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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 29, 1834

Page

1

Steam Navigation and Books Advertisements of 1830s Dublin

An OCR filled page lists steam packet routes from Dublin to Plymouth and Ramsgate with weekly departures and offices in London and Ramsgate. It includes notices for the General Steam Navigation Company, vessel schedules to Ostend Dieppe and Margate, and agent details. A large block advertises Cringle's Log second edition, and a raft of literary notices and early 19th century publications with prices and auction dates.

EAM Dublin Bel Plymouth Palmouth Iayob William Mouth Fawcest G. Brooks Cratched-friars Regent Circus BAM Navigation Company General General Steam Navigation Company Ostend RRS Ae Salugne Brighton Dieppe Ramsgate Margate Rotterdam Antwerp Messrs Haymarket Colman Charing-cross W. Chaplin Regent-circus Piccadilly Lombard-street Charles Bessell London Boand

Appointment and insolvency notices in the Gazette of 1834

The Gazette records the Queen appointing William Ashley as Treasurer and Vice-Chamberlain and Reverend John Ryle Wood as Chaplain among other royal commissions. It lists insolvency declarations and bankrupts across England with dates for surrender and court appearances, followed by dividend announcements and partnerships dissolved. It also includes an agricultural report summary for 1833 with population, sowing, grain stores, and rouble exchange data.

Liverpool Dharry Ta &D.tota Furei BM Ieee Benee Beas Eng Bond India Reese Peawrenees Petersburg Pacers Itto Atzig Queen’s House St. James's William Ashley John Ryle Wood Thomas Henry Holberton John Cook Dartford Kent Martha Elizabeth Buroard Bideford Devonshire Horatio Jones Poultry Chinaman Robert Gatenby High-street Shadwell Grocer Templer and Shearman Great Tower-street Abbott Richard Bailey Wotton-under-Edge Gloucestershire Old Bellion Dursley van Landau Old Jewry London Dyer Wotton-under- Edge John Watson Smith North Shields Newcastle-upon-Tyne Dunn and Dobie Gray's-Inn Wilson Daniel Harris Strand Hosier Court of Bankruptcy Garrard Suffolk-street Pall-mall East Green King’s Arms Yard Jonathan Shaw Great Driffield Yorkshire Talbot Fon Halifax Jaques, Battye Edwards Barnard’s Inn Mitchell Frederick Charles Crane Upper Bedford-place Russell-square Chesewright Birchin-lane Gibson Basinghall-street Joshua Sarfata de Pinna Bucklersbury Feather and Leghorne Gates Limestreet King's Arms-yard Coleman-street Thomas Meredith Jones Birmingham Dee’s Royal Hotel Harrison Messrs Norton Chaplin Gray's Sunsquare Thomas Prosser Coleshill Warwickshire Draper Nev Hen and Chickens Chilton Chancery-lane Benson and Suckling Irmingham John Berks Peak Market-Drayton Shropshire Newcastle-under-Lyme King’s Benchwalk Temple Hyatt and Harvey Robert Skinner Exmouth Half-moon Inn Exeter D. B. Hole Acrelane Brixton Victualler S.c. Jamea Digbeth Pork Butcher Asion Inn R. and J.mansfield Thirsk Millers Golden Fierce H. Perkins Reading Berks Black Horse Inn T. Waller Hightown Birstal Session House Wakefield A.W. Collard Walton-Breck Atone Clarendon Rooms South Johnstreet W. Durrant Lindfield Sussex A. Vaudrey Manchester J. Bach Aintree W. Carp W. R. Williams East Retford Nottingham C. Winn R. Tronson J. J T. Hallam W. Hopkins Frome Selwood Somerset Hirst and Skilbeck Huddersfield H. Barnes Faversham Davies and Co Bristol Brade and Co Pernambuco Macquire and Mobbs Oxford Pickardton and Co Burr Joliffe and Routh Austin Friars Beckett and Co Williams and Thompson Regent-street Fastman and Wrangham Macfarlane and Byers Glasgow Madrid Lord Palmerston Paris Amsterdam Antwerp Berlin Cortes Honourable Chamber OF Procuradores Spain Chamber of Procuradores Chamber London Stock Exchange Count Torreno Joans Goebhard Joan Cortea Portugal Torreno

