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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 23, 1835
Page
1
Present state of the British Museum and new era works
Notices advertise H. S. Peacock on the present state of the British Museum with outlines for scientific object arrangement. Also promoted are Bourienne's Memoirs with anecdotes and portraits of Napoleon era figures, Bentley publishing Bourienne editions, Cooper novels weekly parts, and Engineer and Mechanic's Encyclopedia by Luke Hebert in monthly parts through London booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arc
Brtisy Museum
British Museum
Peacock
Unes Ridgway and Sons
Piccadilly
Weskly Price
Price
Bourienne
Napoleon
Wellington Ney
Eugene Beaubernais
Murat Desaix Talleyr
Kleber
Pius VII
Richard Bentley
Sartington-sercet
Price S
Luke Hebert
Ivil Eer
London
Thomas Kelly
Paternoster Row
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds List Friday
Wairstape reports twenty four pigs of black tin or spelter marked BM and two casks of vil landed from the wreck on the Burrows dated Nov 19. Further 14 pigs of block tin landed from the same wreck. The New Felix Souligay was wrecked Sept 19 with crew and cargo saved. Several vessels wrecked or leaky with crews saved. extensive damage and repairs noted across multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Wairstape
Burrows
Liverpool
Felix Souligay
Hence
Havacna
Abaco
Greenock
Flaater
Murray
Bathurst
St. Paul's Island
Aberdeen
Margaret
Coulthard
Bay Chaleur
Ayr
Suietos
Helen
Cheeseman
Shoreham
Iduna
Gronwold
Riga
Antwerp
Jason
Powditch
Bornham Overy
Goole
Helsincrors
Narva
St. Peterspurce
Marie Albertine
Rundeburgh
Adra
Pillau
Swinemunde
Thetis
Jancke
Hull
Colbergh
Hespandry
Lubeck
Cronstadt
Msterpam
Elizabeth
Feyth
Dram
Fahrsuod
Ostenp
Css
Elgin
Davis
London
Carais
Stockholm
New York
Key West
Majestic
Smith
New Orleans
Cesar's Creek
Dioscuri
Goulswick
Trieste
California
Boston
Grafton
Cowell
Hampton Roads
Harold
Carysford Reef
Gil Blas
Havanoah
Spain
Cape Florida
Thomas
la Guayra
Indian Key
Clariase
Belbedalies
Havre
Norfolk
Gasre
Mint
Woodward
Ramouski
Earl of Aberdeen
Quebec
Belfast
Anticosti
St. Joan’s
New Fround
Harton
Andrews
Carbonear
Bay Roberts
Court Proceedings Reveal Embezzlement Case At Hand
In the Court of Common Pleas the motion to compel delivery of a disputed agreement tied to a Spanish auxiliary corps service was debated. The judge refused the rule, noting no evidence of a signed agreement existed, and the matter stood over to Monday. Police and crown cases followed with the King v Groves and theatrical embezzlement cases, including a cashier accused of misappropriating funds and a theatre manager facing similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Banco
Sergeant Talfourd
Auxiliary Corps
Donna Isabella
Spain
Justice Parke
Chamber
Bond-street
Serjeant Talfourd
Talfoard
Clark
Taylor
Wightman
Mr. Wightman
William Follett
Court of Chancery
Justice Park
William Fullett
Gome
King Vt. Groves
Williams
Central Criminal Court
of Masterman and Co
Justice Williams
eMahon
Toas
Lord Abinger
N. Lee
Mahon
Medical students in brawl at Albion public-house
William Mason, a medical student, is charged with assault after an altercation at the Albion in Great Russell Street. His two companions Hammond and Hughes caused disturbances at the station as they tried to see their friend. They were fined or discharged after magistrate action. A separate Dorset case involving clerks at Tottenham Court Chapel is discussed, with witnesses and bail set in one charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween and Co
EW Pocror
Ship
Ives
Ledl York
New Doctor
Leni B
Trand
India
Mr. Shipman
Medical Society of London
Lecokt
Anatomical Theatre
Hatton-garden
Royal Freemasons
Waterloo Road
Medica T
Messrs. Drummond
Messrs. Brown and Co
Tallow-Chandlers
Fenchurch
City
Charles Otway
Deptford
James Abbott
Gregorie
Prett
Oliver
Hughes
London
William Hese
Thomas Parsloe
Westminster Bridge
Horsford
George Clayton
Dawson
House of Correction
Hammond
Albion
Marylebone
Rivan
Agatin
John Cloughtman
Great St. Leonard-street
Shoreditch
Nathaniel Eayres
Ligencester-piece
New-road
Tottenham Court Chapel
Agaico
Phillips
Adolphus
Paillipes
Clarkson
Johns
FATAL STEAM-BOAT ACCIDENT NEAR GREENWICH
A Princess Victoria steamer struck a Woolwich Dockyard boat carrying eleven men and a boy near Greenwich. Seven were saved aboard the steamer, four died, and a boy is missing. The Dreadnought hospital ship treated the wounded. inquiries continue as crowds react to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley Millington
Greenwich
Young
Millington
Woolwich
Deptford-creek
Greenwich Point
Princess Victoria
Commercial Packet Company
Victoria
Greenwich Hospital
Ramsgate
Theorth Shore
Woolwich Dockyard
Deptford
Aleo
John Bleaden
Commercial Steamboat Company
Rescue Vessel Survives Collision With Stranded Boat
A survivor reports a boat was struck and lies on the beach with only slight damage after a violent collision. The incident underscores the peril at sea and the resilience of those aboard the enduring craft.
