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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 26, 1834

Page

7

Postponed second reading of bill discussed in Parliament

Debates on the government plan for agricultural laborers, its postponement, and the chance of a second reading. Sir C Burrell moves to introduce a bill to improve parish laborer employment, with support from Mr Stanley and Mr Goulburn amid broader Poor Law discussions. Seizure of English fishing boats and Channel fisheries regulation also feature, with Palmerston delaying decisive action.

S. Whalley Rice Raf C. Burrell William IV Stanley Poor Law Commissioners Warburton Geulleman Roebuck Cobbett Baronet Farnham J. Tyrell Lord Palmerston Paris Barones J. Graham Halcomb Admiralty London Harwich Herries Sir J. Graham the Treasury Sir Graham Lord Auckland Auckland Aysear Exchequer Barquet Goulburn Ellis Pells Treasury Monit Tai Ruthven Tennyson Greenwich Hospital Rd J. Russell Greenwich Duke of Wellington Colonel Evans Middlesex Lord C. Fitzroy Witts Blackstone O'Gagnety Ireland K. Tyxte England S. Rice R. Plumptre Sittingbourne Milton Canterbury Kent Evans St. Margaret and St. John France H. Verney Mr. Sinclair Scotland Europe O'Connell Louis Philippe Russia Holy Alliance Poland T. Attwood Vienna Lord D Stuart Buckingham S Rice Allusian Hear Lord D. Stuart A. Johnstone Paisley Cayley Yorkshire Morrison Davenport Headley T. AtTrwoop Birmingham J. Romity Bridport Agricultural Labourers Sinclair Buckinghamshire J. Sebright Hertfordshire Walten Wantage Reading Newbury Townley Cambridgeshire

Polish Exiles Cause Sparks Across Parliament Debate

English MPs clash over aiding Polish refugees held by Russia and supported by Poland’s independence treaty. Speakers urge grant to relieve Polish exile champions, citing Britain’s past sympathies and duty to uphold treaties while debating economy and justice.

Baron Denman and knighthood granted in royal announcements

From the Gazette of last night the King directs letters patent making Sir Thomas Denman Baron Deeman of Dove dale Derby. St James's Palace February 26 the King confers knighthood on Charles Christopher Pepys Solicitor General. Commission of Northumberland Militia appoints E W Riddell captain. Declara tions of insolvency and numerous bankruptcies listed with dates and venues across England, including Huddersfield Chester Macclesfield Shrewsbury Birmingham Manchester and York with filing deadlines and law offices.

Whitehall United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Thomas Denman Kat Court of King’s Bench Baron Deeman Dovedale County of Derby St. James's Palace Charles Christopher Pepys Mattew Thorpe Spalding Lincolnshire Philip Youngman Chathall Richard Atkinson Huddersfield Yorkshire Jennet Brailduck Chestergate Macclesfeld Halter James Paul Paternoster-row Foss Essexstreet Strand Christian Frederick Grasemaon Wells-street Hackney Mesara Cruce and Sons Billiter Square Robert Chambers Chirk Bank Shropshire Shirehall Shrewsbury Hayward Oswestry Westmacott South-square Gray’s Ton London Charles Dickenson Metcalf Birmingham Radenhurst New Royal Hotel Messrs Norton and Chaplin Gray’s Ino-square Richards Thomas Whalley Stafford Commissioners’rooms Manchester Messra. Willig and Co Tukenhowse Yard Lothbury Wilson Jobn ‘Twist Rhuddlan Flivshire White Lion Inn Saint Asaph Altorasge Blackstock and Buice Serjeant’s Inn Fleet-street Sir Murrow Liverpool Edward Mousley Haunton Staffordshire Cupri Yoxall Brittlebank Ashborne Derbyshire Thomas Morris Draper Denison Humphreys Golden Fisece Inn Thirsk Williamson Ad Hill Verulam Gray’s Inn Blanchard and Richardson York J. G. C. Chamberlain Marlborough-road Chelsea Court of Bankruptcy G. Rich Curzon-street Mayfair Bishop Cheapside Glover J. Hind Bartlett’s Buildings Holborn Merchant J. and J. Priestley Counter-street Southwark Bop J.cadogan Water-street Carpenter Duke’s Arms Inn Marlborough E. Garnett Lancaster Rnn T. and J. Mayor Freakinton Lancashire Messrs. Fitkingtons Preston T. Thirlwell North Shields

Partnership Dissolved Across Numerous Trades in London and Beyond

A historical notice lists many firms and individuals across trades from Liverpool to London, Bradford to Leicester, announcing a dissolution of partnerships. Names include J Williams and W Scraton. J Biddle victualler. R Edwards plasterer. J Woods veterinary surgeon. S J Brown chemist. D Heming solicitor. and W Dawes wine merchants among others, with addresses in Church, St George in the East, Oxford Street, Cavendish Square, and more.

