Strictures and Urethral Treatise by Courtenay
Dr Courtenay presents a revised medical volume on strictures of the urethra and rectum with cases of long standing relief in weeks, plus warnings on self abuse and sexual health. The work includes practical treatment plans, patient observations, and endorsements from European Magazine and Inspector and Literary Review. Public notice lists multiple booksellers and addresses across London and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-street
Simpkin and Marshall
Sutioner's-Court
Onwhyn
Catherine-street
Strand
Strange
X. Paternoster-trow
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
Chapple
Pall-mall
Hayes
Wphun
Trongate
Glasgow
Messrs. Sutherland
Calton Street
Edinburgh
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
Courtanay
Courtenay
Dr. Courtenay
Hex
Great Marlborough Street
Inspector and Literary Review
Alarm in New House of Commons Fire Near Brentsford and Swineshead
A series of fires prompted by suspected arson disrupted activity across sites. At the New House of Commons a room fire was contained before spreading, while near Brentford haystacks were scorched by a deliberate blaze. In Swineshead two men were detained after stacks burned, with damage estimated around 500 pounds. A separate Exchequer case involved Moscati versus Lawson over alleged libels in the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Jacanprang Pire
Brentford
Roberts, Fay
Little Ealing
Roberts
Swineshead
Tunnard
Wes
Hipland
Joseph An Ibert Taylor
Taylor
Mrana
SuPERstition at Perth A farmer performs cattle protection rite
A Perth farmer plagued by cattle disease seeks witchcraft remedies. A mob gathered as stones and fuel were set in a barn yard and cattle passed through a supposed consecrated fire. A neighbor urged the owner and family to seal the ritual with a final sacrifice.
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Perth
Adultery Vallance Divorce Case in 1830s England
Dr James Thomas Vallance of West Ham sued his wife for adultery after his absence in India. He learned of infidelity in Hastings and, upon return, faced a marriage strained by three years apart. Judge Doctor Lushington ruled the birth of a child and lack of access proved grounds for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallance
James Thomas Vallance
West Ham
Essex
Lushington
Conviction of a New Beershop Keeper and Other Court Items
Court proceedings cover John Phillips's conviction for selling spirits without a license at Lime Street with penalties set and warnings of heavier penalties on second offense. The session also includes a shoplifting case of lace by Caroline Bernard, with trial details and verdict. pari sh officers discuss pauper examinations, and notes on other local incidents including a rope theft suspect, a coroner’s inquest in Bird Court, and a river pilot assault case conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Excise
Percy
Paget
H. Davia
John Phillips
Lime-street
Mayhew
The
Crown
Phillips
Thomas Hebard
Davia
Bentley Bankruptcy Hearing Reveals Firm’s Unmatched Promises
A crowded meeting of Bentley Dear and Co creditors under bankruptcy heard proofs of debts and a dividends declaration. Sturdge and Sharp submitted a claim. Scott’s goods were linked to Bentley who claimed the firm would pay. Dear admitted ignorance of any firm promise and that claimant names were not on partnership books.
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Bentley
Bentley, Dear, and Co
Cheapside
Evans
Messrs
Sturdge
Sharp
Scott
Lords of Privy Council Hear Bengal Appeal
The Lords of His Majesty's Privy Council met in the Council Chamber. An appeal in Waudcock v. the Commissioners of the West Media Compensation Fund was supported by Dr Lushington. They adjourned after addressing Bengal appeal Homobaee v Punjeabhaee regarding a will and the deceased's apparent heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty’s Privy Council
Waudcock
Weat Media Compensation Fund
Lushington
Bengal
Homobaee
Punjeabhaee
Dosabhaee
Mesers. Miller
Wigram
Forged Pass Case Involving Mary Newton At Mansion House
At the Mansion House a woman named Mary Newton faced the Lord Mayor charged with forging a pass to claim parish aid. Beadle Smith testified the document appeared forged, with all writing by one hand, and the woman said her supposed four children were outside and later admitted they were borrowed. The Lord Mayor sentenced Newton to three months in Bridewell, lamenting the harm to children hired to fake an identity.
