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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 15, 1835

Page

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Courtroom Fragments and Public Notices in Late 19th Century Ledger

In a sequence of brief magistrate reports, Allen and Keene contest a lodging debt while disputes over cups and saucers color a humorous tally. A squires-in-embryo tale ends with a 1s 3d fee. Hatton Garden notes a stamp sale case with an accused unstampable press. Marlborough Street reports a swindle involving unstamped wines and a Major Seymour alias. A Bow Street procession records a theatrical deserter jailed three months. A Bath magistrate column closes with rescue exploits and Genoa cholera notes, plus Plymouth naval movements and Covent Garden theatre negotiations.

Sea Sickness Death and Royal Visitor Prompts Local Notes

A stormy Friday steamer to Margate saw a lady of delicate constitution die after a violent retch expelled a blood vessel. In Monmouthshire a curious river incident amused locals when youths planning to meet the Prince of Cambridge misread a passing boat, shouting Why stale the donkey? before heading back as twilight fell. Prince George toured Monmouthshire visiting Tintern Abbey and Wyedeliff, praised by many at the Beaufort Arms, while Monmouth hosts noted welcome by Lord Plunkett Doctor Lushingtoun and several visitors. The Monat Licht-Hovuss project began with the first stone laid by Lady Bulkeley and Mr Burrell, a ceremony marked by gun salutes, with completion not expected before 1837.

Margate Prince of Cambridge Hardle-house Marmouth Merlin Cuepstow Prince George Beaufort Arms Hotel Tintern Abbey St. Mary's Monmouthshire Monmouth Lord Plunkett Hannibal Lushingtoun Emerald Isle Monmouth Merlin Barrell Richard Lady Bulkeley Williams Craig-y-don Burrell Richard Walkeley Curnarcon Herald Concan Acciden Scott Newcastle Hersaca Hall-green Lawton Mackenzie Davidson Bullock Congleton Scott Stafford Mercury Suppen Beaumaris Townsend Manchester Victoria Terrace Carnarton Herald Badgworth Cheltenham Free Press Red Lion Prince’s Street Westminster Higgs Charles Groves Lower Road Islington M‘diarmid King New Norfolk-streets New North Road Eslington-green Eslington Payne Guy’s Hospital Dickins Trinity Church Blackman-street Suffolk Street Londonbridge Manchester Square Mary Wilson Marylebone-lane Abe Count Sebastianl Oxford Street Evans Powell Cuant Sebastiani Waltwo Royal Hospital Greenwich Thames-street J. Seth, Esq Ingram Thomas Deptford Soing Asither Ingram Frangats

Cause and Effect on Road as Gin Distiller and Mad Doctor Adjoin

On a main road near the metropolis a gin distiller and a mad doctor own villas with adjacent roads in proximity. The fragment notes concern over neighboring properties and possible implications, but details are scarce. Further context from the County Chronicle would clarify actions or incidents linking these figures to the vicinity.

Adam Smith Leena Charles Knight Ludcate Street County Chronicle

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