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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 08, 1834

Page

4

Knighthood and parliamentary notices from The Gazette

From the Gazette of last night St Jamen's Palace March 5 1834 the King confers knighthood on Eaton Travera RN and appoints Rev John Bathurst Schomberg Chaplain in Ordinary. Crown office March 7 announces a long list of parliamentary returns and military officer appointments by purchase and exchanges across regiments with March 7 dates. Also insolvencies bankruptcies partnerships dissolutions certificates and price of sugar reported. a cruelty incident at Heckington Fen is noted.

St. Jamen’s Palace Eaton Travera Lord Chamberlain John Bathurst Schomberg Henry John Woollaston Beechont Stesch Regiment of Light Dragoons John Manby Baring William Ponsonby Purchase Manby 16Th Light Dragoons W.H. Sperling Qaten Lieut J.S. Deverill Sperling Cornet M. Clerk Deverill J. Rodon Cornet Regiment of Foot T. Brooke T. Gordon 2D Foot J. Harcourt Lth Light Dragoons Brady Greville Arthur Horne Charles Lane 49Th Foot H. Rainey Birch R.D. Kelly Royal Military College Rainey 50Th Foot J.A. du Moulin Young 95Th Foot Enaigs Ff. Bayly Wake J. Stuart Bayly A. E. Burmester Macdonald W. W. Ladder Burmester Lord A. Lennox W. Osborne G. Williamson A. G. Fullerton C. B. Dawson

Funds and Bonds Market Report with London Prices

A dense financial note lists per cent bonds, stock prices, and international bonds. It includes Consols at 3 per cent, various government and foreign bonds, debentures, and canal stock while noting London Bridge times and the True Sun editions' publishing schedule.

India

Spain and Lisbon News Amid Global Turmoil

The Paris papers show limited Spain news with Vaupez replaced by Quesapa and reports of Don Cantos installing Menixo as commander. In Biscay eight thousand Carlist insurgents are active. ministers may suppress dissent in the Chamber and tariffs dominate domestic debate alongside Vienna congress revolutions and church worries. The Times notes a Lisbon vessel with no news. Miguelite action near Santarem slows Terceira’s Alemtejo expedition while Irish recruits join. The British debate on corn laws framing ministerial seats and reform questions continues, with speculation on ministerial resignations and public benefits.

Paris Spain Madrid M. Buucos M. Barcos Imes Vaupez Quesapa Behobia Don Cantos Menixo Biscay Chamber of Deputies Bordeaux Brussels Vienna Russia Francis Independent Journal Des Debats Santarem Duke of Terceira Cartaxo Poutett Thomson Board of Trade Manchester Porrett Thomson Borough of Hume Dudley

Iniquity Questioned By Past Six Months Of Events

The passage notes extraordinary facts from the last six months illustrating the iniquity and infamy of a detestable stain upon the statute book. It frames the events as evidence of wrongdoing tied to legal measures and calls for scrutiny and reform.

Meeting of Working Classes Leaders At The Institution

Advertisements indicate a meeting of the National Union of the Working Classes and the public is set for this evening at The Institution in Theobald's Road. MPs including Mr O'Connell are said to plan attendance. The note thanks supporters for their sympathy and asserts the working class cause remains theirs.

National Union of the Working Classes Theobald’s Road True Sun O’connell

City News and Market Summary From a Saturday Morning

The French news yields little impact in town. The stock exchange opens quiet with modest prices. Market mood stays subdued for money, goods, and shares. Commodities like silks and cotton remain weak while hosiery and lead goods demand holds. Consols drift lower as Portuguese Regency and Spanish bonds move. No major market upheavals expected today.

France The Stock Exchange Poulet Thomson Hume Lloyd's Books

Markets. Newgate and Leadenhall meat prices and coal list

Market notes from Newgate Leeds and Whitechapel detail plentiful beef pork and mutton with variable prices and dull trade due to weather. Separate coal section lists current close prices for numerous collieries with steady demand and no price boosts. Meat categories cover beef veal pork mutton and poultry plus geese ducks and rabbits with regional price ranges. Coal market notes arrive after meat with 19 vessels counted and many coal brands priced per ton.

Newgate Leadenball Ccccseeeseseseee Whitechapel Aia

Death verdict after post mortem in Coroner’s inquest

Last evening coroner Mr Higgs and the jury reassembled at the Old Jary Tavern to investigate the death of a 24 year old gentleman named Clarke formerly of a fedigee house. The surgeon's post mortem declared death due to apoptery and the jury returned a verdict of Natural Death.

