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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 21, 1834

Page

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Hamburg Brothers Lottery Announces 64th Draw Details

Hamburg contractors for the Great Lottery under government authority announce the 64th lottery of 13,000 tickets to be drawn on the last of October. Tickets cost 113 Marka Banco or 8 10s Sterling, with prizes ranging from 150,000 to 1,000 Marks after deductions, plus 4,171 minor prizes. 2,970 tickets win two free tickets, 7,300 win nothing. Purchase via Heine Brothers in Hamburg, who may accept payment in international notes. tickets are urged to be bought by the first mails as costs rise soon.

Hamburg Jutr Isa Eine Brothers Honourable Board OF Treasury of Renco Contractorrz Heine Brothers Bank of

French Language Books On Sale In London Shop Window

A London shop advertises a wide range of French primers grammars and dialogues with engravings and translations. The listing includes Douin Mansart Tarver and de Bouillon titles plus assortments for schools and learners presented in a late eighteenth century tone.

Queen's return ceremony draws London crowds at Woolwich

Yesterday the Queen returned from the continent and was welcomed by London civic leaders. The Magnet and other steamers escorted her yacht, with Lord Mayor and many dignitaries aboard. Salutes, bells, and bands accompanied the procession to St James's Palace. No accidents reported.

London Admiralty Woolwich Tower Stairs Jones Tower Arthur Hill Wynford Best Heory Willock Bruce Parker Rodd Alexander Raphael John Midge Wilson Harmer Holrold John Drinkald Miss Drinkald J. Field Thomas Wood Henry Woodthorpe Recorder of London Arabia Secondary Potter Batavia Holland Royal Yacht Phoenix Thames Adolphus Fitzclarence Gravesend Royal Sovereign Albion Tilbury Fort Thomas Hardy Mr. Terry Broadstreet Fisher Rowland Mayott Earl of Albemarle St. James’s Palace

Grand National Trades Union Renamed to Industry Union

London August 20 1834 delegates from English districts gather to reform the Grand National Consolidated Trades Union. They propose renaming the body to the British and Foreign Consolidated Association of Industry Humanity and Knowledge and seek united action to secure fair pay and full employment for all sectors including Ireland.

Great Britain and Ireland London Grand National Consolidated Trades’ Union of England Burton Rooms Burton-street Burton-crescent Metropolis Trades’ Union Ireland Grand National Consolidated Trades’ Union of Great Britain and Ireland

East India Company's Maritime Service Ballot at the India House

A special meeting of East India Stock proprietors held at the India House debated and Ballotted on Mr Weeding's amendment to raise compensation for Maritime Officers. The proposed pension and gratuity scale favored officers with long service, plus optional monetary payment, and possible extra allowances for ships with unexpired contracts. Final tally showed a large majority in favor of the increased scale.

George Probyn John Hine Henry Gribble Charles B. Gribble James Sexton al. Watling Alfred Tomlins Robert Harvey R. C. M.cormackie Nelson Howard Edward Crowfoot Henry Friday Thomas Sibbald William Moore Edmund Onslow Henry Beaumont Upper Canada Indian Territory England Falls Niagara Lake Ontario Savoy-steps C. Iowden Lawden Flecter Temple-bar London United Kingdom Lowden Agid Hassan Bla Agid Hessan William Day Hassan Agia Hassan India House Weeding Mr. Weeding East India Company Travare Gaspers Board of Control Court of Directors Wm. Young Crawford M.P Symonds Company J. Lore Maritime Service John Corton Ccnecwen

Burton-on-Trent Races Tuesday Sweepstakes and Cups

Reports detail a Tuesday program at Burton-on-Trent with sweepstakes of 20 sovs each for three-year-olds, the straight mile feature, and 19 subs listed for participation. The Brosby Cup, 100 sovs, added, and a 15 sov sweepstakes with a one-horse save stake rule, are noted. Several entries include Manfred, Perseverance, Harriet, Fanny Grey, Armadillo, Trav elle r, Giovanni, and other details. The Anglesey Plate of 50 sovs, two miles and distance, was won in four heats by Tramp filly and others. A match for 50 sovs, half a mile, features Victoria and Jonathan Bradford.

