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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 29, 1834

Page

1

Notice of Royal and Army Promotions and Insolvency Declarations

From the Gazette of last night Lord Chamberlain s Office March 25 1834 announces that his Majesty will not hold Lavee on April 2 and 9 at St James s Palace. War Office lists numerous promotions by purchase and exchanges across regiments including 8th Light Dragoons 16th Foot and 44th Foot with dates March 27 28 and June 4. Crown office notes members returned to serve in Parliament for Thirsk and Paisley. Insolvency declarations cover multiple traders and professionals with court dates in April and May and dividends and certificates to follow. partnerships dissolved listed with names and locations.

Ull London Mears, Weddle and Brownlow Hull W. J. Hall and Co York Burlington Leeds Gainsborough General Steam Navigation Company Lombard-street Hamburg St. Katharine Brighton Scates Ramsgate Carter Margate Haymarket de Bie and Rahn Crescent Inores Wain and CO Fleet-street New Bridge Street Imperial Saxony Petersham S.and Co Messrs Swain and Co Rs Air Agid Hassan Black Boy Gracechurch Street William Day and Co Spilsbury Hamilton Edinburgh Soho Square E. Edwards St. Paul's Royal Exchange Gates Cornhill Sanger Oxford-street St. James’s Palace Petty Lothood James Nicholl M'Adam Whi Tindon Kod Essex Sth Regiment of Light Dragoong S. H. Bull Fompoaby Comet Rei Key Balcoy Dragons Caanes Cornet Reynolds Regiment of Foot H. P. Raymond J. M.gregor Hon M. P. Bertie T. Blood Foot J. Dennis 49Th Regiment Mitchell 7Th Foot W. Walsh 60Th Regiment of Foot Malcolan Wico 14Th Foot G. F. Horsford 86Th Regiment of Foot Graham 31St Regiment of Foot 16Th Foot M. S. Cassan 1St Regiment of Foot Sir W. Ogilvie 26Th Foot E. P. Gilbert Y6th Regiment of Foot Tulloch J.C. Brooke P.T.R. White W. Graham Lth Shaw J. T. J. English 39Th Regiment of Foot Brooke 34Th Foot G. Cromie Parviews Gascoyne Purchase Cromie 36Th Foot H. H. Carmichael 104Th Regiment of Foot W. Frasers 80Th Foot J. H. Leckie Beaptain Meyrick M. G Nixon Leckie W. M. Grace Nixon H. Hardinge English F. Seymour 5Th Dragoon Guards Hunter Ward 44Th Foot T. W. Halfhide Stuart G. H. Smith Lewis J. C. L. Carter Smith 49Th Foot T. Stephens Dennis 3D Regiment of Oot E. R. Rundle Stephens 60Th Foot G. P. Malcolm 7Th Regiment of Foot Walsh 67Th Foot J. Porter Champney 89Th Foot C. R. Egerton Chaloner J. W Crowdy Eger Too H. Dumaresq New South Wales Veteran Company J. Taylor Canadian Fencibles J. S. Garnett 82D Regiment of Foot 15Th Light Dragoons L. B. Badcock J. T. Lord Brudenell Thirsk Samuel Crompton Wood End County of York Robert Frankland Paisley Daniel Key Sandford Rot John Maxwell Bart John Metivier Carey Henry Metivier Wottmunder-Edge Gloucestershire Clothiers BANKR James Justice Davis Newbury Court of Bankruptcy Parker St. Paul's Churchyard Clark St. Swithin Madox Austin-friars Turquand Elizabeth Anne Beecraft Curzon-street Webb Albany Piccadilly Francis Goldring Hrighton Sussex Town-hall Bennett Middle-street Dax and Bicknell Lincoln's Tanfields John Jones Pentiwyn Mill Monmouthshire Commercial-rooms Bristol White and Whitmore Bedford-row Bevan and Brittan Matthias March Sen Gosport Star Inn Holme Frampton Loftus New Inn Cruickshank Fredericus Tertius Jeyes Wootton Northamptonshire the Angel Inn Northampton Messrs. Shearman and Freeman Bartlett’s Buildings Holborn Mr. Hicks C. Waad New Bond-street Cook G. Oliver Skinner-street St. Sepulchre A. Cohen Lloyd’s Coffee-house J. Robins Ivy-lane Newgate-street J. Thompson J. Woods Hosiers Briggs Blackheath Surveyor T. Winder Lancaster R. Clark Newark-upon-Trent Nottinghamshire W. Freeman Edgware-road T. Edwards Hatton-garden J. Ogden W. H. Timms Coventry Lord Lyndhurst dAssizes Clarkson Brighton Gazette Royal Court M. Vecchiarelli Af Vecchiarelli France Grey Ridgewell Joseph Briant Briant Chelmsford Chronicle

Sugar price average for week ending March 25 1834

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar computed from the returns for the week ending March 25 1834 is twenty nine pounds ten shillings and tenpence halfpenny per hundredweight exclusive of Customs duties paid or payable on import into Great Britain.

