11 Sep 1834
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 11, 1834
Page
1
Fragmented text from an 18th century newspaper advertising travel, dye products, and deliveries. Mentions shipping routes to Dublin, offices in Crutched-friars, and references to a hair dye sold by Kim Day and Co. amid notices of postal and carriage arrangements.
A Limerick Chronicle summary reports the Barrack-square review of depot companies of the regiment under Major Hall by Colonel Lieutenant-General Sir John Hope. It covers court-martial proceedings for the 60th Rifles, transfers to Gibraltar, a death aboard a voyage, leadership changes in the 76th, shortages of majors in regiments, a clothing fraud case in Arranquays, and the origin of the Buffs nickname after the Battle of Dettingen with King George II’s exclamation.
Between eleven Saturday night and six Sunday morning a bedroom window at the Five Bells public-house in New Cross was entered by a ladder. Stolen were eight sovereigns and 2½ in silver, a silver watch with gold seal and key. Also noted are town railway plans from Maldon to Witham Kelve don Coggeshall and a gas line proposal. An Ancient and Honourable Lumber Troop meeting led to relocation to Col Charles’s Fleet Street. A man named M Card died by his own hand after a fall from a second floor window on Charlotte Street Portland Place, aged around 40, with a wife and family left behind.
Crowds gathered around a Pentonville house after a German man Nicholas Steinburge murdered his wife Ellen Lefevre and four children then died, with Bruneish the suspected foreman questioned. Inquest led by Coroner Stirling found Steinburge guilty of murder and self death. witnesses described family abuse and a knife maker Verinder.
The Institution of Civil Engineers memorial asks Westminster Dean to inter Thomas Telford in Westminster Abbey next to Major Rennell. The Dean granted approval, and the place was chosen in the nave center, promising forthcoming memoirs.
The court martial at Plymouth examines Lord John Hay and Castor crew over the loss of revenue cutter Cameleon. Witnesses include Lieutenant Pyke, Captain Lockyer, Captain Fanshawe, and Captain Richards. Verdict clears Hay and officers, dismisses Lieutenant M Cleverty for lack of proper look-out, sparking mixed public reaction.
A colonial notice warns emigrants that tales of easy wealth and grand fortunes in New South Wales are misleading. It cites a Sydney trades union, wage schedules, and shortages, urging caution about drinking at public houses and warning that many will face hardship. The Secretary of State for the Colonies offers loans to aid voyage costs, but success hinges on frugal living, patience, and hard work.
Dover sept 9 the mayor coroner re sums the jury to investigate the deaths of John Dix James Matson Arnold and the Cameleon crew after the Castor rammed and sank the vessel. survivors described the sudden collision. the Castor did not alter course in time. Many bodies recovered in mutilated state. Carthew and the commander entombed together as the inquest resumes after witnesses reach plymouth for the court martial.
Diamonds recently bought at Algiers from a native were found in the Sumel gold sands in Constantine. One was taken by M. Dafrenez and two by M. Brongniart for the Museum and M. Drea. Diamonds in Africa were previously unknown and may form like amber in modern growth.
Fragmented OCR notes describe stakes in a Livhfiel d racing meet with foal and two year old events, names like Mouarehn care tiaie and Pantaloos crossing. Various owners listed include Backer Oott, Sligo, Mr Id Stakes, Lampkin, and Br Sra hianer Bead with amounts and entrants mentioned in broken form.
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