05 Nov 1832
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 05, 1832
Page
1
An 18th century ad promotes GER WINE as stomachic, flavorful and temperate, boasting all advantages of Medicine without drawbacks. It highlights fresh proofs of public approval for BRITISH WINES and offers delivery through their established shop at Holborn, mentioning Oi! and Italian Warehouse.
A dense catalog of books and dictionaries with editions and prices across London Glasgow and Dublin. Included are Meadows French and English Pronouncing Dictionary, Pocket Dictionary of the Law of Elections, and various children's books. Also advertising mail coach routes and travel fare notes from multiple coach lines and inns.
At the Middlesex Sessions the appeal against the Bow Street conviction in the Overseers v Fenn was decided. Overseers and parish officers proposed a poor rate of two shillings in the pound, objected to by the majority but enforced. Mr Fenn refused payment and appealed under the 10th Geo. 4 NL. The court affirmed the conviction, holding ancient inhabitants include those who had served parochial offices. A phrenologist quote closes the report.
A lengthy letter exchange critiques mistreatment of Mr Loyd at a meeting regarding anti tithe protests and a critique of the Times and other Whig journals. The responder defends O Connell, lauds his influence on Irish reform and argues anti tithe meetings were legal collaborations, not illegal conspiracies, urging fair reporting.
A letter complains the Bow Street report misstates actions by St Clement Danes parish officers. The writer claims the magistrate contradicted the charge of contempt and asserts the report implied boys were urged to theft. The author requests correction and questions the crime framing.
John Isleod of St Pauls Terrace Camden Town asks editor why leaseholders like himself are denied county registration under the Reform Bill while freeholders are favored. He argues the act’s Section 25 creates an invidious tenure distinction and seeks a liberal government justification for restricting the franchise.
A steam ship named Liverpool arrived from London bound to Oporto for coal. It carries about 25 volunteers marching to reinforce constitutional forces, with more expected to join at this port. The dockyard fittings for His Majesty's ships proceed with great activity, many artisans working long hours.
Major Beauclerk spoke to electors in the eastern division of Surrey at the Greyhound, Croydon. He declared he belonged to no party, urged the ballot, retrenchment, and tax reform, attacked unreformed taxes and tithes, supported Irish property rights, abolition of slavery, national education, and pledged to act by principle while courting district support. A district committee was formed as the meeting ended.
A prospectus from the Leicester Chronicle outlines a plan to purchase 2000 frames at an estimated cost of 15000 pounds funded by public donations loans and small weekly subscriptions from framework knitters. The aim is to provide steady income to support workers and secure fair pay, with frames held in trust and rents used to liquidate loans.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses Fraser's Magazine and social deception, noting shifts in opinion in the Boston Gazette and reflecting on universal distrust, pickpocketing, and the era's moral ambiguities. It highlights liberal drift, public imposts, and street scams as observed in 19th century literature.
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