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	Frederick Robinson, Viscount Goderich, engraving, circa 1825, after J. Poole, bare head bust of Frederick John Robinson three quarters facing, with the populations of the counties, the principal cities and counties of the England recorded. THE RIGHT HONBLE FREDERICK JOHN ROBINSON/ CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, 145 x 147 mm, contained in original glased papier mache frame. About extremely fine. £195.00
	George Canning, Treaty of London, bronze medal, 1827, by galle, bare head bust of Canning left, . GEORGE CANNING, rev. LIBERTE CIVILE ET RELIGIEUSE DANS L'UNIVERS. 1827 A LA CONCORDE DES PEUPLES, 51 mm. Minor marks and at some time cleaned, otherwise good very fine. £50.00
	Newcastle, John Hodgson, white metal medal, 1830, draped bust of John Hodgson profile right, JOHN HODGSON ELSWICK HOUSE ELECTED M. P. FOR NEWCASTLE ON TYNE 30TH 1830. rev. NOMINATED BY ARCHIBALD REED / SECONDED BY SANDERSON ILDERTON ESQUIRES/ HE IS OUR CHOICE AND WE WILL RETAIN HIM. THE FREEMEN SAY. 57 mm, (BHM. 1446). The surface of the metal somewhat grey, otherwise very fine, rare. £75.00
	Bristol Riots, Charge of the 3rd Dragoon Guards Upon the Rioters in Queen Square, , lithograph, 1831, by Louis Haghe after T L Rowbotham and W Muller. the Dragoon Guards charge the protesters, cutting them down in the Square, smoke and fire fills the sky, CHARGE OF THE 3RD DRAGOON GUARDS UPON THE RIOTERS IN QUEEN SQUARE, BRISTOL, AT 6 O'CLOCK ON THE MORNING OF MONDAY, OCTOBER 31ST, 1831, WHO WERE THEN PROCEEDING TO PLUNDER AND FIRE THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE, AFTER HAVING BURNT AND DESTROYED THE BRIDEWELL, THE NEW GOAL, THREE TOLL HOUSES, LAWFORD'S GATE PRISON, THE BISHOP'S PALACE AND THE NORTH AND WEST SIDES OF QUEEN SQUARE, INCLUDING THE MANSION HOUSE CUSTOM HOUSE, EXCISE OFFICE AND NEARLY FIFTY DWELLING AND WAREHOUSES- THE PROPERTY DESTROYED DURING THESE MEMORABLE RIOTS AMOUNTED TO NEARLYONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. 680 x 550 mm, contained in original maple frame. Good very fine. £495.00
	City of London, Bishopgate Ward Reform Bill Dinner, bronze medal, 1832, by J. Gibson, Britannia facing holding a scroll, attended by British Lion, THE FOUNDATION IS LAID BY JUSTICE/ LET THE SUPERSTRUCTURE BE RAISED BY WISDOM AND HAPPINESS MUST BE THE RESULT/ IN THE CHOICE OF REPRESENTATIVES ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY ELECTOR WILL DO HIS DUTY, rev. a city gate within an open wreath, REFORM IN THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE IN THE COMMONS HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT/1832/ BISHOPGATE WARD REFORM DINNER CELEBRATED SEPTR 27. 1832, 45 mm, (BHM. 1584). About extremely fine. £85.00
	First Salisbury Parliamentary Election, bronze medal, 1832, legend in eight lines, THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE WAS EXERCISED FOR THE FIRST TIME BY THE CITIXENS OF SALISBURY. DEC 12 $ 13 1832. J. BEARE MAYOR, rev. FROM THE HONBLE D. PLEYDELL BOUVERIE AS A TOKEN OF ESTEEM AND REGARD, 40 mm, (BHM. 1642). Good very fine. £125.00
	The Reform Bill, white metal medal, 1832, by J. Davis, British lion standing before rocks above bust of Thomas Attwood below, THE PURITY OF THE CONSTITUTION/ FOUNDER OF THE POLITICAL UNIONS/ THE PEACE AND SAFETY OF THE KINGDOM, rev. Dove holding an olive branch standing on fasces entwined with a snake, head of Earl Grey below, UNITY LIBERTY PROSPERITY/ POLITICAL UNION/ THE REFORM BILL NOTHING LESS, 41 mm, (BHM. 1582), with original Union Flag ribbon and munt for uspension. About extremely fine, with some original colour. £95.00
	Brighton Election, , bronze medal, 1841, legend in seven lines, CHARLES BROOKER ESQ. CANDIDDATE FOR BRIGHTON, rev. ADVOCATE OF THE ADOPTION OF THE PEOPLES CHARTER, 35 mm, attempted pei5rcimng on the reverse. Very fine. £45.00
	The Right Honourable Lord John Russell, mezzotint portrait, 1846, by M. Parkes, Lord John Russell three-quarter length standing directed to right, left hand on hip, leaning slightly to left with his right hand on a sheaf of papers beside inkstand, letters and books on a table beside him, 1000 x 580 mm, contained in contemporary frame with gilt slip. Good very fine, a striking proof example of this print. £495.00
	Palace of Westminster, transfer print brooch, circa 1850, a view of the Palace of Westminster from the river. 62 x 50 mm. Extremely fine. £150.00

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