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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 09, 1833

Page

1

MAUD CHILDREN WHEEL CARRIAGES AND CHOLERA REMEDIES FOR SALE

Multiple old ads offer Maud and children's wheel carriages for sale or hire, wooden garden seats and chairs, and a cholera remedy via Cat UARTIC Pills with a wide list of distributors. Also promoted are Grimstone's Eye Snuff and testimonials praising its sight restoration and health benefits.

Maud and Children Dev. Werk Ingram's City Road Finsbury-square

Not Guilty in Poison Parcel Case and London Friday Gazette

A London court found the defendant Not Guilty after testimony about a parcel containing corrosive sublimate. Witnesses included Mr. Maile and Mr. Griffith the surgeon, with the Rev. Charles Bird noting the prisoner’s examination. The report also covers York August meeting racing results and Brighton race updates.

Assizes Hearings Open In Carlisle And Hereford Trials

The Carlisle assizes hear twelve prisoners with Lord Chief Justice Denman presiding. Guilty verdicts on cattle theft and house robbery emerge while Bevan and Wood face Hereford charges. A Not Guilty verdict is delivered for the Hereford couple tied to a Willersley case. A corrosive sublimate poisoning attempt is also heard with testimony about a parcel and tainted sugar.

Carlisle Ave.s Denman Crown Court John M. Kenney Wim Jefferson Greenrngz Ireland James Watson James Foster George Foster John Donaldson Wigton Earl of Lonsdale Carlisle Journal Whitehaven Herat Oxford Hereford Ata Abraham Wood John Bevan Timothy Gregory Sarah Gregory Willersley Hallup Wood C. Phillips Mr. Coke Yowstios Bevan Wool Watson William Howell Wood and the Cap of Mrs. Gregory Susan Jones Mrs. Gregory Chad Parton Sdmmod Griffith Baron Gurney Celiaents Elizabeth Davis Fawnhope Jane Atwood Edward Daw

Workman Falls From Scaffold in Accident at Redpath Estate

A workman employed by Messrs Redpath Townsend and Co. fell from a scaffold and died after a pick on the floor pierced him. In Edinburg press a meeting of the university proprietors, chaired by the Duke of Somerset, discussed mortgaging part of the university estate to discharge debts totaling 37 thousand. A mortgage of 4,000 over five years at 5 percent, rising to 4 percent on default, would be the sole estate charge. The council’s proceedings were confirmed.

House OF Lords Commons Rich The Lord Suffield Oxford Lord Auckland London College of Physicians SoLtctvor Earl of Sgarressery Duke of Wellington East India Company East India Directors Richthon Board of Control Marquis of Lansdowne Earl of Aberdeen Marquis of Lansdown America T. Troubridge Select Committee T. Gladstone Irish Board of Education Stafford T. Fremantle Borough of Baronet EF. L. Bulwer Fancourt Vernon City OF Coventry Halcomb Coventry Usat City Ellice Bulwer Randall Hammerton Randall and Hammerton Newgate J. Wiate Cramp Ellice Rose Covenics Haat Mos YV H.L Bulwer Hun Hastings Robert Randall Corporation of Coventry Briscof Lond Landon Halcomer Commissioners of Customs City OF H. Hughes W. Smith Rose Warwick Metropolitan Police S. Rice Thicknesse Evass Estreocat Agrioney Besert Redpath Twn Edinburgh University of Lonnox Duke of Somerset

Ireland Meath grand jury abuses spark resistance and scandal

Reports on Meath county grand jury misconduct accuse the aristocratic body of arrogance and neglect in dispensing dispensary pay, including Dr Mullen’s defence against neglect charges. The piece notes protests against tithe enforcement, a brutal assault at Black Rock, and public calls to curb aristocratic power amid local unrest.

Dwyer O'Connell Meath Luis Ireland County Veath Irelind Srishmas Mullen Wigarets Dunshauglin Randal Plunkett Morgan Thad Morgan Gratis Burke Hayes Doctor Mullen W. Somerville

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