09 May 1833
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 09, 1833
Page
1
A long advertisement blares Benjamin Edgington factory goods from Piccadilly and Tooley Street including rick blinds marquees tents flags sun-blinds netting and cloths. It sells beaver hats Morison pills and various fashion items with addresses and warnings about imitations and safety.
A sprawling colonial style column notes four hundred empty houses in Prosperity city, hints at scarce legal help in market towns, and cites cruel treatment of draught animals in Egremont. It reports a Durham county expense for hanging, a blacksmith’s swift horse-shoe feat, and essays on emancipation petitions and Sir Francis Burdett’s views at public meetings.
A chaotic election scene outlines heavy bets on Sir John Hobhouse in Westminster with odds fluctuating. Reports mix in a grim murder mystery at Lincoln Lunatic Asylum featuring Charles Stevenson who died by self immolation while under care. A Reading and London Telegraph coach crash in Brentford injures a Bristol man, with others unhurt. East India House notes three ships prepared for China and North America voyages, to sail mid month.
Daleth argues against Sir Robert Inglis on Jewish enfranchisement and blasphemy. He summarizes Macauley’s stance that persecuting conscience differs from restraining public offense and critiques the reviewer’s misreadings. He asserts Jews deny Christ’s divinity and focus on rejecting Jesus as the Messiah.
Crowded parish meetings in Sucreption and St Mary Newinchtoy condemn ministerial policy. Resolutions call for repeal of the house and window taxes and dismissal of the current ministry, with passive resistance urged as a tactic. A Lord Mayor requisition seeks a Common Hall to press the issue, while Fleet Street reports few refusals to sign.
Notices describe an eightieth birthday bencher count in Middle Temple, a Deal meeting about forming a political union amid ministerial regret, a female horse theft in Elgin with seven year transportation, and a Maidstone funeral where a private died in Chatham depot and was buried with military honours in a Dissenter's ground, praising the breach of churchyard burial norms.
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