Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

True Sun in London, Middlesex

We have pages in Middlesex

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 13, 1834

Page

6

Rapid and Reckless Legislation of The Slashers and Cock-Crowers

From the Age, the piece criticizes the Parliament's handling of finances and reform, laments indecisive leadership, and calls for a capable ministry. It notes the House of Lords' decisive actions, cites large borrowings, mocks members, and urges awareness among voters about the state of the empire.

Bronham O’connell London Meinberg Witherin England Newgate Cobbett House of Lords Meaven House of Commons

Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List

A dense maritime bulletin reports multiple ships in distress, groundings, and damage across ports from Quebec to Genoa. Vessels Edward M. Kenzie, Aurora, Eclipse, Betsy, Harvest Home, and Renown Gordon feature with groundings, wrecks, leaks, and cargo loss. crews saved or damaged. various reefs and banks cited. cholera outbreak noted in Newfoundland. quarantine rules announced for Genoa.

Lloyd's List Edward M.kenzie Quebec Combinue S.W Edward Plymouth Avuc S.S.W Liverpool Auc Aurora Cowell Jamaica Marques Key Burlington Evans Boston Henry Lee Pierce New York Tuskar Peterhead Ave Sutter Greenland Mary Union Friendship Dundee Sarah Elizabeth Hull Davis Straits Esk Cassidy Brora Lert Rattray St. Petersburgh North Sea Smietps Oak Mitchinson Aberdeen Hawk Packet Newcastle Hutt Hickson Lord Nelson Humber Harvest Home North Shields America Kinnaird Ensinoree Surat Osgood Dagoroit Giprattan Aquila Colombino Hence Genoa Barbary Manaritius Gordon London Calcutta Solomon’s Islands Bourbon Bordeaux Cacurra Sterling Burnett Mauritius Hooghly Point Anthua Prince Coburg Hodnett Parham Harmonie Guadaloupe Marseilles Cambridge Gardiner Point Levy St. Jon N.B Hayden Ierce Eastport Timanan Minamicui Joly Henrietta Lester Richebucto Holyhead St. Joan’s New Counptoin

Fashion Drives Leather Glove Trade Downward

The new silk glove fashion hits the leather glove trade hard. At a recent whitebait dinner several ministers abstained citing other duties. An order allowing office entry without purchase has been cancelled.

Sporting. Ascot Heath Races 1835 Match for 200 sovs

Report of entries for early 1835 racing events including Comet versus Tauntonian in a mile handicap at Ascot Heath, with weight for age and entries from Bibury Club and Rochester and Chatham meetings. Nominations list shows multiple 3 to 6 year olds and mares across several races.

Ascot Heath Gardner Comet Tobin Bibury Club W. Ley Mr. Shard Morisca Mr. Rawlinson A. Berkeley Chateau Margaux

Bretty Cup Acceptances and Epsom meeting dates

Acceptance list for the Bretty Cup and Stakes includes Perseverance The Cardinal Independence Frenzy Mazereon Harriet Armadillo Fanny Grey and a Figaro four year old. The Epsom October Meeting is fixed for the 8th and 9th. At Huntingdon yes, the Cup Stakes run 10 subs for 10 suvs with Dirce and others starting. Hinchinbrook Plate includes Sensitive and Octave. The Ladies Plate was won by Silian over Nessus's progeny and others.

Mr. Giffard Perseverance Mr. Miles the Cardinal Mr. Beardsworth Independence E. Peel Frenzy Painter Nanney Harriet Duke of Rutland Armadillo Lord Chesterfield Fanny Grey Lord A. Conyngham Figaro Raphael Huntingdon Yestrapay Lord Berners Oscar Mr. G. Edwards Hinchinbrook Col. Peel Eietaver Duke of Grafton Octave Mr. Desbrough Nessus

Devizes and North Wilts Races Recap Yesterday

Program notes list Devizes Stakes won by Counsellor over Tiny and Goldstone, Stewards Cup won by Skyrocket over Lady Jane and Brown George, Ladies Plate won by May-Fly over Tiny and Prime Minister, Hack Stakes won by Topsy-Turvey with Bridgewater distanced. Wolverhampton results include Trial Stakes Enchantress and Queen Bess, Produce Stakes led by Misa Chester and Langar, Wolverhampton Stakes won by Diana ahead of Mezereen and Independence, plus other heats and placings. Ladies Plate post heat winner General Yates’s Syren noted.

Devizes North Wilts Mr. Hewett Counsellor Mr. Williams Tiny Captain Hay Mr. Potts Skyrocket Mr. Neate Lady Jane Mr. Grant Brown George Mr. Shrapnell Mr. Powell Mr. Francis Mr. Brown Bridgewater Wolverhampton Mr. Mott Sir G. Pigot Chester O. Gore S.t Langar Beardsworth Monarch Epee Bey Ft. &c J. Day Diana Painter Mr. Thorne Cannon Ball Cydaus Dormington Lord Warwick Middleton Niobe Mott Pantaloon Cooke Stump Bristow Donald Gifford Nanney General Yates Syren

Conviction dispute over execution of Gar side and Mosley

Chester reports on the standoff between sheriffs over who bears the duty and cost to carry out the murder sentences of James Garside and William Mosley. Each sheriff refuses to act, while the condemned men remain in confinement awaiting the 18th instant respite expiration. Mosley offers no new light. Garside hints at potential disclosures before execution.

Mosley and Garside Ashton Secretary of State Mosley Schofield Theentleman Hire Jen Betts and Downs Spinners’ Union Betts Downs Marple Schotier

Isleworth Bridge Opens on Main Road to Bushy Park

A new hand driven bridge over the River Brent on the Isleworth to Bushy Park route was opened after a ceremony led by Middlesex magistrates headed by Chairman B Rotch MP. A ceremonial dinner followed at the Star and Garter in Richmond.

