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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 20, 1835

Page

1

General Steam Navagation Company announces packet lines

The General Steam Navigation Company releases schedules for its first-rate mail steam packets serving Lübeck Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp and Dieppe with weekly departures on Wednesdays and Saturdays. New steamship Raine will sail to Cologne and Rhine ports from May, offering low fares and doorstep service via Messrs De Bie Rahn and other agents.

Tram Navigation Company Oeneral GE ‘E Gation “Company Wedang Batata Lubeck Raine Avery Rotterdam de Bie Rahn Normen Waterjane Tower-street Mears Quay Black Brighton Ramsgate My. Carter Gekusa Martin s-le-Grand Roass

Clock Illumination Plan Prompts Duke Donation

The country papers discuss Tory addresses to the King and Sir Robert Peel and urge Reformers to imitate political unity. St Paul’s clock dial in Covent Garden will soon be illuminated, funded by public subscription with a 351 contribution from the Duke of Bedford. Paine, inventor of self-illuminating clocks, oversees the project visible from all quarters.

DR. Kitchiner Kitchiner Gro. Batty Pavement Finsbury-square London Allan Chandos-street Appleton Compton Street Balding New Street Dorset-square Bare Hungerford-market Palmer and Jay Ditto Ayton Beale Omnaburgh-street Regent's Park Bell Sloane-square Butler Haymarket Covent-garden-market Bradford Beckford-row Walworth Brown King-street Portman Square Chew Crawford-street Puplett Clarke Wesmouth-street Judd-street Lyes Jennings Harris Hampstead Clark New Church-street Collier Knightsbridge Curtis Camberwell Dalton Phoenix-place Blackheath Dawson Everet-street Heer Edgeware-road Evans Strand Slater Marshall Fairbank Theberton-street Islington Kennington-road Saunders Upper Charles-street Westminster Garrad Gandy Lower-road Warner Gilman Goddard King’s Toad Chelsea Sadler Gouldsmith March Meatstreet Sallis Montague-street Litson Mullins St. John’s Newson Wellington-street Borough Llington Newberry Queen's-buildings Mmpton Oliver Whitechapel Quid's Tottenham-court- Pakesge Pitfield-street Stoke Newington Pa Chemical-hall Woolwich Pollard Newport-street Pliner Pall-mall Richards Cla-Street Tottenham-court- Rete Scott Thorpe Bishopegate Street Stevens Old Bwoston Scott and Denton Smith London-road Grocer Kentish-town Taylor Regent-street Todd Rect Hespetah Howe Williams Store Nael Square Wyld Stone-street Walford Cam- Watking On-Road Walker and Co High-street Marylebone Highsteet Pension-Common Armatead Young Crntreet Jalington Elger Brighton Matthews White Fmits Bath Short Dodd and Stringfeld Respectablea Maidenhead Healy Watford Rocers Oilmen United Kingdom Robert Peel St. Paul’s Coventfarten Duke of Bedford Paine

Melbourne ministry's reform plan shapes early Canada debate

In Westminster the new Melbourne administration outlined aims for reform and church matters, resisting old policies while proposing a broad program. Debates touched on municipal reform, Protestant Dissenters, Church of Ireland, and the fate of civil registers, with emphasis on a measured, gradual approach to change.

House of Commons Proceedings in Late April Session

The Speaker took chair as Cork City petition results were read with Baldwin and Callaghan declared sitting members. Petitions from East India maritime officers and London and Greenwich Railway drew remarks. Canterbury petition ballot postponed to May 14. Baring moved new writs for South Devonshire and several other constituencies. House adjourned at five.

Earl of Shaftesbury Sharp T. Sharp Lord Brougham Lord Broucham Duke of Norfolk Earl of Charteville Marquis of Lanslowne Duke of Richmond Chichester Brougham Scotland Lord Melbourne Treasury Lord Alvanley O'Connell Mr. O'Connell Ord Brougham O’connell Duke of Buckingham John Russell Marquis of Londonderry Ireland House of Commons Earl of Wicklow John Byng Cork City Baldwin D. Callaghan Colonel Chatterton Joseph Lester CauLaenan Robinson East India Maritime Officers Praed Tooke London and Greenwich Canterbury R. Peel Hume Colonel Evans Serjeant Talfourd Ruthven Roebuck GC. W. Wynne W. Follett Baring Rose South Devonshire Cambridge Spring Rice Schequer Northumberland Lord Howick Nottingham J.C. Hobhouse Board of Control Borough of Manchester C. P. Thompson Board of Trade Cit of Edinburgh Sir John Campbell Penryn R. M. Rolfe County of Kirkcudbright Cutlar Fergusson Totnegs Lord Seymour Navy Newport Henry Orr Stirlinburghs Lord Dalmeney Hano Admiralty Elgin Teith Hay Ordnance Leith Lord Archibald Murray Dundee Henry Parnell Cashel Serjeant Perrie

Halifax Tories Seek Rawson For Election Prospect

The Halifax Tories, in anticipation of an election, have been busy canvassing for Christopher Rawson, Esq., preparing a requisition for him to offer himself for the seat, amid speculation on C Wood’s possible vacating of his MPs seat by taking office in the new ministry.

Halifax

Turner Turns to Milton Paradise Lost Illustration

Royal Academician and professor of painting Turner has recently directed his attention to illustrating Milton’s Paradise Lost, calling it an inexhaustible mine for the exercise of his prolific fancy.

Turner Royal Milton

Peel on Church Reform and tithe in Tamworth address

The article quotes Sir Robert Peel discussing church reform, distribution of church revenues, and the tithe system. He argues against alienation of church property, favors revision of grants by Parliament, and cites historical precedents to claim parliamentary control over ecclesiastical property and its vested rights. It also touches on debates about church establishment in Ireland and the limits of governmental power over church affairs.

Lord Melbourne Lord Morpeth England Irelan House of Commons Sais London University Oxford Cambridge Church of England Robert Peel Church of Ireland Ireland Lord Grey Sir Robert Lord Althorp J. Russe True Sun Tamworth United Kingdom Pepin France Charlemagne Itis Ander Church i England Uzziah Crown Admiralty Canterbury Privy Council of State Horsley Henry VIII Catholica Mary Elizabeth Cromwell Charles II Charles I Scotland

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