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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 04, 1835

Page

1

Autobiography and Polite Literature Advertisements

A long list of 19th century book notices and trade items advertising new editions and pocket dictionaries. Prominent works include Autobiography of a Dissenting Minister, Lander’s Expedition, Davenport’s Walker’s Dictionary, Cowper editions by Baldwin and Cradock, and various educational and biography titles. Also mentions stores at Albemarle Street and Long Acre with a range of goods and prices.

Batty H. M John Bare Albemarle-street Jon Tegg Chempside Transit United Kingdom Jary Ith, Elder, and Co Cornhill Poland Robin Carver London Thomas Tegg and Son Cheapside Uniteddom Butford Cottage Iera Peter Purley Europe Asia Davenport Walker Gs. ER B.A. Davenport Thomas Tegg

The Hurricane Hits Thames River with Widespread Damage

A fierce Monday night gale On the Thames caused vessels to break from moorings and drift downstream. Barges and tiers were driven into ships and effort by sailors prevented worse harm. Thames police aided greatly as boats sank and several vessels suffered severe damage.

Prince’s Stairs King-stairs Rotherhithe Irongate Londerridge Bermondsey Thames Royal William Edinburgh St. Katharine’s Wharf London Dover Ramsgate Margate

Le Coutier Bankrupt Examined After Guernsey Case

A meeting of creditors in the Le Coutier bankruptcy was held as the Privy Council ruling on Guernsey property rights prompted delays. The examination was postponed sine die while books and assets in Guernsey are sought, with options to bring goods to England debated by Mr. Whitelock and the Commissioner Merivale.

Court OF Bankruptcy Merivale James LE Coutier M. le Coutier Guernsey England London Privy Council Whitelock Mr. W le Coutier Royal Court of

Old Bailey Convictions and Acquittals Reported

At the Central Criminal Court and NEW COURT Mr W Croft and others aged 18 to 87 were convicted for stealing items from occasioned persons including pistolsgreatcoats and sheets. Several were acquitted such as John Eldredge and Mary Bowyer. Also listed are convictions for perjury theft of boots hose glass yarn and other goods with many ages named.

Central Criminal Court Wiliam Croft J. Edwards Daniel Manning Richard Jewson William Johnson Hannah Hassett Christian Eagleton James Kelly Charles Wiggins William Warren Matthew John Griffiths William Brooks John Eldredge Thomas Gorken Mary Bowyer Ann Jones John Mason NEW Court Joseph Mantle Catharine Tolson William Wood William Fox Frances Johnson John Barton George Jones Edward Tomlinson Thomas Seaward John Vezey Richard Evans Rowland Bassett Robert Cord Joseph Tipling William Abel Jane Wisstock Richard Jones Sarah Innis John Quick John Purvis Sarah Short John Jones Ann Sherrard William Thomas Hannah M'‘Phail Thomas Gurney Robert Banstead Hannah Carpenter

Middlesex Sessions Trial of John Owen for Robbery

John William Owen once a prominent London bookseller was indicted for stealing two banks belonging to Mr. Green of Great Queen Street. He spoke at length to defend himself, pleading alibi and prior status. Jury found him guilty. mercy recommended and six months imprisonment imposed. Also a grand jury found eleven bills against the Satirist for libels on Lord Langford.

John Willian Owen Green Great Queenstreet London Falkiner Lord Langford

Prisoner Charged In Waistcoat Robbery Case At The City

London police captured Thomas Bucher a pawnbroker after he allegedly pocketed two waistcoats from J Isaac Moses of the Minories. Moses identified him as a long‑standing customer and the Lord Mayor pressed for a personal statement. Bucher claimed he bought many waistcoats and acted by mistake. The case proceeds with his solicitor defending the motive and intent.

Mansion House 7Hos Bucher London J. Isaac Moses Minories Brentford Therisoner Fox Moses Compter

London Court Laughs Over Double Waistcoat Theft

In a London magistrates’ court a comically tangled theft case unfolds as two waistcoats vanish during a robbery. The Lord Mayor calls it foul plunder while witnesses including Mrs Ellis explain how bad money moved through a city safe. A prisoner with pawn shop ties is ordered held for trial.

London Tring Hertfordshire Portman-market

Meadows views of late Houses of Parliament tableaux

A private exhibition previews four Meadows tableaux showing the interior of the late House of Commons and Lords, a moonlit Thames view, the great conflagration, and the ruin of St Stephen's Chapel. The engravings are praised for beauty, fidelity, and dramatic perspective.

Meadows House of Commons House of Lords Thames St. Stephen’s Chapel

Fire in Broad Street and Silver Street Distress in Golden Square

A large fire at Mr Shakham’s premises on Marshall Street spread to the workshops of Taperell and Son in Silver Street, and then to back houses along Broad Street. The blaze, driven by a southwest wind, damaged sixteen houses in Silver Street and led to several losses in Broad Street. Flames reached Soho Square and Covent Garden market. no lives were lost, and the fire was tamed by around four o’clock. The incident caused an estimated 35,000 to 10,000 in damage. Also noted is a vacancy in the MH police division following Mr Hunter’s death. eight candidates remain, with Inspector Pierse favored for the post.

