01 Aug 1833
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 01, 1833
Page
1
A patchwork of mid 19th century ads and notices promoting Stirling's Stomach Pills for digestive issues, cholera relief, and general health, alongside Grimstone's Eye Snuff claiming eye disease cures. The set touts medical credibility with testimonials, listing multiple London outlets and agents for distribution.
London College of Health warns the public as Cholera Morbus returns to the metropolis. The piece criticizes medical practice for random treatments like laudanum brandy opium and prussic acid and urges fixed, safer measures to prevent spread and aid cure amid doubts on true disease nature.
The article promotes Dr. Jordan's Vegetable Pills and related products as the cure and preventive for Cholera Morbus, arguing blood purification and cleanliness prevent disease. It includes patient testimonials, pricing, and a caution that only medicines bearing "Charles and John Jordan" stamps are legitimate. It lists multiple London addresses and agents for purchase.
General Palmer argues the Septennial Act repeal debate shows reform within the constitution. He urges the Heathfield plan to tax property, free labor from heavy taxes, and reduce duties on sugar and coffee to relieve distress, arguing it could save the constitution and unite Whigs Radicals and the public.
A Glasgow Political Union meeting elected Robert Wallace of Kelly M P as President. Correspondence included letters from Northern Political Union members discussing bishops petitions and future visits to Glasgow, with supporters in the House of Lords and Glasgow Free Press.
An inquest at the Elephant and Castle on Sarah Rowley aged 24 who was found drowned in the Regent's canal Camden-town adjourned awaiting the attendance of a marble-polisher man she was last seen with. A fight noise was heard near the location.
The House resumed amid discussions on a motion to consolidate benefit society laws. Montague Gore favors extending oath exemptions beyond Quakers and Unitarians. The Factory Bill progress is outlined, and a Middlesex magistrates conduct inquiry is debated with Rotch and the Solicitor General. Relief of the clergy in Ireland prompts questions on arrears and funding. Debates touch improprieties, tithes, and a slave compensation bill totaling twenty million pounds with mixed opposition and calls for fiscal safeguards.
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