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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1834

Page

1

New Biographical Works and Listings at Argyll Rooms

Advertises new memoirs and histories from publishers Bull and Churton, including Ney and English highwaymen. Also promotes The Duchess of Berri in La Vendee, Duchess of Abrantes Portraits, and Letters from India, with varied music room offerings, soap, and an extensive list of London retailers for WARMOLL and Co. purified soap and other goods.

Abrantes India Victor Jacquemont Thibet Lahore Cashmere Warmoll and Co Dana, Johnson and Co Bond-st Messrs Eagleton and Co Day and Co Gracechurch-street Jackson Piccadilly Mr. Stokes Strand Freeman Wigmore-street Watson and Gates Aldgate Burn Yockney Bedford Street Covent-garden Haymarket Staples and Co Borough Gill Messrs. Bourne, and Chatfield Mr. Reece Shoreditch Mr. Robinson Red Lion-street Mr. Airy Mr. Beare Oxford-street Messrs. Horne and Atkinson Taylor Old Jewry Cheapride Field and Co Tottenham Court-road Fenham Lamb’s Conduit Oakley Whitechapel Ettridge Taylor and Co LIT Holborn Hanster Little Newport-street Marchant High Holborn Pater Hammersmith Hatchberry Cofford Grosvenor-street Boad-street Bentley Mr. Burr Gracechurch- Sreet Collier Sloane-street Chelsea Kilpatrick Queen-street Cheapside Pugh Ditto Hannah High-street Newington-causeway Armstrong Bridgehouse-place Newington Hickson Mr. Acton Farringdonsreet Crispr Queen's-buildings Knightsbadge Aday Turnham-green Miles Marlborough Knightsbridge Stevens Kingsland-crescent Shirley Kingsland-green Mr. Middleton Witmore Street Hoxton Chamberlain Stratford Saunders Bow Mr. Gooding Hoxton Old Town Mr. Greyling Whitechapel-road Mr. Chapman Church-street Woolwich Ourtis Henry-street Ham Mead Thompson Park-street Camden-town Ny. Ryder Lower-treet Islington Pool City-road Hills Deptford Curtis Grove-lane Hammond Dartford Langford Stroud Busby Romford Lord Skinner-street Somers’town Howe Greenwich Giles Fowler St. Alban's Old Montague Street London

Newcastle Coal Export Duty Petition urged after lordship talk

A letter from Alderman Thompson to Henry Tanner details a recent interview with Lord Althorp about Newcastle ship owners and coal interests seeking repeal of the coal export duty. He quotes Lord Althorp hinting at repeal or reduction and suggests petitions from Tyne and Wear to Parliament.

Coats Alderman Thompson Henry Tanner Underland Lord Althorp Newcastle Alderman Holland Germany England Tyne and the Wear Newcastle Journal

Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List of Toesday

Inland and coastal shipping notices recount Penelope ashore on Maplin Sand with cargo loss, James and other vessels dislodged or stranded, several ships damaged in gales from Dover to Cork, with crew saves and repairs ongoing. Includes a Stranraer fire fatality report and Lord Grenville funeral note.

Lloyd's List Penelope Nichol Grangemouth London Dover James Leith S.S.W S.W Mackenzie Liverpool Charleston His Majesty Firebrand Cowes Falcon Noalie Rio Janeiro Aurora Actander St. Abe's Lima Ani Lymouth Wierenga Bordeaux Amsterdam Mary Walter Bideford Port Wrinkle Falmouth Delta Wallace Pernambuco Astren Frances Depau Robinson Havre New York Normandy Mauritius Bardaster New South Wales Fornax Bull Gothenburg New Bedford Mary Ann Kemp Naples Messina Exeter Rio Grandeo Papstow Brown New Quay Bristol Yeo Barnstaple Holme Microrp Tantivy Newport Palermo Cawzey Syra Holyueap Jane Reynolds Truro Skerries Wilhelminua Jane Ankers Studwell Roads Lancaster Isabella Ulverston Lyon Pile Foudry Stranraer Wickman Brazil Mull Galloway ReedNock the Brilliant Glasgow Lamlash Wexronp William Creden Head George the Fourth Yates Margaret Marshall Kurusa United Kingdom Galway Malbay Limerick Jax W.S.W Baltimore Europa Hill Bahia Little Island Strand Ahe Londonperry Malin Head Osan Henry Michie Aberdeep Aberdeen Leirn Aunal Inverness Portmahomock Surecoa Taylor Peterhead Forth Richardson W. Newceaste Shields Harbour Liberty Herd Land Wurtay Willian South Shields Whitby Rock Scarscroucu W. Weats Harriet Sillas Newcastle Yaumouth Cadiz Dublin Arklow Banks

