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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 12, 1832

Page

1

Gratutious Admis sion Short Hand Course Notice

Peter Hall offers a gratis admission short hand course by Mr Jones starting Monday 24th at 7 o clock. He promises to teach writing and reading by oral instruction with a method against memory. Tickets from Water-street Blackfriars and at the Hill. Also an advertisement for cabinet upholstery at 375 Bear Exeter Hall by James Mullety and Co offering durable furniture and fair terms from No 374 Strand.

Peter Hall Jones Byrom Exeter Hall James Mullety and CO J. M.and Co 1M.and Co Gantry Strand

Mechanics' Magazine offers cheap, wide-range science reading

The piece lauds the Mechanics' Magazine as an affordable, widely circulated weekly for threepence with extensive useful scientific and practical content. It highlights endorsements from Lord Brougham and others, notes its London Office at Fleet Street, and lists availability, back numbers, and volumes since Vol XII. Also includes last night’s Gazette notices on commissions, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, and scotch sequestrations with multiple names and dates.

Carpenter Ireland the Courier Heand Nick Ki Son United Kingdom Cobbett Guardian Ir. C Oae Can Tran Midland Carnarvan Herald Bey Teasonebie Tlase Morning Herald Taleny Angett Tenture Ter Hay Shewn Hinse Spectator Dublin Freeman's Journal le Globe Paternoster Row Mechanica Robertson Brougham Edin Chalmers Gent Loudon Mechanics’ Magazine

The Markets. London New Price Current summary notes

The market reports steady demand and dull pricing across commodities. Sugar, coffee, rum, brandy, and hemp show mixed activity with minor price shifts. Mauritius, East India, and foreign sugar largely quiet. Butter and bacon see small price resistance, while tallow and oils show firmer or volatile movements amid export demand.

London East Ixpia East India Mavarrius Sugar Mauritius Corrie India Brazil Ceylon Sumatra Leewards Geneva Petersburgh Leeland Park Gallipoli

National Union of the Working Classes Meeting Debates Repeal

A long report covers London meetings on the repeal of the Legislative Union with Ireland. Speakers urge Irish reform and EnglishIrish unity, calling for a resident Irish legislature, field meetings, and joint action. Members praise reform, analyze forged or oppressive alliances, and pledge to work with Irish groups. Colonel Jones speaks in Marylebone suggesting independent representation and pledge-free policy.

Temple of Liberty King’s Cross Preston England Ireland Duffey National Union of Irish Anti-Union Association Commons House of Guthrie Mr. Benbow True Sun Freeman's Journal London Dublin National Union of the Working Classes Bethnal-green George, Bethnal-green Road William Carpenter Wnre Tower Hamlets Limehouse Lord Grey Legislative Union Mr. Mee Mr. O'Connell Orangeman Jamaica Mee Osborne Theobald's Road Noguect Deane Campbell Wodehouse Barrett Friends of Ireland America God of Nature Europe Wagget

Bank of England bullion and public knowledge debate

A parliamentary committee discusses whether Bank of England affairs should be publicly published beyond inquiry periods. It notes the Bank’s ample bullion, its capital and liabilities, and cautions against premature or improper public impression while acknowledging the Bank’s high credit and substantial reserves. Dated 11th August 188.

England Bank of England

Epitaph Fragment and 19th Century Political Note

An Austrian emperor’s epitaph fragment for the Duke of Reichstadt mixes Latin invocations with ornate royal titles and military references. A separate note from Wiseton near Bawby dated Sept. 5 shows a political letter from Lord Althorp expressing adherence to Northamptonshire as a chosen seat, declining Tower Hamlets in favor of the county.

Wiseton Bawby Deak Sima Northamptonshire Tower Hamlets Sir Lawrence Marshall

Insect Power and Swallows in Air Life

In a lecture by Professor Burnett the flesh fly is described as birthing up to 20 000 young, supporting Linneus and Wilcke on rapid predation by small insects. The piece also notes swallows live in the air, chasing insects and rarely touching earth, and mentions heraldic martlets as symbols of four births within a lineage.

Linneus Wilcke Burnett Martin Martlet Slaney

Bank of England Secret Committee Report on Charter Renewal

The Secret Committee appointed to consider renewing the Bank of England charter and the system of note issuing in England and Wales presents its report. It notes access to accounts and witnesses, outlines key questions on metropolis circulation, competition among banks of issue, checks on public management, and country circulation with branch banks and joint stock options. The committee plans to publish most evidence, suppressing only private-interest material, and cites limited progress due to session timing.

Bank of England England Wales Bank of

The Grisette A Day in the Life of a Gracious Worker

The passage catalogs a Grisette's varied trades from home to day-work. It lists burnisher, book stitcher, newspaper folder, chamois dresser, lace maker, washerwoman, glove maker, fringe maker, dyer, upholsterer, mercer, toy maker, breeches maker, waistcoat maker, sempstress, florist, cap maker, hat maker, embroiderer, shoe binder, braces stitcher, shawl fringe, thread spinner, wax or whale flower maker, shellac polisher, and more. It notes she toils from dawn to dusk, earning a harsh daily wage of about a franc and a half.

Inean de Cologne Literary Gazette

Duke Charles of Brubeck Case At Paris Court

In Paris a court hears disputes linked to Duke Charles of Brubeck after abdication. M Klindworth seeks 60 600 francs claiming owed by the duke. Attachments on funds, horses, and hotel effects are lifted on a 15 000 franc deposit.

Charles of ‘Brubeck Jile Duke of Wellington MiKindworth England Prussia Duke M. Klindwomb M. Klindworth Charles Caisse de Consignation

Don Pedros Cause Among The Ladies

Mary Jones, a stout young woman, was brought to Union Hall Police after joining Don Pedro’s army recruits who bivouacked near a public house in Rotherhithe. She intoxicatedly proclaimed support for Don Pedro and mocked Don Mijenel, then requested port of Portugal. Magistrates admonished her.

Ax Eusuyo Juan p'Anc Mary Jones Union Hall Don Pedro Rotherhithe Don Mijenel Jean D’arc Mijewel Mary Portingale Don Mijewel London

Readers alert on Blacks Flate Bridge repairs and survey

A special committee of the Corporation investigates the dilapidated state of BlacksFlate Bridge. They note no survey since 1820 despite danger reports and plan to apply for a grant to fund a full foundation to summit arch survey and repairs.

Wii Corporation

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