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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 06, 1834

Page

3

Warwick Election Controversy and Leamington Petition Scrutiny

Debates on the Warwick Election Bill include calls to inquire into alleged petition falsifications regarding Leamington signatures. Halcombe accuses Parkes and Birmingham Political Union of orchestrating biased reports, while Fergusson defends committee integrity and urges continued examination. The House considers bribe cases, franchise extensions, and potential borough disfranchisement amid tense procedural clashes.

Mr. Forster Stafford Sheridan Warwick T. Fremantle Ajorry R. Fergusson Halcombe Leamington Birmingham Political Union Baronet Joseph Parkes Mr. Halcombe Parkes Birmingham Union Birmingham Political Council Lord Eastnor Tancred Estcourt Lord Ebrington Graville Somerset Plumptre Leamington Spa Hardy Harpy Hatcombe Ats Goulburn House Ord J. Russell Reetor Halcombe Mao J. Smith Smith Squires Hent Goulburn Sat Earl of Warbee Earl of Warwick Stuart

Vestry Record and Local Incidents From Stamford News

The St Pancras vestry minutes show a 22 to 20 censure confirmation after a dispute with parochial authorities over Lord Orp aid. Alford reports a preacher claiming judgment duty in heaven. Stamford News notes gas lighting in Market Harborough, with Mr West installing the apparatus. A Wisbech accident, linked to intemperance, kills porter Ketchley as a wagon wheel crushes him. a boy drowned in the river months earlier.

Alford Perdition Stamford News West Wisbeach Ketchley

Bankruptcy case to set aside transfers of shares and bills

Law Intelligence reports an appeal from a Vice-Chancellor’s decree in a Chancery case. A bankrupt deceased allegedly transferred bills of exchange and Life Insurance Company shares to relatives to defraud creditors. Plaintiffs seek an account and setting aside, defendants claim transfers settled debts to relations. Hearing adjourned to Friday.

Court OF Chancery Hig Hoover Knight Blount

Middlesex Sessions Fez Verdict in Dutch Timepiece Theft

Maria Smith, a young woman, was indicted for stealing a Dutch time-piece valued by John Brown. The jury found her guilty and she received seven years transportation. She shouted a joking remark about going to Bottomry Bay, prompting laughter as she was led away.

Maria Smith John Brown House of Correction Bottomry Botany

Disgraceful charges and thefts across Marylebone streets

The report covers Thomas Warrington charged with gross misconduct at a Mary street school in Hampstead road. It also details Margaret Fitzgerald and Mary Ellis accused of robbing sailor Robert Bell of ten sovereigns after a drunken cabriolet voyage from New-out Lambeth to Orchard street Westminster, with Fitzgerald hiding six sovereigns in her mouth before being arrested. Additional items include Thomas Hichardeon charged with church burglary at St Philip's, Hatton Garden, and Union Hall murder notes on Mr Richardson, plus Thames Police Excise cases involving James Pattison smuggling six quarts of Scotch whiskey under his father's direction.

Robert Bell Neptune Lambeth Orchard-street Westminster Dawkins Brixton Cllis Fitzgerald Hatton-Garden Thomas Hichardeon St. Philip’s Church Baguigge Wells Road Trury Thomas Shaddick Golden-lane Islington-green Whitechapel Shaddick Watson Finlay Stilwell Beadle Epsom Thames James Pattison Commissioners of Excise Dundee Ballantine Broderip Excise

Turbulent gathering ends in drunken brawl at widow’s wake

A funeral wake in a neighboring town devolved into rowdying excess as friends of the deceased and some from her late husband’s circle clashed. Chairs and pokers were wielded as a fight broke out, leaving bloody noses and a ruined scene, reported by the Paisley Advertiser.