Militia and Militia Officers Promotions and Cancellations

The Gazette lists half pay cancellations for several officers from 21 January and new commissions signed by regional Lords Lieutenant. Names include Lieut W Hatch, Lieut C W Webster, Lieut W C Sharpbelt, Ensign A Wilkinson, Lieut W F Archdall, with officers from New Brunswick Fencibles, 46th Foot, Royal Waggon Train, Canadian Fencibles, and Royal West India Rangers. Also notes Deputy Lieutenants for Durham and York regions, and promotions within West York Militia, Dorset Regiment Militia, Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, with dates mostly in January 1834 and earlier.

W. Hatch New Brunswick C. W. Webster 46Th Foot W. C. Sharpbelt Roya 4Th East A. Wilkinson W. F. Archdall Royal West India Rangers County of Durham R. Wright West Riding County of York City of York

Bankrupts listing multiple trades and dates in London

Bankrupts include James Wansell of Fitzroy-square dealer in musical instruments with surrender dates February 3 and March 4 at eleven before the Court of Bankruptcy. Other names are John Wright and James Wright ship-chandlers of Limehouse and Poplar with January 27 surrender and March 4 at twelve. Thomas Duckworth Manchester calico-printer with February 3 and 4 and March 4 at one. and many others across Manchester Liverpool London and surrounding towns with respective surrender dates and venues in the Court of Bankruptcy. DIVIDENDS listed with multiple names and dates. CERTIFICATES and PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED sections follow listing various trades and locations.

James Wansell Howland-street Fitzroy-square Allorney Williams Quality-court Chancery-lane Clark St. Swithin's-lane Lombard-street John Wright James Wright Limehouse-hole Poplar Court of Bankruptcy Braham New Inn Strand Belcher King’s Arms Coleman Street Thomas Duckworth Manchester Calico Commissioners'rooms Milne Parry Morris Tenpie Walker and Jesse Thomas Ashburner Commissioners Norris Allen Anthony Great Ormond-street London George Banastre Pix Liverpool Pawebroker Clarendon Rooms Liverpol Hall Bishop Mouriyon Great James-street Bedford-row Neal Robert Springett St. Margaret’s-bill Southwark Gresham and Miller Castle-street Holborn Gibson Basinghall-street Alexander William Mills Carey-street Law Stationer Messrs. Holme Frampton Loftus Cannan Louis Gardie Leicester-square Hoppe Sun-court Cornhill Groom Abchurch-lane Herbert Croft Ryland Goswell-street Victualler Carlton Chancery Lane William Durrant Lindfield Sussex Star Inn Lewes Mesars Baker Lowton John Hanson Thomas Wardley Linn John Fielding Thomas Fielding James Fielding John Melelen George Taylor Butterworth Henry Barnes Two Brooks Tottington Lancashire Calico Printers Commercial Inn Bolton Attorseys Adlington, Gregory Faulkner Walker Preston J. Leeson Nottingham Hosier Bankremey Te J. Z. Pulbrook Great Surrey-street Blackfriars-road Boozemaker W.R. W. King West Smithfield T. Cocks Little Lant-street Oilman W. Nicholls G. Nicholls Upper Thamesestreet J. Robinson Park-place Paddington Z. Delcruix New Bond -Street Milliner J. Kenton Highstreet Linen-Draper J. Greenacre Old Kent-road Grocer A. Bruce J. Brown G. Scott Army-Clothiers Edmund Reeve Palmer Great Yarmouth J. Tucker Lymington Southampton Crown Inn Lyndhurst R. Maynard Durham Queen’s Head Inn A. Wright Louth Currier Crown and Woolpack Commissioners’rooms J. Hollingworth Kingston-upon-Hull Kingston Hotel Fereday R. Smith J. Fisher Bilstop Bankers Dee's Royal Hotel Birmingham

Fatal charcoal incident at Clytha house

Two female servants of William Jones, Esq., at Clytha, left a burning brasier to air rooms. One, waking unwell, collapsed and struck her forehead while attempting to reach the door. The other was nearly suffocated in bed until a second servant arrived to assist and save them.

