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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 10, 1834

Page

1

General Steam Navigation Company announces foreign packet sailings

The General Steam Navigation Company lists departures from the Custom-house to Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp Ostend and other ports with weekly departures and specific return schedules. Cargo and passenger services, freight inquiries, and agent contacts are provided, including offices in Lombard Street and Crescent Minories.

General Steam Navigation Company Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp Ostend Hotterdam Messrs de Bie Rahn Crescent Minories Norman Black Brighton Scates Ramsgate Carter Margate Messrs. Cowie St. Martin’s de-Grand Colman Underwood Haymarket Regent-circus Piccadilly Lombard-street Po ‘al Steam-Packeta Charles Bessell Bec Lombard -Street Burford Cottage Chiswick Press George Cruikshank Turkey Morocco Beer RD London Thomas Tege and Son Cheapside R. Griffin and Co Glasgow Terg, Wise, and Co Dublin

Terrible fall injures elderly Mrs Petty in Grosvenor Square

A severe accident at No 22 Brook Street, Grosvenor Square, leaves Mrs Petty gravely injured after falling twenty three stairs while returning to the breakfast parlour. Surgeons report a fractured skull and little hope of recovery. In Wiltshire, Lord Bolingbroke’s keepers encounter fourteen armed poachers in a brutal night clash. One man severely cut, another water-logged rescue. A 300 guinea reward is offered for information leading to arsonists who burned Gowen Holloway’s farm at Warblington with a free pardon for non-culpable accomplices. The steam yacht Vulcan, built in Manchester, arrives to travel near Lake. engine high pressure, iron hull, will be disassembled for Zurich.

Stockine Lord Bolingbroke Lediard Wilts Coxe Gowen Holloway Emsworth Warblington Ireagur Inha Vulcan Manchester Lake of Ete Incheck Zurich

Poor Woman Denied Parochial Aid and Forced to Seek Help

The Ratcliff magistrates hear the destitute woman who pleads for husband support and parish relief. Beadle and parish officers refuse interference while the applicant seeks 5s weekly aid. officials urge legal action against the husband to prevent starvation. Separate session discusses arrears under the defunct East Smithfield Improvement Act with Mrs. Lawrence claiming hardship as desertion and benefit to the London Dock Company. A postponement is granted to resolve authority questions.

Ratcliff Beadle Compe Thames Combe Headle Mr. Combe Broderip Ballantine East Smithfield London Deck Company Hause of Commons London Dock Lawrence Middleton

Appointments and insolvency notices in Whitehall papers

The Lord Chancellor appoints Anthony Portington of Alford Gent and Moses Woodland Harvey of Moreton Hampstead Gent as Masters Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Declara tions of insolvency list Robert Elford Twickenham Common. William Burrows Leicester Street. Robert Patrick Lynch Duke Street Portland Place Hackney as rosin oil manufacturers and others. Bankrupts named with surrender and court dates, official assignees, and fee details across London venues. Dividends, certificates and dissolutions of partnerships also noted with dates and locations.

Whitehall Anthony Portington Alford Gent High Court of Chancery Moses Woodland Harvey Moreton Hampstead County of Devon Great Surrey Street Blackfriars-road Victuallers Messrs Lewis Ely-place Holborn Belcher William Barnett Stuart Mount-street Grosvenor Square Newbon Great Carter-lane Doctors’ Commons Groom Abchurch-lane James Kingsley Holme Bedfordshire Court of Bankruptcy Egan and Waterman Essex-street Strand Clark St. Swithin’s-lane London Thompson Alderson Rufford Lancashire Town Hall Preston J. and F. Armstrong Todd Chester Staple Inn George Boyer Farnham-place Southwark Hutchison Crown-court Threadneedle Street Edwards Pancras-lane Adolphus Richter Soha-square Tubercacle-walk Draper Reed Broad-street Cheapside Green King’s Arms-yard Coleman-street Thomas Coleman Darlastoo Staffordshire the Lion Inn Wolverhampton Clarke and Medcalf Lincoln's Low-Fields Bennett Cornelius Marsh Payne James Jones Patergoster-row Silx-Printers Broughton Brigga Falcon-square Gibson Basinghall-street John Humphryes Newgate-street Victualler Crown Fon Stourbridge Strangwayes Walker Barnard’s Son Harrison Thomas Dane Audley White Bear Inn Middlewich Froggatt Clifford's Inn Skerratt Sandbach William Larke Bungay Suffolk the Rampant Horse On Norwich Kingbury and Marrison Clark and Metcalf Lincoln’s In-Fielda

After Fire, Flues Show Soot Anew At Parliament Ruins

In the week after the Parliament fire I observed burnt flues and vitrified tiles indicating intense heat and likely soot buildup on the flues since the last session. Iron columns bent in varied shapes proved metal unreliable for fire resistance. bricks endure heat better. Clay columns or marblelike ceramics could replace iron in future structures at lower cost. embellishments could be glazed or finished in muted tones. A note mentions a Duke of Gloucester’s embalming request found in his escrutoire.

