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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 19, 1834

Page

9

Local advertisements showcase medicines and household goods

The column lists numerous advertisements for tonics and kitchen wares. Benjamin Bennett and Co. promote Syrup of Malt with exclusive agency rights across London districts. Evans and Chandler advertise Allam's Pills for digestive ailments. Other notices offer Harps, pianos, wax candles, oils, soaps, and various goods with prices and store locations in London.

Bennett Greg Board of Health Bennett and Co Trafalgar-place Charing-cross St. Martin’s Church Messrs. Butler Cheapside St. Paul’s Churchard Barclay and Sons Farringdon-street New Andons St. Paul's Evan Edwards Sutton and Co Bow Church Yard Nix’s Royal Exchange Bailey Aldgate High-street Sharwood Bishopagate-street Farley Mark-lane Woodhouse King William-street Londonbridge Pink High-street Borough Rouse Decorator Fitsroy-place Southwark-bridge-road Newington-causeway Norton and Lowe Blackfriars-road Idge Bridge Road Lambeth Thorn High Holborn Terry Broad-street Bloomsbury Pritchard Great Portland-street Bentham Wigmore-street Cavendish Square Watkins High Street Marylebone J. R. Marshall James-street Manchester-square Hall Oxford-street Bond-street Chandler J.G. Chard Fleet-street Knaggs, and Co Piccadilly Barlow Quadrant Regent-street Oxordstreet London

British Museum access complaint letter to editor

A reader protests exclusion of the public from the British Museum during Easter, alleging staff benefit from restricted hours and hidden extra charges. The writer urges parliamentary scrutiny and calls for immediate inquiry into museum management and fairness toward staff and the public. The note mentions a March 1 date and references to officials and agents.

THE True Sun Sra Pubblic British Museum

Court of Chancery proceedings resume in this cause

Sir William resumed the arguments in this cause this day and were in progress when our reporter left.

Court OF Chancery William’ Ores

Shipping arrivals and local maritime incidents summary

From Lloyds dated March 17 to 18 reports arrivals at various ports. Harlequin with Orr Fatmovrh from St Domingo and Caledonian Brander Hewson from Virginia, John and Elizabeth of Yarmouth on Herd Land shore, Ellen from Rotterdam, vessels from Hamburg, Oporto, Gefle and Calais listed as entering or arriving.

Lloyd's Orr Fatmovrh Harlequin Hunter Aurora Gefle Perseverance Calais

Market Slump Persists as Prices Hold Despite Robust Demand

Limited demand remains in this market while sales proceed briskly and prices stay stubborn. Bengal rice and tea show varied auction results with modest gains and continued stock shortages. Public sales note advances for Maugitius and Bengal, with minor shifts in other commodities like fish and linseed, as traders seek steady shipments to New York.

Bengal Gineer East India New York

Markets report mixed demand for Irish oats and grains

Market notes show Irish oats abundant and firm for top sorts, but dull for inferior. Wheat firm at Monday’s prices, barley steady to high for fine, dull for inferior. Beans and peas unchanged, flour very dull with top white town price 46s to 48s. Malt abundant with little demand at nominal prices.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MEAT MARKETS MIXED SUPPLY AND PRICES

Slaughtered meat supplies were moderate with generally high quality. Beef sold well at prior prices. veal and lamb brisk in inquiry. mutton slow at low prices. French dead game scarce and low quality with few buyers. Hares and rabbits 11s to 12s per dozen. Poultry dull. butter and eggs abundant but weak in value. a wide range of prices listed for various meats and poultry items.

Newgate Leadenhall Dorset Cambridge

ENGLISH AND FRENCH 3H POST-OFFICES

The Herald reprints a Postmaster General letter defending Britain’s post office stance in negotiations with France. It argues delays and objections lay with French authorities, notes a daily France post and faster British letters via French routes, and promises two extra Belgium contacts without public cost.

Duke of Richmond Lord Althorp Postminster-General Great Britain France

London deputation meets Viscount Althorp after alarming incidents

A London deputation led by Alderman Wood and the City Remembrancer met Viscount Althorp yesterday. A boy, age twelve, on a carriage box, fell ill and was run over, fracturing his right thigh. He lies in a dangerous state at his father’s home. An oil boiler explosion at Great St George Mine caused massive destruction with debris tossed far. The only informed official was killed by falling stone, leaving the cause unknown.

