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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 22, 1835

Page

1

General Steam Navigation Company Advertises Rhine Packets

The General Steam Navigation Company promotes weekly Rhine packets with departures from London to Cologne and Calais. It emphasizes lower fares for cabins and mentions regular sailings on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays with various routes and timings, advertising new ships built for the Rhine voyage.

General Steam Navigation Company Moe His Majesty Avery Senate His Majesty's Weil Asd Senereny Cologne Rhine Can General Steam Company Sol OY Gary Loweet Cebin Aca STEND RINE Calais Fanny Wencenday Ig Evans Wes Mr. Ungaenpede Haymarket Gameral Steam Navigation Como Lomberd-street John Flaxman R.A Wichard Arla Lodgate-etreet Sonia Corbett Pone Moura

Naples a Picture of Soft Beauty and Violent Babel on Arrival

The narrator extols Naples for its soft beauty, fragrant air, and shifting seascape, comparing it to Ariosto’s vivid imagery and Roman ruins nearby. Upon anchoring, crowds press to offer services in a chaotic Babel, rivaling Billingsgate, as the voyage mood shifts from tranquil heaven to noisy port arrival. The second portion shifts to Doncaster Races, noting rising interest in the St Leger and prize structures with many horses in training and notable competition ahead.

Naples Ariosto St. Elmo Rome Cape Misano Baie Passuoli Paosilippos Virgil Sanaxaro Tom Moore Ireland Kespera Billingsgate Iniece Rae Wilson France Doncaster

Liverpool Mech Institution speech king and dinner notes

Lord Brougham’s Liverpool visit includes a speech praising a Mechanics' Institution as key to diffusion of knowledge and steam era progress. A 650-person dinner followed at the Adelphi Hotel with remarks on American, shipping, and Irish trades. Aldermen discuss the Jewish Sheriff elect Salomons and bond requirements.

Mechanics’ Institution Liverpool Manchester Brommagam Bruammagam America James Watt Greenock Watt Lord Brougham Thorneley M.P Radley Adelphi James Brancker Eng Lynn Waterloo Hotel Ciferen

Dorchester Victims Meeting Presses for Dorchester Labourers Aid

A large crowd gathered at Mr Owens rooms in Fitzroy Square for the second adjourned Dorchester meeting. Feargus O Connor and supporters urged radical unity, pledged continued petitions, and planned district committees to pressure Parliament for the release and aid of Dorchester labourers banished amid coercion laws.

Mearly Huddersfield Bt. Stephens House of Commons Mrs. Loveless Cartwright England Timia Odon Dorchester House of Lords Sion Islington Marylebone John Russell Oldham Hunt Atlantic Friends of Ireland Rathcormac Association of the Friends of Ireland Philadelphia Patrick Reigh Iereas Reret Gurtree Cork Ireland Feargus O’connor Feargus O'Conner M.P Feargus O'Connor Baring, Brothers, and Co London Wheland Norman Savage Wren Wevan Pat Carrriet Price Day Murphy Esphuis

Court Circular: Royal Visits and Departures in London

Their Majesties with the Duchess of Saxe Weimar arrived in town from Windsor Castle. The Duke of Cumberland visited them. A dinner party at St James's followed. Inquiries for the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria rose due to a late domestic affliction. Earl of Gosford and Sir Charles Grey left for Canada after a meeting at the Colonial Office. Gosford then visited Viscount Melbourne.

Duchess of Saxe Weimar Windsor Castle Duke of Cumberland St. James’s Kensington Palace Duchess of Kent Princess Victoria Earl of Gosford Sir Charles Grey Lord Glenelg Colonial Office Canada Melbourne

Ipswich Election Committee Meet on Bribery Allegations

The Ipswich Election Committee met today and heard Mr Blake defend his partner Joseph Sewell denying knowledge of bribery alleged in Pilgrim’s case. Sewell denied conversations with Mrs Pilgrim about the Speaker’s warrant and claimed his talks with her concerned Embezzlement accusations against her husband. A medical certificate noted Joseph Sewell’s ill health and age. The committee resolved that Thomas Moone Keith aided Pilgrim’s absence to avoid evidence, that Pilgrim’s return delayed attendance, and that no proof exists of prosecutions aimed at protracting proceedings. Payments for Pilgrim’s expenses were approved. Ashurst’s request was denied. The committee adjourned.

