09 Feb 1836
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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 09, 1836
Page
1
A fragmentary verse narrates fortune through jet blacking, praising a brilliant inventor, and noting Io Dublin’s prosperity with a wife, all tied to Hy Warrens Jet Blacking and a boast of wealth and protection from danger.
Monsieurs Mallan and Sons announce continued use of their mineral succedaneum for rapidly filling decayed teeth without pain and without heat or pressure. They fasten loose teeth and supply full or partial artificial sets formed from the mineral or natural substances without wires or ligatures, with charges as in Paris.
An advert extols Brandret’s Original Vegetable Universal Medicine as a life restoring cure for many diseases. It claims the medicine corrects blood impurities, contrasts itself with unsafe quack remedies, and warns against toxic substitutes and overuse, citing coroner verdicts on dangerous ingredients.
Friday February 12 launches Carpenter's London Journal a weekly priced two pence. It promises political essays on current events, constitutional papers, justice administration notes, legislation analyses, medical and dietetic essays, literary extracts, drama and fine arts criticism, and miscellaneous reading. Office Fleet Street invites submissions.
The Senate and House receive a special President’s message on France peremptorily refusing to pay under the 1831 treaty unless an apology is demanded. It urges navy growth and French import bans while detailing correspondence with France, claims, and potential retaliatory measures to protect national honor.
A snapshot of historic racing odds and entries across Portland Handicap Derby Oaks and Chester Cup bets. Key contenders include Lord Jersey's Jot at 12 to 1, The Mommy at 14 to 1, Taishteer at 20 to 1, Marmalade at 6 to 1, Grenada Oto at 7 to 1, and Jupiter and Tamworth among others, with numerous horses marked taken. The list also notes weights and relations such as Brother to Nell Gwynne and Brother to Maria.
The Hull Advertiser notes a six shilling one penny subscription from Hatton-garden donors to aid Davis Straits seamen families. It also reports varied local items, from a robin’s nest find in Don Cow Yelvertoft to Glasgow Chronicle’s critique of Cordale representation and Stirling politics.
The Marquis of Londonderry moves to obtain returns on stores sent to Spain and prisoners captured at sea. Lord Melbourne cites Palmerston intercession on their behalf. The House discusses the Post Office capital punishment abolition bill, the King's Answer to the Address, and court reforms. Private bills, petitions on agricultural distress, and factory reports are noted.
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