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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 13, 1834

Page

4

Bannerman to take Aberdeen seat and push free trade

The Morning Post notes Alexander Bannerman MP for Aberdeen will replace Kennedy at the Treasury. It records his pledge to abolish corn laws while the government opposes altering them, and discusses the legal risks of press responsibility, urging careful reform to balance press freedoms with public protection.

Morning Post Alexander Bannerman Aberdeen Earl Grey Kennedy Treasury Bannerman House of Commons Lord Althorp Poulett Thomson Mr. Bannerman

Committee of Privileges must be impartial in O Connell case

The Times argues the Privileges Committee faces a duty to seek full truth without bias. It rejects adding allies to the panel, urges that Sheil and Hill attend as parties, and warns any effort to stifle evidence would erode trust in Parliament and the people.

THE TIMES Committee of Privileges Sheil Hill O'Connell Mr. Sheil House of Commons

Fashionable Arrivals Report Pigs Arrived by Rail

Manchester Chronicle reports 1,303 pigs arrived by railway during the week under the fashionable arrivals heading.

The Manchester Chronicle of West Saturday

Excerpt from the Imperial Parliament on Dublin inquiry and market bill

In the evening sitting at Fes, the House discussed adding Mr. OConnell to the Privileges Committee investigating the Tipperary member. Debates touched on Cork, Dublin, and the need for a confidential adviser. The session covered Exeter Market Bill approval, North American timber, and various parliamentary questions on police, courts, and public works. The Supply Committee approved large Exchequer expenditures and discussed local courts, volunteers, and the Glasgow lottery controversy.

Grote British North America Robenson Court OF King's Bench William Foulkes Court of King’s Bench Ewart Pitt Board of Poulett Thomson P. Thomson Monaghan H. Grattan Ireland Menser William Gossett R.wallace Fryer Focal Courts Lord Althorp D. W. Harvey London Sheriffs’ Courts Mr. H Colchester Halcomb Coventry Hume England Wales Duke of Portland Uxbridge Eace Incing Uxbridge Corps of Volunteers NAVY James Graham Ayley Board of Trade Guernsey Jersey Cayley Canada Exchequer Lord Grenville Middlesex Lord Auckland Board of India Ofice Ghos Sinclair Glasgow Althorp Roebuck R. Inglis R. Peel Treasury Memser West Indies H. Hughes Bernal S. Rice Ruphven Lthorp

Shipping Intelligence details wrecks and strandings worldwide

The ship log reports multiple incidents: The Dee and Mary and Ellen floated off a tidally, the Othello lost anchor and cable near Goodwin, the Pioneer driven ashore at Yarmouth and towed in, the Aon collided off Plymouth with a brig saving the crew, the Diana in distress near Scilly, and the Commerce lost near Waterford. Other vessels put back or were wrecked around Liverpool, Newfoundland, New Orleans, New York, and various Atlantic ports with crews saved or rescued.

Ramscate Fen Dee London Mary Ellen Newport Dea Fes New York Rotterdam Rye Pioneer Bracey Yarmouth Venice Dartmorurn Aon Lane Penryn Portsmouth Bristol Diana Wakeham Lisbon Bideford Vine Waterford Jane Plymouth Cork Liverroon Lord Stanley Hall New Orleans Rosina Constantinople Gneenock Fanny Quebec Liverpool Newfoundland Betsy Arran Ayr Snell James Laing Tomlin Sydney New South Wales Himwell Miriam Cobourg Robert, Harper Savannah Lambay Rush Youcwat Elizabeth Mahony Kinsale Aterford Fea Dolphin Cardigan Duncannon Kittynees Sir H. Dick, Elder St. John’s N.B C. Lonponnerry Duneham Grancastle Aberdeen West Highlands S.W. A Sligo Arisaig Scavaig Giprat Tar Board of Health Spach Portugal Madeira Azores Arlingen Eliza Keighly Hull Hamburgh Ameland Unternehmung Rabe Bordeaux Hamburg Lisson Vittorian Elder St. Use’s John Blake Sierra Leone Holyhead Abbes Dawson Palermo Marattvs Lady Munro Aiken Bengal Madras Hobart Town Amsterdam Island Countess Liverpool Talberts Mahé Seychelles Harriet Skey Seychelles Pepper Island Antwerp Griffiths St. Abe’s Boston Marblehead Liviegetov Gibraltar San Martinho

Overlord Overseer Lost and Bank Robbery Report

A bellman in a village near Spalding announced the loss of the parish overseer and offered one gallon of ale for return as spectators watched. The Philadelphia Bank robbery involved entry by false keys, with about sixty three thousand dollars in notes stolen, including roughly thirty eight hundred from Doyleston Bank and funds from Bank of Germantown and Trenton notes. a three thousand dollar reward is offered for detection of the robbers.

Spalding Notts Review Great Bank Roosery Philadelphia Hiladelphia New York Doyleston Bank Bank of Germantown Trenton United States’ Gazette

Untitled Letter on Corn Laws and Uncompetitive System

Ebenezer Elliott denounces the uncompetitive corn law regime, claims it ruins farms and trades, and argues that free competition, not state meddling, would restore prosperity. He warns of national decline, cites farmers’ losses, and mocks proponent critics with vivid metaphor and political sting.

