Stirling's Stomach Pills Promoted for Health and Digestion
An eminent medical writer and experience claim Stirling's Stomach Pills preserve health by aiding stomach and bowels. The pills combine quinine and digestive tonics to relieve indigestion, liver complaints, headaches, and general malaise, with mild purgative effects. Sold by J. W. Stirling and partners at multiple London outlets in tin and other packages.
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Stirling
J. W. Stirling
Whitepor High-street
Hoxes
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Sanger
Oxford-street
Hannah and Co
Oxford Sreet
Heudebourk
Middle-row
Holborn
Pro
Fez Consistory Court hearing over blind organist clash
Law intelligence from the Consistory Court at Fez recounts the dispute between parishes of St Augustine and St Faith in London after a fire. Elizabeth Cartery, a blind woman, was elected organist for decades but challenged by Dr Vivian who sought to regulate services, leading to a court case about parish rights, organ use, and clerical authority. The case covers mediation by the Bishop of London, certificates from Dr Crotch and other organists, and persistent blocking of the blind organist while Peck served for eight months. The matter features accusations of misnaming and questioning credentials, with proceedings focusing on whether Vivian had the right to exclude the appointed organist.
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Fez
Vivian
Y. Williams
Biron
Charles II
St. Augustine
London
St. Faith
St. Austine
Elizaeth Cartery
Pariel
Crotch
Royal Academy of Music
Peck
Parshi
Ir. Williams
James William Vivian
Heralds’ College
James William Viven
Addams Rose
Williams
Addams
Anglishman
Carter
Ani
John Peck
Old Bailey
Lushington
Hag
Hutchins c. Denzilee
Loveand
Lord Stowell
Mr. W
Hilton
Morning Chronicle
Ireland
Church of Ireland
O’connell
Guardian
Ledger
England
Court dispute over parish officer elections in London
In London on a February 7, 1833 evening report, counsel argue over a church wardens case involving an indictment versus citation and conflicting articles. Mr. Williams contends the charge misaligns with the articles, urging dismissal to avoid illegal church actions. Lord Stowell considers the matter best left to a superior court. The dialogue touches on residence objections, parishioner sentiment, and request to delay until the next court session.
False imprisonment case in King's Bench court
Brennan v Venables concerns a linen-drapery partner who seized a plaintiff on suspicion of felony. The action seeks nominal damages plus reimbursement of costs from seizure to discharge, with Mr Justice Parke ruling the defendant must cover expenses up to commitment. Verdict for the plaintiff and damages set at 1 shilling.
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King’s Bench
Fes
Nisi Prius
J. Parke
Brennan
Venables
Deodant
Marina
Lamb
Pollock
J. Scarlett
Parke
Balloon execution case against Middlesex Sheriffs
In a Court of Common Pleas action Bennington and Parke sue the Middlesex sheriffs for compensation after a balloon owned by aeronaut Mr. Graham was seized in execution and sold for four guineas. The defense argued nonownership and undervaluation, but evidence showed Graham owned the balloon and the jury found for the plaintiffs.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Fen
Bennington and
Parke
Marshall
Middlesex
Graham
Messrs
Bennington
A. Davis
Davis
Pantheon
Oxford Street
Alger
Abrahams
Man charged with forging signature plots to defraud banker
Keating, claiming to be Smith, sought Henry Lloyd of Hanbury Bank for a forged signature. Lloyd refused, exposing a hold of similar recs. The Lord Mayor jailed Keating for one month with hard labor and bread and water. Other pickpocket cases and a cab driver dispute followed.
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Smith
Lloyd
Walker
St. George’s Hospital, Hyde Park
Baker
House of Correction
Coventry-street
Saint Ment
Laing
Prisoner to be married and robbed in London tale
Prosecutrix says the prisoner promised marriage after a move to London, bringing her money to his mother's house where it was stolen. The court remanded the prisoner as none of the property could be traced. A Kent road turnpike case followed, where toll was charged on a Sunday for a waggon with royal service. judgment ordered repayment of toll plus costs totaling 2 pounds 12 shillings 1d.
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Mr. Laing
London
Gettig
Lunnun
Union-Hall
Kent-road
Chatham
Portsmouth
Everett
Chambers
Debates on Ireland and coercion in contemporary press
The Times commentary argues ministers must adopt substantial measures for Ireland beyond tithe reform and church changes. It urges decisive actions addressing landlords, pauperism, and poor laws, urging clear intent and avoidance of coercion without protection for the oppressed, while criticizing aristocratic bias in policy.
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Ireland
House of Commons
Stanley
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Irish Policy and Conservative Critique at Home
From the Morking Post, a vigorous critique of government policy toward Ireland. The piece accuses the Whigs of tampering with conspirators and urges firm action to denounce repeal agitation, warning that laxity endangered the Union and the empire. It stresses national resolve and unity to uphold laws and peace in Ireland.
