True Sun Newspaper Archives, Mar 18, 1837, p. 1

Imperial Class Cs History Works Advertised in Monthly Parts

A historical catalog notes forthcoming Monthly Parts of Hishp Bornetts History GP His Own Times with Part VI promising release by May. It lists Architeacon Paley works and other volumes including Lyst of Lorenzo de Medice and Leo the Tenth, Burnett and Percyson histories, with London address for sale by booksellers.

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Architeacon Paley Lord Lyptleton Henry the Ruscoll Odgel Mart H Lenlee Hodney Street Pentonrille Wilkinson Provean Square Id Bailey London Willian Sanath Dewvene-street Fraser and Co Edinburgh Corry and Co Dallin

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Secondhand Watches and Accessories in London Shops

A London ad lists spearing deals for silver edged cases and covers for six to ten guineas, with mentions of delicate manly repairs and a seller offering complete sets. Also notes that a silversmith and watchmaker on Cornhill offers a variety of secondhand watches at two guineas each with warranty.

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Ted Corner Tour

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Insolvency and Bankruptcy Notices of 1837 London Civil Proceedings

London notices list insolvencies, bankruptcies, and settlements with names of debtors such as Henry Tord, Robert Gallet, and Thomas Nuttage, plus many others. The document details declarations of insolvency, bankruptcy supersessions, dividend dates, and dissolutions of partnerships across various trades from March 7 to April 28, indicating court actions, schedules, and official assignees in Chambers and at the Court of Bankruptcy.

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Robert Knowles Trompatrert Marchus Stten Flower Bread-street Cheapside Asplyyuer Lackington Basinghall-street Willian Cooke Bailey Mildenhall Seifoth Aptil Doat Tad Pouetten Ards Ss. Ateleven Ards Ss. Ateleven, At the Court of Bankruptes. Atawnes Coils Great Eran Rederestreet Commenaatichal Purquand Copthall Buldings Thomas Preston Catenton-street Atune Coart Ol Mroéiore Buckters, Hors Ottal Asaignee Merc Alsager Darchinelane Charles Deerb Richard Davis Diceb George Vard Lombardeatrent Mierchens March Gr Aid Aghay Zs Ehven Aeuhrapies Mirors Swati, Levens and Coy Brederich Seplace Jewsty Oficial Assigece Mr Gibson Basinghallestreet Joseph Johnstone Lyncombe Somersetshire Draper Commissioners' Rooms Manchester Meners Baxter Lincoln Petty Maurheater Alfred Winth Crostysingd Chambers Bishopstone Street Cottisioners’ Rooms Wianchester Adnostun Geesory Poulkner Ated Follett Boltrdrow James Hill Seacomte Cheshire Wid Agriess Atoms Charendon Rone Laverpool Atorneys Messrs Battve Pischer Ard Sudtow Chancervelane Ard Messer Cramp and Tasgatl Mallaby Liverpool Waples Warden Bitlingham Gootmeer Larch Au mi Apis Tselee Clarendon Fotel Baremalmstham Anoten Hobson Raymund Tublongs Gioham Mr. Weed Mwe Bower Bertiehan Richard Newey Birmingham Wietiatler Radenlarets New Royal Hite Berningham Adborness Norton Grrrassum Barford Meesre King and Son Fleet Street Mr. Pere Willian Haibidge Witney Oxfordshire Crown Inn Watney Atturooys Close Purcival’s Inn Holborn Leake Jota Wye Tyeler New Souta Bayly Frome Richard Crofts Coventry Craven Arms Hotel Coventy Me. James Basingball Street Edmund Parr Gloucester Mercer Star Hots Cholivroban Shi

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Sugar price quote from early March 1837

The weekly average price for Brown or Muscovado sugar in Great Britain for the week ending March ith shows Chirtersfour Shillings and Tenpence Parthing per Hundred Weight excluding duties. Importation duties payable or paid are not included in this figure.

