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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 02, 1835

Page

1

British Wines Advertised as Pure and Top Quality

The article promotes British wines by E. and T. Taylor as pure and unadulterated, listing various flavors and prices at their Holborn warehouse. It notes bottle, hamper, and cask returns and mentions remittance handling for town payments.

E. and T. Taylor Lower Holborn Malaga Drury.lane W. Watson J. T. Betts and Co Smithfield Bett Jamaica Smith and Co Smith Hamper Lisbon Cape Watson's Greavenorrow Chelsea London WASS Wasa RE. W Ita Germany France Italy R. Wass King William-street Londonbridge H. Stannought Connaught-terrace Edgware-road J. Tindale Crawford-street S. Grange Oxford Street Messrs. Hannay and Co Oxford-street Palmerian Magazine Thomas Emmett Holborn-hill Mr. Colley Bishopsgate-street

Kensington Swindling Case Attracts London Traders

Kensington petty sessions heard the case of Mr and Mrs Tucker and their son Charles charged with assaulting Joseph Gardner while swindling tradesmen. The youth was fined 40 shillings, paid quickly, as detectives probe a wide fraud spree exposing missing wedding outfits and valuables from Phillimore Place. A Creole woman remains in possession of the property as applicants crowd the scene.

Thames Charles Milliard Broderip Symons Yarmouth Farringdon Street Serjeant Shadwell Kensington Charles Tucker Phillimore Place Frances Burch Gardner Barlow Miss Woodcock Gorham Tucker

Furious driving damages Drew phaeton on Westminster Bridge

William Savage a Putney carman faced magistrate for furious driving that crushed Mr. Henry Drew and his wife in a Greenwich phaeton near Westminster Bridge. Mrs. Drew seriously injured, hat crushed, others hurt. master liable for damages. Savage pleads liquor not accepted. fined 40 shillings. Union Hall tale follows of wandering actors misadventure and theft of a cart and theatre prop box by Charles Williams and accomplice.

Queen-Square William Savage Dellett Putne White Henr Drew Nelson-street Greenwich Drew Westminster Bridge Cain Mr. Drew Wm. Lodge Earl Street Marylebone M . Drew Ball Mr. White Union-Hall Charles Williams John Protch London Surrey Hent Royal Tent Court Kent-street

Dutch Papers from Utrecht and The Hague Dec 24 30

Reports from Utrecht to Groningen transport of 200 depot men on furlough and 150 moving with escort. Pylades steam vessel to Java under Captain Bunnemeyer. Bath fisher boat with two Belgians to Minerva. Prince of Orange and heir arrive at The Hague. Palembang letter notes Europeans respected and naval ships Meermin Janus and Cameleon. credentals delivered by Djambi ambassador. 57 guests at Resident event. mentions banished Sultans and officials.

Utrecht Groningen Pylades Netherlands Steam Navigation Colonial Department East India Service Java Bunnemeyer Bath Flushing Minerva Bois-Le-Duc Prince Pield-Marshal Prince Pield-Marshal Will Leave the Head-Quarters To-Day To Go To the’ Hague the Hague Royal the Prince of Orange Amsterdam Palembang Holland Djambi Netherlands India Sultas Ion

Jamaica Council Responds to Governor on Labour Law Changes

The Jamaica Council thanks your Excellency for the opening speech and supports swift, fair enactments under the altered society. It notes the Police Act's effectiveness and calls for more special magistrates, while hoping for orderly transition from slavery to freedom without violence. A separate item discusses a new steam vessel project at Montego Bay, its specs, costs, and planned March 1835 launch, amid concerns over apprentice labor and magistrates.

the Treasury Arkrnethy Andrews Guppy Nelson-square Lackfhara-Road Mary Roades Winslow Bucks John Romles R. Walker Amagi Ee A. M.intyre Silver Street Goldensquare H. Liston Eng Marine Library Ramsgate Kent Barberow Jamaica Mary Street Regent's Pars London P. Saunderson Harper Street Leeds H. Pluckwell Tottenham House Pottenham Middlesex E. Anglefeld Park-street Windsor Broad-street Bloomsbury King-street Long-acre Grimstone the Times Evening Mail Chronicle Morning Herald Sunday Herald Old England United Service Gazette Morning News Cheltenham Journal Public Ledger British Traveller Weekly Times Albion and Star Liverpool Chronicle Sun Weekly Dispatch Merthyr Tydvil Guardian True Tottenham Fai Spree Peter Sanderson Harper-street Mike Fo Cub Irog Howe Peter Marquess Sligo Order of St. Patrick England Ireland Jasmaica Council of Montego Bay

Royal audience and diplomatic credence at St Petersburgh

A December 14 meeting reports His Majesty granting a private audience to Prince Buzzo and Mr Williams Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Present were Count d'Ugart and Count de Cercay at the Austrian legation, Marquis Doaro, Hon. Chas Cannin, and Prince John Sozzo. A note from Cronstadt dated December 9 notes eight ships reaching port through a channel cut in the ice.

Matecec St. Petersburgh Prince 8Uzzo Greece Williams United States of America Count d'Ugart de ‘Cercay Reenteribe Petersburgh Journal

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