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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1836

Page

1

A Protest to the Lord Bishop of Exeter on Church and State

A formal rebuke to the Bishop of Exeter for mixing parliamentary duties with clerical functions, accusing him of hypocrisy, mercenary aims, and undermining true religion. The writer condemns pluralities, non residence, and tithes, urging the church to uphold genuine faith over political rhetoric.

Life Guards House of Prayer Exeter Cathedral House of Iod St. Peter Christ Judas Iscariot Revard Eve Demetrius Hin Milton Philpow Temple House of Peers House of God

Restoration of Crosby Hall and silver tea service sale

Restoration of Crosby Hall featured with illustrated sections and legends. An extensive display at Corphill London shows Silver Tea and Coffee Services priced from 3.30 to 7. The Corphill showroom presents porcelain, plate and plated goods with a free pamphlet, drawings and slice list.

Crosby Hall Richant Lady Anne T. Cox Corphill London Cora T. Cox Savory Corobill

Bankrupt Notices and Elections in 19th Century Gazette

Readers are informed of bankruptcies and official assignees across London and Manchester with names like Stephen Couchman and John Webb Collison. The list details dates for surrender, court locations in Mexars Hindmarsh and Son, and assignees at Bas inghall Street, with numerous trades including tea dealers, candle manufacturers, linen drapers, and woollen drivers.

Stephen Couchman Strood Kent Court of Bankruptcy Mexars Hindmarsh and Son Jewin Creacent Wr. Johnson Basinghall Street John Webb Collugu George Webb Collison Quadrant Linen-Drapers Mr. Jones Size-lane Ansygnee Johnson Basighall Street James Hill Montyci Mews Montagu Square Backneyman Hotonson Orchard Street Portman Square Offeral Coldarud Sranmonger John Sinker Midd John Mallandaioe Aucral Green Aldormantury Jarura Green Peacock Aliballowe Lane Merchant Dee Bankrupcy Detneys Mesers Ventung and Naylor Tokenhouse Yard Aldermanbury Thomas Lacy William Hellawell Stansfield Yorkshire New Tr Teama Manchester Mesure Johnson Sun Weatherall Temple Alcsere Hagen and Son David Davies Newbridge Glimorganslins Bristol Meansrs Meredith and Heeve Now Square Laneslo Mir Rankon John Faler Preston Hep Teeter Mesare Swan, Stevens and Co Poaturk Place Old Jewry Staniey John Dale Ed Vwhan Ateleven Dee Ui Atte Chanendon Hoames Liverpoot Adlington Gregory Fanthner Jollet Hedford Row Payne Liverpooll Bath Milliner E. Staples Castle Street Og Tomd Street Gilman Ball Wne Hank Motry M.S Seulesinger Strand Rinkeptey Tate Kinceton Uren Hull Creereelan Rangeton Upon Huth Dronkes Newport Shropshire Screener Temporaryshire Hall Shrewsbury Ireland J. ©. Blyth Hinpingham Hadenhursts New Royal Hotel Birmingham W. Aston Coll End Staffordshire Dees Royal Hotel Birmingboro R- Howarth Laneside Rochdale Cotton Spainer Commissioners Rooms Midchester Rider Bnghbton Town Hall Brighton E. Weaver Huwtus Damell Tredisaick Cornwall Pearce’s Motel Trura der Dithfield Liverpool Grover Clarendon Rooms J. Locker Oxford Scherver F. Rundall Kirkstall Butcher-J C. Gedye Dawleh Devonshire Maan aelier—Woo W. Df Moms Annecenstreet Leicester Square Feather Dresser S. Gosling H. Darker East Grinstead M Mitchell Lo Mutchell Leeds Wotlhd Phelpe J. Evans Wells Somersetshire Totneve Sudbroote Hathers H. North Harrison Wieeteteck Coofordshire Wtorneys Berkeley Lincla + Inn Aniamt J. Bailey Fenchurch Treet Baat India Brokera Robinson and T. Robinson Keighley Yorassure Ta Plate Pate Wasbeach Ccambrdgeshire J. Fogg and Co Hall Po Precan St John Street Clerkenwell Woollen T) Parkins and Co Cavendish Square Partans H. Su. and Co Great Cumberland Place Hyde Park Binkere

