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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 13, 1834

Page

5

Popular Novels New Published by Richard Bentley

A list of new titles and editions with brief quotes from reviews. Notable works include The Conspiracy, A Venetian Romance, The Captives in India, Eustace Conway, Our Town, The Chaperon, The Parson's Daughter, The Buccaneer, Constance, Mr Galt's New Novel, Eben Erskine, and more. Reviews praise originality, character, and moral insight from contemporary outlets.

Richard Bentley New Burlington Street Ins Glasgow Courier Eustace Conway Our Town Charaluter Peregrine Reedpen Morning Herald Post Buccaneer Pelham Constance A. T. Thompson Hterary Gazette MR. Galt S.o. Eben Erskine Lawrie Todd

Imperial Parliament debates on police and pilot bills

In Parliament the committee reported verbal amendments to clauses on constabulary funding and other measures. Lord Wellington urged a stronger coast guard, while Lord Auckland signaled postponement of the Cinque Ports Pilots bill for inquiry. The Irish Tithe Bill faced strong opposition in the Lords, with peers and proxies listed among supporters and critics. An 1833 criminal conversation case in Gloucestershire courts drew lengthy testimony on a husband wife dispute.

House OF Lords Ane Lona Cnaxcerion Lord Kenyon Bridport Down Earl of Wicklow Ireland India House Treasury Canada London Earl of Radnor Von Earl of University Lord Duncannon Lord Wicklow Earl Wicklow Warwick Earl of Warwick House of Commons Duke of Wellington Duke of Richmond Lord Melbourne Marquis of Lansdowne Marquis of Clannicagoe Cinque Ports Pilots Auckland George TL Lord Radnor Lord Auckland

Masters and Operative Builders meeting report corrected

OMAS ARBER of Hanover Square protests in the True Sun that the Westminster meeting did not condemn masters but moved to amend the position. He says a majority supported forming a committee to bridge differences between masters and workmen and restore harmony among the large body of respectable mechanics. August 11, 1831.

Masters and Operative Builders St. John and St. Margaret Westminster London Omas Arber George-street Hanover-square

Wool fair attracts spinners and clothiers all day

The public flea opened at eleven and closed seven with strong turnout from manufacturing districts. About 2000 bags of diverse wools including Australian and Van Diemen's Land, German, Odessa, Russian and Smyrna varieties were offered. Middling quality prevailed and buyers showed a readiness to purchase. Prices surpassed those at the previous public sale. Further sales are planned this week.

van Jeman Odessa Smyrna Macarty

Liverpool Cotton Market and Corn Exchange Report

Market remained steady with limited demand and 4 000 bags sold since Friday. Exporters bought 300 American and 200 Surats. Ireland’s supplies rose, wheat traded 6s 4d red Irish and 6s 2d middling. oats declined. oatmeal dull at 243.0d per load. flour steady. barley and beans weaker.

Liverpool Aucest IF Corn Exchange Ireland

Harvest news across counties reports good wheat and crops

The weather and crops section notes large quantities of wheat housed in excellent condition and a broad harvest underway. Barley promises high quality. many fields stored well. Some reports of rain reducing wheat yield in places, but grass, turnips, hops and apples benefited.

Taunton Dorchester Dorset Worcester Journal Hereford Journal Leeds Mercury Leeds Seeuy North Deighton Wetherby

Fatal Hoxton drag accident crushes worker

Yesterday morning William Thompson, a labourer, drove a horse and cart for Mr Todd of Hoxton New Town. The horse frightened, Thompson clung on, was dragged a long distance, then fell exhausted as the off wheel passed over him, crushing him in a shocking manner.

Royal Army promotions and retirements in August 1834

The War Office issues numerous commissions and exchanges across regiments including the Light Dragoons, Scots Fusilier Guards, 59th and 58th Foot, and the Rifle Brigade. Promotions include Hagart, Gambier, Napier, Baillie, and Napier among others. retirements and half pay adjustments accompany several appointments. A Bank of England liability and insolvency declarations follow, listing multiple bankruptcies and forthcoming dividend hearings across British cities.

War Office Regiment of Light Dragoons William James Downes Jackson Light Dragoons Cornet Charles‘ Hagart Chetwynd Frederick Thomas Farquharson Comet Hagart Rhynd Lawder 59Th Foot Gawler William John Major Hope Purchase Blois George Murray Teutenant Hughes Mark James Gambier Scots Fusilier Guards John Henry Baldwin Foot John Charlewood Baillie Frederick Hall Jackson Worsley Sanford Prost Royal Military College Enusi John Tyler Ifle George Milne Stevenson Marquis Douro Charles Frederick Napier Aptain Stevenson Robert Petley Napier William Henry Cope 104Th Foot James Thomas Moriseet

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