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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 26, 1835

Page

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Oyster prices halt at 4s per barrel in Cornhill

Myers in St Peter valley Cornhill advertises best live oysters full sized barrels at four shillings per barrel and native oysters. The notice mentions Silver Candlesticks and various plate items offered by T Gox Savory working goldsmith silversmith at 47 Cornhill London, with items like plates and other silverware promoted.

T. Gox Savory's Cornhill Londons Mncedae Cssoay Belhad Eresin

Shipping News And Local Crises From Cork To Barbados

Fragments report ships on shore and damaged cargoes near Barba doe s with vessels like the Ben Marshall the Havana Packet and the Valiant struck by gales. Alerts note a Corsican hurricane wrecking the Spitfire crew safety and subsequent coastal inquests and public notices detailing arrests and public discipline.

Radicalism Triumphs in Registration Debates Across England

The Weekly True Sun notes favorable registration decisions for radicalism and mocks Tory figures. It ridicules Sir William Fetherstone as retreating to a Devonshire parlor while OConnell leads with the people. Spain is labeled radical, Americans press claims on France, and a Bayonne interview between Eguia and Cordova is praised as a potential path to ending Spain’s bloodshed.

W. FoHetob Tocords Devonshire Bogotta England O'Connell O'Conner O’gonnell W. Fetterr Spain Dace Louis Philippe George the Third Bayonne Laraga Eguia Genera Cordova Biscayans Madrid M. Mendizabal British Legion Menpizagan

Reform of police cited as costly failure and incompetence

The piece denounces the police as ineffective and corrupt, condemning the high cost and frequent replacements since February. It accuses the two authorities of mismanagement at Scotland Yard, claims nearly 900 new officers have been hired in nine months, and notes dissatisfaction over two promotions amid alleged mistification and eroding public trust.

Syrious Quarre Michael’s Lane William] Magennia John Wood Richmondospital Maennis David Macarthy Cabra Dorset-street Blaquiere-bridge Cork King’s Head Middlesex-street Somerstown George Adams Davies Faust Hasien Faust Strasburgh Annie Fust Mentz Emler Augaburgh Beausobre Guardses Melernus Raed Pel Dole Cologne Antwerp Louvain Pelles Rome Bessuet Andréw Orthodox Journal Sussex East Sussex Noaro x Norringuam Devox Tavistock Kent Staffordshire Derarsnies Noeta West Alpine Sheffield Warblington Hayling Havant Farlington Liberal Party Im. Brecon Hgrtroup Bramincuam Jarrylebong Paddington St. Pancras Marylebone Areyam Windsor Youn City Tories Sunpsa Reformers Banacor Carnarvansgies Madh Ag LopLow Reform Party Waxereco Leeps Hattrax Warray Lauseryn Lym Reois PortTsmourn Bath Carliste Dean Carlisle Toraris Anonpet Exeren Rucevey Jeppurer Scotland-yard B.I. B Rao Edw. L Mac Ao Tospector Mal—a Hickman

Remarks on the Vice-Chancellor's Tottenham Court Judgment

Letter to the editor criticizing the Vice-Chancellor's ruling in the Tottenham Court and Tabernacle Chapels case. The writer argues Campbell remained minister, questions doctrinal consistency, and attacks the judgment's view on ministerial appointment versus congregational approval, warning of doctrinal conflicts and opposing interpretations.

Tottenham Court Tabernacle Chapels John Campbell Patriot Tottenhamcourt Campbell Church of England Episcopal Church Whitefield

Moore and Blessington Admire Moore at Evening Gathering

From Willies Penciflings by the Way Moore’s genius and charm enthrall Lady Blessington and guests as they praise his singing and poetry. Monte praises Grisi, compares operatic stars, and Moore’s recitative style moves all to tears. A final toast to Tom Moore ends the intimate salon.

Willie Lady Blessington Moore Monte Grisi Tom Moore

Catholic Chapel Opens at Weobley Herefordshire

The Catholic Church opened a new chapel at Weobley Herefordshire on Thursday the 15th with Rev Richard Boyle delivering a sermon from Matt 21 13 to a sizeable audience many Protestants traveled distances to witness the ceremony led by Rev Leso and Cal i, marking the first Catholic chapel in the county since the Reformation, asserne's Orthodox.

Weobley Herefordshire Richard Boyle Leso Cal Asérne

Tyranny exposed in Mile End omnibus case at Guildhall

Henry Brown reports a row over an omnibus obstruction charge led by Alderman Copeland the Lord Mayor Elect. The conductor and driver were fined forty shillings and costs after witnesses defended them while Brown and another testified for the defendants. He calls Copeland’s charge false and vows to produce further witnesses.

John Eamer Nia Ladgatehill Alderman Copeland Copeland Mile End Henry Brown P.S Guildhall

The Wool Trade and Local Stealing Rampant in October News

Market reports from Leeds, Halifax and surrounding towns show steady to brisk wool trade with heavy goods selling freely at slight price advances while finer qualities hold steady. Weathered by demand, yarn supplies remain tight and prices hesitate. Concurrently horse theft rings target county stables, with several stolen mounts recovered or abandoned near waterside routes toward ports, implicating unscrupulous dealers and transport links.

Leeds Halifax Rccupace Leeds Mercury Angel Inn Oxford Queen's Hotel Standard Spain Ramsey East Hanningfield Aliamévek Baslow Collett Blackmore Barlow Imei Gree Merino Colchester

Violent hurricane devastates Barbadoes causing wide damage

Reports from Barbadoes detail a five hour hurricane that damaged the pier, barracks, sugar works, and numerous buildings. Aimed at the town, no lives were lost except one, with ships at sea and in the careenage sustaining extensive damage and several vessels reported wrecked or driven off course.

Barbadoes Stevgionaly Royal Artillery Barracks Gun Hill Inhallanta Demerara Lloyd's E.N.E E.S.E Lord Lyon Montagu Manchester Ariel Firefly Mary Nancy Placid Hebe London Planet Halifax Sharp Ballahoo Charleston Aloops Humming Bird Gold Hatter Cassandra Kate Flying Fish Lao Eliza Masson Sarah Caroline Ark Richard Haynes His Majesty Spitfire Mary Sharp Wessel Lhe Ward Mail Montagne Lord Lyon Mail Spithre Grenada Thomas Parker St. Andrew's New Brunswick Speight St. Lucia St. Vincent's Martinique Gold Hunter Friends

General court martial seeks six to eight days verdict

A general court martial convened in the infantry barracks on Feestiay to try an officer amid multiple personnel and allegations. The presiding judge general is Honorable Stewart with a panel of six field officers, eight captains, and a deputy judge advocate. decision anticipated in six to eight days.

Gre Stewart Glasgow Chronicle Jericho Desert Lamartine la Trappe Y .Anste M. L Abbe de Rancé Ashe Arri Ince Peter Eah Aly

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