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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 01, 1834

Page

2

Dramatic Intelligence on Covent Garden and Manfred plans

News from the London stage notes Buonsill on the Continent en route to England after arranging new productions. Bartley arrives in London as Covent Garden manager while Planche's Grand Opera and Mrs Wood are linked to a potential run rivaling Gustavus. Lord Byron adaptations eyed for Drury Lane with Macready, Cooper, Vandentoff, and Reynolds credited with the Manfred project. Kemble may perform briefly at King’s Theatre under Lord Chamberlain license amid licensing questions.

Buonslill England Bartley Coventarden London Germany Planche Covent Garden Macready Cooper Vandentoff Reynolds Vandenhoff Manfred Werner Lord Byron Charles Kemble Mr. Bunn C. Kemble The Rhine King’s Theatre

Unstampings in Sheffield King A Bready case

Thomas Patrick Bready, convicted in three penalties for veading unstamped Newspapers, faced magistrates in Sheffield who ordered three months in county prison after debates on morality and revenue impact. His solicitor argued papers were not immoral and sold to support a family. Bready refused to promise cessation, maintaining his stance and respect among workers.

A. Bready Thomas Patrick Bready Ir. Ragshaw London Bready Bagehaw J. Palfreyman Police Gazette Palfreyman Leeds Wake the Crown Bagshaw Bagshaty Montgomery Parker Mr. Bready Mr. Barker

Tea Duties and Fraud Objections in The Courier Debate

A letter questions fixed tea duties as a curb on fraud, arguing the Courier favors government measures that raise costs for importers. It notes Bohea at 1s 6d and Congou at 2s 2d, with Marjoribanks facing higher duties and potential bribes to pass Congou as Bohea, challenging public interest over dealer fraud.

Courier West Indies Bokea Congou Marjoribanks Bohea

Foreign Intelligence French Papers Describe Spain Crisis

The Moniteur reports no war news yet while stocks fall one percent amid Spain intervention talk. Ambassadors press King on action, Austrian demand for Ancona evacuation, and UK ministry changes rumored. Bayonne houses sell Rentes on Madrid upheaval. proclamations from Elisondo and Don Carlos prompt debate on Cortes and liberties. Carlist battles near Liquiétio and cholera shifts plus fires at Aranzazu feature in dated dispatches from Bayonne and Bordeaux outlets.

Moniteur Gvernment Spain France Ancona England Bayonne Madrid Biscay Gazette de France Junta of Elisondo Charles V National Don Carlos Reyneto Cadiz Carlos Charles X Galignani Liquiétio Rodil el Pastor Sentinelle Des Pyrenees Bordeaux Granada Siguenziall Liquiello Jaen Pampeluna Bilbon Valle St. Sebastian Segura M. Lardigabel Valdespina Lavalle Yturizi Egbar Tolosa Aranzazu

Mysterious death of a female in King Street Drury Lane

Reports a woman named Maria Anne Webber found dead in a locked parlour at No 7 King Street Drury Lane. Police describe a two day old death with bruising and poverty in the room. a parochial inquiry will hold an inquest. The male dog guarding the room was killed after an attempted entry. Webber’s brother, a wine merchant, had supplied £40 yearly.

Drury Lane Bowles King-street Drurylane Cole Miss Webber Burgess Alexander Webber Lata York-street Covent-garden Cole the Beadle

Mysterious Assassination Links and Robbery Case In Bath

Reports from Stockport and Bristol detail a chilling murder plot and the repair of a robber who claimed to be robbed of 31 shillings and a watch in Bath. A suspect linked to Withycombe and a break in near Bristol faces renewed pursuit as investigators pursue a broader exposure of related sangfroid crimes.

Murper Asmon Garside Stockport Manchester Rosser Ropsep Tucker Bath Withycombe Ducster Bristol Bristol Mercury

Portraits of Whig and Tory by Hazuitt in autumn light

The article discusses two portraits labeled A Tory and A Whig, painted over a decade and a half ago by Hazlitt. It extols Hazlitt’s fidelity and biting satire, defining the Tory as driven by self interest and power while a Whig is portrayed as a cautious, self-serving “trimmer” trapped between factions.

Hazuitt St. Peter Rome Sancho Camacho Don Quixote Epicurt de Grege Porcus Duke of York Children of Light Baal England France House of Commons Holland House Erskine Jord Quarterly Edinburgh Reviews Lord Brougham Morning Chronicle Moat

The Tenacious Voter Seeks All Sufrages Yet Secures None

A fragmented description portrays a politician driven to secure every vote while alienating allies and opponents alike. The anxious figure clings to friendships yet avoids strong arguments, fearing offense and exposing opponents to their alleged errors.

Flutonicon flute periodical praised for affordable airs

The Flutonicon Nos. 1 to 9, issued monthly by Sherwood and Co., offers widely loved flute airs including Gustavus, Don Juan, La Dame Blanche, and Anna Bolena, with about forty other pieces. Editors promise quality printing and common accessibility, appealing to both humble and aristocratic amateurs.

Egypt Rubini Vivita Grisi Berbiguier Spectator Court Journal Literary Gazette True Sun Sherwood and Co Paternosterrow Morning Herald Flutonicon Mesapuerarond and Co Paternoster Row Gustavus Anna Bolena Baternoster-row Gerock Cornhill Bates Ludgate-hill Duff Oxford-street Longman Cheapside Kennedy Simpson Regent Street Aldridge Card Regent-street Garrett King Atreet Whitehall

Silence on French front as war news stalls Paris papers

The Crue Sun notes Friday and Saturday Paris papers carry no official war news while telegraph weather favors reporting. It suggests French intrigue behind a government silence near the frontier and disputes a Carlist claim of a Franco-Queen force gain. Investors faced a panic rumor in the Stock Exchange.

Paris Journal de Paris Zumanacarke Guy Stock Exchange

Rumors of Spain Intervention Roil European Markets

The cabinet at the Tuilleries reportedly determined to intervene in Spain with an allied policy led by France and backed by Britain. Rumors of a northern powers protest and possible insurrection in Madrid circulate, while French diplomacy claims to act in pursuit of national and allied interests. The East also heats up as the Sultan risks war, assembling a large army in Asia.

Spain Tuilleries Stock Exchange The Nations Paris Belgium Prussia Portugal Arma Madrid East Asia

Eastern European intrigues and Prussia envoy plans

The piece discusses potential outcomes of a grand Russian scheme and the possible collapse of European peace if a daring act unfolds against Constantinople. It notes King of Prussia may visit East Prussia, with a Russian steamboat arranged for the journey, and reports from Vienna about Tsarist reinforcements and retaliation rumors. It also analyzes press stamp duties and the Manchester church rates debate, arguing for or against wider press power and noting poll results.

Iprayimt Pacua Constantinople Europe Napoleon

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