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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 04, 1837

Page

1

Gardener's Gazette Proclaimed as Broad Horticultural Advocate

A vintage notice promotes the Gardener's Gazette as a key weekly, arguing gardeners are all ranks from laborer to duke and urging nobles, gardeners, nurserymen, and horticultural societies to subscribe. It lauds editor honesty, defends against pestilent politics, and outlines subscriber duties, prices, and delivery nationwide.

Gardeners’ Gazette Wefkly Journal of Science Duke of Devonshire Duke of Wellington Hudson San Gardenier Galaette Idiot and Breakfast Table Companion Gardener's Gazette Horticultural Society Horticultural Societies America London Strand Scase

Indictment Removed In High Court Trial Admitted

Lord Janus Beresford evaded trial for misdemeanor as the indictment was moved to the Court of Queen's Bench for sittings after the next term. In a separate case, Henry James Fitzpatrick faced assault charges after a dispute with Samuel Redding at Fitzpatrick's chambers. Redding testified against gambling house proprietors. The jury found not guilty.

Francis Const Janus Beresford Haymarket Court of Queen's Bench Gamaiina Hoos Henry James Fitzpatrick Clement’s Inn Gamilog House Clerkenwell Samuel Redding Redding Fitzpatrick

Donkey Interlude as Greenwich Petty Sessions Proceed

John Thomas stood charged with stealing two donkeys described as Miss June and Fanny. Magistrates watched the animals identify themselves, while witnesses laughed as Mrs. Marsh claimed ownership of Jane the donkey. Thomas admitted the acts but pleaded poverty and was committed for trial on both donkey theft charges.

John Thomas Jane Miss June Marsh Digilarelane Streatham Perring Lewisham Bridge Martin Sydenham Fanny East Clapham Anuther Puckeridge Sag-street Blackheath-biil

Kensington Petty Sessions Conviction Over Pawnbroker Sign

At Kensington Petty Sessions James Aldous pawnbroker of Ringstreet Hammersmith faced a charge under the Pawnbrokers Act for operating without proper name and for displaying the job title on shop doors. The informer stated the sign was painted over the premises and the court noted the heavy penalty and lack of mitigation. Aldous argued the law required full pawnbroking action before judgment. witnesses cited side doors and front signage as sufficient. The magistrates recorded a £10 penalty.

Middlesex Hospital John Henshaw Garraway Chance Alley Cornhill Union Street Union-mews Foley-place Marylebone Metropolita Holborn Garraway‘s Auctionver Bouverie Street Fleet Street James Aldous Ringstreet Hammersmith Byrne Sweet Barlow Loan Office Berwick-street Soho Aildous Aldous Dench

Jews forced to attend church service at prison

In London a Jewish prisoner in the Compter faced compelled attendance at Anglican worship. The Lord Mayor questioned the practice's fairness, noting it contradicts liberal city spirit. Prison officials defended it, while Catholic and Irish inmates objected to uniform worship. The case sparked debate on religious coercion within state detention.

Courcy Giltspurpuret Boddington Ip Aowner Geolile Church of England London Gooch Compter Catholica

Bad half crown offence and theft at Bow Street

A man was charged with uttering a bad half crown after a shopkeeper exposed the coin. Martha Jones teased Mint Inspector Field in the room, claiming she could spot bad money. The case collapsed when the bad coin could not be produced. Mary and Catherine Lully and James Walsh with Eliza were charged with theft and aiding in the felony at 27 Carsitore Street Chancery Lane. evidence linked items to the defendants, they were remanded.

James Elizabeth Abbott Powell Leatherlane Ragnar Archer Baylis Laing Prosecntus Leary Abe Field Martha Jones Spooney Ford Mr. Field Mr. Hobler Bow-Street Mary Catherine Lully Mr. Johnson James Walsh Eliza Johnson Mary Lally Keay

Fashionably-dressed men charged after Cranbourne Alley assault

Augustus Oner and Edwin James, initially refusing to reveal identity, face assault charges after disturbing Cranbourne alley shopkeeper Mr Loch. The pair clashed with police, paid 40s each to avoid heavier punishment, and left the court calling a friend by Welch name.

Augustus Oner Dyer James Chambers Oner Jame Welch

Children Aided Housebreak Loot at Bethnal Green

Lydia Pryor and James Daniels were jailed for two and one months respectively after a theft from Mrs. Bloxam’s property, aided by two younger siblings. The elder urged the act and pawned the items for 2s 6d, with a shopman confirming pawn in Bethnal Green Road. Police faced rough handling at Mr Pigé’s shop. pawnbrokers warned of penalties for handling young thieves.

Kuz Denigis Bloxam Pigé Bethnal-green-road Teekle Lydia Bron Bton Lydia Pryor House

Beggar Tes British Soldier In Distress Appears Before Alderman

John Williamson presented a gratuity ticket and claimed service in the British Auxiliary Lesson and Westminster Grenadiers after leaving Portsmouth. He had travelled to London with little food, was shoeless and hungry, and asked for alms in Borough Market before being taken into custody. He received his gratuity certificate back with silver from the magistrate.

Town Hall John Williamson Alderman Winchester Westminster Grenadiers Swifticare Portsmouth London Sheffield Winchester

Weymouth Races The Mountains Harriers Stakes

The meeting features heats for a mile and a half races with added money, including Mr. Harding's Cock Robin and Mayflower entries, a two mile Her Majesty's Plate, and the Handicap Stakes for beaten horses won by Linsey Woolsey ridden by Linsey Woolsey.

Weymouth Mountains Harriers Mr. Harding Cock Robin G. Hopkins Galpine Judy Sailor Syra C. Finch Mayflower Sibson Hon S. Herbert Mr. Hopkins Linsey Woolsey

Facts Surabs and Small Tale Across Marl Borough

An itemized scroll of assorted notes and rumors from a crowded page. Mentions building work at Marlborough House for the Queen Dowager, budget hints for Adelaide, a Bristol court action over seduction, Tory petition strategies, Sir Francis Burdett's influence, and a host of brief notices on officials, dance, elections, and finance. Includes death of Sir Coutts Trotter and a New Romney livestock fair with prices. Also notes Prince Alexander of Wirtemberg’s proposed marriage and future income.

Marlborough House Pall Mall Globe Adelaide Sir Coutts Trotter Bart Grosvenor Square Coutts Sir Coutts Strand New Romney Green Eltham Alexander of Wirtemberg Marie Paris Lonia Philippe Saxe-Coburg

The Curse and Merit of Work in Society

Excerpted from Miss Startixeau’s America, the passage argues that true knowledge comes only through active work with one’s own brain and hands, challenging idleness as a moral failing. It contrasts rulers and slaves, noting both suffer from too little freedom or too much unchosen toil, and asserts value in purposeful labor.

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