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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 26, 1832

Page

1

Butler and Dalby Medicines and Purifying Pills

An advertisement lists Butler and Dalby preparations including Senna extract and carminatives, with prices and distribution points. Also notes Ashley Cooper’s Botanical Purifying Pills for various ailments, touting rapid, discreet cures and hospital adoption. Then a long travel coach notice details multiple mail and post coach services, routes, speeds, and fare highlights across British towns and hotels.

Licenced Victuallers Asylum AGM Notice 1832

Subscribers invite members to the London Tavern on Friday January 4 at two for three oclock to elect governors, receive reports, amend rules on donor eligibility, and discuss other affairs. By order of the governors, Thomas Jones, Sec. 20 King s Arms yard Coleman street. Includes-promotional medical text and lists booksellers across Britain.

London Tavern Bishopsgate Street Thomas Jones King’s Arms-yard Coleman-street London Goss and CO. M.R.C Norwich Halden and Lowndes Slater Oxford Brodie and Dowding Salisbury Oxley Windsor

Christmas Eve Burnings at Fountain Tavern in City Road

A group of thirty-two gentlemen at Fountain Tavern celebrate Christmas Eve by burning the Times Newspaper for its attack on Joseph Hume MP. The motion, proposed by Mr Rule and seconded by Mr Farr, carried unanimously with strong satisfaction. They hope similar degradation occurs in public rooms across the United Kingdom and forward a report to the editor of the True Sun and a constant reader.

Rule Farr Times Joseph Hume United Kingdom Tree Sun

The Markets. Sugar and commodities dull in London prices

The London New Price Current reports a very dull sugar market last week with only about 1,500 hhds traded and prices generally falling. Refined sugar shows low spirits with many inquiries scarce, Mauritius and East India sugars weak, and overall markets in coffee rum tallow provisions and spices showing softness or stagnation amid heavy stock, few sales, and lower quotes.

London East India Siam Mauartiva Suaars Mauritius Porto Rico St. Domingo Brazil Ceylon Jamaica Geneva Valentia Aif

Praed canvass in St Ives promises future election

W M Praed began a fresh canvass of St Ives electors after the poll and is said to have secured a majority of promises for a future election. The Falmouth Packet also notes generosity from the Lord Steward and a Christmas donation to Debtors at Marshalsea. A youth named Edward Ellis, about nineteen, suffered a severe head injury after a fall while removing a signboard on Queen Street Edgeware Road, with little hope of survival.

Queen Street Edgeware Road Edward Ellis

Consul General for Uruguay and parliamentary notices

The Gazette lists appointments and promotions from Whitehall and the War Office dated Dec 24 25 and Dec 7 detailing Mr Frederick De Lisle as Consul General in Great Britain for the Oriental Republic of Uruguay Canonry promotions for Worcester Cathedral and Major rank changes. It also records numerous embassies and returns to serve in Parliament with a long list of Scottish and English boroughs and their designated MPs, together with bankruptcy notices and certificates. A letter from FREDERICK BATE appeals for cooperative labour and critiques the Penny Magazine article on cooperation.

Foreign Office Frederick de Lisle Great Britain Oriental Republic Uruguay Co-operative Labourers Penny Magazine Mr. Owen Frederick Bate

Declaration of Insolvency in Multiple London Bankruptcies

A long list details declarations of insolvency in London and beyond. Names include William Tydeman saddler of Great Yarmouth and numerous debtors with scheduled surrender or attendance at the Court of Bankruptcy, dates in January and February, and assigned attorneys across several firms. The notices cover individuals from trades such as grocers carpenters and jewellers with accompanying venue and counsel information.

