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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 04, 1833

Page

1

HORSE BAZAAR AND PARLIAMENT NOTICE AT LONDON

Official notice of a horse bazaar at King Street by Mr M Allen and Edward Bell with tender sale of a stock of drapery hosiery and haberdashery. Includes a long list of Acts to be repealed or amended for paving cleansing lighting streets Westminster and Saint James. Offers viewings through Mr Edwards and Mr John Finney with tender opening on Monday at noon. Henry C. Wingfield solicitor.

Totice John Henry Coles Tolinen-Drapers, Hosiars Haberashers Edwards Pawerss Lane John Finney John Finney, Accountant, 40, Milk-street Edwaris Westminster Saint Giles-in the-Fields Saint George the Martyr Saint George Bloomsbury Saint Andrew’s Holborn Middlesex Rolls and Savoy Duchy of Lancaster George the Liberty of Saint Giles In Bloomabury Saint Andrew's Wes George Onne George the Third Surrey Westminster Bridge Saint James George the Fourth River Thames Liberty of Westminster County of Ibesty Coventry-street Saint Martin-in-the-Fields Princes-street Saint Anne Sevntiamesana Westraiwater Henry C. Wingfield Great Marlborough London John, Perring Strand Cecil-street Ublic N.B

Lunatics and licensing cases at Westminster Court

A series of legal actions over penalties for allowing musical entertainments in public houses without licenses unfolds at Westminster. Defendants, all licensed victuallers, seek to uncover penalties and costs, while the plaintiff’s poverty is debated as to whether it bars action. The court rules that appearance can be entered in person, without counsel, to relax costs, and adjourns.

Eldridge Platt Jim Baron Gurney Lord Lyndhurst Birch Duananus Baron Bailey Jervis Carpenter Gistrar Brain Hungerford Stairs Francis Flower Watermen’s Company Watermen Flower

Extraordinary Scene at Mansion-house Trial of Gwynn the Swindler

In the Justice room crowds gathered to witness Gwynn, a noted swindler, face examination. Witnesses testifying described false identities as Mr. Taylor of Chelsea, and frauds involving ale orders, wine, and credit manipulated through fake firms. The Lord Mayor urged indictments for conspiracy to defraud, noting over a hundred similar cases.

Gwynn Flower Alderman Harmer and Co H. J. Pickering Hartis Islington Hatnes Taylor Marlborough-square Chelaea Hawes Draymen Noother Mr. Taylor Alexander Finsbury-street Clerkenwell Charles Baxter Chelsea Witnness James Stevens Ball's Pond Compter Blackguard G. J. Gerrard Atkinson Gwynn and Handcock Wood-street Handcock Cheshire Pierce Old Bailey Barrett Whitecross-street Captain Brown Older Roini King's Road Therisoner Cambridge

Court of Chancery and King's Bench Motions on Nov 2

Lords and Masters hear cases on estate of Antigus slaves Lieut Wick and Mr Pell considered for property preservation. Rules granted or refused on distress for gas rates and mandamus bids. Bowden records, Bowman case, and bail proceedings noted in Common Pleas.

Court OF Chancery Wis and Roupel Taorrey Wick Edward Sugden Owen Pell Ies Pell West Bromwich Wein Sens Yarborough Kk of England East’s Lord Ellenborough TOW Good Follett Justice Parke Benjamin Rowder Whateley B. Rowden Joseph Wedgeworth Stafford Benjamin Bowden Bowman Bodkin Middlesex Old Bailey Newgate Bar Rule Court OF Common Pleas Justice Park

Naval Intelligence from the Hampshire Telegraph

Portmouth reports on fleet movements with ships sailing for Ceylon Malta and New South Wales. Vessels including Melville Hermes Flamer Nautilus James Watt and Blanche are in port or departing, crews aiding Seamen's and Marines' Day School, and officers assigned to Edinburgh Boyne Rodney and Rattlesnake among others. Nearby Devonport notes the Edinburgh and Rodney impending commissions, along with dispatches about ships like the Praises and Athol troop ship and various transports and prize vessels.

Portsmouth Hampshire Melville Henry Art John Gore K.C.B Mauritias Ceylon Hermes Falmouth Malta Lord G. Paulet Plymouth James Watt Lisbon Fairlie New South Wales Sylvia Blanche Sir Arthur Farquhar K.C.H George Skyring Africa Orestes A. Dickson Edinburgh James R. Dacres de Boyne Excellent Boyne Spithead Romney Etna Ravencutter Victory Royal George Rattlesnake Favourite Lynx Seaflower Munday Morgan Jersey John Hayes Symonds Constance Castor Lord Vernon R. Taplin Hackney John Keane G.C.H Upton Castle Bombay B. O'Urban Cape of Good Hope Colin Campbell Nova Scotia Robert Ellice James Cockburn Royal Marines Devonport Rodney Percy Malabar Wise Jelliede James Richard Dacres W. P. Stanley Fred. Blair H. B. Youn Dublin Tyne Samarang Palades Pacific Snake Hornet Rio Pernambuco R.N R.M Pike Brooking Hope Transport Deptford Nautilus W. F. Lapidge Leveret Ringdove Gilbert Triall Edu Is Majesty Lymion S. Roberts Salamander Austin Athol A. Karley Tremayne Nassau Perseverance Alpha Hull Don Miguel Forester Woolwich Huntley Chatham Singapore Penang Malacca Batavia Quebec Halifax

Police reform proposed by inhabitants in 1833

In Clement's Danes on November 1, 1833, a speaker urges that the number of voters should determine how to fill positions by election, argues for capable constables and proper pay, and warns that many current candidates are well known but questions the sufficiency of existing arrangements and the broader consequences of reform.

Thas Clement

Sinecures in the Gendarmerie List of Superintendents

A damaged excerpt lists several sinecure superintendents in the Gendarmerie. Veale Maye and Baker in the A and C divisions receive pensions and yeoman of the guard ranks. Dixon Meray Lean Captain Hickman and others are noted as superintendents with annual pay figures and pensions, with many more named as potential examples.

John Maye S. ‘ Serjean' Jor Baker Alto Dixon

Death by Prize-Fighting at Aldborough Field

A ten pound side prize fight between John Brown, a butcher, and Hackney, a fishman, drew about 1500 spectators near Withernwick after clergy and magistrates intervened. After 55 rounds Brown collapsed and died next day from injuries to the head. Hackney survived and claimed the stake. Inquest pending. magistrates censured constables for failing to act.

John Brown Lovitt Fshman Hackney Brown Aldborough W. Craven Withernwick Forsey Thompson Tommy Nailor Southcountry Imo Arthas Mansion Hull

Court of Aldermen Rejects Scales and Endangers Popul ar Rights

The Chronicle condemns the Court of Aldermen for refusing to receive Mr. Scales as Alderman of Portsoken Ward. It argues the veto endangers popular elections, warns of a tainted majority abusing power, and says London citizens must not surrender their rights. The piece' praises Scales as a defender of public rights and criticizes the aldermen's motives.

Scales Portsoken Court of Aldermen Mr. Scales Portacken Alderman Scales Pealles Siaga

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