Public caution on patent remedy for gonorrhoea
An 19th century notice warns buyers about a patent medicine sold by Nash and Co at No 7 Oxford Street. It claims to cure gonorrhoea and urinary complaints without mercury or harmful ingredients, urging authenticity only when signed by C Bagot and sealed with his arms. It offers consignments by mail with secrecy and dispatch.
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Exoe
Nash and, Co
Oxford
C. Bagot
Nash and Co
Oxford Street
Mr. T
Jon
Kitchiner
Codhanls Praia
Geo. Batty
Pavement
Finsbury Square
London
Bold
Allan
Chandos-street
Appleton
Compton
Larke
Waymouth-atredt
Clarke
Judd
Chicalhall
Woolwich
Pollard
Newport-street
Pilliner
Pall-mall
Hichands
Francis -Street
Tottenham-court Road
Scott
Thorpe
Bishopsgate
Stevens
Old Kent-road
Raucetto
Smith
London-road
Sweeter
Kentish-town
Taylor
Regent Street
Todd
Greenwich
Evans
Ditto
Howe
Williams
Store Street
Russell Square
Wyld
Sloane-street
Walford
Camberwell
New-road
Walker and Co
High-street
Marylebone
Watkins
Kennington-common
Armstead
Young
High- Arrest
Inington
Welger
Brighton
Matthews
White
Dian
Bath
Short
Dodd
Stringfeld
Higgs
Maidenhead
Healy
Watford
Kingdoro
Ayling Extract Promoted with Warnings of Imposters
Public notice touts Ayling's Extract as a safe cure for gonorrhea inflammation and urinary issues, claiming rapid relief and health benefits. It lists William Ayling as chemist with a long network of agents and warns buyers to seek the genuine stamp, noting numerous distributors across London and the country.
Polish governance under Russian control grows more military in scope
A Russian led administration tightens its grip on Poland with military governors in Podolia and Grodno, ukases imposing limited scholarly freedoms, and personnel reshuffles in Warsaw. It notes a new tariff between Russia and Poland, restricted transit routes, and free corn import allowances amid regional shortages. Key officials and appointments are named, signaling centralized control.
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Poland
Russia
Perattanie
Kingdom of
Turtchaninoff
Podolia
Optief
Grodno
St. Petersburgh
Kingdom
Wayda
Warsaw
Pace
Commission of the Interior
Badiai
Section of
Religion and Public Instruction
Koglowski
Saryciewicz
Commission of Justice
M. Powlisczeft
Council of Admission
M. Chiebowicz
Roussia
Ris
Black Sea
Briscoe v Roberts over Epsom Downs title clash verdict
In Kingston April 4, before Lord Denman and a special jury, Briscoe claimed lordship of the Epsom Race Downs against Roberts who asserted an inhabitant right to hold races and erect booths. The jury found for Briscoe with damages 61. Roberts argued long for a prescriptive right and license. evidence covered manorial rights and racecourse stewardship. The verdict upheld Briscoe’s claim to the soil and his lordly authority over the Downs.
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Kingston
Lord Denman
Briscoe
Roberts
John Ivatt Briscoe
Epsom
Epa
Steer
Theasiger
Downs
Mr. Briscoe
Joseph Morbey
Abbey of
Chertsey
Henry VIII
Nicholas Carew
Mary
Elizabeth
Saunders
Block
Racing Committee
Loughborough
Edward Scott
Mr. Lindsay
William Saunders
Charles Black
Doncaster
Mr. Platt
Epsom Race Downs
Wheither
Mr. Roberts
Solly
Nm de Teasier
R. Thessiger
Taunton Crown Court Murded Men Guilty in Langport Case
Western Circuit Taunton April Crown Court Before Mr Justice Pattison John Hoare and William Howe were charged with the murder of John Harry at Langport on March 6. The deceased a plumber glazier from Langport died after leaving Curryrevell. The jury found both guilty and his lordship sentenced them to execution with a calm, prepared demeanor observed.
