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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 25, 1837

Page

1

Wine Veuuts and Inn Brighton sale details

Auction notices list HENSHAW lease, private contract sale of tavern and adjoining properties on Duke & Bedford tenure, with rent noted at 60s. Also notices for Henshaw, King's Arms Tavern, and various entries. Public sale details include Garraway's Coffee House Cornhill and Coffee Change-alley.

Baward-street Brighton Henshaw Queen-street H Holborn Garraway E Henshaw Duke & Bedford White Hart Warwick-court Hafborn the & Auctioneer Bowverie-street Plect-atreet Lolden Cornhill King’s Arms Berraba Parry George the Fourth Rick Smallsworth County of Hertford Pinner Sudbury Common Harrow London Queen’s Head Inn Boros Aderick Palmer Mitre Court Chambers Temple

Mansion House Deliberations On James Greenacre Visitation

Lord Mayor reports Police Committee recommendation against admitting visitors to condemned prisoner James Greenacre at Newgate. Debate notes officials' stance, concerns over access, and integrity of legal counsel. Included are related forgery cases at Forcrry and notices from correspondents in Cheltenham and London.

Greenacre Guildhall Newgate James Greenacre Con Geo John Willems J. Bush Committee of Bankers For Protection Victor Barrier Jaucet’s Leicester Frederick Peck Jamet’s Hotel Venn Sweeting’s Alley John Lise Venn Corrie and Co.’s Jestica Tisdell Wink-dyer Red Lion-court Holbern Sir. Walford Coleman Street-R Oidi John Atkinson Corrie and Co.'s Air Fisdell Walford William Walford Coleman Street Currie and Co.’s Pictor Barrer Jamet’s Pope’s Head-alley Cornhill Frederick Cook Pope's Head Alley Gilleneau George Gillenesa Robert Mutrie No. 93 Watling-street Daniel Forrester Janoet’s Victor Barrer Victor Williams

Capture of axotHea Gang of Coiners at No 8 St Andrew's Lane

Report of a raid by Duke and Hall with Sergeant Ashton and Reynolds on a Westminster house used by counterfeiters. Officers forced entry, found two men and a woman resisting, melted coins in pits, broken moulds, and seized coinage and tools. Prisoners Thomas Birch Thomas Oliver Ellen Wood detained for a week pending Mint inspection. crowd gathered outside.

Ashton Koy Aubton Reynolds Duke Thomas Birch Thomas Oliver Ellen Wood Oficera

Public Sales Register lists multiple London properties and equities

Mr Standage offers Freehold houses at Strand and Holywell street with varied rents and terms, plus a Symeon’s street broker shop estate and Marylebone properties, amounting to volumes of long leases and peppercorn rear rents. Nightingale presents Thames Ditton residence with accompanying offices and garden. Williams and Walker add reversion and goodwill items including Sea Lion pub lease, with Consols, life contingencies, and annuities valued in guineas and pounds.

Standage Strand Holywell-street Frith-Street Soho Symeon's-street Sloanesquare Paradise-street Marylebone Spring-street Nightingale Thames Ditton Surrey John Williams Walker Woottoo Street Cornwall Road Lambeth

Ireland Poor Law Bill Debate Moves for Relief

Lords hear detailed discussion on the Irish Poor Law and Improvement of Land measures. Clanricarde argues against immediate workhouse adoption, citing Ireland’s unique poverty and work absence. Melbourne and Wicklow weigh risks and potential benefits, with support for inquiry and gradual reform. The bill advances to a second reading amid parliamentary contention.

House OF Lords Cannine Aberdern Gordon Pee Prishtn Bi Penbop Theop Durham Denbigh London West London Westminster Cemetery Suffolk Staffordshire Sussex Earl Haddington Deaber Ireland Stafford Lord Teynham Earl of Musebery Edinbergh Ier Commons Baorngaton Dublin Lord Cloncurry Cork Westmeath Fitzgeral Sted Lord Redle Northam York Gloucester Worcester Kent Chester Manchester St. Alarn Duke of Welumeton ABING@gR Llandaff Glamorganshire Lord Duncannon Post Office Commissioners England Wales Lord Brougham Common Council of Maidstone Derby Buckingham Somerset Northampton Dar Portsea Plymouth Leeds Canterbury Cheeterbury Carmarthen Westmorland Newmarket Perth Bradford Banbury Lord Holland Yorkshire Bristol Hontton Birmisogham Huddersfield Hull Avon Chetwynd Stadord Earl Radnor Brixton Highgate Earl of Harewood Lord Melbourne Ramsay Earl Roden Tyrone Marquis Clanricarde Messare Home Department Dir. Nicholls Scotland Hear Earl of Limerick Clapricarde Earl of Limerick Earl of Devon Earl of Wicklow Nicholla Earl of den Honsa Treland Earl Wicklow Culo Marquis Clanricarde Wicklow Commission of Inquiry Woo Piindele Loch James Graham Chalm Fagees Robert Peel Viliiers Fazakerly Poor Law Committee Prin

House of Commons and Brighton railway petitions and bills

The House of Commons sat with the Speaker in the chair as new member Fenton for Rochdale took oaths. A flood of railway petitions passed before committees, with Brightons line, Stephenson’s, and various rivals debated. Gardiner’s Divorce Bill and several railway bills advanced or faced opposition, including Stirling canal proposals and plans by Birmingham firms.

House OF Commons Fenton Rochdale Sheriffs of London Brighton Lord G. Lennox Till Stephenson's Line Rennie B. W. Bolton Capt. Pechell Curteis George Lennox Deptford and Dover Goring Worthing Stephenson Sheffield Halifax Road G Strickland Barnaby Gardiner Mr. Pease North of England Lowther London and Salisbury Villiers Birmingham Plate and Crown Glass Company Hind Batterhouse-green Gorton-road C. Bruce Edinburgh and Glasgow Glasgow and Ayr London and Brighton Commercial Steam Navigation Company American Steam Navigation Company Crawtorp Daldalk Western Railway Wortley Barnsley Admiral Adam Leith Chalmers Montrage E. Tennent Agricultural and Commercial Bank E. Viewer Birmingham and Derby Junction R. Peel Glasgow American and Colonial Steam Company Alsager Brixton Reanie’s Loanhead Stirling Forbes Chambers of Commerce Edinburgh Stirling Canal Comyn Bruce

Canada Tenures Act debate and Lower Canada resolutions

The House debated the Canada Tenures Act and the proposed repeal of the Canada Land Company Act. Speakers warned of unrest in Lower Canada, discussed the act's effects on property and feudal tenure, and wrestled with how to proceed amid conflicting views and potential political consequences.

Canada J. Russsll Mr. Bernal Toa Enid Ing George IV Majeaty Grote House of Assembly Canada Commissioners Legislative Council Crown Lower Canada Sir G. Grey Mr. Roebuck Lord Dorchester Boa Canada Land Company Act Hume Ome J.russell Lower Ores J. Russell Huo Bath Hoo Middlesex Roebuck Mr. Hume Colonial Office Gally Knight Robinson Rigby Wason Bia

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