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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 12, 1834

Page

3

Oath Debates and Sabbath Bill Clash in Parliament

Resumed discussions on religious tests and the Sabbath bill feature Mr O Connell and Sir A Agnew amid divisions over oath requirements and Sunday observance. MPs clash on altering fairs and markets while addressing deanery reforms in Ireland and the Down Raphoe union.

Aglioney Hardy Baronet Pease Hodgson F. Buxton A. Agnew A. Johnstone P. Howard O'Connell M. Ridley Lord Morpeth Skipton Evear Gisborne J. Wrottesley Birmingham R. Peel Bart Tey Cripps Tennyson Barnstaple Mr. Tennyson Major Fancourt Ane Down and Raphoe Goulburn Ecclesiastical Commissioners of Ireland Duke of Wellington Treasury Down Lord Plunkett Mr. Stanley Commissioners of Ecclesiastical Inquiry Stanley Privy Council of Ireland Raiphven Conolly Littleton Hume Robinson Colonel Davies Privy Council Shell

Repeal of the Usn Call of the House Debate

Members argue over a call of the house on April 15 and 221 notices as discussions focus on a potential separation of the kingdom. Robinson withdraws his motion on commutation of taxes while others debate constitutional duties and Easter recess timing.

Mr. Goulburn Spring Rice Sarce Rice Hasprey C. Fergnsson Hume Robinson Borough OF Warwick Halcomb Mr. Shell Lord Althorp Committee of Supply Young A. Agnew

Insolvency Declarations and Bankruptcy Notices

From the Gazette of last night, lists insolvencies and bankruptcies. Richard Bowles of Spalding is declared insolvent. numerous debtors and creditors named, with court dates and solicitors. Includes names like John Nuttal of Birmingham and James Prescott of Marylebone, with March 24 or March 27 and April 22 court dates. Also notes dividends, certificates, and dissolutions of partnerships across multiple towns and trades.

John Nuttal Birmingham Court of Bankruptcy Messrs Hindmarsh and Son Crescent Jewin-street Cripplegate James Francis Prescott High-street Marylebone Painter Sr. Bailey Berners-Street Richard Litson Laystall-street Holborn Victualler Mast Qualtlett and Hancock Prospectiow Bermondsey Edward Ashenden Thomas Cooper Baker Sittingbourne Kent Brick-Makera Halfpar Sleven Court Ofankruptcy Margon and Dudley Church-row Newington-butts William Swales Portland-street Oxford-street Silk-Mercer James Bucklersbury Thomas Ely Mark-lane City M.leod and Stenning London-street Fenchurch-street John Thomas Twells Tamworth Staffordshire Draper Mr. Parker St. Paul’s Churchyard Thomas Wilson Manchester Joiner Commissioners’rooms Milne Parry Morris Temple London Walker and Jesse Henry George Drewe Swansea Mackworth Arms Inn Goren Nation Orchard-street Portman-square Jonathan Burrows Holme Pierrepoint Nottinghamshire Wilson's Hotel Nottingham Payne Taylor Featherstone John William M.connochie Liverpool Stonemasons Clarendon Rooms Norris, Allen Anthony Great Ormond-street Toulmin Thomas Collier Holywell Flintshire Hatter Newton Norwich Taylor and Co Bedford-row Charles Coupland Leek Moneyscrivener the Angel Inn Macclesfield Johnson and Weatherall King's Bench Walk Condlyffe Lee Robert ‘Odd Massey Adlington New-court J. Sayer Shadwell J. Maberly Broadstreet Cheapside Gloucestershire Flock-Merchant Cheltenham D. Thackeray and Co Walton Lancashire T. Fletcher and Co George Inn D. Carr Radenhurst Clarendon Buildings Liverpoo T. J. Spence Commissioners'rooms J. Anderson J. Perry Worcester J. and J. Wright Limehouse-hole Poplar D. Ramsay Gloucester-road Old Brompton Shropshire J. Crook R. Friest Nitchell St. Luke's Turners D. Fox Gomersall Yorkshire E. Kent W. Nutt Cleveland Street St. Marylebone J. Smith I.bennett Riley Deryshire S. and S. and. J. Dean, Sifons Shestinss J. Wills H. L. Vesconte Artmouth E. Edwards W. Jones Newport Monmouthshire C. Smithson and Co New Inn C. Hawdon M. Brewer A. B. Goss Ormskirk J. Todd and Co C. Todd J. Morison N. J. Friedlander Hamilton-place New-road Hygeists M. J. Pain M. A. Peche Great Portland-street Oxford Street H. Castellain A. F. Schaezler Copthall-court J. B. Besozzi J. Bartlett Weymouth G. Flint Conisborough T. Hunt J. Dalton St. Mary-axe A.M. Sandeman W. F. Mould Sion College Garden Aldermanbury S. Carter

