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True Sun

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 19, 1835

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Royal Navy and Army Promotions and Appointments List

From the Gazette of last night a royal commission names Gilbert Earl of Minto and others as Admiral of the United Kingdom. War Office announces numerous promotions and appointments across regiments and staffs including junior officers moving by purchase and half-pay retirements, with dates and units listed.

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Gilbert Earl of Minto Charles Adam William Parker George Filiot C.B Edward Thowes Troubridge Bart Richald Primrose Hay Lord Dalmany United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Regiment of Doards Soreen He Hall 87Th Foot Barry Light Dragoons J.W. Reynolds Cornet Purchase Darnell Regiment of Foot F. J. Rawlins Woolls G. F. Locke Ins Anegen R. Shean 89Th Foot Burgeo Mahony Neat W. Calder Fitzgerald Hib Foot E. H. Senius J. Bb. Creagh Soh Fooe C. Dunbar 57Th Foot King Pth Foot J. Nowlan 64Th Foot Thompson RB. W. Bee Boaler Vandeleur HS. Ofton Byron J. M'Donald 95Th Foot Ce Flation W. Lloyd M.D C. T. King 20Th Foot Danbar J. Brannan 8Th Foot John Ottey A. Grant Ceylon Regiment Waller Botany Crow Foot J. W. Cross M'Donald 34Th Foot Ceylon C. Wallett Ancat Grant Hospira Stary Melville Neale Loyd 26Th Foot
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Insolvency notices and dividends from the Court of Bankruptcy

A long listing of insolvency declarations including John Greaves of Liverpost and many others with dates in Sept and Oct. 1835 at the Court of Bankruptcy. Entries cover debtors, venues, official assignees, and notices of dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and the price of sugar as reported in the weekly returns.

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John Greaves Liverpost Newmarket Scrivener Red Lion Inn Patty Cues Bridge Messe Pickersing and Co Lincoln's Inn London Meath Heaory Midght Norwich Tro Court of Bankruptcy Growning Fistioncourt Robert Hides Chesterfield George Saxton Matlock Bath Spence Alfred-place Bedford-square Lucas Commissioners’rooms Manchester Mesars Pennell Fephen Godson Mincing-lane City Ankrmptcys Beechey New Boswell-Coort Carey-street Lincoln's Inc Graham Copthall-buildings William Bailey Gate-street Lincoln's Ino-fields Cartier Argyll-atreet Groom Barb-Lage
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The Spanish Expopition Ship Set For Santander

The James steamer will depart the Thames Monday bound for Santander carrying all medical departments now in England and part of the commissariat. The Royal Tar, planned to transport them yesterday, is found to need further repairs. Detachments of the second cavalry and the fifth regiment of the line also embark aboard.

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Thames Santander England Commissariat Royal Tar Second Cavalry
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Emancipation in British Guiana and Local Disorder

Reports from Demerara describe rising outrages and robberies with harsh critique of police neglect, highlighting a harsh view of emancipated laborers and suspected planter vice. The British response includes an Order in Council limiting unpaid magistrates and shifting power to stipendiaries, provoking colonial discontent and calls for a House of Assembly. Meanwhile, the case ofStanynought at Newgate draws public attention as he edges toward trial, with support from family and friends and continued vigilance.

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Liverpool Sert Laura Demerara Egypt British Guiana John Carmichael Smyth Lord Glenelg Foreign Secretary Court of Policy House of Assembly
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Habits of animals notes on peafowl behavior

Sir Robert Heron reports varied peafowl temperaments, with hens sometimes caring for young or attacking them, and preference of hens for particular cocks. He notes japanned peacocks spreading in several breeds, a fox attack on a black Poland cock leaving him white, two tame water tortoises from Bellevale siege, and a white goldfish distressed by a toad.

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Robert Heron, Bart The Zoological Society England Lord Brownlow Reid York Bellevale Noburt
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Westminster hall lights delayed hindering Michaelmas term suitors

Westminster hall taper work cannot be finished by November, blocking access for suitors in Michaelmas Term via the ball gates. The temporary measures after the fire will extend into another term. All courts are under required alterations and improvements.

