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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 23, 1836

Page

1

Rail Line Promoters Seek Public Support After Survey

The Promoters and Provisional Committee of Management of a proposed railway system announce they delayed publishing or seeking public approval until a survey of multiple routes is completed. They list extensive capital stock details and agents across London and provincial towns as they solicit subscriptions and endorsements.

Don Salisbury Exeter F Oo Messrs Spooner Attwoods, and Co Bouverie Norman Murdoch London Sir Robert Sydney Palace-yard Westminster George Stephen Pancras-lane Cheapside

Insolvency and bankruptcy notices in Pasenge area

A dense list details declarations of insolvency and bankruptcies in multiple trades across Lincolnshire and London. Names include John Dopson Binbrook draper and Abraham Garcia Oxford Street prasterer with court dates in March and May. Dividends, certificates, and partnerships dissolved cover numerous firms from upholstery to tailoring and ironworks, with numerous attorneys and official assignees named.

County of Pasenge Sherwood Rangers T. W. White Bart Clumber Troop P- Hall John Dopson Binbrook Lincolnshire William Hoedgtinson Margaret-street Cavendish-square Predenck Gamble Gracechurch-treet Abraham Garcia Oxford Street Prasterer Court of Bankruptcy Atta Mears Brown and Co London Comercial Bute Rooms Mimcing C . Ely Daniel Evans Oswestry Sulop Saddler Shire Hall Shrewsbury Hayward Westmacott South Square Grayston John Scully Gun-alley Hermondsey-street Man Mitchell Clarendon Hotel Birmingham Messia Blackstock Bunce Vincent King’s Bench Walk Temple Ate Mayor Dove Little Distaff Lane W. W. Sleigh Upper Princen-street Hanover Square R. Baugh Great Russell Street Bloomsbury L. Dolson Leeds Court House J. E. Cutten Chichester Swan Inn J. Grane Preston Lancashire Draper Commissioners’ Rooms Manchester T. Collier Holywell Flintshire Batter Justice Room J. Jorie Bagillt Plintshire Brewer AM. Erkland G. Robinson Mannchester Clifford's Inn Ettorn Henry W. Blackburn Carlisle Limen Drapers Westbourne-street Pimlico J. G. St George Smith W. Borough Derby Attorneye E. Judge A. Needham Paul‘s Wharf Upper Thames Street J. and J. Brace Willow-walk Bermondsey Tannere J. Thorp and Co Respect S. Thorp J. Sibley F. Moore Mediford-court Fenchureh-street Rt. Brown C. Cox Sheffield Homers J. C. Whyte H. C. Shirreff Bury-street St James's R. Oddy R. Greenwood Dreasers J. B. Robinson Chesterfield L. Weatherburn J. Hollinshead Huddersfield G. B G. Silvani Brighton Jeedlere RK Garner J. Temperton West Butterwick C. Newberry J. Webster Lichfield Mercers J. Howard

Assize notes from Lewes and Leicester courthouses

Assizes opened in Lewes with Chief Justice Tindal presiding. Guilty verdicts for a sheep theft and arson charges reported alongside a Leicester libel case where Ouseley was found guilty and fined, with Brown acquitted. Also, two elderly men drowned after a canal accident near Trabsmithy.

Lewes East Galdeford James Elliott Midland Leicester Marcu Justice Bosanquet Lidel King W. E. Hutchinson J.G. Crown T. J. Ouseley Waddington Mellor Serjeant Goulburn Stone Humfrey Ouseley St. Margaret’s Church Hutchinson Brown

Indecent assault and theft cases in London shops

Richentay a man of respectable appearance was committed to Newgate for indecently assaulting a lad at Treager's caricature shop window in Cheap side. Brewer a well dressed shopman at London and Co was charged with robbing an employer of a piece of lawn after a warning by a pawnbroker Attenborough. The case included entries in a yard book and a second piece left at Miss Dennett's Spring Street. A servant Samuel T. Bolaw ay was charged with robbing his master of dyeing materials and later with plundering a former employer. A serious intoxication and death case followed when Thomas Martin drove a van over a 35 year old woman near Limehouse, with witnesses detailing the fatal accident. Two Irish laborers in the West India Docks were committed for assault and theft from William Pell on the King's highway.

