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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 28, 1835

Page

1

Ferry and Mail Schedule and Book Offer from London

The notice lists sailing times from Antwerp and Rotterdam, with departures on February 5 and March 1, including morning runs to and from Grand, Hall, Custom-house Quay, and St. Martin’s. It cites multiple offices and agents, and mentions a booklet listing books published during the year with prices, available from Robert Bent and others.

His Majesty Fem Tandon Antwerp Wit Avery Rotterdam iBreig Bie Crescent Pee Owenstreet Hall Charinger Haymarket Spread Eagle Piccadilly Ead Fon Doren and Val Steam Navigation Company Lamba

Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List Tuesday item

Maritime notices report several vessels damaged wrecked and towed during gales across ports from Mannate to New York and Newfoundland. Ships including the Ark Stickney Velocity Davis and Nile King are drifted wrecked or driven ashore with crew saved or lost. multiple vessels report leaky hulls and sail loss amid strong NW gales and heavy seas.

Lloyd’s List Mannate the Ark Stickney Virinia Wal Rye Davis Newry Hastings Sunderland Falmourh Stalker Gloucester Cardiff Newcastle N.W Godfrey Glasgow Waterford Ballywalter Donzar Dundee Perth Redheugh Bank Lively Leith Crovie Newcastre Atlas William Isabella Tay N.N.W N.N.E Esink Padang Middleburgh St. Mary’s Papstow Jian Johns Youghal Swansea Boneprit Nile King Liverpool Dublin Kish Bank Rebecca Gleagow Trinidad Brivamnaton Agenoria Smith Gainsborough C. Hott Anderson Arbroath Dunbar Exstore W.N.W Bertha Jansen Helsingburg Magna Kroman Helignenhofer Lynn Borregpam Witham Gibbs London Antwerp Scheveling Maleyer van de Hoenen Batavia Goree Island Opessa Zior Anne Jane Ed Rover Buenos Ayres William the 4Th Milne Valparaiso Cape Corrientes Mauricius Blakely Jackson Hence New York Dre M.E Asia Hudson St. John’s New Brunswick Hull Montreal Chadwick St. John’s Newfoundland Royal William Ireland Madras Cape de Verds Anna Margaretha Memel Igten Calcutta Dchor Hoogley

Exemplary Conduct of a Great Lancone at Cobham Hall

The Earl of Darnley urged tenants near Cobham Hall to vote from duty and conscience, not from landlord pressure, in the upcoming election according to a Kentish Chronicle report. Assassination of a British Officer notes John Rivers Russell, a young English gentleman tied to naval honor, killed by a hired assassin in the streets of Rishon after surviving sieges at Oporto and Santarem with the Scotch Fusileers.

Earl of Darnley Cobham Hall Eir Cithent Kentish Chronicle John Rivers Russell Oporto Santarem Tanin Rishon

LAW INTELLIGENCE COURT ACTION AGAINST CHARITY TRUSTEES

An information filed by the Attorney General, at the Charity Commissioners’ urging, seeks removal of Mr Robert Long and accounts from 1808 for mismanagement of a Dunstable charity. Hankeys may quit trustees as the court plans a future scheme and new trustees. The Master of the Rolls ordered Long’s removal and set an accounting, with further directions on charity regulation.

Rolls’ Court C. Hanezy Charity Commissioners Ankey Robert Long William Russell Ashton Elizabeth Dunstable Ludgate London Long Devonshire Messrs Hankey Jons Honiton Bath Cheltenham Mr. Tilney Mr. Richards Mr. Long Master of the Rolls

Insolvent Franks Convicted in Damages Suit

In the Insolvent Debtors Court Mr Thomas Harte Franks of the 10th Regiment faced Nicholls for Rev Benjamin Burton Johnson in a criminal conversation action. Tried at Exeter last Summer Assizes, the verdict for the plaintiff awarded 1000 pounds in damages with costs 475 pounds. Franks, now insolvent, was remanded two months imprisonment. Johnson, an Irish Anglican clergyman, was the sole creditor. Franks’ pay was his only asset. witnesses could not be brought from Ireland. The court emphasized damages as the key factor guiding the case. the remand was judged serious.

