Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

True Sun in London, Middlesex

We have pages in Middlesex

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 8 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 15, 1834

Page

3

Exoneration in Irish Coercion Bill Inquiry Exposed

A parliamentary committee concluded that the charge against Mr Sheil of Ireland’s Coercion Bill affairs was wholly unfounded. Lord Althorp and others defended the inquiry, noting no evidence of direct or indirect government communication by Sheil, while calling the proceedings a vindication of his character. The assembly praised the committee’s findings and resolved to print the report.

Ted Davenport Hill Hull Jase Loke Ireland Mark Iles Hill Hill, and Others Vefore Eee Ceelaed, When Mr. Hill Sheil Sven Bill Lord Althorp Tipperary Hall Hear Itt Lord al Tolleman Yat House Visi Btnaj O Connell Tel Lear Walfec Cobbett O'Dwyer O’'Dwyer Baronet Tamworth Finn Cutlar Fergusson Leith Hay Huj Queen’s County Committee Brooke's Athenæum Edinburgh Mr. Sheil Abercrombie Stanley Mr. Stanley Sir Henry Hardinge Hon Henry Hardinge Atheneum Club H. Hardinge John Wood J. O'Connell Feargus O’connor Dublin F. O’connor Mouiee Mr. O'Connor Erry Hay Feargus O'Connor Francis Baring Yorke F. Barrie Littleton

Military Promotions and Appointments in the Gazette

The Gazette lists numerous promotions exchanges and appointments across regiments including 12th Light Dragoons, 2d Foot, 3d Foot, 26th Foot, 37th, 44th, 45th, 48th, 50th, 55th, 62d, 77th, 86th, 89th, 96th, and the Rifle Brigade. Notable notes correct commissions for J. Hart and Ensign Fread Albert, amid clarifications from February 1834.

12Th Regiment of Light Dragoons W.H. Bagotan 80Th Regiment Chaloner Regiment of Foot G. E. Cayler Robinson O. Robinson Moore J. Moore Jenkins T. A. Nixon Royal Military College Cuyler Foot H. P. Chamberlain Chatterton 15Th Regiment 26Th Foot J. Piggott Purchase M'Latchie J.D. G Alloch Piggott W.T. Servantes 77Th Regiment Merritt H. Close Bullen W. Robinson 8Th Regiment Close R. Spring Coltin 48Th Foot J. Singleton 62D Regiment Cramer J. O’grady Bower 50Th Foot C. F. Gregg Stacpoole G. T. Wyatt 48Th Regiment O'Grady W. J. Merritt 37Th Regiment Servantes T. Blewitt Steele R. Chaloner 12Th Light Dragoons Bagotun J. Telford Graham E. Barclay Telford W. A. Eyton Barclay Rifle Brigade R. Ranken 34Th Regiment T. H. Ridgway J. R. Hart Ensign Fread Albert Alfred

A Ripe on a Windmill Accident at Liandrinio

A respectable penne man repairing sails of a windmill in Liandrinio last week was swept up by rising wind riding a sail. Whirled with great speed he was held aloft until the gale ceased and he fell to ground safely. His shouts brought assistants who lowered the sail.

Liandrinio Shrewsbury Peper Baker Globe Polie-Bauss Goldsmith-row Hackney-reed Thomas Hadnett Goldsmith’s-grove Ackney Tibbitt’s Island Goldsmith’s Grove

Judgment on Greaves gift to Butchers Company for almshouses

Vice Chancellor ruled the 5000 pound legacy to the Butchers Company to fund almshouse building is void for lack of vested land at the time of the gift. Executors of Greaves were correct to challenge payment. the bill is dismissed without costs though the matter is deemed fit for court scrutiny.

Fes Giblet C. Hobson Butchers’ Company Greaves Legecy Kempt

Court of King's Bench and Common Pleas Damages Verdicts

In sessions at Guildhall the court heard two actions. Cheshire Devan, a journeyman baker, sued for malicious injury after being pulled by his employer during an attempt to hang a sack, leaving him unable to work. jury awarded 501. Pidding widow sought funds from a sale proceeds misapplied by agents. she was nonsuited after witnesses failed to prove the defendant’s liability. Howe v Stokes concerned damage to a cabriolet in a collision with a banker. jury awarded damages of 30 pounds.

