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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 22, 1833

Page

1

Elegant North Bank Regent's Park residence for sale in one lot

AFR George Robins announces public sale by auction of a charming No 4 North Bank Regent's Park residence with lease and immediate possession along with truly elegant furniture and effects. Viewing by tickets from Robins offices Covent Garden and Mansion House. Includes canal-adjacent, airy grounds and convenient town access.

Pall-mall George Robins Yorkshire Corge Robins Covent-garden North Bank Regent's Park Ireland Robins Covent Garden Avenue Road Auction Mart Zarreat Knight Alliston Locke Croydon Beulah Beulah New Town Cheltenham Spa Puita Mesars Farady Hume Cheltenham Banstead Downs Windsor Castle Molard's Grand Hotel Norwood Park Lodge Spa Norwood Messrs. Sutcliffe and Birch New Bridge-street

Amateur Thames match ends with Garroway victory over Medland

On the Thames a Westminster to Putney race saw Garroway beat Medland in a stubborn contest. Garroway led from Vauxhall then Putney, five minutes ahead as Medland pressed to the end amid a surf. In a separate event at Millbank rowers contested for coats and badges, Bartlett led Everard, Smith, and Brockelbank in the heats and final.

Thames Messrs Medland and Garroway Lyon Westminster Putney Garrowa Jedland Medland Middlesex Vauxhall Cuanover Millbank-row Clement Bartlett George Everard Blackfriars Henry Jones Henry Norris Joseph Smith Deptford T. Brockelbank Hurstydown Wm. Langley Customhouse Wm. Hughes Ratcliffe Cross Bartlett Everard Smith Brodherbank

England Wins Close Brighton Sussex Match by One Run

In a tense Brighton match England defeated Sussex by one run. The final ball by Mynn went wide. Goad attempted a run, was out by Wenman as the ball returned to the wicketkeeper. Umpires Caldecourt and Cobbett ruled against Sussex. A rematch is set for September 17 at Brighton.

Brighton Sussex England Mr. Mynn Goad Wenman Caldecourt Cobbett

Allegation VIL and related testimony at the union inquiry

The excerpt covers allegations about Popay and associates, detailing questions and answers from evidence minutes. It notes Popay’s deceptive actions to appear as a drawing master, his near relations with Mrs Popay, arm in arm walking with James Brown in Copenhagen-house procession, and his travels with John Simpson and Collins in the same period. It cites positive testimony from James Brown, James Price, Mr Enway, Mr Sturges, and others about Popay’s zeal and conduct. The record also references later examinations and notes on interaction with Collins and F B Young at the Hardy’s aireraft event and funeral procession.

Peter Laurie Guildhall London William Heggatt William Poyter Copeland Joseph Ady W. T. Copeland Cawthorne Joseph Ang Alderen Brown Ady Twopenny Post Hobler Christ's Hospital Coster Joserh Any Alderman Copeland Justice-Room Bow-Street Extrackpixany Caspr Squires Coleman Street F. Roe Houise Wueschet Forest Chariton Sunbury Middlesex Louise Wueschel Mr. Squires Barkley Halls Louise Wuescher Charlton Sir John Carmichael Smith Bahama Islands Duke of Wellington East India Company Bombay Cambridge Marlborogh Street George Whittey St. James's Square Richard Highman Self George Farrant Dyer Auldidge Abbot Theobald Fleming Ephraim Bod St. James’s Street Mary Ann Walker Bond Haymarket Marylebone Seavant Elizabeth Tarris John Dent Crawford-street Adam Lewin Dent Queen Square John Perry White Chamberlayne Banister Burnley John- 69N Blackguard Johnson Mr. Ballantine Mr. Johnson Mr. Dipnall Mr. Burnby Burnby Somerset-place Dock Custom-house Dipnall P Hawkins Duke of Yoga Hawkins Duke of Joh B. Ye John B. Young Young Popay J. Young F. Young P. Young Suton Rey J. B. Young Bass Simpson Eee James Brown Alderman Wilson Streatham James Price John Simpson Mr. Enway Camberwell New-road M.henry Messrs Parr Sturges Parker Copenhagen-house Scotland-yard Grand Committee Theobald’s Road Dirké Copenhagen Onca Bimpstn Collins Frederick B. Young Popey Raves Hardy Newgate-street Bunhill-felder F. B. Young Mypetf Clina

Stamp Office Prosecutions for Stamp Tax Abuse

Correspondent reports Tavistock cases where information for breach of receipt stamp laws led to penalties. In Bunney Cudlipp’s case, 14 penalties of 10s each were pursued, with 25 pounds offered for settlement and 20 pounds later paid to an informer. In Rendall’s case, two receipts without stamps triggered a 51 shillings composition, 4 of which went to Heard. Four-fifths of penalties go to informers, risking higher costs and lower revenue. An inquiry and parliamentary correction are urged.

Tavistock J. William Bunney Cudlipp William Williams Williams Henry Heard Rendall

Stolen Jewelry Ring Recovered in New Orleans Case

Twenty thousand dollars worth of watches and jewellery were stolen from Lewis Muir’s New Orleans store on June 8 and 9. A suspect, John Charles Collins, arrived with the Newark and was arrested at Staten Island, his loot identified by marks, buyers, and maker Deguerre. Collins, with wife and four children, is confined in Bridewell awaiting examination.

Dungarvan Cork Earl of Tipperary Free Press Lewis Muir New Orleans Muir Newark Brewer Staten Islad B. J. Hays Sparks John Charles Collins Reed Josh, Deguerre Collins Bridewell New York

Laughing at the American Tale on a Chester Whelp

A Manchester paper reports a curious tale: a Chester resident kept a newborn whelp that died and was buried in ashes, later revived in water after half a day. The item critiques Major Longbow ism and ends with a quip about nine lives.

Manchester Chester Hal

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