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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 07, 1832

Page

1

Beauchamp's British Plate and medical remedies featured

An advertisement series touts Beauchamp's British Plate as a durable silver substitute, listing price ideas and calling it ideal for merchants and hotels. It includes medical notices for ear, nose, throat ailments, a self-adjusting truss, surgical instruments, and various remedies, with endorsements from physicians and offers of at-home consultations.

Cradock British Plate Strand Exeter Hall C. T. Cradock and Co T. Cradock and Co N.B Beauchamp H. Wright London Road Southwark London H. W Sela United Kingdom

A Letter on Ireland and Home Rule Debates in The True Sun

A correspondent argues that Irish interests demand a resident legislature to counter Union harms. He contends separateParliament would sever Ireland from England, cites 1778–1795 ties and Pitt’s reforms, praises Fox’s era, condemns Catholic emancipation costs, and challenges reform promises by Stanley while urging national unity through mutual interests.

Hood and Burgh Grattan Curran Ireland England Pitt Fox Wellington and Peet Lord Plunkett Stanley

Irish reform foes and union ruin in John Lawless letter

A Dublin writer denounces English policy harming Ireland, accusing the British Cabinet and Lord Plunkett of denying equal rights. He laments abuse of Irish ministers, argues the Union robbed Ireland, and lists pre Union conditions versus post Union decay, urging reform and independence for clergy and people. The piece closes with a call to the English nation to judge the facts.

Ireland England Iedigny Treland John Lawless

Common Sewers Proposal Sparks Public Debate in London

A letter discusses the essential need for a correct survey of London sewers with sections and currents. It criticizes patronage in appointments, praises Sir Francis Burdett for pushing water purity efforts, and questions Mr. Telford’s suitability for public works while recalling his inconsistent stance on the London Bridge project. The writer hints at offering remarks on The Donald Quaih.

London Lord Melbourne Francis Burdett Francis Mr. Telford Telford Jas Douglas Old London Bridge Donald Quaigh

Duchess de Berri Visited London Amid Tory Elite

The Duchess de Berri arrived in town over a month ago with a female companion and a limited suite. Her stay drew visits from Tory Lords and late Government members. Wellington Lord Aberdeen Peel Hertford and other Conservatives were admitted or left cards. The restless princess is now at Holyrood house.

Duchess de Berri Duke of Wellington Lord Aberdeen Robert Peel Marquis of Hertford Holyrood House

Debates Over Deccan Booty Shares In Lords Session

The Lords review prize money from the Deccan campaign with Sir Thomas Hislop and Sir Lionel Smith claiming shares. Debate covers Treasury guidelines, evidence from Indian archives, and the rights of combined armies in distributing booty from Poonah and related treasuries.

Petition Debates and Motions In House of Commons

On August 6 in the House of Commons petitions were presented by Mr Warburton from Bridport against the East India Company monopoly and by Mr Wilks from Boston opposing tithes in Ireland enforced by the military. Lord Memer announced a future bill for registers of births marriages and deaths. Alderman Wood moved for a voter rate return. Mr W Smith backed education reform in Ireland. Sir J Graham moved to table the West India slavery inquiry report. Debates over planters’ evidence and possible public prejudice followed. Hume pressed measures on John Capes Jersey case and liberation petitions from Rochdale Arklow and Winborough. Multiple petitions were ordered printed including doctors objecting to a College of Physicians monopoly, and a call to liberate Rev Robert Taylor. Hume signaled intent to push parish schooling for England and Wales. Warburton closed with remarks on urgency before detailing the Deccan Prize matter.

Lord Wynbord Samuel Romilly Home Secretary Robert Peel Earl Grey Lord Wynford Marquis of Lansdowne Bar of Ireland Munster Lord Holland Newtown Limavaddy Londonderry Cavan Manchester Ncashire Earl of Gosford Lionel Smith Aatings Sie Phormaka Marquis of Hastings Fetroany Thomas Hislop The Deccan Sir Thomas Hislop Hastings East Indian Company East India Company Treasury Beinning Hislop Poonah Robertson T. Hislop Peishwa L. Smith India Poonab Madras England Crown Maule Esmoreon Caer Sprit Admiralty Court Cousel Snyden Privy Council Court of Chancery T. Smith Blgee Sir T. Hislop Lionel $Bith Thomas Hinlop Tevet Narroba Wich Sir Lionel Smith Llaye ‘Smith Corneil Altiou T. Hipp J. Malcolm Bombay Tin Ion Lionel Ith Learasdi Heck House OF Commons Warburton Bridport Wilks Boston Ireland Memeer Alderman Wood W. Smith Staffordshire J. Graha Committee of West India Burge J. Graham Hume Demerara Bascuailiey Berbice West Lodia John Capes Jersey Lamb Rochdale Union of Arklow Winborough Oxfordshire Scotland College of Physicians Borce C. Peruam UME Robert Taylor Church of England Wales Deccan Prize

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