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Westminster Hall
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Coroner's Inquest into Death of Catharine Lovelock Islington

A six hour inquest at Parr's Head Islington heard that Catharine Lovelock twenty eight was found drowned in the New River near the Blue Coat Boy. Evidence showed no signs of violence, with witnesses detailing her sister Ann Shackleton and broker James Allen and a questionable husband figure in the case. The jury returned a verdict that she was found drowned with no evidence on how she came to enter the water.

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Mupper Parr's Head Upper-street Islington Stirling Catharine Lovelock C. W. Dyer Mountstow Liverpool-road George Beltain Duancombe Terrace Blue Coat Duncumbe Terrace New River Blue Coat Bay Allen James Allen Pratt’s Place Camdentown Ann Shackleton Charles Shackleton Rhodes Lowerstreet Lalington Playhouse-yard Whitecross-street Shackleton Green Half Moon
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Import, export, and duty on 1834 English wines

In 1834 England imported 9 776 116 gallons of wine with French and Cape wines making half. Cape duty is 2s 6d per gallon, others 5s 6d. Of the period 1 639 121 gallons exported, 6 480 511 used at home, net duty received 1 705 635 pounds. Weymouth Sept 12 a Portland quarry man saw a hot stone eruption. A flame ten feet high issued from a cavity venting greenish jet. Ground moved later, suggesting burning cliffs like Weymouth.

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England Cape Weymouth Mr. Jackson Lsle Portland
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Accidents and Offences in 19th Century Thames and London

A sequence of reports details a hydrophobia death in Cannon Street Thames Street. Portuguese sailors, drunk, commit theft and threats at Callanan's spirit store. A spurting knife attack follows, with police detaining all four assailants. Troop responses terrify locals amid potential arson and sacking. An inquest in Parson Drove concludes manslaughter against Delph after a fatal confrontation at the Swan Inn. A boy sustains severe injuries in Edgeware Road when an omnibus driver whip-wounded a horse and a boy falls. A long, rambling item on Braggart the talker and a sensational anecdote with a French diplomat and a dagger closes the column.

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Cannon-street Thames Street Thompson John Callanan Winthorp-street Sweeny Seaford Duke of Portland Cavendish Square Grelock Parson Drove Wisbech James Hill Meadows Fisher William Delph Swan Inn Delph the Swan Hill Hall Fisher Stamford Ossreus Daiver Edgeware Road Alexander Clarkson Frederick Matthewson Brook-street Grosvenor-square Edgeware-road Queen-street Maida-hill Hyde Park
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French policy on Spain and intervention prospects

Paris debates Spain crisis with confident denials of French intervention despite rumors. Dispatches stress France backs the Spanish throne and constitution, rejects foreign meddling, and warns London not to trust market gossip. Louis Philippe and ministers prepare for royal events at Normandy and Fontainebleau with planned festivities.

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Paris France Spain Journal Des Debates Moniteur du Commerce London Madrid Frontiera Navarre Duke de Broglie Isabella Nicholas M. de Metternich Austria Italy
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Caution To Licensed Beer Seller Fined In Kent

A Thomas Newman of New Romney with a beer license was fined 201 for allowing spirits to be drunk on his premises during a tea party for eighty guests. The incident occurred after guests sent to the Ship for a drink, with no report made to authorities. The magistrates imposed the fine, assuming he knew what was happening. The Kent Herald reports this outcome amid broader coverage of Lord John Russell's visit and other distant affairs.

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Thomas Newman New Romney Kent Herald Joan Russelt John Russell London Devonshire George Inn Taunton Sherborne Constantinople Therapia Hloonkiar Skelessy Black Sea Ellis Eilis Trebisond Pluto Barham Gibraltar Lord Durham Atbens Plato Suite Russia Odesgn Corps Siplorahiashe Carian Mehemet Ali Hes Pacha Arebia Egypt Syria Mehemet Alli Albania Candia
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Halley's Comet Inspires Ancient and Modern Predictions

A historical overview traces Halley’s Comet sightings from ancient times through medieval events and plagues, noting recorded intervals, periods of frost, and public responses. It forecasts a fresh appearance in the present year with detailed sky coordinates, best viewing times, and eventual disappearance before year’s end.

