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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 23, 1835

Page

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Carriages for sale and dental prosthetics advertised in 19th century notice

Classified ad segment promoting second hand carriages and related articles for sale at a London establishment. Includes dental prosthetics by Allan and Sons Surgeons Dentists offering corrosion free artificial teeth fixed without wires. Mentions multiple titles and publications, plus Brighton consultation address.

Phaetens Dennett Reese Allah Mexico A. K Newman and Co London R. Stone Mra. Sherwood Castle of Badajos W. H. Ireland Rosalia St. Clair Selina Levenport Sresmora Cuterrain Lara Eulen Castle-Howel Rs. Bennett Kentucky James Hall King’s Road Brighton

Woolwich Yard Ships and Returns Notify Sailings

Athol troop-ship refitted and awaiting orders. Star packet to sail Monday the 7th. Lightning Steamer to attend Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, sailed with 70000 for Barbadoes packet at Falmouth. Fairy to North Sea survey, sail early next month. Salsette out of basin Monday. Comet to take mail to Lisbon via Falmouth under Mr G Wright end of next week. Meteor arrived from Plymouth. Vessels engines under repair expected to finish in about a week.

Athol Star Packet Ireland Barbadoes Faitmouth North Sea Survey Lisbon Falmouth Hampshire Kettleawake Hobson East Indies Cowes Sithead Victor Crozier East Ladies Scylla Com. Carpenter Halifax Camelion Cruize Brighton P. Halkett Nimrod Santander Castor Pique Leveret Madeira Ferrol Rapid Patten Rio de Janeiro Snake Brazila Spa Hahia Symonds Serpent West Indies Bolton Abercombie Robinson Bengal Ching Lord Lowther Thomas Coutts Sophia Bombay China Motherbank Victory Royal George Excellent Magicienne Newport Owcombe Down Dennett Ryde Bishop Heber India

Pique weathered sea voyage and court martial on deck

Letters from the British squadron report the Pique endured severe weather off Santander with no material damage. An offhand arrest of the second master stirred talk, while gambling aboard and ashore drew intervention from Lord John. Other naval movements include ships preparing experimental cruises, diversions about officers, and updates on crews and vessels along the Atlantic and South American stations.

Spain Pique Santander Lord John. Hay Lord Jobay Joba Harmer Hay His Majesty Falklanda Rio Eden Uth America Acazon Lord Edwi Casell Portsmouth South America Lieut Dafeld Woolwich Talavera A. Robinson Almouth Femens Ajesty Selictor Scylla Pelican Melville John Gore Winchester Capel Lord Clare England Curacoa Donn Calcutta Coeral Bentinck Imogene Cain Blackwood Madras Alligator New South Wales Blackwood

Naval shipping fragment from the Cape voyage notes

A fragmentary naval notice mentions tea suppliers The Lady Flora and free truider The Tea, with ships like Ibot Zebra and fol How, and Algerine, all passing Cape of Good Hope for their stations before December 10 in Ham oaze. Includes San Josef Dublin Sky-t fans ivery Diligence and other vessels Ardean Romney Devonsort Telegraph.

Gasparin Likely Appointed Under-Secretary of State

Foreign intelligence from Paris reports M. Gasparin chosen for the interior department post with Rives slated for the Rhone prefecture. Madrid notes a war budget vote and Minister of War activity, while Swiss and Belgian dispatches discuss pensions, cotton tariffs, and rail plans. Mehemet Ali’s stance and Austrian emperor news reflect broader European tensions.

Paris M. Gasparin Department of the Interior Lyons UN M. Rives Rhone Madrid Chamber of Procuradores

Prince Field-Marshal greeted on recovery in Breda

Tilburg reports a brilliant reception for the Prince Field-Marshal at headquarters. The guilds cheered, colors were laid, and the crowd helped move his carriage to his hotel. The town lit up as a serenade was given and the prince thanked well-wishers for their joy at his recovery.

Breda Magen Tilburg Harmony Society Bis

Persian letter from Tabreez on Abbas and Mosammmet rule

An English officer in Persia describes illness among his party after a harsh march through low, swampy terrain to Teheran. He praises Persian regiments, questions prior claims about the army, and details the rise of Mosammmet Mirza as heir apparent. He recounts the palace intrigue and a dramatic incident where a Mullah threatening unrest was executed for inciting violence.