Mr. Jones Oleh George Bennett Sergeant Campbell Jones Titterton Davidson Enouagh Sewpine Tureatentna Letrens Howe Theobald’s Road Oakley Mr. Howe Powell Combe Ballantine J. C. Evans, Inc Thames Police Messrs Gardener and Co Fogg Pettigrew Havin C. L. Meates Haymarket Meates Mr. Combe Messrs. Gardener and Co R. Combe Walton St. John’s, Wapping Liverpool America Sarah General Hewitt Blackwall Broderip Office Humane Ireland Scotland Lont Watton Thomas Harte Franks 10Th Regiment of Foot Nicholls Benjamin Burton Johnson Cooke Johnson Franks Exeter Mr. Johnson

Hatton Garden murder case unfolds in police inquiry

A woman named Clarke is detained on a murder charge regarding Harry Jenkins. Witness Phoebe Davidson relates events at Jenkins’s Tonbridge Street room, where Clarke lived with the deceased. Jenkins injured by a knife while woodcutting, later treated with brandy and medicine. authorities caution on admissible evidence.

Titterton Bennett Giget Phoebe Davidson Argyleplace Tonbridge-street New Road

Edinburgh Speculative Society Dinner Marks Seventieth Anniversary

Edinburgh and its members gathered at Hopetoun Rooms to celebrate the Speculative Society's 70th year with Lord Jeffrey in the chair and Lord Gillies and J A Murray as croupiers. Toasts honored the society, the University of Edinburgh, and Henry Brougham, with speeches praising learning, early intellectual daring, and public education.

Caledonian Mercury Speculative Society Edinburgh Hopetoun Tevanty Lord Jeffrey Lord Gillies J. A. Murray George Clerk Lord Moncreiff Wilson University of Edinburgh Profezsors Sir George Clerk Stewart Playfair Leslie Gregory Cheera Beers University of Glasgow Courts of Justice Professor Wilson Jeffrey Bar of Scotland Lord J Professor W Thatch Max Francis Jerryc Thig Henry Brougham Nonage Europe Syracuse Copenhagen England Bell Lancaster Wood Taree Lord Jeffery Lord Brougham Shoul Sucharacter Walter Scout

Indigo Sale Posts Mixed Demand and Price Gains

Indigo sale ends after two days with 2348 cheats offered from Bengal Madras Oude and other districts. About 900 dhentat bought by proprietors amid speculative demand as stocks run low. Bengal iddigos rise from 1s to 1s 6d per lb and Madras gains from 9d to 1s 8d for middling and ordinary grades compared with October sale.

Bengal Madras Karpah Pondichersys Lodis

Funeral of Alderman C Smith in Cordwainers Ward

The funeral of Alderman Christopher Smith of Cordwainers Ward was held with public honours at St Anthonin’s Church Watling Street. The common council police ward marshals and Lord Mayor attended as pallbearers and procession followed from the late Alderman’s Adelphi home. The hearse drawn by six horses led by Mr Herring carried the deceased’s sons and friends. the church wore mourning and the ward populace showed highest respect. He was eighty five but wore a wig giving an air of youth.

Queen-Square Ann Gibbons Doyley-street Chelsea Barrell General Bruce Sloane-street Ann Garthwaite Kimber Knightsbridge Perkins King’s-road Thompson Grosvenorrow Bruce Burrell House of Correction Thomas Hoseason Grosvenor-street West Pimlico Messrs. Gregorie and Burrell John Holt White Huseason Hosenson Wyatt Edward Routledge Palace-street Routledge Town Hall Geddings Alderman Thorp Robert Smart Henry Smith Smart Green-street St. George the Martyr Southwark Thorp Johnson Forthirrth R. Geddings Christopher Smith Cordwainers St.Antholin’s Watling-street Adelphi Temple-bar

Affray Between Mr G and Military Officer on Abbieton Common

A morning clash occurred on Abbieton Common between Mr G of Hampton and a military officer after insulting remarks about a captain’s character. Seconds failed to stop gunfire. the officer was wounded above the elbow but the parties briefly reconciled before parting.

Abbieton Coun Moon Hampton, On Sunies Middlesex Mwaies

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