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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 15, 1835

Page

1

Trade and Carriage Goods and Dental Remedies Ad

Public informed Lambtop stewarts and Hetton wall's end coal supplied cash price 28s per ton delivery within three miles of town contact George Newton Cannobrow Westminster for prompt orders. Carriages by Delcroix and Co supply fashionable perfumery and dental succedaneum claims by Monsieur Mallan and Sons at Great Russell Street and Brighton.

Lambtop Stewarts Hetton Wall George Newton Cannobrow Westminster Monsieur Mallan and Sons Russell-Street Bloomsbur London Paris N.B King’s Road Brighton

Caution over spurious Dr Kitchiner Universal Elixir

The Proprietor warns that only the genuine article bears a medallion profile of the late Dr Kitchiner and the signature of the original proprietor Geo Batty. Lists numerous London and country agents and shops reproducing the genuine label, urging buyers to avoid imitations.

Kitchiner Ietor Geo. Batty Pavement Finsbury-square Mndon Allan Chandos Clarke Wey Judé Hardstaf Howard Bridge-street Westminster Upper Parl Parkplace Matthews Ditto How Cheverton Street Howes Aiken Yeast Leighs Sharp Hicks Deptford Soloman Luke Holloway Lutwyche Dorset Street Itman Square Mere Norris Street Haymarket Kingaland Mullins St. John's Newton Wellington-street Borough Nicholson- Upper Street Islin Newberry Eaced S Brompton Oae Whitechapel Ould’s Tottenham-courtrad Feeearen Stoke Newington Parkes Woolwich Pollard Newport-street Pilliner Raeme Chards Francis -Street Tottenham-court Road Scott and Thorpe Bishope-street Stevens Old Kent-road Scott Denton Smith London-mad Sweeter Wentish-town Taylor Regent-street Toda Greenwich Evans Howe Williams Cane Russell-square Wyld Sloane-street Walsoberwell New-road Watkins Kennington- Common Armstead Young Sims Helyer Brighton

Royal Appointments and Legal Notices from Whitehall and London

Officials publish kingly appointments to medical and military posts and designate pilots for port navigation. Notices include insolvency declarations, civil officers assignments, and upcoming bankruptcy hearings across England with named individuals, dates, and locations.

Representative explains vote on reform and ministerial address

Writings from Wondon dated March 17 1835 reveal a parliamentarian defending his vote for the ministerial address while distancing from reform foes. He argues for cautious support to avoid sudden government dismissal and outlines party strengths, risks of dissolution, and the need for constitutional reform based on his conscience and country interests.

Wondon Friends of Reform Eaball Srike Geati House of Commons Lord Stanley J. Graham John Russell C. Grant Earl Grey House House of Commonase Lord’ Melbourne Hite Agriculturas Constitutiona Reform Lord Melbourne Péfer Nissan Apa

Dividends and bankruptcies in Newcastle and London firms

A lengthy list details dividend occasions and bankruptcy court dates for numerous traders and artisans across England. Names include Hutchinson of Southwark leather seller, Haviside of Jerusalem Coffee House master mariner, Mawman of Arbour?ngare shipowner, and many others with addresses from Leeds to Mayfair. Also notes dissolved partnerships among glove makers, bookbinders, solicitors, grocers and woollen merchants, plus a verdict in Carmarthenshire and a sheriff’s case with interest details.

Commission-room Newcastle-upon-Tyne Robinson New-inn London Tinto Tynemouth Hutchinson Montclose Southwark Atone W. Haviside Jerusalem Coffee-house Master Mariner Twalve J. Johnson Cee Eee Ora T. Haimes Brownlow-street Holborn Tailors A. Atkins Fins Square Merchant B. Shadgett Loose Kent Carpenter G. Houghton Hertford-street Mayfair Saddler Court of Bankruptcy J. Roberts Carnarvon Goat Hotel A. Clapham Newcaastle upon-Tyne Shion Deevon TTY Verge Men Splavedeth Halley Grocer Jalliley Frente J. Halley J. Jun En Dewar Wasermaere E. Down Sack Leetrot Poa Mearilly Willa Bills Brokere E Wretse New Hodgson Shemield Gornative Warwick-lane Lee B. Partridge Worcester J. J. Cup G. Ives Norwich J. Barney Egbert Southampton W. Ingram Lewes Coulston Wiltshire J. Crocker T. Culverwell Durleigh Somersetshire H. Keyworth J. T. Richardson Askern Yorkshire G. D J.hardy J. Cheater D.salisbury Bristol P. Williams T. Dryden Falon J. Manifold J. 5 Fanion Beira Ane G. Stevenson Wiiverpool T. Adamson T. T. Datye J. Keath Keogh Liverpool J. Gregory L. Cooper Manchester M. Lingworth Urgatroyd Dllingworth Horton

