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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 17, 1834

Page

4

Insolvent Debtors Court Dismisses Case Over Collusive Arrest

In the Insolvent Debtors Court Chief Commissioner dismisses a case where Edward Tyler of Great Marlow faced a creditor named Croxon. The court ruled that a collusive arrest to evade creditors cannot be used to obtain the act’s benefits. Andrew Greenaway, a baker, faced another insolvency tied to misused funds and a family robbery, with his son Thomas examined. The proceeding adjourned to summon the landlord and notify the opposing creditor.

Edward Tyler Great Marlow County of Bucks Woodroffe Croxon Cooke London R. Cooke Aylesbury Gery Andrew Greenaway Thomas Greenaway No.8 York Street America New York Philadelphia Waa

Prisoners in Mansion House face serious theft charges and public abuse

In the Mansion House court, John Smith is charged with robbing a warehouseman of lawns and goods worth over 2000. Other cases follow including John Champion accused of taking money from a letter to the Marquis of Salisbury, George Holder charged with robbery, and a trunk theft in Queen Square. Additional reports cover Unionist threats near a bank project, a deserter from Scots Fusileers, and silk thefts in Hoxton and St Martin's Lane.

Mansion House John Smith Chargd John Clark Minories Brand Helmsley Clark Ig- Journal George Simons Union Row Andrisoner George-yard George Wilness Aldgate Ufpose Feraeae Fr. Clark Mr. Clark John Champion Marquis of Salisbury Daniel Clarke Bucklersbury Richard Gardiner Coleman-street Champion Dewy South Mimms Gardiner Clarke George Holder John Britton Basinghall Street Sioe Britton Hobler Bedfordbury Britton Sir Charles Price New Street New House London-bridge Merrilies Brown Queen-Square John Hutchinson Third of Scots Fusileer Guards King’s-mews Charing-cross America Horse Guards Mr. Burrell Horse Guard Tothillfields RosseRy William Carter Mr. White Floodgate Westminster T Division No. 12 George-street Hammersmith Marlborough Street Jackson Conant Edward Fitzgibbon Gloucester-place Bank of England Whitcombe S'Reet Dewing Barnett

Tradesmen's Union supporters urge solidarity and a manifesto

A large tradesmen gathering at the Queen's Arms Tavern Red Lion square agreed to form a Union to defend middle trades against monopolists. Speakers urged wage fairness, protection of labor and collaboration with capital, and a manifesto was commissioned. A later Stratford lecture on national education drew crowds and subscriptions.

Metropolis Queen’s Arms Red Lion Square Roberts Farringdon Ward Lovick Mechanics’ Institution Mr. D Baltic Sociely Ball Poor Alan’s Guardian Burden Townley Wild Swan Inn Stratford Detrosier Niagara New York London Burford Quebec America Leicester Square Table Rock Transatlantic Hudson Hudson, and You Stand In the Middle of the City of

Doncaster Races Report From Monpay Nreur Showers Of Interest

The Doncaster meeting buzzes with visitors lodging well and fine weather. Plenipo leads betting with general praise for Chassé and Tomboy wins a Champagne Stakes heat amid tight betting. Derby and St Leger odds loom as crowds discuss the days racing and police preparations. Lieutenant E Plunkett appointed to Castor and Castle Otway fair prizes announced amid rural concerns.

Doncaster Monpay Harges Plenipo Chassé Metropolitan Timbs Leadbitter Fitzwilliam Orde Jerry Rid Johnson Nicholson Goldbeater Lye Racing Club Red House Rids Tale C Coriolanus Emilius S. Fox Nymphalia Langar Walkersch Curtius Duke of Leed Acton C. Peel Camel Panthea Panthea ; Mr. Attwood Isabella Mostyn Battledore Archduchess Yarburgh Miss Bell Belinda Mr. Houldsworth Felix Sultan Magnate Coriolanus Cyrus Crespamia Mymphelle Miss Nymphalio Flash Calista Violante King’s Stud Cressida Priam Ridsdale Luck York Marchega Pilgrim Coriplaing Conelly Nymphalin J. Day Curtins Scott Gia c Templeman Walker Watt Ch c Belshazzar Blacklock Sand Consol Mr. Batson Reveller Mr. Harrison Miss Wilfred Salvin Isabelia Lottery Mr.s.fox Mra Revelry Connolly Derby Shilelagh Wallaby Baylock General Chassé Bran Touchstone Jenny Mills London Careful Valparaiso Bubastes Mr. Powlett Birdlime Agat Shilelagh Warlaby Baylock Ll — Touchstone Shillagh T.) Plenipo E. Plunkett Castor M'Cleverty Plymouth Otway Cave Tipperary Castle Otway Rcid

