21 Apr 1835
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 21, 1835
Page
1
The report recounts Nero the lion’s illness metaphor and a burglary at aged Mrs Taylor’s house in Hylton lane during the night of the sixth. Thieves carried off her money totaling 45 pounds and trinkets, while police have no solid clue. A sister’s gift of about 100 pounds left her penniless after bad advice to invest.
A tumultuous meeting in Bond Chapel Birmingham pits Reform supporters against the Conference party. Dr Warren, Rev Gordon, and others face uproar as chairmanship shifts amid accusations of despotism and unauthorised power within the Methodist Conference. The night ends with a split vote, censure motions, and a crowded, unresolved scene.
A London church theft case unfolds with Shoreditch and Hackney incidents, a young man named George Wilson remanded, and William Rome’s surrender after confessing to both robberies. Separate reports describe the Fermoy estate sale near Cork, pricing at 65 000 and final bid 70 000, plus commentary on Irish prospects and rail prospects. Also included are Bristol crime notes on Mrs. Burdock’s poisoning case and related testimony.
Port news reports the Lords of the Treasury refused the Aberdeen memorial to open direct trade from China. The vessel city of Aberdeen, expected daily, will not deliver cargo here. The port is noted as the only northern port where East India goods may be bonded. The piece questions sending cargo to Leith or London first, urging staff to unload the ship on site.
A Times correspondent reports a new embalming process from Naples that claims to halt putrefaction without opening body cavities. Embalmed corpses remain flexible with preserved color, and flu id remains evident in the vascular system. Signor Tranchina asserts safety and low cost, and a public display in Sicily sparked interest.
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