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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 17, 1836

Page

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Balm's Wellington Sauce and medical works advertised

The page advertises Balm's Wellington Sauce as a versatile foreign-ingredient based condiment for cold meats poultry fish and more. It also promotes a new medical work by Dr Courtenay on sexual health and debility and lists publishers. Also notes arrangements for Jamaica Ginger and other wines and a modern fiction series from Colborn's Modern Novelists.

Connoisseura Balm John Balm Camden-town J. B Jamaica Philis C. B. Courtenay M.D Great Marlborough-street Regent-street Simpkin and Marshall Stanoner's Court Quwbyn Catherine-street Strand Strange Calton-street Edinburgh Sll Town and Country Courtenay Syfe Inspector and Literary Review Cotsum Mopgrn Noveists Colborn Walter Scott Ward Tremaine Mul Grave Dublin England Polica County Dublin Paris Dunlavin Ireland Copeland Moore Morgan Freeman Omagh James Crawford Earl of Belmore Hercules Clay Lincoln Gazette

Reply to Colonel Bruen Speech by Reverend James Maher

Carlow letter argues widow Nolan of Hallynigen faced grievous oppression by Colonel Bruen and agent Henry Carey. It alleges eight years of high rent, arrears claimed, and ejectment, with payments totaling beyond land value. Maher accuses misstatements and asks county to judge truth, cites maps, improvements, and the widow’s destitution.

Bruen James Maher Carlow Nolan Hallyngien H. Carey Braen Henry Carey Liberal Club Brown- Street Mr. Watters Nolans D&c Elsc Aods Cees Leigh-in-bridge Polius C. Carlow James Maner

Loyal and Constitutional Association of Marylebone Anniversary Dinner

The Loyal and Constitutional Association of Marylebone marked its first anniversary with a dinner at the Yorkshire Stingo attended by about 250 gentlemen. Guests included the Duke of Newcastle and numerous peers, who toasted the Duke and House of Lords. speeches praised parliamentary duty while criticising opposition. The evening featured toasts to Lord Tynemouth and Sir Peter Laurie, with discussions on politics and representation, ending as guests dispersed.

Yorkshire Stinge Afr Mackinnon M.P Duke of Newcastle Earl of J. Colbourne Crowley James Paynter Clitheroe Plunket Rushbrooke Wood F. Booth Entwistle P. Laurie Colonel Stopford Somers Cocks Lushington R. Rice Barton Ormsby Gore House of Lorda House of Lords House of Commons Lord Stormont Lord Tynemouth Peter Laurie O'Connell James Graham Lord Stanley Pope

Dorchester Labourers Pardon Stirs Meeting at Mechanics’ Institute

A Tuesday night gathering at the Mechanics’ Institute discussed the Dorchester labourers’ pardon. Speakers denounced one law for the rich and another for the poor, praised Wakley and Hume for their roles, and urged full indemnification and continued pressure against Orange societies and taxes on knowledge.

Mechanics’ Institute Circus-street New Road Dorchester Dr. Wade Angels of Light Orangemen Southwark Radical Association Lord J. Russell John Rousell Orange Societies Thomas Wakley Joseph Hume True Sun Macconnell Wakley Hume Orange Party Free Press Murphy John Russell Duke of Cumberland House of Commons Paton Bell Goldapink

Drury Lane Theatrical Fund Dinners At Freemasons Tavern

An annual Drury Lane Theatrical Fund dinner at Freemasons Tavern presided by Sir Edward Codrington gathered literary and arts figures, with royal toasts to the King Queen and Victoria. Harley addressed donors on charity, theater heritage, and the fund’s aims, noting a total subscription of 1142 pounds.

Drury-lane Theatrical Fund Freemasons’ Tavern Edward Codrington Victoria Duchess of Kent Duke of Sussex Ramsbotham Navarino

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