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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1834

Page

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Stirling and Veebs Sarsaparilla Patent Cure Ad

Advertises Stirling and Veebs Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier for a range of diseases. Claims quick cure with safe use by all, and lists numerous distributors and locations across London. Includes washing soap promotions and an extensive dealer network.

Stirling Rers Ighest m J. W. Stirling Hich-street Barclay Farringston-street Prout Oxford-street Arvey Great Sur Blackfriars Holborn Wil- Stag Bishopsgate-without Johnstone Cornhill Hacing Royal-exchange-gate Hamilton Church-street The Haa Parliament-street Westminster Stirling Rees

Wanted A Town Traveller for Scotch Ale Trade

Classified notice seeking a town traveller with strong references in the Scotch ale trade. Liberal commission offered to capable applicants. Advertisement from Chapter Coffee-house St Pauls Church-yard. Also promotional copy for Grimstone's Eye Snuff claiming cures and notable testimonials with multiple price points and dealer locations in London and major towns.

St. Paul's Church Ansion-House the Treasury Grimstone Broad-Street Bloomsbury Eve Snurr The Albion and Star Albion King-street Long-acre

The Minister and the Mercer Excerpted Introduction Note

The text presents Mr Bunn’s introduction to the published adaptation of Monsieur Scribe’s The Minister and the Mercer. It covers misunderstandings about alleged royal kinship objections, a verbatim letter to the Earl of Belfast requesting license, and the licensing outcome with notes on required alterations and theater politics. It mentions Drury Lane, the Examiner of Plays, and the bargaining over license terms.

Who Is The Traitor List Of Members Who Voted Against Inquiry

A historical record shows a vote on a committee of inquiry with 102 against and 1054 majority. The list names numerous peers baronets and gentlemen including Bothell Levie Rolfe Blackburne Lushington Strickland Benett Lloyd Shawe Blackstone Marshall Scroope Huxton Morison Strule Cavendish Marsland Stanley Dun Curteis Mildmay St Jberland Curteia Mosley Sinclair Crawford North Sanford Divett Ord Tooke Dundas Pryme Tullamore Evans Phillpotts Toliemache Evans Peter Bodmin Walter Port Ryle Wilbraham Foley Richards Willoughby Guest Rothh Watson Goring Russell Wor TELLERS Hawkins gester Burdett Irton Rider Buller Inglia Romilly Forose and others. The exact traitor identity remains unclear from the fragment.

Committee OF Inquiry Bothell R. Levie B. L. Rolfe R M. Blackburne Lushington Dr. Strickland G. Benett J. Lloyd H. J. Shawe R-N. Blackstone W. Marshall J. Scroope P. Huxton T. F. Morison James Strule E. Cavendish Lord Marsland T. Stanley E. J.(dun- Curteis E. B. Mildmay P. St. J Berland Curteia H. Mosley Sir C. Sinclair G. Crawford W. North F. Sanford E. A. Divett E. Ord W. H. Tooke W. Dundas Captain Pryme G. Tullamore Lord Evans Colonel Phillpotts J. Toliemache A. G. Evans T. Buller C. Inglia R. Romilly E. Forose

Commissioners Examine Porters and Sewers in London Inquiry

The Corporation Commission at Guild Hall on February 12 examined witnesses on the moral character and strength of ticket porters and innkeepers porters. Sir F Palgrave asked about Sewers capacity, and Dr Kelsey described two streams under New Farringdon Street and the Fleet ditch. Mr Woodthorpe spoke on Thames Conservancy and royal charters, noting city rights from Staines to the Medway and the need for ward alderman residence, with adjournment to the next day. The Froxies or Pucx new fiction by Chartley’s The Old Maiden’s Talisman is announced for tomorrow and next week by publishers in London, Dublin, and Ireland.

Ondon and Greenwich Way Company Ahova Company M‘intoah Surrey-canal High-street Deptford Spa-road London-bridge Greenwich Princes’ Victoria Freemasons’ Tavern Great Queen Street England DE Lacy Evans M.P John Thurston Catherine-street Strand Sandford Corn-Law Magazine Corn Law Magazine London Anticorn Law Society B. Stein Armstrong Snc Webb-street Ojon Armstrong Fever Institution of London Joseph Rix Royal College of Surgeons London Baldwin Price Ma. Sd Uy’s General School Joseph Guy Royal Military College Baldwin and Cradock Mr. Guy Guy Pope, Brothers, and Stewart's Hetton Landton Wall's End Pope, Brothers, and Co Abbe Wharf Westminster Dockhead Shad ‘Thames Southwark Anchor Wapping High Bridge Warmoll and Co Dann Dann, Johnson and Co., 84, Bondyreet; Messrs. Eagleton and Co Newgate Street Pateshal, Jones Borough Butler Haymarket Staples and Co Messrs Gill and Co Bridge-street Agassiz Piccadilly Baynham London-road Mr. Smith Acston Farringdon-street Burton Regent-street Whitechapel Flowers Pere-street Bourne Chatfield Aldgate Mr. Reece Shoreditch Chingon Red Lion-street Mr. Airy Mr. Fare Oxford-street Messrs. Horne Oxford Street Mr. Hudson Crawford-street Atkinson Taylor Old Jewry Cheaside Field and Co Tottenham Court-road Mr. Hevham Lamb Hanster Newport-street Marchant High Holborn Pater Hammersmith Hutchierry Mr. Clifford Grosvenor-street Bond-street Sr. Bentley Mr. Burr Gracechurch Street Collier Sloane-street Chelsea Kilpatrick Queen-street Cheapside Pugh Ditto Qannab Newington-causeway Gunstrong US Bridgehouse-place Newington Ilkson Minories Acton Farringdon Queen ’S-Buildings Miles Mr. Toms Ammersmith Mr Stagnell MN Ae Stevens Kinsland-crescore Shirley Kingsland Green Middleven Wee Iedonett Hoxton Chamberlain Stratford Leigh-street Bow Gooding Greglin Whitechapel-road Mr. Chapman Read Meyoolwich Oultis Henry Old Montague- Sof Seecharel Mr. Hitt Corporation of London Guildhall Sewres Deputy Daw Bowers Fleet Ditch F. Palgrave Farringdon Street Kelsey Fleetbridge Thanes Woodthorpe James the First Thames Staines Bridge Medway Conservancy Chartley Mesers Bull Union Club Henge Westbourn-place Gregorie Henry Philpots Whitfield Leadenhall Street Battensea Murray Ireland Ullagone Board of Excise Excise

