Western Benevolent Infirmary appeals for aid in treating urethral stricture
An 1836 London notice details the Western Benevolent Infirmary in Blenheim Street Oxford Street offering cure for urethral stricture. It lists surgeons and donors, notes hours from nine to twelve, and invites subscriptions via treasurer and honorary secretary. Parliamentary notices follow with multiple bills, motions, and committee orders.
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J. H. Powell
Westminster and
Deptford
Westminster Bridge
Surrey
Archbishop of Canterbury
Keepington Common
Camberwell
Peckham
London and Croydon
London and Greenwich
Metropolis
Greenwich
Woolwich
Blackheath
Kennington
Dulwich
Croydon
Clapham
Brixton, &c
Vassar Road
Kensington
Great Western
London
Deptford Pier
Thames
West- Minster-bridge
Morrow
Edi. Browne, Esq
Angelcourt
Throgmorton-Street
Westmin
Eee
N.B
Spn
Henry L. Cooper
Bishopsgate-street
Worthip
Conduit-street
Regent-street
Henry L.cooper
H. L. C. Bega
Western Benevolent
Blentheim-Street
Oxford-Street
Rancis Burdett Courtenay
Great Marlborough Street
Tresstrer
Julio Watts
Berner’s-street
Oxford Street
Howonany Sewittany
N. Webnert
Craven Street
Strand
Newmarket Spring Meeting Preview and Odds
Sporting notes from Newmarket outline key races Porte land Handicap 2000 Guineas 1000 Guineas and Newmarket Stakes. Ebberston may miss start Elis doubtful. 1000 Guineas contenders include Toga Marmalade Destiny Zenana with tomorrow’s race likely shrinking the field. 300 Sovereigns Stakes narrowed to Karelian Perrot Luck's All. Rabbet. Weather improving, ground good. Tomorrow’s fixtures list many 0 sov entries and a planned unrevealed Lord Lichfield vs Mr. Ridsdale match not run. Lye arrives to ride Hirdlime Wednesday.
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Newosiarket
Newmarket
Ebberston
Elis
Toga
Marmalade
Destiny
Zenana
B.C
T.Y.C
T.M.M
Lord Lichfield
Ascot Agst
Ridsdale
Lye
Westminster Conservative Dinner at Willis's Rooms
A Westminster Conservative Dinner advertised for Saturday at Willis's Rooms promises substantial dining to entice attendees. The item notes past Covent Garden spouting and hints another dinner to improve on it, reflecting lively London social event coverage.
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Willis
Covent Garden
Letters to Hull Reform Association from 1836
The April 13 1836 letter to the Hull Reform Association recalls Lord Palmerston era politics. It discusses volunteer corps, yeomanry cavalry, and a proposed Corn Law Guards label. It notes divisions in Parliament over equal division of landed property among children and criticizes secrecy in voting on bills. It closes with T. Perronet Thompson's signature.
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Thompson
Hull
Hull Reform Association
London
Hume
Volunteer Corps
Britain
Ireland
Ewart
Liverpool
Truro
Tooke
House of Lords
Bath
Roebuck
T. Perronet Thompson
O'Connell Speech on Poland at Reform Dinner
Mr O Connell delivers a passionate Poland speech at the Reform Festival dinner lamenting Poland s partitions and Russian cruelties. He urges English moral force and commercial pressure to end tyranny, imagining British and Polish officers leading 50 000 to Poland, and ends with ardent cheers and the Scots wha hae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinger
Poland
England
Jasy
Russia
Napoleon
Empire of
Lord Castlereagh
Vienna
Constantine
France
Nicholas
Warsaw
Hell
Hall
Cracow
Germany
Hungary
Bohemia
Baltic
Evans
Europe
Burning the Irish Corporation Act in a Tory led debate
A historical critique of the Municipal Corporation Act process where Lord Lyndhurst moves to refer the bill to a Select Committee. The piece condemns Tory procedural tactics, warns of secret proceedings, and cites The Times and Morning Chronicle on ministerial tactics and public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lynodhurst
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Cuanceltor
Lord Melsourke
Lawspawne
Lord Somerville
Duke of Westincton
Lord Waanxucuirre
Devon
Lyapuorst
Shaftesbury
Mezaos
Rabwor
Lord Lyndharst
Barke
Times
Morning Chronicle
Inquest Hears Death By Self Destruction Of Editor Edmunds
An inquest at Brunswick-square on Edmund Edmonds editor of the Metropolitan Police Gazette concluded with a verdict of mental derangement. The deceased, 42, had suffered from poverty and fear of arrest, and evidence indicated he ended his life by strangulation. The proceeding noted his literary prominence and personal distress.
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Ma. Enuuxn Epmwosps
Metroputitas Police Gazette
Dimond
New Ormond-street
Brunswick-square
Stirling
Edmund Edmonds
Aetropolitan Police Gazette
Penelope
Sarah
Ann
Warren
Leweston Gardens
R. Gordon
M.P
Sherborne
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Office of Commissioners of Compensation
Arbadoes
Soseu
Henry Hill
Commercial Sham Packet Company
Nicholson's Wharf
Ramsgate
Ramegate
J. Bleaden
Lces
Fish-street
Lee Shoreham, and
Brighton Railway
Juanee
Cundy
New Bund Street
Salisbury and
Plymouth
Falmouth
Salisbury
Romsey
Southampton
Maddison and Co
Mesara
Atherley and Fall
Hampshire Banking Company
Messrs
Footner and Co
Grant and Co
Portsmouth
Brodie and Co
Hetley, Everett, and Co
Wilts and Dorset Banking Company
Central Railway
Castle-Street
Exeter
Panocras Lane
Cheapside
William Housman
the Close
Daman and Stead
Clement and Newman
Westminsford
Well
Coney
TER
Dept
Kennington, Camber
Joseph Allen
Charles H. Ashley
George Harradaile
Joseph Dudman Henry Fyre
Hawkers
Glyon
Corno
Marcellas
Marsale
GEO, Henekey and Co
High Holborn
T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
British and Foreign Review
European Quarterly Journal
National Guard
Chamber of de
Champoiligo
Count Maminai
Persia
Louis
Louis XVI
British Legion
Spain
James Ridgway and Sons
Piccadilly
H. L. Co
Mrussels
Kidderminster
Whitney
Bath and York
Marseilles
the True Sun
British College of Health
New Road
Tam
A. S McRison
Perth
Henry Halford
Alwars
Malcolm
Ben-Fita
War Faroonar
H.E.C
James Morison
Bank
Hsq
Looduo
Farquhar
Murison
Jender
William Farquhar
Mesars, Morison, Moat, and Co
Lords
House of Commons
Seamen's Fund
Shetland
Robert Steuart
Scotland
Hawes
Wilks
C.D. Divett
Clay
Great Northern Railway
Patrick Stewart
Great Britain
Turkey
Pechell
Jane Champion
Seaford
Fox Maule
Perthshire
Sibthorpe
Edinburgh
Leith
Newhaven
Edward Baller
Thomas Duncombe
Geat
Wason
Mackinnon
Bowring
Fogland
Church of England
Williams
Red Crogs Street
Congregational Library
Blomfield-street
Bia
Hindley
Harcourt
Anne
John Duke of Marlborough
Nonsieur Mallan and Sons
Ludgate Hill
City
Belle Sauvage Inn
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
Paris
Great Russell-Street
Ludgate-Hill
Sporting
His Majesty's Stag
Horbary
Halyax Express
St. PeteRssurcu
Mageu
Tarasos Sion
Paras
Peist
PRICE
Parliament
Hull Advertiser
MR. O'Connell
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