23 May 1832
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 23, 1832
Page
1
A fragment from a 18th or 19th century London paper advertises military stock items and hats for noble patrons. It mentions BEAVER HATS at 85 Strand, patent extra light beaver hats, and references to lavender water sold by Brooker chemist at Furcival’s Inn.
The Legal Examiner price edition for Saturday May 19 reviews the Law Lecture contents. It highlights Part 1 and Part 2 of Volume II with topics ranging from the Present State of near by v. Smith Doedem to parliamentary intergente and societal relief of the theme. It urges professional readers to own the period for public legal education and notes availability from A Max and Sons in Dublin and Bell Yard Lincoln's Inn.
A patient recounts severe throat and body pains from a long illness cured by a durable truss from Mr Coles after trial many months. He praises the Duke of Bedford and Dr Chevalier and credits the truss for relief during a demanding period in London, noting the surgeon's role, discomfort, and the value of proper mechanical support.
A Morning Chronicle assessment rails at Sir Robert Peel as a dying figure of Tory era. It mocks his reform stance, calls him Irish–Orange influenced, and predicts his political eclipse as reforms shift power away from boroughmongers. The piece promises next installments tracing the Duke of Wellington’s and Peel's characters.
In the Lords on May 22, a sparse attendance heard messages from the Commons as the Durham University and Irish Tithe bills were debated. Lords pressed for metropolitan district representation, arguing for eight to two dozen additional seats for London and surrounding districts, while opponents warned of riots, inequities, and the danger of widening franchise beyond wealth and interest. The session featured heated exchanges on control of representatives and the balance of power between the metropolis and rural counties, with divisions over schedule allocations and the fate of Bri tton and other towns.
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