True Sun and Weekly True Sun advertised editions
An advertisement from Appleyard's General Newspaper Office lists the True Sun and Weekly True Sun editions. It notes the Saturday afternoon edition goes on sale by four o'clock, with prompt delivery of all newspapers in town and ordered morning papers dispatched to the country at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West of England
Life Assurance Office
G. G. Bennis
The
Paris Advertiser
Rue Neuve Saint Augustin
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Europe
England
Germany
Italy
Holland
Ireland
Austria
Switerland
Greece
Scotland
Russia
Spain
Turkey
America
Poland
Portugal
Algiers
France
Prussia
Belgium
Egypt
London
Department of Science
Eid Capitalist
Old World
Paternosterton
West OF England Life Assurance Company
Iiesinus
Europes
Peel's Coffee
Fleet-Street
Mr. Washbourne
Salisbury Squire
Poe
True Sun
Appleyard
Walnut Tree-walk
Lambeth
Brefitt and Co
Hungerford Wharf
Trand
Various 1830s Publications and Retail Notices in The Sacred Star
A broad catalog of publications announced including No 1 of The Sacred Star Monthly Magazine with 30 pages and a steel engraving, No 2 delayed to August, plus The Preston Temperance Advocate No VII, and The Cottage Gardener by J Poynter jun. Also advertised are Perrings light hats and beaver hats, Brrefitt and Co Italian cream dressing, Pauls medicines, and Wain and Co clothing with bold pricing and stock notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Sacred Star
Willapear
Preston Temperance Advocate
Chambers’ Journal
Penny Magazine
England
J. Poynter
Price
A. Paul
United
Wain and Co., Tailors, &c
Leet-Street
New Bride-street
Imperial
Saxony Petersham
S. and Co
Savings Banks in France Report Growth and Incidents
A report on the Savings Banks of Paris shows 1833 deposits reached 8,733,000 francs from 141,741 accounts, with reimbursements at 4,066,000. Deposits in 1833 nearly doubled 1832 while reimbursements rose by about a third, generating a larger excess of receipts over payouts. Depositors’ total due rose to 12,581,367 francs by end of 1833. The number of new depositors expanded from 4,916 in 1832 to 8,160 in 1833 and 16,891 across departments. Separate notes mention a young woman leaping from a Paris window injuring bystanders and two Harrow rail accidents injuring jockeys and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Benjamin Delessert
Theue de l'Egout
Harrow
Captain Mason
Hope Ockey
Court of Review approves superseding bankruptcy order
Southampton court reports that creditors agreeing at twenty shillings in the pound consented to supersede the commission while one absentee creditor owed 19 pounds was unlocated. The bankrupt, a medical man in Van Diemen's Land, had given attorney power to his brother. Their Honours granted the order and directed the absentee debt to be paid to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Review
Southampton
Pines
Orowther
Swanston
van Dieman’s Land
Recorder's Court Faces Delays As Aldermen Fail To Attend
The Recorder arrives at ten, Court cannot form without three Aldermen, returns to Guildhall as sessional business demands. Jurors and lawyers complain of crowding and neglect of municipal duty. Judge offers to stay till midnight to clear business, but no notable cases arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild Hall
Lucas
Alley
Hertford
Conviction of a Ring-Dropper in Surrey Sessions
Thomas Murray, a fourman long active as a ring dropper, was tried for defrauding a young woman named Ross on Blackfriars Road. He pressed for a false sale of earrings valued at 51 18s 6d, attempted to inflate the price, and was caught with the money by police. The chairman sentenced him to seven years' transport to set an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murray
