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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 04, 1834

Page

1

Coals and Clothing Advertisements From True Sun

The notice thanks customers for support since coal price cuts and promises continued satisfaction with low prices. It lists coal prices and multiple wharf addresses. An additional ad from Wain and Co. promotes fashionable gentlemen’s dress goods at cash prices, detailing suits and fabrics and asserting quality and style.

Pope, Brothers J. Co Stewart’s Hetton Lambton Lambton’s Wall's End Pope, Hrothern, and Co Abbey Wharf Westminster Dockhead Wharf Shad Thames Southwark Anchor Wharf Wapping High Bridge Greenwich Pope, Brothers, Beard Wain and CO

Royal notices and insolvency filings in the Gazette

The Gazette reports royal and parliamentary appointments including Rev. William Wood to a Canterbury prebend, and a Morpeth borough seat filled by Edward Granville Howard. It lists numerous insolvencies and bankruptcies with debtors, creditors, and court dates in Kingston, Cheshunt, Yorks, Norwich, Leeds, and London, along with dividends, certificates, and partnerships dissolved.

Morpeth Edward George Granville Howard Frederick Howard

Directory of Local Businesses and Trades in London and Nearby Areas

A compact list documents varied trades and firms across London and surrounding counties. It names brokers, surgeons, manufacturers, keepers of seminaries, insurance brokers, barge builders, cheesemongers, attor neys, cigars makers, carriers, maltsters, corn-dealers, linen drapers, wine merchants, and furriers with specific firms and street locations including Fenchurch Street, Old Street, Copthall Court, Lewes, Nottingham, Liverpool, Chelsea, and Herefordshire. The compilation highlights interwoven commerce in a mid 19th century urban economy.

William Shepherd Cheshunt Bell Ton Sandwich Kent Abknesy Surrage Messrs Dyne Lincoln's Ina-fields James Robbers Norwich Money Scrivener the Angel Inn Mr. Rising Myr. Austin Fieldcourt Gray John Humphrey Weedon Beck Northamptonshire Inpholder Northampton Wimburn Collett Dyson Chancery-iane Gery Daventry Henry Hippolite Fragniere Strand Jan Mr. Whitaker Farnival’s Inon Thomas Atkinson Knottingley Yorkshire Limeburner Court-house Leeds Heming and Baxter Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields London Foljambe and Dixon Wakefield Robert Hutton Coleman-street Bickford Hele Hillips John Searle Totness Devon Royal Hotel Plymouth Fairbank Staple Inn Michelmore A.C. Allen Ironmonger-lane Court of Bankruptcy F. Whitmore Lambeth Brewer T. Dennis Grangeroad Bermondsey Grocer W. H. Humpleby Boroughmarket R. Robinson Bankcphe M. Milnes Sackville-street Piccadilly J. Talbot H. Francis Threadneedle Street W. Perks St. John-street Clerkenwell T. J. Gibbs Eastbourne G. Webb J. Stewart Threadneedle-street J. Davies Liverpool Clarendon-rooma T. Acaster Brotherton Jime-burner Guildhall Doncaster G. B. Keer Framlingham Suffolk Crown Inn S. Martin and J. Martin Cheltenham Messrs. R J. B. Winterbotham H. and T. Meakie James-street Westminster T. Webb J. Shea Great Charette-street Blackfriars-road H. Read J. Knowles Austin-friars T. Crow J. Koight Featherstone-buildings Holborn F. J. Saunders Cow Cross Street J. F. Courtenay J. Thomas Walbrook S. and W. Smith Brabant-court H. Winchester A. Warnham H. Floud and Co J. Jolly P.M. Wylie Fenchurch-street G. Mantell and Co Lewes Sussex W. Howard W. Quincey Old-street A. Wallace W. Cliffe Oldham Lancashire A. Whitehead J. Dunderdale Bradford E. Durant and Co Copthall-court Boner-street Oxford-street P. Fearnhead H. B. Campbell Nottingham W. Forster and Co W. Forster J. George and Co Brimscom W. Price W. W. Powell King's Caple Herefordshire G. Harris G. Cornfield M. Ariel Bristol West India Sparrow J. S. Benstead Bishopsgake-street Without T. Routledge J. C. Bishop Water-lane Tower-street H. Wise and Co Blickland's-lane Chelsea J. Blow M. Hartley R. and W. Wainehouse Halifax

Insolvent Debtors Court Journal on Admiral Baker’s Son

Eric Thomas Baker latterly at Treasury 1501 yearly, faced discharge petition. Debts total 6173 pounds, much due to gambling and gifts from his father while abroad. Sir Thomas Baker claimed no knowledge of extravagance. creditors rejected a five-shilling on pound offer. Insolvent imprisoned eight months.

Eric Thomas Baker Thomas Baker Treasury Department Sweden Ir. Dickson Matilda Baker Baker Dickson England Thomas

Old Bailey Sessions Indictments and Convictions

At the Old Bailey and New Court, juries found Richard Gray guilty of street robbery for stealing a silver patch from Edward Wheles in Aldgate on September 16. Bailey Shaw and Sorrell received seven years transportation, seven months’ hard labor for Sorrell. multiple individuals were convicted of larceny, with a long list acquittals, detailing ages and names of the accused.

