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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 19, 1834

Page

7

Debate on Pension List and Civil List reforms in Parliament

Lords and Commons clash over royal pensions granted under the civil list. Proponents push to refer pensions to a select committee for inquiry, amid accusations of improper grants and calls for economy. Opponents argue these are legal rights, warn against reopening settled expectations, and emphasize maintaining royal duty and public trust.

Atoz Hume Lord Althorp Althorp Jundee Lord A Pension List Department Himt Honourable Gentleman Burke George IV England Ireland Scotland United Kingdom Casansie Roebuck Lord Errington Counry Robinson Rice Mr. Rice Consolidated Fund Charles Bathurst Moore Jobn Moore Samuel Whalley R. Inglis Exchequer Lord Morpeth FE. Ruthven Hear Eliza Grace Gosset Earl of Erroll Viscountess Allen E. Codrington Stanley O'Connell

Pensions inquiry debate sparks reform motion and division

In a tense Commons session the pension list was urged to be investigated to ensure proper allocation and curb corruption. Lords and MPs argued over prerogatives and justice while calls for inquiry drew strong support from reformers and mixed resistance from Tories. The vote ended with 190 in favour and 182 against, followed by procedural shifts and an adjournment.

Cambridge R. Peel W. Kennedy Halcombe Hardy D. W. Harvey Althorp Hume Lord Grey Harvey Committee of Supply Lord Althorp Colonel Davies

Army movements and discipline updates from Limerick Chronicle

Major-General Sir J. Douglas leaves town for Dublin. A detachment from the 39th Regiment bound for this garrison. Patrick Bird of the 85th Light Infantry jailed for three months for discipline violation. The 99th depot sails on the Sylvia from Newbridge to Portsmouth. Royal Marines and artillery detachments move between Cork Dublin Woolwich Ballincollig and Duncannon. Rumor of 74th relief by 47th. NCO inspection at Dublin. Captain Fraser’s Royal Artillery company sails to Woolwich.

Limerick Chronicle J. Douglas Dublin 39Th India Tralee Patrick Bird 85Th Light Infantry 99Th Mair Newbridge Kingatown Portsmouth Brown Fethard Woolwich Aut Ballincollig Duncannon Cork Burton Royal Marines Spike Island Stirling 64Th Regiment Boyle Freeth 74Th Richmond Barracks Mullingar 59Th Royal Barracks FE. Blakeney Fraser Royal Artillery Royal Adelaide

Parochial Doings at Clapham Case Opinion

The vestry contemplates submitting a case and opinion on whether the magistrates clerk may demand from overseers the fees arising from convictions. The opinion holds that the 5 William IV cap 19 does not authorize such recovery, and queries whether overseers must prosecute drunkards and vagrants without a local act. Rex v Seville and Rex v Bird cited.

Clapham Rex Seville Bird

Norfolk meetings press repeal of malt tax

In Norfolk meetings citizens petition for repeal of the malt tax. An American ice cargo recently landed at Calcutta without duty, with India Papers silent on potential duty. The naval and military gazette reviews The Portrait of Marshal Ney, praising Ney’s battles and the maps and plans accompanying the work.

Norfolk America Calcutta India MaasHat Nax Napoleon Ney Marshal Ney

Court summaries across varied Victorian law cases

A dense report covers multiple cases from February sessions in the Court of Chancery, King's Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer. Topics include trustee liability for money received, timber cutting for Wanstead estate, malicious arrest in a bill discounting dispute, breach of contract over newspaper printing, charter-party breach, and ale and porter deliveries tied to inn licenses. Judgments range from postponed to verdicts for plaintiffs or defendants with damages awarded.

Mills Naetel Wellesley J. Wellesley Wellesley Wanstead Edward Sugden Pepys Cockerell Beames Roupel Court OF King’s Bench GusupsaLt Fes THEW Swift Wilson Houstoun Nv New Weekly Dispatch Boltcourt Fleet-street Weekly Dispatch John Stevens James Scarrett Stamp Office Court OF Common Pleas London Irving Messrs Huthwaite Britannia Deptford Bull Inc William Nash George Monk William Myer Myer

Man charged with parcel theft and theft trial for banknotes

John Polden was examined after being charged with stealing a parcel containing eleven 101. and nineteen 5. bank notes sent to Mr. Clark at Wigginton Lodge Tamworth. He was found with forty sovereigns when arrested and committed for trial. In Hatton-Garden Margaret Pitney, charged with stabbing her husband, was discharged after the injured man declined to prosecute and expressed desire for reconciliation.

John Polden Clark Wigginton Lodge Tamworth R. Watson Cross Keys Inn Woodstreet Chester Mail Bill Norwich

Taunton to London Day Coach Runs 165 Miles in Sixteen Hours

A new day coach from Taunton to London will start in the last week of the month, traveling 165 miles in sixteen hours. It will depart Taunton at six in the morning, pass through Bridgewater Wells Bath and Devizes, arriving in London at ten in the evening. In literary notes, Charles Waterman discusses English highwaymen from Robin Hood to Barrington, praising Mr Whitehead’s account for moral insight and social progress across centuries.

