Public notice on cholera prevention and public health
Day was public in eight years old price two shillings six pence dedicated to the health board in Edinburgh. By D M Moir surgeon author of The Ancient History of Medicine Practical Observations on Malignant Cholera printed for William Blackwood Edinburgh and T Cadell Strand London. Lately published by the same author Practical Observations on Malignant Cholera second edition revised and enlarged.
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D. M. Moir
William Blackwood
Edinburgh
T. Cadell
Strand
London
Mrs. Child
Thomas Tegg
Cheapside
Vanee
Scotland
John Howie
Church of ‘Scotland
Wm. M'Gagin
N Eck
William Cobbett
Britain
Ape
Wm. M'Gavin
Cobbett
M‘gavin
Christendom
Wilson
Medical and Surgical
Rosas
Michael Ryan
M.D
Hatton-garden
Westminster Society
A. P. W. Philip
M.L. F.R.S
William Cooke
Royal College of Surgeons
RE. T.H. Lacnnec
John Forbes
Defoe
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The Philosophy of Sleep by Robert Macnish
Public notice of a volume titled The Philosophy of Sleep by Robert Macnish with contents list and praise from Contemporary reviews. It includes subscription details, a note on its publication through Blackwood's Magazine nodes, and a related discussion on a new Gaelic dictionary by Campbell and Dewar with promotional commentary.
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Robert Macnish
Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
Blackwood
Kit
North
Ar. Macnish
Monthly Review
London Medical Gazette
Macnish
Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle
Duke of Gordon
Price Eh
W Thener Campse
Dewar
Glasgow
M‘leod
Highlands
Descriptive and Historical Accounts of Railways and Reformers
A lengthy catalog listing reviews and notices for works on railways, the Protestant Reformation, and Scottish reformers. It advertises Kirwan’s railway work, Howie’s Reformers, and Wilson’s speeches, plus Glasgow Mechanics' Magazine, medical texts, and other periodical literature with prices, editions, and publisher details.
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William
Yen Ook
Chester
Joseph Kirwan
Farad
Privy Council orders parish health funding and penalties
The Gazette reports an Order of the Privy Council empowering Christchurch parish health board to apply to a local Justice of Peace for an order to pay 100 to fund the Act. The March 6 order is revoked. Also notes Cadiz port withdrawal to start September 18 and various colonial and naval items including the Lexington's voyage, martial law in Guatemala, Madeira fortifications, and the Caroline returning to Milford Haven after guns for Don Miguel.
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Board of Health
Christchurch
Surrey
Justice of Peace
St. Salvador
Madeira
Caroline
Don Miguel
Milford Haven
Lisbon
England
Westminster Auxiliary Temperance Society Anniversary Meeting
The Westminster Auxiliary Temperance Society held its anniversary meeting at the Wesleyan chapel Great Queen Street with Captain Brenton in the chair. He urged temperance, cited global bad examples of drunkenness, noted Scotland's 50 000 members, and reported 316 enrollees in under fourteen months. Speakers Giles Cruikshank Evans and Raymond praised temperance benefits. a vote of thanks closed the gathering.
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Westminster Auxiliary Temperance Society
Wesleyan
Great Queen Street
Brenton
R.N
England
Ireland
Scotland
Westminster Society
Messrs
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Cruikshank
Evana
Raymond
Vestry Meeting At St Luke Parish Old Street
A vestry at St Luke Old Street elects parish officers for the year. Mr G Palliser, proposed as overseer for West Finsbury Liberty, argues as Cripplegate right-constable he cannot serve St Luke now, offered to serve after his Cripplegate term ends. Vestry reluctant but may press for his 20 pounds fine as security.
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ST. Luke
St. Luke’s
Cripplegate
Vestry Meetings Move to Evenings At St Saviour’s
At the vestry in St Saviour's Southwark it was decided to hold vestries in the evening in the future. The change aims to speedily correct parochial abuses that have arisen because tradesmen and mechanics could attend only in the morning when vestries were open.
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ST. Saviqur’s
Southwark
Clerkenwell Parish Elects Vestry Clerk Amid Contested Polls
Parish rate-payers gathered to elect or re elect Churchwardens and appoint two Vestry officials including the Vestry clerk. The debate focused on whether the clerk should be independent of the Guardian Board, with Mr Selby urged for re election. A stormy discussion led to a poll for both offices and a pledge controversy over evening vestries.
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Wakeling
St. John’s Square
Vestryclerk
Emerton
Mr. Wakeling
Guardian Board
Mason
Hind
Selby
Vestry Debates Grant Reopened at Christ Church Surrey
In a Surrey parish vestry the annual rector’s grant to Mr Mapleton was debated after years of discussion. A poll was demanded as it was argued the raise violated law. In Lambeth the vestry moved to elect Mr Grady as clerk, with a poll pending, as supporters of Mr Fall prevailed.
