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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 17, 1837

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Fund for Juvenile Asylum Meeting at London Coffee House

A historical notice invites subscribers and friends to a Wednesday meeting at the London Coffee House to consider financing an asylum for juvenile offenders. Honorary secretaries Benjamin Hardwick and Robert Park oversee the appeal. seats for ladies are provided. officers and army or navy members may obtain favorable terms for premiums and assurances.

Sieur Fuond Willis London Copfee Ladgata Hil Twelvealdeck Benjamin Hardwick Army Ge M. Sawaerd

Royal appointments and officer promotions logged in June notices

Whitehall reveals multiple royal nominations and promotions including Henry Cockburn Fay to the Lords of Justiciary in Scotland in place of Adam Gillies, and Adam Gillies elevated to Lord of Exchequer. Andrew Ketem appointed to Kinloch Ledhendie. John Sterecs Hesslow named rector of Hitcham. Army details note Captaincies and lieutenancies by purchase across several regiments, with officers promoted and vacancies filled following retirements.

Whitehall Henry Cockburn Fay Scotland Adam Gillies Andrew Keteem Kinloch Lad Lethendie Dankeld Perth Lawrence Butter

Military Promotions and Insolvency Declarations in London Gazette

The June 17 1837 London Evening paper lists army promotions across 25th to 76th Foot, with officers advancing by purchase or to captain, major, lieutenant roles, plus retirement notes. It also publishes numerous insolvency declarations, listing debtors, addresses, and official assignees, followed by dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and various market reports.

War Office 2D Regiment of Foot T. Sealy Purchase Davies Moodie Seally W. H. M. Simmons 76Th Regiment O Foot 13Th Foot E. H. Hutchinson White 19Th Foot C. C. Hay Campbell R. Lovelace F. Beymoer Lovelace A. Jeffreys Foot C. C. Taylor Jenel Greco C.J. Deehon Taylor 23D Lieut J. Chalmers Vier Conway

Dissolution of injunction over Malek Adel libretto

In a petition by Mr Jacob and Mr Girdlestone the court dissolved the injunction restraining Laporte from selling the Malek Adel libretto. The case centered on copyright and the plaintiff’s disclosure of facts. Pepoli’s knowledge of opera house publishing practices and the translation printed in January 1837 were key. The injunction was lifted with costs and a trial on copyright was allowed, to follow the court order.

Count Parots Laports Jacob Girdlestone Malek Adel Paris Pepoli Puritexi Severini Robert Opera Laporte Costa Afalek Adel Pepoli Thun Knight Eade Bapote Aisight

Derworth v Grone A London guitar teaching dispute at law

In Westminster Lord Denman hears Derworth versus Grone over learned guitar instruction and supplied strings and instruments. Platt and Barstow argue for the plaintiff. Thesiger for the defendant seeks a set-off claiming jewellery and a Geneva crafted watch bearing God Save the King. A witness confirms the dial plate engraving.

Wigmore-street Thesiger Mr. Busby Geneva England Switzerland God Save the King Mr. Platt

Court of Exchequer Case on Bill of Exchange 1831

In Middlesex at Nisi Prius before Lord Abinger a suit over a 5001 bill drawn by Charles Henry Curlewis on Captain Nisbett and endorsed to the plaintiffs. Executors of Nisbett's will faced the claim alleging a blank acceptance by the testator while infant, with extensive witness testimony from Mary Pring and others. The master’s report favored the defendants. the plaintiffs argued the legatees seek to defeat rightful creditors. The jury was instructed to decide whether the bill was accepted before or after the captain reached majority, with details on evidence and dates.

Curlewis Blak Equity W. Follett R. V. Lee Rawlinson Thessiger D. Leahy J. Bayley Mary Pring Leahy Sir John Nisbett Teignmouth John Cheltenham Joho Lady Nisbett Welbeckstreet Sir W. Follett Bailey Myron Brettenham Park Captain Nisbett Joln Nisbett Nisbett Countess of Mortara Ethick Court of Chancery Sir John Life Guards Calley Devonshire Teigamonth Mr. Nisbett Mr. Nisbet London Banus Stepney Church Pimlico Lord Abinger Stepney M‘namara Mordacnt Miss Coucanen Bayley M*namara John Nisbett Roxana Waller July Rorena Rosina Waller E W. Calley Julia Henry Charles Carlew Thesiger Jane Edmond East Carlewis Jace Calles

Murder charge over a dead infant in Lambeth Street

Mrs Ann Alger, a middle aged married woman, was charged with murdering her illegitimate infant after an anonymous letter warned authorities. Officers found the body of a female child in a cupboard at her home, the prisoner denying culpability while her daughter’s involvement was questioned. Coroner’s inquest to determine outcome.

Lambeth Street Ann Alger G. C. Norton Joseph Tickell James Shields Twopenny Post Lambbeth-street Whitechapel Shields Shelswell Norton Thomas Shelswell Mr. Shelswell Mr. Norton

Imperial Parliament Debates on Municipal Acts and Ireland Bill

In a session marked by absence of the Lord Chancellor, Lords advanced key measures including the Royal Military Canal Bill and Charity Commissioners amendments. Debate centered on the Municipal Acts Amendment Bill provisions for ward elections and council casting votes, with divisions and amendments led by Lord Wynford and support from Lord ABINGER and Lord Chancellors. The Grand Juries Ireland Bill faced an amendment from Lord Wicklow over enforcing certifiable sums, prompting cautious discussion by Marquis Lansdowne and Lord Brougham on audit reforms and public works funding.

Earl of Swarres Bury Lord Swarresbury Cuaxestroz Bernal House of Commons Charity Commissioners Melbourne Bristol Marquis of Westmeath Ireland Lord Rosebery Scotland Commons Lord Wynford Wbich Lord Abinger Lord Wrercap Duke of Wellington Secreiony Ostate Lord Brougham 7 Girl of Cosfers Earl of Grand Jury Flfzgerald Carl

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