Taunton London Bridgewater Wells Bath Devizes Charles Watreuean Whitehead Robin Hood Itehead

Royal Regiment promotions and appointments in 1834 Gazette

From the Gazette of last night Office of Ordnance Feb 15 1834 Royal Regiment of Artillery First Lieutenant Evan Morgan to be Second Captain vice Coxwell retired on half pay Second Lieutenant Arthur Newcomen to be First Lieutenant vice Morgan Second Captain George Silvester Maule to be adjutant vice Heron promoted Corps of Royal Engineers Second Lieutenant John Graham M''Kerlie with temporary rank is the Second Lieutenant with permanent rank

Office of Ordnance Royal Regiment of Artillery Evan Morgan Coxwell Arthur Newcomen Morgan George Silvester Maule Heron Corps of Royal Engineers John Graham M'‘Kerlie

Declarations of Insolvency in Various Trades Nationwide

A long list of insolvency declarations is reported, naming maltsters, builders, upholsterers, drapers, surgeons, chemists, cork merchants, and other trades. Entries indicate individuals and firms with declared insolvencies or partnerships dissolved, including locations such as High Wycombe, Staffordshire, Manchester, Bristol, and Liverpool, with court dates in February and April.

Biter Bidcaren Seeaeeta Wiongle Staffordshire Henry Grimsdale High Wycombe Berkshire Hilditch Calthorpe-street Guildford-street James Jay Welbeck-street Cavendish-square Whitechapel High-street Oil and Colourman Messrs Wright and Co Thomas Waring Little Windmill-street Golden Square Court of Bankruptcy Smith and Co Southampton-street Bloomsbury-square Isaac Erptaen Sogtt Heods Finsbury Lewis Ely-place Holborn Robert Shaw Lyme Regis Norfolk Thomas Buckell Newport Isle of Wight Messia Griffiths London Jones and Jefferies Carmarthen James Wigan Bristol Scrivener Commercial-rooms Hare and Little Bridges and Matson Red Lion-square William Richmond Tynemouth Northumberland Commission-room Newcastle-upon- Tyne Robinson New Inn Tinley Alice Vaudrey Manchester Atone Commissioners’rooms Denison Flumpbeys Cunliffe Walmsley Keightley Parkin Chancery Lane Thomas Benson Bishop Wearmouth Durham Londonderry Arms Miller Furnival’s Inn Davison Charles Fox Commissioners Rooms Bower Chancerylane Owen and Gill Francis Cooke Kidderminster Black Horse Inn Dangerfield Lincoln's Innfields Brinton John Fletcher Corbett Worcester Pack Horse Inn Raynes Norfolk Street Strand Wilson Erper Fletcher George Frederick Pattison Hosiers Johnson and Weatherall Templie Bagshaw William Kent Plymouth Globe Inn Briskierens Sarr Lombard-street Kelly Elworthy Evenport Ante Braddock Chestergate Macclesfield Cheshire Hatter Macclesfeld Arms Inn Browne and Oshérme Woolmer Staple Ton John Watson Rotherham Yorkshire Hayward Sheffield Bigg Southampton-buildings Chancery-lane T. Doughty Goodge-street Tottenhancourt-road R. Seabrook Thornborough Buckinghamshire T. S. Dimsdale Trinity Square Tower Hamlets W. Freeman Edgware-road Plumber R. and Jr. Southey Fish Street-Hill Merchants Leek C. Brown Glamford Briggs Lincolnshire The Angel J.s.¢Troutbeck W.T. Clough Darcy Lever Lancashire Bridge Inn Bolton B. Hill Oxford S. Oliver Chester W. Hornblower Staffordshhire Wheat Sheaf Inc J. Mercer Liverpool Clarendon Rooms R. Dick Hanover-street Hanover-square J. Armstrong Cambridge R. W J. Fletcher Walsall W. A. Brown J.T. Bailey J. Smith T. Pierce H. Graeber J. Lane Great Yarmouth K. Watlock Walcot Somersetshire Great Scotland-yard Keable and Godbold Halesworth Suffolk W. and T. Gregson Tremain and Richard J. Booth Jun T. Booth Preston Broadbent and Lees Ashton-under-Line Brookbank Hale Brighton and Lewes Sussex Peirce and Liewellin Pontymister Works Monmouthshire F. W. Jones Rochester Flersheim and Gelnet Birmingham Grayson and Co T. Widdowson Huxham and Goodland Taunton Jones and Griffiths Gilpin and Co Gildersome Nuusey

Inquest Planned After Drowning Near Bridewell Watch House

On Monday morning two watermen recovered a young woman’s body from the north-west side of Blackfriars Bridge and took it to Bridewell watch house for a coroner’s inquest set for today at two. The deceased wore a dark cotton gown, black shawl, black silk bonnet, white stockings and black sandals and may be identified by the watch-house.

Friars Bridge Edward Williams Thomas Moyatio Bridewell Battlebridge Arisin Becket Compiom Andover Stockbridge Winchester A' Ie Sussex Cottage Shepperd Romney Reeding Mercury

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