Burton-On-Trent Lord Chesterfield Miss Kershaw Painter Hart Giffard Nauocy Harriet Fanny Grey Duke of Rutland Mr. Payne G Traveller Lord Uxbridge Giovanni Marquis of Anglesey Mr. Giffard Tramp Kalma General Yates Syren Robinson Bratus Burton Belzovi Useful

Tunbridge Wells Races Report at The M Stakes and Kent Stakes

In a sunlit day the M Stakes drawn over heats and two miles featured Ipsala Ipsala de fevers and Suffolk Punch among entries. The Kent and Sussex Stakes offered five sovereigns with Lady Charlotte Trickery among the contenders. Victoria won the Members Plate in two heats, beating Figurante and four others as Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria watched, pleased with the sport and crowd.

Tunbridge. Wells Back Ipsala Skipwith Dockeray W. Smith Victoria Taverner Duchess of Kent Princess Victoria

Oxford Races Wednesday Cup Stakes and City Members Plate

The report lists Oxford racing events on Wednesday with Cup Stakes value 1751 featuring Zitella and Delight, Burgomaster. City Members Plate two miles with Goldfringe Camelia Endeavour. a Sweepstakes of 5 sovs and 30 added won by Codrington's Conservative over Lofty and others. a 25 sovs two-year-olds sweep with Sister to Cornelia walked over.

Oxford Shard Sadler J. Day Berkeley Thornhill Hervey Harges Codrington Robins Lofty Cornelia

Termee Ant Wins Ladies Plate at 50-sova Races

The Ladies Plate of 50-sova, gift of Thomas Bish, Esq., M.P., was won in four heats by Mr. Powell's br f Termee Ant, 6st 12lb, ahead of Holliday's brg Zekiel Homespun, 4 yrs, Wall's by Potsheen out of Auga, Arabs 5 yrs, Jones's ch m by Rossini 5 yrs, Moss's b m Tiara 4 yrs, and Williams's brm Miss Winter 4 yrs. The Hunters Stakes of five sows with 30 added, donated by county members, went to Thorne's b'i Cannon Ball, 6 yrs, with Hope's b¢ Charity 4 yrs close behind. Holliday's brg Zekiel Homespun, 4 yrs, and Weyman's brg Tally-Ho, 9 yrs, also prominent.

Thomas Bish M.P Mr. Powell Termee Ant Mr. Holliday Zekiel Homespun Wall Potsheen Jones Rossini Moss Williams Miss Winter Thorne Mr. Hope Charity Holliday Mr. Wey Man

Vesuvius Eruption Chronicle Ends as Activity Diminishes

From Naples dated the 29th alt relates persistent eruptions of Mount Vesuvius until the 22nd, with new craters forming, lava flows reaching a mile, vast ash columns darkening the sky, and later signs of subsiding unrest as the mountain calms and returns to tranquility.

Naples Vesuvius Torre del Greco

Lodgers Struggle for Franchise Under Reform Act 1834

Letter to the editor complains lodgers in St Pancras cannot be rated for poor rates to gain franchise. Overseers threaten penalties under law, leaving lodgers a proscribed caste despite others hosting them. Also notes a statue in St Paul’s and a failed balloon ascent to London with thirteen or seventeen passengers.

THE True Sun St. Pancras Yam

The Protestants and Clergy in Dublin Post Analysis

A fragment from the Dublin Post voices a radical reform proposal targeting church finances. It names the Primate, John Claudius Beresford, bishops, and other clergy, arguing for substantial reductions or reallocations of church income to fund parish needs and state costs. It critiques aristocratic tax burdens and suggests selling church lands and canceling minutes to save money for the state.

Dublin Duke of Cumberland Meath Zion Ireland Sie Bishowe England Ifie John Claudius Iimore Beresford Chuecher Reroy Cloghlogher Agai Teeland

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