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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 24, 1834

Page

1

New Christian Saint Simonian School Opens in Oxford Market

An 1833 notice announces the opening on April 24 at 9 AM of the New Christian Saint Simonian School for children under twelve at 36 Castle Street East, Oxford Market, with lectures, tickets, and Sunday services, plus a schedule of Monday and Thursday evening discussions and a Saint Simonian Service at 11 AM. The public can inspect Notting Hill Western Cemetery prospectus and a separate notice highlights shares, directors, and the cemetery’s near-Cheapside scale, with offices in Regent Street and Temple.

Simonian School Castlestreet East Oxford-market Alove Ae Centea St Simonian Western Cemetery Notting-Hill Kensington Gardens Bayswater Twen Capital Pere la Chaise Paris Church of England Blackwool Lady's Magazine and Museum Sun Regent-street Waterloo-place Temple Notting Hill Navy Spain Arcana Science John Limbird Strand Major Bell James

Oxford convocation objects to charter for University of London

In a March convocation of over 100 members only one dissented as Oxford votes to urge the crown to withhold sanction from a proposed charter forming a new University of London. The petition clarifies Oxford seeks no restriction on literature and science honors but opposes titles mirroring existing universities and notes religious principles of Anglican education.

Oxford University of London University of Oxford Church of England

Cambridge Fellows and Scholars Elected at St Johns and Colleges

Cambridge on Bondy last Samuel Laing Thomas Cotterill John Edwar Broaiby George Jay John Henry Howlett and John Robinson Hutchinson all of Magdalene College were elected Foundation Fellows of St Johns College On Freie last Thomas Whytehead of St Johns College and Alexander Grant Hildyard of Pembroke College were elected Bells Scholars A congregation on Friday last conferred Masters of Arts and Bachelors of Arts including Walsh Meller Cameron Aldis Walker Earpshaw Majualay Oliver Hildyard Mills Mills Bacon Pettl Gaskin Walker and Puyste William Pratt

Cambridge Bondy Samuel Laing Thomas Cotterill John Edwar Broaiby George Jay John Henry Howlett John Robinson Hutchinson Ae Magdalene College St. John’s College Freie Thomas Whytehead Alexander Grant Hildyard Pembroke College Bell Benjamin Dana Walsh Trinity College Thomas William Meller Jonathan Henry L. Cameron Charles James Berridge Aldis Samuel Edmund Walker Samuel Earpshaw William Manjaulay Oliver St. Peter’s College Francis Hildyard Clare Hall John Mills John Bacon Corpus Christi College John Newton Pettl Queen’s College Thomas Gaskin Jesus College Thos, Walker Christ's College Bacuetor ix Puyste William Pratt St. John's College

Executionful details of a late Guildsborough arson case

The Northampton Free Press reports the Saturday execution of Thomas Gee for setting fire to a wheat stack owned by Ms Sharp and others at Guildsborough. Austin Perkins received a reprieve, and Gee died after a faulty rope placement caused prolonged suffering as the crowd reacted with horror. The execution drew about 5,600 spectators, and the body was later given to the deceased’s relatives.

Thomas Gee Sharp Guildsborough Austin Perkins Mr. Drake Northampton Free Press

Paisley Election and Scottish Trades Meeting Shine

In Paisley the poll stands as supporters for Crawford murmur to rally behind reform, while Glasgow Liberator notes a wave of radical sentiment. Elsewhere the Glasgow Trades Council convened at Mechanics Hall to consolidate unions, appoint a plan committee, and debate arrestments law, with criticism of Ewing, praise for Campbell of the Tradesman, and calls for signatures on a forthcoming petition.

D. K. Sandford Crawford Gordon Douglas Paisley Glasgow Liberator Glasgow Trades Mechanics’ Hall Toatineclose J. Doce Campbell Everal Oil McLean Hane H. Dann Ewing Trades’ Council Afr. Ewing House of Commons C. Matthieson M‘keezie Tradesman Scotland Trades’ Bank, &c England Tweed

Omnibus Shillibeer Breaks Down in City Road

Weekend page reports a City Road omnibus named Shillibeer breaking down with a severe axle snap. Passengers injured but not seriously. One side of the carriage shattered and a miracle no fatalities occurred.

Shillibeer St. Bartholomew's Hospital Samuel Price Layhouse-Yard Gulden-lase Barbican Murper Stowe-On-The Wo.v Rens Mr.Rens Mie Vt C. Pole Eng Sione Provident Bank Nein i French Neighboo France Taugh

Repeal of the Union stirs Tipperary grand jury report

Dublin Freeman's Journal notes a split among twenty two Tipperary grand jurors who pledge to oppose repeal and join in a manifesto. It highlights one dissenter, James Scully junior, whose stand is praised as commendable amid a charged political climate.

Tipperary Tippera James Scully Dublin Freeman's Journal

Love and Attempted Suicide near Thames Bank

A Milbank precinct police report describes at one o'clock Saturday morning a young man James Johnson seventeen and Caroline Miller attempting to end life together at Thames bank. The female tossed a pocket-book into the river, the officer saved them and sent them to the station. Names and ages given. their parents opposed their union. Also notes Arthur O'Connor, banished, about to return to Ireland on a two month license. Obvious historical reference to Irish rebellion and figures O Connor and Feargus O Connor.