Great Britain

EMPTY TO BREAK OUT OF NEWGATE

Eleven months along with twelve transports housed in Newgate planned a breakout. The governor found choked water closets and loose brickwork, with stones and interior walls weakened. They intended to escape through the wall and rope a stone into the prison, risking a fierce street breakout if successful.

Cope Newgate Middlesex

Mansion House Court Tackles Violent Husband Melodist

Edward Johns, a vocal melodist and nightcrawler, fights with his wife in a public hearing before the Lord Mayor. She seeks separate maintenance after a pattern of assaults and a contested claim of fidelity. The couple end with a racous admonition to reconcile and return home.

Mansion House Edward Johns Anagorst Justice-Room Greataughter Madame Sontag Hauehier Ned Justice Room Hatton-Garden Ory Clancy E Division Bridget O'Hara Crator Serjeant Setton St. Giles’s Serjeant Selloa Hara Serjeant Sellon Queen Square Tworlimeaces Josiah Bushby Rosa Bie Witty Commercial Road Pimlico Gregorie Tabbs Mary Simmons Sand West-street

Belgian and Portuguese Ministers Meet Viscount Palmerston

M. Van de Weyer and M. de Moraes Sarmento, the Belgian and Portuguese ministers, visited Viscount Palmerston yesterday at the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs office to discuss diplomatic matters.

M. van de Weyer M. de Moraes Sarmento Viscount Palmerston Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs

Sheriffs' javelin-men in Tudor costume at Oxford Assizes

At Oxford Assizes Sir S K Meyrick displays a Sheriff guard of javelin-men dressed in Henry VIII era attire. Green and white frocks, white shirts, broad ruffs, and flat green caps recreate 1534 fashion. Judges paraded, crowds astonished at the historical reenactment for 1884.

Oxford Hereford Manon S.K. Meyrick

Singular rape case ends in acquittal at Peckham

James Prince, a well dressed youth and son of a stage-coach proprietor, faced rape charges involving Mary Ann Hewett. Amid contested testimony and prosecutorial absence, the jury heard rival accounts before Miss Matilda Barlow. The prosecutrix failed to appear. Justice Gaselee directed the jury to acquit, and Prince was discharged.

James Prince Mary Ann Hewett Peckham Adolphus Clarkson Nisi Prius Matilda Barlow Adelpnos Rose Camden-place Robertson Tomling Hatton-garden Justice Gaselee Miks Barlow

Robbery and murder charges in Shellanger case trail

Charles Linstead and William Ayton faced Guilty verdicts for breaking into Henry Ellis’s dwelling in Shellanger. Mrs Ellis testified of masked robbers demanding money and valuables, with Linstead identified by a witness. The third page recounts related Proctor estate violence with King, Wickham and others pleading Guilty to felonious acts and a Proctor gamekeeper recounting a shooting incident.

Charles Linstead William Ayton Chambers Henry Ellis Shellanger Ellis Linstead Ayton Fisher John King John Wickham William Fudd Robert Moats Philip Bryerton Thomas Hawkins W. B. Proctor George Flood Hubbard Beech Plantation Nicols

Murder trial and arson case in 19th century charge sheets

William Staaniforth and Samuel Jennings faced murder charges over the death of ten year old Elizabeth Thurman after an Easter Tuesday disappearance. Elizabeth Mason testified seeing a child at Moorlane near a canal with William Staamforth pressing her mouth, leading to acquittal after perjury concerns. In a separate arson case, Alice Potter was found guilty of burning stacks at Mrs Merriman’s farm after threats over a land dispute, with a stern judge imposing the full sentence.

Wan Bryerton Jo King Paaclis William Staaniforth Samuel Jennings Elizabeth Thurman Sarah Thurman Itgess John Bailey John Henry Eddowes Loughborough Elizabeth Mason Leicester Moorlange Jeanie William Staamforth Botany Bay Tinial Alice Potter Ano Merriman Hivingston Fred

Chelsea Friendly Association presses repeal of house and window taxes

The Chelsea Friendly Association met at the Wellington Tavern Chelsea with many attendees. Members urged repeal of the house and window duties echoing Hume's speech calling ministers to act as Parliament convenes. They praised effort to petition the King and adjourned after further addresses.

Chelsea Friendly Association Wellington Tavern South-street King’s-road Chelsea House of Commons Hume St. Luke's

Tragic Paris Suicide and Local Infant Death Report

A nineteen year old girl Victorine D. killed herself with a pistol in her lover's house at No 7 Rue des Gravilliers after a love disappointment. Her lover had urged mutual suicide in Bois de Boulogne but balked. The Swan and Sugar Loaf inquest heard the infant death in Field Lane from neglect. verdict cites inability to nourish the child. A separate Thorncombe accident reports David Bulford found dead in a rocky-pit after leaving the Lion tavern, with head injury from a fall. debate on fenced hazards follows.

Victorine Rue Des Gravilliers Bois de Boulogne Field Lane Mrs. Oss Stockine Thorncombe Dangell Lion Sherborne

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