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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 09, 1834

Page

8

Lord Brougham and His Inverness Speech Critique

A Times report reviews Lord Broughams Inverness burgess speech praising or criticizing his pace in reform. It contrasts slow and fast plans, questions his consistency, and questions his judgment on measures from abolition to Chancery reform, ending with a sharp dismissal of his cited opinions.

Lord Brougham Times Inverness Reform Ministry Reformed Parliament Miust China Court of Chancery Burgesses

Masters and Journeymen Builders seek arbitration for relief

The Morning News column urges reconciliation between Masters and Journeymen Builders in the metropolis. It argues that mutual prudence and a trio of moderators, with three arbitrators, could end the costly labor dispute and prevent further economic harm to workers and employers alike. Old Bailey and Old Court report several trial outcomes including Not Guilty and Guilty verdicts for assaults, forged documents, theft, and larceny with details of witnesses and injuries.

Commonwealth

Insolvent Debtor Case in Naval Purser's Court

Law intelligence notes in Insolvent Debtors Court before the Chief Commissioner. Joseph Dean, a Navy purser, opposed by creditors, alleged to have disposed of property, with wife involved. case adjourned for wife’s account. Other insolvencies include Thomas Vessac, who concealed property and was sentenced to twelve months, and a separate matter involving a Kent-road beer-shop keeper.

Joseph Dean Messrs Cooke Nichols Portsmouth London Coul Mr. C Ward Evans Thomas Vessac Kent-road Deptford Smith

New Court: Manslaughter verdict for cab accident in Oxford Street

James King and Henry Lear faced trial for manslaughter after a cab struck Francis Furser in Oxford Street on July 17. The jury found King guilty with mercy and Lear guilty with a heavy sentence. Several others were noted for related thefts or acquittals as the Recorder condemned dangerous driving.

New Court London James King Francis Furser William Biggs Oxford-street Hond-street No. 4 Highory-place Islington Bond-street John Elwin Middlesex Hospital John Cismer Thomas Hughes High Holborn Joseph Teele Barnsburs-park Geo. Newton Browne Austin-friars City of London J. R. Seele Geo Busk Greenwich Frederick Halse Marylebone-lane G Wood Homerton Lear House of Correction Henry Lear Edward Fry Joseph Ward John Davis William Shepherd John Hammond Cornelius Connor Thomas Boyd James Page Edward Harley George Taylor Frederick John Shepherd Peter Bradley Henry Madden Charlotte Brooks George Ridley Eliza King Elizabeth Forsyth John Bedford William Westwood

Police intelligence at Mansion House clashes over thefts and unions

A string of court actions unfolds from Yarmouth racetrack goods thefts to assaults tied to trades unions. James Reynolds faces the Lord Mayor over stolen goods shipped to London via a trader. A Jew Moses Mendez sues a young woman Elizabeth Smith for necklace theft. Mary Ann Holmes and William Wotten appear for drunkenness in Marylebone and Piccadilly. An Irish Union dispute leads to intimidation charges against Isaac Edwards. A snuff-box theft in Drury Lane ends with trial, while other cases involve a caulker’s wife jealousy and a Castle Tavern affair.

OLD Court Robert Cumming John Groves Queen Street Pimlico Anife Timothy M*carthy Ellen M‘carthy Thames Police Mary Collins Carthy M‘carthy Justice Williams William James London MrCarthy Mansion House James Reynolds Yarmouth J. Field Lofts West Quay Bow Newgate House of Correction Moses Mendez Elizabeth Smith Moses Mendez Mendez Mendes Fendez Justice-Room Marlborough Street Mary Ann Holmes Marylebone Street Mr. Chambers Harriet Hopkins Holmes William Wotten Piccadilly Wilks Jdn Dowall C Division Harding St. George’s Hanover-square James Prior Parkstreet Grosvenor-square Isaac Edwards Trades Friar-street Blackfriars-road Messrs Bennet Westminster Bridge Lambeth Mr. Shuter Trades’ Union Yates L Division Henry Chandler Hunt Shater Mr. Shater Westminster Road White Bennett Shuter Messrs. Bennett Pis Shuter Edward Ie Ian Bennett and Hunt Biagialieien Burrell Bow-Street John Dicks Rebecca Roe Mary Ledder Russell-court Drury-lane William Clarke Union Hal Mary Maloney Emily Henderson Rotherhithe Rotherhithe Wall Traill Miss Henderson Wm. Dove Broughton Engley Castle Tavern City-road W. Curtis Betsey William Mr. Engley Jones Brandley Isaac Ray Megara Walmsley and Co Shoreditch Messrs. Walmsley Ransom

Matrimonial Misery and Glass Breaker at Thames Office

A Thames Office case recounts a violent head blow and a broken window in a dispute, with magistrates discharging the accused while noting no malice. Separate testimony details Charles Anderson’s alleged brutal treatment of his wife Maria, including beatings, seizure of earnings, and gin-fuelled outbursts, prompting magistrate admonition and bail to keep the peace.

Broughton Ransom G . Moe Mr. Walmsley Thames Charles Anderson Maria Anderson Broderip Defendant Braderip

Surrender notices from the Court of Bankruptcy listings

From the Gazette of this evening Henry William Rich a joiners halls buildings wine merchant to surrender Sept 22 at one and Oct 21 at eleven at the Court of Bankruptcy with various attorneys and official assignees named for multiple debtors including bakers merchants cheese mongers and inns across London and regional towns with dates Sept 16 17 18 19 23 and Oct 21 for a series of bankruptcy cases and hearings.

Henry William Rich Court’ of Bankruptcy Bennett Rogtté-ya Bush-lane Cannon-streat Lackington Basin Hall-Street James Watson Milton-terrace Southwark-bridge Baker Court of Bankruptcy Rogers Manchester-buildings Whitmore Basinghall-street Edward Law Lower Thames-Street Stoke-Newington-road West Hackney Messrs. Walton and Dempater Warnford-court Cannan Lothdre James Gallaway Bronti-place Walworth Parker St.Prul’s White Lion Inn Bath King and Whitaker Gray’s Inn London William House Bridgwater Bristol Hare and Little Bridges Town Hall Sheffield Walter Symond’s . Ian Turner Shefield James Ewer Cutten Chichester Swan Ins Lowton Great St. James-street Bedford-row Price, and Co Robert Teonson Liverpool Clarendon-rooms Dean Palsgrave-place Emple-Bar Mecare Raye Andrale Liverpools Jonathan Tanner Reading George Inn Compigne Reading George Rowland Plymou Devonshire Innkety Commercial Inn Plymouth John Nicholas Bennett George-street John Curgenven Buckwellerect Henry Wm.Sole Aldermanbury Ndon William Watton Great Baxby Cumberland

Horrible murder in Pentonville reported by True Sun

Early this morning a German perpetrated a brutal crime at 17 Upper Southampton Street. The husband was found head nearly severed, a six year old boy and a younger child were slain, a mother and infant lay dead in another room. Neighbours note the family had recently moved in. Printed by William Myers for the True Sun Office in Strand.

Enn Upper Southampton-street Pentonville

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