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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1832

Page

1

Smithies trial recounts arson and insurance dispute details

The long testimony traces Smithies and Davis across burn marks and rent tensions, with insurers, witnesses, and a jury's grave verdict. It notes bones of contention about stock, policy, and the accused's own defense, ending with a death sentence and dissection.

Samuel Davis Barry Smithies Witoeda James Leader Excise Edward Flemin British Fire Office Charles James White Oxon Burroughs Edward Lonadale Middlesex Hospital Thomas Bayliss Stephen-street Tottenham-court-road Cobh Field Cobb Justice Gaselee Susannah Cobb Begjamin Cobb Mr. Smithies Davis White-street Criplegate Witness No. 7 Blgcourt Hatton-garden Bayliss Curtis Ralpho Harrison Thomas Stoory Justice Gazelee

Mansion House Robbery Scheme Spoils Merchants

A novel robbery method targets merchants at warehouses used for country shipments. Messengers announce packages to wagons at set hours, alerting thieves who dispatch a cart and driver to seize the goods unseen. The scheme relies on routine warehouse calls and trusted couriers to avoid suspicion.

Knighthood for Major-General John Macleod and royal promotions

The Gazette notes on July 4 1832 at St James Palace Major-General John Macleod of the 8th Highlanders receives Knight Bachelor and senior orders. War Office lists numerous promotions by purchase and exchange across regiments including Foot Dragoon Guards and West India units, plus an Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry commission.

Arpenter James Mackintosh Sheffield Bard—Metropolitan Stanzea London Birmingam William Carpenter W. Strange Paternoster Row G. Cowie Strand J. Guest Steelhouse-lane Birmin Doherty Withey-grove Manchester Mann Leeda High Holborn J. Mitchell Old Bond-street Sherwood and Co Dobbs and Co Fleet-street Sus- Venance Piccadilly Rockwellera Stow-park Lincolnshire Mhomatn Rupe Omas Coveney Benenden Kent William Summers Wilson-street Finsbury-square Linklages Messrs Gregory and Sons Wax Chandler's Hall Maiden-lane James Bethune Bostock Thomas Henry Mus Fares Wealackasin City-roed Acto Mane Court of Bankruptcy Teesdale Symes Weston Fenchurch Street John Clark Godalming Surrey Cheapside HS Thomas Saunders Austin Friars Merchant Jackson Newton Andrew ‘Hood Darlington-piece Southwark Bridgeroad Spirit-dealer Wilde College-hill William. Sell St. Martie’s Dane Turner Basing-love Broadstreet Charles Saxe Conduit Hanover-square Mc. Young Poland-street Oxford-street William Ogden Heywood Bury Lancashire Palace Messis The Star and Garter Son Brighthelmston Freeman and Bothumley Coleman-street Mesara Benson and Freeman Brighton Edward Cobb Atone Star Inn Riessra Adlington Gregory Faulkner Bedford Row Coates L. Solomon Bristol P. Philips Houpefordaoaskel J. Bartholomew Derby Newgate Street J. Osborne Colchester Jay W. Tickner Fenterden White Lion Inn Tenterden J. Neale Liverpool Mr. C. Bardswell W. Hynde Messrs. Pritt, Clay Hornington Yorkshire Falcon Inn York J. Wagstaff Dentob H. Stuart Worcester Guildhall Coftechanse Minness C J. Daughtrey Ridderminster White S. Hodson Glossop Derbyshire Albion J. and P. Fenton H. Beaver Star Inc J. Clark Storer-street Mile-End Old Town Ateney E. Devin William Fernley Stockport Cheshire J. Ig Orthampton-square iClerkenwell E. Mace Sen Osnaburg-street Regent’s-park W. Selkirk Birmingham T. Greenhill Great Dover Street E. Murdoch Rayleigh Essex Scrivener W. H. Gardiner Norton-folgate E. Gowland Great Dover-street Clement S-Lane S. Arrowsmith Sulo-square Feo R. Haswell H. Meyer Headily F. K.sarnes W. O. Gwyer E. Roberts J. Ww.Adlard Tooley-street C. Payne J. Foot C. S. Middleton Wigan Merdaunt E. Lynch J. Tetlow S. Miller J. Marshall Northampton J. R. Barras St. James’s Palace John Macleod T8th Regiment of Highlanders Mill Order of the Bath War Office Royal Regiment of Horse Guards G. C. W. Forester Dashwood Cornet H- Pitt Purchase Forester Lord Alfred Paget Pitt 6Th Regiment of Dragoon Guards A. G. F. Jocelyn Campbell J. H. Dickson Elton J. Macpherson Dennie J. G. D._ Taylor Macpherson R. G. Hughes Taylor Gisborne Rumley 96Th Foot J. Stewart M. Sherer 1St West India Regiment J. R. Grant Pattison 2D West India Regiment A. H. Pattison West Indie Regiment Office of Ordnance Royal Regiment of Artillery E. Eyre Baker J. H. Franklyn Trevor Adet S. Hornby Hinchliffe Pigotenant Poniden Atleman Cain Sebastian Rowan M'Ce Coy J. N. A. Freese Alee Eavefan Grant Feetenss Murray Colfts Turser Lisitenant County Flintshire Cai C. Philips Latte Comanry Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry

The Markets London New Price Current report

West India Muscovado demand was dull with heavy market mood and total sales around 2,500 birds and trays. Refined sugars lagged amid Hamburg reports, with lump prices near 64s 6d, fine trashed 33s and 92s 6d. Mauritius and Manilla sugars sold steadily at prior levels, Havannahs priced higher than recent bids, Brazil sugars limited, and coffee sales declined over the week.

London Hamburgh East India Manilla Uest Siam Mauritius Havannah Brazil Rio Bahia CorFrez Ernich Asellj Galton Geneva Actiommely Limited Boheas Congous Twinkays Madras Isa Pebice Russia Bengal Inpico Ndigo Pimenzo

Petition on Voting Rights at Woolwich and Illumination Protests

A letter from 1838 praises government restraint at Woolwich allowing canvassing and free voting, crediting the ministry and officers for non interference. It also notes a London agitation urging three consecutive nights of illumination, questioning who should bear the expenses for such "childish objects" and signaling public discontent.

Woolwich Presen Cathering-house Blackheath-hil Aly London Enristta-Street Jaly

Fragmented letter from 19th century press reader

The piece appears as a pasted correspondence in a 19th century issue, referencing the Monitor of the True Sun, the Poor Man's Guardian, and names such as Colley and Barry. It discusses letters about authorities, possible convictions, and a criminal charge context, with mentions of a gold taps purchase and a three month term.

Yumi Sge Manera Doe Judd i Minis Skletof Gey Brougham Co Tenon Jw King-street Lambeth Colley Curry Barry

Through the Journal on Military Punishment and Inquiries

The piece discusses how the case of S was answered by Mr iste an and Hobhouse, critiquing ignorance about military punishment. It surveys how such punishments were delivered, including instalments, halberd removal, and the regimental process, noting delays and calls for fuller historical accounting.

Manchester Vagran Ireland Conant Daniel Howell Union-Hall Anne Bourne Allen Fraser King-street Peckham Scotland Prio Ie James Bogie Mr. Fraser Sinclair Ang Mit Fraaer Tn Suamr R Fr. Allen Somerville Commons John Ana Lennox J.C. Hobhouse Wyndham National Clitical Union Preston Mack Ber Eo Orweller Meats Regiment

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