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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 30, 1836

Page

1

Accident in Judd Street harms Bank clerk

A Bank of England clerk, Thomas Aasen, slipped on a pavement slide in Judd Street Brunswick Square and fell causing a severe skull fracture. His life was in danger. The report also notes cholera trends in Gibraltar Trieste and Naples with religious festival rumors and anticipated royal procession.

Thomas Assen Bank of England Manafield-terrace Kentish Own Judd-Street Brunswick, Square Gibraltar Trieste Adriatic Spain Naples Augaburg Aly Eame Tof Ted

A Word for the Poor Potters

A London trade society member appeals to readers about the Staffordshire Potteries strike threats and factory closures. He warns of a repeat of July violence, urges public support for starving workers, and proposes a weekly Potters pint fund to aid thousands while urging authorities to intervene and protect labor.

Brotherhood of Labour Despot France Charles X Staffordshire England Chamber of Commerce Woolwich London mMep Francis Twemlow Newcastle G. Tallett Stafordshire Depdts Varhaniwat Trade Society

RESPONSIBILITY OF PRACTITIONERS AND SUICIDE CASES IN FRANCE

A Bruges report notes a physician and apothecary fined for giving a patient a vitriol adulterated enema, causing death. French papers detail self-destruction causes from grief to political fear, listing methods and ages, highlighting patient confessions for science and morality.

Potson Bruges Journalde Chimie Medicale Scipion Pinel Fouarteen

Inquests Reported From Leicester Square To Elstree

Multiple inquests are described. Fitz a Matthews, 50, died of apoplexy at Hell public house Leicester Street, coroner Mr Higgs. Elizabeth Pearson, 28, drowned near Hyde Park Serpentine after absence and distress tied to Mr Dodd. Catherine Elfice, 5, burnt in kitchen accident. Samuel Bood, 4, perished similarly. Thomas Shynn, 40, died by self inflicted gun in Mile End. Additional notes cover severe winter weather disrupting mails and travel with numerous coaches blocked by snow and efforts to clear roads. Reports include post office measures and social distress among Chelsea, Battersea, and river workers.

Ordnance Royal Ordnance Woolwich Footwich Pall-Mall BYHAM Rpanbon Hull London Team Packet Company Orien Custom House Quay Carri Horsea Thy Kemipany Brownlow and Pearson Agunts High-street London J Anssurance A.D. Re Ffeea Birchin Lane Cornhill Regent-street John Clark Powell Feq Abel Chapman John Hillersdon Neo Eeres Hell Public House Leicester-street Leicester-Square Higgs Fitza Matthews Boulter Heuse Sotcipe Rurovten Leve Kensington Road Higes Elizabeth Pearson Charles Griffith Humane Society Hyde Park Serpentine Thomas Barcham Exeter-place Brompton Dodd Mr. Dodd Mary Ron Merryson Montpelier Row Stompton Anne Evans Jenzibon Red Lion Inn Elstree Edgeware Middlesex Stirling Catherine Elfice Castle-street Bloomsbury Samuel Bood Castle-stevet Holden Golden Eagle Tavern Mile-eodh-road William Baker Thomas Shynn Messrs. Tilson and Co Coleman-street Gret Charlotta Moootford No. 8 Bellevue-place Cleveland-street Mile-end Messrs. Tilsons and Co Maldon Whro Staim Rensent Lewes Birmingham Mail London Mail Liverpool Albion London Bruce Manchester Swao-with-two-Nerks Birmingham Manchester Leicester Northampton Royal Bruce Reindeer Peveral Telegraph Pickford Express Nelson Champion Nottingham Umpire Sheffield North Reindeer Carlisle Bruce Peveril Red Rover Liverpool Wonder Shrewsbury Swan Bristol Holyhead Yeovil Manchester Mail St. Albans Glasgow Mail Grantham Wellington Edinburgh York Tyne Newcastle Bull Meath Hull Mall Mall Lincoln Liocels Walton Stevenage Baldock Hope Halifax Leeds Mail Melton Mowbray Stamford Boston Elizabeth Reid Wybarton Will Spilsby Beston Herald Lynn Norwich Golden Cross Charing-cross Newmarket Bishop's Stortford Bury Berkeley Hunt Newmarket Mall Griffin Ced Hs Braintree Bell and Crown Holborn Exeter Bristol Mail Bath Mail Witney Cheltenham Gloucester Dover Rochester Chatham Gad’s Hill Gravesend Maidstone Medway Blae Kit Cotty-house Harwich Strood Stroud In & Postchaise Benson Footscray Chelsea Battersea Wandsworth Merton Fadlham Hammersmith Teddington Richmond Battersea Marshes Bridge Loodoo

Halifax Mails Remain as Other Services Fade

Fragmentary OCR hints at a maritime or local notice mentioning Halifax and remaining mails. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge. The text references Wheelwright Keelan and a rope or plank related event, but details are unreadable.

Foreign rates and market notes from Paris and London

Foreign intelligence roundup details currency and bond prices across Paris and London. It notes Five per Cents, Three per Cents, and various bank acts with fluctuating quotes, plus a report on an assassination attempt near the Chamber of Deputies affecting early market mood.

Paixcu Cours Authentique Haytian Exchange London Morey P.M Wee Bank A Renate de Naples Belgius Lona Breestis Bank Portagese Eecate Haguae Loan Passi Paris Dre Haga TSC. Tc. Gee the. Tsc Tee Sc Bank Renate Dée Naples Hai Oman de Naples Bourse Monpar Cosi Raman Didebe Pussivan Chamber of Deputies Bank Acton Roman Jagnese Hatians Ditferés Newae

Presh Attempt to Assassinate Louis Philippe

A Times Paris correspondent reports a failed assassination of King Louis Philippe during the opening of the legislative session. The king’s carriage was fired upon from the crowd. two men were arrested, one a youth. The king remained uninjured and delivered his speech amid cheers.

Louis Philippe Paris Times Chamber of Deputies Palace of the Tuileries Tuileries Pont Deis Becauer Alband Place da Carousal Pont Baral M. ‘de Remasat Interior Baron Damas Corps Diplomatique Saa Spain M. Thiers Abbaud Pavillon de l Duke of Oneans Dakd de Saphire Frisen de Johipsoet Shack Pencey National Guard Fred Ics Agi

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