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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 04, 1836

Page

1

Grimstone Eye Snuff Promises Restored Sight and Health

Advertises Grimstone Eye Snuff under royal patronage claiming cures for cataract gutta serena ophthalmia and nervous headache. Lists testimonials from Mrs Guppy Mary Roades and others with addresses across London and Kent plus a glowing editor’s opinion and a Cuban sole agency request. A separate note mentions a Paisley anecdote about severed fingers and a Turkish bathing compliment.

Treasury Arkrnethy Andrews W.grimstone Guppy Neleon-square Blackfriars-road Mary R. Walker Beq A. Ml Bilter-reet Golden Square Gutta Serena H. Liston Marine Library Ramsgate Kent Barberow Jamaica Mary Street Regent's Park London P. Baunderson No. 10 Harper Street Leeds Mr . Pinckney Tottenham House Tottenham Middlesex Mian R. Englefield Park-etrest Windsor Albion Inas Gimstone Don G. Lobe Consal,&c. &c. &c Havannah Iole Cuba Grimstone Don Pedro Ortis de Zugasti Finsbury Court of Great Britain Attemed W. Grimestone G. Lobe Cubs Lendon Mem Pinto and Co Isle of Cuba Charles Burtar Apgel-court Throgmorton Street Don G.lobe Caballero de la Orden de Leon la Lata de Cuba Agents de la Sociedad de Commercia Nederlands Chihendel

House of Lords and Hull and Selby Railway debate

Lord Wharncliffe urged printing evidence on the Hull and Selby Railway Bill after a broad discussion with Lords Lansdowne Cumberland and Wellington. The debate touched government finances, stock-jobbing in Durham rail projects, and petitions on Sabbath observance and municipal reform. The Stafford indemnity bill was amended and reported.

Canycetton Earl of Suartesscay Hull and Selby Lord Wharncliffe Marquis of Hall and Selby Marquis of Londonderry Clarence London Hartlepool Walvistoo Lane Durham Sir Edwin Clarence Railway Company George and Vulture Tavern St. Michael's Alley Cornhill City of London Brickwood Isthalt Sth Inst Exchequer Leveland Marquis of Lansdowne Joans Lord Holland Tiverton Duke of Copveeand Sunderland Viscount Melbourne Lord Denman Buckingham Stafford Marquis of Clanricarde Lord Ashburton

Royal notices and bankruptcy declarations in the Gazette

The Gazette reports appointments including James Braot as Consul at Erzeroom Whiteball and Sir James Hamilton granted a hereditary baronetcy with armorial supporters. It also lists insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolving, and official notices from May to June, naming numerous individuals and firms across Britain.

George Smith Yost Place Kentish Town Grimston Decimus Blackburn Cearney Surrey Grimstone Wade London Whiteball Sir John Hamilton Wooodbrook County of Tyrone Royal Portuguese Order of the Tower and Sword South Lincolnshire Regiment of Foot Duncannan Tum James Jean Haamilton John Hamilton His Majesty William Evans Hinden Great Coram Street Brucewich Square Bankriptcy Stephen Lakeman Regent Circus Piccadilly Bank Pte William Halton Charles-street Westminster Stone Bank- Tepley Storey Davies Palsgrave Place Temple Pennell William Baker Hensell Lower Thames-street Mercer Row Louth Meears Dyneley Coverdale Lee Gray's Inn London Rhodes Market Rasen Thomas Picken Madeley Shropshire Mercer Shire Hall Shrewsbury Baxters Lincoln’s Inn Tielda Stanley and He Barker Gray's Son Square Woodhouse Bolton-le-Moors N. Haris Gracechurch Street J Barrow R W. Viner Bristol W. FP. Hoyland Bradford Yortabirr Groc L. J. C Clayette Manchester T. Davis Lissongrove North J. Taylor H.W. Williamson Baleham Cambridgeshire J. Penn Leamington R. Kilsby Donhead St. Andrew Strabire Rictualler Dissolven A. Oswald J. T Leckenfeld Yorkshire S. Sharp H. Hills Henley-upon-Thanes Oxfordshire Millipers C. Cornell Rochester Kent J Whitehead Chichester Sussex J. B Crampern Jermyn-street A. KA. Spank J Danby Cambridge W. Praser W. M. Alexander and Co W. M. Alexander K. Hopkins J. Palmer Birmingham J Edwards J. Greenwood H. Turner Rochdale Lancashire J. Edwards Burslem J.T. Wight Hanley Broke upon-Trent N. Hackney Henley Staffordshire W. Crompton and Co Salford

Emigration to New York and child labor case in mills

Monday afternoon the Czar sailed from Greenock for New York with 13 passengers, mainly agricultural workers and laborers drawn by high wages. The report also notes cattle disease in the West Highlands and detailed testimony in a mill fraud case where Robert Ruscoe passed a younger boy as fourteen to work, leading to a two month imprisonment.

Ireenock New York Glasgow Journal West Highlands Strabur Cnitplexander Heathcote Robert Roscow Messrs. Douglas and Co William Topping Douglas Lynch Richard Koott Ruscoe Knott Foster Topping New Bailey Manchester

House of Commons Debates on Bills and Petitions

The House of Commons sat with Sreaken in the chair at quarter before four. The Attorney General reported on Heriot's Hospital while various bills including Aberystwith Harbour Hill and Beverley Pastures were read and advanced. Petitions were presented on the Midland Counties Railway, Southampton Docks, Crediton Improvement, stamp duties on newspapers, and Poor Laws Amendment. Speakers commented on Sabbath observance, charity bills, and solicitor certificates, with debate on Durham revenues and a Scottish judge’s dismissal.

Scotland Crawley Drogheda Meath Pease Durham Baldwin Garry Cloyne Cork Merchants Thompcon Hull Manchester and Leeds Edinburgh Clay Newcastle upon-Tyne Tower Hamlets Cartwright Northampton North Midland Railway Goulburn Times Morning Herald Morning Post Standard Huskissop Herald the Times Chronicle Friend Petitiveere Boa Mr. Goulburn Merzing Chronicle Stampathe Ahaees Ce Beas House OF Commons Sreaken Heriot’s Hopital Aberystwith Harbour Beverley Pastures Hog Midland Counties Railway Bowes Southampton Docks Bownixe Crediton Oswald Barnard Deptford Plumptre Kent Hodges Serjeant Jackson Bandon Tooke O. Gore Mr. Woodhouse Paola A. Trevor Lord Stanley Wallace

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