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Mithidrates Pontus Rome Totila Venus England Mediterranean Baltic Sea Denmark Sweden Alan Europe Calixtus Naples Baltic Antwerp Lisbon Halley Jupiter Dresden Syria Demas Barbary Castor London Ursa Major Loli Gilbert Archer Pontecoulant Lubbock Damoiseau
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Wandsworth Road Trust Seeks Relief From Taxing Watchers

A letter to the editor explains long standing grievances against the Wandsworth Road Watching and Lighting trustees who levy high rates when gas prices were rising. The writer cites a March meeting at the Compasses Vauxhall, detailing a rate dispute and asks for information on progress toward relief from what is termed an insolent self elected clique.

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THE True Sun Deak Sip Compasses Vauxtrall Aepoletat Wandsworth Road
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Conservative Megetine and Muskerry oppose bill dissolution

A failed Friday meeting by country gentlemen shows dismay at the Municipal Bill becoming law with ministers secure in their positions. The Morning Chronicle notes Mulgrave supporters in Londonderry where bankers back Earl Mulgrave with a Corporation Hall subscribers’ meeting and lists at major banks.

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Megetine Painatey Muskerry Ork Chronicle Lorp Muterave Tauzi Londonderry Nesday Earl of Mulgrave Corporation Hall Bank Ireland Provincial Bank Belfast Northern Ulster Morning Chronicle
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the Gazette OF J. Weeks Lime-street R. Veaghan Kreeman’s Court Cheapside Iine R. Pollen Leeds Dyar J.H. Hutchingon Poland-street Oxford Street Victualler J. Watson Milton-terrace Southwark-bridge-road Baker J. Carter Coleman-street B. Hogg Janior Armley Court House W. Oe Crewe Newcastle-under- Lyme Roe Buck Law Newcastle-under-Lyme J. and W. Robinson Bhrslem Staffordshire Swanton Hanley G. Brown Iborough Marlborough Arms Hotel Marlborough J. Wright Newcastle-upon-Tyne Jeweller Theankrupt Royal Arcade Newtasile-upon-Tyne C. Bylend Bimingham Bar Merchant Ratanhburat’s New Oval Birmingham J. Edwards Bryomaer Llanelly Breconshire Draper Corn-street Bristol P. Hatton Jon Norris Lancashire Commissioners Rooms St. James’s Square Man J. Clayton Buxton Derbyshire J. Strangman Ind Green-street T. Emmet _Holbers pill C. Wood Pleeturt Fleet-street J. Noble Westgate Northumberland C. H. Nicolas Milback Westminster W. Owen T. Jones Newport-street Leicester-square W. Griffith J. Oxie Eros Salar Seishire W. J.yte J. Fadleahey Lincoln Inn-fields S. and M. Gilkes Hook Norton E. T. Fraser T.C. Fletcher T. Browne H. B. Jones Union-street Bishopsgate-street J. Wylie J.cooke San Luis Potosi Republic of Mexico D.clare W. Liewellin Haverfordwest Inen-Drapers P. K. Wakemson R. Woodsthorpe Crickhowell H. Knight Market-place Reading Spirit Merchants Plimmer J. Newman East-street Walworth Brewers I. and I. Moore Trowbridge Wilshire Dyer M. A. Hardy M. Leeds Notti Milfiners Stanynought Edgewrare Road Newgate Richmond M. Baude Police Dr. N Fieschi Djedda Hedjaz Ibrahim Pasha Mocha Mehemet Alihes Cairo Cordossao M. Arguelles Council of Louis Philippe Normandy M.guizot M. Dochatel Fontainebleau Louis Xtv Marly
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