The late gales wreck ships and threaten lives

Disastrous weather reports from the coast recount the loss and damage from recent gales. The Eagle, a Peterhead and London Shipping Co. smack, ran ashore south of Bridlington after a violent voyage from London, with cargo mostly saved, while another unnamed Scotch vessel and crews were lost. Captain Steward reports cargo salvage possible. more wrecks feared as storms persist. The London, Banff, and Dundee vessels are in the Bay, with numerous ships mast and gear lost, and further bad news anticipated.

C. R. Colman Downe's Wharf James Stephenson Lloyd’s Brindlington Peterhead London New Shipping Company Eagle J. Steward London Bripiincton Quay Steward Colman Bridlington Andrew Mearns Montrose and London Shipping Company Smack Eagle Dundee

Baron de Noval Dies Near Barnes Green Surrey

Sunday afternoon around three o'clock the Baron and Baroness de Noval were near their villa at Barnes Green when the Baron suddenly collapsed and died. Medical aid failed to save him. Reports praise his benevolence and loss to all. Later, Mr. Poynor hosted 60 labourers at his Winchcomb cottage with toasts, and on Monday gave a large meal to 280 poor and families, followed by a lively ball and songs. He also organized a dinner for Codrington supporters at Cooper's Hall.

RK. L C. B. Courtenay M.D Great Marlborough-street Regent-street Oawhyn Catherineereet Strand Upper King-street Bloomsbury W. Marsh Oxford-street Chaple Pall-nall Hayes M‘phun Trongate Glasgow Messrs. Sutherland Calton-street Edinburgh J. Chappel Royal Exchange Courtenay European Magazine Eday Sy Philis Weasel Mich Dery Inspector and Literary Review de Noval Barnes Green Surrey John Palin Poynor Codrington Greenall Cooper’s Hall Cheltenham Chronicle

Reformers of the north invite Lord Durham to Belfast dinner

The Reformers in northern Ireland plan a public dinner for Lord Durham in Belfast. The Belfast requisition drew about 200 signatures in hours, signaling strong local engagement.

North of Ireland Lord Durham Belfast Martin Animals’ Friend Society Gravesend Pass John Flower Thomas Lunt George Baird Nicholas Norman Smithfield Holbornhill Fetter Lane Fetter-lane Fleet-street Smithfield Market

Watermen's Company faces scrutiny over bye laws and abuses

The Watermen's Company, led by prime warden and court of assistants, faced inquiries about its charter, bye laws, and alleged abuses. Questions centered on apprenticeship rules, double standards for freedom, and disputes with steam boats, with fines and legal actions noted as part of longstanding tensions.

Drinkwater Watermens’ Company Court of Assistants Banyon Watermens” Company William the Third Westminster Bridge Vauxhall Bridge Beache Layton Brentford Woodthorpe Henry Thomas Watermen of Watermen’s Company Dawson Watermen’s Hall Beadle Bunyon Awson London Bridge Dawes Lambeth-street Turnley John Calcomb Watermen Colcomb Todd Cranes Wharf Thames-street King’s Bench Clockmakers’ Company Commissioner Jardine Church of England

London Clock Makers and allied trades in guilds

Report to the House of Commons details conduct, fines, and governance of City of London trades. It covers the Clock Makers Company, Carmens, Founders, Joiners, and other guilds, with notes on membership, livery, licences, courts, fines, patrimony, and charity, plus proposed inquiry dates and a Paris news item on Mlle Bourgoin and Countess of Bridgewater.

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