Law Intelligence Court of Chancery case on breach of trust

The Solicitor-General for respondents argues that executors misapplied stock from John Crawford's estate to debts with Marriot and Co. The case hinges on whether Marriot and Co. knew of a 1810 partnership dissolution and the executors breach of trust. Hearing adjourned to tomorrow for further arguments.

Marriot and Co House of Marriot and Co London Crauford and Sons John Crauford Ats Knight Mr. Stewart E. Sugden Wilson Marriot

Nuisance cab driver charged after accident

In Marylebone a cab driver, Charles New, faced a summons for furiously driving and injuring a boy named West on February 7. West suffered a broken arm and eye injuries. New was fined 40 shillings and ordered to pay 41 shillings compensation or face two months in custody. Also covered: funds found on a man named West and a separate Thames Court hearing involving Captain Longridge of the Prince Oscar, accused of assaulting an officer and firing a pistol on Margate roads, released on bail for trial at Old Bailey.

SJ Johnstone Omar Howard Teeta Avery I Ora Barone Oxford Tamworth Howe Leech Shireland Aes O'Connell Roebuck S. Kerr Vance New Chichester Potter Ublic Bekivs Ather Perso Padea ETON Little Patio Ho Intretay Evans Fin Mone Rome Arvana Warburton Robinson Bill Baronet Hyde-park George Street Gower-street Middlesex Hospital John Williams Broderip House of Correction Queen-Square West Yates Division of Police Burrell Thomas West Counter Hill New Cross Deptford Thames Longridge Prince Oscar Africa St. Katharine's Dock G. Hurst Margate Witness Deane

Petition to Parliament for Wise System of Society

A copy of Mr Tooke’s petition to the House of Commons argues that current social and economic structures distort wealth, birth, and population. It urges a "wise system" to cultivate latent powers, end poverty, and enable riches, wisdom, and happiness, warning against sectarian politics and wasted time.

House of Commons Tooke

Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds List Tuesday

Maritime brief notes port by port of ship groundings sinkings and damage. The Ann and Eliza and other vessels sailings London to Constantinople. Zephyr grounded. Eagle broke up. Suffolk returned after colliding with a brig. several ships driven on shore or leaking with cargo losses. port Davenport and Beaumaris incidents. overall hazardous conditions and multiple vessels weathered or wrecked.

Lloyd's Staxpgate Creek Marcu Ann Eliza Spalmador Passage Smyron Taylor Constantinople Roberts London Liverpool Ramscate Dorothy Bell Lynn Portsmouth Maacu Jane Thompaux Newcastle Canpirr Zephyr Sanderson Irom Mutrorp Marcus Eagle Davis Galway Littlehaven Bay Land’s End James Yougha Liverroot Donald Maranham Tuskar W.S.W Stonehouse Odgers Plymouth North Bank Walker Monte Video Beaumaris Port Magee Salthouse Dock Louisa Myers Wakrenaven Shammon Swinburn Dublin Braystone Greenock Portaferry Pollock Charleston Demerara Newry Mancha Blair Drocuena Newton Hathaway Boston Wick George Sinclair Pring Aberdeen Montrose Ness Berwick North Esk Stromness Hull Havannah Atlantic Harwich St.Pierre Huerman Rochelle Etaples Ellen Glaston Dock Maryport Swiftsure Fort 12Th Reva Fes Nantes Wild Opessa Moore Trinidad St. Andrew's N.B Karen Sidsel Husted Odensee Stromstadt Syren