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Ireland
Scotland
Yorkshire
Department of National Affairs
Bavarian ban on Heine work stirs Franco sympathy
A Munich letter reports King Ludwig I forbade Heine's State of France, condemning his grief over Louis XVI's shift from opposition to alliance with the aristocracy. The Recorder informs royal mercy spared several Newgate prisoners, with Attrell to die next Tuesday. Dutch talks stall amid embargo fears with Belgium. Times.
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Munich
Bavaria
M. Heine
France
Germany
Louis
Newgate
Old Bailey
George Blatch
Joseph Allen
Charles Taylor
Joseph Kinsley
George Wilden
James Carter
John McCarthy
John Embury
George Williams
William Gladden
William Price
Edmund Millar
Henry Hutchinson
Forrester
John Game
James Rogers
Robert Paylor
Thomas Attrell
Jow
Conference of the Five Powers
Leman
Belgium
Duels ignite Paris royalists vs republicans over Duchess of Berry
From the Chronicle report the struggle escalates after threats by Carlists and Henrquinquistes against royalists and journalists. Editors duel threats prompt the National and Tribune to challenge royalists to combat, with twelve duels eyed and soldiers guarding offices as Paris trembles between revolution and restoration.
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Chronicle
Justemifieu
France
House of Bourbon
Duchess of Berry
Paris
Rouen
Lyons
Parig
le Revenant
Charles X
Berry
Gant
The
Corsaire
Celvimoret
Henriquinguistes
Erry
Don Nixotes
Sancho Panzas
National
Europe
Armand Carrel
Tribune
Rue Echelle
Najonal
Marrast
Allant
Republican Party
M. Carrel
M. Roux Laborie
Gazette de France
la Quotidienne
le Renovateur
le Courrier de Europe
Quotidienne
Parish meetings press repeal of Assessed Taxes Act and Reform Bill
Parishioners of St Mary Newington St Pancras Lambeth and St James Westminster plan meetings to petition Parliament for repeal of the Assessed Taxes Act the Septennial Act and the Rate in the Reform Bill and to vote accounts for the 19th ult Copenhagen reports that Danish West Indies colonies received abundant rain after drought amid hopes of harvest A Dover Calais mail-boat loss kills crew and likely dispatch loss in the same gale. Farringdon Ward canvass grows for Alderman Waithmans vacancy with names including Sir J Williams G Grote MP Blackett Spottiombode for City representation in Parliament Liverpool corn market Feb 5: mixed grain prices dull for wheat with some demand for oats and barley. large arrivals and dull sale of various grains. meal traded and speculation parcels sold at specific prices. quality overall steady to dull.
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St. Mary, Newington
St. Pancras
Lambeth
St. James's
Westminster
Copenhagen
West Indies
Santa Cruz
St. Thomas's
Calais
Dover
Farrringdon
Alderman Waithman
Farringdon
J.illiams
G. Grote
Lyall
Lloyd
Liverpool
Bert Ols Anstey
Pisul Belek
Theatre ticket disputes at Surrey Street in January
A court case recounts Serj Stobu Draper’s purchase and use of theatre tickets in January and February 1832. Cross examinations probe theatre ownership, management by Cavens and Devon, and admissions payments. Jury returns a verdict pending further proof of manager status and remuneration.
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Stobu Draper
Draper
Sams's i
St St Jemes-strecke
Surrey-street
Avery
Ces
Lond Chamberlain's
T-Garden
Devon
Shee
Samme
Eg Ae
Arrivals and wind reports from Royal Navy ships diary
Wind reports and arrivals of His Majesty's ships Endymion and Larne from Oporto Jamaica, York from Buenos Ayres Rio Janeiro and St Michael's, plus freights and packets sailing from Falmouth and Plymouth. Notices include ships from Colombo river to Dublin and Portland with dates Feb 5 to Feb 6 and December.
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S. W
Endymion
Larne
Edward
Oporto
Huskisson
Joribanks
Jamaica
Reaves
London
Columbia River
Freenh
Hoet
Oeos
Dublin
Warspits
Tyne
Osney
Rachel
Jane
Hamilton
Fayelachel
Barrett
Zante
Marie
St. Michael’ 'A
St. Michael's
Falmouth
York
Rio Janeiro
Oni
Cuthbertson
Port x
Spiymouth
Fee
Boga
Heb
Lary
Nassau
Hunts
Exandria
Poous
Fes
Job Newfoundland
Fretaera
Court Address Read Before Lords in London
Yesterday afternoon a royal court met to receive the address from the House of Peers. The Lord Chancellor led the procession in robes, with peers and bishops present, including the Duke of Richmond and Norfolk and the Marquis of Earl of Uxbridge. The Pensioners formed an avenue to the throne as the address was received.
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Mons
Ines
Neper
Hilgrave
Anuica
Goderich
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Feand
LAW Intelligence
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the Contemporary Press
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Arriel
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Portland
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