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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 17, 1835

Page

1

Hamilton’s Lord Mayor cites circular offering to merchants

The Lord Mayor received a printed circular from Ipswich about a London firm selling discounted bills to merchants and traders. The notes urge secrecy, promise confidentiality, and claim extensive experience. the letter writer claims they can turn goods into cash and offers a commission, warning of swindlers behind the scheme.

Manlion House Ipswich London Tyswich Rde Waterloo Bridge-road

Lords Debates on Church Funds and Scottish Appeal

In the Lords the Lord Chancellor was absent as Segal sat on the woolsack. Petitions from the Earl of Rosebery urged for further accommodation while others opposed public funding for the Church. Scotland was ordered to lie on the table. Bills from the Commons included the Grand Junction Water Company expansion and Dunlailey gas lighting. Brougham delivered a Scotch judgment. The Lord Chancellor resumed seat, and Bury Port Harbour Bill and Westminster Improvements Bill were introduced. Papers on abolition of slavery were laid. Several bills were read first time. The session adjourned to Saturday on Wellington’s motion.

Segal Scotland Commons Grand Junction Water Company Dunlailey Carnarvon Brougham Bury Port Rice Trevor Westminster Colonel Evans Earl of Aberdeen Duke of Wellington

Shipping Intelligence At Shoreham and Ports Abroad

The Oak bound to the North is on shore on the bar at Shoreham with strong north wind. In Cowes the ten remaining casks of takio w picked up off the Start bearing marks BIS 407, 98, 424, 422, 893, 425, 919. The Ann of Newport upset on the Wash Grounds. crew saved. Grace from Barbados arrived at Greenock after reporting the wreck of William the Fourth. Daniel O’Connel sailed January 20 for London and has not been heard of since. The Chesterfield sailed July 15 from Bristol for Africa and had not arrived by January 17. At Amsterdam the Madara sailed from Batavia and put back after striking near the Island of the Three Sisters. A brig named William, supposed British, sunk on Magguana Reef. 110 puncheons of rum saved. A brig with timber washed ashore at Long Island. Lexington from Cadiz went ashore at Sandy Hook but was refloated after throwing cargo overboard.

Lloyd's Shoreham Porteus Cowes Takiow Newport The Gainey Bristol Greenock Tennion Barbadoes William the Fourth Liverpool Londonperay Daniel O’connelil Warnock London Chesterfield Lewis Africa Amsterdam Madara Teoham Batavia Rotterdam Three Sisters Sumatra Suurabaya Nassau Blanca William Magguana Reef Long Island Ait New York Lexington Cadiz Sandy Hook

Sunday Saints and the Perpetual Sunday Bill

The piece denounces members of the House of Commons who pushed a Sunday Bill for a second reading. It attacks a main mover described as a prony Poulter-headed fool and rails against the roast joints and baked potatoes fueling the zealots. The writer portrays chaplainlike preachers as spreading endless admonitions and damnation.

House of Commons Figaro

Public House of Commons Session Adopts Delayed Bill Readings

The House of Commons debates multiple bills including the Trinity Harbour and London and Greenwich Railway measures. Clerks request deferment to May 4 for the Trinity Harbour Bill while committees consider the Blenkinsop Divorce Bill. The chamber adjourns until Saturday amid discussions of government formation and ministerial plans.

IRELAND. Emigration and politics in Meath and Kilkenny

The report notes Richard Ruxton Fitzherbert appointed Vice-Lieutenant for Meath, a London visit by Lanrevin, and a Lord-Lieutenant dinner. It describes the Kineston Cavern discoveries, emigration aboard the Breeze to Quebec, a murder in Queen's County, proposed Kingstown to Valentia railroad, and a Galway assizes dispute over notice for compensation for malicious injuries. The piece ends with a lengthy political column arguing against Toryism, urging a united press to topple tyranny and defend constitutional reform in Ireland.

Robert Lady Bateson Co. Rochfort Lefroy Butler Danvers Fitzherbert Smith A. Barton Captain Barton Lindsay Grey Charles Hastings Hamilton Murray A.D.C Kineston Roger Gurman O’leary Limerick Illiam Carter Lord Sarpborough Balliffe Queen's County Kingstown Dublin Valentin Kerry Galway Burton Baron Foster Kilxenny Fiick Duane Bilboa

Easter Ball At Mansion House Promises Large Turnout

Upwards of three hundred invitations have been issued for the Easter ball to be held at the Mansion House on Monday next, signaling a well attended social event with broad participation.

Mansion House

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