09 Sep 1836
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 09, 1836
Page
1
Civil notices recount a September meeting where directors abstained from comment, claim to have proven loyalty, and invite a general Proprietors’ meeting near 35 Ate church lane London street. Public notices solicit canvass returns and materials for preservation amid warnings about canvass quality and packaging.
A long letter and notes from multiple individuals praise a so called Rheumatic Hand band sold by Coles and others. The writers claim dramatic relief from rheumatic pain after wearing the device, with testimonials from servants and a duke's footman. References include doctors and hospital mentions, with dates and locations across London and Surrey, urging others to obtain the band through pattern and advertisement.
A Welsh language trial features disputes over translating a ministerial document and the judge's unfamiliarity with Welsh. Sir Robert Vaughan protests readings from a dissenting minister as a clergyman objects to bilingual procedure. The defendant is acquitted amid broader remarks on religious and linguistic tensions in court.
London Friday Sept 9 1836 letter from JLB Morpess to Liberal constituents analyzes the Irish Repeal question. He details Lord Grey’s government actions the Lords amendments and the balance of power in the Commons urging continued pursuit of justice for Ireland, warning against vague concessions and urging firm standheads.
A chaotic tally of accusations unfolds as Church Rate reformers clash with supporters. Details emerge of a police seizure, court rumor, and parish disputes over funding and church repairs, with speakers denouncing abuses and urging restraint.
A chaotic sale of seized ships and vessels including the Scarborough fleet was held with buyers from Plymouth Portsmouth and Liverpool. Bids ranged from 1000 to 3000 pounds as officials assessed duties and legality amid protests over tax and port fees.
An inquest records the death of Alan Viglery, a Cambridge Queen's College member, after a night of drinking at the Crown, High Street. Witnesses describe paralysis, stroke symptoms, and attempts to treat with leeches. the jury returns a verdict of death by the visitation of God.
By an Act of Parliament passed on May 10 this year it is enacted that masters of vessels arriving from foreign parts at any port must report to the chief officer of the Customs whether he has any aliens on board and what aliens they are under a penalty of two pounds.
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