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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 23, 1835

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Real Beaver Hats and Patent Core Hats London Ad

An 19th century London advertisement offers Real Beaver Hats from Frank s and Co at 21 shillings, elastic silk hats at 8s to 34 oz, patent cork hats praised by nobility, and portable rainproof outfit for travellers priced to 12s 6d with a Japanned case, all boasting modern colors, shape, and quality.

Ranks and Co Regent-street Red Cross Street Pranks and Co la Franks and CO

ELIS AND THE ATHENIAN PACE CRITERION STAKES OUTLOOK

Racing notes from Tattersall's cover the Criterion Stakes next Monday with Elis and Colonel Peel's Slave as 4 to 1 favorites. Jockeys and weights listed for Elis, The Athenian, The Lieutenant, The Mommy, and others. The Athenian may not row. Also reports Darsi and Lord Jersey's brothers in various bets and the Doncaster Cup course weighings. The Hern Bay Steeplechace set for Thursday with free transport for horses. King’s Stag Hounds to hunt in the Vale mid November with noblemen securing lodging at White Hart Inn, Aylesbury.

Tattersall's Criterion Stakes Lord Lichfield Elis Colonel Peel Jib Ceta Pus Beach Riddlesworth Lord Jersey Nell Gwynne Mr. EF Peel Tod Riddlesworth Agst Mumory Daks.t Lord Westminster Doncaster Hern Bay Vale Aylesbury White Hart Inn Earl of Extoll A. Fitzclarence Earl of Chesterfield

Tregear’s Flights of Humour in Beckenham Request

A letter from William Thompson dated October 16 1835 requests two dozen copies of Tregear’s Flights of Humour for 12 and notes they brighten village life. He praises the humor, mentions being known as Iron Face, and asks also for Black Jokes when affordable. addressed to Mr G S Tregear at 96 Cheapside London.

Beckenham Kent Trecear Ironface William Thompson P.S Mr. G. S. Tregear Cheapside London

Rich heiress among Brussels rumors and Irish links

A Brussels paper cites that one of the city’s wealthiest heiresses was carried off by a stranger who has lived in Brussels for months. Separate items report a Mitcham waggon accident with fatal injuries, an inquest verdict of accidental death, another inquest for Francis Randall with verdict of partial death, and a financier suicide attempt. The Lulworth yacht voyage from Ramsgate discusses piracy risks and Don Carlos’ agents in Britain amid weather and naval activity.

Brussels Measra, Ratier and Co Mitcham Clapham-sommon Plough Inn London Hospital Stirling Francis Randall Royal Clarence Sting Siospital Higgs Omas Benning Isleworth Ile Lulworth Mipgaye Paddy Dos Carlos Spain

Spain's Liberated Spirit and Mixed Reforms Described

A Spaniard writes to the Morning Chronicle praising the Spanish provinces rising for liberty, opposing tyranny rhetoric, and defending the Juntas. He argues Spain seeks lawful government, condemns misrule, and supports Mendizabal's reforms as the nation moves toward constitutional order.

Royal progress from Oxford to Windsor with Yeomanry escort

The narrative details a royal procession from Oxford with Yeomanry escort led by Lord Norreys. Charity children, Dorchester, Wallingford, and Pangbourne are named along the route. Queen and Duchess of Gloucester receive thanks and dine at Windsor after a day of travel and formal addresses.

Oxford Yeomanry Lord Norreys Newnham Dorchester Wallingford Royal Berkshire Horticultural Society Streatly Lord Howe George Inn Pangbourne Strath Geldary Duke of Wellington Strathfieldsay Blackwater Berks and Hants Duchess of

Vaughan Arrives in Portsmouth from New York

The late Envoy Sir Charles Richard Vaughan reached Portsmouth aboard the St. James from New York on Tuesday evening and proceeded with his suite to the George Hotel. Count Levradio, Portugal's Special Minister, has left for Paris and Germany to pursue the Portugal royal marriage project. Galignani reports Count Pahlen’s reception at the Tuilleries as brilliant with the King and royal household in attendance. A fatal duel near St. James's Square pits Mr. B against Count de Rayter, ending with the Count's death. Trafalgar anniversary observances included Greenwich Hospital pensioners’ dinner and a Victory voyage commemoration at Portsmouth. The Metropolitan Police Office notes increased correspondence for new recruits, with thousands of letters received and a plan to post a notice at Whitehall. Three candidates are named for the American presidency: Van Buren, Hugh L. White, and Webster, with Van Buren favored. An enormous porpoise was found near Sheerness, containing an eel in its blowhole. London’s literary move sees Lambeth forming a new library and scientific institution, while Poor Laws Amendment discussions advance in St Andrew, Holborn. A Samian note mentions Turkish rule unrest and a local accession to protest Turkish domination.

Sir Charles Richard Vaughan United States Portsmouth New York St. James George Hotel Town Count Levradio Portugal Prince of Saxe Coburg Paris Germany Galignani Pahlen Tuilleries Marshalls Allite Salon-rouge Count Pahlen St. Petersburgh No. 6 St. James's Square Mr. B Count de Rayter Kr. J. Rotter London Trafalgar Greenwich Hospital Nelson England Metropolis Scotland Yard Whitehall van Buren Hugh L. White Webster Union Jackson Garrison Point Sheerness Laupern Lambeth Feathers Tavern Waterloo Road St. Andrew George Poor Law Commissioners Btophen White Nces Samos Ake Senet Porte

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