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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 07, 1834

Page

8

Prosecution of the Unstamped Press in Birmingham

A Morning Post summary reports on police office proceedings in Birmingham over unstamped newspapers. It critiques ministerial proclamations to alter laws and the Lord Chancellor's early announcements, arguing such rhetoric harms lawful publication and urging proper legislative notice rather than tavern declarations.

Morning Post Birmingham Great Britain Scotland House of Peers

The Poor Law Controversy and Its Cruel Act

A leading UK paper condemns the Poor Laws Amendment Act after Times coverage describes a magistrate in Marylebone flogging three infants charged with poverty. It argues the act is brutal, tyrannical, and dangerous to family life, urging public opinion to curb such savage administration.

Shutt the Times Marylebone Margeloons House of Correction Chilren

Buckingham rebuke over temperance paper criticism unfolds

This excerpt records a heated exchange about a parliamentary temperance debate "Buckingham" and the Brighton Guardian. It quotes Buckingham's long Sheffield letter challenging the Examiner's editor, and counters his accusations by defending the practice of copying as not endorsement. It notes Buckingham's denial of misusing subscriptions and outlines the dispute over published remarks and motives.

MR. Buckingham Brighton Guardian Examiner Buckingham Temperance Sheffield Calcutta Buckingam Guardian Roerely

Buckingham Defends His Conduct in Drunkenness and Pressures

A lengthy defense outlines Mr Buckingham's actions in Parliament, his motives in publishing parliamentary evidence at public cost, and his stance on impressment and the East India Company. The piece contrasts Buckingham with critics and praises his honesty while criticizing the Guardian and Examiner for misrepresentation. It ends noting ongoing arguments for stamp duty repeal.

Sheffield Bailey Brighton Buckingham Hume Grote Guardian East India Company Examiner Brishton Guardian Europe House of Commons Cohen Oriental Herald Baukeses Butt Walter Scott Mr. Buckingham

Public outraged by unstamped penny papers pressure

A London press excerpt laments rise of unstamped penny papers, noting weekly circulation surpassing stamped journals, public sale in Strand shops, banner headlines urging rights of property and industry. It argues law fails to curb the trade, calls for repeal of the stamp tax and equal treatment for legalized newspapers.

London The Spectator Strand West Riding of York Shire County of Lancaster Perpetua

The Poor of Ireland and Its Grim England Connection

A long letter from 1834 describes Irish poverty and English policy, detailing a Dublin feeding house for three thousand, stark hunger among women and children, and calls for protests to Parliament. It contrasts wages, rents, and malt costs with farm hardship, urging unity for parish relief and resisting vagabond agitation. It also notes Halley’s Comet and a Swampy tale from Blakely.

Tion Marshall England Normandy Tom Farr Guildford Ireland Dean Mr. Dean

Port Glasgow first import of tea and late fairs and markets

A summary of agricultural and commercial notes including the Mount Stewart tea shipment from Bombay as Clyde’s first direct import, Downton Fair sheep and horse show brisk but with steady prices, and tepid wool and yarn markets in York and Bristow with forecasts of flat markets as wool prices fall and spinners resist higher offers.

Dirker Mountstewart Elphinstone Port Glasgow Bombay York West Riding

Foreign Commerce Wheat Prices Hold Steady at Hamburgh

Foreign trade notes wheat prices nearly unchanged with no export demand but domestic sales at quotations. Rye quotations hard to obtain while barley and oats stay firm. Peas remain heavy. From the 20th to the 26th, thirty corn cargoes passed the Sound with seven to Britain, one to Holland, eight to Norway and Sweden, four to Portugal, one to Russia, and five undetermined.

Hamburgh Borsen Hatte Peasare Heavy. Co Great Britain Holland Norway Sweden Portugal Russia

Dangerous Navigation of Steamers Causes Serious Accident

A river accident near Rotherhithe and Wapping left six people in danger after a Dublin steamship created a dangerous swell. Mr. and Mrs Skinner and Mr and Mrs Gale, plus two watermen, were rescued by Thames police, tide surveyor W. T. Potts, and others. Mrs Gale survived after medical aid at Watermen's Arms. Gratitude given to Geddes for clothing and care.

Rotherhithe Wapping Skinner Surrey-place Deptford Gale Mark-Jane Henry Lewis Horselydown Hens Grey Dublin Thames Hubbard Cordell Dover Castle Geddes Ir. Bloomfield Waterman Bloomfeld

Robbery after staged drink leads to arrest at Clerkenwell pub

On Sunday Mr Hanaway of St Lukes was drugged after being lured to a Wilderness Row public house. Two men forced a drink on him, he lost consciousness, and his watch, chain, seals, and pocket-book were taken. A policeman seized one thief with the book, both men were taken to the station. The prosecutor identifies one thief in Hatton Garden. The prisoner is a young, decent-looking man.