Petition on System Change and Peaceful Reform

Petitioners urge the House to suspend current political questions tied to a decaying system and adopt a new framework of principles. They claim the existing order harms rights and industry and seek consideration of a different system developed at parliamentary or committee level to prevent imminent evils and deliver greater lasting good.

Honourable House

DREADFUL Case of Attempted Suicide at Brompton

A medical student lodger at 1 Grove-place Brompton road attempted to cut his throat. His motherly landlady Mrs Greenacre restrained him until help arrived. He was moved to St George's hospital. no cause is yet known. Also describes a proposed Frimley colony plan with ten families and farm setup.

J. Greenacre Grove-place Brompton Road St. George’s Hospital Frimley Surrey E. J. Nee

Semiramis at Kia Theatre a troubled premiere

The Herald recounts last night’s Semiramide at Kia Theatre with Madame Kynterland debuting as Semiramis and Madame Salvi as Arsace. Kynterland’s vocal power and dramatic force failings mar the show, while Salvi shows promise though her timing and stage movements appear tentative. Zuchelli as Assur disappoints, and the performance overall is described as not going well.

Kia Madame Kyne Terland Madame Salvi Atest Thes Rime Don Eany Madame Kynterland Hab Arsacez Zuchelli Assur

Miss Barelli Delights at Harp Concert in Bedford Square

A ten year old prodigy Miss Barelli performed last night at 29 Percy Street Bedford Square. She dazzled with harmonic innovations making the harp seem like two instruments and played pieces by Mozart and other composers with notable audience acclaim. Her father Monsieur Barelli claims a new teaching method reduces harp study time, prompting calls for public scrutiny and parental vigilance.

Mozart Venice Eulenstein Miss Barelli Monsieur Barelli Barelli

Naval movements from Portsmouth to the Mediterranean and Atlantic

From Portsmouth a fleet dispatch dated today notes Edinburgh under Captain C Dacres sailing to the Mediterranean with eighty Plymouth Marines landed from Revenge. Seaflower protects Jersey oyster fishery. Espoir undocked awaiting breaking up. Charybdis paid and set for Falmouth Lisbon mail then Cape of Good Hope with despatches. Boyne docked as depot, Revenge to follow. Sylvia transports part of the 82d to Gravesend en route to Scotland. Wind NW, fine weather.

Edinburgh C. Dacres Mediterranean Plymouth Revenge Seaflower John Morgan Jersey Espoir Ten Pone Charyddin Et’ Falmouth Lisbon Cape of Good Hope Warren Africa Boyne Excellent Sylvia 82D Regiment Gravesend Scotland

Adjourned Licensing Day for Parishes of St Margaret and Westminster

At the Guildhall Westminster magistrates adjourned licensing day for St Margaret and Westminster parishes. Applications for wine and beer licenses were reviewed. several licenses granted to Hubbard Knightsbridge and Fielder at Knightsbridge while others were refused, with adjournment on several cases. Port entries show 755 British ships and 610 foreign ships inbound to Hull in the year ending January 5, 1884.

ST. Margaret At, John Westminster Aymott, Graham Ferguson Guildhall William No Ihe Pye Westin Siguiente Hubbard Horsefe Ferry-Toad Imine Pickton Batts Enei Fiat Aristalier Fielder Knightsbridge Carpenter Tothillfields’ Prison Blue Coat-street Tothill-fields Rotlopes King-atreet Hut Hull Denmark Eer Germany Eee Bergeys

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