26 May 1832
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 26, 1832
Page
1
A fragmented notice discusses formation of a New Brunswick land company with charter aims and subscription terms. It also presents a long personal testimonial about a truss remedy for rupture, praising Mr Coles of Charing Cross and warning readers about ineffective devices and doctors.
A London edition from May 26 1832 advertises portable hot-air and vapour baths from Mr Rippon of Castle Street East. It extols ease of use and instant heat, notes cholera and cold cures, and lists affordable prices for machines and components. The notice also promotes furnishing goods and a medical journal, with sales for tea wares and ironmongery at Castle Street East, plus literary and educational publications and a new orthography manual.
The Lords hear intense exchanges over a libel about treason linked to Newcastle meetings and a government approach to Political Unions while continuing a long reform bill debate. Ministers defend prosecutions and warn against lese-majesty as peers clash on constitutional duties.
On March 25 in the House of Commons Mr Dixon opened debate on Carlisle roads. Bailey presented a Bristol ward petition opposing the Bristol Compensation Bill. Hume laid a St Luke's rector petition against Golden Lane Burying Ground Bill. Cole read Irish education petitions from Trelawney and others. Perceval tabled petitions from Barnet on Irish education. Gordon reported Bristol petitions on education. Henry Gratta listed several Ireland petitions about tithes. Shattan presented Youghal petition from cattle farmers on tolls.
The House discusses adjournment over holidays and a breach of privilege linked to garbled committee reports. debate touches on the reform bill, Irish representation, Catholic emancipation, and potential salary changes for the Madras governor, with speakers warning about partisan manipulation and parliamentary privilege.
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