Treatise on Indigestion and Costiveness by Edward Jukes
New and improved edition offers medical guidance on digestive health with hints for both sexes, plus observances on health preservation through exercise, sleep, clothing, and diet. Advertises the Stomach Pump invention and the Luvemént Apparatus, with availability at T Harcourt’s Carlton Street and via booksellers. Also promotes A Million of Facts by Sir Richard Phillips, a compendium of standard data across science, arts, history, and more.
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Iiogham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Edward Jukes
T- Harcourt's
Carlton-street
Lower
Regent Street
Howel
James
Richard Phillips
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Paternosterrow
United Kingdom
Appointment of Privy Council and High Admiral Commissioners
From the Gazette of last night the Court at St James’s announces April 1833 swearing in of Edward Ellice to the Privy Council. It records Goderich’s Privy Seal custody and Graham, Hardy, Dundas, Brooke Pechell, Labouchere, and Berkeley named High Admiral commissioners by letters patent. Treasury appoints Phillimore, Empson, and Martin as Commissioners of French Claims.
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St. James’s
Edward Ellice
SC James's
Frederick Viscount Goderich
Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley
Whitehall
James Robert George Graham
Thomas Masterman Hardy
George Heneage Lawrence Dundas
O.B
Samuel John Brooke Pechell
Bart
Henry Labouchere
Byg
Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Treasury Chambers
His Majesty
Treasury
Joseph Phillimore
William Empson
Andrew Martin
William Smith
Billingsgate
William Rattenbury
East-lane
Bermondsey
Court of Bankruptcy
West and Morris
Crescent
Lackington
Basingball-street
Charles Bollin
Barrossa-place
Queen's Elma
Chelsea
Williams
Ely-place
Holborn
Graham
Jim Ellis
Princes-street
Hanover-square
Starling
Leicester-square
Gibson
Basinghall-street
Charles Keet
Isle of Wight
Fountain Inn
Portsmouth
Bogue and Lambert
John Street
Bedford-row
London
Hoskins
Richard Fishwick
Bury
Lancashire
Star Inn
Manchester
Milne, Parry
Morris
Temple
Grundy
Ury
George Hilton
Robert Hilton
Chorley
Johnston and Wetherall
Seddon
Thomas Field Bowgin
William Field Bowgin
Bristol
White and Whitemore
Lincoln’s Inn
Bevan and Brittan
Joseph Stead
Leeds
Saddler
Smithson, Dunn
Francia Halkwill
Plymouth
Royal Hotel
Alliston
Lock, Smith, and Alliston
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
Woollecombe and Lago
William Garbutt
Kirkby Moorside
Yorkshire
Mesara
Wieeracoite and Ridsdale
Gray’s Inn-square
Edward Harker Soulby
Robert Ferguson
Old B Road-Street
Sherwood
E. M. Dimmock
Pancras-lane
Bucklersbury
M. Gibbon
West Peckham
Kent
Grocer
T. Taylor
Egham
Surrey
Tallow-Chandler
Tate
R. Holden
W. Vanhouse
Mincing-lane
West India
St. George’s
Victualler
J. M. Jackson
Brighton
J. Swindells
Mercer
King's Arms Inn
J. Simpson
Brewhouse Yard
Nottingham
Wharfinger
Punch Bowl Inn
T.H. Robinson
G. M. Hartley
Liverpool
Priston Brokers
Mr . Lowe
A. J. Brown
Messrs. Callaway and Hellard
W. Dale
Pickering
Draper
Star Hotel
C. Potter
E. Potter
East Retford
Brazier
Messrs. Hannam
Newton
East Retfond
J. Saithouse
Mountbarrow
Sun Inn
Ulverston
Hhane
Lane
Ironmongera
J. Carter
Worksop
Nottinghamshire
G. Chapman
S. Banks
Quadrant
Myddleton-street
Clerkenwell
C. Mundy
G. Young
Andover
Southampton
E. Jones
