07 Sep 1835
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 07, 1835
Page
1
A fragmented notice invites active persons to commence business with LBT. It mentions a new Pickles and Sauce Line with a stable cart and chaise, aiming for significant improvements. Offers four to five hundred pounds for first leases. Applications and terms to C.N No. 4, Mr addon street, Bond.
The Lords discussed the Municipal Corporation Bill with Denman at the woolsack and Melbourne signaling opposition to Commons amendments. Melbourne warned resistance could provoke delays as the bill moves back to the Commons, and the session adjourned with a thin ministerial side and a strong Tory attendance.
The proceedings list motions by Wakley and others including proposals to abolish Stamp Duties on newspapers. Wakley calls for a resolution toward partial or total abolition. Other items include repeal bills from 1 Geo. I and Stourges Bourne’s act, and Connell proposes a Select Committee to examine representation and rights in Parliament.
The Commons reject and propose amendments to Lords amendments on toll exemptions corporate reform and council elections. They argue for continued abolish ion of self election and for compensation for town clerks and warded councils, denying parish patronage for dissenters and resisting mixed magistracy. They defend a consolidated reform while citing opinions on schedules and bourough inclusions.
A Tory officer misread Reform Act clauses denying entry of over 500 occupiers above 101 pounds yearly into the voter list. A meeting sparked by Reformers drew crowding Tory officials and chants as church doors failed to comply with legal posting requirements. The borough is effectively disfranchised until proper lists are displayed.
A Vestry meeting on Saturday discusses alterations to the Municipal Corporational Reform Bill as Lords vs Commons dynamics spark protest. Sir Samuel Whalley argues for firmness against Peers while critics decry concessions, predicting a collision between Houses and urging resistance to further compromise.
A father is brought to the Marylebone Office on a Saturday evening after a fatal domestic incident. Magistrate Mr Gray or Gregorio commits him to prison until Tuesday for a fuller hearing. The prisoner may be accompanied by his brother, who resides in Dorking, and wishes to stay with him. The prisoner is conveyed to the New Prison. Also notes on a steam table model at the Adelaide Gallery and an ancient book from Metz dated 1547 in the royal library at Paris.
A historical note describes observational details of a comet with right ascension measurements and north declination from two separate times, signed by C Thomison assistant astronomer. The York Musical Festival item includes letters to the Lord Mayor of York from Whitehall, with King and Queen declining attendance, dated August 29, and correspondence forwarded by Lord Dundas and J Rosset.
From Lloyds List Friday. Providence Duke Swansea to Chichester put in with damage after collision with Felix Ebler from Lisbon to Stockholm off the Lizard. Bee from Liverpool to Miramichi drifted onto rocks at Derbyhaven. three crew drowned in Sylph from Roath wrecked near Christiansted. Pomona from Orkney and Brisk from Lerwick wrecked near South Pier. Broke from Central America arrived at Nassau leeward after sinking rock. Aurore lost on Middle Sand. Edward Colston from Mauritius to Bristol reported leaky and presumed to Cape of Good Hope, not heard since.
A London Journal article argues poisons should not be sold in any quantity to non professionals, citing the Bishop and Williams murder case. It urges penalties and separation of poisons from ordinary medicines, warning of oxalic acid and other toxins used in crimes, and praises Warburton’s medical reforms and Magna Charta principle.
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