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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 11, 1834

Page

4

Magisterial dispute over flogging of pauper children in Marylebone

A Times excerpt recounts Mr Shutt of Marylebone defending his exclusion of a reporter and condemning a magistrate’s order to flog two starving pauper children found near Wimpole Street. The piece attacks the magistrate’s temper and calls for press freedom, while detailing public office reforms and new Exchequer salaries.

The Times Mr. Shutt Marylebone Shull Wimpole-street Twilley Marylebone Poor Shutt Lord Duncannon Home Department S. Rice

Exchequer Reform Takes Effect This Day

The Morning Chronicle reports the ancient Revenue Department the Receipt of Exchequer ends its quarter end accounts and a new establishment comes into practice this day with revamped machinery and checks including Auditor Clerk of the Pells Tellers and Examiners.

Exchequer Morning Chronicle

Tea Trade Controversy Sparks Public Dispute

A Morning News expose rebuts the Courier’s claim that tea brokers are utterly corrupt. The piece accuses the Courier of deflecting from stiffer issues like home-made tea substitutes and sloe-leaf fraud, while questioning the Courier’s knowledge and sources regarding imported versus domestic adulterants.

Morning News and Public Ledger Courier Ipse Dixit Immaculate Courier Travera Travers Wyprow Bohea

A Terrific Storm and Westminster Grand Jury Notes

An Italian storm near Padua reports ice masses weighing about twenty pounds and three feet in circumference causing extensive damage including holes in the cathedral roof. Additional items cover a Westminster grand jury declining to indict for petty thefts and keepers of common lodging houses, plus an inquest into William Wallace’s death from suffocation in a long-ignored well on Horseferry Road.

Lenton Nottingham Mercury Stretton Italy Battaglia Padua England Houges Westminster Granp Ship Tavern Horseferry Road Higgs William Wallace Mrr. Cooper Neale Wallace

Foreign affairs and court notices from the gazette

The Gazette records Oct 10 1834 dispatches from Constantinople noting the Samog blockade ended and honors conferred including Sir George Shee as Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Prussia. It lists numerous Army officer moves, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, dissolutions, and sugar price by Oct 7. A Royal audience for Namik Pacha and Earl Nelson accident near Salisbury are noted.

Foreign-office Constantinople Samog George Shee, Bart Prussia St. James's Palace Namik Pacha Sublime Porte Viscount Palmerston Henry Franklin Foley Windsor Court of Bankruptcy Ullithorne Red_ Lion-square Waithman Basinghall-street William Long Salisbury Grocer Black Horse Inn Hudding Smith New Boswell Court Lincoln's Inc Thomas Mullins Bridgewater Somersetshire Scrivener Commercial-rooms Bristol White and Whitmore Bedford-row Bevan and Brittan George Lionel Massey Brighton Dangerfield Lincoln’s Inchielda Brinton Kidderminster James Seddon Radcliffe Lancashire Commissioners’rooms Manchester Hampson Adlington, Gregory Faulkner William Moody Caistor Lincolnshire Frederick’s Place Old Jewry London J. Foster Wolverhampton John Bradley Derby Joiner Reuland Arms Inn Bakewell Parsons and Benn Mansfield W. Remington and Co Lombard-street Sir G. Duckett Nart Pall-mall J. Langford Durrington-grove Shropshire Talbot Lon Shrewsbury J. Evans Tything of Whistones Worcestershire Hop Pole Inn Worcester T. P. Medwin Hartlebury N. Shelderdine and Lawton Heyrod White Live Inn Halifax T. Holman Devonport Royal Hotel Plymouth W. Compton W. Andrews West Bromwich Staffordshire Mercers J. Heathcote J. Heggat Nottinghamshire Lion Hotel Nottingham Bonsfield Heaton Norris Saddler Atea J. Darwin Chapeltown Yorkshire Townhall Sheffield W. Norman Mendham Norfolk R. Elmore Bankside Southwark W. Marshall Northampton F. Alven Walbrook G. Heywood Birmingham Derbyshire W. Allen J. Anderson A. Gibbs J. Maxton D. M.queen W. Todd H. M‘lachlan R. Harvey J. Drysdale J. French G. Rait J. Epps J. Farquharson Pollard S-Row Bethnal-green F. Carpmeal Cheapside R. Richardson J. Bedford R. Warren E. G. Good Liverpool T. Crant Ivy-lane

Effects of the Poor's Law Amendment Bill and local court scene

Thomas Johnson was found guilty of stealing two books from a bookseller in Wardour Street. He spoke movingly of distress and loss of parish relief under a new law, received mercy with one month in the House of Correction. Election news follows for the New Bison governor and matron posts. Tracy won governor. Mrs Kilbeck elected matron after a competitive ballot.