Amsterdam Antwerp London Vienna Masca Ll Prince William of Prussia Imperial Berlina Schwartzenberg Charles Lichtenstein St. Petersburgh Paris Petersburgh Austria Bohemia Order of the Golden Fleece Jenna Manon Allgemeine Zeitung Persia Tabreez Teheran Abbas Mahommed Mirza Naib Sultanet Scuan Fortrex Art Scuna Aca Matommep Kuan Furree Att Aca Manommeed MosAmmet Mullah Manom- Mezd

Blackburn Reform Association urged unity to combat wealth influence

The Blackburn Reform Association calls for electoral unity and organized action to counter wealthier Tory influence. It argues for protecting voters from bribery, promoting independent voting, and using the ballot until reforms allow true universal suffrage. It also seeks municipal government based on popular rights and stronger local accountability.

Additional churches opposed in Paisley meeting

In Paisley the Old Law Church hosted a public meeting demanding Parliament reject endowment of new Church of Scotland churches. Provost Hardie led a long debate arguing against state church endowments, citing Bible authority and burden on the poor, with resolutions urging opposition and presenting petitions to Parliament and the Lords.

Paisley Old Law Church Church of Scotland William the Fourth Kennedy Abbey W. Knox Knox Constantine M‘farlane Anjd General Assembly Chalmera Paisle St. George’s Nitshill Farlane Neilston Kilbarchan Baird St. James Street Secession Church House of Commons Speirs House of Lords Earl of Rosebery

Reform Association aims for better northern division

The Blackburn Reform Association pledges to focus efforts and resources on improving representation in the northern division. They congratulate reformers in Blackburn and other parts of the kingdom for forming similar associations. The recent administration change is seen as a temporary Tory triumph that will provoke a broader reform across national institutions.

Blackburn Reform Association Blackburn Kingdom

House Seals and Plate Stolen in Chelsea Robbery

Two men robbed the area gate of Mr Gurnell’s house at No 8 Mark Street Chelsea, seizing plate and a silver watch while servants were away. A second burglary at No 10 Mecklenburg Square yielded a silver teapot two milk jugs about two dozen spoons and other plate. Brighton fishers report large catches with boats averaging 6000 per night and a single boat night of 9400. Three Andrews brothers netted at least 60 pounds. French trawlers damaged nets of Wingham Taylor Etridge and Piper. Portsmouth letter notes repairs after gales. Sir Peter Parker’s death ends Parker baronetcy. Charity event at City of London Tavern hosted for Spanish and Portuguese Jews Hospital.

Moraine Céingo Mecklenburgh Square Brighton Jacob Collins Andrews Wingham, Taylor Etridge Piper Portsmouth Petesarker, Bart Parker Rayteen Peter Parker City of London

Disorders After Prisoner Alleged Murder Trial Chaos

Fragmentary testimony recounts a public-house quarrel over money and a fatal beating linked to thimble-men. Witnesses describe a street scene near Weston-road, with Johnson dying days later and divers claims of murder, examination by Justices, and a jury returningNot guilty verdict after chaotic proceedings.

Cole Ran Fink Aid Talbot Ferrall Tesla Carter Tga Parekiy M . Ma Halance Rae Johnson Anne Cartwright Phillips Johnson Font Saan Taabath Caperell Mr. Jabose Weston-road Baraitsa Aman Parry Wee Jo Stafford Petra. Johnson Peretts Hoekshorn Phillip- Fecal Ludlow Phillive Phi Maien Ladlow Coleridge Mr. Johnson Thomas Kimberley John Kimberley

Murder of a Customs Inspector at Liverpool Court

The Liverpool court heard the trial of Norman, once a Liverpool Customs House weigher, charged with the wilful murder of Williami Southgate, inspector of warehouses in the customs department. Prosecutors outlined the case as witnesses testified, detailing the pistol shooting that killed Southgate near the Customs area.

Liverpool Normen Southgate Customs” Department Haron Parker Pela Johonie Sines

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