Mexican Mines Report Discoveries Along Barranco and Cocing Levels

Reports from Mexico describe encouraging ore finds at Bolanos Mines with new discoveries at two bottom levels north of Cocing sgen tre and south of Conejera in Barranco Mine. Additional details from other Mexican mines indicate further progress and abundant ore at advancing levels.

Mexigo Bolanos Conejera Barranco I. Lor

Hops Pick in Various Regions Amid Poor Weights

The Sussex paper reports hop growers facing light weights in many districts due to rapid ripening and seed formation. Some grounds show 17 to 1800 bushels per ton scales, with complaints of early commencement and financial strain. Kent notes good quality hops but light weights. Ticehurst reports heavy bushel counts but near eighty bushels per cwt due to blight and short ripening window. Farnham and surrounding areas see general picking with some variation in weight, while overall county hopping progresses with promising quality yet uneven yields.

Matpstone Ticenurst Ticehurst Kent Farnham Suasex

Shipping Intelligence shows vessels damaged or wrecked

Shipping intelligence reports Ely wrecked east of Fowey harbor after missed stays. Catherine damaged after contact off Land's End. Joseph and Ann sunk in the Youghal river. Anne Margaretha and Furst Menschikoff report damage and repairs. Various ships damaged or stranded near Mayaguana, Hogland, Falsterbo Reef, and other locales.

Fowey Ely Fowler Ogi N.W Mayaguana Joseph Ann Youghal Anne James Elizabeth London Council Office Maprio Giprattar Otp Hettesounn Anne Margaretha Holm Wybourg Marseilles Lessee Furst Menschikoff Lydon Christianstadt Christiansand Cronxstadt Ava Donaldson St. Petersburgh Dublin Hogland Appollon Sands Aggerot Britannia Peterson Liverpool Elesinore Juliana Dandae Adamson St. Pelersburgh Shields Hence Lusitania Brown Hasti Falsterbo Cuxnaven Adour Moller Amsterdam Cleopatra Cassau Matauzas Hamburgh Satonica Vourla St. Helena Moira Cape of Good Hope Camden Robert Burns New Holland Java Sourabaya Iris Giltrang Straits Balic Nouth Hylotgah Gem J. Douglas Straits of Balis van Diemen’s Land Suurabaya Lise Lecadieux Bourbon Sarah Honduras

Births and marriages in 19th century notices

Birth notices list several names and places including Mrs Seymour Batharat in Hanover and Mrs Warren at Highbury place with daughters noted. Marriages record Thomas Henry Lord Dalzell to Maryanne Grattan’s widow, and H Thurston to Emma Ferguson with other entries. Died section notes Edward Hathway of Poland Street with widow and three children, Miss Chalmer of Cheyne Walk, and Daniel Wentworth aged 19 at Chipstead Parsonage. context is a local newspaper brief of social notices.

Seymour Batharat Hanover Alexander G. Graham Hanoverian Grenadier Guards B. Hebeler York-place Bridgewater John Lee Inet Tunbridge Wells Thoma Henry Lord Dalzell Earl of Carnwath Maryanne J. Blachford Altadore Deptford Greenwich W. H. Hobbs Old Brompton Mary Ann Ashborn Friday Street London Bath Edward Hathway Poland-street Oxford-street Newsvender Ds Wilton-cresvent G. W. Wentworth Onsthe Thiner Parsonage Chipated Surrey Daniel Psubertin

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