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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 04, 1832

Page

1

The Robber and Other Works in Periodical Notice

A catalog-like sweep of 19th century book notices and advertisements. It lists The Robber by the author of Chartley the Fatalist in three volumes, praises from Spectator and Literary Gazette, plus references to volumes such as FALSE STEP and History Geography and Geography Recollections of the Beau Etienne Dumont. It notes editions in French and English, prices, and availability through Edward Bull’s library and other booksellers.

Tatler Tutler Bridges-street Covent-garden Sitchen Tate Edward Bull Hollea-street Cavendish-square Chartley Spectator Literary Gazette Ae Beau Nse Etienne Dumont Geneva N.B Bull Henry Stebbing Ugo Foscolo New Public Subscription Library Wei oUet-street United Kingdom

Celebrity Books and Memoirs Advertised in 1831 Paper

An 1831 issue advertises Leigh Hunt edited works on Byron and Shelley, Nollekens and his Times, Mrs. Dalgairn’s Cookery, and The Sea Kinge in England. It also notes Waverley novels in a new edition, Captain Basil Hall’s travels, and other literary titles with prices and publishers. The page includes a personal letter from Patrick Grant defending his Sun newspaper against fraud by Winchester and Young, detailing earnings, shares, and ongoing legal disputes.

Poland Turkey Wallachia Transylvania Hungary Vienna Colburn and Bentley New Burlington-street Byron Leigh Hunt Lord Byron Shelley Hunt Mr. Shelley Morning Chronicle Basil Hall North America Deating Literary Gazette Monthly Review Izmo English Institute of Cookery Edinburgh Review

Reform Bill debates and Irish Juries Bill in Lords April session

The Lords pass the Sugar Duties and London Bridge Approaches Bills with sixteen private acts. Earl Bathurst urges Oxford University to oppose Reform. Ireland's Irish Juries Bill prompts delays and amendments as Lords hear petitions and discuss juror qualifications. Glove trade smuggling inquiry proposed amid testimony on trade distress. Norfolk Assizes transfer debated. Mayo magistracy and county affairs trigger motions and counterarguments.

London Bridge Lord Ciancentors Duke of Ricamoyo Marquis of Lansdowne Lonp Lord Lonsdale Lonsdale Oxford University Earl Bathurst Rose University of Oxford House of Parliament Friends of Reform Hear Earl Bathurst Duke of Wellington Viscount Melbourne Lord Plunkett Ireland Lord Wynford Lord Ellenborough Duke of Leinster Marquis of Westmeath Lord Tenterden Earl Lord Teynham Lord Melbourne Ellenborough Wicktow Lord Tenterpen Earl Grey Westmeath Plunkett Norfolk Robert Grant Thibad Betford Norwich Asaize Henry [Leit Thetford Givan A. Baring John Sebright Ribley Colborne Hume Wason R. Grant Ruthven William Murphy Stanley Commission of the Peace Perceval Brown Crampton Goulburn Mayo England Tee Mighty Mégan Ege Catt Macnamara Feng P Wheyee Glasgow Dexon Thuyaday Moore O’ferrall Dublin Castle Hoops Kildare

Departure of a Sun proprietor to start an Evening Paper

A former Sun owner explains his shift to a new Evening Paper. He recounts purchasing the Sun in 1826, heavy outlays, a bankruptcy struggle, and his return in 1830. He accuses Murdo Young of maneuvering to seize control, aided by Alderman Winchester and solicitor Briggs, and outlines efforts to repurchase his stake despite opposition.

Murdo Young Young Sanford Tupu Chemr Morrison France GME Con Ford Memper Witoer Teepyeuschee Rosen Toyerade H. House Thicknesse Novy of Lancaster Daxhiry Claughton Ravclife Sun Alderman Winchester Winchester Briggs Commission

House of Commons debate on Highbury Road Bill

After prayers the Speaker went to the Upper House for royal assent by commission and returned to report. Mr Byng moved the second reading of the Highbury Road Bill resolutions. Mr Hume opposed, citing surprise among Highbury inhabitants and tolls to be continued, outlining meetings and promoter actions while proposing amendments.

House House of Lords Byng Highbury Road Ir. Hume Highbury Lord Lowther

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