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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 24, 1833

Page

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Walsall Union meeting honors jurors and Culley case

At a Walsall Political Union meeting held on May 22 1833 the council resolved to publicly honor the jurors who faced Culley, urging the verdict and jurors' names to be printed in gold and displayed as a memorial to Englishmen. The assembly was chaired by Joseph Hicken with John Spicer as secretary. Includes ads for the Pantechnicon warehouse in Belgrave Square and Morison’s strengthener breakfast powder with prices.

Walsall Staffordshire Culley Joseph Hicken John Spicer Monson, Pnedlander, and Co Queen Charlotte,row New-road Stingo London British College of Health

Colonel Evans and the Westminster Electors

A Rye borough electors’ address to William Fraser thanks Colonel Evans for winning Westminster. The 142 Rye signatories declare delight at his return and urge nationwide joy over his House of Commons restoration. Halifax Political Union also resolves to thank Westminster electors for electing Evans over Hobhouse and asks the colonel to publish the resolution.

Willian Fraser, Esq Colonel Evans Rye Fivans House of Commons Halifax Political Union Halifax Westminster Col. Evans J.C. Hobhouse

Liverpool Cotton Market and Fatal Boatman Fight Tragedy

On May 21 Liverpool reported moderate cotton business with 1,500 bags sold as traders await June duty reductions. The market notes a denied request to postpone the cotton duty cut. In Poplar a fishing boat tragedy left Edward Chapman dead after a fight aboard the Eclipse. James White and another crewman fought on the bark and both men fell overboard, Chapman drowning according to the coroner and jury verdict.

Liverpool Lord Althorp Botu James White White Fhames

Imperial Parliament Updates from May 23 Session

Lords seats filled by Lord Witlovanay Broxe and Lord Dyxevor. Duke Gordon presents Aberdeen medical students petition against part of the Apothecaries Act. Clergy petitions Cork diocese urge Sabbath observance. similar ones from Lord Lyrrer TON and Earl Roper. Law commissions: report printing to follow. Scotland commission planned. Bristol Bishop presents Cambridge petition for animal cruelty laws. West Indies: Viscount St Vincent to present merchants, planters, mortgagees petition after recess. Severs Bill read second time, referred to select committee. Adjourned to Thursday. Commons: five o'clock resumed. Captain Gronow moves to count, Speaker notes rules prevent counting before five. Shaw petitions Ireland against Irish Church Bill. Gronow again moves to count. gallery cleared. 29 members present. adjourned.

House OF Lords Wit Lovanay Pe Broxe Dyxevor Duke of Gordon Medical Students of Aberdeen Apothecaries Rd Carbery Cork Lord Lyrrerton Earl of Roper Lynphurst West Indies Viscount ST. Vincent Lord Wyxtonp House OF Commons Welch Freemasons’ Hall Lord Kenyon Watkin Williams Wyne Knyvett Parry J. J. Jones Horncastle Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Carlisle Journal Leeds Intelligencer Lord Althorp Treasury Montgomery James Fitzroy Thomas Hudson William Nugent Macnamaora Earl of Lincoln John Bruce Richard O'Neill Robert Middleton Biddulph Lord Arthur Chichester Thomas Edwar Winnington Frederick George Howard Thomas E. Winnington Spafields Court of Common Council Pearson Sheriff Humphery Mid- Hesex Melbourne Mary Demerara Dublin Crankhaven Bay Mr. Kelly Kelly Dominick-street Morris Hall John Kennett Hull Sullivan Zoological Gardens Dublin Register

Minority on Whalley motion on tithes in Ireland

Long list of English Scottish and Irish MPs labeled as minority voters on May 22 in Warburton motion seeking a committee to review Acts 2 Williams c. 45 and c. 88. Names from England Scotland and Ireland are shown. article condemns Whig policy in Ireland, cites Coercive Act use in Kilkenny and Wexford, and includes a reader letter from Waterford Chronicle about tithe oppression.

Warburton England Stuart Lord D. C. Aglionby H. A. ‘Tennyson C. Beauclerk Major Tooke W. Bowes T iTrelawney W. L. S. Bish T. Turner W. Blackstone iWyvyan R. Bowes J. ‘Williams Brocklehurst Wason R. Buckingham Wynn C. W. Buller Scotland Chay Arbuthnot Gen H. Collier J. Maxwell Sir J. Dawson F. ‘Sinclair G. Duncombe Hun W. Ireland Ewart W. Butler P. Evans Colonel Blake J. Faithfull G. Evans W. Gaskell J. M Finn W. Gladstone J. Roe J. Knatchball E. ‘Ronayne D. Lloyd J. H Ruthven Nicholl Parrot Shaw Pease J. i\Vigors N. A. Philips M. ‘Wallace T. Romilly J. Tellers Romilly E- Hume J. Strutt Ireland Kilkenny Wexford Tallow Waterford Waterford Chronicle Conna Conway Devereux Stradballagh Veritas

Extraordinary Irish News and Public Protests

The Pilot reports on American sympathy for Trelasd and Irish affairs including a strong Coercive Bill discussion. It covers Caher parishioners seeking chapel funds, Lord Glengall’s responses, Carrick-on-Suir police issues, a four courts bread protest by debtors, long imprisonments for debt, and a missing money case tied to the late Mr. Clement Codd.

Trelasd United States Gazette Philadelphia Ireland Association of the Friends of Ireland America Lord Glengall Dublin Morning Register Caher Earl of Grengall Tobin London Dean Sia Cabher Lengall Mr. Tobin Carrick-On-Suir Carrick-on-Stir Carrick Tipperary Free Press Lynch Galway Clement Codd Phibsborough

Restitution and influenza notes from Drogheda Journal

The Drogheda Journal reports an Irish restitution case where a Messenger loses a large sum to peasants after a horse accident, later recovered by Rev. Johnson the parish priest who secures the seal intact and returns it for a reward. Influenza spreads in towns like Dundalk and Waterford, causing column deficiencies across papers.

