PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS
A historic medical notice advertises a work on diseases of the generative system and related conditions. It cites cures for urethral and rectal strictures and self abuse, praising the author's methods and highlighting notable reviewers and publishers in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staph and Marshall
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
I Fayss
Regent-street
Calton-street
High-street
Oxford
Iran
Great Marlborough-street
Ent-Street
Ceartensy
Cape of Good Hope reports peace with the Kaffre chiefs
Official Cape notes announce peace treaties concluded on Sept 17 between Sir Benjamin Urban’s government and Kaffre chiefs region between the Keiskamma and Kei. Chiefs pledge allegiance to the King of England, live under colonial laws, and accept penalties for treason and crimes. The government will publish terms and assign lands. chiefs agree to restrict predatory inroads and protect residents under English law.
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Cape of Good Plope
Fort Wiltshire
Benjamin
Urban
Colonial Office
Caffres
England
Gouquergd
Macomo
Tyalie
Kusias
Eno
Vadani
Tepeey
Goes
Conspiracy charge against Marylebone vestry debated
An afternoon meeting of St Pancras vestry in Gordon Square examined a committee report on the arrest of two Marylebone vestrymen amid a conspiracy case. The memorial urged Middlesex Justices to investigate High Constable Bradshaw for oppressive warrants and seek his removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pancras
Gordon Square
St. Marylebone
Marylebone
Churchwarden Cook
Middlesex
Saint Pancras
Sheweth
James Bradshaw
Ossulston
Messrs
Kensett
Davy
Bradshaw
Scadding
Mortimer-street
High-street
Gilbert Street
Gilbert-street
Oxford-street
Murphy
Routledge
Morris
Kitely
Geotlemen ‘el
Bredshaw
Ventry
The Whig Aristocracy of Ireland United in Reform
A Morning Chronicle reprint argues Irish Whig aristocracy and reformers must unite to counter the Orange faction. It laments past divisions, urges timely alliance with the people, and warns that a restored Whig order under English leadership offers peace, prosperity, and stable governance amid faction and Protestant conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Chronicle
Ep. T. S
Ireland
Anti-National Party
Orange
Exeter-hall
Portman-square
Select Committee
Lord Mulgrave
Galden
Mr. O'Connel
Westminster
England
Orange Association
Duke of Cumberland
Lyndhurst
Lord Boden
Treaty Articles Define Caffre Settlement Rules and Oath
The document outlines articles binding chiefs to surrender muskets, accept royal protection, respect a frontier drawn within which Caffres must reside, and deliver a yearly fat ox. It also promises ministers, schoolmasters, magistrates, and facilitates armed-pass controls. A commission locates chiefs and a resident agent enforces compliance. The treaty date is September 17, with colonial satisfaction and road and bank developments noted. A motion is debated and carried after discussion.
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England
Smith
Wm. Chalmers
Stretch
Reform Associations to Unite in Tower Hamlets Meeting
At the Golden Eagle Tavern Mile End Road a Tower Hamlets Reform gathering chaired by Mr Thomas Morria resolved to merge the Association of Watchfulness with the Middlesex Reformers to form a single united body. Speakers urged securing current representatives and opposing a Conservative victory if Parliament dissolves.
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Tower Hamlets
Golden Eagle Tavern
Mile End Road
Thomas Morria
Association of Watchfulness
Middlesex
County of
Reform Associations
Horrible Murder Attempt Heard At Magistrates Home
A lengthy Croydon inquiry before Joseph Reid Esq at Thornton Heath covered a brutal attack on Elizabeth Levi by Robert Hudson who cohabited with her. Witnesses described a knife wound to her throat, cutting of a hand, and Hudson’s threat to “do for” Levi, with police pursuing him to Broadgreen before his arrest and committal for trial on a capital charge of wounding with intent to murder.
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Joseph Reid
County of Surrey
Thornton Heath
Elizabeth Levi
Robert Hudson
Coleman
Croydon
London
Barrack Lane
Strucker
Zacs
Mr. Neville
Mary Wilkins
Hudson
Broadgreen
Brighton
Itness
Croydone
Wheatsheaf
Edward Randall
Messra
Fletcher and
Neville
Neigeiend
Opon
County of
Surrey
Borough Ward Divisions Approved and Disapproved
A fourth supplement to the London Gazette confirms ward divisions for New Windsor Wisbech and Great Yarmouth as prepared by revising barristers under the Municipal Corporation Reform Act. It also disapproves divisions for Bristol Bury St Edmunds Cardiff Caernarfon Chester Deal Devizes Doncaster Dover Durham Gateshead Kingston upon Hull Kirkby Kendal Lancaster and Leicester. A continuation of orders will appear in future supplements.