Robert Owen Deak England Nimrod Machiavel William Ibbotson Woolles Rivilin Mills Shefield Hull Hamburgh Mull Europe Fielden John of Groats Penzance Jack Charles Street Gang Samson Temple Stone Waterloo Houguemont la Haye Saint Sam Ebenezer Elliott Steill London

Sir John Campbell and the Whigs letter to the editor

Dudley February 9 1434 letter attacking Sir John Campbell the Whigs and their prosecution over tax resistance. Writer condemns ministers mocks religion calls for radical support and subscription drives while praising liberty of the press and criticizing government persecution.

THE True Sun Dudley Wilam Adelaide Satan Wolverhampton John Campbell Sir John Campbell Westminster-hall Sadler John Russell Birmingham Strange's Freemen Parkin

Annual coursing meeting at Bare Bescon postponed by weather

The annual coursing meeting at Bare Bescon took place on Saturday last, postponed from the preceding Monday due to bad weather. Lis notes fewer attendees than on prior meets, with eleven hares killed and one three legged hare performing well, as in last year. Several courses at Fen provided much sport according to the Saffordshire Mercury.

Court for relief of insolvent debtors heard in numerous London locations

A court session for insolvent debtors convened at multiple centers in London. On March 4 hearings occurred at Camberwell and adjacent streets with a long list of prisoners and professions including merchants, victuallers, ship owners, and tradesmen. Additional hearings followed March 5 and March 6 at the same venue, featuring a wide roster of defendants such as carmen, bakers, tailors, clerks, and laborers.

Ace Court Lincoln’s Inn-felds Mine Lawrance Edmond-street Camberwell Middleton Carliste-street Bothnal-grogn Marriott Worship-street Shoreai Bh Morton Harrow-on-the-Hill Coke Hardy Brixton-place Waterloo Victualler Olton Crisp T Poplar Nichols Brentford Baker Houndaditch Merchants' Clark Mheakston J. F Eburs Square Pimlico Mail Poech Burgiss North- Ns Ams Petead Dalston Trigg Exmouth Easton-equare Twemlow Stone-chair Cheshire Johns St. George's-in-the-East Tssex Ranelagh-place Kowles Bedford Ieleaton Chandler Osbury-on-the-Hill Victus der Dixson Penton-place Pentonville Drury-lane Eon Gibbons Great Ryder-street St. James's R. G Jermyn-street Rowcliffe Cold Harbour-lane Brixton

Meetings of Creditors Report in Cheshunt and London trades

A fragmented notice lists creditors meetings for various trades and individuals in Cheshunt and central London. Names include W Shepherd, Castell, Pragniere, Roeper, Eusell, Coombe, Powell, Allenby and others associated with waterproof goods, printing, catering, carpentry, boarding houses, and general merchandizing.

Ala-Serest W. Shepherd Cheshunt Manut S Castell Piccadilly Eesses H. Pragniere Strand Heamne Roeper Denda Tag .C. Eusell Winchester Canon Awee ‘ Sr W. Coombe Bennett’s-hil Doctors Powell, Brighthelmstyne Inge Merehanta Cocseres H. Allenby George-street

An Incomplete London Notice of Births Marriages and Deaths

A cluttered aged notice from a London paper lists birth announcements at Linton Spring Wetherby Hackney and Highbury-place with several names including Mrs Elarid Mrs Bernard and Mrs Dent. Marriages include Sir Arrington Bart and Susannah along with Plumley to Louisa and Rev Edw Steine to Miss Crest daughter. Died notices mention Wm J Redaway Henriet ta Molesworth and Catherine Montier plus Henry Shate and Joseph Roberts. The item ends with a note of printing by John Ager at Strand.

Linton Spring Wetherby County - York A .Ramsden G. Gilbert Seth Hackney T. Ballance Highbury-place Elarid Bernard Kennington Dent Mitcham Surrey Othe Camberwell G. Stevenson Claypham Andrew Easter Anna Maria W. F. Hadien Hadden Royal Artillery Torr Devon Wm. J. Redaway Strand Upper East Sheen Henrietta Sarah Molesworth Charles Viscount Ranelagh Robert Ft Molesworth George-street Hanover-square A. Horst Stamford Batham-hill Clapham Catherine Celeste Montier Beckenham Henry Shaté Joseph Roberts Blackley Worcestershire Lower Clopton Gloucester Mary Mr. Whelton Pentonville Hotts Hm Agate Lane

Calico printers unrest and army measures in county

Disturbances among calico printers led Sheriff Dunlop and Campbell to Thornliebank and nearby works to investigate. Proclamations urged calm and protected new workers, amid continued incidents. Military and constables guarded Thornliebank and Pollockshaws as bands of old and new workers clashed. The Arab and Susan transports prepare to ship convicts to New South Wales. two drafts of the soth from Chatham, with only two companies of the 80th left the country.

Calico Dunlop Campbell Thornliebank Worksop Thornliebank Field 78Th Regiment Pollockshaws Glasgow Thornlie Bank Springhill Neilston Associat Soth Chatham New South Wales 80Th Tadia Lancers

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