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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 14, 1834

Page

1

Prizes and Dyes Promised in Lottery and Hair Dye Adverts

An advertisement notes prize payments in the Lottery scheme with a 5 percent deduction on high valued prizes. It also extols AGID HASSAN'S Circassian Hair Dye, offered wholesale by William Day and Co. and retail nationwide, claiming lasting color without skin or fabric damage and warning against counterfeit products.

Agid Hassan William Day and Co Gracechurch-street London Circassia True Luw

Captain Ross Panorama Opens at Leicester Square

The Panorama in Leicester Square displays a view of Boothia painted under Captain Ross's supervision. The effect conveys a solemn stillness matching the scene. The Niagara view remains open and subscribers’ names for Captain Ross's forthcoming ark are collected.

Court rulings on vestry dispute and Sheridan versus Raphael case

In May 13 court proceedings the Court of King's Bench heard whether St Martin’s select vestry traced to Richard I, a verdict favored the plaintiffs, while Sheridan sued for 10 pounds over an Westminster electors address and failed against Raphael. Common Pleas covered attorney bills, furniture sale, and insolvent debtor cases with varied outcomes.

Pdantechnicon N.B Court OF King's Bench ST. Martin's Simpson Holroyd St. Martin-in-the-Fielda Lord Denman Richard the First Sheridan Raphael Westminster F. Burdett Service Mir Court OF Common Pleas Guildhall Eiche T. Nokes Holloway J. Griffiths Mr. Holloway Gordon House Kentishtown Finden Nich Harris and Bowen Coant de Wairts Henry Lyons William Moot Cambridge Cooke Robert Brown Woodroffe

Robbery and theft trials in Apr light

Michael Kelley and William Whaling faced charges for stealing three drinking glasses from Edward Blaney after ordering porter. Glasses identified as Blaney's, verdict Guilty with sentence deferred. John Holligan indicted for stealing two lead pigs from Mayhew and Co iron-founders, stolen from passage mid day April 14.

Michael Kelley William Whaling Edward Blaney Kelly Whaling Steauinc Leap John Holligan Messrs Mayhew and Co

Police Intelligence and Court Proceedings at Guildhall

A chaotic London court session heard two informations from the Stamp Office against Mr Cleave for selling unstamped papers in Shov Lane and Pimlico. The case drew battle lines over legality, with Attorney General threats and Stamp Office witnesses, plus Cleave defending his right to publish the Weekly Police Gazette despite no foreign news.

Court of Exchequer Mr. Tilsley Stamp-office Peter Laurie Wire Sir Peter Laurie Stamp Office D. Beckley Police Gazette Shovlane Cleave Graham-street Pimlico M‘leod People’s Police Gazette Mirror of Parliament Northcroft Great Britain and Ireland Mr. Cleave Exchequer Tilsley Lord Althorp Mr. Roebuck House of Commons England Giltspur Street Sir P. Laurie Mrs. Cleave P. Laurie Compter Bow-Street Thomas’ Moody Hungerford Stairs George Webb Beadle Hungerford Market Strand Halir Halls House of Correction Marlborough Street Rogpery Jean Francais Boutact Conant Desanges Gulden Holmes Silver-street Carmaby-street Mr. Desanges Jermyn-street London Haymarket Fire Excise Ann Wood Mayhew Flower Ald. Harmer and Co Laing Marylebone Hicaway Castle-street Oxford-street Henrietta-street Cavendish-square

Assault at Union Hall Leads to Commital for Trial

Two Lampeat men accused of assaulting an overseer at a workhouse refused relief to the defendants. The overseer, a strong man, repelled their fists until help arrived. Both prisoners admitted the assault and were fined heavily, with six weeks further detention in default.

House of Correction

Concerts at Admiral Donnelly's Harley Street Mansion

A Friday morning concert at Admiral Donnelly’s Harley Street mansion delighted guests with Giubilei and colleagues performing arias duets and a Turco in Italia quintette. Highlights included Norma sung by Caradori Allan, a successful debut by G Le Jeune, and strong praise for Giubilei’s voice and Costa’s conducting.

