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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 30, 1837

Page

1

Royal Household Appointments and Insolvency Notices

The notice lists appointments in Queen Victoria's household including Mistress of the Robes and Ladies of the Bedchamber, with several titled figures named. It also records an insolvency declaration for William Antonio Rocher and a series of bankrupts with scheduled surrender dates, creditors and attending attorneys across various cities.

St. James's Palace Duchess of Sutherland Marchioneas of Lansdowne Marchioneas Tavistock Countess of Charlemont Countess of Mulgrave Portman Lyttleton Barbas Countess of Durham Harriett Pitt Margaret Dillon Caroline Cocks Misa Cavendish Matilda Paget Miss Murray Miss Lister Miss Spring Rice Caroline Barrington Harriet Clive Charlotte Copies Viscountess Porches Mrs. Brand Gardner G. Campbell Belchamber Miss Davys William Antonio Rocher Broadwall Surrey Alexander Knox Maddox-street Hanover-equary Court of Bankruptcy Messrs, Cook and Sanders New Inn Ofigal Asignee Turquand Copthall Court Henry Molyneux Exeter Draper Atone Messrs Tilson Messrs. Robinson and Co Charterhouse Square Grom Abchurch Lane Mahlon Broadbent Saddleworth Yorkshire Woollen Clothier Commissioners’ Rooms Manchester Milne Commissioners Adlington Gregory Faulkner John Street Bedford-row Hoyle Rotherham James Esdaile Oxford Street Hatter Mescre, Swain, Stevens, and Co Old Jewry Harding King Street John Harvey Glastonbury Somersetshire Swan Inn Wells Follett Cary and Cross Bristol John Vesey Old London Inn

Outrage at Mangotsfield Inquest on Brutal Crime

A coroner's inquest at the Horse Shoe Inn Downend into the death of Sophia Bissicks, aged 17, attributes fatal fever and brain inflammation to brutal assaults on July 31 by Isaac Wiltshire and others. The jury linked the death to the alleged assault and related intoxication at a Mangotsfield public house, with the case reported by Bath Urn.

Horse Shoe Inn Downend Wen. J. Ellis Sophia Bissicks Mangotsfeld Mangotsfield Isaac Wiltshire Collier Isiere Bath

EGHAM RACES LOSE EXPECTED ROYAL VISIT AND TOURNEY DRAMA

Foxham race meeting drew fewer spectators as anticipated royal attendance did not occur and poor weather reduced turnout. The program featured the Gold Cup Stakes for three year olds to five, Edgar winning by two lengths over Mus and Lucifer with a slow-paced finish. Willesden and Sepoy led in heats of the Sweepstakes, Sepoy won first heat, Willesden second heat, dead heat before Willesden walked over in third.

Foxyham King John’s Aix Lord Chesterfield Edgar Mr. Edwards Crichton Duke of Richmond Mus Robertson Lucifer Mas Io Frost G. Heathcote Surrey Mires W. M.stanley Willesden Mr. Forth Cavalier Harrison the Unknown Mr. Bood Emiling Lesend Aget Willesden

Desperate affray against Peckforton gang in Cheshire hills

A Chester Gazette report details a long running burglary ring based near Peckforton Hills in Cheshire. The gang, led by Thomas Hughes, terrorized farmers, stole livestock and goods, and used donkeys to transport loot across villages. Police, led by Superintendent Hill, with Inspector Haswell, arrested Richard Meredith and Sefton, while other gang members fled or resisted via a violent cottage confrontation.

Feader Pecktorton Hills Cheshire Comant Peckforton Tattorball Hill Pawely Haswell Ithel Barnardgley Tattenhall Richard Meredith Mill Thomas Hughes Harthill Mr. Hill Hueghes Rourt Mr. Hall Allick Ithell Rullian Stark Hughes Ned Chester Hail Morong Sefton Dravn

Conduct of Whigs and Tories Correspondence with Durham and Buckingham

In late June Lord Durham returned from St Petersburgh to London. Buckingham urged Durham to use his influence with the Court to reexamine his claims, recalling his early role in presenting them to the House of Commons in 1824. A new copy of the letter was made, and the following is the resulting correspondence.