J. Stokes
St. Paul
Gloucestershire
R. Lathan
J.C. Warner
Denmark-street
Soho
Goldsmiths
B. Forsey
A. Woodhouse
SeaburEtine Pimlico
N. Duck
G. D. Tiprs
J. Stubbs
W. Madgwick
J. GC. Madgwick
T. Madgwick
Lewes
Sussex
T. Hughes
J. Edwards
Regent-circuits
Piccadilly
T. C. Goyle
H. Adams
Totness
Devonshire
A. Jones and Forester
Kingston-upon-Hull
J. Saa
Polis
Bondun
Hiang
Boctiestan
Reese
Teider
Ieee
Sale Finsbur
Rochester
Ndon
Sear Tower
Amlets
Westminster
Southwark
Auteee
Evesham
Scarborough
York
Dover
Lot
Nis Leeds
Metropolitan Police
Eae
Arran
St. Andrew's
Steateiok
Army commission purchases June 5 1800s promotions and retirements
Long list of by purchase promotions and retirements across regiments including 9th 16th and 7th Light Dragoons 7th 15th 17th 27th 35th 42nd and 58th Foot 1st West India Regiment and the 43d and 91st Foot with officers moving to higher ranks or from half pay many by purchase and noted retirements plus a note on Lieutenant S Purdon’s penion retirement and a model commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Huntingdonshire
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Regiment of Light
Jor
Coronel
Purchare
J. J. Fraser
J. J. Whyte
Purchase
Hill
D. Russell
Whyte
Corpet
R. G. Lumley
Russell
William Grasett
Corn
Buckley
A. F. Blyth
Philipps
16Th Light Dragoons
W. Hilton
M.conchey
Cornet
W.webster
Hilton
E. W. Shewell
Ae Light Dragoons
Webster
7Th Regiment of Foot
T.h.nembhard
Gardiner
1St
West India Regiment
J. W. Baird
Nembhard
15Th Foot
91St Ae
Yarborough
17Th Foot
Gordon
F. B. Michael
Pia
Foot
W. Mayne
27Th Foot
Richardson
H. W. Paget
Grey
Auth Foot
A. Webber
Uanilached
G.S. Byng
Bout
J. Moore
A. M. Dawe
W. Telford
Paynter
Ih Foot
H. Caulfield
83D Foot
Moore
D.H. Macleod
U ‘Foot
G. Musgrave
Davis
A. J. Callender
Latham
J. Richardton
Caulfield
C. C. Yarborough
Rae
Branker
Ache Exc Sages
R. C. Smith
Smith
R. Aldworth
Cuninghame
H. M. Tan
Worth
A. T. Hey
Whitting
D. F Kindy
Paget
Birit
St West India Regiment
R. Gardiner
Lith Foot
Yurchase
Orandum
S. Purdon
Penvicw
Insolvency and bankruptcy notices and dividends
A long list from Hereford and Lancaster counties includes commissions appointing deputy lieutenants, insolvency declarations, and bankruptcy supersessions. It covers multiple trades and towns with official assignees named, followed by a detailed dividends schedule and partnerships dissolved.
Westminster Sessions Admit Leniency In Anomalous Case
Good Friday extended session time as Westminster court sought to enlarge custody prisoners. A youth about 18 pleaded guilty to stealing 5s but, after withdrawing confession, pled not guilty and was acquitted. Two soldiers Henry Loveday and Edward Wallis faced robbery charges involving a shoemaker’s watch taken amid drinking at a beer-shop with six men.
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Messrs
Alley
Clarkson
Wallis
M. Essenger
Aney
Norfolk
Mr. Alley
John Golby Tomline
Scotch Fusileers
Kent
Loveday
Pro- Beale
Henry Loveday
Edward Wallis
Foot Guards
Thief Palmer Fails to Marry Destitute Woman
In a Marlborough Street hearing Mary Anne Moore described four years of courtship with a man named Palmer who claimed service with a gentleman named Williams. He lured her to Gower Place, stole thirty six sovereigns from her before vanishing, leaving her heartbroken and seeking aid from the Mendicity Society. The magistrates prepared a warrant for his apprehension and promised support for Moore.
