Pritish College of Health and Morison's Pills Letter
A Cork agent forwards a lengthy testimonial within a letter to Mr Corton Dublin, detailing trials of Morison's Universal Medicine. The writer cites numerous cases of rheumatism gout indigestion and nervous symptoms cured or improved, praising the Hygeist theory and urging belief in the medicine while warning about competing patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritish College OF Health
King’s Cross
New Road
London
Agorison
Heport
Foskey
Cork
Corton
Dublin
South of Ireland
College Uy
British College of Health
Bisrney-lane
Morison
Avi
Tuyman
Tum
Henie
Middleton
Barbadous
Patrick's Hill
Mr. D
Lismore
Waterford
Murison
Tere Arathour
Cory
Abernethy
Aew
Causa
Humanity
Nenn
Owraud Darade
W. P. Foskey
Dewitz
Warren's Jet Blacking advert and fraud warning
An OCR fragment blends a fraudulent claim about Morrison Universal Medicines with an extensive list of agents and sales locations in Britain and abroad, followed by a poem extolling Warren's Jet Blacking. The piece includes warnings against counterfeits and emphasizes the authenticity of Warren's product sold by Robert Warren at 30 Strand and agents nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Warren
Strand
London
Warren
Parliamentary privilege and press access questioned
A letter to the editor questions whether parliamentary speech restrictions extend beyond a session and if a member’s removal alters the rule. The writer seeks to publish analysis of a speech from a former MP now in the Lords, arguing privileges shield defamation and urge public accountability before the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Commons
House of Lords
House
Window shot injures child and arson blamed in Norfolk report
A window in Mosbrough near Eckington was shot, injuring a child in the face. Two suspects were released for lack of decisive evidence as a broad inquiry continues. In Norwich, fire at Mr. Rayson's Hardingham premises damaged a barn and corn stacks, with locals fearing a gang behind repeated robberies. Market price notes from Nottingham and Leed corn markets detail cattle, grain, and produce values amid quiet trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Storey
Mosbrough
Eckington
Storey
Wakefield
Rayson
Hardingham
Norwich Mercury
Notringham
Pakenham
Leeds
Norwich
Ull
Relative Positions of Periodical Press in England and America
A correspondent argues against English taxes on knowledge, defending American periodical practice. He cites Times criticisms, praises U S newspapers and presses, notes high status of printers in the United States, and contrasts postal and publication costs, urging freer press for knowledge. He references officials, ministers, and policy debates as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRESS
England
United States
True Sun
House of Commons
Times
Charles Wetherell
John Campbell
Sir Charles
Spectator
Tatler
Smautter
Godfrey Vigne
Union
Trullope
North America
Franklin
Senate
House of Representatives
Noah
Port
New York
Grales
Washington
Kendall
Flagg
Albany
Republics of
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Lower Canada
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Morning Chronicle
Western Hemisphere
America
London
Atlantic
the Times
Far West
Mr. Stuart
Duncarn's
Stuart
Europe
Major Barry
The
Bibb
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Senate of the United States
Treasury
Barry
Britain
Liverpool
St. Martin's-le-Grand
Francis Freeling
Canadian
Colonial Post Office Department
Hume
Lord Althorp
Bulwer
Scotland
Ireland
Republic
Congress
Subscription begun in Cheltenham for Irish Protestant clergy
