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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 09, 1834

Page

2

The Earl of Durham's Dundee Reception in 1832

Lord Durham arrived in Dundee by open carriage amid cheers and a crowd overflowing the Town Hall. A temporary hustings was built for his speech as magistrates and the Dundee Political Union pledged praise for his Reform Bill leadership and for the liberty of the burgh.

Lord Durham Camperdown Earl of Lord Kinnaird Dundee Andreas Scotland Earl of Durham Durham Bailie Christie Dundee Political Union House of Peers Mr. Lambton House of Commons Edinburgh Ireland Jan Race Dundee Politi Union Christie Earl of Camperdown Lord Panmure Times Tomez Perth Tay England Trish Tam Lord Invaird King Provost Kay Lord Camperdown

Lord Durham visits Dundee yacht and ships in river display

After a cordial greeting at the Hall, Lady Camperdown and others seemed pleased. Lord Durham, with the Dean of Guild, toured the Dundee steam-ship and then the yacht. His lordship’s yacht led the river spectacle with flag bedecking suited to a warship as the steam-ship and hunting display fired guns to welcome him.

Lady Camperdown Lord Durham Dundee

The New Beer Act Causes Publicans to Seek Guidance

A Bow Street magistrate advised a publican on how to act under the New Beer Bill commencing on the 10th. The act alters licenses so new permissions won’t be available yet, forcing reliance on old licenses and risking penalties for noncompliance. The piece notes accompanying pamphlets and the Publicans' Protection Society materials.

Halis Bow Street Excise Morning Advertiser True Sun England London Mechanics’ Institution New Publicans’ Protection Society

Protection of Copyrights Piracy Injunction In English Literature

Notice announces an injunction issued by the Master of the Rolls on October 7 1834 restraining dealer Jean Baptiste Bailliere from selling copies of Ayesha and Helen printed abroad. Breach of injunction to be treated as contempt of chancery. served to Bailliere through Adlington Gregory and Faulkner, plaintiff’s solicitors.

Paris Bentley New Burlington-street Richard Bentley Jeane Baptiste Batlliere Master of the Rolls High Court of Chancery Ayesha and Helen France

Algiers sees new governor arrive with ceremony

A recent letter from Algiers notes General Count d Erlon and civil authorities arriving with a welcoming band. Inhabitants visit Government House to offer congratulations as prices rise for corn and oil due to supply constraints linked to new cadis lacking popular support.

John Newport London Waterford Algiers d’Erlon St. Pancras Platt Terrace Lombard-street Menchurch Stripling Upleatham Hall Guisbrough Cleveland Yorkshire Thomas Dundas York George Heneage Lawrence Dundas Admiralty Wentworthhouse Lord Milton Upleatham Admiral Dundas Lord Dundas Robert Dundas Lord Fitzwilliam Queen Charlotte

Widow Queen at EW Theatre with Before Breakfast

The True Sey ran from 3:04 yesterday at EW Theatre Royal Lyceum and English Opera House, presenting a new historical drama The Widow Queen with cast including Mr Rumball Wolsey Mr Perkins and Miss Romer, followed by the musical farce Before Breakfast. Tomorrow features A favourite Drama with Before Breakfast. doors open 7:30 and show at 8. High water at London Bridge listed for morning and evening.

Nicholas Trefoil G. F. Stanley William Buffer Williams Havannah Tilbury T. Millar John Oxberry Fanny Fanny Healey

O'Connell on Tithed clergy and compensation debate

In a political letter Mr O'Connell argues against compensation for established church incumbents once tithes end, condemns inconsistent promises, and urges that every Christian denomination support its own spiritual instructors. He likens proposed parliamentary changes to ill suited free trade rationales and warns of double standards by opponents.

O’connell Suarman Crawrorn Church of Ireland Great Britain O'Connetl O'Connell Lord Attworp Lord Broucham

The Irish Tithe Debate and Lord Durham Speech Echoes

A long argument critiques tithe collection and landlord power in Ireland, warning that rent payments could become as odious as tithes. It applauds Mr O Connell’s influence but argues for Poor Laws, notes Chronicle and Herald missteps, and praises Lord Durham’s Dundee speech while warning of Russian autocracy and European court intrigues.

O’connell Whitefeet Whiteboys Ireland Gop Elizaabeth Marylebone Shutt Chronicle Herald

Poland, Russia, and European politics clash over war and peace

The article argues France and England failed to back the Polish insurrection, warning that Russia seeks war to expand its empire. It predicts tension around the Rhine and a possible clash near Constantinople, urging timely support for Polish liberty to curb Moscovite aims. It also notes Spain's Chamber rebuking a ministerial paper and defending deputies' right to speak.

France England Europe Constantinople Russia Nichovas Berlin Turkey Chamber of Procuradorés Abeja Chamber

Brussels and Vienna Notes on Diplomacy and War

Brussels Papers to the 8th and German journals to the 4th report Berlin discussions with Baron Wertheimer toward a potential visit to the French court. Austrian pacific appearances mask possible maneuvers while Vienna and Vienna reviews raise questions of a new loan and wider tension. The death of the Duke of Alvennane is noted, with Rothschild and municipal loan prices given. Leeward Island mail arrives. Algiers reports hostilities near Constantine as French influence rises, and St Helena imposes high Cape wine duties.

Paris Madrid Fontainbleau Europe Nicolas Berlin Russia Brussels Baron Wertheer Bayonne Vienna Austria Jonathan Duke of Alvennane Rothschild

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