True Sux Reports Parliaent Debates and Budget Details
A fragmentary notice describes 10s payments to Mr Dean from the Police, and lists editions of the True Sux published with parliamentary proceedings. It praises Tac Sun reports from the prior week, noting detailed debates up to nine o'clock daily and urging proprietors to receive support for continued coverage.
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Dean
House of Commons
Serrizio Iris
Extxaospinany Dispateu
Arss
Tac Sun
Equer
Robinson
Cobbett
R. Peet
O'Connell
Hume
Marquis of Chandos
C. Fergusson
5. Whalley
France News Roundup From Paris To Lyons
Paris dispatches report volatile European affairs with Bourmont’s Naples arrival and Bayonne rumors, Valdez and Quesada marching on Madrid, and insurgents defeating Zumalacarregui in Salazar valley. French unrest in Lyons and suppression measures, Polish refugees confined, Lafayette’s health decline, and a critical Paris correspondence on Thiers and a new customs law.
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Naples
Marshal Bourmont
Malta
Italy
Bavaria
Augsburgh
Mehemet Ali
Red Sea
Spain
Bayonne
Paris
Herald
Don Carlos
Valdez
Quesada
Vittoria
Madrid
Corps Diplomat
Lyons
France
Savoy
General Lafayette
Chamber of Deputies
M. Persil
M. Cabet
Court of Assizes
Department of the Seine
Liberal
Notail
M. Adam
la Forre
Ricardo
House of Ricardo and Co
Brussels
The Doctrinaires and British French tensions in Lyons markets
The piece discusses strained Anglo French relations amid European trade disputes. It cites Dr Bowring and Pozzo di Borgo, warns Thiers against French coquetting with Muscovite ministers, and notes unrest in Lyons over silk duties and food taxes. It also mentions Madrid, Marseilles, Grenoble, and ongoing political prosecutions.
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Dupes
Bordeaux
France
Dr. Bowring
Prince Pozzo di Borgo
Johnny Bull
M.thiers
Great Britain
Prince Pozzo
Messrs. Poulet Thomson
le National de
M. Barthé
M. Persil
Lyons
Pantie
7Th Light Infantry
Althoug
Marseilles
Grenoble
M. Cabet
Fortes
Madrid
Duke de San Fernando
Sarafield and
Morillo
Critical dispute over integrity and chivalry in press critique
A reader questions the Champion's definition of Truth and integrity in relation to the True Sun and the Standard. The excerpt probes the logic of praising an opponent’s gallantry while accusing another party of dishonesty, asking for clear thresholds where wariness becomes indiscretion.
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Standard
True Sun
Fluellen
Monmouth
Macedon
Cassist
Nist
Market and money market update from a historic port city
The report notes steady coffee prices, firm overall prices, and a dull market with adequate demand from immediate consumers. Money markets show gains in Consols and Exchequer Bills, with English and foreign securities rising. Spanish Cortes and Portuguese Regency prices climb, and Belgian and Dutch bonds advance. Shipping intelligence lists arrivals from Waterford, Swan River, Macao, Leghorn, and more, with several ships reported at various ports.
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Bank of England
Cortes
Exican
Areigher
Agr
Stock Exchange
Sugar and coffee prices and local parish clash reported
The report notes strong demand for colonial goods with firm prices for sugar and coffee. It mentions public sales of Benaat Supar and Mocha coffee, rice, and pearl soap futures, plus a local vestry dispute in St Martin's Fields with police present and plans to petition Parliament. A Leith Shipowners meeting opposed raising timber duties, arguing it would hurt British shipping and North American trade.
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Java
Bengal
Corree
St. Alban's Head
Poole
Swanage
Hampshire
St. Martin’s
Simpson
Colonel Evans
Leith
Baltic
North America
America
London and Greenwich
Surrey Canal
Marylebone
New-road
Downe's Wharf
Execution Dock
Coronga
Higgs
King’s Head
Orchard-street
Broadway
Westminster
Martha Granes
Cottage-court
Westminster Hospital
Law Inteeliqenges and Court Proceedings Report
In the Court of Chancery a partial appeal hearing resumed with Sir William Home and Mr Meepys arguing for the respondent. The King’s Bench sitters heard Rexgemont v Hutchinson on a blockade voyage insurance question arising from a Buenos Ayres capture. The case rested on Lord Stowell’s precedent and a later opinion, with limited public interest noted.
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James Scarrett
EF. Pollock
Court action over criminal conversation aboard ship
In the Court of Common Pleas before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury, Jones sues Thompson for damages after his wife, Mrs Jones, allegedly had an affair with the ship’s captain during a voyage to Mauritius. The jury awarded 400 in damages.
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Court OF Common Peral
Jones
Thompson
Anderson
Messrs. Balmano and.Co
Mauritius
Hammersmith
Old Bailey Sessions Opened With 242 Prisoners for Trial
Sessions began at the Justice Hall with 242 prisoners set for trial including nine burglary, eleven housebreaking, five sheep and cattle stealing and two highway robbery cases. Pugh and Mary Adlam pleaded guilty to stealing silver plate. Simpkins found guilty of burglary in Stepney with death verdict.
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Justice Hall
Old Bailey
Serjeant Arabin
Judes
Baron Gurney
Justice Park
Justice Patteson
Nn Pugh
Mary Adlam
Obert Simpkins
Godfrey Dommert
Saint Dunstan
Stepney
Venerable Mary Danvers Appears Before Magistrate
An elderly woman named Mary Danvers, eighty four, told a Rochester police constable she is from Edinburgh and travels with her husband, who is thought to be ninety nine. She cited a November cab accident and time in St. Margaret's workhouse, then walked from Highgate to see Mr. Thorne, the overseer, before a magistrate ordered her to the overseer with a note.
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Queen-Square
Mary Danvers
Gregorie
Rochestertow
Edinburgh
St. Margaret’s
Mr. Gregorie
List of English and Scottish MPs for Peel era majority
A fragmentary 1838 record lists members of the English and Scottish parliaments aligned with Sir Robert Peel and opposing Daniel Whittle Harvey on the Pension List motion. The document names dozens of peers and commoners from Lord Althorp to Viscount Warcombe and includes numerous entries across England Scotland and Ireland with tethers to party lines and ministerial offices. The minority is noted as consisting of Whigs and allies, while the majority shows a broad conservative-leaning bloc with many notable figures and titled landowners.
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Harvey
Agear
Robert Peel
Sant
Cehaia
Daniel Whittle Harvey
Morrison
Maxwell
The Beggar of Bethnal Green in London Theatre Triumph
A theatre review lauds Mr Knowles and of Beggar of Bethnal Green at the True Son Wace. It praises the acting, writing and production values, notes the audience enthusiasm, and hints at a long run unless the larger houses tempt patrons away. The piece also previews extracts and highlights the Beggar’s Daughter scene.
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Knowes
Bethnal Green
Jovern
Knowles
Bello Trath
Labaron
Ction
Darnels
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