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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 15, 1834

Page

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Practical Observations on Strictures of the Urethra and Rectum

An 22d edition revised and enlarged by C B Courtenay M D promoting an improved treatment for urethral and rectal strictures with cases showing long-standing conditions cured in weeks. Includes cautions on seminal weakness self-abuse and a plan of treatment based on 35 years practice. Endorsed by European Magazine and Inspector and Literary Review for its clear guidance and moral tone.

C. B. Courtenay M.D Great Marlborough Oxford-street Capple Pall-mall Pham Trongate Glasgow Messrs. Sutherland Calton-street Edinburgh Chappel Royal Exchange Courtenay Dr. Courtenay Eurpean Magazine Price Great Marlborough Street Inspector and Literary Review

Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List Tuesday

A series of vessel incidents from January reports: the Amand Desire wrecked near Dunkirk with one crewman drowned. the Trusty grounded near Portland Roads but expected to be freed next tide. the Samuel Robertson leaky after three weeks of gales. the Water Witch damaged bulwarks and holds after a heavy sea. the Active and Kensington report bow and hull damage. several ships put in for repairs or were wrecked or aground around Irish and British coastal waters with crews saved or abandoned, ongoing gale conditions and cautious recoveries noted.

Lloyd's List Raimscate Amand Desire Paris Dunkirk St. Valery Portsmocurn W.S.W Prymoutu Samuel Robertson Griswold London New York Farworth Jax Reynolds Cork St. Michael’s Piszaser S.W Wot Grenxsty Das Antje Amsterdam Rio Janeiro Pwr Edgar, Gibson Liverpool Havannah Houghan Dart Lisbon Shannon Werford Livervout Kensington Ball Savannah Holyhead Watt Africa Bardsey Pwilheli William Donald Blackwater Margaret Lewellyn Tence Demerara Braystones Kitty Ann Carringford Great North Wall Liverick Agnes Outerbridge Wexford Galway Kilcardine Point Kilrush Batitsa Othe Hiram Yhekya Killaia Bay Euved Smith Sunderland Lossiemouth Robert M'Kellan Ireland Wackworth, Jax Rebecca Brunton Aberdeen Bondecarakr Ave Suretos Berwick-upon-Tweed Muir Yanwouth Jay Huelin Hamburgh Jersey Occidenten Grasse St. Ube's

Maritime Weather and Shipwrecks Reported Across Coastal Ports

A string of late December to January coastal incidents notes ships driven ashore or sinking in gales. Vessels include the Thomas Warham Robson from New Castle to London and the Vrow Dreunke from Worcom to London with shore detentions. Crew saved in several cases. others still missing or under repair.

Thomas Warham Robson Newcastle London Corton Westoffe S.S.W William and Ann Darnbrook Aldeburgh Boyenkamp Worcom Telegraph Johnson Lynn Blakeney Trident George Liverpool St. Petersburgh Mandahi

LAW INTELLIGENCE COURT DATES AND CASES BRIEFLY LISTED

Law intelligence from January measures includes Cull ingworth v Grundele and King v Hamlet in Rolls Court with disputes over chancery jurisdiction and mortgage like security. Bury D Philpot and Pollock arguments address annuity rights and legitimacy while Palmer misconduct case moves to Master.

Wright junior coal merchant faces first bankruptcy meeting

In the Court of Bankruptcy on January 14 Commissioner Holroyd presided over the first creditors meeting for J Wright jun, coal merchant. Cunliffe and Brooks brokers seek 12,000 as part of a 40,000 claim arising from discounts for Solomon and Co. Mr A Cunliffe testified to discounts totaling 600,000 for Solomon and Co. Total debts between 70,000 and 80,000, with Cunliffe claims forming the largest portion. debts proven today range from 2,000 to 3,000.

MacKenzie Macleod Geddes Mackenzie Colonel Macleod Guildhall Serjeant Wilde Catherine Clark Scotland Exchequer Chamber Jay Collins Gressen Coats Lord Lyndhurst Court OF Bankruptcy Holroyd John Wright J. Wright Cunliffe and Brooks Messrs. Soloman and Co Roger Cunliffe A. Cunliffe Soloman and Co Messrs. Cunliffe

Rev Dalston Clements installed at Darleggan rectory

Obituary and legal notices mix with crime and court items. Rev Dalston Clements has been instituted to the rectory of Darleggan following the death of Rev Lewis Marshall. A poisoning death case in Mottram ends with a man dying eight hours after ingesting poison, possibly linked to jealousy. A civil suit in Red Lion Square sees tailors Jarvis and Jones suing Mr Hart for 71 pounds 7 shillings 8 pence over a fur coat refused payment.

Dalston Clements Darleggan Lewis Marshall Falmouth Moss Hodge Mottram-in-Longdendale Mottram Angel Inn Mir Derbyshire Courier Sheriffs’ Court Red Lion Square Messrs Jarvis and Jones West End Hart St. James’s Place Leonard Harrison Palsford St.James’s Street

United Committee Exposes Grievances of Protestant Dissenters

The United Committee to consider grievances of Dissenters outlines long standing aims for civil relief. It cites the need for civil registration of births marriages and deaths without religious rites and opposes compulsory conformity to Church of England rites in marriage. It demands burial rights by Dissenters ministers, access to Oxford Cambridge and a London University charter, abolition of church rates, and urges associations and petitions to Parliament in 1834.

Independent Protestant Society For the Protection of Religious Liberty United Secession Presbytery of London Empire Scotland Ireland Society of Friends Oxford Cambridge London University England Robert Winter Bedford-row United Committee Dr. Williams Red Cross-street Henry Waymouth England and Wales

Agricultural Emption and Fire at Ardleigh Green Farm

The Essex Herald reports two items: a liberal land allotment plan by Captain Pechell Attree and Baron Dimsdale to lease Society land for the resident poor, discussed at a Brighton meeting. and a Sunday fire at Little Nelmes farm Ardleigh Green near Hornchurch consuming a barn cattle sheds and a wagon, with cattle and a horse injured, suspected candle spark, wind aiding containment, insured property.

Captain Pechell Attree Baron Dimsdale Baron Brighton Little Nelmes Ardleigh Green Hornchurch Newman Harding Wilkin Essex Herald

Inquiries into City Offices and London Bridge Duties

The session examined William Montague chief clerk and a district surveyor detailing duties as city architect surveyor and builder. Questions covered sheriff fees customs on light obstruction and London bridge supervision. Salaries and expenses were discussed with mention of 2000 pounds yearly salary and 1000 pounds office costs.

Corporation OF London William Montague Newman King’s Bench Court of Exchequer Sligo Montague London Bridge Woodthorpe Londonbridge Common Council Francis Palgrave Court of London Drinkwater Alderman Thorp Holmes Southwark T. Clarke City of London Old Bailey Court of Aldermen Hobler Mansionhouse Saunders Thames River Thames Secretary of State For the Home Department

Poaching Ravages Local Farmland Across County

In Scarity of game, farmers report widespread poaching with snares found across 300 acres of land. One landholder has not seen a hare all season, except the single animal trapped. Another farmer notes dozens of snares in hedges, while a third says license limits force him to buy game from licensed dealers.

Asex Herald

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