Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

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 7 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 01, 1834

Page

1

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Notices From 1834 Ledger

War office notices detail promotions and resignations in regiments including the 16th Light Dragoons and the 62nd Foot by purchase. Insolvency declarations list Christian Graseman and others, with multiple bankruptcy petitions, court dates, and attorney details. Also covers dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, sugar price figures, and labor union notes across counties.

16Th Regiment of Light Dragoona Hon. C Murray Christian Frederick Graseman Wells-street Hackney Omas Stokes Worcestershire John Henry Lemon New-Street Whitechapel Millwright Court of Bankruptcy Mr. Smith New Bridge-street Blackfriars Thomas.Connell Thomas Perks Connell John’s-mews Little James-street Bedford-row Coachtoaker Smith Kips Arms-yard Coleman-street Pearless East Grinstead Sussex George Haynes Trinity -Street Southwark Victualler Ohn Potney Art of Bankruptcy Whiting London-bridge-foot Philip Lambell Truro Pearce’s Leach, Little, and Woolcombe Devonport Commissioners’rooms Manchester Brackenbury Johnson and Weatherall Temple London John Tapley Torria Devonshire Half Moon Inn Exeter Messrs Berkeley Lincoln’s Inn Bush Trowbridge Wiltshire Henry Perkins Reading Berkshire Black Horse Inn Clarke Holmes and Elsam Great James-street John and Joseph Keep Nottingham Wilson’s Hotel Messrs. Taylors Featherstone Buildings Hopkingon James Howe Northampton Hatter Wheat Sheaf Inn Harrison Birmingham Ewton South-square Drageon R. Alderson Crawford-street St. Marylebone G. E. Clark Bath G. Taylor Cooper’s-row Cratched Friars W. R. Croggan Bartholomew Jane J. Betts Winchester Northamptonshire Victualier T. Eeles Houndeditch Woollen-Draper Marsden Birehover Derbyshire Grocer G. Sax- Matlock W. H. En Liverpool Merchant S. H. Willder Hurner Stone Staffordshire W. Evans R. Crosa Uttoxeter T. Ashcroft J. Tilston J. Crone R. Poste C. J. Fletcher Portsea Southampton M. Aston Newcastle-street Strand T. Fowler J. Cartwright Greenacresmoor Oldham W. Halliday Ashburner T. Priestley T. White A. J. Attwood Crane-court Fleet-street State of Cornish G. H. Julian Anders

Meath Assizes opener taunts Baron Smith in fierce speech

The account reports Baron Smith’s opening at Meath Assizes with sharp political rhetoric. It notes his defiance of error and endurance of admonition from Parliament, forecasting further harangues on future circuits and a long political career.

Baron Sxirx Meath Baron Smith Fairy Tate Kearny Mary Kearns Tooinevare County Tipperary Mary Mac Fitzgerald Peggy Fitzgerald Peter Fitzgerald Toomevara Monasterevan Register England True Sun Dublin Register

Union Strike Halts Sewer Work By Mr Bird Contractor

About one hundred bricklayers and labourers employed by Mr Bird, a leading sewer contractor in the metropolis, have struck for a daily wage advance. They halted work at Rayvington on the demand of sixpence per day and joined the Trades Union, with Mr Bird refusing the increase. The men have remained peaceful and paraded Kensington orderly.

Arnold Union Smacinas Lestentyes Pererio Speckley Nottingham Review the Grove Fraps Silk Grove Old Angel Stacey-Street Barkergate Ingham Review Peatn Corron Hosg Teang Pbgue Red Hill Beck Burn Trades’ Union The Pioneer Trades’ Union Magasine London Sherborne Fomrnal Kensington

STATE OF TRADE Markets Report and Social News From Rochdale

Market reports note similar business levels in stuff goods at Haipax and Hopbershetp with resistance to price cuts as traders expect a temporary stagnation to lift with forthcoming orders. Rochdale and Bury trade slows while mills stay fully employed. A Hague Jew named Samuel Heymans Leben dies at 101. Betty Waugh jailed for twelve months in Rochdale for lewd conduct. infant kept from mother. Hounslow meeting advocates abolition of house and window taxes. resolutions pass.

Halifax Express Rochdale Bury Hague Samuel Heymans Leben King of Holland Parent Betty Waugh New Bailey Hovunstow Reid Rosean Town Inn Hounslow C. F. Barkley Bay Chai John Scott Lillie

London Common Council Deliberates on Municipal Reform Proposals

A London Common Council meeting debated reform measures including representation equalization, eligibility of freemen and voters, and restricting aldermanic terms. A resolution urged the Lord Mayor to convene a court to refer proposals to a committee for the Crown’s municipal inquiry, with a deputation awaiting Commissioners’ response. The inquiry was reported to end that day. Alderman Scales was under examination as we went to press.