Suprosep Suictok Higgs Old Jary Clarke

Law Intelligence This Day Court of Chancery

The court was occupied this morning with the appeal cases of Saville versus the Marquis of Salisbury and rev o the Marquis of Salisbury, which have not yet been brought to a close.

Two Boys Committed for Stolen Shoes at Bow Street

Timothy Kelly and John Mathews, two youths, were found guilty of stealing a pair of shoes from Mr. Lock, a Drury Lane shoemaker. They were sentenced to one month at the House of Correction with hard labour. A burglary at Mr Meredith’s Lincoln’s Inn Fields home was noted. a man suspected of involvement was discharged due to lack of evidence.

William Hardcastle Beaufort-place Chelsea George Stocker High-street Whitechapel Gaven Black Gutter-lane Cheapside Francis Parry Brunswick-place North Brighton Oilor James Cawthron Bolingbroke-row Walworth Oil and Joseph Mulliner Northampton William Glen Matthie William Greenwood Farringdon-street Lloyd Crowncourt Graham Copthall Buildings David Hardie Manchester Commissioners’rooms Hadfield and Grave Johnson and Weatherall Temple London F Jobn Tapley Ian Torr Devonshire Half Moon Inn Exeter Attornies Messrs Berkeley Lincoln’s Ton Mr. Bush Trowbridge Wills Thomas Taylor Cowle Oxfordshire Ma Bartram Oxford Robertson Miller Ely Place Holborn Robert Ponsonby Staples Court of Bankruptcy Baxenaie Tatham Upton Johnson King’s Arms-yard Coleman Street Abbott Coleman-street Richard Moore Bath Bowden and Walters Aldermanbury Green King’s Arms Yard Samuel Allen Birmingham Radenhurst New Royal Hotel Whitehouse Rawlinson and Mole Bow-Street Timothy Kelly John Mathews Lock Drury-lane Minshuil House of Correction Meredith Lincoln’s Ton-Fields Liverpool Thurspay Junius Virginia Atalanta Marseilles Harbinger Odessa Diana Laguna Whitehaven Suffolk Maranham Tuskar Brazil Bank Little Liz Sierra Leone Brazil Worcrester Our County Dudley John Ailling Moses Flavel John Davis Thomas Williams John Capewell Willian Wakeman Abel Griffin Worcester Journal Trapes’ Union Bricklane St. Luke’s Hamblin Morning Chronicle Johnston Moylas Waterford Ail Taunton Dulverton Daniel Maragh Glastonbury Wiveliscombe Bristol Cork Maragh Sherborne

Stoke races show Matilda and Lofty take wins in mixed fixtures

Sporting notes received this day report a Tuesday handicap over a mile and a half won by Matilda, with Can tab and Master Budd unplaced. Lofty wins the sweepstakes in a mile and half. The Cup features three classes, Pilgrim clinching the deciding race after Coquette and Canta. Excelling competition cements the events as established.

Stoke Packwood Matilda Jad Webb Master Budd F. Robin Thorne Arnold Coventry Taylor Burney Jud

Entry list for two year old Stakes race

Entry includes Eleanor five years Desperate by Defence Pounce five years filly by Defence out of Effie three years Liston Diana Lubentia and Don Juan. Two Year Old Stakes out of sister to Corelia out of sister to Revenge filly by Defence out of Eliza and filly by Defence dam by Don Cossack.

Eleanor Pounce Effie Liston Diana Lubentia Don Juan Corelia Eliza Don Cossack

Hunts Schedule Among English Packs Aired in Local Notices

The page lists several foxhound packs with weekly meet dates and venues across Norfolk Buckinghamshire and surrounding counties. Notable entries include the Atherstone Hounds meeting at Coombe Seal Wood Middleton Wood Lindley, and Lindley again Saturdays at eleven. Other packs such as the Norfolk Hounds, Mr Villebois Herriers, the Knapton Harriers, and Mr Dansey’s Hounds have Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday meets at various inns woods and villages with six o’clock or eleven o’clock start hints. Additional entries cover the King’s Stag Hounds Duke of Grafton’s Hounds Berkeley’s Hounds Drakes Hounds Lord Radnor’s Hounds Moreton’s Hounds and Fane’s Harriers with venues like Brisley Green Northwold Mills Thurgaton Thurgaton Priory Kenel at Brixworth Kimbolton Castle and Bibury Racecourse among others.

