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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 25, 1835

Page

1

Publican notices and early 19th century catalog trade items

The item lists publishers and dealers for a royal calendar and city register edition, prices for almanack and name index, and shows Gray's Inn wine establishment ads with price lists. It includes testimonials for Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills, and notices about magistrates and the Home Secretary adding names to the commission of the peace, reflecting period commerce and official announcements.

OYAL England Scotland House of Commons C. Price Luttaby and Co Bralionte’s Hodgeon Brodie Salisbury Gray's Inn Henbrey and Crystan Wine Establishment High Baltern London J. Kinder Sandridge Bary George Alfred Muskelt Rickmansworth E. F. Whit Watford Captain Townshend William Calvert Hansdon House Verulam Cane Bime

Writings of Naval Promotions and Bankruptcy Notices

A 1835 Gazette fragment lists promotions by purchase in various regiments, retirements, and officer exchanges, including Majors and Ensigns. followed by bankruptcy notices for multiple individuals with court dates and attorneys, and ship news of wrecks and maritime incidents across ports from Grimstadt to Bermuda with crew saved or cargo losses.

Liecsnaat Iugh Hill Bowes Mthatte Katy D. Townshend Mason Ij. Haviland Aia Neweeclinge Brepey Gar Ieee M. S. Pelton Mcdonald Ant Jones G. Burrsaner Pecnaeer Hnerknese Ensign & Dickson Purchase Ramey Sae Rettres Bewes Sth Foot Ensign Ve Dickson C. J. Gibson Ss. Gites Racetrick Foot—Liew G. B. Aylmer W. B. Ainslie Aylmer CG. H. Gordon Ainslie Buxver Dowbiggin 5Th Foot C.T. Hal Foot W. Tyler

Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds List reports multiple wrecks and recoveries

Portsmouth reports The Bernard Wells from London to Quebec back in harbor after losing fore and main topmasts in heavy weather near 44. lat 10. long. Several ships including Dolphin at Shine Road Liverpool Hibernian Williams with mast and bulwarks damage, Margaret and Jean driven ashore and later towed in, Gleaner off Kyleakin damaged but cargo discharged. Also mention of banks, gales and crews saved or lost near various ports including St Pauls Island and Aberdour.

Mariner Neptune Gardenstown Alert Morisonshaven Dundee Gea Bank Smith Wick Portsoy Rattray Quebec Packet Cartertansann Caroline Almgren Antwerp St. Petersburgh Enigheden Gothenburg Calais Grimstadt Emma Kraisse Dondee Mantel Fabrsund Frepenicxs Holl Wyburg Pellenge Croxstanr Bailes London Wrangelle Alexey and Varna Focken N.N.W S.W Hamperon Colberg Havre Mandah Dunkirk Farshand Malaga Copenhagen Gylborg Brahested Mandabl AnMsterDam Brinck Stettin Rouen Herman Winsduynen Rotterdam Earl Talbot Armstrong Sunderland Goree Losaine Deux Feres Frappaz Monte Video Baerland Schelde Carais Gunderson Frederickstadt Gravelines Birpoa Orbeta Bergen Smyrna Tucker Genoa Constantinople Doro Faval Ellis Liverpool Corvo Clara Goodwin St. John’s N.B Goldsborough Maine Easterno Harbour Migamicut Hugh Wallace Newcastle Cape North Quebec Amelia Kinnement Metis Point de Monts John Robert Belfast Frith Toronto Collinson Montreal Mille Vache St. Joan’s Newromnp Lane Harton Andrews Freedom Couzens Labrador Teignmouth Louisa Crosby Barbadoes Sea Beach London Docks Neath Isle of Man Robertson Board of Health Portsmouth Bernard Dolphin Kinsale Sline Road Shine Road Hibernian Williams Guernsey Brazil Bank Weasten Robert Milward Warrenaven Carlisle Wilson Partoo Darling Costin Rei Bank Margaret Jean Hence Margaret and Locxatsa Bir Arthur Sligo Kyleakin Isle of Skye Abeadeen St. Paul's Githull Fraserburg Cork Banff Aberdour Nne

Vestry Meeting at Battersea Over Latchmore Common

A Battersea vestry gathering at St Marys discussed parish affairs and preventing trespass on Latchmore Common. It referenced Balgar and Gordon released from Brixton jail and criticized legal actions against the justices, with Mills supporting original land claims and a subscription drive for alleged oppression victims.

St. Mary, Battersea Latchmore Common Balgar Gordon Eden Mills Mr. Mills Brixton Gaol

Water supply debate in London cites New River Company

The Court of Common Council examined the New River Company over London water shortages. Fire losses at Charterhouse and Bridgewater squares highlighted deficient domestic supply and delays in engine access, prompting plans for ward circulars to gather public input on supply, rates, and reliability.

City of London Court of Common Council City Lands’ Committee New River Company Council Guildhall Milne Braidwood London Fire Establishment Charter-house Bridgewater-squares Prior Charter-house-square Bridgewater-square Clifton-street Charterhouse Bridgewater Mr. Milne London Dc. &c Lott London-bridge Thames Stacey Mr. Telford Mills House of Commons Telford

Court of Alder men convenes over Aldgate ward election

The new Lord Mayor chairs a crowded Court of Aldermen to decide how to handle a peculiar Aldgate Ward aldermanic election. He plans to seek legal opinions from top counsel and officers before reconvening, aiming for a December meeting and no delay after the 8th. The Court also considers navigation issues on the Thames and consequences of a Newgate custody proposal.

Aldgate William Follett Farebrother Serjeant Merewether Claudius S. Hunter Winchester Alderman Scholey Secretary of State Thames Mansion House Lucas Venables Peter Laurie Pirie Newgate John Russel Alderman Venables Lord John Russell

Sticking Customer and Other Local Offences

A Manchester Advertiser report covers a shoplifting cloak theft by a man named John Roberts, two months hard labour, plus fraud by a weaver named John Roberts who extracted excess wages via false entries with a boy’s bribe and subsequent discharge for lack of evidence. Also recounted is a clever drinker who tasted whisky in shops to avoid payment, then was ordered to buy a gallon as a penalty, and publican warnings follow.

John Joseph Griffin Thomas Tegg Dublin P. Adelie Curtis -Burnex Georgestrest George T L James Aitken William Jackson Otlepham London Smithfield Coxaty Press Lord Nelson Mary-street Hampstead-road Stirling Frederick Jordan Meassrs, Richards, and Co Piccadilly Sophia Atwood Higgs St. George's Hospital Emama Carter Missa Strickland Seymour Terrace Smith Stoner Mr. Smith Hboar St. Alben’s Egypt 52D Regiment of Foot War-office Watford Hertford Jobn Roberts New Bailey Manchester Advertiser Fraups Sy John Roberts Lewis Williams Jersey-street William Edgeley Edgeley Glenlivet New Town Bey

Coroner's inquest into late Greenwich steam-boat disaster

At the Black Horse Poplar coroner and a respected jury investigate the deaths of William Grittain Richard Haltett and William Freeman after their launch was run down by the Princess Victoria near Greenwich. Witnesses from Woolwich Dockyard and Commercial Steam-boat Company attended for Captain Fairbairn and others. Details of the launch, crew and actions around Crawley's wharf are described as testimony proceeds.

Baker Black Horse Highstreet Poplar William Grittain Richard Haltett Woolwich Dockyard William Freeman Boy Greenwich Princess Victoria Clarkson Richardson Fairbairn Commercial Steam-boat Company Flower Woolwich Admiralty Deptford Creek Hallett Daniel Kingsworth Crawley’s Royal Hospital

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