Cockpen Paisley Advertiser Ma. Gieic Chelsea Pensioners Lord Mulgrave Lee al Ie Bulwer Nulgrave Ee Hook Horace Smith Lister D'lerechi Grattan Gleig Charlotte Bury

Shipping News From The LlorD’s List Of Tuesday

Shipping intelligence reports several ship incidents across British ports. Vessels including the Juno South Shields, Tin Tin Orbeta from London to Barcelona, and Vansittart near the Needles faced damage or shoreings but overall escaped severe harm. other ships such as the Queen Adelaide at Douglas and the Water Witch near Caroarvon Bay experienced dockside or grounding events with crew saved.

Llord Rawsgate Mancw Juno South Shields Shoreham Magen Orbeta London Barcelona Southampton Mancy Vansittart Zylatra Liverpool Leer Derbyhaven Ba St. Michael’s Island Glandore Caroarvon Bay Liverroo Fes Elizabeth Africa Herald Baltimore Greenock Marcon Caledonia Barbadoes Lochecrgan Island of Moll Hercules Westport John Leish Terry's Rock Newton Spitfire Dundee Anstrather Brytu Sarah Lawson Ewcastle Marcy Cartaretta Hendry Sunderland Hamburgh Tyne Scally Holy Island Arwich Doune Castle Taylor clea @ atate Gonfleet Mapaio Supreme Board of Health Board of Health Black Sea Turkey Europe Greee Asia Minor Syria Egypt Alexandria Tripoli Canaries Gibraltar Raupens Concordia Schmidt Aarhus Leith Hirschholmen Hamaurca Albertine Emilie Hoge Gothenburgh Bourdeaux Christiansand Twey Gebroders Spreik Konigsburgh Jersey Arendal Phoenix Peterson Newstead Gromstad Maria Sophiagberg Eggersund Mata Meteor Barrera Quay Polverista N.E Giovanni Cape of Goop Mary Curran Prince Edward’s Island Crozets Havanian San Jose Rosa Oratova Hole-in-the- Wall New York Cook Philadelphia Delaware Mary Dalgleish Hunter St. Sebastian Porto Rico Spain

Noted Royal Audiences and Local Crime Report From Stamford News

A Stamford News digest reports yesterday audiences by royal figures including the Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Melbourne. It also details crimes near Eye and Peterborough with two suspects in custody, plus accidents, dog attacks, and commercial distress in Havana. Reports from Liverpool cotton markets and multiple ships arriving or sailing are listed, with various ports and vessels named.

Canterbury Earl Grey Marquis of Lansdowne Melbourne James Graham Stanley Charles Grant Lord Hill Earl of Manton Tanholt Lodge Crowland ‘‘ New Association Mr. Hawkes Stafford Sir John M. Disney, Bart Knuightsbridge Wiltoo-place Mmisney Upper Brook-street Grosvenor-square

King's Levee at St James's Attended by Royal Figures and Dignitaries

The King, with Sir Herbert Taylor, arrived at St James's from Winchester and attended a levee. Present were the Duke of Cumberland, the Duke of Gloucester, Princess Augusta, and the Steward. A Privy Council met with ministers and foreign ambassadors. Lord Kenyon presented petitions from Whitechurch and Woore, while Mr Hall Dare and Mr Savill Onley delivered Chelmsford address. Sir John Bayley and Sir John Campbell received promotions and appointments.

Herbert Taylor St James's Winchest Duke of Cumberla Duke of Gloucester Augusta Esieerr Royal Horse Guarda Marlborough Couse Gerbes Ing R . Re Anatole Brenier Bonbans Ite Vilas E Talleyrass Marquis Ianne Earl Gre Melbourne Palmerston Althorp Stanley Charles.Grant James Graham William’ Bathurst S Ee John Bayley Gibbs Crawford Antrobus Eaton Cheshire United States Canterbury Schequer Board of Control the Admiralty Horse Hopouralle Corps of Gentlemen Pensionera Ordnance Lord Hill E. C. Disbrowe Sweden Bombers Cavendish Silver Stick Adolphus Fitzclarence Oyter C.E. Nugent Arches’ Court Lord Kenyon Whitechurch Shropshire Woore Maccleston Salop Stafford Hall Dare M.P Savill Onley Chelmsford Chaorch Mr. Tate St. Paul's Earl Grey John Campbell

House and Window Taxes Repeal Report Appeals

A large meeting of St Martin in the Fields parishioners heard deputies report progress toward repealing the house tax with the treasury chief pledging a move in the Commons. They urged Westminster parishes to press for window tax repeal through Government action and urged support for Sir Samuel Whalley’s motion.

