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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 06, 1834
Page
10
Colonial markets show scant supply as holders seek higher prices though lacking foundation. Colonial produce prices are seven percent higher than last year with ports increasing and likely to rise as the season advances. Prices remain firm around 00.8 and foundation, but activity is among immediate distributors only with private contracts limited. No public sales yesterday, today mainly involve drugs in the market.
The Atheneum notes Trinity College Cambridge style reforms and new language courses with emphasis on Greek Testament study and British continental commentators. It mentions an Archbishop seeking a clerical college near St Patrick's and remarks on a Broad Street fire incident involving Mr Skarratt's silversmith shop.
Baron Foster opens the Limerick assizes noting 128 trial names and a drop in homicide cases. Reports include executions at Ballymorris Cratloe and details of James Clements’ police testimony, plus a Fermanagh juror exclusion and a mysterious infant found near Cathedral Square.
The House debates bribery in Carrickfergus and Stafford cases, weighing disfranchisement versus broader reform. Witness testimony and committee reports are scrutinized, with calls for clearer evidence and possible select committees to resolve which voters were corrupt and how penalties should apply.
Stamford News reports St Pancras Vestry confirming a censure on ministers after a 22 to 20 vote amid earlier delays and opposition. Also notes a preacher near Alford claiming judgment duties in heaven and damning a neighbour’s daughter. Stamford gas lighting project praised. Wisbeach accident linked to intemperance ends in instant death for a porter, with a drowning of the man’s son months earlier.
The meeting concluded with thanks to the Chairman after brief remarks from several members. In other items, reports covered the brig Pericles saving emigrants from the bark Symmetry wreck near Cork, details of Great Western Railway discussions, and notes on contemporary literary works and authors in Chelsea and London.
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