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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1834

Page

1

Mutual Association promotes respectable servants in London

A 19th century advertisement from the Mutual Association for Encouragement of Respectable Household Servants invites nobles and the public to submit testimonials of character as it opens books to supply trustworthy domestic staff. No charge to prepare servants and no office-keeper should apply. Also noted are lodging offers near Lincoln’s Inn and Gray’s Inn and a list of new books for sale at Wm. Darton and Son, Holborn.

E Mutual Association Conduit-street Regent-street Jan M. C.solomons Lincol's Gray's Inn Jenkins Southampton Peraot Strans

Royal Navy Dispatches From West Indies and Malta Cruises

The Royal Navy reports brig Gannet arrived from West India Station after Barbadoes voyage and spoke Wasp returning from a cholera relief cruise. Vestal, Dispatch, and ships like Romney and Thunderer move to Malta. Casualties include Mr Crane of Sapphire from yellow fever. other ships refit and troop transports sail or are reorganized with numerous promotions and appointments across ships and marines.

Portsmouth Gannet J.B. Maxwell West India Station Barbadoes Wasp J. Burney Pell Burney Forte Peil Sapphire Carlisle Bay Vestal W. Jones Jamaica Sir _G. Cockburn Daniell Maranham Para Agar Mr. Crane St. Thomas's England H.W. Molyneux 96Th Highlanders Norman, Laisralf Holstein R.N Sheerness Plymouth List Kinsale Head Cork Harbour Milford Lymouth Fes George Shaw Bombay Samuel Robertson New York Woodmancote Lord Lady Napier Elliott Macau E. Younge Melville Androm Salamander Chatham Dee Spike Island Hope Transport Athol Lynx Huntley Africa Jupiter Cork Malta J. M‘dougall Mediterranean Mary Perth London Donegal Eddystone John M'Kerlie Thomas Mansel T. Henderson B. Shepherd Silvia C. W. Phillot H. G. Fitzroy G. Gray M. Dill M.D John Nauity Messrs C. Wilcox J. W. Conway W. Merewether Elliz The Rainbow J. Browning Woodgate Tyne J. E. B. C. Freeze J.W. Sheridan Sibbald Asia Royal Marines W. Taylor Woolwich Division A. Herriut Woolwich Hugh Brown Herriott G. J. Hayes Brown R. Searle

Anecdotes and Irish appeals mingle at Dublin in 1834

A letter from Seth et ET UR MURPHY of Capel Street pledges twelve months of True Sun subscription to support press liberty amid wartime pressure. The piece condemns penalties on the press and urges English patriotism to defend freedom, followed by an Abernethy anecdote and a Hampshire Telegraph note on naval petty officers and pay.

Abernethy Mr. Lawrence College of Surgeons Mr. Abernethy Jooks Medical Gazette Hampshire

Eleven thieves arrested at Yorkshire Grey in Holborn

Police officers led by Inspector Oakley arrested eleven prisoners found inside a locked room adjoining the bar parlour of the Yorkshire Grey public-house in Eagle Street Holborn. The landlord claimed the key was kept to keep strangers out so the inmates would not be robbed. Sentences and fines followed for harboring criminals and related drunkenness cases, with cautions issued to licensees.

Burnascéni White Hart Leatherlane Merritt White Conduit House William Bowles White Conduit Tavern Laing, Rogers Bowles Jones Laing Rogers Mr. Laing Wilson Rossery Prare Iwilliam Martin Thomas Bateman Cumming-street Pentonville Bateman Davis King St. Giles’s Newgate Queen Square Monsieur Mr. Shutt England Brenton Durance Vile Sarah Delavaley Brown-street Oxford-street Robert Master Parish Blackguard James Davis I William James James Harrow-street Lisson-grove Golding Bird Surveyor-General of Excise Witnness Lambeth Street John Bell G. C. Norton Lea Cooper and Sprat Limehouse-cut Stink-houge-bridge Bowcommon Lee Richard Tanner Pickford’s Canal Leeds Pickford’s Marsden John Ware Abraham Minden Waring Court of Requests Minden Shen Norton Hotsom Freemasons Great Queen-street Lincoln's Inn-fields House of Commons Althorp Viscount Althorp Viscount Palmerston Stanley James Graham Charles Grant John Russell Edward Ellice Duuncannon Robert. Grant Howick Poulett Thomson Ebrington Morpeth Francia Burdett Angelo Taylor Lushington J. Campbell W. Smith S. Rice C. Wood J. B. Pechell W. Brougham Frida Hackney-road Robert Croft Adolphus St. James Alley Exchequer Court

Atrocious Act and Navy Pay Reforms Highlighted

Reports describe the killing of twelve bullocks at Stoke-by-Nayland with arsenic and a 3001 reward offered for capture. The Hampshire Telegraph notes proposed pursers’ pay increases to 3s 6d and 7s a day, funded by trimming provisioning allowances, plus plans to reduce pursers to an effective list. A deputation to MPs from Clerkenwell seeks repeal of house and window taxes, with Spankie denying future office and pledging to consider constituents’ wishes, while Grant urges reliance on ministers.

Fuld-Yard Edward Thompson Parsons Stoke-by-Nayland Royal Navy Hampshire Telegraph Finssury Messrs Tindall Gregory Garland Mason Coppick Clerkenwell Grant Serjeant Spankie St Andrew's Holborn Mr. Tindall Serjeant Spankie Home

CORN LAWS MEMO AND ARGUMENTS FROM 1834 SCROLL

A long 1834 debate on Corn Laws and free trade includes William Pare of Birmingham urging editors to publish a paper on corn laws, with Eben Elliott and Robert Owen memorialists, economic calculations from Dantzic and New York wheat, wage effects, and warnings that repeal would mostly aid capitalists while harming workers.

Sheffield Iris Sirs Tan William Pare Ebenezer Elliott Robert Owen Gentlenen Mr. Owen Rovian Thad Edinburgh Review Dantzic Europe Gibson England London Lords British Dautzic Jacob Vistula Dantzie America Buchanan New York Canada United States Lancashire House of Commons Richard Nesthan Bolton

Market report and arrivals from Liverpool and Manchester

Market conditions slump with American and Brazilian cotton prices down while Surats hold. Arrivals include Mary Ann from Savannah and John Hale from New Orleans. wheat oats barley and flour show thin demand and price declines. In Manchester activity remains very low with fates flat and some commodities drifting downward amid weak money market signals.

Bragila Eaverroot Mary Ann Savannla John Hale New Orleans

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