Old Court Recorder Richard Gray Edward Wheles Aldgate Hosiel Charles Bailey Wm. Shaw Thomas Sorrell Sorrell Bailey Shaw House of Correction John Abel John Barrett George Davis James Codey George Hardwick Michael Andrew Adolphus O'Connor William Green Charles Bayley William Shaw Richard Grey John Hayden Charles Smith William Colefax John Ballinger Louisa Wilmot Jack Green

Middlesex Sessions Report on Counterfeit Money Trials

The Middlesex Sessions opened with eight prisoners found guilty of passing bad money. Sentences ranged up to twelve months with some confinement. Grand jury offered two issues: the Irish car tax act affecting Marylebone parish and a rise in gin shops. They urged better handling of juvenile offenders and criticized treadmill labor for waste of time while praising police.

Grand Jury Brenton Maryleone House of Correction Society For Serjeant Andrews Rothh Vasgintare Rotch

Grand jury hears on treadmill labor and prison limits

The grand jury reported after three committees examined the treadmill employment, finding the prison’s peculiar local situation prevented using the labor. Captain Brenton noted much mud in the harbors and rivers needing removal. The grand jury then withdrew.

Brenton

Curious Scene in Surrey Sessions Trial

In a Surrey Sessions trial for assault on a married woman, cross-examination by Mr. Dunbar drew objections as slanderous and improper. The Chairman decried the insinuations and affirmed decorum, while Dunbar defended his actions as instruction-driven. The trial concluded with the defendant found guilty.

Dunbar Elgard

Drunken woman released by magistrate after street pick up

At Marlborough Street the magistrates discharged a taciturn elderly woman found in a drunken stupor on Marlborough Street. She appeared mute and unable to answer questions about her name or occupation, and was sent home by the constable and Sergeant Walsh before a formal charge could be made.

Marylebone Frederick Josiah Stevens Sloane-street Chelsea Rawlingon Henry Edwards Marylebone-street Berkeley-street Lansdowne Passage Hyde Park Corner Sloane Street Rawsingen Charles Miles Caroline Miles Birchall Nag’s Head Tothill-street Banister Smith Mint Hatton-Garden William Childe Christopher Cockerton Upper-street Islington New Conant William Tate Ryder’s Court Leicester Square Byers Tate Mr. Tate Theo Mr. Conant

Swindling case leads to charges and discharge of suspect

A street swindle reported by numerous tradesmen ends with the cellarman in custody and later discharged after defects in the information, as complainants seek charges against the alias thief who defrauded collars, blankets, saddles, and other goods from No. 21 Swallow Street and nearby shops. The court notes oath sufficiency and possible withdrawal of information.

Harrison Wardour-street St. James St. Anne's Noo Swallow-street London

Lord Teynham Upholds Honor in Public Address to Morning Herald

The letter from Lord Teynham, dated January 1 1831 and published in Kensington, condemns a May 11 article as a malicious libel. He notes the King's Bench four-judge reversal of a verdict, defends his public record on Catholic emancipation reform and Irish Coercion Bills, and demands the elanderer’s identity or legal action. He warns the Morning Herald of prosecutions unless justice is served.

Literary Gazette Atheneum Bulwer Miss Austen Cooper Madame de Stael Godwin Misses Porter Brockden Brown Misses Lee Hook Shelley Galt Branton Victor Hugo Richard Bentley New Burlington-street Dyady Patt Mhd Duchess OF Abrantes Letitia Buonaparte Napoleon Angha Matamiba Angola Lady Jane Grey Donna Catalina de Brawan Bull and Churton Court of King's Bench Carnegie House Kensington Teynham

Coroners Inquest Hears of Death by Drowning in Middlesex

The coroner at Bromley, Middlesex, heard evidence on the death of Thomas Studd, a warehouse worker for the East India Company in Aldgate. A letter found with his belongings suggested self drowning driven by fear of losing pension prospects, with no signs of foul play. The jury concluded he was found drowned in the Len but left the manner of drowning undetermined.

Cherry Tree Bromiecy Middlesex Baker Thomas Studd East India Company Somerset Street Aldgate Lea John Butcher Prospect-place Bromley New Cut East India Docks Taylor Bromley-lock North-streetbridge Chnd Leacat Len

Halifax Security Measures and Lectures at the INSTITUTION

Halifax Express reports that Dr Larder will deliver a lecture course at the Halifax institution. Magistrates have sworn 200 special constables and deployed two troops of the 2d Dragoon Guards from Leeds to Halifax with another detachment to Dewsbury. Troops will be placed at Elland during nomination and polling days to comply with election distance laws, with telegraph contact planned for rapid communication in case of disturbance.

Halifax Elland Huddersfield Halifax Express

Reform Bill Jubilee At Chard In Honor Of Mr Tynte

An assembly in Chard celebrates the Reform Act with speeches praising MP Mr Tynte for repeal efforts on the property tax and parliamentary conduct. Attendees include Rev. Mr Guon, Mr Langone, Mr Ball of Taunton, Captain Mair, and others as they pledge support for future measures and press freedom. The event lauds emancipation, Indian trade reforms, and anticipated church and tithe reforms, urging continued progress in Parliament.

Guon Langone m Ball Taunton Somersetshire Chard Howse Labouchere S. Rice Treasury Lord Althorp House of Commons England Commons Fa Aty West Somerset London Tyute Jenny

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