Morison's Universal Medicines Linked to Northamptonshire Agent
Morison and Cropley report fame of Morison's Universal Medicines in Northamptonshire since 1821. Patients cured include asthma and spine complaints. many cases cited though names limited. Public caution warns against counterfeit stamps and claims, with nationwide sale through a long list of branches in Britain and Ireland.
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Fritish College OF Health
King’s Cross
New Road
London
Morison
Mel Cropley
Northamptonshire
Mont
Northampton
R.R. Cropley
Mr. Cropley
Mary Sharman
Stanwick
John Cox
Stanwich
Norison
New Lottery Office opens at 138 Regent Street
Announcement of a new lottery office at No 138 Regent Street due to demolition of Bish's Office at Charing Cross. Mentions sale of shares for Glasgow Lottery, and lists the London Post Office Directory 1833 with merchants bankers newspapers and more, published by Moon Boys and Graves and others. Also notes medicinal pills by Ashley Coopers Botanical Purifying Pills touted for gonorrhea and other disorders with extensive distribution and prices.
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Orlizt
Torne Nate
Cornhill
London
Ea Erdas
P. Ove Escine
Regent-Street
Bish
Charing-cross
Glasgow Lottery
Sherwood & Co
Paternoster Row
Shley Cooper
Liverpool
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Wells Street
Sherwood
Bishore-street
Oram
Blackman-street
Borough
Hendebourck
Middle Row
Holborn
Kingdom
Royal Grants and Appointments in Windsor Tower and London
The King directs patents making George Earl of Munster Governor and Captain of Windsor Castle and Constable and Lieutenant of Windsor Castle, in Henry Conyngham’s vacancy. Lord Frederick Fitzclarence is named Lieutenant of the Tower of London, replacing Munster. Also noted are knighthood for Rear-Admiral Charles Cunningham and Scotland’s Representative Peers returning to Parliament. Followed by military resignations, retirements, and various official commissions and insolvency notices.
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Whitehall
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
George Earl of Munster
S Castle of Windsor
Henry
Marquis of
Castle of Windsor
Conyngham
United Kingdom
Lord Frederick Fitzclarence
Tower of London
George
Earl of Munster
St. James’s Palace
Charles Cunningham
Royal
Hanoverian Guelphic Order
Dividends and notices at Royal Hotel Birmingham
Royal Hotel Birmingham lists insolvency and dividends notices with names of debtors and creditors. Entries include J S Feaks Cambridge cordwainer and J Wood Horsham earthenware, plus numerous other bankruptcy entries and certificates across English towns with dates Feb 12 to Feb 16. The page also contains a lengthy letter criticizing prison conditions and judicial inquiry practices.
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Horsham
Sussex
J. Mossman
Mauldes
Bedfordshire
E Clover
Holborn
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Lambeth
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Fleet-street
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E. G. Hill
Billiter Square
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W. Prehn
St. Dunstan’s-hill
B. Flight
J. Robson
St. Martin’s-lane
King-street
Bloomsbury
C. Shipley
Sheffield
Radenhhurst
New Royal Hotel
Birmingham
N. W. Wortley
Beaumont Chase
Rutlandshire
Stork Tavern
F. W. Storry
York
Red Lion Inn
J. and
J. Bulmer
South Shields
George Inn
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
L. T. Hinde
Liverpool
A. Pratt
Redditch
Worcestershire
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E. O. Smith
Bucklersbury
W. Evans
Carmarthen
Draper
R. Kay
Heap
Lancashire
St. Martin's-lane
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Farringdon-street
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Wolverhampton
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J. Hodgson and Co
Newcastle
W. Whitehead
J. Taylor and Co
Bolton-le-Moors
J. Warehouse
E. Roberts
J. Kent
Shefield
Shefield, Hornscale-Cutters
Edinburgh
Royal Exchange
James Frew
Coaldyke
Lanarkshire
James Main
Airdrie
A Descriptive Plea on Middlesex House of Correction
A letter to the editor exposes the grim conditions in Middlesex House of Correction. It details a cell’s bare confinement with stacked bunks, canvas sacks for bedding, iron barred windows, and harsh ventilation. The writer urges inquiry, reform, and a parliamentary return on convict handling from 1582 to 1832.
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Mark
Hetherington
Paris
House of Correction
Middlesex
House of Commons
His Majesty
Newgate
Homseless
Coldbath-felds
Westminster parishes form to repeal House and Window Taxes
A nine parish Westminster committee meets at the British Coffee-house to plan immediate repeal of the House and Window Taxes. They back parochial meetings to maximize support, form parish committees, and raise funds, aiming to petition Parliament and pressure ministers through constitutional public action.
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United Parishes
Westminster
Cockspur-street
Brown
Regent-street
Marylebone
Paddington
Lambeth
Cocker
Crouch
de Vear
Wyld
Payne
Sr. Fenn
Adcock
A’beckett
Fenn
Churchman
Mr. Wyld
Chester
Peterloo
Salant
Animal's Friend Society detains two men for cruelty
Officers of the Animal's Friend Society caused John Terry and James Ware to be committed to seven days in prison by Messrs. Chambers and Wedgwood for severe cruelty to a horse and an ass.
Assault by Dr Bevill at Mansion House and other city cases
The article records a series of London magistrate court proceedings. Dr Bevill of Hampstead Road is accused of a violent assault near Cheapside, with the complainant presenting injuries. Additional reports cover thefts by a Bond Street auctioneer’s worker, a Soho painter, and multiple sel nes. robberies in Marylebone and Portman Square. publican cases in Hatton Garden and surrounding districts. a Tam es office inquiry into a staged hoax parcel scheme. and a drowning-seamen wage dispute proposal. The breadth reflects a busy session detailing arrests, remands, and commitments for trial.
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Hampstead Road
Leec
Cheapside
Bevill
Marlborough-Street
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Phillips
Bond-street
Gerard Daw
John White
Compton-street
Soho
Dow
Harry Phillips
Pirie
Oxford-street
Crown-street
William Morley
Lennard
Upper Brook Street
Farrant
Stone
Crownstreet
Joseph Cohen
George Lee
Marylebone
R. H. Matthews
Edward-street
Portman Square
Godwin
Brooks
Leigh-street
Edward Allen
Bryanston-street
Portman-square
Betty
Seymour-street
Storey
Wilton-street
Grosvenor-place
Drake
Colonel Drake
Preston Castle
Hoare
CracumsTance Dreadful Deaths From Steppin Wiles
In the present month there are reports of many deaths from steeple accidents. A poor elderly man fell with a great fall, and a young woman suffered a severe skull fracture in a frightful incident. Some victims seem to rise above prejudice, calling for abolition of tithes, while others are linked to church reforms and clergy. The Rev Dr Rice is mentioned in relation to a mass affair and church reform.
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Christien
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