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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 07, 1833

Page

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Affidavit Registering Clerks and Mercantile Signals

Harter Thompson of 76 Cornhill London swears as registering clerk that proprietor Mr. Thomas Perry has the support of over nine hundred signatures showing high estimation and utility of the establishment in the United Kingdom.

Rye United Kingdom England Scotland London Society OF Guardians For the Richard Clark Chamberlain T Yarebrother Crown and Anchor Thomas Perry Cornhill Barrad Birmingham Journal Birminghay Birmingham T. Perry Sam Thomas Bolton Loveday-atrest Mesars Squire, Hill, and Co Norwich Tom R. D. Squire Crose-Street St. Mary-at-Hill Perry Sheffield Mercury Ita Kent Herald Poniom Registry Office Sim Brecknell and Turner Haymarket Milroy and Son Bentley, Pawson and Co Cheapside Salt Birminghm Thomas Bartlett and Sons E. P. Doudney Liverpool Chronicle Chance Mercantile Journal Gut Hin i Register Harter Thompson Geo. B. Thompson

London Evening 1633 Damaging Cart Incident and Swindler Trial

Report of a furious cart collision on the Highgate road injuring a gentleman and horse. driver admits sober status but guilty of negligent driving. Also coverage of Swindler gang examinations at Marylebone and related court actions with numerous details and remarks on prison inquests and conduct.

William Jones Highgate Highgate Road Than John Gifford Griffiths Camden-town

Foundation stone laid for Glasgow bridge arches ceremony

The foundation stone for the seven arches bridge over the Clyde at Jamieson Street Glastow and Bridge Street Laurieston was laid with Masonic honours by Lord Provost Jas Ewing. Thousands gathered as lodges paraded to the cathedral for services, with royal and civic figures in attendance amid rain.

Clyde Jamsica-street Glastow Bridge-street Laurieston Jas. Ewing E.L.D F.R.S Lanarkshire Fraud Lodge of Scotland Bargha Barony Church Grand Knox Messrs. Lithgow Mr. Orme Macfarlan Pontin Sx Highi-street Trongate Argyll-street Jamaica Street Clyde-street Messrs Lithgow Cunningham Egypt Edinburgh Glasgow Glasgow Post-Office the Journal, Herald, Courier Chronicle Free Press Scots Times Saturday Evening Post Scottish Guardian Liberator Argus Cleland Liniverse Cornucopia James Cleland Oxford Street Portland-street Accommodation Bridge Cltyde-street Jamaica-street Buchanan-street

Coinage Totals and Gold Origins in Early U S Mint

An authorised statement reports U S mint coinage from 1793 to 1830 at 37 million dollars. In 1831 coinage totaled 3.93 million, with 714,270 in gold, 3,175,600 in silver, and 33,6034 in copper. 1832 coinage was 3.40 million, with 798,435 gold, 2,579,000 silver, and 23,620 copper. Gold origins include Americas, Africa, United States, and unspecified areas, with substantial export of North American gold. The year’s output amounts to about 1.25 million in gold, roughly one sixth of Europe and Americas’ total.

United States South America West Indies Africa Mexico North America Europe America

Brighton Antheum Dome Collapse and Rebuild Plans

A Brighton Herald report details the Antheum dome collapse after a loud cracking near seven in the evening. The toppled ribbed iron structure caused a dramatic crash, sparking fires and crowds at the scene. No lives were lost, though extensive repairs and reassembly costs, estimated over two thousand pounds for the dome alone and more for carriage and casting, are anticipated. Messrs Goldsmid Hollis and English were on site, with plans to re erect the structure.

Brighton Herald Antheum St. Peter's Rome St. Peter’s Wyatt Phillips Goldsmid Hollis English

Treen the foreman apprehended at Devonport

Treen the foreman implicated in the charge against Mr. Savory of Cornhill has been apprehended at Devonport where he was found employed by Mr Ramses a silversmith. Napier plans to send to England pay and prize money due to officers and seamen. Thiers met Talleyrand and the Duchess de Dino at Hanover Square with an elite party.

Marylebone Swixpers William Jones Anna Jones John Boon Jane Boon James Peart Jones Union-street Middlesex Hospital Brett Oxford Market Wilmore Brook-street New-road Fortescue Charles-street Whcn Queen-Square Dux Pepro Pepro’s Souprers ix Truvsie J. Warren J. Hedges Kensington Mr. White Don Pedro Devonport London Plymouth Spain Portugal House of Correction James Green William Craig Holborn Bull and Mouth Bartlemy Fair Sellon Union-Hall Sarah Lawrence P Divisigh Surrey Canal Walworth Thames Police Sucocline Greorge Henry Webber Andromache Fast Indiaman Tebacco Suuil JoKsee Taylor Andromache Gravesend Mivart’s Dover Monsieur Thiers Prince Talleyrand Duchess de Dino Hanover Square Princess Lieven Baron de Wessenburg Earl Grey Lord Auckland Mr. G . Villiers Chevalier Graefe Prussia Monsel

Parliament Members Holding Offices and Emoluments

A committee reports on Parliament members holding crown offices, pensions, or sinecures, and those under various public appointments. It lists counts and net emoluments for categories such as life offices, term offices, reversionary offices, and naval or military commissions, noting gaps in returns and estimating total figures.

Select Committee House of Peers George E House of Commons Treasury Spearman George Tr Crown Courts of Justice Ng N.b Partisent House, of Commons Athe Pleasant Andér Tech Navy Militia Yeomanry Sapmbe Army

Barnet RA Races Draw Large Crowds On New Course

Yesterday the Barnet races opened on a new course under improved conditions. A large local crowd attended the meeting, with stewards arranging prizes and accommodations. The program featured eight heats including Punctual, Constance, Dryad, and Fairy, with Punctual winning a heat and securing a later victory. A Sweepstakes of five shillings per goose and a 150l prize was run, with several longshots noted. A Tally-ho Stakes and other events followed, drawing notable entries from local owners and subscribers. A separate notice reports a seizure related to an Assassan tax case, affecting goods seized from a poor man awaiting sale.

London M*lean M‘lean M'Lean Parchaiery Day Coster Guildhall William Haydon Alderman Brown Messrs. Praed Flower Davis Broad-street St. Giles’s Messrs. Praed’s Bavkers W. Parker Cork Smith Hill Willim John Autlin Marlborough Street William Hatstine Camden Town Barnet RA Socrat Jana Messrs Sheppard Stokes White Gre Sefford Coleman Dryad Clark Constance Bacon Fleming Landrail Sui Measer Zarins R. Tilbury Pierce Chatham Spore Iain Ve Obin Hall Westley Colemae Mikes

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