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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 21, 1836

Page

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Declarations of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Notices

Insolvency declarations list Edward Andrews and a series of debtors including Joseph Mould William Craven Thomas Stockdale jun James Clarke Samuel Dotson John Richardson John Turner Israel Alexander Edwin Barthrop William Pollard Thomas Ball Pierre Perkins James Levick Richard George Clode William Hart etc with payment dates in December and January at various courts and venues. Dividends and partnerships dissolutions are noted for multiple merchants manufacturers and traders across Liverpool Manchester Hull Bristol and other towns with official assignees and solicitors named.

Joseph Mould Newgate-street Court of Bankruptcy Attornay Utchison Crown-court Threadneedle Street Graham Basinghall-street Thomas Stockdale Liverpool Clarendon Recens Norris and Allen Bartlett's Holborn Touhain Park Lane Toormmnas Wlliam Clarke Fiorncastle Lincolnshire Innk T White Hart Inn Spilsby Messrs Clitherow M’duff Castle-street Whitmore Basinghallsreet James Charles Smith Deomark Bill Camberwell Ji, At Half-Past Eleven, and Jan. 31, At Twelve, At the Court of Bankrn Oliver Cheapside Groom Samuel Dotson Hury Lancashire Swanton Boltonte-Moors Chester Staple's Inn Holburn Lyrstrong William "Cattarat Nne Clarendon Rooms Taylor Turner Sir Field Bedford-row London Meers. Lowndes Nson Livis Richard Prince Ferdinand Hicheson Manchester Stud-Printers Commissioners Johnson Yon Weatherall Temple Hulme and Andrew John Richardson Watlington Norfolk Globe Ion King’s Lynn Mr. Smetham Mises Parry Milne Astorneys Heron Johnson and Co Noer Temple Israel Alexander Criswall Street Finsbury-square Horelealer Young Mark-Jane Belcher Edwin Barthrop Wakefield Woolstapler Sestions House Leeds Adhngton Gregory Faulkner Surr Lombard-street John Elworthy George Street Devonport Thomas Ball West-street Victualler Anorney Pry Amigues Easinghall-street Pierre Perkins Enfeld Ironmonger Mesa. Clarke and Tanqueray Bishopsgate Pennell Henry Chard Taylor, Turner, Sharpe, and Field Lowndes and Robinson Joseph Woollett Gould-square Palfreywan Bingley Shefield Richard George Clode Birmingham Spirit Merchant Radephurst New Royal Hotel Michael Red Lion Square Griffiths William Hart Cheltenham Milliner the Royal Hotel Gousfield Guildhall Buildings Mesara Winter Letham Windsor Berkshire R. Jones Whitechapel-road T. Christmas New Church Street Lisson Grove T. Pickford Pebloghape Rectifer Leicestershire Bell Hotel Leicester W. Reynolds Bristol Corn-street J. Page Hirmingham White Hore Inn Consrove Street T. Stephens Chaxill Gloucestershire St. James’e-equary M. Atkinson Palbeck Money Scrivener Newark-upon-Trent G. Breakin Kingston-upon- Hil Marchant Ecleven Whitefriarsvate Kingston Upon Hull T. Wilson Joiner Commissionera St James's Aare R. Cooper Hristol, Jeweller Commercial Coretreet Hristol S. Cearns Grocer Clarendon South John Street J. Abjitt Salver Street Wood Street Haberdasher E. Scott Great Yarmouth F. Laporte Haymarket T. Whytall Uper Street Slington Cabinet Waker J. Mitchell Puisey Yorkshire C. Epworth R. Thompsacn York S. Wright H. Fiske Watton W. Woods W. Jackson Ashton Mackerfield H. C. Nesbitt P. Scott Sunderland Durham T Sturdy T. Clarke Carlisle Cumberland Curriers J. Braithwaite J. Dennison H. Co J. C Morris J. Meflish and Co Newington Terrace Kennington Green Q. Arblaster and Co Trevethin Wonmouthshire W. Carr H.turner Crawford, Street Silk Mercers J. Shotwell T. Smith J. Lancashire J. Stroud L. Jonatani J. la Mert Minories Chemlats C. A. Rook G. Clode and Co H. Shepherd J. Williamson Pendleton

Intrepid Conduct of a Female in Clerkenwell House

On Monday evening two felons entered the Red Lion in Coppice-row Clerkenwell. Mrs Bowley pursued one thief who hid in a water closet where officers found a phosphorus box and matches. The prisoner John Richard Elliott, a former publican, was committed to the House of Correction for three months after Mrs Bowley identified him. The same report notes the British ship Egyptian arriving in London Docks from New York with a valuable cargo valued at over 50,00.

