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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 25, 1833

Page

4

Warwick Borough Election Bribery Trial Reveals Vast Corruption

The Select Committee proceedings detail two inquiry periods into the Warwick borough election. Key evidence shows bribery by Orange and Castle factions, payments to electors, treat ing at many pubs, violent riots, and forged ratings to create fraudulent votes. Lord Warwick’s funds and officers’ roles are exposed, with extensive witness testimony and bank account scrutiny.

George Cattell Greenway Henry Robing Bolton King William Collins John Enoch Charles Greville K.C.B Lord Warwick B. King Messrs. Colling Enoch Harrison Serjeant Heath Mr. Heath Haynes Warwick Lowdham and Parke Sir C. Greville Messrs Greenway and Robbins Mr. King Tomes Serjeant Merewe Kelvoge Greenway James Tibbitts C. Greville Henry Smyth William Oram Joseph Ward William Henry Betts Henry Thomas Cook William Trepess Ian Samuel Dingley George Buckley William Ayres Wilmshurst Luard Trepess James M‘dermott Darby M‘cue John M‘donough Michael Connell Black Horse Dingley Orange M‘donough Orange Party Joseph Trepess William Gibbins St. Mary George Allen Oram Promisin Sir C. Grevalle William Dowler John West Buckley William Mannell Acta Robt. Meads Court Tibbitts William Taylor Thomas Fell Cook John Parsons Georges Allen Betts John Evetts Thomas Southey William Huxley John Woolley King Gram Allen Ke’ Yoge Greenway Teranger Brew and Wies Burns Brown Messrs. Tibbitts K. Greenway L Warvwick Becwa Ti and Son Greenway Socodat William ‘Process William H. Betts James Loveday Maister Minton Ekiatius Co Pot Chail Korneterguson House of Inez Leamington Parkes Mesars Collins Earl of Warwick George II Sir . Greville Lord Willoughby de Broke Coventry Bedworth Nuneaton Kenilworth Freeman Corporation Thomas Holbrook Holbrook Mr. Parkes St. Mary and St. Nicholas Halbrook Castle Warwick Arms Flaynes Malpas Bourne Warwick Arms Hotel Mr. Brown Sir. Greville Wallace Castle Park Tts Thomas Collins Bristol Lords

Petition against Kent magistrates prompts House debate

The Commons debated Mr Sandys petition alleging improper dismissal as clerk to eastern Kent magistrates. Sir E Knatchbull defended the magistrates, citing their right to dismissal, while Roebuck urged petition publication. The motion to withdraw was pressed. party lines blurred on civil service disputes.

Y Sting Ngagistrates Kent John Romilly Sandys E. Knatchbull Bell E. Knatchball London Estcourt Hou Ludlow Lord Fordwich Roebuck Bath Romilly Evans Rye Sussex England St. John the Evangelist Westminster Whalley Marylebone Hos Kon Unitarians Canterbury H. Parnell Scotland West India Pease Stroud Bath Political Union Caliope Pines Thomas Africa Ruth Atkinson Anirts

Daring highway robbery attempt near Croydon foiled

London builder Mr Mason and a friend fought off two masked assailants on the Brighton road near Hooley gate. A pistol was fired without effect and both robbers escaped into nearby coppices after pursuit by locals from Coulsdon and surrounding areas. The incident marks a recent spree of robberies, while The Times is accused of fomenting bank runs in a linked controversy with the Halifax Guardian denying such claims.

Hicuway Rosserves Surrey Brighton Road Mason London Redhill Reigate Croydon Hooley-gate Coulsdon Times Leeds Halifax Manchester Halifax Guardian

Nottinghams Assize Hearing Manslaughter Verdict

Richard Lowater aged twenty one faced murder charges at Nottingham Assizes. Witnesses described a night of drinking at the Bull's Head and Ragged Star, where a loaded gun was fired by Lowater wounding Elliott, who died later. The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter after two hours deliberation.

