Treatise On Indigestion And Costiveness By Edward Jukes
A nineteenth century advertisement for a medical treatise by Edward Jukes Surgeon Inventor of the Stomach Pump. It promotes remedies including Lavements and medical observations on health by air exercise sleep clothing and diet with engravings explaining internal anatomy. Bookseller Bringhe at Royal Exchange and Harcourt's 12 Carlton Street offer the apparatus and the work.
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Dirat Wilson
Royal Exchange
Bringhe
Edward Jukes
N.B
T- Harcourt's
Carlton-street
Lowertreet
Howel
James
Hertford Election Petition and Charity Festival Report
A committee forms to defray Hertford petition expenses by public subscription. Notable donors and figures, including Duke of Norfolk and Sir Robert Peel, listed. The text also announces the Royal Dispensary Anniversary Festival at Thatched House Tavern on April 24 chaired by Lord Morpeth, noting 8250+ deaf patients aided by improved acoustic instruments and free devices.
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Lord Dover
Robert Peel Bart
James Langham
H. Halford
Astley Cooper
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Wilbraham Fyfan
Davies Davenport
Fisq
Alexander Baring
Samuel Smith
Marquis of
Anglesey
K.G
Earl of
Egremont
Earl Harewood
Earl O Lonsdale
Earl Spencer
George Haldimand
Ean
Thomas Vetcalfe
E Q. Mansfield
George Hammeraly
Visc
Morpeth
Wm. Babington
M.D
R.S
Vinc
Sydney
Lewis Leese
Bar
Physictays
Bart
C.H
Sar
M. J. Tierney
Minecron Axp
Sanceos
J. H. Curtis
Eaq
M.R.E
William Cobbe
Eay
John Watson
St. James's Street
Lord Viscount Morpeth
J. Watson
Royal Dispensary
Sugar and commodity markets and social reform notes
Market reports show sugar, rum, tea, and fats edging higher amid trade strain and stockouts with Mauritius and East India goods quoted. refined sugar demand rises. Parochial workhouses face discipline, diet reform needs, and rampant outcast activity, with testimony on thieves and prostitutes, urging governance changes and cheaper weekly papers to counter agitation.
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Barbadoes
East India
Mauritius
Geneva
Tondon
Invico
India House
Kentucky
Cotrox
West India
Trinidad
Brazil
O Connell Plate letters and Moore reply in London notice
A long letter from Richard Luckins and the O Connell Plate committee asks for publication in the Evening True Sun to explain Thomas Moore for not complying with requests. It details a deputation to Daniel O Connell and Moore, with Moore's regret at not meeting them and support for O Connell’s stand. The parcel includes a note from James Hogan and a response from Thomas Moore lodging compliments and inability to comply. Also noted are a lamb attacked by a fox in Durham and Dunpee election coverage with Sir Henry Parnell in Dundee, reflecting local political interest.
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Duke of York
Erry
London
Perry
United Kingdom
Scotland
England
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Society OF Guardians For the Protection
Richard Clark
C. Farebrother
Mears
Praed and Co
Crown and Anchor
Thomas Perry
Cornhill
Birmingham Journal
Birmingham
T. Perry
Partica
Sam
Thomas Bolton
Loveday-street
Mesars
Squire, Hill, and Co
Norwich
Monica
Tam
R.D. Squire
Partner
Belf
St. Mary-at-Hill
Sheffield Mercury
Kent Herald
Registry Office
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Echoe
Brecknell and Turner
Haymarket
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A.and I
Ball
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P. and
J.spencer
Newton Street
Melborn
Wiliam
James Middlemore
Robert Salmon
Little Bell-alley
Taylor and Bowdey
Charing Cross
Walker Charles
Halken Wharf
Pimlico
Browning T. R
W. R
Waterloo-bridge-wharf
B. P. Dandney
Soi
Lombard-street
Thomas and
Richard Meeson
Stratford
T. B
Lawrence Rowe
Brentford
Stones and Son
Regent-street
Latwyche and George
Skinner-street
Withnore
Thavieson
Devies and Son
Plumbtree-street
Bloomabury
James Perram
Bolingbroke, Enfield and Co
Liverpool Chronicle
Ens
Tina Precines
Benewal
Eee
Bickerton & Paull
Castle-street
Southwark
United Ki
Chance
Knavary
Ohmen Beta Rindlers
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Alphabaticat O. Er
Mercantile. Journal
Perry's
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Etree
Commissariat Department
Treasury
Chambera
Foot Guards
Berks
Gloucester
Hungerford
Bristol
Bucks
Cainbrook
Surrey
Essex
Tilbury
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Fort
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Thurmlay
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Cooper's Hall
Swift and Co
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Oxford-street
Coventry-street
St. George's Church
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Preehold
High-street
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Crown Public
Michaelmas
Mr. Fleming
Buck
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Payne and Achman
Aldermanbury
London 3
Fleet Street
Newemen
Cosmopolite
Price Threeco
George Pilgrim
Bouverie-street
Pleet-strest
THE
True Sun
Ireland
O’connell
All Ireland
Thomas Moore
Richard Luckins
Crossstreet
Hatton-garden
Daniel O’connell
Fae
Etter
Melody
Erin
James Hogan
Eng
Duke-street, Keadilly
Mr. Moore
Moore
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Duke-street
St. James’s
Broom
Durham
Tyne Mercury
Dunpee
Henry Parnell
Dundee
Henry
Prisoner at Brixton Reflects on Life and Labor
An incarcerated man argues he would be better treated in prison, but his erratic conduct leads to a magistrate’s commitment to Brixton. The report discusses reform methods used by Att. Hayes, including harsh labor and a spare diet, and notes a man’s temporary return to honest work after attempts at reform fail.
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Dawkins
Greece
Otho
Nauplia
Faymouth
Lisbon
Oporto
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France
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Mediterranean
South America
Prussia
Rhenish
Saxony
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Lombardy
Hungary
Austria
Tyrol
India
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Engant
Dronet
Lambeth
Jenty
van Diemen's Land
Stevens
Ford
Maria
Gosport
Sete
Tina Pison
Lameth
Benjamin Hewitt
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
St. George the Martyr
Anish
St. George
Abpotas
Eaid Bi
Pri
Brixton
Hayes
S¢Verd
Nottie
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Billingsgate
Forses
Busia
Iment
Aeea
Blair
Lyons
Courcu
Howe
Teagan
Saure
Duke of Richmond
Francis Me
Paris
Waterford
Waterford Chronicle
Bombay
Malta
Dumbarton
Aggrieved Advertiser Denounces London Journal Ads
An April 12 1883 letter criticizes leading London journals for delaying and crowding advertisements to mislead readers and profit from public inattention. The writer urges redress against what they call fraud and abuses in the advertising practice.
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London
Letter to editor criticizes Haymarket theatre pricing
A correspondent to the True Sun writes from Hay Market Theatre about season strategy. He questions cage arrangements and proposes a half price offer to boost attendance and coffers, urging Mr. Morris to extend the season.
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True.sun
Sik
Haymarket
Morris
Gach
The London Bridge Approaches Case Recited in Court
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Jason Bridge
Phos
London Buidge
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