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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 30, 1835

Page

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Exiles’ Day of Liberty Commemoration in Poland and West Indies News

The piece notes Poles planning a meeting to mark the day of liberty and appeals to Britons to join at the Crown and Anchor. It also reports the West Indies compensation efforts, with nearly eight million awarded and St Vincent extending the Act’s powers, claims to be adjudicated after Christmas.

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Destructive Hatfield Fire Claims Dowager Marchioness

A Friday night blaze at Hatfield House destroyed the west wing and caused the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury to perish. Firefighters and local volunteers saved the library, Cecil papers, and portraits, while Lord Salisbury and tenants aided in evacuation. The mansion, 20 miles from London, suffered heavy damage but the library and most valuables survived.

Marchioness of Salisbury James Marchioness Hatfield Condon Io Ersthear Salisbury Hatfield House Ely Elizabeth Mary James I Robert Cecil Earl of Salisbury Theobalds Atatesman London Hatferdhouse Marquis of Salisbury Marquis Gre Lord Salisbury Lordship Barnet St.Albans Hertford County Fire-office Restrat Mferquia Peterlying Cecil St. Alban’s Lord Grimston San Hertfordshire Yeomanry Hatfield-house Salisbury Arms Inn Queen Elizabeth Zucchero Pennant Lord Strangford Chester Hatfied Haethfeld Theodore Canterbury Yorkshire Edgar Henry York Lancaster Mongton Henry VIII Willian William of R Soil Tiscen di Atone Earl of Leicester Francis de Colignis Gondomar Lord Burleigh Mworsona Exeter Salisbary Philip Mary Queen Spots Charles Duc.de Guise Henry TH Charles Kin Peter the Great Lisare Beda Benthem Bentham

Reform critique of old corporations misused public property

The Morning Herald leader laments officials selling public property and sharing proceeds with heirs under the new Act. A skeptical Contempo rary mocks the regret as a biting joke, accusing trustees of dishonesty and urging reform as guardians of trust. The piece underscores distrust in old corporates amid institutional change.

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Tory slander against the Bristol reformers

A Bristol correspondent denounces Felix Farley s Bristol Journal and other papers for linking Reformers who dined with Lord John Russell to the Bristol riots. He argues accusations reflect Tory expediency, cites Birmingham Church and King riots, and taunts opponents with charges of treason and Orange Lodge alignments before asserting Reformers restored order while Tories failed to act.

True Sun Felix Farley Bristol Journal Standard of Times Bristol John Russell Queen-square Priestley Birmingham Duke Chaorch Belzebub Percy Jocelyn Clogher Fory Parsons Exeter Orange Lodges Messrs Oliver Eform

Elegant Kendal chapel laid with high Gothic spires

A foundation ceremony for a refined Catholic chapel at Kendal took place on Tuesday November 3 with Master Walter Strickland laying the stone. The Gothic design features front pinnacles rising to 72 feet, nearly matching the parish church steeple. A separate note mentions a white furred creature seen in Glamorganshire woods.

Kendal Walter Strickland House of Sizergh Andrew's Orthodox Journal Wooncock Ait. Talbot’s Glamorganshire King’s Bench Winchester Free Justice Littledale St. John’s College, Oxford

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