A. Morton Richmond Surrey R. Sermyn Baldock Hertfordshire W. Wright New Windsor Berkshire W. J. Brown Great Winchester-street City Silkman A. Ross J. Ogilvie Argyle-street Army Agents T. Charlton Whitechapel Liven Draper D. Twort Horsmonden Kent Miller B. Davenport Dunster-street Mincing-Jane Merchant George Inn Hinckley G. Scott T. Surr Manchester J Owen T. Chino Merthyr Tydville Glamorganshire Castle Inn Neath Glamorgansire B. Rice J. Nuttall Heap Lancashire J. Sfoss Great Charlotte-street Slack Friars-Road J. Hurtup Regent-street G. Gregory Repton Derbyshire J. Britain Riper Yorkshire W. Russell Brighon W. Lt. Main Blackfriars J. Johnson Salford J. Callow Birmingham T. Swan P. Dales Bishop Wearmouth K.taylor P. M. Catlow Liverpool T. Shanon and Co Leeds J. Smethurst J. Brotherton Lang H. Morris Witney Oxfordshire drapers—Twin P. Lumb W. Jackson W. Donce Warwick-square Wiliam Tydeman Great Yarmouth Norfolk Saddler George Frederick Hunt Prince’s Place Westminsterz Road Allman Messrs. Passmore and Taylor Basinghall-street John Fensham Portman-street Portman-square Marylebone Curver and Girder Court of Bankruptcy Richardson and Talbot Bedford Row George Williams Henrietta-street Briebt Symond’s Inn Chancery-Jane William Smith Portsea Hampshire Ashfield Redman's Road Mile and- Row Edward Kelly Proctor Hermes-street Pentonville Taylor Great James-street Bedford-row William Leahy Grove Great Guildford-street Southwark Millwright Fawcett James Crandall Brixton-road L. Stone London Messrs Watson Clarendon Rooms Avison and Worthington Adlington Gregory Faulkner Philip Phillips Jacob Collen Jacob Phillips Jewellers Union Tavern Austen and Hobson Cray’s-inn Mr. Lefevre Binningham Nathaniel Smith Warminster Wiltshire Innnkeeper Auvel Lun Boor Helder Clemens Milne Parry Bristol John Rees White Lion Vicegory Fanikuer Bedfordrow Wing Joseph Stockall Kidderminster Worcestershire Bewdley Dangereld Lincoln's-inn-fields Brinton

Remarkable rise of John Gully from butcher to high office

A historical sketch notes John Gully once a butcher and prize ring fighter rose to public esteem as a private citizen. It recounts his early bouts in Hatsham Sussex 1805 and Six Mile Bottom 1807 and Hertfordshire 1808, his later turf success and property holdings, including Acworth Park Hare Park and a Newmarket inn, and his charity in paying losses at Doncaster 1820.

John Gully Psq Gully Hatsham Sussex Elear Pearce Gregson Six Mile Bottom John Sebright Newmarket Acworth Park Yorkshire Hare Park Cambridgeshire Doncaster Morning Chronicle

The Late Murder at Enfield

A detailed report on the Enfield murder of Danby and the suspects Johnson Fare Coop er and Cowper. It notes Johnson as alleged ringleader, their past trades, trials, confessions, and the coroner's plan to record witness depositions while detailing each defendant's behavior and circumstances.

Danby Enfield Johnson Bowles Woul Lowles Fare Enfield Chase Cooper Cowper Mead South Seas London

Visit of the Turkish Minister to Woolwich

Namik Pacha and M Maurojeni visited Greenwich Woolwich and dined at the Artillery Mess. They toured the Royal Hospital, observed schools and gymnastics, witnessed artillery drills, rockets, and field evolutions, and the Pacha praised British methods while noting Turkish aims to adopt European improvements. He commented on wars abroad and internal strife in Egypt.

Namnik- Pacha M. Maurojeni Grey Greenwich Woolwich, &c Royal Hospital England Turkey William Pacha Prussia France Egypt Namik Pacha Constantiaopie Vienna Paris Constantinople

Daring Jewellery Robbery Reported at Bath Residence

Police offices disclosed a bold robbery at the Bath home of John Mitchell, with jewellery and plate taken valued over 600 pounds. Suspected to be by Lundau thieves, the case notes a high profile, with inquiries underway and property recovery hoped.

John Mitchell Bath Fapert Weser Rhine Minden Actogne Bremen

Stirling burghs elect Dalmeny to replace Johnston

A Whig editorial view argues that Stirling district electors chose Dalmeny son of the Earl of Rosebery over the respected liberal Moth er Johnston. The piece claims Johnston opposed the current war and faced Whig manipulation, while asserting Whigs seek pliable successors and have targeted Scots radicals in Parliament.

Stirling Burghs Dalmeny Earl of Rosebery Johnston Johnson Edinburgh Leopold Byng Brentford Middlesex Mr. Byng Jad Messrs Gillon Scotland

Eruptions, elections, and fox hunting notes from the era

A compilation of dispatches and local comments including a Sicily intelligence dated the 20th alt and a subsiding eruption near Bronte sparing lives. political notes on Manchester and Dover candidates with John Minet Fector. a fox-hunting episode at Broadway with a wounded fox entering a cellar. a Turkish pacification bulletin from Worcester Herald. and a Kendal Chronicle critique of Tory landlords interfering to force tenant votes, promising exposure next week.

Ronie Sicily Bronte Don Anselmo de A Spain Board of Trade Manchester John Minet Fedor Heythorne Walderhaze Dover Fector Lord Segrave Broadway Lygon Spring Hill Reynard Worcester Herald Alexander Capitan Pacha Alfred Pacific Grand Visier Oulow Kishlak Tchislak Pacha Onlon-Kishlak Ibrahim Pacha Westmoreland Lowther Kendal

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