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Surrey
Mapleton
Merton
Lambeth
Fall
Watmore
Grady
Sturges Bourne
Troops in Terceira and land disturbances under Terry Alt system
The Limerick Chronicle reports two regiments of over three thousand troops quartered in Terceira on the 24th ult in good order. In Terceira many live rough in the streets as Don Pedro gains popularity. In nearby regions tracts of land near Anna cotty Newcastle Milford and Castle Troy were dug up under the Terry Alt system to terrify landowners into submission. The peasantry shows strong reluctance to repair the damage and restore order.
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Terceira
Don Pedro
Annacotty
Newcastle
Milford
Castle Troy
Limerick
Shaksperian Festival At Stratford Upon Avon
Stratford upon Avon Monday night April 23 marked an observance of Shakespeare’s birthday by the Royal Shaksperian Club now over 400 members strong. A public meeting at Shakespeare’s Hall featured a chairman’s address, a feast, loyal toasts to the King and Ministers, and performances by professional guests. The memory of Shakespeare and Cervantes was honored with reverent silence, and plans were announced for a four day triennial festival on a grander scale.
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Royal Shaksperian Club
Shakspeare
Garri
Grey
Skipwith
Bart
M.P
Geo. Phillips
W.harding
Conolly
Thompson
Psnatin Ea Penny
Cervantes
The Coal-Owners and the Pitmen
The article reports ongoing conflict between coal owners and bound pitmen amid mass unemployment of eight to nine thousand workers. It details a violent incident at Hetton and a mass eviction by London police, culminating in the fatal shooting of bound pitman John Errington as he moved between cottages.
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Killingworth
South Shields
Hetton
London
John Errington
Tyne Mercury
Emigration plans and Balloon ascent in the era
County Press notes public charities inquiry at St Alban s. Cheshunt parish claimants plan to emigrate to Canada with families, seeking parish advances. Balloon ascent by Mr Green from Mermaid tavern Hackney, aborted by poor weather. Shipwreck near Thurso and Pentland Firth without major loss except Lord Suffield bound for Quebec. Durham election candidate John Bowes announces run. Various short items on news expectant mail, a young girl tossed by a cow, naval marriage rumor denied, whale fishery potential in Port Augusta, and odd finds near Skye and Kilbride.
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St. Alban’s
County Press
Cheshunt
Canada
United States
Green
Mermaid Tavern
Hackney
Lord Suffield
Hull
Quebec
Tills
Frith
Thurso
Edinburgh
County OF
Durham
Durham.—jJohn Bowes
Streatlam Castle
Carlisle
Lebanon
Sheffield
Sheffield Iris
Stryuz
Freemantle
Swan River
Port Augusta
Dunvegan
Skye
Kilbride
Inverness Courier
Reverend Valpy and Norwich School Mastery Remembered
The article recalls the life of Reverend Valpy and his influence at Norwich School after succeeding the former headmaster. It notes his mild, persuasive teaching style and the esteem shown by pupils who gifted him a plate upon retirement. It also mentions his published works and the vacant vicarage of South Walsham following his death.
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Valpy
Free Grammar’ School of Art
Johnson
Parr
Forster
Norwich School
Edward Valpy
South Walsham
Commons
Lamentable Death of Maidstone Trustee in Delirium Tremens
In Maidstone the death of Thomas Straid, Clerk to the Trustees for the Poor, is reported after a self-inflicted pistol shot. An inquest at Swan Inn heard he had suffered ill health and delirium tremens, with evidence of insanity, a pistol and razor found at the scene. The jury returned that he terminated his existence while under temporary derangement.
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Maidstone
Thomas Straid
Trustees For
Swan Inn
Thomas Day
T. Wellbore
Sedgwick
Charles Baker
Inquest on Soho Woman Ends in Accidental Death
An inquest at Middlesex hospital heard how a 39 year old Soho resident choked on meat after a dining incident. Lodger Je ne Browne testified the meat lodged in her throat and the deceased used a knife handle to push it down. Doctors failed to dislodge it and she died after lingering in agony. the jury returned an accidental death verdict.
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Stirling
St. Anne’s Court
Dean-street
Soho-square
Jene Browne
Patterson
Lonsdale
Middlesex Hoopes
Coroner’s Inquest and Local Incidents in Buxton Area
Fire destroys a wheat stack belonging to Br Basson of Buxton, wind spared the dwelling and insurance covered the loss. Mrs Melton, wife of poke Melton, disappeared and is believed to have drowned near Woe marsh. efforts to revive her failed. An inquest was held at the Rose Public House on Great Wilde for Morris Dugin and a ten year old boy after an incident at Covent Garden market.
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Az Wilflly
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Anaes
Huttlecock
Biggs
Eich
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