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London Gazette
New Windsor
Wisbeach
Great Yarmouth
Bristol
Bury St. Edmunds
Cardiff
Carnarvon
Chichester
Deal
Devizes
Doncaster
Dover
Durham
Gateshead
Kingston-upon-Hull
Kirkby-Kendal
Lancaster
Leicester
Liberty of the Subject Letter No 2
Joan Jos. Stockdale reports on the arrest of Anna Maria Viscountess Kirkwall, detailing her removal to Davis’s Lock-up and later Whitecross Street prison as a suspected mad woman. The letter notes private hearings, public access for advisers, a health-friendly carriage order, and criticizes authorities for alleged iniquities behind “Map-Houses.”
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True Sun. Sin
Anna’ Maria Viscountess Kirkwall
Davis
Red-Lion-square
Pho Bart-of-Orkney
Whitecross Street
Baron Bolland
Kirkwall
Sam
Joan Jos
Stockdale
Carlton-colonnade
Deaths by apoplexy and fall in Hammersmith and Fitzroy
Inquests report two deaths. John Dunstan, 66, collapsed at Mrs. Griffith's door in Hammersmith after a remark on changes in the area. outcome attributed to apoplexy. John Robinson, 24, leapt from a second-floor window at Middlesex Hospital. died of skull fracture and brain hemorrhage, verdict temporary insanity.
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Mr. Featherstonehough
Feathergtonohough
Charles Frederick Elcum
Loadman
Hammersmith
Sitcut
Middlesex Hospital
Stirling
John Robinson
Wm. Viddler
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Witness
Middlesex Ospital
Charles Hurst
Ellis
Great
Fitzroy -Square
Witners
Glanville
Fatal duel aftermath and street accident report
From Poonah a July 13 letter describes a fatal duel between Dr. Malcolmson and Captain Urquhart. Urquhart died after being struck by his foe. Malcolmson was only slightly wounded. In London, a cart accident on Oxford Street left Mrs Adams with a compound fracture and serious internal injuries, her child unharmed. Mrs Adams is hospitalised in a precarious condition.
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Poonah
Malcolmson
Urquhart
Iadia
Adams
Dorset-place
Edgeware-road
Oxford-street
Park Lane
Dara. Adams
St. 'S Hospital
Letter from Dante O'Connell on Catholic Protestants Rifts
A long anonymous letter to Dante O Connell discusses liberalism, Catholic doctrine, and scriptural interpretation. It defends the real presence, contrasts Catholicity with Protestant tenets, and laments religious conflicts. The author signs as Dante O Connann, ending the correspondence.
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Scotland
Hell
Sam
Dante
Connan
English fleet moves and Bavarian king plan amid Italian & local notices
A London to Munich courier reaches Ancona with dispatches from Admiral Rowley, and Britain plans a large ship to transfer the King of Bavaria from Ancona to Greece. Count Salis travels to meet the Pope as Swiss regiments shift policy. The Bedford town charter risk rises after a swearing omission, while a York Carbineers private faces a seven year sentence for sleeping on duty. A Paris service of plate belonging to the Earl of Pembroke amazes upper circles, and fires in Kent destroy corn stacks amid suspicions of arson with insured losses.
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Rome
London
Munich
Ancona
Rowley
Mediterranean
Bavaria
Greece
Count Salis
Stncutak
Dr. Witt
King’s Bench
Bedford
Pton Chronicle
Muitany
6Th Carbineers
York
Transon
Leeds Times
Paris
Earl of Pembroke
Storr and Mortimer
Galignani
Kent
Stephen Walter
Marden
Ives
Norwich
Norwich Union
Adams
Weeelor
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High Holborn
Daniel O' Porn
Daniel Oo' Cor
M.P
Wa Bayes Police Gazette
Times
Blackfriars
Cape OF Good Hope
Ovrem
Marylebone Vestry
Mr. K
Municipal Corporations
Ir, O'Connell
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