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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 09, 1837

Page

1

Royal Patents and Appointments From Whitehall

Whitehall August 1 1837 letters patent granted to George Farr of Munster as Governor and Captain of Windsor Castle and to the Earl of Munster as Constable and Lieutenant of Windsor Castle. William Sturges Bourne named Warden of the New Forest. August 7 1837 medical appointments listed. August 7 1837 conge d elire for Hereford Bishop elections and nomination of Thomas Musgrave. Knighthood granted to William Henry Rough Chief Justice of Ceylon Supreme Court.

Armagh Durham Cheater Bath Wella Norwich Peterborough Ely Gloucester Chichester Worcester Hereford Asaph Bangor Llandaff Calcutta J. A. Murray Scotland R. C. Ferguson M.P Poulet Tomson Edward Cust K.C Neary Smyth John Tyre Thomas B. Mash Jobe Macdonald Gem J.B. Wildman Chilbane Castle Councilelap Stoke Park Surrey Tynte Sibthorp Pechell Grove Price Matthias Attwood Alderman Wood Alderman Thompson Charles Walter Serjeant Talfourd Ludlow Colchester Benson Burney Birch Ra's Miller Waeues Rick Hear James Tae Whitehall United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland George Farr Munster Castle of Windsor United Kingdom George Earl of Castle of Windsor William Sturges Bourne New Forest Southampton Edward Grey Thomas Musgrave Devon Great Titain Ireland William Henry Rough Supreme Court Ceylon Thomas Clark Dorer Court of Bankruptcy Messrs Coote Son Ashbee Austinmars Belcher James Standen Liamandoat Groavenor Street Victualler Garrard Suffolkstreet Pallmall Fast Pennell Samuel Blake Berry Greek Street St. Ann Sabo Personer Springall, Thompson Fowell Raymond Luildingy Alsager Mitchinlane George Ogilvy Kidderminster Black Horse Lin Hulme Lorris New Inn Talbot Thomas M'Cann Keat Malvern Worcestershire Jabez Allies Allies Grane Bedford-row London James Douglas Birmingham Draper Radenhurst's New Royal Hotel Messra Batter Lincoln’s Inn Fields Sale Manchester Colmore and Beall Thomas Georgy Poston Alderygate-street Auctineer Broughton Haggs Meyrick Falcon Square Vargaand Copthall Christopher Hill Clarence Street St. Luke's Brewer Court of Bankmptcy Hembery Bedford Street Bedford Square Cannan Sambrookcourt Basinghall Street John Bamford Abbot's Hromley Staffordebin Maltater Mansell’s Crown Inn Lichfield Chaplin Gray’s-innaquare Glemuford Sutfeld Six Bells Inn Bury St. Edmunds Attorneya Merara Wayroanard Greene Bury St. Frdmunds Walter and Pemberton Symonds Inn Chancery Lane John Clark Spalding LinenInshire Peacock Inn Bost Mears a'Weckett Sympon Lincoln's Lowfields Mesers Holloway Kenrick Harwood Boston Thomas Benlow Cheltenham Augustus Yearnley’s Howl Shirreff Lincoln's Two-Fields Pack Weral Leeda David Scott Fat Justice Room Holywell Flint Attorarys Cox Lincoln's Invields Oldfield Pendre Flintshire William Statters John Stattern Mellor Lancashire Town Hall Preston Adlington Gregory Faulkner Follett Bedford Row Winstanley Catterall Charnley John Evans Beddgelert Carnarvonshire Ury Sportsman Carnarvon Mr. Roberts Lowe Garey Sweeting Southampton Buildings Bury St. Edmund's Suffolk

Bellston to Birmingham to Hull Trades and Partnerships Notices

An OCR filled list records tradespeople and bidders across English towns with dates, venues, and occupations including boot makers hatters provision merchants drapers spirit merchants innkeepers and more. It also lists certificates and dissolutions of partnerships among merchants bankers brewers victuallers and other trades, naming many firms and individuals across Manchester London Gloucester Kingston upon Hull and other places.

