Nouy’s Pills touted as all-sufficient medicine for mankind
National Institution of Health in London promotes Nouy’s Pills as a single-solution remedy for all illnesses and pains caused by medical mispractice. It lists multiple dispensing points, urges readers to ask for a free pamphlet, and warns against spurious versions sold by chemists and druggists.
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National Institution OF Health
Seymour-Street
Euston-Square
London
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Enony
Grr
Mr. Eaony
National Instition of Health
Seymour Street
Eve
West Strand
Bower
Oxford-street
Bothams
Cornhill
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Sparrow
Boowtill
Stitch
Cambridge Heath
Hackney
Ley
Stafford-street
Bond-street
Moulder
Levent-Garden
Dingeldey
Grosvenor-place
Pimlico
Plentizh-town
Hogarth
New-road
Mudie
Enouy
Extraordinary cases at the Mansion House and Bow
Reports from the Mansion House detail Byers facing multiple alleged frauds as victims, including Parkes and Farmer, with Lord Mayor urging prosecutions to prevent impunity. Separate accusations cover impostors seeking passes, lodging houses by Hurst, and child lending schemes, plus assorted thefts and a murder inquiry at various courts and quarters.
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Parkes
Byers
Farmer
Newgate
Bush
Committee of Bankers
Gill
City of London
Surrey
Scotland
Jacky
Mary
Susan
Wentworth-street
Hurst
Huret
Huet
Anna
Hayden
The
Flying Horse
Oxford Street
Samuel Wing
Rippon
Yorkshire
Dyer
Queen-Square
John Collins
Broadway
Westminster
St. John's Church
Joseph Harvey
Bridge-road
Lambeth
Result of Commitments at the Last Old Bailey Sessions
Abstract of the outcomes from the latest Old Bailey hearings includes the rejection of Captain Berkeley as Gloucester representative and political fallout for Earl Grey. Reports also detail a Ballyhack coffin scandal, Dover petition updates, and smuggling prosecutions with Le Mentor from Dunkirk carrying 206 tubs of brandy and subsequent penalties.
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Old Bailey
Berkeley
Gloucester
Admiralty
Glencester
Earl Grey
England
Cain
Ighmael
Guardian
Ledger
Ballyhack
Pyne
Ballyback
Waterford
John Halcomb
Dover
Staghope
Mrr
E. Mempes
J. A. Walker
Redbreast Revenue
Ann
le Mentor
Dunkirk
Francis Tharkill
John Waite
Fsq
Charles Joseph Vandalle
Peirre Nicholas Delille
Guillaams Terros Fraquet
Jos
Fleeman
W. Fleeman
Joseph Fleema
Peeeren
Baiher
Boston Herald
The Ministry and the Press Letter to the Editor
A letter from Thomas Parkin dated April 11 1837 criticizesMorning and Evening papers for anti ministerial bias while praising some outlets. It laments the press as the realm’s fourth estate and questions whether a compromised ministry can endure, citing the Telegraphs and public sentiment as barometers.
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THE
True Sun
Morning
Warning Herald
Times
Guarding and Public Ledger
Morning Post
Morning Chronicle
Albion
Standard
Courier
Sun
Cobbett
Preas
Thev
Parkin
Notable Tax Office Names in March 1833 Proceedings
The Office for Taxes records dated March 14 1833 include individuals Robert Mitford Charles Powlest Rushworth and William Rigby Bradshaw. The entry lists these persons as part of a tax related docket with no additional context provided.
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Robert Mitford
Charles Powlest Rushworth
William Rigby Bradshaw
Crime rise in West Riding shocks observers at sessions
The West Riding Sessions opened at Pontefract with 174 prisoners for trial and a total prisoner count of 542 in custody. The Leeds Mercury reports a dramatic crime rise from 1821 to 1832, with prosecutions at assizes and sessions swelling from 91 total to 1,064, amid rising costs and claims of waste on York Castle buildings.
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West Riding
Pontefract
Yorkshire
Uni
Castle of York
The Factory System Explored by the Standard
The article argues the factory commission reveals its intimidation and tyranny in affected counties. It notes difficulty proving fraud against mill owners yet promises to present reader with proofs of delusion and coercive practices influencing workers and public perception. It emphasizes self-protecting tactics within the factory system and seeks to inform readers while avoiding destruction of informants.
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Ohn Barr
Perruquier
Isa
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Perake
J. Barrheys
Perakes
Barr
J. Barr
Expulsion of an Episcopal clergyman in Guernsey
Extracts from the Jersey Advertiser report the Rev. I. De Joux of Trinity Chapel Guernsey had his preaching license withdrawn by the Bishop of Winchester for holding prayer meetings in Trinity Chapel allowing lay participation and using prayers outside the Rubric. He then moved services to Park Street chapel, with extemporary prayers, while another Anglican rector led Trinity chapel services.
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Jersey
Gaverneey
I. de Joux
Trinity Chapel
Guernsey
Winchester
Papera
Park-street
Church of England
de Joux
Richard‘ Potenger
St. Martin's Parish
St. Peter's Port
Meeting of Parishioners Electing Churchwarden in Covent Garden
A parish meeting in St Paul’s Covent Garden elected a churchwarden for the year and discussed resisting surcharges by the Crown surveyor’s district. Parishioners planned to attend a forthcoming appeals meeting, urged by Mr. Charlwood and Mr. Jackson to seek justice.
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Jackson
Board of Taxes
Malacca advisories hint quiet rule and crowned ruler
Advices from Malacca state the country remains quiet and natives gain confidence in the Government. Saban was to be crowned King of Tambon on November 10. Reports note the French Governor Count Jourdain resigned Mahe and sailed to Pondicherry. Cholera ravages abate after a severe outbreak. In Notre Dame a sermon was interrupted by firing. a 74-year-old man shot himself. A coach accident near Long Compton injures Dr Sproston, who dies three hours later. France England daily post talks continue with uncertain progress.
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Saban
Tambon
Count Jourdain
Mahe
Pondicherry
London
Long Compton
Warwickshire
Pamanneeabley
Drr. Sproston
Siegaat
France
Death in Prison Inquest at Bridewell Details of Delaston Case
An inquest at Bridewell before City Coroner Mr. Payne investigated the death of 23 year old prisoner Lewis Delaston. The jury found death from general inflammation of the intestines after disputed factors about confinement, diet, and a black inmate in the same cell. The governor Mr. Osborn testified Delaston was jailed February 26 as a rogue and vagabond, and while the jury blamed neglect by the turnkey, the coroner’s verdict was accidental death.
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Maria Brindley
Hampstead
Albany Bridge
Regent’s Park
Holloa
Mr. Murray
Thames
Swixpiino
Thomas Scrivens
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Ratcliff
Fleet-street
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Payne
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Crook
Tim
Osbarn
Guildhall
Osborn
Coronps
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Turon
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