Treasures of German Medicine and Parlor Wares
Advertisement fragment lists German treatises on sexual health and medical topics with references to translations, authors, and vendors. Mentions a treatise on the generative system and cures for strictures, plus various medical and household goods from Noakes and Co. at Belgrave Square London. Also notes carriage, furniture, and wine departments with broad goods and export hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantech Chnicon
Belgrave Square
London
Eahibi
Ceares
Farnhalee
Prosecution of James Davis Against Henry and David Davis
LAW INTELLIGENCE reports the King’s Bench case over an assault by Henry Davis and another Davis brother on surgeon-prosecutor in Red Lion-square. Witnesses dispute whether David or Isaac joined Henry. verdict delivered as guilty after Lord Denman’s summation and jury deliberation.
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Court OF King's Bench
King
James Davis
Henry
David Davis
Red Vien Sam
Davis
Red Lion-square
Peilg
Oirea
Brickman
Henry Davis
David
Isaac
Lord Denman
Court of Common Pleas Libel Case Settled After Conference
Hearing delayed by counsel consultation and a joint recommendation led to an out of court settlement. Dalton Coghrane testified he was employed by a man of large property who refused wages after leaving without notice. An altercation occurred when the defendant struck the plaintiff, breaking his arm. The suit sought compensation for six weeks' disability. jury returned 161 to the plaintiff.
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Court ‘of Common Pleas
Atkins
Manning
Janice
Con
Canterbury
Rochester
Wade
Dalton
Coghrane
Trial of Joseph Ady at Old Bailey for theft by letter
At the Central Criminal Court Joseph Ady faced a July 10 scheme to obtain money by a forged letter from Francis Tebbutt and James Laurie. Hammond and Sir Peter Laurie testified to the ruse and Ady's responses. The jury found him guilty. he was sentenced to transportation for seven years. The report covers other sentences and a list of convicts, with various terms and capital cases noted, in the same session.
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Justice Vaughan
Justice Patteson
Joseph Ady
Francis Tebbutt
Nate
James “Laurie
Hammond
James Laurie
Dendant
Ady
Iea
Peter
Laurie
Caine
London
Wea
Tots
Tebbutt
Lloyd
Austin Friara
Mincing-Lane
Blackheath
Kent
Jones
John Lloyd
Leatherlane
Adolphus
Pitt
Bank of Eng
Svery JeAte
Agy
Thia
Alderman Pirie
Middlesex
Essex
Surrey
Gome
Newgate
Wm. Lupton
No. 10
King-street
Thes
M‘donell
John Smith
Robert Adams
Ron Flynn
Dan, O'Donell
Mary Ann Moore
Wn. Bromsgrave
Reuben Lest R
John Lake
John Ames
Gew
Tolley
Daniel Gee
John Watts
Ann Layton
Gevpias Clark
W. Joins
Patrick M‘cormack
George Walker
Woolwich
George Webb
Wm. Jones
Wim. Payton
Elizabeth ‘Ward
Elizabeth Major
Nicholas Hamilton
Wm. Smaill
Samuel Farler
Robert Connor
Joseph Newin
Wm. Mactharty
Robert Durham
John King
Edward King
George Tarsey
James Young
Edward Brown
Henry Bonnicke
Charles Wilson
Alias Collins
John George Smith
John Early
James Davis
William Howard
William Welch
John Brown
Dani T Lutherwood
John
Mary Anne Silcock
Samuel Coles
George Brown
John Locke
John Justice
William Palmer
Joseph Jarman
Benjamin Bolton
James Powell
Isaac Lefevre
Samuel ‘Bint
George Cooper
John James
Evan Williams
Thomas Dixon
Joseph Hewitt
James Phillips
William Jones
Robert Cooper
Susan Sabin
Jobn Russell
William Smith
John Watson
Thomas Toussdalr
William Williams
Thomas Baskerville
Sarah
Thos. Barwell
Wm. Hawkins
John Crumpton
James Wells
Henry Barces
Frederick Knowlden
Miles_Powell
John Compton
Pears
Isabella Hopes
Elizabeth Cambridge
Middlesex Sessions Close With Transportation And Whippings
The Middlesex General Sessions before Sir William Curtis heard petty larceny cases and recorded punishments. William Cook received transportation for seven years. William Cook, Michael Driscoll, David red 16, William Wise aged 1d faced unspecified imprisonment terms. William Shaw aged 17 to months confinement. James Wilcox 18 to be whipped one week each month in solitary confinement.
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Jobn Low
Jase Silverthorne
William Grove
Robert Hallett
William Lewis Watkins
John Philipa
George Miller
Mary Aon Corbett
Thomas Butler
William Johnson
John Jones
Pierce Walsh
William Beat
Charles Huggett
William Parker
William Brown
John Charles Thompson
James Burke
William Curtis
William Cook
Michael Driscoll
William Wise
William Shaw
James Wilcox
Police Intelligence at Mansion House and Courtroom Mayhem
A series of court reports details a frail elderly woman named Smith accused after a chaotic Mansion House encounter where brandy led to convulsions and odd remarks. The report also covers perjury charges against ex policeman Mumford, a female theft case in Marylebone, a drunken complaint in Queen Square, a major street theft racket in Lambeth Street, and arrests at various London locales with witnesses and magistrates delivering admonitions and remands.