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Law Intelligence House of Lords Appeal Text

The Lords considered an appeal against a decision of the Court of Session. Sir W Vottert and Mr Vassell appeared for the appellant and Dr Lushington and Mr Stewart for the respondents. After hearing counsel, the Lords indicated that the same arrangement should be made between the parties, with Hudginment deferred.

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Avibais —Wisitant Oe Wistakrasp Onirks W.vottert Mrr. Vassell Appellant Dr. Lushington Mr Stewart Tespenents Court of Mession Lord Brougham Strands

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Legal dispute over funds and injunction in mayor's court

An appeal challenges an injunction restraining publication related to a bankrupt fund holder in Luheck. The case involves assignee Bobrens Clans and creditors Crasins and Vago Melle contesting rights, with Lord Chancellor directing parties to proceed in the Mayor's Court. The decision addresses whether publication of Ryall's Portraits can continue and the implications for related litigation.

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Sthupking Baie Ss Plartatl Luheck Tilda Anewers Bobrens Crasins Richtara Lindos Hayright Aleu Ficob van Melle Wigton Riches Mer. Tinney Randall Fraser Vice Chanceler Robert Peeling Hyall Jacob Keene Casey Ryall

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Executors Entitled To Purchase Money Under Trust Act

In Vice-Chancellor's Court at Trestesos the question was whether executors and trustees were entitled to receive purchase money from a Trinity House bequest under the 23rd section or to place it in the Bank. The judge held executors are not persons under a general incapacity and are entitled to the purchase money, avoiding a conversion of personal estate into a chattel rest.

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Trestesos Oe Que Courhay Eca Dingland Phompean Lefe Melina Pheeapeon Fedta Wa Wai Land's Rad Cornwall Trinity House Liza Knight Turner Diegontrabe Gil Yoguin

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Court of Bankruptcy hears claims against Jobo Maberly in London

A creditors meeting in the bankruptcy of banker Jobo Maberly was held to prove debts and declare a further dividend. Bonded claims between 7000 and 8000 pounds sparked debate over validity and source of funds, with two months given to substantiate the bond and potential impact on the dividend.

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Jons Manerty Baskacetey Commissico Blacd Agaist Jobo Maberly London Scotland Helil Tueday France Tutta Stidhe Sipport

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Murder Indictment at Cannock Ends in Guilty Verdict

Aimes Hawkins was indicted for the fatal murder of Matthias Willington at Cannock on the night of October. Witnesses described a confrontation in the Crown Inn where Hawkins drew a pistol and fired after a scuffle over a dog, leaving Willington dead. The jury found Hawkins guilty and the judge sentenced him to death with mercy recommended, plus a separate fine on the sister’s assault complaint.

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Stabbing Case and Family Assault Placed Before Magistrates

In Shoreditch a man named Duris faced a stabbing charge after an argument on White Lion Street left Levi Le Vitae Lewi wounded. The case, with details of a prior feud and witness accounts, was adjourned to Thursday. Thames Office reports a separate assault case in Ratcliff involving Thomas Munns striking his sister Mrs Black during a dispute over injuries and medical costs. The magistrates urged amicable settlement or payment of medical bills and costs as the hearing continued.

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Reprieve for Shuttlewood and Burns in Margaretting burglary

Chelmsford Chronicle reports Governor Neale granted a reprieve to Shuttlewood and Burns, two Essex burglars linked to Coote, after memorials and outcry over their execution being avoided. The three men described the crime at Lince’s house with Coote orchestrating the entry and both Shuttlewood and Burns aiding in ransacking the old woman and her husband. They now face transportation for life, a warning against criminal circles.

