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True Sun

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 20, 1833

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London College of Health offers Jordan Vegetable Medicines

Broad ad lists the Vegetable Pills Cordial Balm of Rakashi and Detersive Drops from the London College of Health with multiple agents and branches. Readers are urged to trust Charles and John Jordan, notes patient cures for asthma eye inflammation and bowels, and warns against imitations. Includes testimonials and a caution about stamping.

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MR. Curgreve Yongreve Petroleum Congreve C. Pricets Enry Congreve Wits Butler Cheapside Barclay and Sutone Farringdon Edwards St. Paul's Church Aulrene Co Bow Church-yard Newberry and Sons St. All Bachurch-yard London Henry Cangreve London . College OF Health London College of Health United Kingdom Horace England Scotland Ireland Charles John Jordan Galileo Copernicus Harvey Robert Henry, Esq William May Jordan Newman Street Oxford Street Middlesex Branch Caroline-street Bedford Square Hall Albany-street Regent’s-park Calf Edgeware-road Mir. Barnes Sloane-square King’s-road Chelsea Bingham Mountstreet Grosvenor-square Gee. Rowe Chichester Place Gray's In-road Mr. Smith Orange-street Red Lionware Mr.Strude Alderngate-street City Sharpy Sarah'a-place Old-street Mr. Forward Brick-lane Kethwall Green Aske Gibson-street Lambeth Coburg Theatre Messrs J. Butler and Co Coventgarden Market C. Throssell Harplane Farringdon-street A. Greening Bridge House-place Newington Causeway A. Draper Halfmoon Passage Leadenhall Market Newnan-street Oxford-street John Jordan, M.D Price Ls
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Lords Debates Quaker Relief and Slavery Bill Passage

The Lords debate quaker disabilities, Separatists affirmations, and Bishop Rochester’s defence of no churchyard fees, amid discussions on Jamaica dispatches. Bill readings follow on Separatists Affirms, Factories, China trade, and Slavery reform with amendments and divisions.

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House of Commons Evening Sitting Reports Petitions and Returns

The Speaker resumed the chair at five o clock as Mr Knight from the Bank of England presented papers on the renewal of the charter. Mr Tooke moved for a return of Lord Chancellor s secretary of Lunatics fees and commissions for 1831 1832. Mr O Dwyer presented a Dublin petition by Mr John Kemp Johnson against post office clerks monopoly in newspaper trade, and a petition from landowners.

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House OF Lords Aus Lord Crancellor Lord Suffield King's County Viscount Melbourne Christ Church Surrey Lord Wynford Newcastle-upon St. Nicholas Brighton Inglis Bayswater Broadwater Rochester Chichester Hereford Earl of Belmore Lord Goderich Jamaica Belmore Goderich Earl of Ripon Earl of Gosford Eek Chichester Earl Grey Lord Wysxrorp Lord Proxkert Surrierp Duke of Cumberland Marquis of Lansdowne Lord Auckland Lord Ellenborough Ellen Borough London Canton Auckland King's Bench Prison King’s Bench Prison Marqus King’s Bench Ireland Earl of Wecklow Rose Commons Lornford Duke of Wellington Suffield Viscount ST. Vincent South America House of Commons Hutt Ways and Means Hull and Barton Humber Hull Barton Sddd Ajax Michaelinas Althorp Hatt Thames Barton and Preme Lord Duncannon Lincoln Yorkshire D. W. Harvey Essex Warburton Torrens Herrles Herries Robinson France Russia England Greece Hume Lord Althorp Corbett Mr. Cobbett Marylebone Fiear Benk Peel Aurel Louis XIV Clay Reas Heodit Fryer Knight Bank of England Tooke O’dwyer John Kemp Johnson Dublin
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