Houses of Lords and Commons House of Lords Duke of Gloucester Reed Newcastle Sunderland Alnwick Hexham Abingdon Buduty SMG Adis Birmingham Carmarthen Grantham ST Blandford Glasgow Edinburgh Bristol Lincoln Sutton Huntingdon Oakham Ween East Retford Ae Gloucester Ajo Owduty Ees Ceenee Os Salisbury Oo Shepton Mallet Sherborne Oy Taunton A. Gainsborough Maidstone Haddington Sula Carlisle Oufee Penrith Asioe Ae Devizes A Chard Venseene AO Iorncastl Oe Sae Ae i Louth Ee Pry Spilsby Sence Arminster Pingham Yeovil Anerrs Andover Basingstoke Bath Bridgewater Oe Cirencester Buenos Ayres Smyrna Esenveeas Wartern Liverpool Sud Manx Benenecarene Wiech Timper Riga Aenderen Orem Hanizig Otunees Eeseseneens T Quebec St Deas Best Petersburgh Cseseneennees

Court reporting of 19th century chancery and king's bench actions

The report covers motions in the Court of Chancery and Vice-Chancellor circuits, details on retirement pensions for clerks, and a King’s Bench trial in the case of The King v Cook and Donlan. It includes witness testimony, acquittal of the defendants, and remarks on insolvent property disclosure and schedules.

Secondaries' Office Case Over Clothes Credit

This report covers a case before Mr James the secondary for recovery of 181 pounds 33 shillings 6d for clothes supplied to the defendant's underage son. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff. confusion over whether credit was extended to father or son arose during deliberations.

Bingham Jr Hammond James Tongue Robertson

Bankruptcy Court Examines Westley for Likely Dividend

In Mr Fane's court Westley underwent final examination with creditors showing no objection to his certificate. Officials predicted a considerable dividend, though interwoven accounts with the True Sun reduce potential gains. The assignee and solicitor anticipated further improvement once Hindmarsh property matters settle. A separate insolvent debtor, master mariner William Benson, faced a creditor challenge over an unlisted claim against Portugal for 2721 tied to his 1832 Oporto blockade action.

Court OF Bankruptcy Fane Westley Wood Turquaod Commission Sun Mr. Hindmarsh Mr. Westley William Benson Armstrong Oporto Don Pedro Sartorinla

Surrey Sessions Indict two thieves for watch theft

James Neal and Henry Butts were found guilty of stealing a watch from Thomas Comington in Ham Surrey and sentenced to seven years transportation each. William Bellchambers received life transportation for stealing a sheep. the session notes discuss minimal cost savings from the Criminal Law Bill and retain the Chairman's power to sentence to transportation for life.

James Neal Henry Butts Thomas Comnington Ham Surrey Guildford Ilam Neal William Bellchambers Barnet Sutton Union Hall Central Criminal Court

Curious assault case at the Lord Mayor’s court ends in discharge

A distressed young woman faced a felony charge with a foreigner cited as the accuser. Witnesses testified seeing the man seize and accuse her of robbery in Token House Yard, but the Lord Mayor found the testimony doubtful and released her, noting a possible mistake by the accuser.

Mansion House Lucatt Tokenhouse Yar Compter Queen-Square Cole 1St Regiment of Grenadier Guards Burrell John Woodford Union Hall Thomas Brown Mary Wilton Wedgwood Joseph Morris Chatham Bank of England Lambeth-walk Station-House Almonry Westminster Tothill-street Thames-Office Davison Trinity House Combe Braderip Ratcliff

Thames police galley rescues mud-bound sailor on the Thames

Early morning off Rotherhithe church a Thames police galley found a man stuck in mud near James-stairs. After a struggle, officers pulled John Taylor from the mud and he clambered aboard the Anna Maria collier in mud splashed dress, laughing at the scene as he prepared to bathe away his grime. The incident drew jeers from sailors as the tide rose, with officers briefly detained at the station house amid comic mockery. Separately, Foreign Exchanges report steadiness with Amsterdam 126 Rotterdam 126 Antwerp 125 Hamburg 1312 Lisbon 50 and Sporto 59, bullion demand modest and bullion gold quoted at 58? per oz.

Thames Police Rotherhithe Church Ing James-stairs Mr. Evang Jnn John Taylor Amsterdam Rotterdam Antwerp Hamburgh Lisbon Sporto

Murders, Missing Infant Linked to Foreign Suspects

The Grosvenor-square lodger Sedgwick reported suspicions of foul play by two foreigners, Chabassier and servant Mary Anne Taylor, in a case tied to a newborn infant. A warrant led to custody, but the suspects fled to Belgium with passports. A body found near Hornsey is believed to be the infant. An inquiry by the coroner is expected. In a separate incident near Laindon, Mr. Kirkham fought off two assailants on a cart journey to Romford, sustaining serious head wounds yet protecting a sum of money he carried, and pursuing the assailants before they fled.

King's Bench King Kilglass James Scarlett Platt Justice Donlan Cook Joseph Brett Elphin House of Lords Lloyd Cringleford Norfolk Court of Exchequer Lord Denman Murper Sedgwick Mount-street Grosvenor-square Marlborough-street Chabassier Mary Anne Taylor Madame Chabuesier Hornsey Ballard Belgium Hicaway Roosery Wm. Kirkham Little Cubbies Farm Laindon Romford Market Dunton Mr. Kirkham Mr.k

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