St. Martin-in-the-Fields Ventry-Room Central Committee Churchwarden Holroyd House of Commons Westminster Samuel Whalley

Tea Sale at East India House Draws Crowds and Debate

Yesterday morning the tea sale at East India House drew a crowded court room as buyers attended. The Tea Trade Committee, chaired by Mr Twining, presented a report on the Directors letter to trade. They urged continuing the sale for public interest despite losses from the high declaration, and the meeting cheered. Sale began at noon with early lots of Boben selling at 1s 4d per lb while many later lots saw no advance and were scratched.

Twining Mr. Ellis

Inquests on Child Found Dead and Woman Drowned at Tyte Estate

Multiple inquests held in London on recent deaths. A newborn male child was found dead in St James's Park amid concerns over rising child murders, with no evidence on cause. An unknown male, possibly Clerke, died by suspected overdose at Old Drury Tavern, awaiting post mortem. Elizabeth Tyte, wife of Captain Tyte, was found drowned in a pond on his estate. the verdict was found drowned with no evidence of how she entered the water.

Panticipe Deanstreet Westminster Higgs St. James’s Park Old Drury Tavern Brydges-street Covent-garden Stirling Eastcott Harrow Elizabeth Tyte Tyte France Ichard Martin David Black

St Pancras Licensing Session Grants Licences

A petty session held at the vestry room in Ossulston hundred renewed annual licences for St Pancras licensed victuallers. Only six cases were adjourned to Friday the 18th with 28 new applicants whose petitions will be disposed of then.

St. Pancras Orden Square Col. Birc Charles Farsy Alderman Birch Edward Orme Ossulatun

Representation of Cork and Cork electors letter

Dr Baldwin the independent Cork representative explains his parliamentary absence citing his daughter's illness and key legal matters. He states his duty to serve without personal interest and asks constituents to accept his resignation to enable easier terms, while defending his integrity and public trust. The note also notes a Kilcoman Robin meeting and a mayoral manifesto dispute in Mayo.

Cork Baldwin Herbert Baldwin Camden-place Kilcoman and Robin

New Vestry Bill Discussed by Westminster Parishes

The Householders' Society for St Margaret and St John Westminster held a meeting in Harrow Street to discuss obtaining vestry offices and civic seating. Mr Hopkins chaired as Mr Butler outlined correspondence with Colonel Ey about introducing a new Vestry Bill in the House of Commons. Colonel Evans sent regards via J Michie, noting his regret at not attending and exoneration on the repeal motion for the window duties. The gathering adjourned after thanks to the chairman.

St. Margaret and St. John Westminster Harrow-street Hopkins Butler Hones of Commons J. Michie Millbank Evans Shanks

Penny Post operations and Atlantic wreck news

The report cites the Penny Post's one year operation yielding 79 417 letters and 4 750 notes through the service since January 37th, 1888. It covers shipwreck Pericles, rescue by Racer, crew and passengers saved, and relief efforts. it also notes a Great Western Railway meeting in London opposing railway expansion and the political debate surrounding it.

Hoa Ross Catlar Fergusson Chapallor Wr. Hume O'Connell Baig Pericles Liporrived Cork Lan Donde Capain Stewart Pericles Racer Symeberry Great Western Railway Company Belgrave Eaton-strest Ico Crna Paris Halsewall el Bene Hein Ater

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