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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 03, 1835

Page

1

Readings in the Lords on Municipal Corporation Bill Sparks Debates

The House of Lords debated the Municipal Corporation Bill with counsel for and against. Mr Knight attacked clauses on taxation and property rights, warning that the bill would enable broad council control and corral charitable trusts. Lord Brougham and others cited historical commissions and urged cautious reform, while calls to adjourn and seek further evidence dominated the session.

House OF Lords Earl of Suarressory Lord Fauwourn the of Penryn Soble Lord Boshton Brovenam Lord Fatmoute Lord Feipyule Lord Brougham Tie Friend Grantley Guildford Melbourne Order of the Dey Municipal Corporation Knight New River Company Peter Court of Chancery Commons Corporation Commissioners Aldborough Alford Edward the Lord Coke Brocenam Bere Kaicat James II Hallam James Fox London Lord Broucham Crown House of Commons Wena Loeb Phil John Russell Mary Duke of Liverpool East Retford Duke of Newcastle Genttoran Arundel Bia Leicester Sévine Corporation F. Palgrave Mmen Hereford Caermarthen James the Second Court of King’s Bench Pogland Charles Wetherell Lord Browcam Earl of Wincuusza Cord Meteorane Earl of Wincatsta Duke of Newcastls Visccant Mutsovaxs Metsouane Alee Nwreneree England Compertano Comnertanp Lord Brovdam Lypaorst Lord Melsourne Nottingham Prrtona

Meeting of Western division journeymen bakers in London

A large crowd gathered at the Craven Arms to endorse a plan for ending night work and Sunday baking. Speakers urged unity, described years of harsh toil, and pledged to strike on August 8 if masters fail to concede. The meeting reinforced resolve, with 250 plus present and 8,500 bakers nearby.

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Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List Aidat

Maritime notices report Albion from London to Constantinople ran aground on Shingles Sand but was refloated with cargo partly discharged and towed to safety. Other vessels like Glesaladale and Friendship faced grounding or damage near Seven Stones and Quebec entrances. Calcutta proceeded from Quebec. Y Baker lost near Brindisi. Ex Alexander condemned near Gaedope prior to May 35.

Lloyd’s List Joy Albion Clark London Constantinople Ramscare Joly Resolution Dover Newcastle Rirmours Taylor Llanelly Antigua Penzance Scilly Percy Liverpool Virginia St Crow Rock Liverroot Calcutta Nelson Quebec St. Patrick's Hole Anticosti Wexronp M'Carty Bar M ' Havat Y. Baker Trieste Brindisi

Grand court dinner at Fishmongers Hall amid liberal ministers

A grand court dinner at a new Fishmongers Hall featured invitations to principal ministry members including Lords Melbourne Brougham Lansdowne and Russell. The Prime Warden chaired as speakers praised civil and religious liberty, with toast to the Queen and to Viscount Melbourne's ministers amid cheering crowds.

Lord Melbourne House of Lords Alderman Wood Lord Brougham Marquis of Lansdowne John Russell Lord Albemarle Lord Plonkett Thomas Spring Rice SLP John Hobhouse Poulett Thomson Lord Glenelg Howick Joseph Hume Daniel O'Connell George Grote William Crawford Dennison Victoria Duke of Sussex Duke of Cambridge Leopold I Rossi Viscount Melbourne Frien House of 3 Jord Vaux Brougham Jéa London Fishmongers of London England Blish

Reform Bill Advocate Remembers Persecution and Progress

A speech recalls twenty years of hardship under persecution, praises reformers who defended liberty, and credits ministers with advancing equal representation. The speaker thanks the Prime Minister, praises Lord Russell, and urges continuous liberal measures to ensure safety at home and strength abroad.

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