Ireland Cobbett's Register Charles Marshall Normandy Farniam Surrey Dublin England Neal Dodman Marshall Tom Deadman Little Barratt Farnham South Hampshire New York Blakely Hocasine Rosbery Mr. Hanaway Ever Street St. Luke's Wilderness Row Clerkenwell Quarty Hanaway Orthampton Goswell-street-road Ranaway Hatton-garden Watch

Royal honours and officer appointments dated Oct 6 1834

From the Gazette of this Evening Downing Street Oct 6 1834 the King nominates Admiral Sir John Wells to Knight Grand Cross of the Bath in place of the deceased Admiral Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew. He also appoints Rear Admiral Edward Brace to Knight Commander of the Bath in place of Admiral Sir John Wells. Commission signings list Cornet J Cookson to lieutenant and Lieut J M'Intyre to be surgeon, vice Moore deceased Sept 26.

County of Northumberland Northumberland and Newaaatle Yeomanry Cornet J. Cookson J. M’lntyre Moore

Bankruptcy notices list multiple debtors with court dates

A column of bankrupts includes George Norfolk Goodwyn Tavistock row Covent Garden hairdresser with hearings October 14 and November 18 at the Court of Bankruptcy. Richard Mee Raikes London wall merchant with October 20 and November 18 sessions. Isaac Forth Castle street Southwark hatter with October 16 and November 18. John Thomas Thompson Long Acre upholsterer with October 17 and November 18. William Starling Bishopsgate without hatter with October 15 and November 18. William Baldwin Limehouse coal merchant with October 15 and November 18. William Robert Fry Portland terrace merchant with October 15 and November 18. Gilbert Finlay Girdwood Edgeware road surgeon with October 16 and November 18. Joseph Angus Robson Back Chambers Lothbury with October 15 and November 18. William Wells Nottingham paper dealer with October 16 and November 18. Nathaniel Howard Denton hat manufacturer with October 30 and November 18. Attorneys and official assignees are named for each case.

George Norfolk Goodwyn Tavistock-row Covent Garden Wickens Hatton-garden Turquand Copthall-buildings Richard Mee Raikes London-wall Court ‘of Bankruptcy Tilleard and Miller Old Jewry Waithman Basinghall-street Isaac Forth Castle-street Southwark Hatter Court of Bankruptcy Tilsons Squance Tilson Coleman-street Johnson John Thomas Thompson Long-acre Gretn King’s Arms-yard Coleman Street William Baldwin Limehouse Atttorneys Tilleard Middlesex Messie Alliston and Co Freeman’s-cour Cornbill Basingh All-Street Gilbert Finlay Girdwood Edgeware-road Howell Goldsmid Joseph Angus Robson Back-Chambers Lothbury Binns Essex-street Strand Green William Wells Nottingham Ion Mr. Gregory Clement's. Inn London Renshaw Nathaniel Howard Denton Lancashire Commissioners’rooms Manchester Abbott and Arey Charlotte-Street Bedford-square Bennett

Spanish aristocracy and a coroner's inquest collide in a dated tale

The carta-like report notes that over 750000 people are entitled to the title Excel lency in Spain while two and a half million claim the title Lents A London inquest details Mary Brians self harm by hanging after drink and mental strain, with a verdict of temporary insanity. A London and Birmingham Railway accident injures 12 year old John Crisp, leading to immediate amputation. Music premiums Crown Wesley and Hargreaves win. The Eighty third Regiment avoids reports of misbehavior. Dover depot remains and is praised for discipline. A forthcoming creditors meeting at Basinghall Street is announced.

Madrid Sutcipe Holden Mr. Payne King’s Arma Alders Teatreet Mary Brian Age Perent Ana Zine London and Binmingham Camden-Town John Crisp London and Birmingham Amden-Town Middlesex Hospital Gentlemen’s Glee Club Manchester S. S. Wesley Hereford Cathedral G Hargreaves Hargate Wesley Liverpool Dover Chatham

Births and deaths in 19th century notices from London and environs

Birth notices record several sons born in Carlton-house terrace Grosvenor square Wimpole street and other locations including Arran Lodge Bognor and Park street. Died notices note Maria Maron Eardley Baroness Saye and Sele age 66 and General Sir Henry Warde, aged, with deaths linked to Belvidere Dean House and Notting-hill.

Carlton-house-terrace H. Cholmondeley Park-street Grosvenor-square C. W. Puller Fye Elgood Wimpole-street Arran Lodge Bognor John Pearson Belvidere Maria Maron Eardley Saye and Sele Dean House Henry Warde G.C.B 31St Regiof Foot Clifton-terrace Notting-hill Sen Cwmegafetin Abergatwith Charles Lloyd I. L. Whilliams Lincoln’s Inn Robeston- Wathen Pembrokeshire J. Vickerman, Esq Gray’s Inn

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