08 Jul 1835
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 08, 1835
Page
1
A jumbled page fragment shows an 18th century style ad offering packets and mail service details, with references to a Post-office and weekly schedules, plus a probate notice for Anthony Bailey detailing estate claims and creditors. The text mixes carriage sales, shop hints, and a poetic couplet about a nobleman on the highway, with a stray line mentioning Gray’s Lux Wine and counterfeit goods warnings.
The text lists numerous bankruptcy cases and appointments across Liverpool Manchester and London with dates in July and August. It mentions creditors and official assignees at the Court of Bankruptcy and notes various solicitors and attorneys. The House of Commons scene includes petitions on Irish Church Bill boundaries press freedom militia appointments and Tamworth borough affairs with remarks from Sir Robert Peel and Mr Grote.
The Lords debated lunatics' property rights in Ireland and the plan to build a temporary House of Lords while the new Parliament is erected. Lord Denman sat on the Woolsack as motions for alternative arrangements, market bills, and tithe reforms were discussed alongside petitions calling for stamp tax repeal and juvenile offender considerations.
Lord Suffield died Monday evening following an accident in St James's Park when his horse fell. He was in his 14th year. the present lord is in his 23rd year. Also notes on a Monday meeting of the Tasked Committee regarding labour grievances and potential reforms, with references to government plans and a property sale at three acres and ree-quarters.
The lengthy debate centers on whether to preserve an ancient chapel site amid proposed demolition. Lords heard expert opinions from architects on restoration versus risk, with calls to protect the monument while allowing necessary work.
A late 1835 correspondence from the Royal Chelsea Hospital asks for interruption of a decision regarding pensions and remission under the Order in Council. It directs pensioners serving in the force to prove actual service and produce documentation for proper hospital and pension entries, from Lieutenant-General De Lacy Evans to the secretary.
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