A Cheltenham subscription fund for the relief of Protestant clergy in southern Ireland has opened, totaling nearly 2,000 pounds. The report also covers debt imprisonments in Glasgow 1832, theatre receipts, Malibran engagements, a fatal domestic incident in Marylebone, a drowning in Newhaven Wardie, and a police case in Italy about Lady Ellenborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheltenham
Ireland
B&l
Covent-garden
Nell Gwynne
Buna
Paris
Brassela
Malibran
Drury Lane Theatre
Thomas Vining
Hartstreet
Crawford-street
Marylebone
Catherine Knight
No. 7
Molineux-street
Fisher
Wardie
Newhaven
Royal William
John Robertson
Italy
Ellenborough
Europe
Baron Fenning
Majersty
Mangrov Horse
Lord Grey
Marquis of Lansdown
Melbourne
Palmerston
Goderich
Althorp
Auckland
C. M. Sutton
C. Grant
J. C. Hobhouse
Spring Rice
Court of Aldermen
Buttock Hunt
Norwich Mercury
Prisoner poses as Neapolitan chevalier in London
A 19 year old man calling himself Sir Alfred Fitzherbert Brown faced the Lord Mayor after a Calais incident. He claimed embassy duties from Naples, borrowed 25 pounds, produced a wounded cloak and epaulette, urged a 1404 pound Rothschild draft, and was detained briefly before being discharged as a liar. Alderman Lucas aided him previously, then letters revealed a similar impersonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astpassapor
Alfred Fitzherbert Brown
William Vermaash
Crown Inn
Calais
Chevalier Brown
Rome
Naples
England
Deast
Russia
Vermanah
London
Rhodo- Montade
Adams
Rothschild
Paris
Vermaash
Brown
Alderman Lucas
Mansion House
Lucas
Continent
Marylebone
George Lucas
Sling Riley
Hoskins
Reid
Mary Anne Bond
William
John Johnston
Savage
Crawford Street
Francis Smith
Wysdham Place
Newgate
Marlborough-Street
Wood
Thomas-street
Oxford-street
Steel
Charles A. Leslie
Conant
Queen-Square
Irving
Waterhouse
Chelsea
Grove Street
Clerkenwell
White
Henry Philpot
Thomas Bartlett
John and
George Chancellor
Charles Buckle
William Lea
Hammersmith, &c
Hatton-Garden
Wadsworth
Henry Miller
Susan Milton
St. Botolph
Aldgate
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Rabevze
Rett
Brett
Henry Brett
Drury-lane
N.B
Orson
Pyer
Morrison
College of Heath
College
New-road
Surrey
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriarn
Pield
Quadrant
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Walker
Sarah’s
Red Lion-square
J. Loft
Mile-end-road
Bennent
Covent Garden-Market
Haydon
Pleur-de-liscout
Norton Falte
Haslett
Rateliffe Highway
Norbury’s
Brentford
Steppings
Clare-market
Salmon
Little Bell Alley
Varral
Lucas-Street
Commercial
Beech
Sloane-Square
Chapple
Royal Library
Pall-mall
Pappin
Wingrove-place
UC. Attinaon
New Trinity-grounds
Deptford
Taylor
Hanwell
Kirtlam
Bolingbroke
Walworth
Afr
Pain
Jermyn Street
Howard
Richmond
Mesar
May’s
Blackheath
Griffiths
Wood Wharf
Greenwich
Pitt
Cornwall-road
Lambeth
J. Dobson
Craven-street
Mr. Oliver
Bridge-street
Vauxhall
J. Monk
Bexley Heath
Mr. Stokes
St Ronan's
Dartford
Mr. Cowell
Terrace
Pimlico
Parfitt
Edgware-road
Hart
Portamouth-place
Kennington-lane
Charlesworth
Shoreditch
Bir
R. G. Bower
Grocer
Brick-lane
Se. Luke's
J. Avila
Pawnbroker
Church
Hackney
J. S. Briggs
Brunswick Square
Stoke Newington
T. Gardner
Wood-treet
Cheapside
Norton-falgate
J. Williamson
Seabright-place
Hackney-road
J. Osborn
Wells-street
Hackney Road
Homerton
Mr. Cox
Union-street
Bishopsgate-street
T. Walter
Hoxton
Old Town
Marchant
Walham-green
Fatham
Great Britain
Ucknusey
Malta
United States of America
Jessy
Dumblain
Hope
the True Sun
ZETA
Police
Laporte
Jerrold
Sherainy
Yare
Reedham
Waveney
Haddiscoe Bridge
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