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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 14, 1837

Page

1

Golden Anchor Wine Vaults Auction at Garraway's Coffee House

A London property known as Golden Anchor Wine Vaults No 139 Golden Lane is to be sold by auction by Mr Henshaw at Garraway's Coffee House Change Alley Cornhill. The premises are well kept with modern improvements and a long lease at 430 per year. Viewing and particulars available at Garraway's and auctioneer 33 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. Ten days before the sale.

Nani Ea Ra George Robins Pannen Park Prosera Templer Bridport Gaia Exeter Erable Valathe Alco Ao Torquays Marlborough Swindon Eye Pinare T Town Arket Stamford Abergavenny Carmarthen Soutiel Middlesex Parentine Valsilla London Garraway Coffee Howe Cornhill Robinsfield Mount Pleamat George Obins Angel Inn Los Ectty Mount Plebant Abergavey Pontypool Newport Bornery Brecon Blace Avon Varteg Tronworts James Bush Bristol New On Inn Cheltenham Chronicle Agel Castle Mostyn Bethester Usk Monmouthshire Covent Garden R. Allen Davis Ees Leonard Hill Pleet-street Kilderminster Brussels James Clarke St. Sqithin's-lane Allen Davis New Bridge Street Blackfriars Haymarket pHece R. John Henshaw Change-al'cy Pripay Axel High Street Borough Nag’s Head Inn Town Hall Golden Anchor Golden Lane Henshaw Change-aliey Teesparf Ctar Garraway's Beaverie Street Fleet- Street King’s Arms Beech-street Barbican BG Heroyd's Tobecconist's Change-alley Turapar Party Bouverie Street Fleet-street Prampton Bex Ana T. Prout Strand Blair

Irregular Lords Debates Far Reaching Irish Reform Bills

The Lords debate Irish municipal reform and church rate abolition with petitions for and against the measures. Lord Melbourne moves first reading of the Irish Municipal Corporation Reform Bill while Wellington and other peers quote the throne speech. Petitions for and against church rates are presented, and a Carlton-style dispute over Stephenson’s railway line prompts committee consideration. The session includes discussions on tolls, tithes, and the Stamp Duty on newspapers as well.

Earl of Shafresoory Hhancellor Bernat House of Commons Iriah Municipal Corporation Mulloy Edinburgh Royal Miot Durham Sevenoaks Road Youse Lord Ellenborough Lord Kenyon East India Naval Service Earl of Shaftesbury London Edmonton Walthamstow Lord Redesdale Armilar Marquis of Downshire Carrickfergus Ireland Duke of Wellington Bradley Lorne Haus Chester Canterbury Frome Norfolk Earl of Ripon Down and Connor Hatherton Earl of Haddington Rish Municipal Purporation Reform Melbourne Viscount Melbourne Jord Earl of Wicklow Lord Brougham Lord Lyodhurst Earl of Happington Marquis of Clanricarde Earl of Earl of Harrowby Lord Ashburton Sarom Marquis of Lansdowne Warminster Marquis of Headford Feversham York Earl of Brownlow Duke of Richmond Surrey Sussex Exeter Leeds Halifax Leicester Bolton-le-Moor Somerset Staffordshire G. Strickland Earl of Marlborough Leeds Waterworks Wilks Becker Mettes Bernard Henry Anthony Brighton Major Beauclerk Stephenson T. Duncombe Curteis Mills County of Newgate Movinoz Milla Palmer GC. Barclay Select Committee Duncombe Bolton Pechell Capain Pechill Greene Lord George Lennox Lord G. Lennox E. Anatcuesoe House R. Palmer C. Barclay S. Leveraz Lig Stanley Partis Pnot HH. Barron J. Reede Pease Sue G. Strickland E. Codrington Stephenton Sheppard Devon Exmouth Falmouth Lord Morpeth Trish Hindley Oai Decuan Bengal Regium Donum R. Bateson Ulater Roebuck America Heer Bathwell Grotseman Wakley R. Peel Radical Party Stockland Yachland Oy Bun Fried Mr. Wakley England Spain Portugal France Couo'oy Times Dan Blackstone Aree Press Stamp Office Wilees Treasury Bench Wallace A. Trevor Trevor Bathe Hume Finsbury Barvoet Robert Peel Fiosbury Middlees Laugeter Adeed R. Peet Hear C. Buller Londun Metropols Sir R. Peel Lord Mr. Trevor Lyndburnt Mr. B Hon Kad Scala Aga Osthe E. Edwards Bryant R Milner J. Bee T. Williams W. Boyce Robinson C. Wood

Inquest Held Over Dead Man by Isle of Dogs Pond

An inquest at the Black Horse Tavern Poplar examined Duncan Crawford found dead near a pond by the Isle of Doge with torn clothes and possible ligature marks. Witness Richard Tidy described discovering the body near a fence, with blood and teetherhooks on palings, and a possible toll evasion motive. Police seek the watch and waterman who ferried the deceased on Saturday night as the case is adjourned for further evidence.

Black Horse Tavern Poplar Duncan Crawford Richard Tidy Old King Stairs Deptford Isle of Doge Steam Washing Company Ferry House Greenwich Tate

Escape from Newgate After Conviction For Attempted Rape

Richard Jackson was tried and convicted at Central Criminal Court for attempted rape and sentenced to two years. He escaped Newgate by using a concealed horse to remove brickwork, scaled a 30 foot wall, crossed roofs and leads, then dropped to a Warwick Lane roof before reaching the street. Inspector Field captured him at 15 Queen Street, Lambeth, after a perilous nightlong escape lasting from 7:15 p.m. to 5:15 a.m.

Richard Jackson Central Criminal Court Newgate Warwick-lane Newgate Street Cheapside Jackson Field L Division Queen Street Lambsth Williams Lespector

Death inquest into alleged ill treatment of child

A Wednesday inquest at the Half Moon and Seven Stars, Clare Market, before Mr. Higgs, examined the death of six year old Charles William Kavanagh amid local talk of neglect. Surgeon Peter Cosgrave reported emaciation and ulcerations, noting a post mortem found undigested beef and diagnosing death from natural causes. The test witnesses included residents near the godparents’ home.

Half Moon Seven Stars Stanhope Street Clare Market Higgs Charles William Kavanagh Peter Cosgrave Norfolk Street Mary Smith White Horse-yard Drurylane

Disgraceful child abuse case ends in verdict of death

A coroner's inquest heard testimony about a malnourished child living with his godfather Pace and godmother amid repeated beatings and neglect. Witnesses described starvation, ulcerated limbs, and fear of the mother, with surgeons stating death resulted from mature causes after the jury condemned the conduct as disgraceful.

Mr. Parker St. Clement's Parish Aurgeon Frederick Joe Wm. Pace Mary Tucker Ace Eustace Drury Lane Pace

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