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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 23, 1833

Page

1

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.

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.

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.

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.

L. J. Wood Horsham Sussex J. Mossman Mauldes Bedfordshire E Clover Holborn W. Sangster Lambeth Stephens Red Lion-conort Fleet-street J. Horsley E. G. Hill Billiter Square H. Schnelle 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 J. Williams E. O. Smith Bucklersbury W. Evans Carmarthen Draper R. Kay Heap Lancashire St. Martin's-lane J. Austin T. Watson Farringdon-street Newington B. Cartwright W. Waine Wolverhampton O. Mason 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.

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.

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.

Berill Hampstead Road Leec Cheapside Bevill Marlborough-Street Wm. Lawler 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.

Dr. Rice Christien

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