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True Sun

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1834

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Burns Fifth Volume to be published soon

On Saturday will be ready for fur delivery the fifth volume of the Works of Burns edited by Allan Cunningham containing the poet's correspondence with Thomson and his later songs. Illustrations by Dumfries. The sixth and last volume will appear June 15.

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Burns Allan Cunningham Thomson Dumfries E. Goodall Castle of Montgomery Branchard Cochrane Morone
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Earldom of Annandale case heard by Lords Privileges

Law intelligence notes the House of Lords committee hearing on the Earldom of Annandale and Hartfell claim by John James Hope Johnston with witnesses including Francis Sharp and officials from the Signet and Petty Bag Office. The crown argues limits in patents favor male heirs, adjournment granted for further evidence from France and Ireland. The same column covers cases at the Court of King's Bench on Twycross v Williams, a duel consequence case, and indictments involving omnibus interests.

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House OF Lords Committee OF Privileges Earldom OF Annandale Dr. Lushington John James Hope Johnston Avoendale Hartfell Mr. Hope Earl of Hopetows Witmess Swong Francis Sharp Dumfries Houses of Lords and Commons Roral Pollock France Ireland Africa Mr. Johnson
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Juries compensate Price over false arrest by sheriffs

In London at Guildhall, Mr. Price, a barrister, sued the late London sheriffs and others for assault and false imprisonment. The jury awarded 1001 for the first imprisonment after detailed testimony showing the arrest was illegal as the warrant was not in possession.

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Court OF Common Pleas London Guildhall Price P. Peake Price Sheriffs of Jackson Richards Ser Bompas Martin Jacksons Mr. Price Caspard Mace Crown-office-row Middle Temple Dlas Temple Whitecross Street Chambers Condnement Whitecross-street
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Verdict for damages in Pembroke exchequer pleading case

In a writ of inquiry at the Exchequer of Pleas Pembrokeshire, David Davies clerk reported the rector of Melin parish Pembrokeshire a non resident licensed as stipendiary curate at 80 per year. The bishop revoked the license. Davies claimed 3491 7s 6d balance. The defendant argued salary had been fixed at 45 then raised to 60 and paid. The court held the curate entitled to the full license amount as per statute 57 Geo. III cap 99 sec 40, despite prior agreements. The under-sheriff directed the jury to find the full damages. Verdict damages 3491 7s 6d.

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Exchequer OF Pleas Pembrokeshire May Charles Harries David Davies David Harries Meline Pembroke Tantra Brecon St. David’s St. David's
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Old Bailey Sessions May 15 Lootings and Robberies

At the General Sessions of the Peace of Oyer and Terminor and gaol delivery, James Berwick, 18, was found guilty of stealing General Sebright Mawby s pocket book on Fleet Street. Ann Dean, 44, a pinster, faced trial for stealing bed furniture clothes and plate from her master Evan jiels, evading capture until pawned goods were traced.

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Peace of Oyer and Terminer Baron Vaughan Justice Littledale Baron Bolland Arabia James Berwick Sebright Mawby Fleet-street Ann Dean Pinster Evan Jiels Eag Bishopsgate
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Middlesex Sessions Appeals Over Convictions for Drinking During Divine Service

The May 15 Middlesex Sessions focused on appeals. Edward Jennings challenged a conviction for selling ale, beer, and spirits during divine service. the court quashed it due to vague wording. Welling vs Stutt concerned toll charges on manure laden wagons. the court upheld the toll and confirmed the conviction.

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Roth Eads Edward Jennings F. A. Roe T. Halls Clarkson Rolls W. Rogers W. Grove Esqra W. R. Rolis Byers Stringer Golden Bodkin Joshua Rolls Thomas Hogg Richard Welling William Strutt London Edgeware Road
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Tower Session Trial for Theft At The Tower Of London

Mary Anna Young, 23, faced arraignment in Wellclose Square for stealing an opera glass valued at two guineas and foreign coins worth threepence from Captain Charles Stewart’s rooms in the Tower. Evidence showed she pledged the items at a Whitechapel pawnshop and claimed to be followed by a young man. After defense and cross examination, the jury acquitted and she was discharged.

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Tower of London Wellclose Square Tower Mary Anna Young Charles Stewart Frederick Waggle Dexter Whitechapel Road Anne Ward Bariut Anne Ward Pledée Stewart Digby Penliease Ogieby Stewart Captain Digby Captain Stewart
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Spaniard charged with attempting to rob Broad Street offices

At the Mansion House a Spaniard named Emanuel Lopez faced charges for trespassing and attempting to access offices in Adam's Court Broad Street. A housekeeper testified he entered tiptoeing and searched door mouldings for keys. He claimed to be seeking assistance for Spanish countrymen but had no money. The watch and other items were ordered forfeited, and he was held for further actions.

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Emanuel Lopez Broad-street Beadbetter Fremines Dn Adam's Court Sapo Skaleing Ial Jemima Davis de Vega Murphy England Bridewell Briggs Cornhill James Farley Gooch Compter Lnever Old Bailey Guildhall Edward Letorthy Spencer St. Clemant’s Danes Peter Laurie Blackfriars’Bridge Thames St. Clement’s Sir Peter Mr. Spencer Bow-street Thomas Pastor Thomas Lee Minshull America Penn
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Struggling Crime Reports From Drury Lane District

The report recalls an arrest in Crutched Friars where a woman accused of moving two children away from their parents was questioned after suspicions arose about her motive. Nearby in Hatton Garden, James Driscoll faced charges for violently assaulting James Crawley, a veteran tailor. The case details a heated exchange over union involvement, resulting in severe injuries. The magistrates note bruises and a savage beating. Driscoll claims he was provoked by accusations about his wife and union money. He was fined and warned of imprisonment if unpaid. Additional notes mention destitute youths brought to a police station by Mr White and others.

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Curep-Steauine Beth-Stri Fakoney Ict Pee Iceman Vlna Whatton-Garden James Driscoll Duke James Crawley No. 2 Saffron-hill Ina- 8 Driscoll Blagke Laing House of Correction Wiedeee Sou Vacranoy John Bradley J. Elias Daniel Abd T. Lawson White Peary
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Affair at Oldham Beadle Suspension Sparks Meeting Turmoil

From a correspondent the suspension of Heywood the chief beadle and Watney in Oldham triggered a heated meeting with police officers facing resistance from supporters. Knott Swire spoke as Commissioners members while the crowd booed and shouted, the chair declaring beadles suspended amid cheers outside as church bells rang.

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Heywood Chier Beadle Watney Beadle Oldham Beadles Toom Misea Chagerontig Hey’ Rood Bearrie William Knott Swire Knott Lada
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Falmouth May 14 Dispatch Describes Lisbon Mail and Lisbon-Event News

Falmouth correspondence reports the arrival of the Pike with mails from Lisbon dated April 4 and March 7, noting naval movements including three corvettes and the Edinburgh steamer under Admiral Nephe bound for Figueras. It cites uncertain reports on Doc Miguel near Coimbra and unsettled rumors of political upheaval and internal intrigues involving figures named Bacona and Leewar.

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Portugal Lisbon Oports Nephe Figueras F-Zesterda Miguel Coimbra le Bad John
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Funeral of Plasterer Mansfield to be held at Saint James

The funeral of the plasterer Mansfield will be at 2:30 pm from Lower Edm mud-alrec Battle-bridge to Saint James burial ground Hampstead road. A representation from Victory public house in the bridge aims to attend as early as possible. Swindling cases and pecuniary damages are also mentioned in the text.

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Saint ‘James's Burial Hampstead Mansfield
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