Bellston Bury St. Edmund's W. Warden Birminghan Radeohurets Royal Hotel Birmingham H. Elmer Southampton Starian Southamptin A. Marshall Kingston Upon Hall Wietualler Kingston Hotel Kingsuin upon-Hull Lewis Conn Elvit Carmarthen Draper Wareham Dorsetstire Tancer B. Bradley J. M'Glure Nanchester H. Beanon WH Jones Aberystwith G. Whitehouse J. Whitehouse Yorkshire R. Hollis W. Hollis Board of Ordnance J. Cowdery F. Cowdery Newport E. Coward C. Townend Mancher Fastian Agar A. Morgan Maidstone Salicitora J. le Vocq and Co St. Sebastian H. Miller A. A. Mieville J. H. Barlow Angelcourt Phimgmorton-Street City Carburna-street St. Marylebone J.S. Paget J. Alexander Newcastle upon-Tyne Belle Grove B. Berry H. Burton Soho Perfumera A. Hector A. Gertie Liverpool J. Dixon K.varley Kingston-upon- Hull

Grand race at Blackheath features Coombes and Campbell

A large Blackheath crowd watched aquatic matches as Coombes defeated Campbell in a long race from Westminster to the Red House. Wilson led Read and Harrison in earlier heats, with Read, Wilson, and Coombes among top finishers. Both rivals are described as small in stature yet improving quickly.

Blackheath Rowel Robert Wilson Thomas Read Harrison Perceval Read Wilson Coomers Campbell Corloguhoun Jones Leander Coombes Kelly George Campbell Layton Weo Westminster Bridge Chandler's Power Vauxhall Bridge Red House Combes

Steam Navigation of the Danube Expands to Constantinople

Regular steam boat service links Vienna and Constantinople via Danube ports with ships like the Furst Clemens Metternich and Ferdinand. Vessels operate between Pesth and Drenkowa, Skela Cladova, and Galacz, while new connections to Trebizond and Smyrna are planned. Plague in Turkey slows some traffic but voyageurs continue with quarantine at Alacz.

Viteana Constantinople Trieste Trebizond Stumbul Furst Clemens Metternich Trbizond Ferdinand Maria Dorothea Galacz Vienna Danube Pesth Drenkowa Skela Cladova Agin Argo Panonia Salacz Varia Dorothea

Prussia Births and Deaths Rise in 1836 Political Turmoil Noted

The Prussian Government releases a yearly statistical report. In 1836 Prussia comprising twenty five governments recorded 13,509,927 population, 4,076 deaths and 2,780 births per 100,000. Marriages numbered 125,391 with Oppela district leading at 8.47 per 100,000. Illegitimate births reached 38,162 from 550,622 births with one in fourteen illegitimate. Industry spans Westphalia and surrounding provinces while Rhine provinces show lively social life. France telegram notes M Martin's England arrival.

Kingdom of Prussia Principality of Neufchatel Kingdom Oppela Breslau Dantare Potsdam Berlin Munster Coblentz Aix-la-Chapelle Westphalia Rhine Germany

Serjeant Lefroy as an Unsparing House Speaker

A Metropolitan Magazine critique portrays Serjeant Lefroy of Dublin University as a tall pale figure with a fair complexion and sparse hair. It notes his robust tolerance for hostile audience behavior, his lengthy speeches of one to one and a half hours, and his unshakable sense of duty. The piece contrasts him with Mr Sackson and Mr Jackson, praising his steadiness, good temper, and Tory allegiance while denying popular oratory prowess. It also highlights reporters’ fascination with his speeches and his belief in eventual Reform Bill outcomes.

Lala Prout Strand London West Bromwich Blair Mr.Cowell Sam Saml Lloyd Old Bell Inn Spon Lane Thomas Proat United Kingdom Sendeant Lefroy Serjeant Lefroy Dublin University Sackson Serjeant Jackson Messher Bandoa Tam Serjeant Lefroy House of Commons Aagazine

FASHIONABLE SWINDLING IN PARIS JEWELLERY DEAL

A pair of well dressed young men and a strikingly attractive woman arrive at a leading Paris hotel. They buy a large set of diamonds from M. Ouizille, then polish with a visiting sister in law, but vanish after missing gems. Police arrest the swindlers Alwaan and Marx Levy and their wives, with many diamonds recovered and others still unclaimed.

Paria Metropolis M. Ouizille Quai Cunti London Paris Earl National Guards Tuileries Schodlers Alwaan Marx Levy Algo

Comic Satires Across the Atlantic in 19th Century Papers

A fragmentary collage notes Americans sleeping in fatigue and satirical boasts of rival papers. It cites Hood’s Comic Annual remarking on sleep like a cathedral and a Detroit Spectator jab about grand alliances with China and Louis Philippe, plus a Bugalo Journal quip about a bag of wind.