Ross
Blackfriars’road
Therisoner
Andrews
M Division
Nicholas
Broderip
Toahie
Public inquiry into 1834 letter lottery scam at Minories
Joseph Ady appeared before the Lord Mayor charged with unlawfully obtaining a sovereign in a deception linked to a James Laurie letter. Witnesses Tebbutt and Hammond described paying a sovereign based on promises of a 250 pound benefit, the supposed Laurie relationship, and Ady's denial of wrongdoing, while a printed notice from July 1834 advertised personal attendance and 20 shillings for trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Joseph Ady
Francis Tebbutt
Welton
Northamptonshire
James Laurie
Clapton
Austin-friars
Hammond
Circus
Peter Laurie
Laurie
Tebbutt
Londqn
London Court Dockets Extensive Robbery Case
In a London hearing, George Firewood and Susanna Firewood faced final exam for pilfering from employer Mr. Lloyd, with prosectors presenting evidence from twenty pawnbrokers. Witness Stephen Smith detailed repeated attempts to hide stolen footwear, the couple’s arrest followed by searches of lodgings and pawnbrokers. The court ordered further proceedings next week and Lloyd pressed questions about a personal fortune while the prisoners faced charges and conditional release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
George Firewood
Lloyd
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Susanna Firewood
Sen
Doyd
Stephen Smith
Wailess
Conant
Landrakep
Ieee
Youen
Animals’ Friend Society
Messrs
Yer
Hall
Ross
Queen-Square
Gregorie
St. Margaret’s Parish
Hen and Jazees Smith
St. Margaret’s
Gosport
Sylvester
Thames-Office
James Bust
Broderip
Combe
Ruth Bust
George Ightingale
Stepney
Mr.ightingale
Knighthood and Major Promotions in Prince Edward Island Honors
The Gazette lists July 1834 royal appointments across regiments. Aretas William Young is knighted, with numerous promotions by purchase or without, detailing officers from the Dragoon Guards to the 94th Foot and other regiments, plus cadets and appointments at various dates, including July 11. Insolvency declarations and bankruptcy notices follow for multiple tradesmen and professionals in London and environs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s Palace
Aretas William Young
Feq
Prince Edward’s
Isan
War Office
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Cornet
Alfred Scott
Purchase
Smith
Stephen Percy Groves
94Th Fou
Te Cornet
Scott
3D Dragoon Guards
David Lister
Alexander Campbell
4Th Dragoon Guards
George Bagot Gosset
19Th Light Dragoons
Maclean
John Gunn Collins
Campbell
Henry Horatio Kitchener
Collins
James Allan Cameron
Kitchener
16Th Light Dragoons
William Perase
13Th Light Dragoons
Murray
4Th Regiment of Foot
Henry William Breton
Mackenzie
James England
Breton
William Lonsdale
England
Robert H. Monypenny
Lonsdale
George King
Monypenny
6Th Foot
John Craven Nansergh
Rae
Foot
Frederick H. Lang
Royal Military College
Mansergh
7Th Foot
Robert Ross
52D Foot
Norman
28Th Foot
Eric Mackay
Elton
William Agustus Gwynne
Mackay
Armstrong
Edward Warren
Boyd
William Hagart
Warren
George Fenton Fletcher Boughey
Hare
William Fowlis
Boughey
60Th Foot
Freeman Murray
Pigott
Henry Wells
Butler
George Pigott
George Claudius Beresford Stirling
Gosset
Stephen Henry Smyth
Lanling
George Witham
Durnford
Alfred Edward Hill
Witham
John Johnston
Hill
Thomas E. Lacy
Villiers
Alfre Arms
Lacy
George Pate Erskine
Harris
Richard Binney
Batterby
S. FP. de Baumares
Binney
George Monkland
de Saumarez
94Th Foot
George Maunsell
Groves
