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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1835

Page

1

CLEAVE'S POLICE GAZETTE AND HOME DEPARTMENT REPORTS

An advertisement lists CLEAVE'S POLICE GAZETTE price two pence with O Connell and Raphael and other pieces. It notes the Lords reports including the FIRST ANNUAL REPORT of the POOR LAW COMMISSIONERS and various catalogues and sale offers for books and periodicals. W. A. Mason, Holywell Street, Strand, solicits subscriptions and orders.

O Connell Raphael Cleave Police O'Connell France Napier Bath Home Department Poor Law Commissioners OF England and Wales London Charles Knight Ludgate-street

Notice of Knight election for Northampton northern division

In fourteen days after the 18th instant the Speaker of the House will issue his warrant for the election of a Knight to serve in Parliament for the northern division of Northamptonshire in the room of Viscount Milton, deceased. Foreign Office lists nominations and ambassadorial appointments dated Nov 20 1835. War Office details promotions and exchanges among various regiments dated Nov 20 1835.

House of Commons Northampton Viscount Milton Foreign Office George William Russell Prussia George Shee, Bart Wurtemberg War Office 17Th Regiment of Foot W. Hackett Purchase Finch T. Powell Hackett S. Dowbiggin Norton R. T. Hopkins 80Th Foot Rice Hopkins

Bankrupts and Dividends Listed Across London Probate Courts

Notices detail bankruptcies for John Wilson upholsterer Edward Farrar apothecary Samuel Strong and others with surrender dates November to January at the Court of Bankruptcy. Dividends and certificates follow for numerous creditors and a long list of partnerships dissolved across cities including London York Birmingham and Bristol.

John Wilson Liverpool-street Bishopsgate Messrs. Brown and Co Mincing-lane Alsager King’s Arms Buildings Cornhill Joseph Jarmain Air-street Piccadilly Court of Bankruptcy Davies Warwick Regent-street Lackington Basinghall-street Edward Farrar Guildford-street St. Pancras Apothecary Pontifex St. Andrew’s Char Olborn Edwards Pancras-lane Samuel Strong Oxford-street Draper Mes San Ashurst Gainsford Cheapside Hooker Bartlett’s Holborn Gibson Hasinghall-street William Carr New Malton Yorkshire Linen-Draper Black Swan Inn York Hardwich and Davidson Lawrencelace London Lee Leeds Thomas Bloomer Cradley Worcestershire Gail Brown Inn Stourbridge Gough Fetterane Fellows Dudley William Walker Jenkins Birmingham Brass B. Shout C. H. Nicholas Milbankstreet Westminster R. Thomson T. D. Mildred Suncourt T. Palmer Worcester M. Gibbon West Peckham Kent J. P. Hicks C. E. Hicks Eastington Gloucestershire Clothiers E. C. L. Klingender Hackney F. Hennell St. James’s G. ©. Chamberlain Chelsea T. Raper Fleet-street J. F. Elliott Catenton-street Bristol G. Whicher Petworth Sussex Half Moon Inn J. Hudson Gale Lancashire Calico Commissioners Manchester I. T P. Farr D. Evans Newport Monmouthshire I. J. Fletcher and Co Liverpool W. Loglis Wells-street Cripplegate Currier H. C. Allport Alridge Stafordshire J. and W.ason Burslem W.T. Barker J. Creed G. Shaw T. Oates Sheffield T. Gibson H. Harding C. Porter and Sec Ri Hant, Inc Stamford Lincolnshire B. Fishley T. Watson Park-place Kennisngton Ross J. Garton T. Lite Kingston-upon-Hall H. Buxton G. Williams Toxteth Park Granceshire W. Lockwood Beverley C. Anderson W.perry Riogeland T. Baker W. Parkes Cork S. Goves and Co Newcut Blackfriars Road F. Dale W. Harker Lancaster J. Barlow RB. Hutchinson Portwood Chester J. Morley G. Bindloss W. Yates G. Portway T. George and Co S. G —T. Dixon and Co J. E. Roberts T. E. Ben Stone Rhodes and Pullin Masbrough Orkshire R. Thornton J. Crisp Beccles

Sugar prices in 1835 and Gloucester recorder elected

The weekly sugar price returns show Browo or Muncovado at thirty eight shillings and one penny halfpenny per hundredweight excluding duties. At a Common Council House on Friday John Phillpotts Eng was elected Recorder of Gloucester replacing the resigned Earl Somen.

John Phillpotts Eng Gloucester Earl Somen Bristol Gazette

Roebuck Duel Over Roebuck Letter Refuses Retraction

A dispute over Roebuck's pamphlet leads to a Christchurch duel-like encounter involving Mr. M Gillivray and Mr. Black. Roebuck denies retracting his statements about Mr. Goldsmid and Mr. Black, insisting his opinion remains, while firing and exchanges occur without injury. Additional correspondence records Roebuck's acknowledgment of the error about the Goldsmid matter and the formal note from Revans authorizing publication of a statement by M Gillivray.

Mr. Roebuck Mediford Christchurch M‘gillivray Cory Strand J. A. Roebuck M.P

Mr M Gillivrays Observations On Revans Statement

Mr M Gillivrays remarks challenge Revans statement about Roebuck firing in the air and his own claim regarding proprietorship of the Morning Chronicle. He admits uncertainty on Roebuck firing and clarifies he did not know Revans personally but vouched for him as a gentleman. He states he never claimed ownership of the Morning Chronicle.

