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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 14, 1837

Page

1

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT NEWS FROM JULY 13 1837

Lords debate multiple bills including the Cruelty to Animals and Public Works in Ireland. The Reform Bill split opinions with key figures urging passage or opposition. Petitions on debt, church rates, and workhouse chaplains provoke strong exchanges as committees report on railway and other bills.

Duke of Rhusotoxy Lord Durham Lancaster Beornettos House of Commons London and Birmingham Railway Grand Collier Docks Caoutchouc Companies Dowlais Lords Justices Glasgow and Greenock West London and Westminster Lockatro Canal Viscount Duscanson Public Works (Ireland Bank of Ireland Consolidated Fund Lord Discasnos Viscount Duncannon Vhce Marquis Westminster Mohue Lord Brougham Pete Syes Lord Harrowby Haddington el Viscount Duncanson United Kingdom Bishnp Exeter Kent Manchester Igedoor Lardy Abe Nile Maxter Kia Commons Conference Marquis of Salisbury Lord Fitzgerald Bishop Lord Braybrooke Marquis of Sauspury Earl of Radnor Earl Stanhope Earl Radoor

Travelling in the South by Wiss Wartineau

An account of a daylong journey from Richmond Virginia toward Raleigh describes river crossing without a bridge, a sunken wheel rescued by passengers and local help, a hungry wait for breakfast, a broken coach, and a final arrival in Raleigh after a grueling, cold trek through a forested landscape in March 1635.

Richmond Virginia Salvator Rosa Raleigh North Carolina Wiss Wartineau America

Public Sales Register at Stamford and London Auction Pieces

Records show July 13 sales by Mr George Robins including 77 acres at Stamford parish lands sold for 18000 guineas and Yew Tree Farm Nave stock Essex with 67 acres for 10001, plus leasehold and copyhold properties in Piccadilly Chelsea and Fulham. Other items describe Dublin duelling notices and a Toulon murder by a Maltese convict awaiting execution.

George Robins Mart Borough of Stamford St. Martin's All Sainte St. George’s St. Michael's Pariahes Navestock Essex Piccadilly Duke of Portland Elysium-row Fulham Marlborough Square Chelsea Cowfold Horsham Sussex

Excursion of Directors Rushes to Boxmoor by Rail Line

A national railway venture event saw directors and titled guests depart from Euston-grove in two trains to Boxmoor on a 23 mile journey. The first train of fourteen carriages carried 150 people, the second with sixteen carriages carried 200. Officials noted rapid progress, canal barge spectators, and extensive viaduct works. An accident at the end injured Mr. Campbell and Sir John Raid, but they recovered with restoratives.

Pechelgl Wilks T. Duncombe Warburton P. Stewart Inglis Stewart Bank of England House of Commons Thompson Mr. Young J. Wrottesley Alderman Thompson Court of Chancery Warley S. Wuntrey J. Wrot- Testky Fresufiep P. Thomson Estcourt T. Thomson Finsbury P. Tompson Wagparton R. Liglis University of Oxford Bridport R. Iserts John Russell Lords House of Lords R. Inglis Heathcote Board of Control Couthry France P. Thompson Poweret Thomas Commons R. Price Wyse Borthwick J. Russell Marquis of Salisbury Unis Dublin Toulon Hulke Rales Ove O Euston-grove Boxmoor Cartney Lord Sandon Lord Berry Lord Northwick Lord Hathberton the Hoo Dudley Sryder J. R. Reid M.P Mr. Tooke John Lubbock James M‘adam John Sebrigt Pack Primrose Hill Jeng Kennal-green Brent Watford Camden Town Mr. Campbell Sir John Raid

South Sea Company Condoles Queen, Seeks Royal Patronage

A special general court at the South Sea House approved an address condoling Queen Victoria on the death of the Queen Dowager’s husband and requesting continued royal patronage. Proposals included a condolence to the Queen Dowager and a formal request for ongoing governance by the Crown. The meeting adjourned after approving the motions.

South Sea Stock South Sea House Souveretgo South Sea Company Bosanauet Mocatta Ning George the Third Mecatta Cuaraman Last India Company Cuartman

Destruction of Weirs on Suir and Ross Rivers

About eleven o'clock Saturday a mob attacked salmon weirs between Waterford and the sea. Dozens of boats descended the Suir and Ross with weapons, destroying nearly all remaining weirs. Authorities moved to prevent unrest, yet no major clashes occurred. The Ross and Suir incidents follow recent Wexford assizes verdicts and renewed tensions over Scotch weirs.

Suir Roas River Ross River Wexford Sith Ballionkill Wright Laurence Cruise Smith Esquy R.M Waterford Mirror Cousseur Tvening William Yarrell Abbott Trebizond Persia Cumming Mapilla Martin Gould Darwin Society France Tne

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