Embezzlement and botanical notes at LiIsNEAN Society

The LiIsNEAN Society met in Suhu square with A H Lambert in the chair. Specimens shown included Sporting Polystachyd a new British flora discovery by Mr Brombeld and Dablia a Mexican tree reaching seven feet in the interior specimen. The meeting adjourned to November 15. Also Bradshaw a clerk absconded October 1 with 580 in gold and notes. Police traced him via sightings and followings to Wragley near Horncastle where 10s since found. he kept 551 5s 6d and a silver watch. He is to stand trial next sessions.

Liisnean Socieety Society Suhu Square A. H. Lambert, Esq Southampton Brombeld Dablia Mexico Joseph Bradshaw Littie Church-street Little Line Thomas Iaib Chesterfield Mr. Thomas Thither Sawley Sawley Wragley Horncastle Alonday Batley Manchester

Tea and coffee wholesale prices offered by Mansell Co

Advertises wholesale cash and delivery tea and coffee with prices for breakfast tea green tea Hyson and Modia coffee. Brand names include Good breakfast tea Good common tea Green Modia coffee imported and sold by G T Mansell Co at Bucklersbury Cheapside. Country orders require remittances. Madrid in 1835 review praised for vivid travel scenes and critique of priests and superstition.

Hyson G. T. Mansell and Co Bucklerabury Cheapside Madrid

Tobacco Tax Folly Exposed by a British Observer

A critical essay argues that tobacco is unjustly taxed in Britain and Ireland, showing how duties raise prices, encourage smuggling, and hit the poor hardest while the wealthy reap luxury. It contrasts imperial policy with aristocratic taxation and warns of indirect tax inequity.

America United Kingdom England Ireland Bond London Havannah Cuba Sworth House of Commons Waterford Giants Causeway Oxonian

Leicester Voluntary Church Society Meeting

A public meeting at the New Hall Leicester established a Voluntary Church Society. The draft constitution asserts a universal true Church, rejects state control, and promotes voluntary faith without coercion. Speakers defend dissenters against establishment pressure and urge Christ as head with Scripture as rule.

Leicester New Hall Wellington Street John Coliman E. Minch Earth Church of Christ Althoug Christ J.P. Mursee Bath and Weils Weating-House Marsell Mr. Goopgy E. Mravt Church

Unitarian Leaders Push for End of Establishment Favours

The discussion centers on a reform bid to separate from established church forms. Speakers urge regaining rights, with supporters calling for the church to downsize its state role and rely on voluntary contributions from friends. Rev. C Beray and Rev. G Lecce back the move and hint at future confirmations.

C. Beray G. Lecce

Bunyan the Tinker Who Won Fame Despite Adversity

The history and genius of Bunyan shine beyond his abject origins and rough trade. From a traveling tinker to a jailed dissenter, his life blends vice and reform, battlefield loyalty, and relentless self-education. His Pilgrim’s Progress rose from obscurity to global fame, outlasting persecutors and critics alike.

Bunyan Baxter Baptists Bedford Charles II Elizabeth Ansize Twisden Matthew Hale James Mackintosh Hale Banyan Barlow Lincoln James II Cowper Johnson Franklin Spencer Dante Town and Country Magazine

Doncaster iroomsion case before magistrates ends in bail

At Doncaster a fraud case involving John Darden of Reading is heard. Witnesses show Darden presented two Bromley cheques for 523s and 2500 with forged writing. He is committed for York Assizes, but a writ of habeas corpus frees him on bail pending further proceedings.

Doncaster John Durden Reading Berkshire Bow-street Ledbitter Leatham Tew Jackson William Cooke Mansion House Fisher Darden Bromley Vr. Bromley York City and County Bank Goole Thomas Clagh Mark Howe York City and County Banking Company York Assizes Flower York Castle Bin

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