26 Dec 1835
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 26, 1835
Page
1
Beret Wines and four sets for public institutions and charitable purposes are cited alongside See Ve Gallo Geo HeneKe and Campy. Gray’s Alon Wise Establishment at 23 High Holborn London appears in the fragmentary text.
London notices record dec 12 1835 appointments in the Royal Household including Ellerthorpe and Gray, plus numerous war office promotions and retirements in the Horse Guards and Dragoons. Bankrupts and certificates listed for various trades across London and Manchester with sale and session dates in January and February 1836.
A list of partnerships dissolved involving firms and individuals across several cities including Manchester Nottingham Leeds and London. Entries name partners such as R Laming J G Sparke J Patricks T Lockwood and T Adkina with trades ranging from surgeons and soap manufacturers to linendrapers and brewers.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns ending December 2, 1835, is Thirty-nine Shillings per hundredweight, exclusive of duties paid or payable on importation into Great Britain.
A large crowd at the Music hall in Sheffield heard Feargus O Connor speak for the London Radical Association. He defended five principles for justice and free information, attacked hereditary rule, and urged cheap law and knowledge. The meeting praised his sincerity, with cheers, jokes, and a plan to honor him in Barnsley with a damask table-cloth inscription.
From Barnsley correspondent crowds packed the town theatre on Saturday the 18th to hear Feargus O Conner discuss Irish distress and the Poor Laws. He criticized landlords parsons and the oligarchy while urging legislative interference and reform. A large audience returned Monday to hear him again on broader issues and social abuses.
From our own correspondent Mr Feargas O'Connor arrived in Sheffield to a three carriage welcome by a Radical Committee band. Thousands cheered as he spoke in the town square and again at the Music Hall outlining Radical Reform aims, praising justice and old constitutional principles. He noted Tory defections and promised to return December 3.
News of the Leeds Radical Association meeting at the Protestant Methodist Chapel follows reports that Feargus O Connor is traveling through Yorkshire towns to support radical causes. He plans multiple appearances in Bradford Keighley Halifax Oldham Rochdale Manchester and Kingston upon Hull and will return to Leeds on Monday.
A letter argues for using a balloon tethered to a car to reconnoiter icebound whaling ships in the Arctic. It notes hydrogen inflation as a compact, safe option and cites General Jourdan’s 1794 signals from a balloon at about 400 yards as precedent. The writer signs as W. Vex.
The Marquess Camden resigns the Bath Recordership with the mayor recording regret over the dissolution of a Bath corporation link with his lordship’s family that has endured for over seventy years.
The Middlesex meeting on weights and measures reviewed four new inspectors and corrected standards at the Exchequer. Mr Hayman charged erroneous stamping of measures including Winchester sets, urging magistrates to address wooden measures and water testing. the court withheld reply but promised further action.
The piece argues that France under Talleyrand and Britain led by Castlereagh sought conflicting aims at Vienna in 1814 1815 over Poland. It cites Talleyrand’s dispatch denying French designs on Polish independence while Castlereagh pressed for gradual reforms. It notes Reichenbach secret articles dissolving the Duchy of Warsaw and criticizes British policy as aiding Nicholas and Russia against liberal Polish plans. It frames Castlereagh as opposing full Polish independence and predicts later European instability.
A Melton area farmer notes a dramatic change in agriculture, selling two score oats for a higher price at Woodbridge market last Wednesday December 9, reflecting improved demand. The article also mentions a clergyman and physician accused of causing disturbances, tying local social concerns to the agricultural report.
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