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wCrts
Challenor
Thomas Kirkpatrick
France
Hadeen
Kirkpatrick
Aay
Meuwm
Tuum
Legwell
Bridewell
St. Giles’s
Smith
Mr. Booker
Bishopsgate
Essex
Alderman Copeland
Thomas Little
Ryder
Mansion House
Hatton-Garden
Titterton
Division of Police
Bennett
Buckeridge-street
Shean
Delaney
Mr. T
Mr. Titterton
Mr. Bennett
Queen-Square
Giovanni Taberina Luchimo Conée
Antonio Bernardi
Mr. White
L Division
Moorplace
Kennington
Moor-place
Pearson
Goddard
Reseouees
Holborn
Surrey
House of Correction
Leatherlane
Amelia Douchez
Mary Richardson
George Chapman
Mendicity Society
Chapman
Union Street
Chelsea
Duuchez
Pearse
Waite Hart Inn
Dokking
James Penfold
Messrs
Burrell
Gregorie
William Penn
White Hart Inn
Dorking
James Brooks
Dempsey
Irving
Hin
M‘coy
Rving
William Hedley
Mr. Ballantine
Hediey
Lawrence
Combeu
Baltic
Norway
Trish
J. Ballantine
Combe
Bir
Ballantine
M‘coy Il
Mary Newton
Beadle
Cornhill
Guildford
St. Alban’s
Defendant
British MPs and Tory allies oppose Sutton at Parliament opening
Mr Marsland for Stockport Mr Ainsworth for Bolton and Mr Hindley for Ashton will attend the opening of Parliament to vote against Sir C M Sutton. They appear on the Tory list as his supporters. The famed surgeon M Dupuytren is dead at 66, born October 5 1778, leaving a daughter Madame de Beaumont and a vast estate. He endowed 200,000s for a Medico Chirurgical Lectureship and 300,000s for a house of asylum for twelve old physicians.
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Marsland
Stockport
Ainsworth
Bolton
Hindley
Ashton
C.M. Sutton
M. Dupuytren
Madame de Beaumont
Resignation of Nottingham Deputy Recorder and New Appointment
William Reader Esq resigns as Deputy Recorder of Nottingham. Andrew Amos Esq appointed successor. new Recorder once a Professor of English Law at London University. Also notes on a court fees table in Bankruptcy Court and a Carline-style Parisian ad. stormy weather, windbound ships, and nautical incidents affect port activity and thefts at Tavistock Square and Shoreditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reader
Nottingham
Andrew Amos
London University
Mesh Ceptor
Victoria
Reader
Lord Denman
Coventry
Court of Review
Patia
London
Alaquelle i
Murray
Hia
Church Commission
Albion
Liverroot
Stermera
Mediterranean
New York Packet
North America
New York Seeker
Virginia
Méracy
William Erle
Tavistock-quare
Vrats Swan
H—— Smong
Seok Tae
Mir
Dublin
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Argam
BEL
Plymouth
Morteer
Regent Circus
Fae
St. A'S Docks
Wadi Suith
England
Pdia
George Henekey and Co
Jamaica
Kingdom
Howe Pleane
Burton
Pickett-Street
Blland
Iis
LAW Intelligence
Westminster
Baroh Alderson
Moscati
Lawsor
M. Moscati
Lawson
Times
John Campbell
Platt
John
Bellier
Regent Street
Joseph Bonaparte
Duke of Orleans
Literary Gazette
Atheneum
Sad New Onthiy
Regent's Park
Duke of Sussex
Elliotson
Marquis Mascati
Jerusalem
Legion of Honour
Talleyrand
Witness
Plaintiff
St. Helena
Bonaparte
Lord Eldon
F. M.fogcati
Marquis
Costello
Bruton-crescent
Times Office
Louis Philippe
Fellowes
Wasa
Barnes
Brougham
Egypt
Persia
Witaress
Paris
Court of Cassation
Itegal
Misa Beecham
Fellows
Alsager
Louis-Philippe
Baron Alderson
Ashurst
R. Hedger
Caroline Bernard
Cornell
Newington Causeway
Castaales
Chambers
Thomas Jones
Kensington
Mr. Penn
Croydon
Tim
Own-Hall
Orfenper
Henry Mackman
Sir John Key
Bart
Mrohn Lavender
Tooley-street
John Key
Witheas
Watts
M‘craw
Mackman
Kingey
Newgate
Sure
Sterling
Paynee
St. Alphage
Sarah Strading
Birdyourt
Londonewall
Sarah Graves
Birdcourt
Cripplegate
Dresher
Spros
Sessler
Jaror
John Stradling
Daelin
Commercialrad
Coleman-street
Linnecer
West
Jobranter
St. Katharine’s
Bankruptcy Court
Privy Council Chamber
Whitehall
Police Intelligence
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