19 Nov 1835
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 19, 1835
Page
1
A dated promotional catalog by Pablo Perer, detailing a four-part volume on origin progress and present state of taxation revenue and expenditure, national debt and funding, and imperial capital and revenue estimates. Includes tables, charts, and a practical liquidation plan, published by Baldwin and Cradock, Paternosterrow, London.
A review of a new edition of The Works of William Cowper edited by Hubert Southey. Praise for the binding and portraits, with extracts from notices highlighting the editor’s life notes, illustrations, and the quality of the volume. Ends with publication details and publisher Baldwin and Cradock.
Historic and practical treatise on syphilis and its consequences, with Dr. Courtenay’s 35 years of practice. Includes practical observations on strictures and masculine health, praising proven cures and moral guidance. Marked by 19th century medical advertising tone and multiple vendor references.
Mr Myers, fishmonger to Their Majesties and the Duchess of Kent, offers best native oysters at 4s per barrel from his shop at Smithfield. J. T. Betts & Co vend patent French distilled brandy from No 7 Smithfield, with tastings and cash-on-delivery sales, including trade discounts.
The Constitutionnel portrays Lacenaire at thirty five, an educated, urbane man with a philosophical bent. He discusses crime, society, and justice with doctors and prisoners at La Force, acknowledging his fate while claiming murder was a calculated means of survival and not driven by cruelty or remorse.
A Hampstead Road meeting chaired by Benjamin Bond Cabbell formed plans for a St Pancras Literary and Scientific Institution to serve the populous parish. A library, museum, and lectures were proposed with emphasis on education, science, and literature over costly infrastructure. The proposal passed unanimously and drew many local leaders.
A reader admires Dr. Murray's Catholic tract critique and argues bishops' salaries and state interference in religion are questioned. He suggests clergy should preach on obedience, rights, and liberty of the press, and signs as M. A. dated Thursday November 19. The piece mentions a plan to move the Perth Circuit Court to Dundees and previews The Standard Novels volume with Washington Irving Chateaubriand and Horace.
The Fifteenth Annual Report records four new churches and chapels completed raising accommodating capacity by 4,506 with 2,370 free seats for the poor. Total now 212 churches serving 283,555 people with 155,938 free seats. Additional works in progress at Dover North Shields Carmarthen Tredegar and Habergham Eaves. Plans for four more chapels approved at Sheerness Loughborough Newport and Westminster.
A Warsaw report says the Emperor of Russia met with city authorities and guilds and spoke with condescension to all but the municipal deputation. He claimed the municipality had urged unrest and warned that troops would raze Warsaw if revolution rose, while offering to forget past remarks if they aligned with him. Alge meine Zeitung.
The Times discusses Arthur James Beaumont among arrested Britons, noting his French-inked ties and alleged constructive treason charges. It highlights his confinement in St. Pelagie, uncertainty over the exact charge, and Palmarston’s stance while praising Beaumont’s character and intellect as observed by inquirers who escaped jailers.
M Poznanski the Polish violinist has just come back from Paris after playing before Louis Philippe at his Majesty’s request and giving a public concert. When asked what he cleared, he replied laconically, My pockets. Also news of Henry Stanynought’s transfer from Newgate to a private madhouse at Peckham amid previous insanity findings and ongoing care. Alarm in Foley Place as fire damages a carpenter’s workshops and nearby hay stores, with Wells Street and King Street fire brigades and police responding.
His Majesty's cutter Quartt, Lieutengs Bisson commanding, sailed this morning for Brigh ty Hastings area. The Surrey convict ship undocked yesterday and to sail for Cork with prisoners bound for New South Wales. Forty-one horses embarked from Rockyard aboard Nautilus of Scarborough for the Queen of Spain. Seventy-one warrant officers at this port were superannuated with pensions from 20 to 754 per year. An inquest at the Royal Mail on Henry Andrews, age about twenty-two, returned a verdict of Died by the Visitation of God.
The death of Lord Robert Manners occurred at Belvoir Castle on Sunday evening following a brief illness after a hunt and shooting days. He was the third son of Charles Duke of Rutland and Mary Isabella Beaufort, born December 14, 1781, and served as Major General of the 3d Dragoons and MP for northern Leicestershire. His death prompts burial in the new mausoleum at Belvoir, with family mourners inclining the Rutland and Manners households.
The paper reports on the abolition of the Colonial Audit Board in 1833 with no pension due to Sir John Conroy and notes a funeral for Long Milton at Wentworth, amid family illness. It details a dramatic sequence of aurora borealis fire alarms across London, including St Paul’s dome illumination, Hampstead, and King’s Cross, with dispatches to fire stations. It also records the death of Thomas Sivright, a South-house and Meggerland resident, a Royal Society member and Whig, famed for art collection and scholarly pursuits, who died in Edinburgh after a febrile illness.
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