Ondon and Westminster Bank James William Gilbart Throgmorton-street T?e Western Benevolent Infirmary Blenheim-Street Oxford-Street Francis Burdett Courtesay Great Marlborough-street John Watts Berner’s-street Oxford Street N. Wehnert Craven Street Strand London Lords of the Treasury Arkanethy Andrews W. Grimstone Nelson-Square Clackfriars-road Mary Roaden Winslow Bucks John Roades R. Walker Ray A. Mintyre Silver Street Golden H. Luton Marine Library Remsgate Kent Mrs. Barberow Jamaica Mary-street Hegent’s Part Saunderson Harper Street Leeds M. Plackwell Tottenham House Tottenham Middle Kise B. Engleneld Park-street Windsor F. Lespis Smith Eag T York-place Kentish-town Detimus Blackburn Chertsey Surrey Broad-street Bloomsbury Kingtreet Long-acre Albion Grimstone Don G. Lobe Indruge and Chemical Products Havannah Cuba Gricastone Don Pedro Artis de Zugasti Plarr Finsbury Court of Great Britain von G. Lobe Prt W. Grimestone G. Lobe Taland America Ac. &U Pinto and Co Charles Bartar Angel-court Throgmortontreet Don G. Lore Caballero de Caballero de la Orden de Leon S.M. el Rey de Los Paises Bajos la Isla de Cuba Agente de la Sociedad de Commercian Nederlands Chibandel Montecha 2 &Co Richentay Ernie Fiche Crawford-street Marylebone Shutt Losrdon Attenbaronet Charlotte, Street Attenborough Wontner Newgate Axorner Roppery Sy Samuel T. Bolaway Joseph Jones Dyer Stephen-street Tottenham Court Road Viails Thames Thomas Martin James Ambridge St. John-street Road Pentonville Clarkson Richard Jones Regent's Canal Dock Limehouse Harrow-street John Hayward Lloyd’s-row St. John Street Keefe West India Docks William Pell

Inquests Reported at St Bartholomew’s Hospital

Two inquests were held at St Bartholomew’s Hospital before Mr Payne. James Carroll, coach smith of Shoreditch, aged 52, died by jumping from a second floor window. the jury returned temporary derangement. Susannah Wilkinson, aged 18, a housemaid, burned to death in Smithfield. verdict accidental death. Also notes a political outrange and a case of diabolical vengeance with threats and executions in the Pyrenees. A widow’s house in Cross-street, Bolton, suffered window stones and tool theft by unseen assailants. Marsden and Son offer 5 pounds reward for capture of offenders.

St. Bartholomew's Hospital Payne James Carrop Susannah Wilkinson W. Peno Bateman Honeylane Smithfield Little Bolton John Lang Matthew Nightingale Henry Cape Joseph Marsden Messrs. Marsden Messia Marsden Son Chronicle

Lords Debates On Bankruptcy and Ecclesiastical Leases

In the House of Lords the Lord Chancellor took his seat as several Commons measures were reviewed. Bills on bankruptcy law consolidation for Ireland and England was discussed, with plans to abolish twenty five bankruptcy commissioners and appoint one administrator. Ecclesiastical Leases faced opposition from Walden petitioners who argued against leases for lives. bishops defended the reform as necessary to curb abuses. Debtor imprisonment aimed for reform with an impending bill to abolish it. The session closed with remarks on Scotland entitlements and adjournment.

Lord Chancetton Commons Campset St India House ApaMs Shrewsbury Holyhead Lord Skelmersdale Westminster Dover Lord Plunket Ireland Hath and Wells Walden Somerset Gloucester Archbishop of Canterbury Wastme Bath and Wells West Indies Marquis of Lansdowne Whitecross Street Scotland Earl of Roseberry Ieee J. C. Hobhouse Hubie Charles F Fe Wright Middlesex Marquis of Chandos Exchequer Mauritius Hume H. Hettee Sir. Jeremie Mauritias W.o Colopy W.o Colopy Laboured. These A Atlemen Colonial Office Bath Jeremie Ceylon Reiss Depstatios George Grey Jeremio Hettes Jeremis Wilks Roebuck Mir Baronet Mr. Roebuck Ed Colonial Office Robinson G. Grey F. Buxton Jamaica England F. Burton Stanley Sligo

Suffolk County Hall and rail bills dominate session

The session opened with petitions against the Scarborough Harbour Bill and the London and Brihpe ceva phensis, while bills on Suffolk County Hall, Hungerford Market, Lanarkshire roads, Family Endowment Society, Hyde Small Debts, Greenwich Improvement, Dundee and Abroath Railway, Cornwall Assize-hall, and Blackwall Commercial Railway faced readings. Petitions favored and opposed by named figures included Drogheda Court, Dublin Poor, and Cork Corporate Reform, with discussions on agricultural distress and church rates linking to broader reform efforts.

G.F. Young Scarborough Harbour Crawford London Suffolk County Hall Lord Heather Hungerford Market Robinson George Crewe County of Derby Midland Railway Lanarkshire Maxweutt Family Endowment Society Tooke Hyde Small Debts O’connell Drogheda Drogheda Court Greenwich Angerstein Dundee Abroath Hallyburton Cooke South Western Railroad Home Edinburgh Chalmers Sibthorpe Birmingham and London Hume Sistaogzpe Colonel Bruce Forfar Mark Philips Manchester and Stockport London and Croydon Mr. Buckingham Callaghan Cork Hos Bandon Mr. Callaghan Colle F. North Fielden Oldham Lancashire Wilks Ewart Porrentition Eaton Cambridge Pel Speer Sr W Duncombe

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