Nottingham Justice Taunton Richard Lowater Richard John Marshall Butcher Street Elliott Jack Ry-Hill Witness Lowater Roughton Burbidge Ragged Star Tom Wood Orst Aner John Thomas Roughton William Blatherwick Booth Edison

Post-office robbery ends with arrest of Keene couple

Lewis Keene and Martha his wife faced four hours of examination on charges of stealing Bank of England notes valued at 60 pounds and disposing of them. The case traced the notes from a Twopenny Post-office parcel through multiple shops, with a web of accomplices and a city raid leading to their committal to Newgate for trial.

Bow-Street Rogrery Lewis Keene Martha Halls Bank of England Peacock Post Office Twopenny Post-office Gerrard-Street Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and Co A. M. Denison Portman-square Cornhill Allen Holborn-bars Broad-street Bloomsbury Miss Lomax Holborn Venables and Co Bedford-square Hannard Lane Greek Street Soho Hansard Martin John-street Tottenham Court Road Jamieson Ledbitter

Monkwearmouth Colliery Wins High Main Seam Amid Celebrations

Friday last Monkwearmouth Colliery owners won the High Main seam five feet ten inches thick. Ground broke seven years ago. Celebrations included bell ringing and displays of fags. The coal will be named the Monkwearmouth Wallsend.

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Hampton Court Palace Entrance And Public Order Enquiry

The correspondent asks if the public has a right of entry to Hampton Court Palace Park and whether laws forbid carrying a bottle of wine. They query who the resident ladies are, who funds their maintenance, and if park authorities can eject or punish peaceful visitors or limit discussion with dignitaries in the grounds.

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Cholera at Millbank Penitentiary Inquest

An inquest was held at Millbank Penitentiary over Jane Dixon who died of cholera after being received from Newcastle upon Tyne. Dixon, aged years, had been transported for theft, with a prior sentence reduced to five years by imprisonment. Doctor Wade testified seeing her around nine, died around 3:30 am. Verdict: Died by the Visitation of God.

Meux Oswald Mr. Dyer Aaa Elizabeth Shard Trafalgar Street Hammersmith Black Horse Coventry-street Regent-street Yorkshire Stingo Dean-street Edgware-road Elliott Horsford Faraday Newgate Thomas Reedie Murphy Whetstone Oxford-street George Lord Reedie Rawlinson Queen -Square Mr. White Messrs. White and Greenwell Blackfriars’road Darling Psu Withers Mary Darling Rial Thomas Dance Fage Exeter London White Byers Costa Mason Mr. Sr Laing Higgs Jane Dixon Benjamin Chapaian Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ruilty George Dodsworth Fay James Wade Aurgeon

Shipping Intelligence and Juror Contention at Gaol

A maritime list notes arrivals from Venice to St. Johns and Quebec to Liverpool with ships such as Haviking Peace and Catherine, while a separate report covers Mr. Hedger blocking jurymen oversight in the gaol and a coroner's inquiry into a fatal incident, including details of a youth's involvement and official responses.

Lloyd’s Hoc Palelope Haviking Venice Peace Harland Rigat Aung Pi Petersburg Edonia Mearns Bowen Yard Cornwallis Blackellar Tod Ocan Quebec Catherine Liverpoo Cee Joey Barbadoes Tie Frieve Liverpool Cow D Son Valparaiso Lady Ann Simpson Pictou Prince Regent Morgan Artemis Montreal William Brown Orleans Betsey Weatherstone S.P Greenock Janet Taylor Pomona Crauford Joke Mel Mackay Tobago Beo Baxter Rom Krambchi Ang Henderson Bay Y Chaleure Gallway Pherson St. John’s New Brunswick Elvin Chicken Hedger Mit A.promisine Tome Af Edward Firat Edwards Oporto

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AND MARRIAGE NOTICE

A fragment lists meetings of creditors including Pasmore of Maidenhead and Grab dvormaitis and others, with scattered names and places. It also notes a marriage at Cheltenham between John William Clon and the late Admiral Cumberland, and reports several deaths including John Fisher of Walmer and Sophia of Vauxhall. Printed by John Patrick Grant at 366 Strand, London.

Tors Basinghall ST E. Pasmore Maidenhead Barkshire F. Jones H. Fletcher Place Whitmore Lambeth Rf Tansey Chatham Cheltenham John John William County of York Admiral Camberland Paris Dors Maxime Rayband Legion of Honour Francea Sophia H.R Patrick Grant The Bea Strand London

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