F. Const Thomas Johnson Southey Hear Kirke White Jolly Wardour Street Oxford-street House of Correction Tracy Vine Brutton Robeck Kilbeck Westminster Bennett Wheeler-street Spitalfields Johnson Smith Benett

Police Court Scenes At Mansion House Disturbance Case

A man named Johnson from Barge-yard was charged with beating his wife Louisa in their lodging. The scene featured a grotesque exchange with the Lord Mayor over the injuries and a long defense about gin, quarrels, and family strife. Remanded, with a separate Mr Bell case about alleged misused funds and drunken conduct, while other notes cover Surrey Theatre door disturbances and various parish relief frauds and offences.

Mansion House Johnson Louisa Tolacken Mme Bell Lee Newgate Abeetos Jack Johnson Captain Barker Martin Soren Square Joventre Friens Ratseraz Winp John Hayward Giregurie Surrey Theatre Surrey Dayidge Gregorie Dibdin Pitt Fr. Speed White Sylvester Dartmouth-street St. Margaret’s Mr. White Butterfield Max Sage Blake Fogg Evans Kent-wharf Williams Webb Simmonds St. Katharine’s Dock Rochester Bix Gs Webb Bredenis Brederip Tbestic Webb Simmonds and Mastera Bro Wien Biggs Ouracae Sullivan Valeo Osoner Brea Levitt Broderip William’ Sheaf Peter Mitchell Liverpool Board of Excise Chester Chambers Sudbury Peetictah Romney Marsh Kingatura Spoones Huse The Evening Star American_Paper Bressines East India Clyde Tudia Glasgow

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the Contemporary Press Comptroller's Department New Palace Yard Treasury Bank of England Sir John Newport Arthur Eden Ashburnham Bulles Exchequer Bill Office Civil Services W. Sargent, Esq Beltz, Esq E. Saunders E. W. Cleere the Gazette OF Regiment of Dragoon Guards John Brett Cornet Cruikshanks 78Th Foot Dragoon Guards I’, Brownlow J.gowdie Regiment of Foot Russell Goulden J. M. Carew 6Th West India Regiment 7Th Foot J.R.S. Wilson Storey S. R. M. Byrne Purchase Wilova Earls T. Alexander Robertson 1St Foot County Palatine of Lancaster W. G. Bell Anne Townley Duke of Lancaster’s Own W.C. Pickup F. Watts William Joseph Ruffly Budge-Row Robert Davies Northumberland Arms Clerkenwell-Green Rtichard Orsmond Wilton-place Knightsbridge Zoological Society Weat Middlesex Waterworks Company Earl Nelson White Hart Salisbury Herald Police Intelligence Clapham Lambeth St. Botolph Propria Pere Sona Mary Rone Camberwell Montreal New York Canada America Thames Police Danine Ropogries James Blake Thrapp Brosetips Kent Wharf Battle-bridge-stairs Sontoworks James Fogg James Christopher Evans Union-street Basing Hall Ee J. Griffith Cateaton-atreet Wavawmare G. Duckworth Fleet-street E. Oxenford Mecklenburgh+ square Axon Edinburgh N. Malcolm Poltalloch St. George’s Church Hanovers Square T. Wagner Pimlico Catherings J. Powell Harriott Capt Hadden Enniskillen Deagbotis General Hadden Royal Artillery His Majesty’s Ordnance St. Marylebone G. Barerett the Circus Greenwich Emma John Coates Hamilton-terrane Bt. John's Wood Ahhee Tunbridge-wells Elizabeth A. Gray Thomas Turner Ney Paris Elizabeth Tooke Bullheed- Steel W. Tooke William Mrranest Propairrons Nev
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