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Clarkson
Gosden
Munford
Old Bailey
Gogden
Bennett
Newgate
Marylebone
Warprelateé
Rappery
Mary Edwards
Charles Runceman
Oxford Terrace
Edgware-road
Ann Davis
Philpot Terrace
Paddington
Torbock
Davis
Edwards
Thomas Hill
Lushington
Cleveland-street
Fitzroy-square
Hollis
John Daley
Stingo-Inne
Peter Dosell
Hannah Burrows
Albany-street
Regent’s Park
Queen-Square
Extraordinary Circumstance of a Girl Sailor on Belfast
A tide-waiter on the Belfast at Fresh Wharf witnessed a sailor strike a lad, then learned the insult of calling a female. The remarkable story follows a Gloucestershire-born girl who hid as a sailor for years, worked as cook and steward, escaped daily abuse aboard ships, and was discovered when a crewman glimpsed her bosom. Two gentlemen intervened, securing her brief shelter and pursuing justice against the captain who sought to keep her wages. A favorable letter from her father is anticipated.
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Belfast
Fresh Wharf
Billingsgate
James
Garl
Gloucestershire
Ireland
America
Cook
Steward
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Vault pavement found at Abbey mutilated and sold
Despatches to East India Company agents in China were sent by the ship Troughton on Saturday. Last week workmen tunneling a vault at the Abbey uncovered a revered pavement which was damaged and sold as a curiosity for small sums.
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East India Company
China
Troughton
Belgium and Dutch trade and military notes in Brussels circulars
A Brussels summary reports wheat and rye prices for the week ending January, duties set on wheat and rye, and Belgian military movements including 99 Belplas subalterns and staff aboard the Sincerity at Ostend. Antwerp letters to Holland, a money-change incident, and the formation of a Belgian Society of Commerce are noted, with court and parliamentary items on duelling and commercial law.
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Brussels
Fes
Ostend
Portugal
Lisbon
Belplas
Geners Licharlier
Antwerp
Holland
Moniteur
Belgium
Denmark
Prussia
Court of Cassation
M.plaesaat
Court of
M. Messel
Rue de la Madeline
Bank of England
London
M Messel
University of
Ghent
Liege
Chamber of Representatives
Bevaian Fonns
Rothschild
Amsterdam
Douren Foxns
Lynd
Newfoundland Sessions Opened Amid Financial Concerns
Newfoundland papers note the session opened on January 12 with His Excellency’s address highlighting a fragile financial outlook. The governor urges a sound economy, cautious expenditures, and a reformed judiciary while stressing tax revenue aligned to needs, amid hopeful signs in fishery, agriculture, and trade. Also reported is hostile correspondence between Lord Aylmer and former Attorney-General Stuart regarding suspensions and petitions from 1833–34.
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Newfoundland
Treasury
Montreal
Canada
Aylmer
J. Stuart Esq
Lord Aylmer
St. Lewis
Maruaut
Lord Gonerton
Colnies
Osborne's
Stuart
Lor. Aylmer
England
Stoagt
Groun
Lord Ayemer
Stoney
House of Assembly
Ayiuer
Lamisa
Ayumer
Secretary of State
Quebec
Lamper
Ayligr
James Stu
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Iteam
Lemay
Euruck
St the Panoma
Paris
Ealier
Nott
Iewce
Royal College of Surgeons
Robert-Street
Ind'eala
Guthrie
Royal Exchana
Guy
INES
George Heneery and CO
Gray's Inn Wine
Windsor
Palm
Lene Oil
Ee Davie
Irehhouse
St. Martin’s-lane
New ‘Wanighter
Coffés House
Noakes and Co
LAW Intelligence
Central Criminal Court
James Laoniz
Police Intelligence
Mansion House
Tnze Smith
Parish
Bridewell
Bet Curtis
Newington Causeway
White
Hamlingham
John Everson
Cumberland Street
Newington
Withees
Hlorsemonger Lane
Bddly
Kingston
Lambeth-Street
Sherman
William Bates
G. C. Norton
Garrett
Church-lane
Casemerethi-road
Garret
Shelswell
Carter
Bates
Mr. Garrett
Norton
British America
Aed
EAS
Indian News
Ahs Field
Jnton
The
Peres
Madras
Yaeld
T. Helens
Absenqers
PROM
InDia
Valleyfield
Mad List
Etna
I Gibbons
Cahi Ae Daana
Kevin
Ren Andall
Clandine
Joe Madras
Baillipe
Sarason
Bekemate
Siabters Phillips Aod
George i
Jooppoor
Maawan
Jeudpoos
Arwar
Rajpooran
Syres
Burnew
Isuilt
League
Ranni Talab
Saas
Maan
Sac
Giese
Sioulf
Rajab Mann
Sing
Usseerabad
Bombay
Corto
Irparcelset
Joniat Rth
Hausi
Jondpoor
DelAi Gazette
Bane
Othe
Ownase
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