09 Apr 1832
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 09, 1832
Page
1
A lengthy public address recounts how Murdo Young and Alderman Winchester allegedly schemed to thwart the author’s control of the Sun. He claims to have faced foreclosure, deceit, and court battles, with Young profiting while the estate remained in Chancery. He appeals to readers to compare his account with the public record and asserts the Sun’s true leadership and intent.
The creditors contest Alderman Winchester's assignee role at a meeting on the Sun estate. Resolutions to resign or hand papers to Lock are questioned as improperly adopted. Debates over bids, offers by Young and Lomax, and the sale method reveal deep strife, with threats of court action and possible adjournments.
A creditor meeting for the late Sun Newspaper proprietor Mr Grant convened at Bangor Hall Street following a Gazette notice. It aimed to obtain creditor consent for actions involving Right Hon Charles Grant MP, M. Phillips Home Office Under Secretary, and R. Grant, trustees for Mrs Grant, to make available Mrs Grants property in which Mr Grant held life interest. Henry Sykes Thornton and Alderman Winchester presided and discussed a question raised by Thornton regarding libels circulated.
News notes Wallack plans a benefit at Pratyslate theatre next Saturday, ending the season then heading to America as an established investor. A committee of Covent Garden auditors reports generous support from Devonshire’s Grace, with substantial donations to aid the actors and actresses. The audience applauded while reports outline funds and debts, including outstanding payments to various creditors.
The Newcastle upon Tyne Chamber of Commerce held its anniversary dinner at the Assembly Rooms on the fifth of the month. Sir Matthew White Ridley Bart MP attended as president, with a large gathering of officials, merchants, and dignitaries. Toasts honored the chamber, Ridley, the Mayor, and local figures, while speeches praised longstanding service and future support for Newcastle’s interests.
A meeting of inhabitants in Niven's Hall Main street was held Wednesday evening to adopt resolutions backing the Reform Bill now in the House of Lords. A threatening letter case from Easter Quarter Sessions involves Edward Orphan sentenced to transportation for life for threatening a miller Mr Thomas Fidler.
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