Morison's Medicine in cholera cures in Manchester 1832
Long advertisement and testimonies for Morison's Vegetable Universal Medicines claiming rapid cures for cholera and bowel complaints in Manchester and surrounding areas, with numerous named addresses, dates in July 1832, and personal references to patients and witnesses.
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Brtish
J. Bennett
Silver-street
Warrington
Workman
Fis
Walsh
Peo Boer
Jabyrth
Katharine Kayrne
Tim
Morison
Pry-House
Deansgate
Knot Mill
Manchester
Liverpool Road
Railway and Quay
W. C. Poole
Susan Chadwick
Watson-street
W. G. Poole
Oxford Road
Knott Mill
Ann Hughes
Robert-street
Ancouts-lane
W.€. Poole
Lancashire
College New-road
King’scross
London
Surrey
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars
Mr. Field
Quadrant
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Walker
Lamb's Conduit
Red Lion-square
J. Loft
Mile-end-road
Bennett
Covent-garden-market
Haydon
Fleur-de-lis-court
Norton Faire
Haslet
Ratcliffe Highway
Norbury's
Bentford
Stepping
Clare-market
Salmons
Little Belvalley
Varral
Lucas-street
Commercial Road
Beech
Sloane-street
Chelsea
Chapple
Royal Library
Pall-mall
Mr. Kirtlam
Bolingbrokerow
Walworth
Pain
Jermyn-street
Mr. Howard
Richmond
Sr. Meyar
May's
Blackheath
Griffiths
Wood Wharf
Greenwich
Benjamin Pitt
Cornwall-road
Cambeth
J. Dobson
Craven-street
Strand
Oliver
Bridge-street
Vauxhall
J. Monk
Bexley Heath
T. Stokes
St. Roman’s
Dartford
Mr. Cowell
Terrace
Pimlico
Parfitt
Edgware-road
C. Atkinson
Trinity Grounds
Deptford
Taylor
Hanwell
Coverley
Bowbridge
Stratford
J. Moore
Woolwich
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Guernsey
Malta
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Imperial Parliament August 9 Commission and petitions in Lords
The Lords approved several bills for Royal Assent including Sugar Duties and Tithe Prescription. Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor Duke of Richmond and Earl of Sharressury. Reports on Secondary Punishments and West India Colonies were laid on the table. Petitions against death for fences and abolition of tithes were presented. a message sought a copy of Sabbath observance report.Factory reform and criminal law revisions were discussed in motion.
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Marquis of Westmeath
Earl Grey
Marais
Clare
Queen’s County
Tipperary
Marqus
Hear
Earl of
Caledon
Marquis of Lansdowne
England
Duke of Wellington
Manchester
Bolton
Warrington
Rochdale
Salford
Blackburn
Home
Reat
Scotland
Hume
Lord Lyndhurst
Court of Chancery
Exchequer
West Indi
Wilks
Win
West Indies
S. Rice
Hunt
Behrens
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Eepeien
Wynn
Lord Ingestrie
Sibthorpe
Way Tts
Courtenay
Isis
House OF Lords
Agaust
Duke of Ricmond
Earl of Sharressury
Siesaees Colleges
Mr. Bernal
Commons
Committee of the Commons
Duke of Richmond
West India
Earl of Sefton
Kingsbridge
Earl of Eaxremont
Armagh
London
Tess
The
Bish
Startford
Herts
Deat DE Olland
National Political Union
House of Commons August 9 Royal Assent and petitions
The Usher of the Black Rod summoned the House for Royal Assent by Commission to sundry Bills. Mr Shaw presented Dublin parish petitions against Grand Jury Tax and from lawyers asking relief from a vexatious levy, the petition to lie on the table. He also presented Dublin congregation and Cork parish petitions protesting neglect of the Lord's day and support for factory labour regulation. Mr Harvey moved for returns on trial cause counts across Courts of Common Pleas Exchequer and Bench on August 1 including remanents.
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Hume
Thettorney
Court of Chancery
Koken Place
Bey
Fk Hee
D. W. Harv
Bustin
St. Lucia
Bie
S. Rice
London
Duke of Richmond
H. Hughes
Evans
Westminster
J. Russell
Mr. Hume
Sibthorpe
Middlesex
Alderman Venables
Robinson
Jacin
C. W. Harvey
C. W. Wynn
J.C. Obhouse
Marylebone
Exchequer
C. Wetherell
Capes
St. Pancras
Guernsey
G. Lamb
Lord John Russell
C. Wetherble
House OF Commons
Shaw
St. Bridget
Dublin
Ireland
York-street Shapel
Corks
Salford
D. W. Harvey
Common Pleas
Prisoner George Cook Convicted of Wilful Murder
In a solemn courtroom scene Judge Park condemned George Cook to death after his own confession for the brutal murder in which he cut the body into fragments and burned it. The aged prisoner, about 92, showed no remorse as the judge recited the evidence and the sentence.
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Justice Park
USA
Cott
Georgege Cook
George Cook
Sam
Chaina
Slady
Restitution Trustees Meet at Asylum for Inmate Plan
Yesterday the trustees and governors of this asylum met at the institution to discuss admissions, new inmates, and related arrangements. The meeting aimed to set policy for future inmate placement and administrative procedures at the asylum.
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