Atlantic Rapid Hood Detroit Spectator The Spectator Bugalo Journal

Committee Report on Rules for Orders of the Day in Parliament

A select committee reports that public business is hindered by inconsistent observance of the orders of the day. It recommends rigidly enforcing the rule that only specific orders may be amended on certain days, with exceptions for supply and ways and means, to restore regularity and dispatch.

Western Railway Guildhall Broad Street TRC Cuaniamin Shaw Roker? Bright Gic Pernea Pent Spp Ftbe Encyclopadia Metropolitana London Haldwin and Cradock J. G P. Rivington J. Duncan B. Fellowes Lullaby and Co KH. Hodgson J. Dowding G. Lawford T. Laycock J. Praser M. Richardson J. Bohn T. Allman Smedley Committee of Supply Nour Ways and Means Great Ag House of Lords House of Peers House of Commons Tag Speaker

Canada Press Favour Papineau Party in New York Paper

The New York Express prints articles in favor of the Papineau party, claimed by the New York Mercantile Advertiser to come from a Papineau insider. Vestel and Champlain sail from Halifax to Quebec with the 83d regiment aboard, with further reinforcements expected from the West Indies.

Canada New York Express Papineau Party New York Mercantile Advertiser Papineau Vestel Champlain Halifax Quebec 83D Regiment West Indies United Service Gazette

Also Mentioned on This Page

High Court of Chancery Enjamin Bennett Elizabeth C. AL Saunders Thos. Usler Cornhill Corn-street Bristol Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway Company Dee's Royal Hotel Henry Smith Waterloo-street Act of Incorporation Suich North Midland Railway County of York We Railway Bedene'e Baininga Fark-Row Lendson Iday Srpiee Foto Rotherham Bawtry York Rotherhar Greasbrough Racwmareh Ramapike Hoston Roberts Swinton Wath-upon-Dearne Wakefield Warmfeld Kirkthorpe Warmfeldcum Heath Walwa Chevet Sandal Roystone County of Barnsley Canal Norton Barnsley Barnsley and Pontefract Cudworth Isle of She Ofice Chesterfield County of Derby Railway Ofice Leeds H. Patteson Richard Tanner Crownerect Finsbury-square Westminster Great Britain T. Cox Carkill Duke of Beaufort Rutland Buccleuch Devonshire Sutherland Lansden Tavistock Ailesbury Blandford Abercorn Bart Eldon Mulgrave Lal Minto Errolee Meantessbet Darlington Earl of Leicester Melbourne Palmens Howick Viscowat Ford Wich Vent Torrington Yaemaat Alford uEvant Achesen Lora Arundel Ernest Brace Hangedale Cormman Les Plunket Dudsley’s and Rivington Baldwin and Cradeod P. Rivindon Longman and Co Jeffery and Son Rooker and Co J. M. Richardson J. Booth J. Rodwell Sherwood and Co Hamilton and Co Whittaker and Co Simpkin the Gazette of Aberdeen Bandon Commissioners of Supply Landhelders Dorchester Eton Fife Forfar Galashiela Grateavaid Great Yarmouth Haddington Kilmore Kincanhine Lawrencekirk Linlithgow Maidenbeld Masselburgh Newbury Northumberland Royal Burgh of Queensferry Ross St. James's Palace James N' Grigor Henry Holland Peter Mere Latham Richard Bright Neil Arnott Benjamin Travers Thomas Copeland William Lawrence Henry Earre Hichard Blagden Bet Merriman Kensington Charles Damergue Louis Durlacher Squire War Office Grenadier Regiment of Poot Guards Augustus Cox Purchase Beresford Robert Peel Dawson Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards John Premante Francis Miles Milman Charles Augustus Shawe Fremantle Arthur du Bourdieu Shane James Hope du Bourdieu Duncan Macdonell Chisholm Stephen Rowley Conroy Hope Francu Hastings Russell Conroy William Henry Bacchus Militia Lewis Reden King’s German Legion James Clark Henry Halford G.C.H William Frederic Chambers K.C.H Annrey P. Cooper Benjamin C. Brodie Robert Keate John Phillips John Nussey Edward Duke Moore Hoag Charles Craddock Sporting France M. Martin England Charivari Select Committee
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