Cheera Finsbury House of Commons Dorchester Hirom O'Connell Manchester England Derby London Wolverhampton John Russell John Cam Hobhouse Fay Murphy Brown United Kingdom Great Distale Ireland Tomey Exeter Hall Grady Mr. O'Connor Hoare Carlile Ipswich Blake Joseph Sewell Pilgrim Sewell Thomas Moone Keith John Pilgrim Norwich John Blake John Joseph Blake Ashurst

Return to an order of the Honourable the House of Commons

Return to an order dated May 19 1835 for counts of causes appeals and demurrers heard before the Lord Chancellor Vice-Chancellor and Master of the Rolls at Hilary Term 1835. Registrar J C Fry notes figures and directions with July 6 1885 stamp and page numbers 15 193.

House of Commons J.C. Fry

British Auxiliaries Letter From St Sebastian 1835

Extract from a British officer's letter at St Sebastian describes a joyful welcome with cannon, bells, bands, and illuminations. Regiments move to convent quarters. drill starts at dawn. Carlist threats near, guard duties rise. Ireland regiments prepare for Spain. 7th Irish Light Infantry to Dublin. about 7000 British legion expected to sail. volunteers and transports ready for embarkation to San Sebastian.

St. Sebastian Ebastian Omn Jauregay Picquet 7Th Irish Light Infantry Dickson Dublin Ireland Spain British Legion Evans Vin Vans Townsend-street Polden Harley Evera Count O’connell London Aida Swiftsure Royal Tar San Sebastian

Mysterious Affair and Multiple Local Accidents

A report from Oversteads near Ashton-under-Lyne details a likely violent robbery aftermath with clothing and gear found in a field, a coal pit search halted by dangerous gas, and a missing man later returning. Additional pages recount a brutal assault on a sheriff's officer, a fatal bullock attack on a drover, fines for overloading stage coaches, a shipwreck survivor tale, and a deadly lumber-yard accident injuring four men.

Murper Oversteads Ashton-under-Lyce Kenworthy Macclesfield Courier Baldwin St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Thomas Whalley Wolverhampton Staffordshire County Gaol John Aston Aston Whalley Brentford Esterday Alton Pownall Jessie Belfast St. John’s N.B Quebec Messrs Bradbolt Upper St. Martin’s-lane Partridge Crown-street Soho

Apsley House Meeting Cited Quiet Breene on Proposals

The Hertford Reformer reports a late Apsley House gathering where Breene spoke sparingly while the Duke of Wellin urged against leaving town. He claimed any action on two pending bills must wait until committee when proxies cannot help.

Hertford Apsley-house Breene Duke of Wellin

Masters and journeymen clash over twelve hour day and Sunday bake

A meeting at the Mechanics Institute in Southampton Buildings drew about thirty masters and up to 150 by 7 30 pm. The journeymen pressed a twelve hour work day, Sunday baking abolition, and apprentice rules, while masters argued wages scales and Sunday labor. Delegates from the journeymen attended and the matter was adjourned to Tuesday.

Mechanics’ Institution Southampton Heen Ogilvie Union

Lord Brougham at Liverpool opens Mechanics' Institute

Lord Brougham arrives by special train amid 20 000 spectators in Liverpool. He lays the foundation stone of the Mechanics Institute, receives a silver trowel, and delivers a speech praising universal education while noting political differences remain, yet all guests agree on popular education.

Liverpool Lord Brougham Manchester B. Heywood Brown Mechanics’ Institution James Molineux

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