Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

True Sun in London, Middlesex

We have pages in Middlesex

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 24, 1833

Page

5

Piercefield Estate sale prospect in Severn and Wye valley

R George Robins advertises a sale of Piercefield Estate near Chepstow and Tintern, offering a grand manor and 60 acres with terrace walks and parkland, freehold, with drawings and plans for a fixed price. Viewings arranged via Beaufort Arms and London offices. sale includes manor, park, plantations, and woods with 12 extra acres excluded.

Pierce Eldes R. George Robins Bush Inn Bristol Piercefield Estate Severn Wye Robins Piercefield Elysium Chepstow Castle Banegar Windcliff Peter Chepstow Forest OF Dean Abbey of Tintern Diatmeniskal Beaufort Arms Robert Evans Bush Mayler Herald Bath William James Jones St. Arvang London Auction Mart Messrs Navana Ali Pacha Thomas Maitland Frederick Adam Maxwell Redgauntlet W. Boone New Bond-street

Grimstone's Eye Scuff Promises Restored Sight For Many

A Victorian reader praises Grimstone's Eye Scuff for curing eye disease after doctors failed. Letters claim relief from headaches and inflammation, restoring vision and allowing reading without aids. The note lists addresses in London for Grimatone's Eye Snuff and companion pills sold widely.

Grimatone King-street Long-acre THE Albion Ares Threeton Grimstone Longacre Angus MacIntyre Silverstreet Golden-square Cockspur-street TINES Broad-street Bloomsbury Long Acre Thomas Taylor and Son Royal College of Surgeons London New Bridge Street Blackfriars T. Taylor

Public rebuke to Lord Eldon and parliamentary vows

A passionate, dated critique targets Lord Eldon over Church of Ireland reform debates and oath interpretations. The letter accuses him of vanity, profane language, and contrived speeches, urging repentance and stronger governance before the writer’s last farewell. The piece ends with a flourish of reformist sentiment and high-spirited admonition.

Expenditure of the United Kingdom 1821 to 1833 report

A record detailing the United Kingdom's expenditures for the years ending January 5 1821 and January 5 1833, noting increases or diminutions within the period. It also covers expenditure from the Exchequer for the year ending July 5 1833 and compares growth or decline with 1821, highlighting shifts in public spending.

United Kingdom

Mystery over Child's Heart Found in Canal Sack

A well dressed man with a bulky parcel rode away from the Albion tavern Maiden Lane toward the Reape canal on Sunday night. He dropped the canvas bag marked 258 containing a child's heart liver and entrails and iron to weigh the sack. A ten year old boy from St Pancras went missing on Sunday morning, stirring local concern.

Albion Tavern Maidenlane Battle-bridge Reape Canal St. Pancras

Royal Artillery and Militia Commissions Notice

Office of Ontrance dated July 19 1833 lists Second Captain H Peaster as adjutant replacing Saunders who resigns the adjutancy Second Lieutenant C Cheetham to First Lieutenant Mallock resigned Lord lieutenant commissions for North Riding of York H V Straubenzee to deputy lieutenant Durham Militia G Allen to Lieutenant commissions by lord lieutenant Somerset Taunton Yeomanry J Bunter to Captain P H Rodber to Lieutenant Worcester Worcestershire Yeomanry J H Galton to Lieutenant vice Cartler resigned R Hemming ditto vice Holyoake promoted J Simcox to Ensign vice Molliott resigned G Sheward to Assistant Surgeon vice Stephenson deceased.

Royal Regiment of Artillery H. Peaster Saunders C. Cheetham Mallock North Riding County of York H. V. Straubenzee Lord Henironet Worcester T. E. Winnington Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry J. H. Galton Cartler R. Hemming Ditto Holyoake J.simcox Molliott G. Sheward Stephenson

Bankruptcy notices and dividends from the Court of Bankruptcy

A long list of bankruptcies tradesmen and traders with surrender dates to be heard at the Court of Bankruptcy. Included are William Terry John rerey of Bath hardwaremen and many others such as Jared Terret Hunt of Lambeth bone merchant and Henry Legh of Shrewsbury butcher. Dividends are scheduled for W Perachon baker J Biddle oilman J Woollett Mark Jane Forbes and numerous others across London and provinces.