Hanover-square Signor Masoni Madame Fearon Mademoiselle Garcia Miss Woodyatt Miss Lloyd Miss Waters Signor de Begnis Signor Rabini Bennett Stretton Kellner le Jeune Signor de Beguis Miss Dickins Distin Les Demoselles Ebuig George Smart F. Cramer Metropolis Half Moon-street Piccadilly Hanover-square Rooms Signor Giubile Admiral Donnelly Harley-street Mademniselle Salvi Zuchelli de Begnis Giubilei Jéialia Curioni de Beguis Mesdames Séguin H. R. Bishop Caradori Allan Norma H.R. Bishop Seguin Signor Costa Ecloé G. le Jeune Royal Academy of Music Burnett Handel Gear Demoiselles Wagers Gouch Moore Mies Rampolli Carippi Masoni

Surrey Regiment Yeomanry Captaincy Change 1834

From the Gazette of last night a commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Surrey appoints Cortet Webster Flockton as Captain of the Surrey Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, replacing Perkins who resigned, dated May 3, 1834 at Whitehall. Also the Lord Chancellor names Richard Han nam the younger of East Hertford Nottingham ent to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery with further appointments of John Whall of Worksop and East Retford to similar posts.

Metropolis Charlotte-Street Fitzroy-square True Sun Strand Little Queen-street Lincoln's Inn Knare J. Browne E. Edwards St. Paul's Churchyard Stradling Royal Exchange Gates Cornhill Sanger Chandler Oxford C. B. Courtenay M.D Great Marlborough-street Regent-street Oawhyn Catherinestreet Upper King-street Bloomsbury Marah Oxford-street Chapple Pall-mall Trongate Glasgow Messrs Sutherland Calton-street Edinburgh J. Chappel Royal Exchange Courtenay Price 4S Great Marlborough Street Linspector and Literary Review County of Surrey Surrey Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry Whitehall Richard Hannam the Younger East Hertford

Declarations of Insolvency and Dissolutions Listed

Insolvency notices cover Corn merchant James Cogle saddler Frederick William Isaac bookseller Thomas Nichols draper William Rogers and others with dates May 23 and June 24 at sessions and offices in Wakefield Newport and London. Dividends certificates and partnerships dissolutions follow for numerous named individuals and firms across towns such as Newark, Cambridge, Poole, Liverpool, Manchester and beyond with dates June 3 to June 13 and various venues.

Paeed Cole Wells-street Marylebone James Cogle Bridgewater Somersetshire Frederick William Isaac Charlotte-street Fitzroy Square Hall Air-street Piccadilly Gibson Basinghall-street Thomas Nichols Wakefield Yorkshire Sessions House Scott Lincoln’s- Inn-fields Watson Willam Rogers Chepstow Monmouthshire Kings Head Newport Walker William Mason West Butterwick Lincoln Woolpack Inn Bainsborough Rayner Norfolk-street Strand London Howlett West Batterwick H. Hage J. Hage Newark Nottinghamshire White Hart Iun W. Wallis Fen Ditton Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire, Excavator Red Lion Inn Cambridge J. A. Grabura Filey Limeburner George In Kingston-upon- Hull R. R. Linthorne Poole Victualler Messrs. Duract and Welch H. J. Shepherd Beverley Tiger Inn G. Turner R. Hislop Liverpool Clarendon Rooms B. Clay Huddersfield J. Carwen Messrs. Luce and Sons M. Cullen Town Hall Brighton F. Goldring M. Trokes George Inn W. Fry Bristol Commercial-rooms W. Hornblower Brierly-hill” Iron-works Kingswin Oxford-st D. Major J. Leeds Hythe grace + Herron H. Herron T. Ward R. Ward Cock-hill Ratcliff W. Brown Sams Barbican Tailora T. Butt W. Ross Nottingham W. Cattaral

Accident near St Johns Lane injures two men and driver

A cabriolet No 1499 carrying two Booth and Co distillers' men and their driver overturned when the horse stumbled on loose stones as the vehicle was halted for road repairs. One gentleman sustained a severe forehead wound and was transported home in a dangerous condition. the driver and another companion suffered only minor bruises.

St. John’s Lane Messrs. Booth and Co. Distillers

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