Common -Council City of London Toe Coyne Conseil Plangef Lara Council Wrardynod Common Council His Majesty Comeinai Court of Common Council Apis Alderman Scales

Dudley election defense of Sir John Campbell leadering to downfall

A reader letter chronicles Dudley politics during the Grate election period. Sir John Campbell, Attorn ey General, faced defeat amid Whig reforms. The author details local loyalties, ministerial pledges broken, and a dramatic loss showing the electorate’s forensic lessons for Whigs and Tories alike.

Fragmented Victorian musings on Burns and belief

In a collage of antiquated notes, the writer roams through Burns songs, religious visions, and moral musings. It references Burns as a folk poet, debates piety, and recalls a tale of Lochinvar and a royal reward. Entangled commentary touches on advice, superstition, and social conduct in era prose.

Adam Ord Christ Church Cunsinghem Burns SreerrRat Sediland Bill Neanorae Seaton Lochinvar Halyrood Goredowne Johnstone Edinburgh Magazine Remaggs Cross Posen Abell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lackwood Castle Ehnere Allackadnersar Aird Wil Iish Union Seni Tl Mr. Sheil William “Blackwood Edinburgh T. Cadell Plater Woods Highland Society of ND. Scotian Wood Foulscap Robert F Pollok Wovian Blackwood Loxidon Joskanspore Price Oma Ian Feliora Din Hemans Forest Sanctuary Hise Blackwood Isle OF Palms Sjohn Wilson William Blackwood Thomas Cruixshank Caveston Edinburg T. Cadel America Cyril Thornton Cyril Thorn Edin and I Eien Fits-Arthur Blackwood LIFE Forreaters Wiliam Blackwood Cringle Homas Tan F.R.S Tondo Nowe Ant University of Groski Glasgow Frederick Thiersch Willian Blackwood Italy Thomas McRie John Knox Knox Regent Murray Scotland Lyo Spain Andrew Melville William Veitch Dumfries George Bryson T. Cedell Capt. Marryat Newton Forster Jacob Minnie Grey Saunders and Lower Brook Upper Lower Grosvenor Harley, Wimpole Saville South Audrey Hill, Mansfield Great George Hay and Staines Davies-street Berkeleysq Ireland Eerl Tyrone Blackwater A. Oldridge Columbia Philadelphia Wellington Street United Kingdom Tris Cana A. Oldridge Sung Oldridge Claridge Gilbert Robinson City of Great Britain Ise NLR Balm Wellington-street the Gazette OF Whitehall John Edward Fullagar Lewes Gent High Court of Richens Pugh Watford County of Hertford Leanster High Court of Chancery County of Perth Royal Perthshire S. Barrett Eny J. Stewart Sacotot M DE Cherville National Gallery of Practical Science Lowther Arcade Wilson Ross Sonter Efinghan Paste Ackermann Heian and Piccadilly Dalian Nand Ct Co Saxony Cobbett Swain Cape Sporting Brighton Mondey Conan Kegavarth Oakevaiten Shropshire Tauads High Halton Wade’s Mill Blake Harborough Portman Onman's Plonday, Wood Cheshire Hounds Salternford Bridge Weaver ‘Hall Shipbrook Bridge Beeston Hall Manthorpe Sir Sutton Stapleford Moor Gate Burton Goltho Ashby Toll Bar Leven Lord Yarborough Weelsby House Milton Low Wood Thorock House South Wold Harriers Gosberton Gedney South Wold Hounds C. Pocock Stone Row Tun Hill Thal A. Smith Horntbourn Tarrant Crowdown Clamp Park House Bilney Knapton Harriers Southrepp North Walsham Stowe Park Ash Leys Hazleborough Lodge Mr. Drake Gallows Bridge Waterperry Wood Warden Rennel Mr. Berkeley Yardley Village Chicheley Hall Medbourn House Atherstone Hounds Bentley Park Kirkby Nailstone Village High Cross Rise Mill Gardham Sandbeck Edlington Town Todwick Bar Langold Mr. Bansey East Bridgeford Epperstone Berton Guigepost Lord Radsor Little Coxwell State OF Trade Thier Dudley House of Sons Siu John Campbell Horace St. Paul Ies Sir John House of Commons John Doudley Hawkes Mr. Hawkes oPpertakition Youra Thomas Parkin MR. Richardson Pants Downi Backle’s Gap Agit Shewell John Parkins Drummond
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