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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 17, 1834

Page

5

Licenses and court actions at Middlesex General Sessions

At the Oct 16 Quarter Sessions before Benjamin Roteh and a full bench, the court confirmed an order reimbursing a parish for the Putative Father’s expenses in the Hannah Hutchins case, heard licenses for theatres and public amusements, and refused several licenses. It also heard various criminal trials including a man found guilty of assault and two theft cases with mercy recommendations.

Laml Beth Church-street St. Mary Lambeth Surrey Robt Watmore Essex-place R. Wright Zaccheus Hunter Webber Row Blackfriars-road London United Kingdom N.B Hawkes Budtey Wright London Morning Journal Edinburgh Glasgow Dublin Morning Journal Dublin Weekly Journal Sherwood and Co Paternosterrow Calton-street Trongate Gregow Grafton-street Dublin Nensrs Goss Lancaster-place Strand Benjamin Roteh ST. Jos. Hampstead William Sharp Bodkin Hoare Hannah Hutchins Berriman Henry Crisp C. E. Walker Blackfriars Road Hick Elizabeth O‘kenzie Frederick Augustus Cunningham

Southwark Assault Indictment in Union Clash

James Smith, bricklayer, indicted for assaulting Jain Kinsey a Town hall officer. At the King's Head in Touley Street the defendant threw bones and threatened the landlord and waiter after being asked to leave, then struck Kinsey a crushing blow to the jaw knocking out two teeth. Kinsey lay injured as the magistrates address breaches of peace tied to union tensions.

Adelhi Theatre Charles Mathews Frederick Henry Yates Sadler’s Wells Theatre Richard Hughes Charlotte Jones Joseph Grimaldi Richard Dixon Garrick Theatre Edward Gomersal William James Bennett Thomas Edward Buckham Henry Hubbard Samuel Bird The Mermaid Hackney Willam Markham King’s Head Enfield Thomas Whittington the Angel Edmonton John Perry White Horse Uxbridge Amelia Tutin Kent and Essex Whitechapel John Morton Bethnal-green William Guest Belgrave Ebury-street Pimlico Joseph Hancock White Hart King’s-road Chelsea Thomas John Cockerton Holloway Thomas Pugh Jane Pugh York and Albany Regent’s Park Samuel Beautigan Richard Flack Leman-street Goodman's-felus Mary Ann Horsley Charles Simpson Black Lion Bayswater William Frampton Chequers Abingdon-street Thomas Ayres Camden Arts Randolph-street Camden-town James Goodall Samuel Sanders Metropolis John James Bower the Dolphin Mare-street John Freeman the Brittania Hoxton Old Town William Bosher M‘pherson Woodman Tavern Highgate Archway Parthania Wrainch Green Dragon Ratcliff Robert Wornum Mavie-hall Store-street Bedford-square James Heavens Golden Eagle Mile-end Royal Kent Theatre High-street Kensington Charles Forbes Thomas Corpe Britannia Tavern Limehouse John Mankall Royal Pavilion Charles-street Portman-market George Grover Rose and Crown Bromley Bow Christopher Waghts Halifax Arms W. H. Duff Eagle Tavern Camden New-town Brownlow Fatt Camden Head Jacob Hart Royal Clarence Head Westbourne-street William Child Southgate Thomas Sims Earl of Adolphus Forbes Duchess of Kent John Conroy Royal Highnead M‘william Halswell Mr. Forbes Raymond Noel Halawell Strand Theatre James Smith Jain Kinsey Lawrence Touley-street Kinsey Mr. Lawrence

Police Intelligence at Mansion House Trial Scenes

Summary of London police proceedings with Mark Brealy accused of pilfering money from his master Effingham Wilson and his later committal for trial. Other cases include John Mitchell the cabman charged after a knife assault and a boy omnibus conductor involved in a scuffle over a female passenger. Also reports Mrs Hutchinson charged with assaulting a servant at Grosvenor Place and her defense.

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Steam Navigation and Waterman's Company Debate

The piece argues steam navigation will surpass sailing on rivers, cautions Waterman's Company against opposing steam vessels, and suggests public opinion and a small duty to fund boat alterations. It also notes Prince Menzikof's mission to Sweden and covers two serious river accidents, including deaths from a coach overturn and Mr. Ellison's injury.

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