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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 16, 1832

Page

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Messiah Second Edition Poem Vixhe Messiah Published

An advertisement notes the second edition of a poem titled Vixhe Messiah by the author of The Omnipresence of the Deity. It lists London booksellers and addresses for purchase and cites reviews from Weekly Times and Monthly Magazine praising the author’s skill in treatment of diseases and generative organ issues. It frames the work as a practical surgical essay and medical manual for readers afflicted by related maladies.

Regent-street London F ‘O Royal College of Surgeons Raberteet Chapple Pattmall Cathaine Troct Strand Upper King Street Bloomsbury Oxford-street Fladong’s Royal Exchange Guy

Illicit paternity case at the Lord Mayor's Court in London

An attorney's apprentice from Glastonbury is accused of fathering an illegitimate child with Rosa Hunt. The case reveals a drink fueled mix up where another man, Tom Morris, is said to be the true father. The matter unfolds with the Lord Mayor and city officers debating paternity while witnesses recount a drunken exchange at a hop.

Annals of Medicine Messrs Barclay and Sons Farringdon Street Butler Cheapside Sutton and Co Bow Church Stradling Gate of the Royal Exchange Anger Oxford-street Norton and Lowe Blackfriars Road London Vaughan Market-place Manchester Priestly Lord Street Liverpool Steers Southampton Clark Newport Isle of Wight Wright Portsmouth Roberts Gosport Forster Winchester Hampshire Kingston Lloyd Richmond Surrey Gotringe Hastings Massell Brighton Goodhurn Horsham Martin Lewes White Chichester Sussex Cuyling Stroud Clause Feversham Cotterill Canterbury Frith Sevenoaks Green Deptford-bridge Riches Greenwich Gordelier Sittingbourne Guest Tunbridge Jefferies Chatham Way Tunbridge Wells Kent Wells High-street Cheltenham Weaver Worcester Cook Ipswich Rumley Bury Suffolk Seymour Bishes Stortford Hertfordshire Hobbs Cambridge Burrows Walden Wykes Romford Lee Essex Smith Windsor Cooper and Cross Bath Waldron Hot Wells Holborn-hill Edward Walsh Glastonbury Somersetshire Rosa Hunt Rosa Thomas Morris Tom Morris Mortis Subcena Guildhall Henry Lucas Peter Laurie Messrs. Childs Emerson Paris Harmer Sir Peter Wm. Pole Farquhar Fonthill Marlborough Street Antonio Andre Ramage Mynheer von Reider Monsieur Ramage Monsieur Mynheer Hudibras Dyer Worship-Street Broughton Dowgate-wharf Kirs. White

University of London prize distribution honors all teachers

The University of London held a Saturday ceremony for prize distribution in languages and science. The Bishop of Chichester presided, praising new senate progress and the college link, with 139 pupils enrolled. Prizes were awarded to numerous students across Greek, Latin, mathematics, natural philosophy, philosophy of mind, logic, English literature, and law, while certificates for general ability were granted. The Bishop urged religious accommodation and noted improvements in governance, stressing education for dissenters, Catholics, and Jews without compromising beliefs.

London University Chichester Malden Senate A. C. Gooden J. Uwins J. Thomgenn J. Lainson C. Dobson C. Barton J. Batten Air. J. Thompson Mr. Aldam H. Cole R. Broome T. Watson R. N. Wornum S. Spalding J. Leifchild J. Williams W. Christie J. Watson J. Woolley Blair Lord W. Townshend T. Wheeler Harden Heath Hubbock Amos Hare Gale University of London

Polish refugees ordered to Algiers by French government

The Courrier Francais reports correspondence between Polish leaders and General Snowac ger, noting 400 Polish refugees who recently embarked for the far. France have been ordered to Algiers by the French Government against their will. Police commissioners direct superintendents to request parish authorities in five divisions to return burial counts for the current month and the same month last year.

Courrier Francais Snowac Agers France Algiers

Reform era court debate and ball plan in July meeting

A July 14 Common Council session heard the Lord Mayor explain his absence and an Alderman’s miscue at opening. The body debated a petition for a Hall dinner by Farringdon ward, voted against it, and discussed a proposed Reform Ball amid cholera concerns. The court approved cleaning Puddle-dock and allowed funds for the Cholera Morbus Committee before adjournment.

Thorp Weston Tickoer Farringdon

Middlesex County Meeting Supports Reform Loyalty

A sparsely attended Middlesex meeting at the Mermaid Tavern Hackney approved a loyal address to the King praising his escape from the attack and backing the Reform Bill. Speakers urged faithful support for Reform, praised ministers and Parliament, and entertained a potential Middlesex candidate, with the menacing Tory threat noted as Mr. Baring.

Mermaid Tavern Hackney Middlesex Sheriff Cowan John. Scott Lilley Carroll Abbott D. Smith Carpue Hammersmith Brentford Aspland England Alexander Baring John Scott Lilley Byng Hume Baring Sbeies

Cholera Outbreak Alarms Neighbourhood In City Report

An alarming note reports a severe cholera outbreak in the area near Droriaa Jane te He Sees hnia Seaeal eing yey the cholerae i ring day. Authorities are urged to address the nuisance and protect residents as the health danger spreads.

Sonny Tharcholons

Grand Tr ng match between Ler and Ivee for 6001

The long race from Newmarket to the forty third mile stone near Banite ford and back featured Ratler and Driver in a 34 mile test. Osbaldestone and Macdonald led the field with heavy betting and near-suicidal pace amid heat. Osbaldestone finally won in eighteen minutes fifty six seconds for the final fifty per mile, with Driver relinquishing after a punishing display.

Ler Ivee Ratler Osbaldestone Newmar Duke of Brik Newmarket London Nerwe Bananite Ford Lawton Macdonal Macdonald i Macdonald O Spatone Osbaldestope Orst Pyer Osbaldestone le la Ietler Coeur Dows Dtay Osbaldestone Squire Oresto

Fragmented notices from Northampton area headlines

A collection of fragmentary reports and snippets from the Leicester Chronicle and Northampton Mercury recount local incidents and events. Highlights include dog attacks at stores, political exhortations about parliamentary dissolution, a fatal shooting during a police officer's pursuit, a carriage accident near Walsall, and a swimmer’s perilous demonstration followed by a sea storm aftermath.

Storey Stanton Leicester Chronicle Marquis of Northampton Castle Ashby Northampton Mercury Mary John Foster Cumberland-street Liverpool Seements Fram Walsall Jones Bedale London Greenwich Randon-belge T Atall Marca Queen’ Pean Tradeaman

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