William Jones Clytha Hereford

London servants mutual association reports six months progress

At the British Coffee-house meeting chaired by Mr Solomoun the six month report showed 320 members from an initial 53 with 33 seeking no aid. Seventy found situations and 217 on the books. debt stood at 82, to be met by August subscriptions. The aim is a mutual and benefit society for servants to provide refuge and honest character grounds.

Cockspur-street Solomoun Conduit Street Regent Street United Kingdom Paterson

Miss Macauley on Divorce in St Simonism Lecture

Miss Macauley spoke to a respectable audience on St Simonism focusing on social and moral emancipation of women and the need to ease divorce laws. The speech included anecdotes, critiqued Ireland’s portrayal, and praised Miss Macauley as a leading English disciple of the new sect.

Macauley St. Simonistes Miss M Ireland England M. Isa Saint Simoniste

Suppression of Majorats Ends Napoleon Era Inheritance Practice

The article discusses the abolition of majorats in France, their origin under Napoleon to perpetuate hereditary estates, and the 1830s debate. It notes the 1830 restoration era likening majorats to old laws, and reports a House of Lords inquiry led by M. Parant with likely passage by peers and deputies. It then shifts to a Pitt Grenville critique, accusing him of corruption and pension misuse, and recounts parliamentary maneuvers to permit his continued finances.

France Napoleon Bonaparte M. Parant Lord Grenville Mr. Cobbett Copley Pitt House of Commons Treasury Grenville Crown

Vestry Debate Over Parish Church Rate at Lambeth-green

A vestry at School-house Lambeth-green debated levying a rate for repairing the parish church and funding services. Dr Doyle urged restraint and warned against coercion, while Mr Carpenter and Mr Rogers clashed over audit, application of funds, and the need for voluntary contributions.

Lambeth-green Doyle Rogers Carpenter Quin Mr. C

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Mercers Exeter Hall Drapers Joseph Hume A. Bennoch Belfast Plymouth Cratched-Wharf Regent-circus Join-street Stuart North America Edinburgh Evening Courant Pringle 21St Regiment Moore Spectator Spectator. . . Mr. Stuart Whittaker and Co Robert Cadell Edinburgh AJOR Allan Cunningham Philip Wouvermans Booth Gerard Terburg Claude Lorraine Hagar Angel Major Messrs. Bull and Churton, Library Holles-street Cavendish Aquere Marshal Ney Blackwood's Magazine Ry C, Whitehead Naval and Military Gazette Berri LA Vendee Dermoncourt Waverley Dermoucourt Quarterly Review Argyll-Rooms T. Welsh Vocal Academy Regent-street Action Harp Ly Erard Royal Harmonic Institution New Argyll Rooms Wall’s-End St. James’s Square Shipping Intelligence Arnham Dropmore Thomas Grenville G. M. Fortescue the Gazette OF War Office H. N. Powell Chipping Sodbury Gloucestershire T. Richards J. Harwood Fleet-street B. Kent Bungay Suffolk A. Isaacs Petticoat-lane Spitalfields A. May J. May Gutteridge Hall Weeley Essex W. Spence J. Spence Bedale Yorkshire E. Hanson W. B. Rimington J. Hodgson Hodgson Poulton-in-the-Fylde W. Harris B. Harris Stoke Prior Worcestershire G. Shillibeer W. Moran St. Alban T. Leech Southgate Middlesex S. Ginder R. Hammersley Lane Delph J. Woolcroft W. Heathcote T. Robbins J. Robbins Bulford Wiltshire J. Schofield, Son Rochdale J. Consterdingé H. Johnson R. Johnson C. Rolls and Rolls Swansea Glamorganshire D. G. Jackson T. Burne Dean’s-row Walworth-road J. Horne H. Brady Barbican J. Nicholson and Co Cheltenham Linen-Drapera A. A. Mieville and Co Angel-court Throgmorton-street J. Shepherd H. Shepherd Choriton-upon-Medlock J. Rhodes W.showler Spilsby Lincolnshire D. Bowly S. Bowley Gloucester J. Young F. Young Bramley Surrey G. Leighton A. Leighton Clerkenwell E. B. Neill T. Davies Chandos-street J. Butterworth Meeting OF the Mutual Also Society Ciation ST. Simonisme Lambeth Rossiter M‘connell Dr. D'Oyley Church of Rome Christian Woolley Hyde-chapel Church of Lfe Pelea Coke
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