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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 05, 1833

Page

1

New Steam Packet to Kingston Town and Marine Notices

Steam packet schedule from George, Ellis, and R.N. to Kingston Harb. sailings on Tuesday and Thursday, with late arrivals at six. Fare includes carriage and luggage handling. agents near Carlisle Bridge and Levert Street. Premier notices for premises for sale, and Robinsons patent petroleum gas lamps sold as cheaper bright lighting source for homes and factories.

Ge. Myereool George W. Ellis R.N Kingstown Smithfleld Waller Mr. Robinson and Co

Man of letters in court over hawking own works at law

Alexander Whillier aka John Gifford faced the Lord Mayor for hawking his own book system without a license. A rival bookseller had pressed the case, claiming unlawful sale of the author’s compilation. The matter drew into question the identity and licensing of authors selling their own works. A second case involved a sailor’s arrest for stealing a bundle containing trousers and a note, with magistrates committing him for trial after noting ingenuity in the deception.

Alexander Whillier John Gifford Hobler Janes Yates Durham-street Hackney-road Steess Geo. HL J. Gifford Mr. Hobler Mr. Gifford Stamp Office Marlborough Street Hennennes Edward Thompson Baghs Piccadilly Ellerby Albany St. James's Watch-House Nassau-street Cavendish-square

Military Promotions and Transfers in the Light Dragoon Regiments

War Office lists extensive officer promotions and purchases across the Light Dragoons and other regiments on Oct 4. Names include Macnamara, Peel, Wingfield, Barry, Good man, and Stichswoode with dates and ranks. staff appointments noted as well as retirements and quartering changes.

War Office Sth Regiment of Light Dragooons Macnamara Purchase Haaokey Cornet R. Peel A.C. Grant Peel Light Dragoons W. Anderson 21St Foot Bunbury 1St Or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards J. Spottiswoode Lord ©. Wellesley 87Th Foot H. A. R. Mitchell Spothiswoode Regiment of Foot J. Barry Hope J.H. Wingfield Barry F.C. HL. Coventry Wingfield H. W. Bunbury With Light Dragoons Anderson 27Th Foot E. Goodman Versturme Tr DB. Touzel Goodman J. Lewes Touzel C. P. Costebadie Dickson H. Somerset Costobadie W. Lettsom Archase Haggerstone C.K. Raitt Lettsom W. Hopkins Raitt Foot J. A. Robertson Hervey H. C. Streatfield C. Fitzroy Lord C. Wellesley Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards Streatfield C. B. Caldwell J. Rivers F. W.B. M‘leod Caldwell H. Thornhill M‘leod A. Gordon Robertson West India Regiment M. Henley Tait F. Hope 7Th Foot 51St Foot Andrew Maclean Knox 62D Foot Minoraspea D. M. Bourchier Royal Artillery Suffolk E. Godfrey, Esq W. J. Brereton T. G. Tuck County of Wilts Salisbury Royal Wilts Yeomanry F. H.n. Bathurst Lord Arundell Surrey 2D Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia W. Hodgson Harbroe

Anecdote to the Honour of Phrenology

An autumn 830 Valence meal ends in a dramatic phrenology debate. A mocked-in critic is called a villain by a physician, a hotel master reveals a robbery suspect is present, and police arrest the man found with stolen plate. The culprit turns out to be the famed Robert St Clair, linked to Dammas Dupin’s murder.

Valence Dauphine Lyons Gall Sparzheim Robert St. Clair Dammas Dupin

Campaign Meeting Demands Abolition of New Police and Taxes

A large adjourned meeting of the Householders' Union of St Giles and St George, Bloomsbury, at the Angel Inn discussed abolishing the new police and assessed taxes. Delegations from St Andrew Holborn, St George the Martyr, and St Marylebone urged immediate abolition, criticizing police costs, fines, and alleged government overreach.

Householders’ Union St. Giles-in-the-Fields St. George Bloomsbury Angel Inn Highstreet George Rogers Hutcheson Andrew Holborn St. George the Martyr St.Marylebone Association Cheers John Johnstone Denmark-street St. Giles Police Corps Commissioners of Police Redman Popay Taylor Baker Bow Street Calthorpe-street Palace-yard Hoile White Thomas Savage John Savage Mechanics’ Institution Sabine Rey Od Hie Ae Tae Marylebone Birch Marylebone Association Flo Vickeriy Charlotte-street Fitzroy-square St. Marylebone St. Andrew, Holborn

Programme of a Metropolitan Tandem Club analyzed by a Sporting Magazine

A long extract from a Sporting Magazine piece mocks the English prose of a proposed Metropolitan Tandem Club. The author cites his supposed credentials as a Master Whip and lampoons era charioteers and racing figures, ending with a clipped self-remark about restraint while praising historic drivers in a biographical sketch from Athenaeum.

Tandem Club Honour Bright Tommy John Lade England Black Mail Sir Henry Peyton Tom Brydges Christendom Gravesend Maugre Tom Jehu Athenaum

Court martial in Gloucester for Dishonorable Conduct

A private of the 8th Hussars, Terence M Dermott, stands trial for striking an officer while being removed to the guard house. The court includes officers from the Dragoon Guards, 17th Lancers, and 8th Hussars. Dermott is defended by Patrick Brophy and Patrick Tobin.

Gloucester 8Th Hussars Terence M.dermott Cheltenham Dragoon Guards 17Th Lancers Dermott Patrick Brophy Patrick Tobin Thomas Kelly Bristol Gloucester Journal

Stamford residents to quit houses of Exeter nominees

On Saturday last a number of Stamford householders who voted against the Marquis of Exeter's nominees at the last election received notices to quit the premises they hold under his lordship.

Stamford Marquis of Exeter Lincoln Mercury

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