1St Dragoon Guards
West India Regiment
Anthony Hart Laslie
Bird
Ceylon
Geo
Robert Thompson
34Th Foot
Hospital Starr
William Gibson Byrne
77Th Foot
Sur-geon
Halkeyn
2D Foot
London Dock Stock Proposes Dividend After Half Year Review
London Dock Stock holders meet at the Dock-house to declare a dividend of 11 pounds 9 shillings 6d per share for the half year ending January 30. Directors report net earnings above costs with a 70,000 pound balance in store and discuss Smithfield tolls, inland warehouse bills, and bonded warehouse expansion. The meeting, chaired by Sis Blunt, adjourns after a ballot for new directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Dock
Prince’s Street
Bank
Mr. Lyall
M.P
Mr. Chapman
J.P
Sis Blunt
S. Cook
Court of Directors
Blunt
Court of Proprietors
Danaver
S. Dixon
Smithfield
Bailey
Dixon
Yeéa. Eo
St. Katharine’s
Calley
Henr
Loddon
Blant
Feng
Diesiare
Mana
Fragmented legal notices mix with bankruptcies and partnerships
A dense listing of attorney firms, auctions, and notices records July and August proceedings across Bristol Birmingham Norwich Plymouth London and Manchester. It notes appointments for estate rights leases and bankruptcies, with numerous names, inns and firms, and dissolutions of partnerships in multiple counties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society of Operative Flasfriendly Soyonday
Sumner
Barsac and
Sautertte
Hock
Peper Moselle Champag
eNee EY and Co
Holborn
Gray’s Inn
Eta Clapean
Perring
Torget
Oldridge
Columbia
Air
Oldridgh
Idridge
Philadelphia
Gilbert Robinson
Great Britain
Knap Oldridge
W. Kidd
Chandos-street
West-Strand
Ros
John Perring
Strand
Cecil Street
Paul
Paillie
J. Paul
Blackfriars-road
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Savings’ Banks
S.cceesacee
LAW Intelligence
Jay 1
Surrey
Police Intelligence
Charles Farebrother
Taylor Copeland
the Gazette OF
William Briggs
Richmond
William Robert Thorn
Southend, Victualler
Court of Bankruptcy
Porter
Nelson
Newcourt
Temple
Johnson
Basinghall-street
James Flint
Siltoe
Bedfordshire
Draper
City
Grocer
Mesars
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Arcs Street
All-Street
Thomas Norvall
Wing-Street
West Smithfeld
Victualler
Court ‘of Bankruptcy
Eoning and Naylor
Hucklersbury
Mtr
Gibson
John Coade
Devonpo Groes
Royal Hotel
Plymouth
Hine
Mr. Brown
Liskeard
Cornwall
Messrs. Hicks
Morris
Gray’s Inn-square
Robert Hiewer
Walsall
Staffordshire
London Dock Company
Efmmn-Aubortds
Thers
Waiverhampton
Doveif
Pres Attorneys
Appléby
Aga Oak
Raymond’s Buildings
Gray's Inn
Bépsary Adda Ana Wiese
Oulton
Tisp
Daielegi
John Edward Ogden
Vortahite Seornaitter
Fata SrRehifsees Inn
Huddersfield
Say
Brighton
Faithful
King’s-road
Bedford-row
Holman
Devonport
Devonshire
Lincoln’s Inn
Robert Owen Hughes
Carnarvon
Goat H
Jeyes
Chancery-lane
Horne
Enbigh
Deleon Gs C
J. Collier
Wright
Bury-street
St. .James’s
Carpenter
Hardcastle
West Smithfield
T. G. Ramsay
S. Lancaster
Marklane
T. Ransford
Bristol
R. ‘Peauley
Great Barr
R. Atkinson
Hornington
York
J. Wroe
T.wroe
Bradford
Yorkshire
Britain
Ripon
T. Haire
D. T. Roy
J. B. Astbury
W. Williams
Stoke-upon- Rent
R. Lacey
J. Mercer
Kingswood
Wiltshire
Wootton-under-Edge
Gloucestershire
E.’ H. Lewyssohn
F. Carlisle
Manchester
J. Gibbon
W.gibbon
Aberdeen
W. Elmslie
G. Elmslie
James Smith
I. Weston
S. Gibson
Upper-street
Islington
J. Brown
G. Rushton
Stockart
Cheshire
G. Marshall
T. Marshall
Deptford
J. Paley
J. Langman
Rotherhithe
S. Fyson
A. .Beck
Lothbury
C. Jack
Stamford
Lincolnshire
T. Molyneux
H. Molyneux
Lower Tooting
Lower Mitcham
G. Scholes and Co
Marsden and Slaithwaite
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