William Terry John Rerey Bath Jared Terret Hunt Princes-street Lambeth Bir Rugby Jorge Edward Clark Parker St. Paul’s Churchyard Frederick Pout Surrey-street Strand Scrivener Constable and Kirk Symond’s Inc William Brown Wilmington Kent Kirkman and Rutherford Cannon-street City John Hart Liverpool Brookpark Skenfrith Monmouthshire Crown Inn Worcester White and Whitmore Bedford-row London Houldsworth and Finch John Jones Tywyn Carnarvonshire Griffith Jones Liasdegwning Lothbury Court of Bankruptcy J.nicholy T.waller Skinnerstreet J. Vize Crawford-street Bryanstone-square E. W. Falk Vine-street Minories Broadstreet Cheapside J. Wilday Birmingham Radenhurst’s Royal Hotel B. Marshal Selbridge Abbey Kildare Ireland Clarendon Rooms J. Singleton Rugeley Staffordshire Talbot Inn R.F. Hindle Boroughbridge Yorkshire J. Hollingsworth Southsea Hampshire Fountain Inn Portsmouth C. Keet Ryde Isle of Wight W. Baree Victualler Radenhurst New Royal Hotel R. J. Matchitt Derby Racers Bell Inn R. Butter Bruton Somersetshire Apothecary Blue Ball Inn J. Baker G. Frasi Sen Goswell-street Clerkenwell R. B. Sidford Wilton Wiltshire F. Head J. Wadey Prospect-place St. George's Sele S. Almosaillo Hevis Marks A. Mellor Blackmoor T. Betts and Co W. Atkinson and Co Cheetham Vale Lancashire F. Hutchinson W. Losh Felling Durham Isom J. Mulholland C. H.turner H. Kenway P. Kenway H. J. Dover W. J. Lawrence South Square Gray's J. Wright W. Lindley Sheffield R. Bennett R. Newman Mercers J. and G. Procter Fleet-street J. Webster E. M. Crockett Manchester B. Blackford W. Hicks Gloucester J. B. Plowman E. N. Wells Wells W. Dobson and Co Bradford Horn Combmakers P. Gibson and J. Stotter Porimas Botebers

Debating Cobbett on Church State Alliance Provokes Challenge

A letter to the editor complains Cobbett has not accepted a challenge to discuss the church state alliance. The writer accuses Cobbett of political cowardice and claims readiness to debate with him or the Bishop of Salisbury. He cites past challenges to Attwood and Jones and argues the national church is a key grievance. London July 24.

Cobbett Attwood Charles Jones Cobett Satisbury

Births and deaths notice from early 19th century column

Birth announcements list numerous births including Mrs Sex of Lower Tooting Surrey and Mrs Davies of a daughter in Finsbury square plus names tied to R Merry of Hemel Hempstead and Rev D Adams near Exeter Hanover Square connections A wedding between John Gray and Mary Ange is noted alongside other nuptials In the deaths section Wm Cuell longtime Discount Office clerk passes at 74 and Francis Eveleigh of Union Street Southwark dies at 53 with other obituaries listed

Sex Lower Tooting Surrey Finsbury Square R. Davies R. Merry Hemel Hempstead Pinhoe Vicarage Exeter D. Adams Worthing R. E. Cumberland Curnon-street Mayfair F. Hawkins St. George's Hanover Square John Gray Lord Gray Gray and Kinfaons North Britain Mary Ange C. P. Ainslie 4Th Light Dragoons All Souls Langham-place R. Alfred Cloyne Sir Henry Austin Shalford House Guildford Maria Elizabeth H. Godwin Teignmouth St. Margaret’s Westminster A. Brewin Tiverton Devon Caroline Notbnent John Heathcote St. Clement Danes Walter Miller Matilda J. Howell James W. Seller Kennington Wm. Cuell Discount Office B of England Francis Eveleigh Unionstreet Southwark Ramagate W. Phillips Apham M. C. Walker, Esq Skinner-street

Funeral of Wood the Murdered Waterman

The burial of John Peacock Wood, said to have been wilfully murdered by a policeman’s bludgeon, drew thousands to St Pauls Shadwell. The coffin lay in the same grave as his mother, with a solemn Church of England service read by Rev Lutynes as families and crowds watched. No police were visible during the procession to or from the church.