James Sell Aoliceman Thames Bank Charles Johnson Grosvenorrow Milback Caroline Miller Arthur O’connor Ireland O'Connor Paris Arthur O'Connor Feargus O'Connor Cork J. Jeffgott Hennis Follett Criminal Court Tyrrell Mr. Cole John ‘Jeffcott John John William Jeffcott Peter Ennis Kenton John Jeffcott Bere Assuze Hennys Sir John J. Jeffcott Sir John Jeffcott Pot Arraigas Guildhall Llewellin Jones William Miller Prnsonas Excise Office Serjeant Wilde Selwyn P. Williams Thornton William Webber Silverton Jones Miller James Courteney

Portsea Island Naval Movements Across Atlantic and Med

Portsea items report inbound and outbound ships including Enis Captain Polkinghorne, Talbot Captain R Dickenson, Meteor off Marseilles bound for Barcelona and then Malta, Barham to England with Sir P Malcolm, President fitting to West Indies and North American stations for Sir G Cockburn’s flag, Tyne fitting for Mediterranean, Rainbow and Racehorse preparing for South America, Don Pedro sailed for Tagus, various vessels undergoing repairs or readying for sea, court martial planned aboard Victory, arrivals Salamander and Reynard to take mail, Canopus commissioned, Rodgey not ready, numerous fleet appointments and shore postings noted.

Portsmouth Manoa Isle of Ascension Enis Polkinghorne Cape Talbot R. Dickenson C. B England Symonds Marseilles Barcelona Barbam Malta P. Malcolm Gibraltar Barham M‘kerlie G. Cockburn Lapraie M‘kerlie Vernon Tyne Viscount Ingestrie Mediterranean Thomas Bennett James E. Home South America Don Pedro Bertram Tagus Victory Royal George Excellent Revenge President Rainbow Woolwich Medeo Austin Dee Phoenix Confiance Messenger Algiers Albatross J. L. Gower Lisbon Harlequin Recht Lord Lady Vernon Brest Wiliam Thurley Viper Pirmoots Salamander Sheerness Pfalmouth Reynard Falmouth Edinburgh Dacres Jocelyn Percy Canopus Rodgey San Josef Racehorse Secudara J. T. Fallout Christopher Knight R. C. Curry Coast Guard Ric Roberts T. 8. Hill Egerton C.F. Wade C. J. Balour Blonde E. Malone J. Prevost G. Bourchier Royal Marines Thomas Scott O. P. Norloth Lambrick

Dinner at the Mansion House and imperial court life observed

The Swabian Mercury reports a Rome letter noting Marshal de Bourmont may command Pontifical troops and La Rochejacquelin joining the Pope. It also covers a Lord Mayors dinner for ministers including Grey and Palmerston, Bedouin insult rumors in Tunis, royal visits to Windsor Castle, and public petitions statistics.

Swabian Mercury Rome Marshal de Bourmont M. de la Rochejacqueliz Mansion House Earl Grey Earl of Ripon Duke of Richmond Earl of Surrey Viscount Palmerston London Lord Auckland Edward John Littleton City of Tunis Winpbsor Life Guards Virginia Water Andrew Barnard Charles Thornton Sir Philip Sidney St. George's Chapel Gore Digby Keate Boyce Haydn Committee On House of Commons Ireland Legislative Union Glasgow C. J.S

Derby Trials Over Union Attack Leave Not Guilty Verdicts

In Derby a jury acquitted Henry Johnson Trades' Dwions and Henry Ingram after trials on charges of stabbing Thomas Smith and Joseph Brown with intent to kill or disable. Witnesses clashed over time and place of the assaults, with evidence linking the attacks to local union tensions and rival factions.

Samuel Harnes Miller Baron Williams Henry Johnson Smith St. Alkmauad Tn Derby Thomas Smith Hall Oer Andyard Ambey T’eb Derby Witheas Union Douglas Fox Bridger Mlnsage Botsenay Trades' Union of Thii Town Henry Ingram Meekin Joseph Brown St. Alkmaund Johogoa Peat Yogram Meekia Togram

Cotton Market Holds Mixed Week With Demand Shifts

Cotton market in Cotton-Market reports unsettled week with demand varying up to Wednesday and 3d per lb rise on common and fair American. Speculators and exporters move sizable quantities while imports and sales volumes detail regional varieties and prices. Grain markets show weak demand, limited new arrivals, and no price gains for wheat oats or flour.

Liverroo Surat Pernambuco Bahia Sea Island New Orleans Alabama, &c Pername Maranham Demerara Ptian Mark Lane

Agricultural taxation debate in Parliaments voice

A lengthy speech laments high rents and tariff policy affecting English agriculturists. It attacks nobility for aligning with landlords and critiques the malt tax repeal, urging a smaller wheat duty and scaled compensation to landowners. The letter claims policy shifts won't relieve farmers and warns of wider economic ruin if rental pressures persist.

Leicester John Wrisht England Callin J. Wright Tengiatry Plutarch Earth Ariatocracy Jorda Derby Nottingham Sis Tex Cccesccos

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