Morison's Pills Exalted Claims From Stratford Agent Letter
An Stratford agent reports dramatic cures from Morison's Vegetable Universal Medicines. He recounts Ardley relief after three nights in damp lodgings, his wife’s heart palpitations, deafness restored, and multiple illnesses cured through high-dose pills and powders.
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Bitish College of Health
King’s-croms
New-road
London
Edward Coverley
Stratford
Haslett
Ratcliffe Highway
Tower Hamlets
Morison
Ardley
Presiona
Biat
Wadman
Hooper
Mortson
Universal Medicines cited as cure for cholera cases in period note
The letter recounts multiple cholera cures using Morison's Universal Medicines, praising Dr Morison and listing other cases where pills and tonics relieved severe symptoms. It warns against rival remedies and argues for the medicines' official legitimacy and wide distribution in Britain and abroad.
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Mile-end
Bing
Mr. French
Bromley
Morison
Fey Perea
Cluwes
Limehouse
Morisoumiaj
Judy
Edward Coverley
Bowbridge
Stratford
Morrison
College of
Newroad
Kings-cross
London
Surrey
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars
Wield
Quadrant
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Walker
Lamb's
Red Lion-square
J. Loft
Mile-end-road
Bennett
Covent
Chapple
Royal Library
Poll-mall
Pippin
Wingrove-place
Clerkenwell
A. Atkinson
New Trinity-grounds
Deputant
Taylor
Hanwell
Kirtlum
Bolingbroke
Walworth
Pain
Jermyiacreet
Howard
Wood
Maurchant
Walham-green
Fulbain
Great Britain and Ireland
Guermasey
Malta
United States of America
Canadas
New Model Irish Church Establishment Proposals Exposed
A letter to the archbishop mocks proposed Irish church reforms, predicting bishops with high incomes and political intrigue. It questions government plans for bishops in Ireland, suggests courting court favor, and warns against idealizing a frugal Protestant establishment amid reform. The piece highlights lavish clerical living and governance anxieties in Ireland.
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Ireland
England
Scotland
Highchurchius Pluralitanius
Athanasius Jun
P.S
Tennyses
Lambeth
Morning Chronicle
Archpeacon
Perange
Court deals with securities transaction legality in bankruptcy case
Court of Commissioners hears a dispute over stock transactions linked to the firm Sikes and Co. Hodges and Co. claim loss from a 1825 20 000 Consols deal that extended to January 1826, with bankruptcy of Sikes and Co. affecting transfer rights. Arguments examine time bargains under the Act of George II and the need for stock transfers and notice.
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Merivale, Fuablanque
Holroyd
Lires, Sires, and CO
Stock Exchange
Ching
Wessrs. Hodges and Co
Sikes and Co
Messrs. Dodges
Messrs. Sikes and Co
Messrs
Messrs. Aikes and Co
Aris Wit
Wilkinson
of Sikes and Co
Consols
Messrs. Hodges
Salter
Maubert and Co
Messrs. Tudges
Richards
Messrs. Likes
Commissioner Fonblanque
Commissioner Merivale
Transfer of Stock Transactions in November Not Completed
The article notes a transfer of stock in November with the 6th section stating contracts must be completed on the day stipulated. The Learned Commissioner interpreted this clause as preventing the transaction and claim from being supported. Mr Richards sought costs, which the Commissioners granted after a brief discussion.
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Acland
Richards
Forester Arrives for Cape of Good Hope Mission
From the Hampshire Telegraph Portsmouth Jan 5 The Forester a 240 ton brig with three guns and a swivel a long 18 pounder sails for Plymouth Cape of Good Hope and Africa under Lt W H Quin with midshipman James Miller joining Isis crew Also ships Castor Stag and Volage arrive from the Downs for fitting and command changes Rear Admiral Sir Michael Seymour takes over South America command Childers arrives to be paid off Sylvia transports Bermuda to Plymouth with 89 discharged convicts and medical staff shift Malabar sails to join Sir Pulteney Malcolm in the Downs Castor and Stag depart for a cruise with Ariadne Calypso Dee Cherbourg plus various detentions and movements of minor ships and crews
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Hampshire Telegraph
PortsMould
Forester
W. H. Quin
Chatham
Plymouth
Cape of Txood Hope
Africa
J. Pike
J. H. Wyndham
Childers
Deans
Downs
Sylvia
Wesley Agent
Bermuda
Malabar
Jocelyn Percy
Pulteney Malcolm
Castor
Stag
Cherbourg
Larne
Southampton
Sheerness
Donegal
Pautine
Demerara
Middleburg
Batavia
Margate
Revenge
Winchester
Jamaica
37Th Regiment
37Th
North Star
Halifax
West Innes
England
Eclipse Packet
Colpoys
Lisbon
Salamander
Austin
Firefly
Baldock
Woolwich
Reform Bill Toasts and Denunciations at Dublin Gathering
A Dublin meeting lauds Reform Bill's aims and voices support for its finality while denouncing perceived hypocrisy in voting reform. Lord Sandon extols integrity and urges looking to sober, honest citizens for public opinion over agitators. He mentions ships, colonies, commerce, and freeing trade barriers as part of broader national interest.
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East India Company
Douglas
Lord Sandon
Lita
Mr. Gladstone
Lon Harrowby
Exhibiting the Irish Representation in the House Close of Session
A fragmentary notice references an exhibit titled Exhibiting the Irish Representation in the House as the session closes on August 1st. The readable text hints at political display or parliamentary materials from the period.
Letter to Editor Questions Liberal Letter Writer
Brutus signs a letter to the editor alleging a Liberal letter in the Times of the 16th was written by Colonel Leslie Grove Jones or not. He accuses the colonel of posting as a loyal friend while seeking settlement of accounts. The missive requests the pen name behind the piece and asserts public interest in the truth of authorship.
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Weiter
Ross Whek
Mic Hieric
Leslie Grove Jones T
Mike
Mallantry
Are
Leslig Grove Jones
Times of the
Brutus
the Times
Opy
Hume
Pearet
Ieee
Mr. Haine
Fens
Tosmorrom
Letter complaints and misdated editor response in True Sun
A scrambled 1830s letter exchange snafu appears in The Times and True Sun, with references to Mr Hume, charity subscribers, and a biblical rebuke. The missive argues about letter publication, subscriber lists, and alleged misreadings, highlighting a dispute over editorial practice and moral rhetoric.
Satire Questions Power Struggles in Global Politics
An excerpt reflects on speculation about dissolving governments and the entanglements of court politics. It argues the government is not puzzled by masses but by intrigues around a single leader, claiming change cannot be achieved quickly.
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