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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 18, 1834

Page

8

Second Edition City Closing Prices and Market Funds

The page lists closing prices as of four o'clock for Bank Stock at 216 Bank St and Consols, along with various foreign funds and bonds. It includes values for British, Portuguese, Peruvian, Prussian, Austrian, Belgian, Brazilian, Buenos Ayres, Colombian, Spanish, Russian, and other securities, plus shares in Real del Monte and related items.

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Insolvency Declarations and Listed Bankrupts in London Gazette

The London Gazette lists insolvency declarations and a long roster of bankrupts including builders maltsters inn keepers glass-dealers oil and colourmen grocers brewers rectifiers drapers ship owners scriveners veterinarians surgeons carpet manufacturers and coal merchants from locations such as Farnham Haunton High Wycombe Welbeck Street Whitechapel Bishop Wearmouth Carmarthen Manchester Bristol Norfolk Newport Isle of Wight Finsbury Kidderminster and Worcester among others in a formal 19th century record of debt resolutions and discharged or unsettled estates.

Bird Farnham Southampton Iward Mousley Haunton Staffordshire Henry Gransdale High Wycombe Berkshire James Jay Welbeck Street Cavendish Square Ap Ulsterer Henrys Jacobs Lewis Jacobs Mansell-street Svudman’s-Fields Charles Perereal Whitechapel High-street Oil and Colourman Thomas Benson South-place Finsbury Veterinary Theron Jubert Shaw Lame Regis Norfolk Virinay Buckell Newport Isle of Wight Fox Manchester Prince Cooke Kidderminster Jasper Fletcher George Frederick Pattison Bosiers Jenoett Braddeck Chestergate Cheshire John Fletcher Corbett Worcester

Petitions and private bills debated in the Lords

The Lords heard petitions from various groups including the Saviour’s Society, Protestant dissenters, and local parish interests opposing or seeking relief on church and poor law matters. The Duke of Richmond moved to bar private bills after March and April reports, and the session adjourned after tabling answers to sewers reports and reading the Turnsike Acts Continuation Bill a third time.

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Libel Law Reform Debate in House of Commons

In the House of Commons the debate centers on reforming the law of libel to curb its harsh penalties and allow freer discussion. Proponents argue truth should be a defense and public opinion should guide judgments, while critics warn against excessive sensationalism and the risk to private character.

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O Connell Proposes Libel Reform and Jury Rights

Mr O Connell calls for changes to libel law to level libel and slander penalties, curb criminal informations, and limit crown reply. He outlines public and private libel distinctions, accessory liability, grand jury indictments, and special juries while critiquing current King’s Bench procedures and proposing safeguards for press liberty.

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The Whig Ledger and Trade Notes From London

A long column shares weathered notices from Liverpool and Bathley. It covers a fire at Upton’s Wellington Street home, court charges against James Percival, a wage sale misfortune, unrest over the corn laws, and the opening of China trade talks. Also noted are slave revolts in Martinique, a labourer’s heir windfall, municipal elections, and a royal commission on poor laws. The report cites the Vernon Chronicle and a Hartwood express.

Cie Idablv Liverpool Woallmer Hart Ty Express Bert Loddon Waiauent Gare Shaverpoul Vernon Poe Batley Car Trar Wuddersfield Court of Chancers Malifarka Press Martinique Glastow George the Martyr Duke of Clarete Yavern London Road James Percival Mgr My. Percival Chatematt Percival Qvertown Cambusnethan Larkhall Ea Hare Joh Sita Elstaw Huntour Gazette Herders Gotdie Tha Sayononak Scotch Court of Sessions Crown and Anchor Commons Lords Bloomsbury St.George Finsbury Pire Upton Wellington-street Bribalion Ure Athiamee San Pire Mrr. P. Thomson Dr. Bowring China City of London Partic Wael Nanton Anca Wave Cent John Horsley Dalmer Uite East India Company India East India House Indian London Calcutta Canton

Corn Laws and French Wheat Prices Across Regions

A Times analysis compares Paris London and several French towns showing Paris wheat and bread cheaper than London while wages rise. It notes Paris flour costs 29s per English sack, London 50s, and bread costs differ by weight. It concludes French real wages surpass UK wages, despite food price declines since 1832 harvest.

Paris London France Nantes Arras Lavour Haguenau Sables d'Olonne Chartres Dunkirk United Kingdoms United Kingdom

Grand Musical Festival to be Held in Westminster Abbey

Sir George Smart reports Majesty’s views on a grand Westminster Abbey festival to be staged in late June and early July, featuring four daytime concerts with new instruments and orchestral advances. Committees from Royal Society of Musicians and allied societies will organize, with noble patrons, to honor Handel and honor deserving artists neglected by aristocratic taste.

Royal Humane Society of Musicians George Smart Westminster Abbey Handel Haydn Mozart Beethoven Weber Royal Society of Musicians New Musical Fund Society The Choral Fund Society Geo. Smart Board of Works

Navy Estimates Debate Sparks 1830s UKwide cuts

The debate on naval reductions centers on a 20 percent cut in four years with additional plans to trim dockyard labour and half-pay, while officers defend merit-based promotions and warn against weakening Britain’s fleet as European tensions rise.

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