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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 03, 1834

Page

1

Bottling of Port Wines at Gray's Inn Wire Establishment

A Victorian notice invites gentlemen and families to the bottling of port wines at Gray's Inn Wire Establishment. Prices per pipe, quarter, and dozen given with a note on tea of extraordinary old wines. A separate caution denounces frauds in Betts patent brandy, with testimonials asserting purity and quality from chemists. Also advertises Wray remedies including chest plasters and pills for urinary issues.

Gray's Inn High Holborn George Henekey and Co J. T. Betty and Co J. T. Betts and Co

Infant Dropped In Ratcliff Dust Heap Found Safe

A month old female infant was found wrapped in a striped bedgown amid hot ashes in Glasshouse-fields Ratcliff. Police took the child to the station. she received medical care and is doing well at Ratcliff work house. Baptism at Stepney Church occurred, name Phoebe chosen by cleric and sponsors after debate. No clue to the prenatal parent, parish officers report a rigid inquiry ongoing.

Glasshouse-fields Ratcliff K 14 Stepney Church Saturda Ratcliff Phoebe

Fireman on trial for arson at Rotherhithe premises

Yesterday James Stage of the London Associated Fire-offices faced Mr. Murray at Union Hall on charges of setting fire to Pittman and Smith's premises in Rotherhithe. Police testified about tarpaulin and debris found, with witnesses detailing night observations and efforts to smother flames.

James Stage London Associated Fire-offices Murray Union Hall Mesara Ittman and Smith Rotherhithe Messrs. Ledger Jon S. Morgan Messrs Speck and Redman Megara Pittman Smith Mesars Theorth-East Corner Burridge Evans Piames Thomas Walker Thames Pflice Walker Dodman Dollman Mr. Stokes R. Dalby Fr. Pittman

Prisoner Remanded Over Rotherhithe Fire Inquiry

A Rotherhithe man is remanded for a week after testimonies linked him to an incendiary fire at Pittman’s premises. Officers Burridge and Smithers testified to the arrest near the Spread Eagle, noting the suspect’s statements about arsons, while witnesses described tar and inflammables arranged to ignite a blaze. Further statements recalled the suspect discussing patrols and a boat departure, with Jenkins denying any such remark.

Burridge Smithers Rotherhithe Chisis Jenins Evans Murray Thames William Hartree Pittman Swan Lane Messrs. Pittman Christall Christail Jenkins Surrey Canal William Ransom Edward Riley Mr. Murray Jones Inspector Rawley Riley Taylor Messrs. Pitman Matthews

Consternation over Whig Ministers dismissal dismissed

The Monthly Magazine notes that contemporary anxiety over the king's dismissal of Whig ministers is not shared by the writers. They urge perseverance, reject despondency, and claim the government will survive the attack, clinging to the Bill lest the Tories retreat.

Court and General Mourning for Duke of Gloucester 1834

Court notices spell mourning rules by Lord Chamberlain Heralds' College and Norfolk Earl Marshal for the Duke of Gloucester death. Includes attire for ladies and gentlemen and general mourning to begin December 4 1834. Also lists bankruptcy proceedings and local notices from Brighton Gazette with various names and dates.

Lord Chamberlain Duke of Gloucester Heralds’ College Norfolk Earl Marshal

Subpoena Served on Plymouth Mayor over public conduits

The Mayor and Corporation of Plymouth were served with a Chancery subpoena at the suit of John Collier MP for the borough, seeking restitution of the free right of inhabitants to the town’s public conduits. A Harrow School accident injured Am brose Goddard’s second son, injuring his left hand and eye. surgeons hope to save the hand though eye sight may be permanently damaged. The other boy escaped unharmed.

Borough of Plymouth John Collier Plymouth Chronicle Harrow School Ambrose Goddard Swindon Wilts

East India Company's Maritime Service Meeting Debates Compensation

A London meeting of the East India Company's late maritime service commanders and officers at the Jerusalem Coffee-house reviewed the committee report seeking higher compensation than the Court of Directors proposed. They thanked supporters, noted below expectations for funds, and approved a resolution while rejecting a proposal to exclude older officers. The committee was authorized to monitor parliamentary progress on the compensation act.

East India Company Jerusalem Court of Directors The Hinde Board of Control Court of Proprietors of East India Stock Hon. East. India Company Ucaptain Probyn General Court of Proprietors Tadia Stock

Daring assault on travellers near Lerida noted

Diligence from Bordeaux to Saragossa was attacked near Lerida by 12 or 15 armed men, who mistreated the travellers and robbed them. This is the third similar act in Catalonia within five months, the former near Girona. Some perpetrators of prior robberies are in custody. Note: stolen bank notes from the Custom House have circulated. one was returned by a tradesman who matched it to an advertised number, aiding authorities. Further notes have been identified and will aid arrest efforts.

