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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 16, 1836

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Silk Act confusion ends with transport risk for felonious receiving

A Silk Act case collapsed when jurors learned the silk was stolen from a worker, not embezzled by her, leaving the defendant liable to transport if convicted. Gorman was committed for trial after the unexpected ruling. Also, Nihard Nash faced embezzlement charges for velvet goods valued at 20, with evidence suggesting he or his wife carried them away. The magistrate convicted him and sentenced three months hard labor.

Brussels Kidderminster Whitney Bath York Marseilles Theen Gorman Newgate Nihard Nash Ambrose Moore Milk-street Cheapside Nash House of Correction John Green Grove Mr. Broughton Mesars, Emerson and Co Mra. Covell Willie Taylor Messrs Emerson Loum Messrs. Emerson Eliza Allen Joseph Sturgin Allen Storgin

STREPLE CHACE IN FRANCE AT BIÉVRE VALLEY RACES

Rainy day steeplechases in Bièvre Valley with Dukes of Orléans and Nemours in attendance. Riders faced three jumps over two stiff fences and a wide ditch. Sydonia won the first heat after Counterpark refused the ditch. the second heat sparked debate as Cleveland broke the fence and beat the cabriolet horse, riders unsure if a fair win occurred.

M. Cornelissen Mazeppa Counterpark M. Greifulhe Mr. L Thorses Nol Sydonia M. Coroelissen Captain F Paul Sannegon Cleveland M.odev Cleveland Cever

The Grand Orange Gathering in Dublin Press Sketch

In the Dublin Register the Orange Meeting at Morrisson's is mocked for secrecy and gatekeeping. The piece mocks reporters barred from admission and predicts delayed declarations, noting glossed by the Mail and Standard with undermining remarks about gunpowder plot sensationalism.

Dublin Morrisson’s Stentor Mai London

Banker Brereton case at Fakenham bank meeting

In a bankruptcy meeting at Fakenham, William John Brereton of Brinton was discussed for debts and signee appointments. Samuel Bignold presented proofs totaling 48,1851 but objections about stamp act violations and post dating led to rejection of the debt claim and a six week adjournment to query the Court of Review. Westminster Hall reopened after repairs, with restored interiors, carved stone windows, lowered floor, open lantern, and statues of ancient kings visible. Work continues on the riverside exterior.

William John Brereton Brinton Norfolk Fakenham Samuel Bignold Norfolk and Norwich Joint Stock Banking Company Withers Elitioaiing Westminster Hall

Royal visit and dynastic marriage rumors span Europe

A report notes the Dowager Queen of Naples may visit regarding her son’s marriage to Miss Penelope Smyth. Other items include Emperor Nicholas seeking talks with Austria about a potential Habsburg alliance and a looming scandal over a duchess’s vast fortune. Lisbon politics and slave-trade abolition proposals are outlined, plus a jury exemption case in Bristol and a Salford Liberal gathering honoring Joseph Brotherton.

Naples Capua Penelope Smyth Smyth Journal du Commerce Nicholas Austria Charles Russia Athens Paris Taubourg St. Germain Robespierre Bristol Ludlow Lisbon Portugal Chamber of Peers Viscount de Sa da Bandeira C. Dringer Joseph Brotherton Salford Phrose Thomas Potter Builehill Pendleton William Hall J. G Frost Elkanah Armitage Charles Hindley Richard Potter M.P J. H. Hulme J.R M. Monthier Versailles Madame Moutier Galignant

Presentation of a Snuff-Box to Mr O Connell at Kingston Hotel

A deputation of Irish inhabitants in Hull presented Mr O Connell with a snuff-box as thanks for thirty five years of advocating rights for Ireland and mankind. O Connell praised the aim of strengthening the empire by justice for Ireland and welcomed the Hull supporters.

MR. O'Connell O'Connell Kingston England Green Isle Ireland Hull Hull Advertiser

Kilkesay address to Lord Lieutenant and reform unrest

Ireland reports a flattering address from Kilkesay nobility to the Lord Lieutenant, with a Kilcare reform push and a forecasted Friday requisition to convene. A tithes dispute in Enoniskeen left John Barrett beaten and hospitalized at Louth Hospital. The Drogheda Journal notes Orangemen in Newtown Limavady engaging in violent pranks and a targeted assault linked to an Orange lodge, with a suspect magistrate inquiry under way.

Kilkesay Kildare Register John Barrett Stirling Enoniskeen Barret Louth Hospital Drogheda Journal

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