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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 28, 1836

Page

1

Reformers resist board of guardians election in St Pancras

In St Pancras Middlesex a precept for electing a Board of Guardians under the Poor Law Amendment Act has been issued. Reformers vow to oppose it, arguing exemption under Hobhouse’s Vestries Act. Committees have consulted the Poor Law Commissioners and Attorney General. a case is prepared for counsel. The piece notes Tory hostility and urges reformers to lead against the commissioners. A metropolitan movement on Poor Law reform is anticipated.

ST. Mary Magdalen Bermondsey Reformers T. Christy Jnc Samuel Haycroft Thomas Norton Thomas Young William Cobbett ST. Pancras Middlesex Board of Guardians Hobhouse Board of Directors Messrs. Murphy Douglas Drummond Cooke S. Whalley Hume Fox Maule Poor Law Commissioners Marylebone O'Connell Morning Herald Crgave Justice Pattison Cleave Henfeld Athols Macclesfield Brighton Guardian House OF Lords Ireland Spain Lords Hodges Vaux Barony Athenry House OF Commons Factories Act Reenwich Improvement Bertaus Departments Jamaica Dublin Haci Metropolia Lay Association Lefroy Brisas Mark Philips Manchester Wallace Post-office Department of Ireland Dublio England Scotland Robert Steuart Edward Codrington Samasi Whalley Aglionby—Bull Balfour French Luck Fergus Bresna Shanoon Commissary Court Edinburgh Lord Advocate John Russell Ewart Prisonera’ Counsel Agtonby Prisoner’s Counsel Great Britain Wasco England and Wales Neglec Aberiff Chanoary Auch Crown Ace Mackinnoc Pemberton Parrott Elphinstone Thompson W. Miles Arthur Trevor Greene Paris Seergh Parrot Court of Quarter Sessions Eee Wakley Charles Anderson Reform Churchwarden Escepe Iwa Day Parochial Reform Society Churchwarden George Dent Gio Wreerceceace John Ruverts Richard Moser Jobo Loogmore i George G William Maori C. Anderson W.T. Jemmitt

Annual Meeting of Pre Mendicity Society in Red Lion Square

The eighteenth annual Mendicity Society meeting at Red Lion Square heard noble attendees including Lord Teignmouth Lord Radstock Viscount Eacombe and MPs Chas Lushington Henry Gally Knight applaud the society. The chair Lord Skelmersdale noted steady prosperity and attributed relief demand to new poor laws while a drop in begging letters was credited to society actions. A dispute over 312 letters from a noble lord sparked debate, later dismissed, with thanks to the king and the committee before adjournment.

The Mendicity Society Red Lion Square Lord Teignmouth Lord Radstock Viscount Eacombe Chas, Lushington Exq M.P Henry Gally Knight Fsq Lord Skelmersdale Knevitt Tme Golly Keight Chas. Lushington Eny Snd

State of trade in Leeds woollen cloth and blanket markets

From the Leeds Intelligencer, trade in Leeds and surrounding areas remains brisk in woollen cloth. Demand for low and middling qualities persists with limited stocks and gradual price advances. Blankets in Heckmondwike are prospering with full employment and long lead times for large orders. Hoppenshead reports brisk demand for plain cloths of super qualities and cassimeres, cassinetts, and fancy fabrics.

Leeds Intelligencer Leeds Heck

Hatters Honor Daniel O'Connell With Inscribed Beater Hat

A deputation of Journeymen Hatters from John Harris and Son Southwark presents Dublin MP Daniel O'Connell with a high regard beater hat. Inside is engraved O'Connell’s name and a compliment on his efforts for the rights and liberties of the people. The exchange includes a brief address and O'Connell's gracious, emphatic reply.

John Harris Dan L. O'Connell John Harris and Son Southwark March Mr. O'Connell O’connell Daniel O'Connell M.P Ireland England

Striking Glasgow carpenters win relief after protest

An exchange of letters from Glasgow and London details a successful subscription drive by the United Joiners and related committees. Employers backed down after a three day strike, with four firms still to decide, and plans for a joint meeting to prevent future hostilities. The correspondence notes no violence and praise for support from the True Sun and supporters.

Messrs. Nash and CO Oxford-street London Boar and Castle Darling Lea Morelli Bagot Feuillade N.B Messie Nash and Co Sia Glasgow Tarnents Glasgow Rose and Crown Drury-lane Roseats Friendly Society of Operative House Carpenters and Joiners F.S.C.C J. R

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