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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 19, 1834
Page
4
A critical survey of parliamentary moves and ministerial performances. The piece mocks the forthcoming manifesto and the taxes reliefs, praising the House of Lords for challenging the Irish Tithe Bill and warning against productive government mishandling, while urging bold policy and prudent leadership from ministers.
A Standard article argues Liberal critics misjudge the Lords stance on the Irish tithe. It contends the Lords did not act to harm the Church but declined to back a likely unjust 12s clerical tax, framing the issue as an ordinary constitutional dispute.
Three men Samuel Jackson Thomas Abbott and James Abbott faced Magistrate Rawlinson charged under the 16th Geo II with selling unstamped newspapers in Tottenham Court Road. A defense argued paper contents may be fiction while Jackson admitted selling some papers. All three were discharged and papers returned. A separate tale tells of James Brown a starving eight year old and a later theft case at Beales Wharf with James Preston remanded.
The article reports Ellen Drywick charged with feloniously wounding Ann Ecclestone after a violent head injury with a poker at No 4 Snow's tents York-street. It covers The Trattan Boys case, two men John Jackson alias Jack the Bagger and William King in custody for counterfeit coins. Also mentions affilia tion case against Lunn of Welshpool, and a murder threat case linked to a Unionist dispute.
Shipping notices from Ava and Liverpool list arrivals including the Elizabeth from Moga dore and Lucy from Singapore, the New Phoenix from Jamaica, the Maria from New Orleans, and more with several ships dated August 16 to 19. The Fine Arts column condemns Treasury inaction on purchasing Deville’s antique bronzes and promotes a sale. it also touts Vegetable Syrup of de Velnes as a universal cure for blood-related diseases, citing long experience and no minerals.
Births reported in Southampton Eaton Place Cumberland Terrace Regent's Park Chester Street Upper Gloucester Place Dorset Square Kentish Town and other addresses. Notable marriages include F B Smith to Mary Alice Henshaw and J D Chambers to Henrietta Laura Worehouse. Died notices list Edmond Athy J Hadden J Pallister H B Smith J Cato.
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