City of London Alderman Wood City Remembrancer Viscount Althorp Mr. Humphries Queen Anne-street Cavendish Square Hornsey Holloway Humphries St. George Mas Falmouth Packet

Private and public bills pass in Victorian Commons session

The House of Commons chaired by Sir BP Sarre hears petitions on the Lam beth Waterworks and Western Railway Bills, River Abergaven navigability, and Great Western Railway issues. Debates cover Scotch and Irish pauper removals, church rates, Dissenters’ rights, Sunday observance, and calls for free trade in corn with Liverpool petitions supporting abolition of Corn Laws while warning about manufacturing vs agricultural interests.

Pendarves Lambeth Western Railway Vivian Abergaven Glamorganshire C. Blount Farnwell Basings Stgleby É My. James, Buller Exeter Alderman Wood British Iron Company Marquis of Chandos Stoney Stratford Stratford Old Bridge Mr. Finch Aird St. Lawrence Scotland Ireland Middlesex Sir S. W House of Commons John Lewis Benett Hour Marylebone London Clas E Kent Mansion House Home R.h H . Presig Knatchbull Roebuck Maryteboné Kearesborough Mr. Rotch Whalley Buck Hume Knaresborough Home Office S. Whalley Sheppard Fromé Somerset St. James’s Mr. Benett Henley Clartkes Baines Hes Wilts Sheffield Mgr Parke Leeds Stephen Glynne Flint Great Driffield Cayley Driffield Roche Limerick Bourdeaux Muresty Germany England Baltic Prussia Neemar America France Seine Thames Mersey Hudson Mount Pleasant Cockspur-street Liverpool John Astley Enland

Murder charge in Nottingham assizes ends in temporary insanity verdict

Mary Hollard wife of Jesse Hollard faced murder charges over the death of her eight year old child from laudanum ingestion. Witnesses described her distressed state and family hardship. The jury acquitted on the grounds of temporary insanity, ordering detention until royal decision.

Midland Nottingham Mary Hollard Jesse Holland Pruison Ir. Clarke Mr. Whitehurst John Shipstone Mansfield Emloy Mary Ratcliffe Martin Furness

Repeal of the Union and Hamburgh trade grievances

The article reports political motions on repealing the Union raised by Mr O Connell and noted by Mr Jephson through Mr Emeraud Tennant. It describes a conference with Lord Palmerston on Hamburgh trade grievances, and mentions the Austrian Ambassador visiting Prince Lieven. It also notes the Chancellor of the Exchequer delaying the House Tax Appeal Bill. The piece covers a funeral of Trapes unions members in Greenwich, a charity collection for a widow, and a London banker's decline into poverty. It ends with gas workers wage strike risk discussions at St Andrew's, Holborn.

O’connell Jephson Emeraud Tennant William Hutt Enq M.P Hull Lord Viscount Palmerston Foreign Office Hamburgh Prince Lieven Greenwich Church-Yard Blackheath Aeowland Stevenson London Sir William Curtis Lord Sefton New York Paving Board of St. Andrew’s Holborn Burs Sts Andrew’s

Court proceedings on East India Company officer conduct

Fragmentary notes describe a court debate over management regulations and the continuation of officers. The chairman approved of continuing the current officers, while motions sought access to papers about alleged extumpts tied to Mr Hutchinson. A government move to stop future occurrences was noted, with members arguing for and against disclosure of letters between proprietors and the Court of Directors.

Arate Malabay Yiaheeral Court India Adae Astu Mageelf Ant Hely Hatchidsod John Hutchinson H. Hutchinson House of Commons Messrs Grant Macaulay Gowan Asuimed A ‘Lugus Viscount Acheson O'Connell Bulwer Court of Directors Havin Honourable Proprietora Bua Hutchisson

Miscellaneous notes from a Victorian newspaper item

A long mixed-page item covers political party views from Dr. Franklin era plus local incidents. It reports a house fire in Dover Road, a public dinner in New York honoring Paine, a Exeter mail yard servant Tommy Waters, a mour ning at Exham, and various inquests and court notices. Names include Mr Ketster, Mr Paine, Miss Elizabeth Fair lamb, Mr John Fairlamb, Mr George Fenwick, and Mr Robert Fairlamb.

Ketster Dover-road Southwark Erratu Davy Tuomas Paing New York B. Offen Messrs Sinclair Kelly Johnson Houston Mr. Paine London Tommy Watters Exeter Bath Plymonts Tommy Beier Frymouth North Devos Mouraung Exham Elizabeth Fairlamb White Horse Toubitcs House John Fairlamb George Fenwick Hexhall Robert Fairlamb Gret Fenwick George Fairlamb Newcaatis Journal Pringe Arthur Gaswell-street-road Baker Termes Drew Carneymas Arthur Street Mary Warner Ead

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