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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 24, 1834

Page

1

Public notices and commercial ads from 19th century London

An assortment of items including book notices by Bell and Wilson, portraits of Wade and O Connell, employment services for households, coal trade declarations, and a long list of district booksellers and retailers. The material describes pricing, frames, frames, and wholesale terms for tradesmen with manifest emphasis on authenticity and quality.

Lord Althorp Touges David Bell One London Westley Strand Effingham Wilson Exchange James Brashend India O'Connell London J. Cleave Shoe-lane Fleet-street J. Watson Windmill Streets Finsbury H. Hetherington King's Ateareet Holborn Purkisa Compton-street Clementsne R. Beard and CO Purfleet Wharf Earlstreet Blackfriars Western Wharf Edward-street Regent's Park Basin Messrs Gearé and Co Stewart’s Hetton Lambton Wall Best B. and Co Warmoli and Co Dunn, Johnson and Co Bondstreet Eagleton and Co Newgate-street Pareshal Jones Bean Fenchurch-street Lund Newgate Street Evans Knight and Sons Gracechurch Street New Bond, Street Sharpe and Sona Penchurch-street Mesera Fincham and Cou Charing Borough Butler Haymarket Staples and Co Gill and Co Bridge-street Westminter Agassiz Piccadilly Baynham Lendut-road Smith London-road Amton Farringdon-street Burton Regent-street Leamer Taylor Messrs. Elkins Mr. Wright Oxford Street Mr. Hudson Crawford-street Atkinson Red Lion-street Mr. Taylor Old Jewry Cheapside Field and Co Tottenham Court-road Mr. Benham Lamb's Conduit-street Mr. Oakley Whitechapel Mr. Ettridge Oxford-street Taylor and Co Hanster Little Newport-street Marchant High Holborn Pater Hammersmith Hatchberry H. Aldgate Clifford Grosvenor-street Nond-Street Heatley Burt Collier Sloane-street Chelsea Kilpatrick Queen-street Pugh Ditto Hannah Alb-street Newington-causeway Armstrong Osider House-Place Newington Hickson Minories Mr. Acton Farringdonseet Mr. Criege Queen’s Buildings Knightsbridge Aday Turnbom-green Miles Marlborough Street Steward Sleave Street Mr. Hill Duo Mr. Toms High-street Kensington Linyd Stagnell Hampstead-road Hudso Blackfriars-road Mr. Allen Great Russell Street Covent Mr. Chapman Church-street Woolwich Qulda Henury-street Hampstead Mr. Thompson Puark-street Camden Town Ryder Lower Street Islington Mr. Pool City-road Hilla Deptford Myr. Curtis Grove-lane Harmond Dartford

Extensive Robbery and European Theatre Edict Report

A wide ranging notice reviews a theft at Cropper Benson and Co involving forged bills and notes from 1832. Delinquent, aided by parents, confessed to the 8151 theft and related losses. A Paris police edict restricts theatre hours to eleven, with exceptions by prefecture approval.

Messrs Birmingham Messra, Cropper, Benson, and Co Bank of England Pace Bes Liverpool Parlour Police Paris Algiers France

Great meeting for repeal of the Union in Rathbone Place

A vast crowd gathered at the Bazaar in Charlotte Street to discuss repeal of the Union between England and Ireland. Daniel O’Connell led a passionate defense of Irish legislative independence, urging a domestic parliament and condemning coercion while highlighting Britain's economic links and Ireland’s potential prosperity.

Charlotte-street Rathbone-place Groaiter Grady Quin Wade Friends of Liberty O’connell England Ireland House of Commons Wise Feargus O'Connor M.P Pame Rd Grey Lord Althorp Crown and Anchor Mr. O'Connell Mr. O’ Connor O'Connell Christopher Fitzsimon Castlereagh Grattan Sheridan Fitzgerald Buckingham Cleave Morning Herald Mendicity Institution Great Britain and Great Britain United Kingdom Courtenay Abercromby Oswald Macleod Fergusson Scotland Glasgow Paisley Kingdom of Heaven Argyle Devonshire Lansdowne Fall Lambeth Commons United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland London Westminster Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand Donovan Paclic Daniel O'Connell Thomas Murphy Marylebone Great Britain and Ireland London Repeal Association America Carpenter Beagren Ares Newfoundland Upper Canada Halifax Prince Edward’s Island Jamaica Botany Ba Lauter Europe Norway Sweden Vienna Atlantic George II Rodney West Indies Reed Creckford’s Hells and Clubs St. James’a France South America Mexico Mayo Galway Kerry Cork Daniel O’connell Pitt Perceval Feargus O’connor Stanley Operly Bey Belgium Jimeoif Britain Mr. F. O'Connor Connor Cobbett Fielden Webb Hetherington True Sun

Seamen's Hospital Society 13th Anniversary Dinner

The Seamen's Hospital Society marked its 13th anniversary with a banquet at the London Tavern Bishopsgate. Notables present included Lords Colville Byron and other MPs and officers. Donations announced totaled 1582 pounds with further annual subscriptions, but a remaining need persists to sustain the charity's relief to seamen.

London Tavern Bishopsgate-street James Graham Lord Colville Lord Byron Captain Bouverie William Clay Joseph Hume G. R. Robinson Aaron Chapman Thompson and Ommanney Francis Ommanney Waldegrave Woolmore Frinity House Graham John Ross Seamen’s Hospital Society Bowles R.N His Majesty Duchess of Kent Corporation of the Trinity House Elder Brethren of the Trinity House The East India Company Thomas Snodgrass Lord Bexley Lord Colchester

Ramway Accident and Disturbing Railway Incident

On a Wednesday ten o’clock first class train to Manchester broke a carriage axle. A wheel fell, the axle pierced the bottom, three gentlemen faced alarm but escaped injury. A separate incident on Friday saw Mr G Miles of Westminster injured loading goods as a basket exploded and wicker degraded, causing a frightful event near Prince Pella.

Manchester Denly Riage G. Miles Broadway Westminster Richmond Prince Pella Ba Ofc

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