Jossin Hume J.T. Betts Smithfield Stohn J. T. Betts and Co NEW Doctor Mills and Co Ptntan Ee Sid Ship Ives Keene Seenahtes Lonthere Renee Rebronghte India J. A. Roebuck, Esq M.P Roebuck Christchurch M'Gillivray London Revans Mr. Roebuck Revana M‘gillivray Black Goldsmid Morning Chronicle Mr. Black Mr. Revans Mr. M‘gillivray Mr. M'Gillivray The the Chronicle MR. Revan Globe Freeman Coutts Nowiog iWeekly Journal Wire Mary Cungeu Mary Church Torquay Elizabeth Buckingham R. H. Aberdein Samson Lack Appleton Walfat Sherbourne

Naval force counts at Levant stations show near 100 ships

The statement lists the naval strength of France England Russia Austria Egypt and Turkey at Levant stations. France holds 9 vessels, England 17, Russia 12, Austria 4, Egypt 22, and Turkey 23, totaling about 97 ships with additional vessels fitting out by Sardinia at Genoa.

Levant France England Russia Austria Egypt Turkey Tripoli Albania Sardinia Genoa

Vine cultivation critique promotes distant branches for fruit

In Mechanics' Magazine a letter argues that fruit quality and quantity come from branches far from the root. It advises cutting the vine stump, regrowing shoots, and pruning to specific lengths, citing Hoare's scale to reach targeted yields. The note praises Mr Watson and Mr Hoare for a grape gift, Black Hamburgh, grown with minimal aid but affected by drought and weather.

Mechanics’ Magazine Hayward

France and the United States in Diplomatic Tangle

A New York paper reprints a Globe article noting President Jackson's potential conciliatory stance toward France. It reports rumors about M. Pageot, the French Chargé d Affaires, and claims the President would not approve an official letter, while Paris papers indicate Barton has left his post and Brent now handles consular duties.

New York the Courier and New York Inquirer The Globe France United States Jackson Courier and Enquirer Inst M. Pageot Washington Livingston Paris Barton Legation Brent

Extraordinary Inquiry at Rathkeale Over Outrage Claim

A full Rathkeale bench heard an extraordinary inquiry into an alleged Sunday night outrage near Youghal. Graves testified of being attacked and fired upon. magistrates unanimously found no such outrage occurred. The report notes connections to the Ronayne Youghal assault conviction and calls for ministerial release of Ronayne. Reform discussions at Kingston Hotel show Liberals unified ahead of municipal registration.

Theobald Macconnell Prockgpine Rathkeale John S. Brown, Inc E. Croker J. D. Lyons D.L Geo. M. Maunsell Ton Stadden D. L Henry Lyons Thomas Royse Robt. Peppard W. Smyth Smyth Graves Youghal Cork Croom Croagh Drebedtarson Dominick Ronayne Ronayne Limerick Star Hout Reform Association Kingston Hotel Corporation Hall Observer

Signior Lanzas Grand Festival Concert at Society Hall Portsea

Signior Lanzas Grand Festival Concert at the Society Hall Portsea drew fashionable attendance with an imposing local orchestra. The program blended sacred and miscellaneous music, featured Lanza's own MSS overtures and Mount Calvary selections, and showcased talented Portsmouth Portsea and Gosport artists, with strong praise for Mrs Thom and Mr Lacy, and a lively encore for Miss M Mahon. The event, conducted by Signor Lanza, was hailed as one of the richest local treats in years.

Signior Lanza Society Hall Portsea Portsmouth Gosport Choral Society Signor Lanza Lord Yarborough A.smith Royal Band S. C. Moore B. Thom Meyseder J. H. Page M‘ Mahon

Ashdown Park Coursing Meeting Draws November Dates

The Ashdown Park coursing meet lists November 17 and 18 events. Melanie defeats Newport’s Nipper. Comet beats Larry. The Glama wins over Pelham. Eye drop beats Mischief. Cing Duce bests History. Preserve loses to a Derby Stakes match. Oaks Stakes for bitches features Cresida, Honeysuckle, Coal, Eva, and Nutcracker in varied bouts. Wayland Stakes includes Pessima, Naldi, Hobble de Gee, Cowslip, and Musket in multiple ties and results. Magistrate defeats Edward to win Deciding Course. St Leger sees Coal, Fagle nan, magazine, Glee, and Climax outcomes. Craven Papy Stakes lists several matchups and winners.

Ashdown Park Cap Lord Molineux Melanie Col. Newport Nipper Mr. Cripp Comet Mr. Legh Larry Mr. Goodlake Glama Mr. Parr Pelham E. Cripp Eyedrop Mr. Morant Mischief Mr. Chamberlayne Cing Duce Mr. Harries Wr. Pettit Mr. Browne Mr. Fleetwood Mr. Well Colonel Newport Nat Frick Firat Tirs Flapdragon Nat Trick Preserve Lada Mr. Crips Bk Engineer Parra Postman Chamberlayne Br Celer Legh R Latimer Harris Haycock Coxcomb Newport Bk Nathan Bk Gladiator Bk Ols Celer Gladiator Leda Nathan Bitch Puppies Bk Cresida Y Gala Mr. Herries Honeysuckle Bk Flirt Bk Coal Morant F Mouse Parr C. Cripp Eva Garland Bk Charcoal Lepgh Nutcracker Phoshe Charcoal Moet Speaae Minikin Abbey Pettit Lively Wd Naldi Good‘ake Galleon Haines Hobble de Isee Mr. Cripps Curlew Chamberleyne Cowslip Weyland Magistrate Lavolette Edward Mr. Pettit Coal Nickbottom Fleetwood Faglenan Lotz E. Crippe Ernest Goodike Glee Craven Papy Rown Bodice Pauline Lisette Chamberlane Inder Goodlake Wb Garland r.Cripps Ik d Catton

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