J. Williams Liverpool W. Scraton Church Jane St. George’s-in-the- East J. Biddle London J. Triges Mere-street Hackney J. Woods New Bond-street R. Morris Birmingham J. Goodwin Stafford G. 43 Pix Pawebroker R. Edwards Liverpost Plarmter W. R. Rose W. Murray Oxford-Street J. Lauckland W. Rhodes Chapel-line Bradford W. Mason T. Price Margaret Street Cavendish-square T. Tattersall E. Broadley J. Wilson W. Wood Toxteth Park W. Curtis G. Wilson Lincoln S. R E.T. Storr Little St. James’s-street Westminster H. B E. B. Walmsley High-street Southwark Teadealera J. Turner J. Sibley King-street Sevendials T. Teape A. D. White George Street Tower-hill T. Taylor Langacre Walcot Somersetshire J. and B. Shepherd St. Martin’s-place Charing-cross Chemista S. J. Brown F.W. Pocock High Holborn T. and W. Hodgkinson New Bond-streel Leicester-square D. Heming and Co Lincoln’s Fun D. Heming H. J. Fodd and Co Lustgate-hill H. J. Todd W. M'Gaffog J. M‘gowan Padiham Lancashire E. Ao J. Dunkley Lutterworth Leicestershire T. Hays and S. Wheeler Merilon’s Scott's Wharf Bermondsey

Law Intelligence Court of Chancery discusses bankrupt assignee rights

On March 25 the Court of Chancery heard Smith v De Tastet regarding revival of a claim against a bankrupt's estate. The appeal contests a demurrer ruling that an assignment to the current assignee is needed for the estate to vest. The Lord Chancellor reserved judgment on construction of the Bankrupt Court Act.

Court OF Chancery Smith DE Tastet Saintff Rubichon Firmin de Tastet Ben Treslove Mr. Evans Mr. Roe

Maberly bankruptcy creditors meet for proofs and dividend

A meeting of creditors in the John Maberly estate was held before Commissioner Fonblanque at Bastnewat Street on March 25. Proofs of debts were small, no issues arose, and the declaration of a further dividend was adjourned sine die.

Court OF Commissioners Bastnewatl Street Fonblanque John Maberly

Pots Stolen From Door Lead to Court Order

In Kingsgate Street Court of Requests March 25 a licensed victualler sought 10s 3d for each of five pots missing from a defendant’s door. The pot-boy testified pots were taken on five occasions. Commissioner ordered payment plus costs 5s 3 1/2d. Defendant appealed but adjudication stood. Other defendants failed to show why they should not pay public-house reckonings despite spirits issues.

Dubois Lewis D. M'Cormick Alway Lewis

Police courts report on coiners and burglaries in London

In Queen Square J Mackey, a noted coiner, faced charges for possessing base coins with intent to utter them after earlier acquittals. Henry Clarke, tied to the same gang, was committed for trial. In Marylebone Lepard and Smith were linked to a burglary, with Smith discarding the victim’s watch during pursuit. Hatton Garden saw William Jenkinson charged over obscene books and pictures linked to Spread Eagle court education efforts.

Queen Square J. Mackey Westminster Banister Division of Police Stangate-street Lambeth Henry Clarke Marylebone Lepard Smith Hatton-Garden William Jenkinson Macarthy St. Andrew's Holborn Spread Eagle Court Gray’s Inc-lane Farrell Laing Duke

Prisoner Sentenced for Disgraceful Prints Exhibit

In the Drury Lane area the case involves fearlessly exhibited prints and books deemed disgraceful. The prisoner received nine months imprisonment while Weed Tibor faced two years.

Drury-lane Russell-court Vinezargare Ahree

Woolwich Petty Sessions on Murder Suspect Reeve

At Woolwich Petty Sessions Messrs Stace and Smith remanded John Reeve, a London man, for highway robbery and possible murder linked to the late Mr Richardson case. A Brown escapee matched the description from Epsom inquiries, with Home Office officers to assist and further examination planned at Epsom.

MR. Richardson Surrey Kentish Messrs Stace and Smith Woolwich John Reeve Aline Lon Bob Ian Richard Brown Shooter‘s Hill Hendon Middlesex Yarmouth Brown Reeve Woollwich Alan Home Office Epsom Richardson Wickham-lane Elthama Kent Bery Richards

Whig Economy Critique of Public Service Reform

A Times essay condemns sweeping economy drives in government for undermining merit, praising balanced reform. It argues pensions, superannuations, and pay should reward talent without fostering excess or patronage, citing American practices as a cautionary model and noting potential legislative moves to adjust pensions while protecting legitimate entitlements. It references Sir James Graham and the House of Commons votes, questioning the impact on clerks, boards, and judiciary. It closes with a note on a stillborn child in a Brunswick area inquiry.

Frone Exchequer Court of Scotland Imei America House of Commons James Graham Ufe

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