Atherstone Hounds Coombe Seal Wood Middleton Wood Lindley Norfolk Hounds Brisley Green Middleton Pytchley Duke of Grafton Harwood Windmill Westteday Haversham Wood Stow Mr. Berkeley Keenes Kimbolton Castle Mr. Drake Edgcott Bucks Arncott Bridge Barley Mow Lord Radnor Nuneham Appleton Village Mr. Moreton Totterdown Bibury Mr. Fane Honday South Stoke Ewelime Crowell

Shipping News and Local Riots Report

Shipping intelligence lists vessels arriving from Odessa Alexandria Ancona and Lisbon with delays and wrecks noted. Worcester RIOTS and gas works dismissals described, plus Poor Law Commission notes and a singular case of alleged Irish drover robbery under scrutiny.

Paris Dispatch Warns of Rising Dictatorship Tone in Chamber

From our correspondent Paris reports a growing dictatorial tendency in daily politics, blaming doers and press restrictions. It notes calls against ministers, diplomatic secrecy, a stalled Thuret bank, upcoming naval and inland water projects, Spain affairs, and shifts in French and European power dynamics with Thiers and royalist intrigues.

M. Cabet Chamber Mauvaise Presse M. Salverte M. A. Girard Carbonari Barthe Demon Press Doctrinaires and Co People Chateau Des Tuileries Duke de Broglie Interior France Thuret and Co Place Vendome Paris Scheldt St. Quentin Et Oise M. Burgos M. Gisquet Caserne Ave Maria Vincennes Carlsbad Spain el Pastor Tolosa Bidassoa Hernani Irun Bebobie Guernica Merino Navarre Don Carlos Lyons Grand Square Bellecour M. Thiers Ireland Orleans Orange Augsburgh Gazette Rome Pontifical Ancona Naples

Calico Printers Conviction After Stirling Riot

Dispatches were sent to the Marquis of Sligo and other West India Governors. Two Stirling Scotland calico printers, linked to the Trades Union, were found guilty of mobbing and rioting at Macfarlin and Co. Their nine month imprisonment in Stirling gaol was awarded in mitigation after they showed gratitude for lenient sentencing.

Colonial Office Marquis of Sligo Jamaica West India Islands Calico Stirling Scotland House of Macfarlin and Co Trades’ Union

Creditors Meeting at Basinghall Street on Monday

Meetings of creditors announced at Basinghall Street for Monday with dividends to be distributed. Names listed include S. E. Jones of St. Paul's Churchyard coffee-house, Sir George Heneage Bart of Chatham place merchant, and W. Sell of St Martin's Lane bookseller.

Basinghall Street S. E. Jones St. Paul’s Churchyard George Heneage Bart Chatham-place W. Sell St Martin’s Lane

Births and marriages in London society notices

Birth notices list several women giving birth to sons and daughters on dates around the 4th to 6th inst in London and surrounding counties. Marriages include Rev J E Tyler to Jane Robertson, S Smith to Sarah Palmer, and various other matches at Christ Church Marylebone, St Pancras, Camberwell, Swanscombe, and St Saviour's Southwark. Also notes deaths and aging widows in the region, with entries from Bayswater and Rome.

J.E. Tyler St Giles-in-the-Fields Jane D. Robertson Bedford-square St. Pancras Church S. Smith Esq Burton-crescent Sarah Thomas Palmer Russell-place Fitsroy-square Christ Church Marylebone W. Price Eng Elizabeth Ann T. Allock R.N Cunningham-place St. John’s-wood Regent’s Park Camberwell Church John Hi Ashwell Nottingham Harriet E. Smith Peckham Swanscombe Church Greenhithe Kent T. Page Blackfriars-road Anas F. Mattison Pancras St. Saviour’s Southwark John Ball King’s Arms-yard Coleman-street Mary Ann J. Potter Park-street St. George's Church Hanover Square John Wright Honourable East India Company Mary Adam Blondy Kingstone House Berkshire

Printed and Published by John Ager for Patrick Grant

Printed and published by John Ager for Patrick Grant at the True Law Office No 3 6 Strand London.

John Ager Patrick Grant The True Law” Office Strand London

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