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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 16, 1834

Page

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Distress case and multiple court notices at the Old Bailey era

An elderly man named Boswell faced the Lord Mayor over a plea related to a petition for relief and alleged false imprisonment. In same session, liverymen must pay a shilling for voter registration, while a den on Charles Street yielded reexaminations for missing children and a crowded case file. A wide array of bureaucratic and criminal matters followed including street robbery, horse thefts, highway theft, a noted oyster incident, and a shocking public search assault on a woman under the gaze of magistrates.

Warmolland Co Dann, Johnson and Co Bond-st Eagleton and Co Newgate-st Pateshal, Jones Fore-street Messrs Bourne Amd Chatfield Aldgate Mr. Reece Shoreditch Mr. Robinson Red Lion Street Airy Vrare Oxford-street Marne and Co Charutte-stroet Tottenham Court-road Mr. Wright Oxford Meet Hudson Crawford-street Mr. Atkinson Red Lion-street Taylor Old Jewry Cheapmye Messim, Field and Co Mr. Yetham Lamb's Conduit Mr. Oakley Whitechapel Mr. Ettridge Oxford Street Taylor and Co Iie Hanster Newport-street Marchant Itl Halborn Pater Hammersmith Hatchberry Clifford Grosvenor-street Bond-street High Holborn Burr Gracechurchary Collier Sloane-street Chelsea Kilpatrick Hangar Streets Cheapside Pugh Ditto Ache High-street Newington-causeway Ees Mg Bridgehouse-place Newington Rimsers Acton Farringdon Crispe Queen's-buildings Knights Marlies Aday Turnhaw-green Miles Dives Ee Or Street Steward Hill Kensington Lloyd Sun Stagnell Hampstead-road Hudunite Ackfriars-road Allen Great Russell-Street Doylesarden Goddard King's-road Renee Mae Mnightsbridge Stevens Kingsland-eres- Mute Street Kirley Kingsland-green Middleton Hoxton Chamberlain Stratford Tons Nigh-street Bow Gooding Old “Airehwte Regling Whitechapel-road Chapman Steng Wets Skinner-street Somers A'S Giles Fowler St.ages Old Montague Teer Loudon Bosteell Mayhew M.P Colchester Fenchurch Street Leadenhall-street Boswell Guildhall Peter Laurie Farr Bow-Street Charles-Street Drury-Lane Henri Murphy Davies Halls Ellis Elis Murphy James Blenman Fleetstreet Strand Shipley Thomas Shipley Coburg Street Euston Square Davey Portland-street Franks Natfordplace Fanny Franks Oxford-market Natford-place Cherry Smithfield John Neighbour George Robinson Tomlins Hattongarden Bush Causeway Finchley Fleming Highgate Holloway Newgate Queen-Square Dando Stephen Amherst Waterloo Road Amherst Mr. Amherst Horatio Nelson Ramsay Burrell James Daly Mars Chelsea Hospital Sloane Street Mr. Burrell Pensioner Francis Sheen Henry Vince Stockwell Thomas Collier George Skinner Mary Ann Vince Charlotte Fryer Murray Mr. Hawes Charlotte Amelia Newman Claphamrise Miss Newman Collive Vince Skinner Fitch St. Saiour’s

Prosecution for Three Pennysworth of Apples

Charles Read aged 14 and Thomas Branwell aged 13 faced charges of stealing threepence worth of apples from John Peacock at Leck. Witnesses placed the boys on the premises with a hat of apples and a tub broken open. The jury returned Not Guilty, while the Staffordshire Advertiser noted the county cost of the prosecution, totaling around 8 pounds.

Charles Read Thomas Branwell John Peacock Leck Witnesees Mr. Lee Staffordshire Advertiser Leek

Police dereliction in William Street dispute questioned

A rate payer in Great James street Lisson-grove accuses local police of bias and failure to curb nightly disturbances between rival butchers. The letter asks if this behavior breaches the peace, cites a child threatened by an inspector, and suggests police favoritism toward the wealthier party.

ONDON Holyhead Liverpool Steam Coach and Road Company Capital Sir Henry Parnell M.P Grrtwright William Stuart Cow Jephson Sir Charles Knightley Keith Douglas A. Agnew Bart Henry Handley Fay M.prankers Longin Coutts and Co Smith, Payne John Macneill Puck Churton Holles Street London Bell and Hradfute Edinburgh John Cumming Valli Adams James Boyd High School Niebuhr Anthen Blair William Street Lisson-grove Cerberus James-street Marylebone

Robbery at Drury Lane Theatre and Coastal Rescue

News notes a diamond breast pin theft from Mr M Gregor at Drury Lane, reports drought impacting Rio coffee crops, outlines a court dismissal of a draughts case at Queen Square, and details a Whitby to Wisbeach wheat voyage rescue by Lieutenant Evison RN and coastguard, with Pakefield fishermen saving the shipwrecked crew.

Queen-square M‘gregor Charter House Street Charter House-square Drurylane Rio Janeiro Charles Field Regent Street Vauxhall-bridge-road Byers Gregorie Sr. Burrell William and Anne Hull Darnbrook Wisbeach London Evison R.N Coast-Guard Pakefield Norwich Mercury

Ireland and Repeal Speech Amid Catholic Protestant Tensions

In Merrion square on January 10, a speaker extols unity and outlines a plan for Repeal of the Union. He argues Catholics and Protestants must cooperate for Ireland’s future, calls for equal civil rights, and details constitutional safeguards while proposing a restructured Irish Parliament with expanded county representation.

Merrion-square Atlantic Newfoundland Ireland House of Commons Timothy Hogan Doctor Carson Doctor Fleming Trul Read England Great Britain Dublin Cleali

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