True Sun Newspaper Archives, Apr 29, 1837, p. 1

Westminster Electors Hear Lever Watch Advertisement

A damaged London newspaper snippet shows a Westminster electoral appeal by J. Bleaden and a political candidate promising reform including abolition of aristocratic voting, repeal of corn laws, and tax reductions. It also advertises lever watches and pocket chronometers with detached escapements, second-hand purchases accepted.

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Westminster Jentlemen Howe Torre Parliamenta Fe of Commons

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NEWMARKET RACES AND RACING NOTES 1837

Race details from Newmarket including match for 25, stakes, and horses named with results. Includes Medbourne races, betting listings, and notes on bonuses, handicaps, and heats. Also covers Amusement item about a roaming Irish prank and various military and public notices from St James's Palace and Whitehall.

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Infringement of Patent Principles Leads to New Trial

Legal discussion on whether a table devices embodying a principle infringe a patent. Judge's view supports another trial, noting the verdict was wrong and defendant entitled to new proceedings with costs. Also reports a police case where a man punished for failing to pay a penalty and is jailed, with discharge from police forced later.

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Mr. Faraday Baron Aldersoun F. Pollock Mr. Richards Mr. Hill Lord Abisger Baron Alderson

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LAW INTELLIGENCE Aratt 28 HOUSE OF LORDS Appeats

An appeal from a Scottish decree concerns Sir Alexander Don's heirs and two Paris drawn bills for 20 000 francs. Lippmann seeks Scottish recognition of French law on prescription and limitation, tied to a France judgment, with further arguments heard by Sir W Follett and Mr Smith. Next hearing postponed to Thursday.

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House OF Lords Appeats W.H. Don Lippmann Court of Session Scotland Alexander Don Paris Charles Fagan France Fagan Coopeley England Alexander, Don Sir A. Don Lippman W. Follett Mr. Smith Dr. Cu

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Discharge of Agency Bill Taxation Order in Vice-Chancellor Court

Mr Jacob moves to discharge an ex parte order taxing an agent's bill of 731 pounds 4s 0d sent by Siesers Jones Fay solicitors at Ruthie to Mr Jones in London. The court considers lack of jurisdiction and argues taxation rules align with Weymouth v Knife. order discharged as improper.

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S Court Jones Rosears Jacob Siesers, Homifreys Fay Ruthie London Siessrs. Jones Weymouth Knife Court of Common Pleas Knight Ayrton Carver

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Court of King's Bench and Exchequer Dismiss Debt Case

In Southampton penalties case a defendant serving as a water-works commissioner was found not sufficiently qualified. the court ruled the action could not stand as liability for penalties was not clearly made out. In the patent case the jury verdict for the plaintiff stood, with motions for nonsuit or new trial debated and deferred.

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Court OF King's Bench Banco Weston Hill Southampton Board of Commissioners Mr. Erle Mr. Addison W. Follett Bingham Lord Denman Courts of Justice Court OF Exchequer Jurec Paatt Middlesex Ruie Bill F. Pollock Danée

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Bankrupt Suspected Involving Madame Vestris At Creditors Meeting

The Great meeting of creditors for the Quadrant publisher and singer known as Madame Vestris was held today. Joshua Rose ANDERSON, the bankrupt, faced proof of debts with figures around 300 to 500 pounds for bills of exchange discounted by the claimant. The bankrupt admitted handling bills through a broker and agent, with money often paid back to Vestris’s circle. The Commissioner noted high discount rates and alleged lack of value for the bills. Only two creditors testified, sums totaling 65 pounds. Guldsherd was named creditor’s assignee. proceedings closed after a solicitor for Madame Vestris requested protection and the Commissioner stated limited powers to enforce order.

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Fane Joshua Rose Anderson Ss Bankfortcy Regent-street Madame Vestris Thomas Goldsherd Knight Mr. Kaight Lord Edward Thynne Lord Edward Thyone Vestris Lord Edward Thynoe Madame Vestria Serorn Guldsherd

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Assault on a Girl by a Policeman in Oakley Street

Police intelligence from Union Hall reports Henry Dowding accused of assaulting Esther Aris, nine, in Oakley Street near midnight. Mary Aris corroborates, noting a policeman offered a nearer way home and threw the girl down. Superintendent Grenfell confirms a railroad policeman was seen with the child but denies direct knowledge of the incident. Dowding denies the charge, claiming no such encounter and offering to identify the suspect with an officer.

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Philanthropic Widows Society Holds Triennial Meeting

The Society for the Relief of Distressed Widows held its triennial meeting at Willis's Rooms St James's Square with Marquis Cholmondeley presiding. The report praised new auxiliaries at Blackheath and Brighton, noted royal support from the Duchess of Kent, and detailed three years of widows relieved and society income.

