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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 04, 1834

Page

4

Court and Naval Administrative Notices and Insolvency Listings

The Gazette records sworn appointments at James's Court including Sir Charles Pepys joining the Estry Council and Captain Genty Prescott becoming Governor of Newfoundland. It notes a Spanish decree declaring the northern Spanish coast under blockade and various military officer promotions across regiments in October 1834. Insolvency declarations and bankruptcy enlargements follow with a long list of debtors, creditors, and court dates, plus dividends and dissolutions of partnerships. It also reports sugar price averages and states no claims against former Governor Raikes.

James's Sir Charles Christopher Pepys Knt Estry Genty Prescott R.N Newfoundland

Fraud and Ingratitude in Portuguese Claims to Royal Pay

A lengthy letter from a British subject in London dated Sept 7 1833 appeals to the Portuguese government through its official press channel. He denounces slow and ineffective settlement of war service claims, recounts failed boards at Lisbon, and argues for a London based board to fairly award outfits, pay, and allowances to officers and men who served under the queen. He cites individual cases of officers in 1832 1833 and asks for impartial justice and honor.

Senor Moraes Sarmento Portugal Lisbon Dili Oporto Mark M. Jose Ferreira Borges True England Wrnton d‘Abreu E Lima Duke of Funchal Brighton Chevalier Lima M. Borges Gig Sartorius Morley Outfit Iris Son Queen of London Braganza

REVISING BARRISTER'S COURT FOR MIDDLESEX VOTING DEBATE

The revising barristers at Marylebone reviewed freeholder lists for Middlesex parishes and addressed a major case on tenant voters in Hackney. The decision favored tenants gaining borough or county voting rights depending on rate payments and aggregate property value. Courts also opened revisions for London liverymen and noted clerks' procedural duties and potential disfranchisement risks.

Coventry Keen Marylebone Hackney Tower Hamlets Longford Committee Perry Knapp R. Keen Blacksmiths’ Company King Mr. Tamlyn R. King Tamlyn Vines Company of Brewers Brewers’ Company Company of Brewers, &c London Drapers’ Company Thomson Court of Common Pleas Tomson

Legal Hearing Notes Reflect Unified Opinion and Delays

The speaker agreed with his colleague on key observations and noted no difference of opinion despite many claims hinging on the principles. The day saw no other major cases before the Barristers, but delays arose as lists were mistakenly sent to the wrong office.

Messrs. Watson Ratcliffe Shirley G. Deverell St. Paul Shadwell Downing Rouge Dodd Ballantine Deverell Leach Snells Wells Sealey Mr. Wells Freman Pir Wella Court of King's Bench Mr. Ballantine Greee

Court Martial Sheds Light On Desertion Trial

In Windsor, the 1st Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards heard Captain Taubman read court martial minutes. Private John Hutchinson was found guilty of desertion and sentenced to six months imprisonment with hard labour, to be served in a suitable prison, likely Brixton.

Marlborough Wellington France Waterloo Dibereaugh Joan Hurcuixson Scots Fusileer Guards Bowater Windsor John Hutchinson Taubman Prendergast Moncrief Rooke Stanley Allo Liddell Rushbrook Therisoner Roper Brixton

Strike among bookbinders ends with two imprisonments

Three journeymen bookbinders Rogers Wallace and Biggs were charged at Bow Street with threats and assaults that kept George Taylor from work. After testimonies of shopmasters and the complainant, Wallace received two months hard labour, Biggs one month, and Rogers was discharged.

Bow-Street Rogers Wallace Biggs George Taylor Clement Ion Wright Noel Street Berwicke Street Hady John Wright Paylor Frederick Roe F. Roe Halls England Fr. Roe Cusuody Sarah Tomkins Grove Beneit Joseph Smith Excise Grunswick-street Hackney Road Asere Smith Schcol Mas Rine Susannah Moss Atillery Passage Bishopsgate Ward National School Nathan Fisher’s Alley Birmingham London Manchester Union-Hall James Emanuel Eardley Lower Tooting John Emblem Emblem Stratford Essex Paternosterrow Spread Eagle Gracechurch-street Paternoster-row

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