Law Intelligence Lords hear Scotch Appeals in Sharpe v Sharpe

Law intelligence from the House of Lords notes April 14 with Lords Deeman Brougham Nelson Ravensworth and Abinger in attendance to hear Scotch Appeals. The Sharpe v Sharpe case on dry Scotch entail was argued after a reserved point from last session before Lord Denman.

House OF Lords Deeman Lord Brougham Earl Nelson Lord Ravensworth Lord Abinger Sharpe Lord Denman

Court and chancery hearings mix in April sessions

In April 4 proceedings, Attorney General D Shore led arguments before the Court of Chancery with Sir Charles Wetherell absent, prompting a closing by agreement and waived reply. Vice-Chancellor Evans on April 14 heard a separate bankruptcy motion about Brown the creditor seeking a second sale of an intestate's estate, with judge ruling debts paid from the estate and damages to coheirs settled.

Court OF Chancery D. Shore Booth Charles Wetherell Court of Hantery Westminster Dublin Price D. Evans Knight Edwards Brown Mr. Russell

Damages Case in Sheriff Court Over Break-in Assault

In Awburne v James, an assault and property damage claim by a Gray's Inn professional man ends with a consent verdict for 201. The case notes a two hour disturbance, broken furniture, and injuries, with counsel from Charles Phillips and Clarkson. In Gray v Bodlington, an organ hire dispute with Trinity Chapel seeks 171 pounds 17s. contested dates and delivery, with Easter as key witness.

Sheriff’s Court Awinburne FLQ James Southsquare Gray’s Inn Plata Charles Phillips Clarkson Gray Thomas Boddington New Road Trinity Chapel Cannon-road St. George’s Easter

Police Intelligence at Marlborough Street Court

Elizabeth Harris reports threats by Mrs. Ball including calls to come into the court and threats of violence. A pigmy lodger and a schoolmaster testify to the alleged scenes of conflict and an ornate accusation of incendiary behavior in the neighborhood.

Magistrates Warn Gale Defend Against Repeats

The magistrates advised Mr. Gale to stay out of the prosecutor's way after a confrontation with Mac Coonse. They stated that if a repetition occurred, they would grant a warrant against the complainant party.

Gale Morton Mac Coonse

Transported prisoners at Central Criminal Court session

The Recorder at Central Criminal Court sentenced numerous prisoners after long hearings. Elijah Lazarus, Daniel Livermore, John Wheeler and others were transported for life. others for fourteen, seven, or shorter terms. The judge admonished them for behavior and noted remissions limits to governors. Several were also ordered to hard labor or varying imprisonment terms.

Bentenges Kelly and Lainson Elijah Lazarus Daniel Livermore John Wheeler William Briod Ano Hunt Eliza Toyshin Eliza Toyshin the Younger John Barrett John Saunders Matthew Westlake Sarah Barnes Andrew Waters William John Thompson John Allen William Taylor William Flood Willian Goodwin George Charles Griffiths William Brown George Fisher John Fletcher Cristopher Hall Mary Sullivan William Jones Margaret M.courtney Brown Henry Hopkins Francis Inglesby Henry Broom Charles Toyman Wm. Williams John Jones Alias Woodfall George Rogers Thomas Hayes Geo. Fitness William Tador Thomas Woodcock Geo. Smith John Dyer Thomas Smith Thomas Hunter Mary Madden Thomas Manning Francisco Dage Mary Hackett Willian Garter Soho Davis Henry Tudor Charles Franklin George Hickman Thomas Whitforth Thomas Jackson Fireman Johnson Tim, Grady Wm. Johnson Thomas Bellamy Jas Thos. Richards Thomas Dyott Eliza Clayton William Job Andrew Carroll James Brannan Thomas Fitzgerald Ellen Donovan Alias Holland John Davis Geo Charles Griffithe Home Department John Priddle Hastings Moore Alfred Skuse William Grobecker Isaac Harman Jobo Lane Charles Stevens John Sinclair James Johnson Thomas Jubb Benjamin Gosling Eliza Jones Mary Ann Greenwood Philip Doran Sarah Lenoy John Walker Joseph Pemberton Sen Charles Perry Sarah Fowler John Smith Ron Thompson John Welch Edward Welch Nicholas Ayres Sornelius Parker D. M.carthy Robert Parrott Thomas Brown Thomas Cann Thomas Condo William Lightfoot Sarah Weston Mary Richardson Thomas * Mitchell George Tunstall