Scotland Edinburgh St. Andrew Square H. M'Kean Bridge Street Blackfriars London Mel Bulwer Duchess DE LA Valliere Eugene Aram Pompeii Charles Tilt Fleet-street Harding India QTEAM DIA Ann Melville Grindlay East India Anny Hobart Caunter William Daniell R.A H. Caunter Timur Beg Chronicle Court Magazine Daniell Court Journal Pleet- Street England Wales Clavelind Woodenpeg Snowden Sunday Times Saunders and Oury Conduit-street Hanover Square Qinden C. Sall Countess of Blessington P. Corbaux H Carbould J. Browne P. Stone L. Seyffarth William and Edward Finden Small Archer G Division Rosaman-street John Richard Elliott Duke of Kent Miot Rogers House of Correction Mr. Rogers Rowley Sayers Mosday New York Somme Pat Ds Tailors Tailors’ Union Agpum Hilst Muah Secre Society

Insolvent Debtors Court Discharges Theatrical Figure

In the Insolvent Debtors Court on December 20, sixteen cases were disposed of. Creditors resisted assignee roles due to cost, but the court noted low assignment costs and dividend benefits. George Brodie, known as Wild the comedian and former Queen's Theatre proprietor, was discharged after creditors unopposed. His debts included many theatre workers and his mother Mrs. Ron Brodie owed £23,200. The court ordered discharge.

Harris George Brodie Wild Queen's Theatre Corps Dramatique Commissioner Bowen Dane Ron Brodie

Swindling at Mansion House Targets Lord Mayor

Police intelligence from the Mansion House reports a hoax using orders signed Peter Hobler as issued by a committee led by the Lord Mayor. Tradesmen in Blackfriars Road and Newington received directives for coats trousers waistcoats sugar tea kettles and other goods to be shipped to the Egyptian Hall of the Mansion House. Some merchants avoided loss, but several faced inconvenience from the idle vagabond’s ploy.

Hull and London Steam Packet Company Custom House Hall Neat Brownlow and Pearson Agena High Street ING. Mall and Co Custom House Quay London Wiltshire Independent Wilts Hooton G. Goswell Road T. Scarlet Devizes Eng Land Pir& and Life Assurance Company King Williamtreet Uusegate Lordon Cuainmax George Frederick Young Darcry Cratdwan Matthew Forster Alex. Bannerman Tomas Henry Kerfoot J.walbanke Childers John Norbury James Eyre Oan Parker Thomas Whitaker William Haigh Jon Bulkeley Johnson Jamca White Paveena Messrs Courts and Co Sollerton Thos G. Acton Fay SonvgEros Thomas Marsh Nelson Varrar James Jury Boons Hazaxuous Edmund Barlow Tamworth Knight Stokes Hamel Manchester South Union Birmingham and Derby Junction Manchester Rugby Stevens Platts Birmingham and Derby Junction J. Hamel Rnold South Nton J. Knight Peter Hobler Twopenny Post Blackfriars-road Newington

Omnibus Rivalry Leaves City in Turmoil at Hyde Park

Thomas Smith and John Edwards faced Mr Shutt over a furious omnibus chase from Wheatfield House on Edgware Road to Oxford Street. Edwards testified the fight ended with damages to Warburton’s omnibus worth 14, and a horse injured. judge ordered Edwards 30s and the other 20s plus costs.

Narylebone Thomas Smith Warburton Paddington Shutt Bolton John Edwards Wheatabea Edgware Road Oxford-street Hyde-park Wontner Old Bailey Mr. Wontner Schutt Wootner Shott Edwards

Mysterious domestic robbery at Dr Leys Half Moon Street

A lamp was out and the door lock forced at Dr Ley, Half Moon Street, Piccadilly. A pantry raid yielded a silver teapot and around fifty pieces of plate. Suspected footman Charles Webb, found to have a false name and two alleged wives, was held and remanded for a week as police investigations continue.

Marlborough Street Dr. Ley Half- Moon Street Piccadilly Serventa Charles Webb Tospector Walsh Webb Walsh

Queen-Square riot leads to police assault charges

At Queen-Square Carter and Pearce were charged with assaulting four V Division constables after a crowd at the Rose and Crown formed as Judin, nearly murdered while in duty, lay injured. Charles Clarke testified Pearce led the clash and Carter knocked him down, with two ringleaders later detained.

Rose and Crown Judin St. George's Hospital Pearce Carter Lynes V Division

Fortunate Escape of the City of Londonderry Steamer

A London to Dublin voyage endured a brutal gale with the City of Londonderry taking on water and suffering engine trouble. Passengers and crew fought the sea with pumps and buckets as the vessel strained toward safety, finally anchoring in Milford after twenty days at sea.

City of Londonderry London Dublin Margate Plymouth Falmouth Bibby Milford Uope Haven Thames Kingstown

Abolition of Church-rates urged by reformers in reform era

The Northumberland reform voice argues that church rates are destined for abolition in the next session. It claims Dissenters would gain full relief, while Church members would no longer fund neighbor’s worship spaces. The piece links corn laws to national woes, urging repeal to free industry and trade from onerous penalties.

Lord Melbourne North Keshire

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