Quern-Square Menphcity Society George Barrett Mount-street Lambeth Hurrell and Gregorie Stratton Menilicity Society Catalina Montero France Geary L Division Deane Warbott Murray Samuel Phillips Cregorie Elliott Queen's Row Pimlico Queen’s Row Phillips Shakham Marshall-street Golden-square Taperell, Holland, and Son Silver-street Broad-street Messrs. Taperell and Co Silver Street Golden Square Mr. More Soho-square Covent-garden Market Eissey Carver Ilder Miller Baker Debenham Dyer Tr. Roach MH Division Flunter Hunter Pierse Worship-street Lambeth-street

Tunnel Works Resumed as Government Grants Back Completion

Yesterday the annual shareholders meeting at City of London Tavern reviewed the resumption of tunneling under Brunel. Directors praised government support and outlined plans to advance the shield and shaft works while keeping safety first, with Branel resuming duties and Beamish as resident engineer.

City of London Tavern Benjamin Hawes Ihermeney Court of Directors Birkett Lords of the Treasury Viscount Morpeth Robert Inglis Lord Althorp Stewart Exchequer Branel Brunel Duke of Wellington Beamish

Beware of the Ides and winter winds in early March

March 1 notes Venus at greatest western elongation as a morning star and visible nearly from rising to setting. Prudence warns ladies to guard against easterly winds. the piece recommends Rowland’s alhydor for skin and Rowland’s Macassar Oil to fix curls against boisterous weather and humidity.

Literary Gazettes Julius Cesar Cesar Rowland

Royal appointments and titles granted in 1835

The King directed letters patent for Sir Charles Manners Sutton to become Baron Bottesford and Viscount Canterbury for the male heirs, with noble titles in Great Britain. Also announced are commissions appointing Major General Sir Howard Douglas as Lord High Commissioner to the United States and Hertfordshire Yeomanry officers, including Bassil and Hamilton, to Cornet positions, with dates noted.

Whitehall United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Charles Manners Sutton G.C.B Aulea Baron Bottesford Bottesford Leicester Viscount Canterbury City of Canterbury Downing-street Howard Douglas Bart United States County of Hertford Hertfordshire Caval Basorgm Trine Cornet Robert Smith Bassil Leutenant Hamilton Francis Hamilton Cornet Bassil Frederick Peter Délmd-Radcliffe Cormet

Bankrupts and dividends listed across multiple towns

A long row of bankruptcy notices covers Joseph West of Christchurch and many others from Derby, Manchester, Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle and more with creditor meetings, surrender dates in March and April, court locations, and listed attorneys. Also includes numerous dividends, partnerships dissolved, and names of assignees and brokers.

Joseph West Keate-street Christchurch Middlesex Victualler Messrs Henderson Laman-street Goodman'’s-felds G. J. Graham Copthall-buildings James Buswellard Bidhant Wood Derby Joiners Hee Mestris Morissey Barbtr Hawilton Tietta-Street Covent-garden London Monsley Barber William Taylor Great Yarmouth Angel Ino Great Yarmouth Mesara Reynolds Bedford-row Bevan and Brittan Bristol Samuel Reynolda Wilmot Brewer Bristal Hick and Braikenridge Bartlett’s Holborn Wellington Benjamin Hogg Armley Leeds Wigglesworth and Rigealle Gray’s Inn Richardson John Holden Bacup Lancashire Commissioners’rooms Manchester Johnson Lincoln's Ino-fields Beckwith Dye St. Martin's Palace George Brown Marlborough Marlborough Arma Matthews Hungerford Berkshire Bishop Serjeant’s Loo Chancery Lane Eorge Alexander Ray Ramsgate Kent Red Lion Inn Canterbury Edwards and Robinson Park-place St. James’s Fey Peter Hatton Heaton Norris Back Verulam Buildings Gray’s Son Lingard Vaughan Joseph ‘Deacon Reeth Yorkshire J. Fryer Catterick Bridge F. Hirst Northallerton R. Addison Richmond William James Western-street Brighton Town Hall D. Ww. Bennett Middle-street Dax and Bicknell Lincoln’s Inn-fields Samuel Crosby Coventry Dyer Commercial Rooms Messra Brooking and Surf Lombard-street Philips and Wagon Exchange-buildings T. A. Gay Southhampton Chancery-lane L. Comtesse Upper King-Street Bloomsbury Asktopioy Coal Exchange Court of Bankruptcy T. Meredith Horncastle Lincolnshire White Hart Ins Spitaly G.dawson J. Kerr Nankeen BR. Belt Newcastle-upon-Tyne Commission-room F. Edwards A. M‘call T. Priestley Halifax Woolstapler Cleven Talbot Inn J. Eades Stonehouse Devonshire Silkmercer Wok Eee Raymond Streatham-place Surrey Rt. Smalone R. Nott Sen Jun W. de Lisle Nott J. Flint Silsoe Bedfordshire W. Stivenson Princen-street Westminster Waterloo Road Lambeth E. R D. Humbert W. Hudson J. Travis Menchester Chrysaliers T. Bedsford Holmfirth Bird J. Strafford Liverpool J. Nicholas and Co Bridgnorth Salop J. Calvert and Co J. Tracy Q. B. Hair Bary Hyde-street W . Seebohm S. Bleckly C. Grimes Osborne-street Whitechapel T, Orme J. C.gummer Tewkesbury Gloucestershire R, Oxley J. Brown New New ‘Windsor, Printers—S, and J. Morris Birmingham Lam Manufacturerse J.J Io Treet West Smithfield Rogers and T. Hussey Exeter Devon

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