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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 14, 1837

Page

1

Life Assurance Offers Varied Policies and Rates

RGIS LIF ASSURANCE COMPANY advertises life and survivorship tables, moderate rates for joint and military officers, and quarterly payments. It lists multiple English offices and officials, plus references to medical reports and personal attendance as optional. Also promotes the Gardeners Gazette and weekly science journal with offers to subscribe and previews of plated goods by Cox Savory.

Gardeners’ Gazette Journal of Science Price Gardeners Gacette Sun. Horticultural Journal

Gloucester and Hereford Railroad meeting urges share refunds

A meeting at the London Tavern Bishops Gate Street called for directors to report on the Gloucester and Hereford Railway Company and repay deposits. Shareholders criticized delays and lack of public action. Resolutions tasked a committee to probe directors and demand explanations while noting the deed and paid deposits. The session included an unrelated local theft case.

London Bishopsgate-street Parker Gloucester Hear Lear BeerHam M'Namara England Ireland Mle Staneno Loer Hereford Crairman Noman M‘namare Gloucester and Hereford Wallis and Brown

Debates on church rates and church property reform in Parliament

A lengthy record of the Lords and Commons sessions on March 13 1837 covering petitions for and against church rates with remarks by Salisbury Kenyon Haddington Strafford Redesdale Bath and Wells Holland Wynford Bute and others. It notes discussions of the abolition of church rates the Poor Law amendment bill the Wills bill and railway matters plus a detailed financial critique by Sir Robert Peel of the proposed state purchase and management of church property and the implications for church independence.

Marquis of Salisbury Hertfordshire Lord Kenyon England Earl of Haddington Stokenhuret Lord Strafford Exeter Lord Redesdale Kent Archbishop of Canterbury Stroud Lord Bradford Plumpsteld Lord Howe Costock Leicestershire Winchester Melton Mowbray Hampshire Surrey Isle of Wight Earl Morley Plymouth Bath and Wells New Saram Chedder Southampton Bath Lord Holland Lord Wynford Wilton Stapleton Lord Duncannon Fiolaison London Gloucester Norfolk Essex St. Dunstan’s Earl of Burlington Lord Rayleigh Great Dunmow New Windsor Earl of Shaftesbury Dorsetshire Marquis of Bute Harlow Esser Lord Canterbury Camberwell Peckham Suffolk Gedmanchester Lord Brougham Swansea House OF Commons Loughborough Charles Manners Stockport Brotherton South Eastern Railway George Strickland North Eastern Railway Edinburgh Glasgow Colonel Bruen Hindley Earl of Scarborough Lancaster J. Wrottesley Mills Brighton Hhis Committee On Petitions Committee On the Standing Orders Chisd Committee On Standing Orders Baronet Marylebone Samuel Halley Caithness Carthorss George Sinclair Colonel Leslie P Lord Lincoln Nottingham Hawes R. Price Scarlett Mr. Trevor Lord Ashley John Baller Colonel Sibthorp Mackinnon Mr. Chapman Ward Bennett Wallace Ord Lincoln Lambeth Nobelord Bristol Leader P. M. Stewart Capt. Berkeley Wilks Hoxton Sanford Stewart Mguis Somerset Oxford University of C. Barrell Francis Egerton R.peel Sussex Northumberland Hertford Baines York Lancashire Devonshire Law Ounk Mr. Wynn St. Asaph Dalbiac Gaskell W. Follett Glastonbury Miles Bristol Union Insurance Company H. N Colonel Seace SS Pantry James Grattan Ireland Morgan John O'Connell Kerry Sheldon Wynn M. J. O'Connell Faod Wason Kentleman Hume F. Pollock Lord John Russell Ways and Means Affairs OF Canada Robinson Noble Home Department Gaents John Russell Estcourt Codd J. Russell Stephens Colonial Office Lord J. Russell Jord Sir R. Peel R. Peel Exchequer Bishopric of Eatleman Geotlemas Durham Canterbury Salisbury Bart Hear Lord Althorp Cottenham Idowne Melurge Ord Lord Stanley Home Jane Althorp Frien Pear House of Lords Aucholas Thames Scotland Church of Scotland House Lord Howick

Anti Poor Law meeting at Hornery sparks repeal push

Provincial news item details a Hornery gathering where resolutions targeting the Poor Law Amendment Act were rejected. Samuel Blakley urged repeal. Public notices warn of harsh penalties for straying off paths after sunset. A double self harm case near North Town and a near fatal machinery accident at Greenwood mill are noted alongside an embezzlement trial and a tragic youth suicide case with inquest findings.

Anvti Poor Law Hornery Samuel Blakley Leeds Times Bradford Percival Bunting N.B Manchester Times North Town Sansity Somerset Gazette Miracoloes Escare Longbottom Greenwood Portland-street Bury Edmund Bailey Salisbury Union the Union Board of Guardians O'Malley Couose Hinhtness Suffolk Chronicle Sevout Falloo Bay's Hill School India James Fallon Achoul Bengal Cheltenham Free Press

Circus accident and tragic cases in Ely and London

At Wisbeach a circus gallery collapse injured several as a rope pole separated from the gallery. In Ely a 16 year old girl Elizabeth Selis confessed to killing her newborn son and was sent to Cambridge gaol. In Gore Pit a burglary led to a man James Mechin slitting his throat before magistrates. In Middlesex Hospital a 14 year old girl Elizabeth Stuart died from clothes catching fire in an accidental death verdict.

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