Ennis Nobber County Meath County Dublin Rosnaree Johnson Drogheda Journal Tipperary Free Press Dundalk Droghéda.Journal Waterford Mirror

Coldbath Fields Outrage Letter To The Editor

A Plain Man Narrates Carrying a cane with a hidden blade for self defense during the Coldbath Fields disturbance. He fears the Times and others inflame fear of armed gatherings and asks whether he should abandon his weapon, noting he would have used it if attacked. Pentonville Mas 22 1833.

THE True Sun Mr. Epitor Guilford-street Bagnigge-wells Times Sam Sir

Strand Theatre Audience Receives Miss Kelly Lecture Plan

The Strand Theatre audience on Wednesday night heard Miss Kelly explain why she did not close the theatre as announced. She plans to begin a course of lectures in support of a new dramatic school to promote English drama, extending the theatre’s run with additional visits from Mrs. Parthian and Mrs. Drake.

Miss Kelly

Derby Day at Epsom Described With Crowds And Fast Derby

The Derby day scene at Epsom Downs features a massive crowd, police, and a bustling betting ring amid public revelry. The Derby itself concludes with Catalonian leading early, then Connoisseur seizing the win by a length, followed by Revenge and others, marking one of the fastest Derbies on record and shifting training patterns between Sadler and Rawlinson yards.

Epsom Duke Duchess of Richmond Duke and Duchess of Cleveland Duke of Grafton Duke of Rutland Duke of Portland Tavistock Worcester Graham Titchfield Exeter Car Oerr Queensberry Farls Sandwich Party Errol Jersey Verulam Orford Wilton Lichfield March Stradbroke Rosebery Uxbridge Coventry Munster Count d'Orsay Bathamy Chesterfield Rogeery Grimston Julia Howard E. Douglas Carr de Rous C. Stanhope G. Bentinck H. Bentinck J. Fitzroy Villiers R. Grosvenor Ossulston Lisbourne Clarina Stormont Ranelagh Bigby Chelsea Cadogan Tullamore Cole Wharncliffe A. Conyngham Milton Bridport Portarlington Adolphus Fitzclarence W. Lennox Dudley Stuart Elibank Torrington B. Craven G. Anson Hawkins Sadler Chapple J. Scott Chateau Margaux Rawlinson Lord Exeter Robert Sultan Hunter Forester Gustavus Houldsworth Despot Sultan Mr Ridsdale Glaucus Prince Jawellyn J. Greville Mr. T. Wood Moses Lord Verulam G. Heathcote Mr. Bristow Toby Cain Mr. Coleman Rough Robin Mr. Cooper Catton Twatty Mr. Cosby Reveller Buaverby Skiff Mr. Forth Sinilius Chifney Emilius Shoveller Mr. Goodwin Proselyte Centaur Mr. Payne Wrangler Whiteboy Sir Robert Bravo Prince Llewellyn Catalonian Lot Uncle Toby Connoisseur Whale Tottenham Corner Little Cassino Shylock Pagan Dangerous Revenge Newmarket Stockbridge Peel Bf Lucy T. Wood Ambrosio Pagoda Mr. Gardner Friar Tuck Ricardo Mr. Houldsworth Fidelity Greville Dryad Crosby Temperance Stephenson Alice Bristow D. Radcliffe Kittaras Coleman Palmella Pearce Counst Cooke Batson Stonehewer Chantilly Lord Chesterfield

Disturbance at Walsall over Irish labour strike

On Monday a disturbance occurred at Walsall during a wage strike by Irish labourers. Three were arrested, the rest threatened to storm the prison unless released. They clashed with police, and foot soldiers were called out to quell the disturbance.

Walsall Hereford

War Office notices and promotions in 1833 military list

The War Office Gazette of May 24 1833 details promotions by purchase and without purchase across multiple regiments including 8th Light Dragoons Saar Royal Waggon Train and 26th 67th and 9th Foot. It notes retirements, transfers, and adjutant appointments, with many names and dates, plus bankruptcy superseded and militia appointments.

War Office 8Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Comet Q. Vivian Purchase Christmas Saar Royal Waggon T. W. Nesham Rifle Brigade Burrowes Zixth Regiment of Foot W. G. Freer Belli E. Allen Freer C. L. Strickland Allen W.G. D. Nesbitt Strickland A. Ee Cae Nesitt Foot M. N'Jones Park J. Frazer M.innes M'Innes A. M‘donald J. W. Boyd Perrott Thomas Price Boyd W. Pilsworth Gardass Cane Utth Mayenka Leeutenant Setsgst R. Wilbraham Beckwith St. Leger Beere D. W. Jevers Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies Berwick Cornet G. S. Harcourt Light Orang J. R. Maxwell Findlay H. M. Nicolls Beere Royal Newfoundland Veteran ‘Companies J. Musters 88Th Foot Jervis Royal African Colonial Corps T. W. O. M*niven Emoranda

Lambeth Meeting and Denunciation of Scoundrels

Sir Thomas Parkin replies to the True Sun letter about his Lambeth meeting remarks. He justifies calling certain leaders robbers of the people and explains his ground for using strong language, accusing princes of rebellion and thievery and of neglecting orphans and widows, with a firm stance against perceived corruption.

THE True Sun Arden Tam Thomas Parkin

Gambling during a race week in Liverpool

The town swarmed with gamblers and pickpockets during the racing week. Though the public feared swindlers, residents were thought shrewd enough to avoid losses. A man reportedly had £350 stolen from his pocket in a crowded square seating area as professionals targeted tables and spectators.

Liverpool

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