Rumour of dissolution with O Connell and Co sparks Tory talk
The Weekly True Sun discusses rumors the Ministry may seek a breakup with O Connell and Co, but Lord Melbourne warns the King renouncing O Connell’s support would provoke popular hostility. The piece notes popular support rising for reform and criticizes court intrigue while reporting municipal reform moves and a Brighton murder trial verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
Suspay Morgino
O'Connell and Co
Lord Melbourne
O'Connell
Sheriff Salomons
Liberty
Ncme
Russia
France
Louis Philippe
Meddizabal
Requisition to Lord Glandine on address to Lord Lieutenant
A signed requisition from King's County asks Lord Glandine to convene a meeting to address the Lord Lieutenant, but he refuses. The matter mirrors expected behavior of Orange sheriffs. The Michaelmas Term Grand Jury for Dublin proposed an address to Earl Mulgrave, but it was rejected after a division, the Orange majority prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Kive's
King’s
Lord Glandine
Orange
Earl Mulgrave
Dublin
Spain Cortes split on expelling ministers and siege policy
A large Liberal faction in the Cortes calls for removing the late Ministry, while others seek impeachment over declaring Madrid in siege. The Duke de Viafantado reportedly defects to Isabella’s cause, refusing to exchange his son for a Christiano officer, signaling Don Carlos’ waning chance. A silver snuff box is presented to Charles Dewing Tyler, police officer forced to resign amid alleged tyranny and misconduct. Nearby items note Moscow’s growth, a joke about temperance, and assorted city incidents including a fire scare at Snow Hill and municipal reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Cortes
Madrid
Eco
Duke de Viafantado
Proceres
Don Carlos
Christiao
Isabella
Charles Dewing Tyler
N Division
Police
Tyler
Islington
Temperance
Moscow
St. Petersburgh
de Laveau
Samuel Spring
George IV
Prince of Wales
Sam
Liverpool Corporation
Snowhill
Smithfield
King-street
Farringdon-street
Canced
London and Greenwich Rail Company Meeting Notes
A general meeting of proprietors was held at City of London Tavern to review the company’s Act, land purchases, and funding. The plan allows raising up to 133,000 by bonds at 5 percent over five years, with existing shareholders offered first purchase for ten days. Estimates show total property costs around 285,000, with some unpaid amounts and potential resale gains. Col. Landmann stated carriages might run by Easter depending on weather, and the report was adopted with thanks to the engineer and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Otese
Ila
Helee Rae
City of London Tavern
Twells
Amont
Croydon
Greenwich
Landmann
Col. Landmann
MR BLACK AND MR ROEBUCK LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Samuel Revans writes from Kay's Inn Nov 21 apologizing for late delivery of his account of the Roe buck and Black transaction. He contrasts earlier disclosures by Fonblanque Stirling and Molesworth, defends Roebuck's stance, and argues about apologies and accusations including Goldsmid, urging publication of his note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Courier
William Molesworth
Black
Goldsmid
Morning Chronicle
Kay’s Inn
Samuel Revans
Revans Replies to M Gillivray on Commel t Fire Incident
Mr Revans contends with Mr M Gillivray over statements in yesterday's Globe regarding Roebuck firing in the air. He clarifies the sequence of shots including Black’s recoil and Roebuck's act, and argues M Gillivray misunderstood Roebuck's remark as referring to carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryy
MR. Revans
MR. M‘gillivray
M‘gillivray
Globe
S.muen Revans
Gray’s Inn
Brief Figaro Highlights and Time Tricks
Brevities from Figaro note the Duke of Cumberland abroad easing social fatigue, a Lyons letter about a Carlist general, and a wry quip on Lions writing. It cheekily muses on time slowing for short-lived dignitaries, and promises a Rotch trial before Denman and a special jury at Guild Hall this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Cumberland
Waite
Wrona
Lyons
Winchester
Lord Stawell
Peera
Lord Eldon
Paphtte
Old England
Tower of Babel
Davis
Rutland
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Plymou An
Pereners
James C. C
Clement Ell, Esq
John Thosra Navan
Diavites Bag
Actusry
Griavies
It of
William Sim
Peyay L. Cooper
H. L.C. Solrves
Regent Street
Ches
Alg. S
Wauf
Boudoi
Vis
Brussels
Kidderminster
Bath and York
H. LC
Patte
Hartoolwy
Henry Co Couper
Pieters
Bishopsgat Street
Conduit
Regent-street
Canada
Bones
Henry BR and Co
Holborn
Brett
T.cox Savory’s
Atchmater
Cornhill
N.B
Porto
Henekey
Gray's Inn Wine Establishment
High Holborn
Sol
Josephine Marie Louise Nelson
Anita
Bentley
Bourienue
New Burlington-street
Cooper
Borderers
Pioneers
Lincoln
Ren Woaved
Iphe E
Shipping Intelligence
Clifton
North Devon
Bible Society
Bristol Mirror
Faance
Paris
Paris Advertiser
Thames
Enterprise Hall
Rotherhithe
Enterprise
LAW Intelligence
Exchequer Chamber
Hoskins
Hendon
Fogg
Evans
Sanders
Mr. Akerman
Wright
Field
Police Intelligence
Bow-Street
Tory Tatcks
Bricuton
Devonport
Plymouth
Dorset Chronicle
Lampeth
John Carter
John Wall
John Burnell
William Sprat
London and Greenwich
RAI Company
MR. Black and
MR. Roebuck
Figaro
Rotch
Lord Denman
Specia
Guildhall
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