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Marlborough-Street
Cate
Rappery
Chavell
Mendicity Society
Jom Conant
T. Farrant
Mary Anne Moore
Gould
Hatter
Ludgate-hill
Palmer
Lord Keith
Hymen
Mr. Conant
Mr. Farrant
Applicant
Williams
Bondstreet
Farlowe
Farrant
Ramsden
Mercer
Suepraro -On Thunday
Messrs
Sheppard
Wentworth-street
Whitechapel
Wen
Hatton-garden
Chappaet
Compton-street
Queensquare
Hodgers
Aston
Rodgers
Clerkenwell
Jerry
Ashton
Erron
Norton
Hughway
Gravel Lane
Bryand
Hall
Haghway
M'Pherson
The
Rising Sun
Elizabeth-place
Kennington
Skillern
Blackman
Dolphin
Red-cross-street
Gill
Tyrrell
M Pherson
Shillern
Tyrell
M‘pherson
Mc Pherson
Murray
Fyrell
Dowling
Grossmith
Treadgail
Red Lion
Fore-street
Lambeth
Catherine Wheel
Dickenson
Fseter-hall Meeting Describes Brutal West Indies Whipping
At Anti-Slavery Society gathering Sr Buxton read passages from Mr Whitely detailing brutal punishments of enslaved people in the West Indies. A 35 year old man, a pen-keeper, suffered 39 lashes with a long cart whip after being forced to strip. A married woman, accused of stealing a fowl, was forcibly restrained and whipped as her clothing was torn from her.
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Anti-Slavery Society
Fseter-hall
Sr. Buxton
Whitely
West Indies
Pather
Salaries of UK High Court Judges Through 1832
A House of Commons printed return details judge salaries and retired allowances from 1792 onward. It notes Chief Justice of the King's Bench starting at 4,000 pounds, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 3,500, and puisne judges 2,400, with subsequent augmentations to 1825 and 1832 raising chief salaries to 10,000 and 8,000 etc. It also covers the Lord Chancellor rising from 5,000 to 14,700 with fees, the Master of the Rolls at 7,000, and the Vice Chancellor at 6,000 with corresponding retirements.
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House of Commons
Court of King's Bench
Commony Pleasant
Court of King’s Bench
the Common Pleas
Exchequer
King's Bench
FASTER MONDAY GREENWICH FAIR PREP AT CREEK BRIDGE
Greenwich prepares for Easter fair along Bridge street estate of Creek Bridge Company. Alger owner of Crown and Anchor unveils a new 600 foot venue with chandeliers lamps and a cloakeroom for ladies. Richardson theatre decor updated with new scenery and wardrobe. A bustling event expected to draw visitors and boost trades after a long lull.
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Greenwich
Bridge-street
Creek Bridge Company
Alger
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Richardson
Settlement at Swan River Faces Provisions Scarcity
News from the new settlement on the Swan River reports ongoing shortages of provisions though salt pork at 1s, salt beef at 10d, fish abundant due to a local company near Fremantle. Natives remain troublesome, cattle losses occurred, and settlers are urged to stay within town limits armed. A memorial seeks duty relief on imports, while York reports optimistic colonists and emigration barriers are alleviated.
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Swan River
Hobart Town
Freemantle
England
York
Public access at museum closed amid pay and favoritism claims
Brompton writes to the Sun criticizing museum policy, arguing public access is restricted for convenience and attendants receive half-pay on fast days and holidays. He cites John Gibbs and fellow staff as evidence of misused duties and lack of merit-based advancement, urging equitable pay and assignment based on skills.
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Erve Sun
Sun
Guy Fawkes
John. Gibbs
Mr. Gibbs
Cartage
British Museum
Brompton
The Insolvent Tradegmmen and Labourers of The Seropolis
A disputed manifesto addressed to starving mechanics and paper labourers criticizes government aims, accuses political economists of deception, and urges reform of currency and labor wages. It cites 1882 crime figures, laments unemployment, and appeals from Cottage Place, Clyroa.
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Sefropolis
Svise
Lons
Larne
Clyroa
Final state of the poll and partial tax tale
Partial, unclear text references the state of the poll on a second day with names like Aldenpaa and Thompsos and mentions a remarkable death esque note. It is highly fragmentary and lacks coherent context or dates.
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Sunderland
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Jenner
Corboula
Michael and
Satan
Earl of Fagresnont
Relfe and Unwin
the Gazette OF
County of Huntingdon
Richard Hussey Hussey
Silvina
Price
County of Suffolk
Suffolk Yeomanry
Great Britain
Police
Charles
Edward Archerd
Praed Street
Paddington
Dixon
Green
SEUM
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