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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 30, 1836

Page

1

Bankruptcies and dismissals of William Beaumont millers and others

A long list of bankruptcies and separations is announced, naming William Beaumont and Charles Beaumont of Thames Ditton as millers with bankruptcies superseded. Francis Bishop and William Wilkes of Gloucester, John Calthorp of Gosberton, and many others with surrender dates set for February 5 and March 11 at the Court of Bankruptcy, with several solicitors and official assignees listed. Also includes certificates, partnerships dissolved, sugar prices, and law notices.

William Beaumont John Calthorp Gosberton Lincolnshire Koamester Altorteys Messrs Willis and Co Tokenhouse-yard London Carter Spalding Simon Baz Hemmer Ely-place City Attorneya Ashurst and Fainsford Cheapside Groom Abchurchlane Abraham Lazarus Chiswell-street Court of Bankruptcy Turner and Heesman Basing-lane Gibson Basinghall-street Rebecca Thompson Liverpool Clarendon Rooms Blackstock Bance Vincent Temple Brabner Commissioners’rooms Manchester Pic Fanspeins Adlington Gregory A Faulkner Follett Bedford-row George Wood Loughborough Leicestershire King's Ent Son Brocknoghborough South-street Grosvenor-square A.sod T. Rivers Egham Surrey R. Smith Sen Lower Jhames-Street Wharfinger Foster Yalding Kent Malster Falcon-square G. Brown Maldon Essex A. Hancock Newbury Berkshire George Inn Reading Priestley Fishergate York Falcon Inn J. Roberts Holbeck Yorkshire Woolstapler Leeds J.W. Morley Horncastle Attic White Hart Inn Spilsby Gough J. Love Havant Southampton Atone Bear Inn W. Burton Great Glenn Carrier Three Crowns Hotel Leicester

Designs for Parliament houses and military promotions list

Notice of designs for the new Houses of Parliament with attendance dates at New Palace Yard, Westminster, and minute proof of authentication required. Also long list of military promotions and appointments across regiments, corps and colleges dated Jan 1836, followed by insolvency declaration for Thomas Brown.

Office of Woods, &c House of Commons New Palace-yard Westminster War Office 14Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Cornet W.underwood Light Dragoons 14Th Regiment of Foot R. Ellerton Enaiga Carleton G. B.C. Crespigny Purchase Willock 45Th Regiment of Foot Foot R. Jennings Miles A. Cathcart Jennings 8Th Foot W. Hunter 55Th Regiment of Foot J. A. Whitaker 20Th Foot C. R. Storey Hope A. &. O. Donaldson Royal Military College Storey J. Curtin Peonefather M. Morphett 63D Regiment of Foot Barnett 46Th W.* Fisher Purchise Buiton FB. A. YF Eyucourt Fisher M. Mordaunt D’eyocourt W. Lott, Bart Hunter 26Th Regiment of Foot Wilson Crowther A. Daubeney A. H. Harris Daubeney T. L. K. Nelson 64Th Regiment of Foot Mor Pareenas Connolly E. B. Hale Archase Thurston TG. Sherlock Hale 4Th Foot Ww. Fisher Nelson Rifle Brigade E. A. Somerset Royal Malta Fencible Regiment JJ. Galland G. B. Virtu A. Malter Galland Anatracarp J. Borthwick 12Th Regiment of Foot Starr J. Hope Regiment of Foot Armstrong Hoserrau Starr Theodore Gordon M.D

Court actions on custody and contempt in common pleas

The court considered surreptitious removal of children from Weymouth as contempt and discharged the rule. The Attorney General sought absolute attachment for not delivering up the children, but stayed the attachment for a month to allow compliance. In related cases Hollingsworth v Brags involved amending pleas, while Simes v Goodfellow saw the arbitrator's award upheld and the rule discharged.