Court proceedings span chancery to police courts

A dense report recalls trials and judgments across several courts. It notes two issues directed in a Chancery case, a College information plea overruled, a King’s Bench verdict on a collateral accommodation bill, a Consistory Court divorce case, and multiple police court arrests including robbery, assault on a sailor, and a case of fortune telling with stolen plate.

Free Trade in Corn and Irish Land Colonization Plan

W L Hanbury argues for repeal of bread taxation to boost corn supply and colonize Irish waste lands as a humane solution to poverty. He cites pamphlets by William Allen and praises repeal of Malthusian limits, urging petitions to Parliament to reduce duties, relieve malt tax, and boost employment and prices. He frames policy as elevating British prosperity by cheaper bread and fuller employment.

Ireland Trish Spain Europe William Allen Palmerston Dadley Leslie Forster Providence Sweden Canada America Cork Lord Milton T. Lethbridge W. L. Hanbury Russell Institution London Irish Relief and Anti-Slavery Committees

Borough Bill Expands Limits and Disfranchises Voters

The short bill to prevent bribery in the borough disfranchises those who voted under the old constitution and extends the borough to include parishes and hamlets such as Ware Amwell Saint Margaret's Broxbourn Hoddesdon Hengoe Saint John's Stapleford Bramfield Saint Andrew Hartingfordbury Bayford and Little Berkhamstead. A Glasgow Courier note hails weavers learning calico printing and contrasts it with block printing as easier, while a Kentish Gazette report recounts a grim discovery at Staplehurst of a skeletal laborer found in a hay-barn wearing a yellow-banded hat, likely died nearby prior to the hopping season. A FolksToner note records a Town clerk receiving a request from Municipal Corporation Commissioner Pete rine Bingham and the Mayor convening a Common Assembly to authorize aiding the Commissioners.

Borovucu Hertforp Oid Ware Amwell Saint Margaret’s Broxbourn Hoddesdon Bengoe Saint John’s Stapleford Bramfield Saint Andrew, Hartingfordbury Bayford Little Berkhampstead Glasgow Courier Staplehurst Kentish Gazette FolksToner Fes Peterine Bingham Municipal Corporation Commissioners John Bateman Rds

O Connell and the Pilot in a Heated Controversy

The piece argues over Mr O Connell and the Pilot consequences for Barrett and others. It questions the propriety of publishing the letter, defends responsible publishing, and critiques calls for punishment as cruel tyranny. The writer cites Earl Fitzwilliam and Mr Brougham to warn against biased punishment.

Standard Stanley Th O'Connell Unweley Sarrett Barrett Mr. O'Connell O’connell Mr. Barrett Mr. O’connell Earl Fitzwilliam William Brougham William. Brougham Sir John Campbell

Liverpool Cotton and Corn Markets Reported Narrow Activity

Liverpool on February 11 reports a quiet cotton market with small declines since Saturday. Yarn inquiries rise in Manchester while daily sales total 1,200 to 1,800 with items from Bowers and Orleans at 8d. to 9d per lb. Bahia and Sea Island prices noted. Corn market shows modest wheat and flour supply, weak demand, and declines across oats beans and barley. shipments and coastwise arrivals listed including Calcutta, Grandy, Holyhead, Catherine, and others.

Manchester Bowers Orleans Bahias Sea Islands Conbagen

Marvellous and grim notes from a midlands paper

A compiled snippet from the Lincolnshire Chronicle and other papers reports a wood light near Waltham, a convenient wooden dwelling for Mr. Prestons son at Sleaford, a fatal AccipDENT in Crieff with John M Owen, and Greenwich murder case involving Ward and Bailey. Also included are an Aberdeen Herald account, a Bury hoax about two Ipswich linked women, and Suffolk Chronicle mention of a landlord hoax.

East India Company Thames Kellie Cyatie Singapore Lyndhurst Lady Lyndhurst Lord Dudley Dudley and Ward Preston Casterton Stamford Leadenham Sleaford Lincolnshire Chronicle Maria Marten Bury Bury Market Pakenham Wood Herale Glentarret Creery Aberdeen Herald Greenwich Farmer Sanderson Greenwich Hospital Bailey Maidstone Gael Aidstone Ipswich Castle Inn Spargeon Suffolk Chronicke

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