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Taunton
Crown Court
Justice Pattison
John Hoare
William Howe
John Harry
Langport
Moody
Langart
Hoare
Curryrevell
Sandpits-hill
Extraordinary and shocking murder at Cheshire Assizes
Patrick Alguianis, an Irishman aged 7, stands indicted for the wilful murder of Peter Rogerson. The trial details a brutal struggle at Bankhouse near Adderley with the accused denying guilt. The jury returns Not Guilty by reason of insanity. the prisoner to be confined in a lunatic asylum for life. In a separate burglary case, Thomas Wed, age 39, is found guilty of breaking into Middlewick, stealing one hundred sovereigns and other money. sentence recorded as Death.
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Justice Park
John James
John Griffith
William Jenkins
Thomas Jarman
Thomas Rees
Bedretty
Vaughan
Williams
Talbot
Watson
Greaves
James
Jenkins
Torneld
Edward Morgan
John Thomas
Bedvett
Cheshire Assizes
Chester
Patrick Al'Guianis
Peter Rogerson
Agid
Meeson
Dunn
Thomas Hill
Shropshire
Bankhouse
Adderley
Justice Williams
Thomas
George Chesworth
Middlewick
Tory SmaLL Wit and Aristocratic Insolence
During the late election a Brighton Radical declaimed against the Tories saying No Conservatories for me, give me Universal Sufferings, Provisional Governments, no triangular Parliaments. Captain Pechell, Brighton member, has been dismissed from the Queen's Equerry net for his vote on the Irish question.
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Hovest
Brighton
Brighton Gazette
Pechell
Calamitous Kaffir frontier attacks alarm Cape settlers
News from the eastern border reports a massive Kaffir incursion into the Cape colony in December, with widespread fear among mission stations. Distress grows as crops stand, homes are threatened, and missionaries recount sleepless nights while British action is awaited to prevent further bloodshed and loss. Griqua Town notes Andries Waterboer as chief and praises the new alliance with Cape government, while Waterboer lauds the English spirit and calls for unity among frontier peoples.
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Missionary Chronicle
Cape of Goo
Variou
Philip
Kat River
L Oterator
Cape of Good Hope
Griqua Town
Great Orange River
Cape Town
Andries Waterboer
Wright
Friends of
Waterboer
England
Providence
Mr. Read
Tory Ativity in West Riding urges unified reform effort
The Tory party in the West Riding of Yorkshire plans to back Conservative candidates as dissolution looms. They have formed a permanent central committee and district sub committees, prompting Reformers to emulate the structure to counter Tory maneuvers.
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West Riding of Yorkshire
Leeds Mercesy Ys
The Elegant Doctor Swindles Bakers and Tailor
A well dressed man posing as a medical director visited baker Grand in Rue du Seine and later a tailor, claiming hospital duties and royal patronage. He induced each to supply sweets and clothing on credit, then vanished with the quantities paid for by the shopkeepers, leaving two brioches and cake valued goods as the sting. The tale mirrors a previous 月 incident in Palais Royal where a similar ruse netted 300 brioches.
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Grand
Cherche Midi
Edmun Schinder
Parbleu l
Comte de
Place de la Bourse
M. Grand
Palais Royal
Gazette Des Tribunauz
Dublin Election Committee Sees Commission Granted
In Dublin on April 4 the sitting members push for a commission to probe, arguing 700-800 witnesses would be needed and expenses would ruin a working man. Critics warn commissions abuse justice, noting Drogheda delays and long inquiries, while opponents predict a protracted process and the possible ouster of reformers amid Tory collaboration at the Carlton Club.
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Austen
Dublin
Harrison
Wraigham
Wrangham
O’connell
Wpom
Anet Young
O’connel
London
House of Commons
Carlton Club
Oratorical Powers and a Town Market Scandal
A report contrasts O Connell's superior oratorical display with a other scene of moral decay in St Austell. It recounts Tretheway of Branwell selling his wife in the market for two pence, with a bidder in a crowd, a dispute over a wedding, and a forthcoming Petty Sessions hearing to address the affair and uphold the law.
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O’connell
Tretheway
St. Austell
George Trethewas
George Tretheway
Cornwall
Garette
Licensing of public houses under new term limits and rules
A lengthy proposal outlines licensing for beer and spirits, setting hours, allowed products, and premises standards. It details public house classifications, inspector powers, penalties, and resident access rules, aiming to regulate taverns, beer houses, and wine shops and to curb abuse, poverty, and crime.
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Bucerponamea
Bama
Vietil al
Louis
Geto
Magistrat
Essine
Ganda Mint
Ome
Niente
Mstoy
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