Lord Durham St. Petersburgh London Buckingham House of Commons

From Lord Durham to Mr Buckingham

A long letter exchange between Duke of Durham and J S Buckingham dated July 1837 discusses suffering under government, interference doubts, and a plea for royal mercy. Buckingham appeals to the Queen for clemency on grounds of innocence and service in India, seeking mediation to end fourteen years of exile and loss of property for his innocent family.

Alan England House of Commons Her Majesty Home Department Queen of East India Company Lord Hastings William Bentinck India Commons Board of Control Buckingham

Letter from Lord Durham to Mr. Buckingham 1837

Cleveland row July 29 1837 Lord Durham writes that petitions must go to the Queen via the Home Secretary and that he cannot act as a channel for statements to her Majesty. He emphasizes constitutional procedure and his duties as the channel through which the Queen is advised.

Lord Durham Buckingham Cleveland-row Secretary of State Home Department Durham

Buckingham Letter Clears Ireland Imputation in 1837 Note

Mr Buckingham writes to Lord Durham from 35 St James's Street on July 31 1837 to assure his lordship he was unaware of any impropriety or irregularity as suggested. He denies knowledge of any irregular conduct and seeks to clarify his position in the matter.

Duke of Grafton Manchester Beaufort Rowand Buccleuch Devonshire Sutherland Lanadon Tavistock Ailesbury Blandford Winchester Aberesta Earl of Eldon Harrowby Mulgrave Minto Carnarvon Errel Mountcashel Darlington Kinnoul Guilford Earl of Scarboroug Earl of Oxford Earl of Thanet Earl of Athlone Bart Z Roscommon Earl Amherst Earl of Leicester Viscount Melbour Viscount Palmers Viscount Howick Pordwic Torringt Viscount Alford Viscount Achese Viscount Cannin Lord Arundel Lord Ernest Bra Redendale Gord Hill Planket Lord Murray Lord Bentinck Lord Fitzroy Lord Middleton Lord Harhem Lord Vernon Lord Kinnaird Lord Seymour Lord Hartland Lord Western James Ceckle Hense Hemburg Cockle New Ormand-street Bedford Row London MR. Buckingham Lord Durham St. James’s Street Lord

Address to Her Majesty From Buckingham

A letter from J. Buckingham appeals to a lord to present an address to the queen. The writer apologizes for a mistaken belief in the peer’s power and sketches a voyage plan likely tied to seeking compensation and independence for his countrymen. He expresses gratitude and wishes for the lord’s happiness and honor.

J. & Buckingham

The Duke of Sutherland Ploughing Match on Groundalow Farm

The annual Ploughing Match on Groundalow Farm two miles from Trentham Mansion drew 32 ploughs and spectators. The Duke and Duchess, with the Marquis of Stafford and other guests, inspected the furrows and awarded six prizes of one to three sovereigns.

Duke of Sutherland Staffordshire Groundalow Farm Mr. Lewis Trentham Shropshire Noo Marquis of Stafford Elizabeth Eveline Miss Morgan Titteosor Lewis Dancalfe Honnington Grange Shakeshaft Cold Hatton Ford Tibberton Groundstow Farm Trentham-hall Wir Barry Stalue Hailara Disner Stafordshire Duke Minton Davenport Mr. Hull Stallington Mackenzie Stapfeld Mitch Messrs. Shakeshaft Advertiser

Rail way fare fraud and ballot necessity noted

The York Courant cites a wager on riding without paying fares on the Warrington to London line with Harrow and Kensal Green incident. Proposes stricter ticket checks and full fare at purchase. Also discusses ballot necessity as Tory influence grows and a Ripon farmer fined for Liberal voting. Includes Ville de Lyon lightning strike account and various notes on Crocodile and panic effects on Potteries commerce and bread relief in Staffordshire.

Granxp Junction Warrington Birmingham Boxmoor Harrow Kensal Green Toondon Harrow Station Balllot Ripon York Courant Lieutenine Ville de Lyon Plymouth Stoddal Ville de Lyay Wesdriten Jand Fastine Potteries America Burslem Staffordshire Advertiser

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