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Willis’s Rooms Kitog Street St. James’s Square Marquis of Cholmondeley Tee Joan Monatson Blackheath Lord Bexley Tighton Lng United Kingdom Duchess of Kent Victoria Earl of Galloway Peter Hall James Montgomery Sheffield George Finch G. W. Allen Peter Auriel Hastings de. Morrison Bennet Salter Joseph Fischer

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Representation of Liverpool Liberal Meeting Chooses Elphinstone Ally

A large Liberal electors meeting at Music Hall Bold Street Liverpool with about 1000 attendees discussed political strategy in the current national state. They endorsed Mr Howard Elphinstone as a potential ally to the Liberal member for the borough, citing his record on free trade and shortening elections.

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LiverPool Bold Street Reformed Town Council Howard Elphinstone Hastings London Ewart Rathbone Harvey Mr. Walmsley Hage Grote Critamant Mr.Elphinatone Howard Elphinatone H.T. Atkinson Treesmen’s Reform Association Elphie‘stone Hogues Lord Nugent Elphinatong Hoones Col Cantaman Nugent Elphinstone Caatnwan James Baanckee Colonel Williams Aris Vir Inatone Lormard Hare Gascoyne Mos Lord Sandon House of Commons Wiston Elphin Stove Hyanta Clareman

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Thames Office Steam Vessel Collision Case Dismissed

The Gipsey master Kr Doust faced a Wilful Damage Act complaint for ramming a poot belonging to Mr Peter Scott and injuring him. Evidence failed to prove wilful malice, Magistrates dismissed the warrant after debate, noting need for regulative speed laws for steamers on the pool. Complainant’s solicitor said he would pursue further action.

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Thames Kr. Doust Gipsey Greenwich Peter Scott Afr. Scott

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Carlow Election Committee Strikes Off John Cody Vote

The committee struck off John Cody's vote affecting a class of 35 voters. Maule urged agents to review lists and remove affected ballots. The session adjourned at 3 45 p m with a looming majority of one if the class remains excluded. further steps hinge on the petitioners and counsel.

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John Cody Maule

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Meeting Endorses Irish Reforms and Signatures Collected

The assembly, urging rights and liberties, passed a union among Irish farmers and adopted a requisition. Elphinstone sought signatures from the meeting while Swell urged Irish claims to British reform. The resolutions were carried unanimously, the bank of the meeting voted to the chairman, and the assembly dispersed after many signatures were gathered.

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Elphinstone Swell Ireland

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Court of Common Council Discusses Charities and Salaries

The court considered a donation to aid the Hilanders and a report to raise judicial salaries by 500 pounds annually from Mich lmas last. A 100 gift to the Charitable Fund Dispensary was entered as thanks. Reports on city estate receipts were printed. measures for constant police coverage were debated. amendments and votes passed on funds for Scotland relief.

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Bridge-house Municipal Corporation Commissioners Children’s Friend Society Farringdon Scotland Activision Admission of Justice Committee Michielmas

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Murder confession stirs Tonbridge Wells inquiry

In Tonbridge Wells a seven year old murder case linked to Sands of Hadler resurfaces as Taylor confesses to witnessing the Hadlaw killing. A magistrate notes the confession was later denied by Taylor, prompting further inquiry and transport to Lewes Gaol. The report also covers the South Eastern Railway Bill debate and needed funds.

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Tonbridge Wells Sands Kepping Hadler Taylor Lewes Gear Hadlaw Allingham Pine Upo Mon-Hall Tonbridge Samcel Jeuffreson

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Westminster Electors Hear Lever Watch Advertisement

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NEWMARKET RACES AND RACING NOTES 1837

Infringement of Patent Principles Leads to New Trial

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LAW INTELLIGENCE Aratt 28 HOUSE OF LORDS Appeats

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Discharge of Agency Bill Taxation Order in Vice-Chancellor Court

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Court of King's Bench and Exchequer Dismiss Debt Case

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Bankrupt Suspected Involving Madame Vestris At Creditors Meeting

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Assault on a Girl by a Policeman in Oakley Street

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Philanthropic Widows Society Holds Triennial Meeting

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Representation of Liverpool Liberal Meeting Chooses Elphinstone Ally

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Thames Office Steam Vessel Collision Case Dismissed

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Carlow Election Committee Strikes Off John Cody Vote

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Meeting Endorses Irish Reforms and Signatures Collected

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Court of Common Council Discusses Charities and Salaries

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Murder confession stirs Tonbridge Wells inquiry

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