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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 20, 1834
Page
9
The column lists various securities including Consols, Royal Canal and Grand Canal stocks, Baltic and French funds with prices noted. It mentions a high water at London Bridge tomorrow and a report on the True Sun editions detailing parliamentary proceedings and political commentary from the Tarz Sex.
Foreign papers arrive with little notable content while Italian Carnival continues with vigor. Reports say Bourmon and companions reached Naples from Malta. Bavarian states convene March 1. Mehemet Ali’s troops routed on the Red Sea. 2000 Turkish Candides defect to rebels. Don Carlos may enter Spain. Carlist forces gather near Vittoria. Min a and Zabala clashes near Salazar with Carlists defeated. Political unrest in Lyons, silk workers strike. Polish refugees admitted but confined. Paris notices include Paco d accused editors and seizures. Paris to Brussels travel of the Queen. Thiers praised by Bowring. critique of Doctrinaires.
The piece critiques Dr Bowring and Doctrinaires in French affairs, cites Paris measures to curb jury trials, and notes Lyons silk workers’ distress from silk duties and bread prices. It mentions Marseilles unrest, Grenoble order, and Madrid events, with comparisons to British parliamentary propriety and minister resignations.
The passage analyzes how both the Standard and the True Sun praise each other, arguing over whether conceding gallantry and integrity amounts to wariness or indiscretion. It challenges the Champion to define the line between respectful commendation and imprudent misrepresentation.
The Antwerp cables show flat for Coffee and steady Sugar. market remains firm with dull sales to immediate consumers. Money market opens strong with Consols up to 90 and funds flowing into English and foreign securities. prices across Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Belgian and Dutch stocks rise amid plentiful credit. No fresh sales noted, stock exchange lively.
Shipping notices report arrivals this day including the Dove Walsh from Waterford and the Moat Rowland from Swan River, with ships from Mauritius, Waterford, Oblin, St Petersburgh, and Leghorn among others. Also listed are the Mary and Ellen from London and the Pomona from Calais with the Sir William Curtis.
Colonial markets report strong drug sales and firm prices for colonial produce. Sugar demand cools but purchases clear quickly, with varied prices for different sugars and related goods. Separately, St Martins concerns, Leith timber duties debate, and a police presence mark local tensions and trade policy worries.
A报 column summarizes ongoing court actions across Chancery and King's Bench. Appeals in Lees v Nuttall continue, with Sir William Horne arguing for the Appellant while Pepys replies for the respondent. A special verdict is prepared in Rengemont v Hutchinson, regarding a blockade voyage and Lord Stowell precedent.
In a common pleas action, Jones J Thompson sues for compensation over criminal conversation with his wife aboard a ship to Mauritius. The captain admitted the affair after witnesses saw the couple in the captain’s cabin during the voyage. The jury awarded 4000 pounds in favor of Thompson.
The Old Bailey opened today with Mir. Serjeant Arabin presiding at 1 p.m. The grand and petit juries were sworn before the bench of judges Gurney Park and Patteson. Ninety? two prisoners listed for burglary, housebreaking, thefts including silver plate, and other offenses. One man confessed to stealing amid a tale of misdeeds as a policeman searched the accused’s belongings at the gate. Death penalty noted for an unnamed count.
An elderly itinerant woman named Mary Danvers told the Rochester magistrate she is eighty four and from Edinburgh with ailing health after a November cab accident. She travels for a living, hopes her husband still lives, and was ordered to the overseer with a note. The scene follows other police reports on public houses and licensing, plus tales of riverfront dock activity and a fatal scalding of a toddler in Cottage Court, Westminster.
The record lists the majority with notable names such as Althorp Grey and Peel supporters arranged by English and Irish blocs. It notes a pair off by Mr Harvey and Mr Morrison indicating the motion failed to pass, with details of paired Members and distinct factions.
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