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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 29, 1833

Page

1

Sale of Shirley estate and household furniture near Croydon

A notice from the assignees of John Maberly announces a sale by auction at Shirley House near Croydon on August 7 in four lots. Lot 1 features Shirley House, a Freehold mansion with parkland and extensive service areas. Lots 2 3 and 4 cover Coomb Cottage Shirley Cottage and a double cottage with surrounding arable and pasture lands. viewing and catalog details are listed with local inns and solicitors in Croydon Bromley and London.

N.B Soreen Toe Ter Futon Bedfordshire Shirley Estate Coomb Farm the Mart London Shirley-house Addington Hills Coomb Shirley J. W. Farrar Surrey Metropolis Bromley Croydon Greyhound Inn Bell Alexander Gordon Eng Old Broad-street Messrs Freshfield Walford and Sons Southampton-street Covent Shirley House John Maberly Rk. W. W. Simpson Tawas Bay Poarespeed Prard Brussels Bell, Bromey James Wallstead Upholder Moliseux-street Bryanston-square Alexander Gordon Esq Old Broadstreet W. W. Simpson Bucklersbury

Coroner's Jury Justifiable Homicide Reward Disparity

A coroner s jury declared justifiable homicide in Culley the policeman and government offered 2001 for the murderer. In a separate verdict of wilful murder against a division policeman no reward was offered. A correspondent questions Whig fairness on action. Also notes Brazilian grass hats praised for strength lightness and durability. Government orders 3000 troops ready to embark for foreign service possibly to Portugal to back Donna Maria against Don Miguel.

Culley Shadwell Foreign Office Russia Austria France Baron de Wessenburg Viscount Palmerston Baron Verstork Mons Dedel Plymouth Portugal Donna Maria Don Miguel Palmeira Don Pedro Pedro Palmela Lisbon

Public meeting praises Captain Napier for Napier's naval victory

A yesterday meeting in London applauded Admiral Napier for a dramatic naval victory aiding Portugal's emancipation. Duke of Sussex chaired, praising Napier's gallantry and noting the slight force he faced. Speakers urged repeal of the Foreign Enlistment Act and rewards for Napier, with resolutions on Portugal's liberty and commerce.

City of ‘London Admiral Napier Duke of Sussex Britain Napier Gen- Hemen Portugal F. Burdett Potes House of Commons Enaliat Admiralty Baronet R. Thornton Tracy Stevenson Edward Codrington England R. Troubridge Earl Grey House of Lords E. Codrington Troubridge Friends of Sariament Evans M.P Miguel Robespierre G. Stone J. Dancombe

Infant deserted by mother found on street and at barracks

A woman named Anne Shirley found a male infant deserted in Middle Mountjoy Street between eleven and twelve on Tuesday night. On Tuesday a male child was dropped in the guard-room of the Royal Artillery Barracks by Mary Wood after a woman borrowed her cloak and bonnet to leave the newborn with the barracks father claimed to be an artilleryman. The nurse waited hours, adopted a plan to place the child at the barracks, and remains in durance at Arranquay police-office pending discovery of the mother.

Cuito Drorrine Anne Shirley Mountjoy-street Royal Artillery Mary Wood Wood Bow-lane Durance Arranquay Stewart Dublin

Pilch and Marsden cricket match at Norwich ground

A detailed report of a Thursday week match at the Norwich ground between Pilch’s and Marsden’s sides. Pilch scored 76, Marsden 7 in the first innings, with Marsden bowled out after Pilch’s late batting surge. several other club fixtures and results across England noted, including Lord's games and regional matches.

Norwich Cricket Ground Pilch Marsden Hig Sheffield MarYiepoxe Claresce Cross Monda Lord’s Marylebone Mr. Nicholl Mr. Kypaston Lord Grimston Earl of Sandwich G. Ponsonby Colonel Lowther Clarence Ilisacceas Putney Kingston Trinity New Grounds Warwick Rudy Cross Rugby Mundford Downham Brockham Headley Headley Eath Surrey Diss Harleston Norfolk Swaffham Uckfield Chailey Brighton Croydon Reigate Rtigate Penshurst Kent Newmarket Chesterton Bingham Benefets Lewes Priory Seaford Lewes Priory Brighton Clarence

Sports on the Thames Greenwich Regatta and matches

The article recalls the fifty sixth Greenwich watermen contest for a wherry held on a Tuesday with five heats and many fouls. It notes results for Richard Shirsky James Giles Charles Webb and E Livett and reports a sculler's wager from Westminster to Putney won by Mr Garroway. It lists upcoming matches and comments on Times advocacy and political outcomes in the City, Westminster and Hertford. Bank annuities totals and durations are given, followed by Defoe's observations on poor relief and a long anecdotal curiosity related to appearances and manners.

Thames Greenwich Wherry Richard Shirsky James Giles Apa Charles Webb E. Livett Lyon Westminster Putney Garroway Hermitage Itaira Doggett Swan Royal Thames Yacht Club Deptford St. Olave’s Clarence Yacht Club Lyon's Fanny Club Lyon’s Ee Thames Yacht Club Times Veteman Tay Venables Hobhouse T. Duncombe Hertford Hill Mirehouse High Court of Chancery Defoe

Valuation Dispute Over Parish Property Raises Rates

The record shows debate on parcel assessments with named figures. A 100kg parish assessment is cited, with survey and locality valuations at stake. Parties including Mr Ware and Mr Mayhew argue over ground rent and area worth, while prior rates and raised figures are contrasted amid the discussion.

Messrs. Ee Snion Vegor Ware Mayhew

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