Bordeaux Saragossa Lerida Catalonia Girona Custom House Clarkson Dorset-terrace Clapton-road Richardson Johnson’s Place Thistle-grove Little Chelsea Polock Lithuania Russia Gustavus Adolphus Charles Sibley Queen’s Arms Knightsbridge Queenie East India

Scientific and Literary Institution Meeting at Leicester Square

A large meeting of members of the Scientific and Literary Institution at Leicester Square heard the secretary report on funds, library, and lectures. Debate followed over committee tenure, notices, and the music class, ending with a majority vote to abolish concerts. Reporter left after the division result.

Committee of Management Carpue Scelson Ridgway Wilde

Court Circular Reports Earl Spencer Resigning Chancellor Seals

The King received Earl Spencer at St James's where he resigned the Chancellor of the Exchequer seals and wore the Garter badge of his late father. An audience followed as the Lord Mayor led a deputation to present an address from the Court of Common Council voicing support for parliamentary reform and requesting ministers with popular confidence. The King also held a Privy Council and confirmed the transfer of the Chancellor’s seals to Lord Denman, with remarks on government reform and ministerial appointments. The Duke of Sussex and Princess Sophia visited, and Windsor burial plans for the late Duke of Gloucester were noted, along with several other court audiences and movements.

Earl Spencer St. James’s Order of the Garter Court of Common Council Atate Palace London Alderman- Harmer Middlesex Raphael and Illidge City Remembrancer Wilshire Queen Anne’s George the Teats Duke of Wellington Duke of Devonshire H. Goulburn Marshall Philip Sidney Horace Seymour William Gomm Stephenson His Majesty’s Honourable Corps of Gentleman At Arms City of London LoreReran Henry Woopteorre Home Department Eople Marquis Camden Earl of Rosslyn Denman Elfenborough Hill Maryborough Cowley C. M. Sutton George Murray J. Beckett H. Hardinge C. Bagot Mr. Goulbarn Lord Denman Court of King’s Bench William Bathurst Lord Hill Charles Manners Sutton Henry Hardinge Duke of Sussex Princess Sophia Amelius Beauclerk Duke of Gloucester Windsor Spring Rice John Campbell Earl Leamington

Curious substitute for coffee and snuff discovered

A note from Le Voleur describes a plant that can be sniffed to induce sneezing and ground to powder to brew a beverage resembling coffee. A steeplechase at Market Harborough followed, Lord Waterford's Cock Robin losing to Capt. Lamb's Vivian by five or six lengths after a contested four mile course with Capt. Beecher in the saddle.

le Voleur Lord Waterford Cock Robin Capt. Lamb Vivian Market Harborough Mr. Watson Knowsley Ball Goadby Raythorpe Lord Bernera Capt. Vivian Capt. Beecher

Louth Coursing Meeting Winners and Shared Prizes

The Cup went to Mr Bartholomew’s Barto and the Sovereigons to Mr Hassall’s Harmonican. The St Legee of 801 was split among several owners including Mr Best, Mr Beridge, Mr Daw, and Colonel Elmhirst. Oaks, Derby, Tathwell prizes, and other stakes were divided among multiple entrants such as Rose Roche, Tell-tale, Herbert Lacy, Cupid, Hour-Glass, Tal ent, Rosalie, Highwind, Madge, Belvidere, Briton, Tawdry, Heanbeon, Ringlet, Bouncer, Lilla, Ballet, Gulnare, and Marquis.

Mr. Bleskins Herbert Lacy Mr. Best Guide Mr. E. Smith Mr. Hassall Mr. Beridge Talent Mr. Caldwell Rosalie Mr. Hagsell Great Caldwell Mr. Loft Madge Colonel Elmhirst Mr. Bartholomew’s Mr. Alington Mr. Bartholomew Ballet Mr. Beat Gulnare Loft Marquis

Public Feeling for the Tories At a Crowded George Inn

A Friday meeting welcomed Conservative candidate Mr Carruthers in Salisbury borough. Crowded, with adjournment to the Exchange due to room pressure, Carruthers addressed supporters, resolutions passed, and a committee formed to back his bid. Other notices report royal addresses to the King, Whig candidates under debate, and local crime cautions as across districts.

Carruthers George Inn J. R. Pease Louissang Duke of Wellington Salisbury

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