Court OF King’s Bench Jay Banco King Haywood Sidney Taylor Blennerhasset Fairman Austin C. Buller Sullivan Clarkson Lambeth Street King D. Arnold Poole C. Bennett C. H.nrietta Greerbill Satjenat Wilde W. Follett Sir W. Follett Justice Patteson Serjeant Wilde Lord Denman Weymouth Littledale Williams Coleridge Henrietta Greenaill Court OF Common Pleas Hollingsworth Brtags Nist Richards Maule Simes Goodfellow Serjeant Wilde Mr. Crowder Crowder Loni

Court of Exchequer Sifts Dental Fees Case

In a January ruling Lord Abinger set aside a verdict in a suit for a wife’s teeth charges, noting no real work was shown and the jaw’s dimensions resembled clothing measures. The rule to grant a new trial or stay proceedings was made absolute. A second seamen wage case in Liverpool saw damages of 231 with a similar rule discharged.

Court OF Exchequer Warren C. Collins White Sanders Middlesex Lord Abinger Whyte Baron Parke Lord Abioger Johnson Hamilton Alexander Wightman Liverpool

Unstamped papers cases and dog incident at Queen Square

At High Holborn William Fagman was fined twenty pounds for selling unstamped newspapers and imprisoned six months on default. Juvenile suspects in Newcastle Street and Oldham Street cases were discharged with papers detained. A dog cruelty incident at Crown and Cushion led to a one month House of Correction sentence.

Bow-Street William Nicholas Fagman High Holborn George Davis People’s Week Y Dispatch F. Roe Mr. Tilsey Stamp Office John Shropshire Shackell Newcaaltle-street Brown Charing-croas Blackfriars Witsess Thomas Jones Wiet People’s Weekly Dispatch Political Register Watts Livery-street Birmingam Cousins Duke-street Great Wild-street Lincoln’s-tno-fields Wilson Great Wild Street Edmonds Minshall John Wilson Fom Crown and Cushion Little Russell-street Covent-garden Defendadt House of Correction

UNION HALL ARSON CASE AT ROTHERHITHE

A lengthened examination at Union Hall before Mr Wedgwood and Mr Trail proceeded on a charge of arson against Henry Fisk a river pilot and shopkeeper and Jane his wife of Chesry garden street Rotherhithe. They were accused of setting fire to their premises on two occasions and were remanded for further examination after depositions and police testimony.

Elizabeth Clifford Bourne-Street Pimlico Savings’ Bank Ann Spencer Kensington Thorne Tothill-street Westminster Rutherdon Moorfields Savings Bank Nelson Bank of England Clifford Dunbar Newgate James Staford Gainford-street Islington Henry Hughes Chetses Beaton Willian Collin Cadogan-street Chelsea Awelvet Sonth Rotherhithe

The Coercion Bill and Ireland’s Tumultuous Year 1836

A Dublin Papers summary notes Scottish and Irish tensions over coercion measures and police expansions in Tipperary and surrounding counties. It references magistrates asking for more police, local resistance to taxation, and a deputation from Dublin Castle querying the Birr quarter sessions chair decision. It also mentions bank stock sales in London, Mr. O Dwyer’s visit to Drogheda, and Orangeism activity including a Belfast circular from January 1836 calling for unity within the Orange Lodge and signaling continued factional agitation.

Tom Cringle William Blackwood Senes Edinburgh T. Cadell Strand London Rprackwood Fancy Fairfield Select Committee Orange Lodges Ireland Troy Delta Joanna Baillie William Blackwood J. G F. Rivington J. Doocao B. Fellowes Luttaby and Co E. Hodgson J. Dowding G. Lawford T. Laycock J. Fraser W. Mason J. M. Richardson J. Boho T. Allman J. Bain H. Dixon J. Bryant S. Hodson St. Hodgron J. H. Parker Oxford Deighton Cambridge Nas. Sau Wm, Senior Thomas Edwards Augustus DE Morgan Ay Messrs Baldwin and Cradock Dublin Tucodey Mail Sipgeraos Inst Tipperary Freeman’s Journal Dublin Castle Ite Birr Julian Rha Morrera

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