John Peacock Wood Truncheoni St. Paul Shadwell Lutynes Church of England

Stamp totals for Irish newspapers 1882 to 1833 report

A House of Commons motion lists Ireland wide stamp issues by newspaper. Dublin totals top the list with Saunders News Letter 534,000 and Dublin Evening Mail 445,371. provincial papers add significant numbers across Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Waterford, and Wexford titles. Overall Ireland total 5,718,600 stamps.

Ireland O’connell House of Commons Dublin Saunders News Letter Dublin Evening Mail Dublin Evening Post Evening Packet Freeman's Journal Evening Freeman Morning Register Pilot Comet Warder Weekly Freeman Weekly Register Repealer Dublin Morning Times Belfast Guardian Belfast New Letter Belfast Commercial Chronicle Belfast Northern Whig Chronicle Cork Commercial Chronicle Cork Southern Reporter Cork Constitution Newry Examiner Newry Telegraph Drogheda Journal Limerick Chronicle Limerick Herald Londonderry Journal Londonderry Sentinel All Ireland

Caravan and Robber Tale Impresses At Astley's Theatre

A new piece titled The Caravan or the Driver and his Dog played to applause with a Spanish count and robbers amid lively incidents. Herr Cline entertained as a rope dancer, Red Man performed feats, and the overall show drew strong audience praise. A Westminster hospital abuse claim questions admissions by parish officers and aldermen. Militia reforms extend half pay commutation to militia officers and set estate thresholds for officers under new rules.

Astley's Theatre Barcelona Herr Cline Frederick the Great Red Man Emanuel Hospital Westminster Lord and Lady Dacres Elizabeth St. John and St. Margaret City of London Farebrother Winchester St. John’s St. Margaret’s Militia War-office Gow

Tithe Dispute in Beerhaven Parish Sparks Sheriff Action

In Kilkenny county, a tithe dispute pits Rev. rector of Beerhaven against the parish poor. An execution for 871 64 114 is sought by Ale O Driscoll as lessee of impropriate lands. Collectors faced resistance as peasants struggle under tithe demands and police escort.

Beerhaven Ale O'Driscoll Barry Baron Pet Ei Coll Earl of Deneng O'Driscoll Persia Escopr Steele Kilkenny Dublin Freemoe

King's County Assizes Closed Without Public Trial

A Kingston correspondent reports the King's County Assizes closed with the grand jury sworn by Mr Justice. The judge delivered a short address urging vigorous measures to maintain order. He noted no trials of public interest and warned against unnecessary applications for coverer measures.

King's County King’s Coun Theo LW

Police Protocol at Paddington Omnibus Incident

Police testimony in a Paddington omnibus dispute describes Richard Pound driving recklessly on a hill creating danger to pedestrians. Witnesses including Oliphant Sheen and Mr Sheen report provocation and cross road antics by Bolton’s Shillibeer vehicle, with magistrate Sir Chapman Marshall noting repeated conduct and civil friction among omnibus owners. Bolton is fined twenty five shillings plus costs.

Guiledhall Richard Pound Paddington Chapman Marshall Cn Eterny Oliphant Sheen Hill Bolt Bolton Shillibeer Shiliit

Fragmented OCR Note on Document Drafting Process

Fragmented lines describe disdain for proposals and tension over the document's drafting and position. The readable text hints at concern about procedural steps and authority while underscoring a contested stance on the issued draft.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grinstone the Guardian Andrews Sunderland X . J. Mornington Elson-Square Glackfriars Kily J. Fly Stirling High-street Whitechapel Sanger Oxford-street Hannay and Co Barclay Parringdon-street Heudebourk Middle-row Holborn Stradling Royal Exchange-gate Harvey Great Surrey-road Wilmot Borough Sabine Old Bailey Prout Butler St. Paul's Johnstone Cornhill Richards Vauxhall Tandy and Bailey Wolverhampton Mawhood South John-Street Ndon Parga, Patnt, &c John Lord Eldon Church of Ireland Eldon Yen Junius Junior New York Lowell Boston United States Kerseymeres Lowell Carpet Kidderminster Brussels Lawrence Company Middlesex Company Locks and Canal Company Whitehall Treasury Chambers the Gazette OF the True Sun Uae Wood Waterman Police Posal
Search Courier

Search the True Sun Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The True Sun?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication