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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1832

Page

1

Electors of the Metropolitan Borough at Lambeth

An appeal to the electors of the Metropolitan Borough at Lambeth urging civic participation and outlining upcoming voting implications and local governance matters. The brief emphasizes the community's role in shaping municipal decisions and standards for public services.

Borouch Lambeth

Perrin g's Patent Extra Light Beaver Hats Adverts

John Perring warns nobles and public that beaver hats claiming Perrin g's make are forged or misrepresented. He lists genuine prices and directs buyers to 85 Strand near Cecil Street to ensure authenticity and receive correct naming on lining.

Perwing United Kingdom India Spain Portugal France Hata Perrimg John Perring Strand Cecil-street

Beery and Death Bill Debated in Lords Session

The Earl of StarrrsktkyY took his seat after five. The Beer Amendment Bill passed third reading. Bills on distilling spirits from angel wurzel and the Union of Parishes were introduced. The Punishment of Death Bill also passed third reading after a Wyxraukle amendment. Lords discussed petitions against slavery and tithes, with major public petitions cited.

Earl of Starrrsktkyy Woolsack Bernat Commons Angel Wurzel Union of Parishes Sfreland Earl of Strrreco Wyxraukle Lord Kenyon William Stockdale Earl of West India Proprietors Goderich Joan Jamaica His Skefield Liverpool Leicester Bath Chalford Fill Gloucestershire Earl’s Coombe Marquis of Headford Ireland Marquis of Westmeath

Irish petitions and reform debates in the House of Commons

Members tabled petitions from Meath Longford and Mayo on education reform and duty reductions for linen trade. O Connell and Hume urged broader reforms, with discussion on registration fairness and objections to the Poor Removal and Privileges of Parliament bills. the session adjourned after the printed petition order.

Duloney Grey Wickham O'Connor Ron Meath Ireland Fefroy Longford Robert Bateson Animn Baronet Graham Londonderry J. Brown Mayo Hume Jons Newport Henry PagNee Stanley Edward Hayes Wexford Heywood Manchester Ashton Laine Great Bolton Lancashire Wilbraham Salford Crewe Wason Ipswich Suffolk R. A. Dundas St. Andrew’s Spain Birmingham Francis Bure Brett O’connell O'C Edward Sugden Hull Blackney Lagland St. Mary, Whitechapel Bethnalgreen National Union Birmingham Mechanics’ Institute Thornton Hierries Lord Althorpe

Petitions on Ireland Education and Tithe System Debated

The Earl of Radnor and other nobles presented petitions from Manchester Nottingham and northern Ireland concerning the new education system in Ireland. Several protests appeared against changes to education and the Irish tithe collection plan with Lord Chancellor and Lord Plunkett urging support and noting 125 093 scholars ready to receive benefits from the new plan.

Earl of Radnor Manchester Marquis of Lansdown Nottingham Ireland Duniférmline Lord Plunkett

Loyal Meeting In Edinburgh Addresses Loyalty To The King

A public meeting in Edinburgh’s Large Hall addressed the recent attack on the King at Ascot. Lord Provost chairs as Sir Thomas Dick Lander and other notable figures speak, culminating in a unanimous loyalty address condemning the treasonable act against the monarch.

George-street Ascot Lord Moncreiff John Sinclair A. Maitland Gibson John S. Forbes T. Dick Lauder J. G. Craig Thomas Dick Lander T. Dick Lander J. A. Murray Mr. Craig C. Fergusson Kilkerton J. Sinclair Mr. Henderson J. Forbes New North Briton

Odd Phenomenon in River Water Near Braintree Silk Works

A singular appearance has been seen in a pond where river water feeds a major silk factory in Braintree. For several days bubbling occurs and much mud is churned. Initial thought blamed an otter, drawing crowds with sticks and dogs to chase it, but that proved wrong. Bubbling and mud rise persist, though less intensely.

Leake F- Taylor New Bridge-street London Teylor Disborough Clement Braintree Essex Standard

Reform meeting in Greenwich and Woolwich parade

A large gathering of Greenwich and Woolwich electors heard F G Hamford outline his bid as a Reform candidate for Parliament. Delegates and speakers pressed questions on tithes, taxes, corn laws, and Ireland, with strong critique of Tory figures and calls for abolition of slave trade and reform of clergy power.

Reform Woolwich Gkves Plumste Chaiston F. G. Hanford Greenwich Woolwith Burt Hamond Woulwich Parliamiett Hitchin Ireland England Rowley Mr. Bernard Charles Wetherell Angerstein House of Commons Maidstone Court of King’s Bench Parsons Earl Grey Lord Brougham London Canterbury House of Lords France Italy Continent Dundas Smith Eldon Ellenborough Mr. Angerstein Royal Navy Fane Mr. Anserstein Banne Eet Raglisings P . Flat F. G. Hamond Garner Deptford Phamstead

Tithes and Tithe Resistance Expand Across Counties

An Irish notice reports subscriptions for tithe expenses in Kilmagee and Wexford, with broad support aimed at meeting costs. Public agitation spreads to Longford and Westmeath as cattle sales in Ballinalee approach, with handbills urging defiance of tithe demands and condemning attorneys who enforce them. insolvencies listed in Kerry in Gazette.

Kilmagee Pee Hog Politica Agen Aiektris Mie Wexford Longford Westmeath Ballinalee Granard Kildare County Kerry

Lord Wilso Retires From Fete Amid Royal Attendance

Reports say Lord Wilso abruptly left the fete after a royal arrival by Sir Willoughby Gorton and the Queen. Lord Grey was anticipated to join the Majesties in attendance as part of the day’s anticipated royal presence.

Lord Wilso Willoughby Gorton Lord Grey

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