Two notices published in the Amsterdamsche Courant following the publication of the indictment against Pierre Rosielle

Object consists of a bifolium. The lawyers of Pierre Rosielle, one of the parties involved in the Soeploods riot of 3 July 1835 on the Herenmarkt in Amsterdam, state in a message of 16 November 1835 that the Diederichs brothers have come into possession of the indictment against their client in an indirect or improper manner. A day later, these printers claim the opposite in a message that was also published in the Amsterdamsche Courant. For the controversial publication, see KOG-AA-1-23-140 and KOG-AA-1-39-105. Subject category within the Atlas Amsterdam: Poor relief and charitable institutions: III. Various foundations and institutions / Hofjes: Maatschappij van Weldadigheid - Soeploods op Heerengracht.