24 Jul 1834
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 24, 1834
Page
1
A garbled list of names with titles and initials appears, including D OConnell MP C O'Brien MP and others, suggesting a damaged notice or roster of officials and attendees.
The sale at Wellington Street Strand by auction will feature an excellent collection of modern French and English literature from a Continental gentleman. Viewing is possible and catalogues are available at the sale venue. The notice also advertises various medical and cosmetic remedies with endorsements from periodicals and professionals.
Publication notice listing Longman Rees and Co offerings on gender of French inanimate nouns by G J Bertinchamp with philosophical musings on preposition usage. Also advertisements for music tunes, portraits, religious works, art instruction, and drawing manuals from multiple London publishers.
The piece lampoons Lord Brougham and the chancellor crisis, tracing a sequence of witty putdowns and political scheming amid heated debate. It questions leadership, the tone of the Lords, and the potential shift of power, while alluding to Melbourne’s appointment and the ministerial reshuffle. It closes with Nottingham election scenes, speeches by Sir John Hobhouse, and radical reform advocacy.
Report states Edward Tronside, Esq. was named Member of Counsel at Bombay during a Court of Directors meeting at the East India House. The Greek government plans to restore ancient names for provinces and seas. A New York rumor claims American ships with arms and stores bound for Don Carlos were barred from river clearance.
The Maidstone Gazette notes mixed hop conditions as weather shifts from heat to cold rain. Some grounds improve while others worsen from vermin and fire blight. East Malling shows clean bines. Sutton Vallance and Thehurst remain unfavourable though showers bring slight hope of rallying. Canterbury districts show little change with ongoing vermin concerns and sporadic improvement.
Report on wage arrestment in Scotland urging Parliament to grant workers rights to their weekly or fortnightly pay. Also covers a fatal steam coach accident, a notable locksmith competition offering a thousand guineas, and details from an Indigo sale at Katharine Dock with sampling charge disputes and a subsequent committee reassurance.
The King arrived from Windsor Castle with Sir Herbert Taylor and held a Levee at two. Presentations included US Charge dAffaires Hughes and Captain Mordecai, with honors to Viscount Melbourne. Addresses of gratitude for the Established Church were read from multiple towns and clergy. The King hosted Viscount Melbourne and others at audiences and later dined at Richmond with the Marquis of Lansdowne.
Reports from Lee, Chelmsford, and Southampton races recount brisk crowds and strong betting. Events include Lee Cap heats, pony racing, and notable Stakes with entries from Dockeray, Bouncing Betty, Figurante, and Dirce among others. Weather held fair, crowds excited, and racing concluded with promise of further sport.
The review condemns most aspects of the Lyceum production from tuning issues and tempo to stage orchestra faults. It praises the singing of M. Ivanhoff, notes faults in the overture and chorus, and predicts strong audience reception for the Malian Opera star despite prior bias.
The document reviews Spain's external and internal debts in 1633 to 1823, detailing contracts abroad and in Spain bearing interest. It lists registered and consolidated obligations awaiting liquidation, estimated further amounts, Cadiz contributions for 1787 and 1805, and Foreign and Domestic Debt totals. The comparison suggests a present foreign and domestic debt around 169 million pounds in round figures, rising with accrued interest and loans since 1823.
An article argues Bristol should exploit coal riches by extending the Keynsham rail connection to meet rising demand. It laments delays and urges faster coal transport to Bristol, Monmouth, and beyond to boost supply and output for home and foreign markets.
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