27 Aug 1835
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 27, 1835
Page
1
An old newspaper fragment shows a mixed trade and public health notice. It references Dublen and Bel at Plymouth and Falmouth, a Sunday event on August 20 at twelve, office visits, and a Pra ctical Urethra device. It mentions Dr. Courtenay and health ads describing treatments and cures.
Imperial Parliament in session hears Lord Dexwan move second reading of the Turnips Tithe Bill amid opposition from Lord Ashburton and Lord Brougham. Debates cover tithe on feed from the soil, the recovery bill for quakers, and Islington Market and Municipal Corporations bills as foreign affairs draw concern over Spain and convention questions.
A Lords debate scrutinizes the validity of the Don Carlos decree and the Eliot Convention, with Lord Melbourne, Earl of Carnarvon, Lord Brougham, the Duke of Wellington, and others faulting or defending government Spain policy. Discussants warn against foreign bayonets, lament Spanish Civil War atrocities, and stress England’s duty to Spanish independence and regional liberties.
The Speaker occupied the chair shortly before four o'clock but insufficient members were present to proceed, and the House adjourned.
The Duke of Cumberland denies knowledge of army lodges in a letter noted by the Standard. The Select Committee on Orange lodges plans to hear him if he offers any explanation. The committee nears completion and will report soon, while Grand Lodge officers prepare to meet to address acknowledged mistakes.
Captain Hindmarsh of the Royal Navy, chosen as Governor of the new colony of South Australia, attended the King’s levee yesterday and was presented to by Lord Glenelg, kissing him on the occasion. An extensive fire damaged Clapham Common, with repeated outbreaks over weeks. Police and fire crews fought flames, suspects were examined, including a lad named Billet, and a dark lantern was found. authorities offer rewards for information on the arson acts.
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