Assize tale of Edwin Jeffrey murder conviction at Stow in the Wold

Edwin Jeffrey aged 21 was indicted for the wilful murder of Francois Jacques Ren in Stow in the Wold on March 10 1834. He pleaded guilty then retracted, later confessing to the crime after being apprehended, with the jury returning a guilty verdict and the judge sentencing him to execution on the Wednesday following.

Branham Morris, Esq Carmarthenshire Edwin Jeffrey Francois Jacques Ren Stow-in-the-Wold J. Justice Coleridge Alexander Mr. Cripps Pirson France England Stow Provident Bank Grand Jrury Ren Ford Risington Northleach Rens Mr. Ren Horsepool Coleridge

Surrey Sessions Trial Over Nuisance Charge

In Surrey Sessions Art 7, an indictment by apothecary Mr Way against widow Mrs Susan Gostling, keeper of extensive livery stables, for a common nuisance over firth in the stable-yard, resulted in a verdict of Not Guilty. The day then moved to larceny cases with little public interest.

Way Park-street Southwark Susan Gostling Firth Chambers Wallinger Properton Jemmett Mir. Maclean Ofence

Burglary Examination at Frognal House Case Proceeds

Yesterday morning Samuel Passmore alias Passan Benjamin Bryan and Emily Sinclair faced examination over the Frognal House burglary the seat of Viscount Sidney before Sir Thomas Meryon Wilson. Police testimony linked Bryan to a criminal gang, noted ink and mustard stains on Passmore trousers and found debris on the lawn as investigators pursue two other accomplices. Sinclair released on her own recognizance pending further inquiry.

Marlborough Street Elizabeth Harris Mary Ball Covant Hall Winder Worship Street Joseph Hume M. P Middlesex Broughton Lushington Mr. Broughton Mr. Hume Marylebone Wlliam Gray Joseph Wood Charles Chapel Henry Roberts Shuts Urglary Viscountney’s Froge Chiselhurst Kent Mansfield Hampstead Aggs S Division Gray Wood Richmond Thomas Henry Carter Julia Barton Manchester-street Manchester-square Smith Union-Hall Mac Coonze Michigan Gale Mr. Gate Central Criminal Court Mac Coonse Thos. Meryon Wilson Colonel Foreman C. Millington A. Young R.smith J. Hammond Samuel Passmore Alias Mal Benjamin Bryan Emily Sinclair Frognal House Viscount Sidney Mr. Smith Greenwich Passmore Passan Marlboroughestreet Bryan Sinclair George Stone Chapel-court Gulden-square Thomas Hobbs Lord Sidney Clifton House of Correction William Clifton Broadway Westminster James Leigh Woodman Lee-road Ryan Leigh Thomas Meryon Wilson Inspector Thomas

Church Reform and the Ecclesiastical Commission Debate

A critical 19th century front notes Church Reform plans by the Ecclesiastical Commission, arguing for abolition of tithes, redistribution of church wealth, and election of parish ministers. It calls for end of episcopal privileges, civil registration of rites, and a lighter liturgy while favoring parish control and government use of church property for the poor.

Ecclesiastical Commission Ameo Church Commission John Bull England Christ House of Prayer Solomon

Unclear fragment from Hampshire Telegraph notes navy service

Fragmentary OCR text references servit See Oh hith wll appy lordship mach will be weell ap in the navy. The snippet suggests a wartime or naval context, but no coherent event or dates are readable for a concrete summary.

Hampshire Telegraph

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