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Neale Griol Shuttlewood Burns Margaretting Coote Nicholas Tindal Straight Aswze J. H. Lewis Lince G. A. St. John Mildmay Society of Friends Kent Essex Abero Orsett Cao Bill Bell Burstead Horndon Stanford-le- Hope King’s Head Mrs. Lince Shottlewool Lin Barns Chelmsford Chronicle

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Nomination of Twenty Four Ladies for Guardians Board

A parish meeting at St Martins Trafalgar Square considered listing twenty four parishioners to form a Board of Guardians under the Poor Law Amendment Act for year ending March 25 1838. The proposed list included twenty two ladies and two widowers amid debate over the act and the process. The chair announced no power to reject the list and election set for the 22d inst. Also a St Pancras ratepayers meeting endorsed a petition for total abolition of Church rates to the House of Commons, dismissing Lords consideration as futile.

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St. Martin's Place Trafalgar John Newbury George-street Cuatawas Newbury Newsury Cuathsax Board of Guardians of the Fair Sex Feix Charing-cross Guardian Board Hear H. Simpson Consert Mr. Newbury St. Pancras

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Lord Mayor advised a grand ball to aid Spitalfields silk weavers

A large deputation from Spitalfields silk weavers petitioned the Lord Mayor for relief from destitution. He endorsed benevolence and proposed a grand theatre ball where Spitalfields silk should be worn, recalling a similar successful event when sheriff twelve years prior. The group planned to pursue his suggestion to ease suffering among thousands.

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Bridges Moore Aya Bridges, Campbel, and Co Attaguerpe Lia Spitalfields Broad Broad Silk Weavers James Fox Alexander Campbell Witttast Beecham

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Vestry Defies Rector Over Church and State Petition

In Ware the rector Rev Mr Coddington announced a Thursday vote on a petition against the separation of church and state. The largely liberal vestry refused the petition, with a later resolution condemning the rector for unfair conduct and ordering official entries.

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Coddington Bia Cobham Ware Cuddington Captain Procter

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Abolition of church rates at St Martin's in the Fields

A large meeting at the British Coffee-house Cockspur Street urged legal abolition of church rates. Speakers attacked parish clergy, urged reform, and backed ministerial plans to shift support to the church from dissenters, with petitions to Parliament.

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ST. Martin's-In-The-Fields St. Martin’s-in-the-felds Cockspur-street House of Commons Henry Pouscey Crampers Church of England Wess England Carlton Club Fexn St Martin Simpson Myers Wilsos Lord Melbourne Warp House of Lords Lord Braygham Hume Capper

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Dreadful Accident in Whitehall Involving Mr Hopkins

A serious accident occurred in Whitehall when Mr Hopkins driving a spirited horse to his cabriolet lost control near Parliament Street. The horse veered into a carriage, overturning the cabriolet and sending Hopkins to the curb with a severe head injury. He was taken to Parliament Street residence of Mr Pritt for care, surgeon Mr McCann attending. Hope of recovery was slight after a brain concussion. The horse moved on until halted by a wagon, the cabriolet shattered and the horse limped to a livery yard on King Street.

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Whitehall Hopkins Isleworth Parliament-street Pritt M’cann Apimel King Street Westminster

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Imperial Class Cs History Works Advertised in Monthly Parts

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Secondhand Watches and Accessories in London Shops

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Insolvency and Bankruptcy Notices of 1837 London Civil Proceedings

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Sugar price quote from early March 1837

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Law Intelligence House of Lords Appeal Text

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Legal dispute over funds and injunction in mayor's court

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Executors Entitled To Purchase Money Under Trust Act

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Court of Bankruptcy hears claims against Jobo Maberly in London

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Murder Indictment at Cannock Ends in Guilty Verdict

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Stabbing Case and Family Assault Placed Before Magistrates

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Reprieve for Shuttlewood and Burns in Margaretting burglary

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Nomination of Twenty Four Ladies for Guardians Board

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Lord Mayor advised a grand ball to aid Spitalfields silk weavers

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Vestry Defies Rector Over Church and State Petition

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Abolition of church rates at St Martin's in the Fields

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Dreadful Accident in Whitehall Involving Mr Hopkins

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