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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1833

Page

1

The Hebrews letter on Jewish claims and Christian unity

A long 1833 letter discusses Jewish rights within Christian states, arguing against Jewish admission to civil rights, defending Christian exclusivity, and laying out seven propositions on church and state. It cites biblical quotes, debates with Mr. Cobbett, and concerns about press influence and public policy.

White Conduit House Palace Yard Times Journal Caleth Cobbett Christ Christendom Commons House of Parliament Jesus Christ W. B

Adjournment petition and new fly boats for Birmingham route

A Liverpool petition favors Ewart’s move to adjourn Lancaster assizes to Liverpool or Manchester, with many signatures. Reports mention fly boats planned to Birmingham via canal, aiming to complete the journey in sixteen hours, first trip set for Midsummer. Noted are historic port tolls, illicit glass production near Gateshead, and revived iron trade with rising exports from Maesteg Iron Works and strong coal sales for London markets.

Lancaster Worcester Herald Elizabeth Liverpool Sheffield Mercury Pipewellgate Banks Gateshead Newcastle Chronicle Staffordshire Newport Cardiff South Wales Maesteg Morgan France Land Ireland London

Advertising Puffery in Parliament by Mr Townsend

A Camden style rant cites Cobbett and townshend as examples of how books could be advertised via a House of Commons speech. The piece imagines a scale of puffery from mere mention to treason and subversion, suggesting ten guineas as the value of such parliamentary advertising.

Townsend Durham Northallerton York Cobbett Parliament House of Commons St. Stephen's Albemarle-street Old Sarum Murray Duke of Newcastle Sacfl Figaro London

Buffer Jones and the Hume jibe in a political letter

A long letter to Col. Jones from D. Wakefield defends the nickname Buffer and mocks Jones the Buffer. It lampoons Jones’s relationship with Mr. Hume, his boasts at radical meetings, and his alleged subservience, calling out pretensions and practical jokes. Separate items note a Gloucester market and a magistrate’s reappointment, plus odd journal quips on York’s Column.

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Affray with smugglers near Bexhill Sussex

A coast guard patrol at 50 Tower Hastings district clashed with armed smugglers on the night of the 17th. After exchanges of fire the smugglers retreated, leaving eighty tubs aboard a fleeing boat. Coast guard crews pursued across marshes, with one boatman killed in the 1832 prior attempt and praise given to all involved for their extraordinary exertions.

Peeco Coast-Guard Bexhill Sussex Tower Hastings

Letter to the editor on Cobbett and Jewish workers

Aldgate writer rebuts Cobbett by defending Jewish labor across trades. He argues Jews work in crafts, shops, and crafts, and condemns religious tests for public office. He appeals for tolerance, warns against persecution, and praises reform efforts and Mr. Paine’s hypothetical public trust fit. The letter closes with thanks and March 25 1833 attribution.

Sia Mile-end Cobbett St. Paul Rom Mr. Paine Paine Lam Aldgate

Thieves Raid St Marys Oscott Desks Stolen

A number of writing desks were stolen from a wing of St Marys Oscott near Birmingham while students prayed. The desks were later found at Sutton Coldfield opened and empty of contents, valued at about 10 to 12 pounds.

St. Mary’s Roman Catholic College Oscott Birmingham Sutton Coldfield Wolverhampton Royal Artillery Engineers Foot Guards Life Guards Ar- Odeon Ereford Nisi Prius Worcester Herald Hereforp Corporation Hereford Times Bristou House of Commons Alderman Daniel Charles Payne Jordan Sircom Conservative Operative Association Harley King-street Ir. Irving Annan Irving Annandale Cummertrees Clarencefield Mouseward White Sands Dumfries

Jests in Parliament and a Betting Race at Tattersall's

On March 19 the Chancellor faced a jest in the Lords about the budget while a report notes Lord Althorp’s laughter lasting through a debate on the budget and repeal of the assessed tax. The piece shifts to Tattersalls betting lists for the Riddlesworth and Oatlands races with multiple odds and placed bets, highlighting a lively day in public affairs and sport.

Dowsing Silva Fe . Mobhouse Ae Iermain Briscoe Hawes Tennyson Beauclerk Gene Wwey Gavin R. C Pearson John Bey Iva Althorp Ines Callavent Son R. Pearson Tattersall's THE Riddlesworth Anglesea Stel Lucius Oatlands Prince Liewell Hiyn Aest Ridsdale Gimens Rawlinson Hunter's Forester Duke of Rutland Moses Lord Gactus Col. Peet Champion Robin Twatty Ishinael Ape Rais Lord Exeter

Stowe and Flesher Dominate Local Sweepstakes

Fragmentary OCR notes show a race scene with named participants Stowe Mr. and Flesher’s horse beating Cox’s Quaker in a four mile event. The text is garbled but indicates a sweepstakes and multiple entrants with place and name references.

Stowe Flesher Mr. Cox

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