Isleworth Star and Garter Richmond Tuk Co-operative Bullbras Lambeth Arylebone Westminster Col. Evans M.P Prince’s Head Princes-street Storey’s-gate Evans Took’s-court Chancery-lane Pearse

Gloucestershire Election Opens with Conservative Lead

Report from East Gloucester on the first day of polling shows the Conservative candidate leading with a majority of 132 as 4,490 voters cast ballots. Details from several polling places follow, outlining local participation and results.

Gloucestershire

International Bond Prices and Steam Transport Notices

Busy page combines bond quotations for Portugual Spain Russia and others with 1830s steam carriage plans to Paddington and lottery advertisements. Also lists theatre notices at the Royal Lyceum and English Opera House and a parliamentary review prospectus.

Paddington W. Hancock London Wall Richardson and Co Charing-cross Quadrant Cooper Fruckingham D. Martin Fountain-court Exeter Hall Strand New South Wales van Dieman's Land Swan River Lieutenant Breton Globe Naval and Military Gazette Richard Bentley New Burlington Street Ray Lyceum English Opera Nourjahad Shemzeddin Sultan of Persia Wilson Nourjahaad H. Phillipe Hasem Keeley Assan M. Barnett Mandane Fanny Healy Ulima R. Romer Fatima Sexton’s Prophecy Alexander Lee Captain Waldrich Mr. Wilson Count Joyeuse Wrench Herr Wittenhoff Mr. Williams Spectrenadder O. Smith John Marovsky Is Eave Frederica Wittenhof Miss Lee Christina Miss Novello Winifred

War dispatches from Paris and Bengal papers

The Paris despatches report insurgent positions evacuated including Elisondo and a pursuit by General Ropir of Zumata carur Guy with surrender as an alternative. Don Cantos skims the Bidassoa frontier. Brussels and German papers add little news. Bengal letters note a wild king at Ava, a burning city when dethroned, and a smallpox toll of about 4000 children in six weeks. Berne correspondence concludes the dispatches.

Paris Elisondo Ropir Zumatacarur Guy Don Cantos Tate Bidassoa Bengal Ava

Swiss policy critique and Tory front in Parliament

A critical survey denounces Lord Palmerston's handling of Swiss relations amid German pressures. It mocks the foreign office for incompetence, praises Austria's ambassador, and laments public distrust of ministers. The piece argues reform is needed as popular opinion remains volatile and manipulated by elites.

Switzerland Europe Lord PaLmerston Dublin Lord Brovenan Mr. O'Connell

Rejection of Irish Tithe Bill Sparks Tory Radical Debate

A heated discussion unfolds over Ireland where opposition to tithe collection by troops is urged. Grattan moves to bar military use for tithes, while the Chronicle editors warn against radical plots and insist on constitutional action. The Times reports harsh verdicts and contemplates absolutism threats amid looming political crises.

House of Commons Ireland Grattan Tose Stanley Lord Melbourne House of Commopn Chronicle of Pometin Ultra The Frue Sun Chronicle

East Gloucester election results show Tory majority

Reported first day poll results indicate Codrington and Leigh areas voting Tory. Final close of polls declares a majority of 63 for the party. Lords sessions followed with petitions backing the Established Church and the Stay of Tithes Suits bill proceeding in Committee with a clause added on suggestion.

East Gloucester Codrington Leigh Lord Kenyon Earl of Wicklow England Ireland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Shipping Intelligence Board of Health Yarmouth Newport Scotpao Pratique Sporting Rochester Chatham Mr. Martyn Mr. Holmes Shylock Capt. Gardner Messenger Capt. Ricardo Vestris Mr. Hodges Mr. Mills Deabies Mr. Farrall Kate Burton-Upon-Trent James Garside William Mosley China China, &c East India House East India Merchants’ Committee East India Ravenshaw Cook Trueman and Cook East India Company Mattie St. Katherine Towerhill Johanston St. Katherine Duck St. Katherine Docks John Horgeley Palmer Committee of Palmer Taylor Druggist Club East India Merchants Registrar of Sales St. Petersburg Londus and Greenwich Suc Leigh Stroud Seameathe Cheltenham Northleech Cirencester vRoariaRte Campden Galington Tewkesbury Foreigne Fonds Akaes Chilian Sesnseee Amsterdam Rotterdam Antwerp Hamburgh Frankfort Vienna Trieste Peteraburgh Madrid Cadiz Ditto Regency Loan Sp.c Neeneenee Bilboa Leghorn Venice Naples Lisbon Isbon Oporto Rio Janeiro Bara Saaarsete Cetcepeenenee Ebecuresavaserseuesiven Anglo Mexican Mining Co Isa Alliance Fire Insurance Company Bolanes Mining Company Carececasavn Eas Brazilian Imperial Mining Co Ins Pu British Iron Mining Company Esses Columbian Mining Co Canada Company Sseccureescensece Provincial Bank of Ireland Accessaar General Steam Navigation Company Rea del Monte Mining Company United Mexican Min. Go Lee Lee Efron and Steel Theobald’s Road W. P Joseph Hume Lowney Moxrow India Roy Rente d’Espag Rente Perp Espagne Barjarai Holland Halifax Brazil Buenos Air Leeward Carthagena Malta Plandera Mexico France Brussels Lth Berne Earl of Mansfetp Lord Brooewam Whemehave Baron Gurmey Ruth Bickerdike Sam
Search Courier

Search the True Sun Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The True Sun?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication