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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 16, 1833

Page

1

Resignation causes at institutional meeting in Alderste

Proceedings at a 14 October 1833 meeting of the institution in Alderste reveal discussions over the resignation of the late Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex as President and of the medical officers. The assembly, chaired by the Lord Mayor and Alderman Venables, expresses regret at Sussex stepping down and asserts that fuller knowledge of circulating causes might have preserved his patronage. The meeting commends the treasurer and committee for their efforts and thanks the chair for fair leadership.

Alderste John Capel Duke of Sussex V.P Alderman Venables de Fs BECO Anderton Sussex John Wood Charles Bell London William Pickering Chancery-lane John Turrill Regent-street Cannon-street Grenada

Middlesex Sessions Trial for Ten Bills Case Ends in Guilty Verdict

Henry Palmer faced trial with John Kinnear and others for felo niously receiving ten bills of exchange for 5001 each, all supposedly stolen and discounted through ad hoc schemes with Hart and Moreton. The case featured sworn testimonies from Hart's network, Adolphus, Astley, and witnesses across Fleet Street, Alton, and Mayfair. Palmer was found guilty and sentenced to fourteen years transport.

Henry Palmer John Kinnear Francis Dugdale Asiley Adolphus Ruper John Minter Hart Morning Post Hart Thomas Lethbridge J. W. Sheath Morning Post Office Francis Dugdale Astley Dugdale Astley University Street Moreton Alton Swanton Basing Park Witness Swan F Sitar Wilts Thomas Let Fleet-street Basing-park John Alves Fleet Habeas France Palais Royale London University-street Dimsdale H. Palmer O. P.Q Palmer Hertford-Street Mayfair Astley Serjeant Andrewe Alley Prendergast Mr. Astley Blandford Smart Goodwood Races Marquis of Chandos Lord Portarlington Ogle Adolphos Stockbridge Races Hall Serjeant Andrews George Turner William Long Henson, Staniland, and Long Astey Peter Chesseld Springer’s Row Rotherhithe Kinnear James Atcheson Minter Hart Ferdinand Jordan Mr. Prestwich Prestwich Witnesr Gotley Jordan Asaph Hiram Brown Astleyad Summersall Tarakey House of Correction Marylebone Tarentenina John Bentley Brown Tichfield-street Matthew Emerson Boston-street Dorset-square Pradenge Torrant Villaté Wopyn Cooky W. J. Bextey Rawlinson Queen -Square Climox Charles Bumpton George Brown Gregorie and White William Burt Phillips Tothill-street White Gregorie Grous Messrs Groos Mr. White Thames Police Danesrous Steam Navigation John Large Henry Sergeant Gravesend London-bridge Limehouse Reach Hamer Aylesbury-street Clerkenwell Greenwich Cuckold's Point Brilliant Surrey HBOS

Plagiarism row at Guildhall over Sir Walter Scott engravings

In a Guildhall hearing Mr Turner and Mr Tilt clash over copper plates used for Sir Walter Scott illustrated works. The Lord Mayor considers injunctions. sides dispute copyright and trade practice, while Turner seeks to protect his artistic reputation and Tilt defends his ownership of the plates.

Prinacy Tilt Fleet-street Turner Martin Walter Scott Scotland Popies Sir Walter Scott Eatch Calcott Rosslyn Castle Ir. Tilt Mr. Turner Callcott Court of Chasers Mr. Tilt Guildhall George Nathaniel Tennant Foster Tutta

Inspectors of Factories Appointed and Bankruptcy Notices

From the Gazette of last night dated Oct 10 1833 the King appoints Thomas Jones Howell Robert Richards Robert John Saunders and John Musgrave to be Inspectors of Factories of the United Kingdom. Other items list Yeomanry cavalry commissions bankruptcy notices dividends certificates and partnerships dissolved across various counties with dates and venues.

Whitehall Thomas Jones Howell Robert Richards Robert John Saunders John Musgrave United Kingdom Stafford Staffordshire Regiment of Gloucester Bristol Winterbourne and Stapleton R. J. Elton Greme Cornet T. Jones Elton G. Cave Comnet Jones Cotmistinas West Riding G. W. Chambers Ditto Walker

Surrey Sessions Opened at Kingston Courthouse

The Surrey sessions opened with a full bench including Lord Arden and Lord King. The chairman noted the calendar was light due to gaol deliveries. Prison reports were favorable aside from Brixton females. cholera nearly vanished from gaols. Stone elected district surveyor for Bermondsey district and Foster chosen Brixton House of Correction chaplain.

Kingston Lord Arden Lord King Hawes Briscoe M.P Barnard Brixton Stone Bermondsey Foster Brixton House

Intended marriage in nica. on yrs intended marriage in nica

Preparations proceed at Codahalle Nople for the marriage of the Sultana Sm ybe oldest daughter of the Sultan to Halil Pacha. He rose from slave to admiral and ambassador, but previously failed to capture much of the Egyptian fleet. The match carries peril. the bride may dismiss him if displeased. A palace on the Bosphorus will house the couple for a month before the husband departs to distant duties.

Codahalle Sultana Sultan Halil Pacha Pacha St. Petersburgh Dan Pacha Bosphorus

The Russian Catechism and Metropolitan Police Note

A reader sends a dramatic poem lampooning the Russian emperor and his catechism, followed by a local report on a St James’s Parochial Association meeting about metropolitan police control. The piece contrasts wit amidst aristocratic restraint with rugged satire and notes a weather coincidence with Antigua. A separate inquest at Ratcliff discusses a death, relief requests, and parish aid, with jurors attributing death to natural causes while lamenting deprivation.

Sia Antigua Metropolitan Police St. James's Parochial Association Saddler’s Arms Swallowstreet Chia Pitt Paving Board O’beckett York Ewen Kemp Pratt Roberts Broad-street Geldessmerey Whitechapel White ‘Horse-lane Ratcliff Horace Phipps Cleland Ratelif Horton Dirs. Milner Beadle

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