Court OF King’s Bench Guildhall Cheshire D. Bevan Pidding Blythe Blackheath Wheeler Messrs Blythe and Keys Birmingham Idding Court OF Common Pleas Fes Howe Stokes Kennington Cross Mitcham

Poisoning Horses Case at Bow Street Ends in Remand

At Bow Street two men Simpson and John Gibson faced charges of administering poison to two Spratling horses. Spratling testified one horse died after vomiting and purging, valued at 150 guineas. Simpson allegedly admitted giving six grains of arsenic in linseed oil. a vet linked the death to arsenic. Gibson claimed innocence. Simpson confessed the act was done at Gibson’s urging. Both prisoners remanded. Thames Office also heard on Shadwell riot cases involving Irish coal-whippers Bath, Kippen, Donoghue, Lawler, Darby, Crawley, Applegate. Applegate discharged for lack of evidence. others committed for trial with bail.

Robert Pensonby Staples London Jobo White Kentish Town George White Highgate Middlesex Thomas Bromfield Ferrars Lachlan John Macintosh Whrogmorton-street Court of Bankruptcy Attordeys Belcher King's Arms Yard Coleman-street Gatty Haddan Groom Abchurch Piercy Crown-aquare Southwark George Augustus Brown Dock Shad- Thames Baker Hyde Elyplace Gibson Basinghall-street Daniel Finney Berwick-street Soho Victualler Lloyd Bartlett’s Buildings Holborn Clark St. Swithin’s Lane Lombard-street John Satterfield Hassal Liverpool Clarendon Rooms Thompson Cavette and Enfield Southampton Richard Hall Nottingham Ing’s Benchwalk Temple Samuel Stokes Clarendon Buildings H. Hall Doncaster Town Hall W. John Penzance Cornwall J. T. Paynter G. Wilkinson Birmingham Union Inn Marcus J. Davies High Holborn S. Ellis Fleet-street J. Attwood Winchcomb Gloucestershire G. Wilson Brompton Yorkshire W. Hobson S. Bainbridge Rostesborough J.gretton Shaftesbury Dorsetshire G. Jennings J. Houldswould Halifax B. Henington B. Sant Reton Ingram-court Feechurch-street W. Burtt C. Watson Kingston-upon-Hull Hackney J. Storey J. Jenkinson Kendal Westmorland Stratford-upon-Avon Warwickshire Ashwin Bow-Street Simpson John Gibson Charles Frederick Spratling Court of Chancery Hammersmith F. Roe Thames Thomas Bath George Kippen Nicholas Donoghue Andrew Lawler Peter Darby Timothy Crawley George Applegate Broderip Shadwell Stepney Applegate

Colonel Evans and Don Pedro in The True Sun Letter

London dispatch critiques Colonel Evans for defending Don Pedro. The writer accuses Evans of misreading Portuguese politics, cites alleged abuses by Pedro, presses on press freedom limits, and notes infighting with naval figures. A second fragment mentions Pernambuco sugar, Bahia drought, and cotton output in Brazil with low rain.

Misceleanous Address to Burns and Other Passages

A long miscellany piece includes a Lord Sidmouth poem praising Burns and Scottish grace, reflections on Bruce at Bannockburn, exuberant notes on a saddler joke, a review of The Horse periodical, an anti radical rebuttal from the Monthly Repository, plus travel and literary anecdotes. It cites Cunningham’s Burns edition, Sir John Grahame memorials, Stirling and Philippi scenes, and John Galt’s Autobiography excerpts. It closes with a call to working classes urging famine relief funding and public works to employ hundreds of thousands.

Burns Lord Sidmouth Scotia Cunningham Burns On Wis Hossy Stiruina Ava Sir John the Grahame Wallace Old Caledonia Robert the Bruce Bannockburn Stirling Castle Stirling Falkirk Marquis of Tweedale Junius Redivivus England Mr. Gant Constantinopis Adrianople Sophia Theophanes Philippi Philipopili Smyrna Christendom Occellos Zepheria Phanar Eloise Clarissa Harlowe Érentana John Galt National Reiger Wilbers Force Malcolm Humanity Mas Seea Ali

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Gazette OF War Office Whitehall Edward Cornell Totton County of Hants High Court of Chancery Thomas Ingram Leicester O Weitester LAW Intelligence Police Colonel Evans Don Pedro THE True Sun Sim Westminster Vaos Brazils Portugal Russia Lisbon Taipa Pizarro Romarino Stubbs Sartorius Hodges Evans Admiral Napier Coronel Evans Itor Marshal Beresford John VI Po Sans Culotte John M. Doyle Pedro Din Pedro Pernambuco Babia Misceelaneous
Search Courier

Search the True Sun Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The True Sun?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication