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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 01, 1834

Page

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Law Intelligence in Bankruptcy Proceedings at Leeds

Debtors and creditors met to audit accounts of Rowland Stephenson and Hurst firms. Commissioners debated dividends, with a separate estate payout, Leeds property sale, and postponed dividend to maximize creditor returns. Proceedings noted arrests and debts, including 1600 pounds owed to Stephenson and minor proofs among witnesses.

Williams Ltmington, Stephenson, and CO Stephenson Abbott Rownd Stephenius Piaday Rowland Stephenson Dancey Sheri Pychins Stephscom Parkins Robinson Hurst Eniouwe Leeds Pbelitars Miao Torskinson Seohertur Courl Peaphinsen

Wiltshire Sessions Indictments Atched By Quarter Sessions

Widdleston sessions report three indictments for theft at a Vine public house Broad Street and two other offenses in White Chapel. A juror found one prisoner guilty. sentenced to three weeks solitary at the House of Correction. Another man pleaded guilty to stealing eyewear and was jailed three months with hard labour. Turlett was convicted Monday of drinking glasses and sentenced to six months with hard labour.

Poti Ph Mer Joho Vine Broadvert Katehi Joreenen Woiliem Dunes Hotere Queen-Square Sylvester Caudham No. 21 Broadwall Blackfriarstead Benjamin Yates M.P Gregorie and Burrell Jane Cadham Smith G Division Stephenson Prsoner Guy's Hospital St. Thomas’s Street Borough the Couplain Cadham

Surrey Quarter Sessions Opens With Debates On Bribery Case

The Linener Quarter Sessions for Surrey met at Newington with magistrates including Lord King and Mrs Briscoe. The court heard that Grand Jury alterations affected a deposition and discharged a party. a bribery charge against a deputy high constable prompted a committee investigation. Treasurer Smallspiece showed a £0.0701 deficit, a new two penny rate approved, and costs from Scottish and Irish paupers discussed.

Surrey Newington Lord King Briscoe M.P Hawes Joe Sued Frederick T. Turton Chaod Ath. Baker Elyard Ste ( Harman R. Hedger Grit Grand Jury Smallspiece Roscoe Poe Rey Prodgers Guilford House of Correction

East Sussex Fox Hounds Run Ignores Chaos on Saturday

An unclear report from East Sussex describes the fox hounds in disarray after an ill tempered day. The piece notes disruptions and misfires in the hunt with no clear outcome or participants confirmed.

East Sussex Fox Hounds

Court hearing over shop dispute at Bishopsgate in London

A Lord Mayor case recounts four haberdashers clerks confronting Mr John Simpson’s Bishopsgate shop over dress pricing and alleged insults. Accuser Timothy, assisted by witnesses, claims assault and mispricings. Simpson denies and plans refutation. Case adjourned with bail set. further proceedings to follow.

John Simpson Bishopsgate-street Timothy Bishop Agate Peadbetter Rascal Ellis Simpson Finathy Ceav Bow -Street Lance Stedsman Sam Stedsman Mr. Minshull Hatton-Garden Charles Brown Hall James Stephens Brown Islington Mr. Laimg

Public dinner honors Mr Wootcompe after imprisonment

A public dinner at Filcott's hotel Devonport on Monday the 23d alt welcomed seventy to eighty attendees from varied political opinions. Mr Woolcombe praised the public verdict and judge, saying further detailed controversy would be useless now. He cited public opinion and the judge's sentiment as justice achieved. Sir Richard Phillips's new work on the 'Automn of Life and Civilization' will appear Saturday.

Mr. W Worl Richard Phillips

London Storm Destroys River Shipping And Sheds

A dreadful hurricane yesterday battered the metropolis with wind and rain. The Thames saw ships break moorings and a coal barge sink off Bankside, while Greenwich Hospital’s flag fell. Hundreds of watermen lost boats or heat, and a skiff with three men disappeared after capsizing in Limehouse Reach.

Thames Greenwich Hospital Deptford Mesars Toiles Red Lion Wharf Thames-street New London Bridge Billingsgate New Crane Shadwell Limehbouse-reach Pugh Salisbury Wharf Bankside

Sittings Appointed in London and Middlesex

The Right Hon. Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal presides as Lord Chief Justice in Westminster. Sittings in Hilary and Easter Terms set for Middlesex and London with ten oclock forenoon starts and nine thirty term. Causes listed for each sitting day to be tried by adjournment if not disposed.

Nicholas Conyngham Tindal His Majesty's Court of Common Piles Westminster Middlesex

Inquest into Death of Unknown Man in Clerkenwell Yard

Coroner's inquest conducted by Vir. Thomas Stirling at Clerkenwell tolling the case of a man found dead in Mr. Willis's yard at 31 Clerkenwell-green. Witnesses describe groans, a kettle, an apron, and a wall jump. The jury verdict: death likely from fall over wall or drinking, worsened by night cold.

Clerkenwell Thomas Stirling Clerkenwell Close Willis Clerkenwell-green Sarah Noyon No.5 Warden’s Court Mr. Willis Henry Whittle Myddleton Street Edward Willis John Busane Division of Police Bray

Ten Percent Return At Fleming Audit For Tenants

At Monday week the audit of John Fleming at Stoneham-house showed he liberally returned ten percent to all his old tenants. Those who had recently taken farms faced laid back rents, and no abatement was granted to them.

John Fleming Stoneham-house

Harford Committee Meeting Notes and Resignations

A meeting of the Harford committee featured a letter from Mr Ate son resigning his chair bid, motions by Mr Willis and Mr Sleap adjusting an annual 600 distribution, and Mr Gray’s proposal to rescind part of the twenty seventh by law on vacancies. The motion passed amid divisions, and thanks were given to the Chairman as the gathering adjourned.

Lloyd's Harford Ateson Wintfor Willis Sleap Jenkins Carruthers Gray Robinson Sadler

ROYAE COMMISSION CITY OF LONDON INQUIRY SUMMARY

The testimony outlines how Newgate keeper and city prison officers are appointed by the Lord Mayor and Aldermen or other authorities, with sheriffs sometimes contesting rights. It covers numerous offices from Fleet wardens to water bailiffs, clerks, sword bearers, marshals, and the City Remembrancer, noting historical precedents and open voting trends. The discussion ends with adjournment after detailing minor offices in the Common Council's gift.

City OF London Corporation Newgate Edward Ief Robert de Canterbury Big Majesty's Court of Chancery Woodthorpe Cannon Pleas Court of Aldermen Lord Mayor London Westminster Watermagger Company Common Council F. Palgrave Guildhall Newman Bridge-house Court of Common Council

Fleet movements and political intrigue in a British scene

Fragmentary report describes French and Eta3ian adventurers aligned with Miguel ae Ta Givin Bereal Get bre for, and Bourmont securing a sloop of war for his forces. Roche Jac and Clouet remain unnamed while a formidable son travels to London, aided by Conservative factions amid shifting loyalties.

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