Paisley testimonial letter on Universal Medicine cure
A Paisley reader recounts relief from dizziness weakness and dim vision after using Universal Medicines. He details steep personal suffering, modest treatment costs, and family adoption of the regimen. The letter ends with notices of multiple distribution points across Britain and the United States.
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Brritish College OF Health
New-road
King’s-cross
London
Morison
Most
British College of Health
C. W. Mont
Archibald Gray
Janet Auld
Auchensagle
Tollcross
W. Moat
A&c
Dr. Greer
Paisley
Jay
Scotland
College New-road
King's-cross
Surrey
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars
Mr. Field
Air-Street
Quadrant
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Mr. Walker
Lamb
Red Lion-square
J. Loft
Mile-end
Bennett
Covent-garden-market
Haydon
Fleur-de-lis-court
Norton Falgate
Haslet
Ratcliffe Highway
Norbury
Brentford
Griffiths
Wood Wharf
Greenswich
Benjamin Pitt
Cornwall-road
Lambeth
J. Dobson
Craven-street
Strand
Mr. Oliver
Bridge-street
Vauxhall
J. Monk
Bexley Heath
T. Stokes
St. Roman's
Dartford
Mr. Cowell
Terrace
Pimlico
Mr. Parfitt
Edgware-road
C. Atkinson
Trinity Grounds
Deptford
Taylor
Hanwell
Coverley
Bowbridge
Stratford
Atone
Great Britain
Guernsey
Malta
United States of America
N.B
Noahs Ark Footwear Ad Promises Prime Boots At Low Prices
A lively sale note touts Howard's Fancy Boots surpassing rivals for value. It invites shoppers to Noah's Ark to buy walking shoes at two shillings sixpence per pair, urging readers to verify by calling and visiting the shop. The terse copy emphasizes popularity and affordability.
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Todd
Honourable Hoard
Ordnance
H. M. Robinson and Co
Minories
London
Cradock
British Plate
Strand
Exeter Hall
C. T. Cradock and Co
T. Cradock and
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Howard
Noah's Ark
Denmark
Howard’s
St. Martin's Court
St. Martin's-lane
Reform in Ireland Bill debated in Lords and Commons
The Lords hear petitions for tithes abolition and Irish Reform. Lord Melbourne moves the second reading of the Reform for Ireland, arguing for extended franchise, new representation, and a fixed Union baseline. Key points include adding five MPs, university representation for Dublin, and widened voting rights for leaseholders under specified values.
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Ireland
Treland
Duke of Wellington
Viscourt
Scotland
Wellington
United Kingdom
England
Duke of W
Hear
Marquis of
Clanricarde
Earl of Limerick
Lord Plunkett
Great Britain
Earl
House OF Lords
Earl of Radnor
Earl of Sefton
Congregation of Baptists
Gloucester-street
Liverpol
Ireany
Presbytery
Antrim
Bernat
House Commons
Fyste Palmer
Lord Tenterden
Mayo
Steat
Duke of Cumberland
University of Dublin
Armagh
Lord Melbourne Rose
Lord M
Friends of
Military flogging in House of Commons debate on Somerville case
The House debated open enquiry into Somerville’s case with petitions from Northwestern Metropolitan Political Union and National Union of the Working Classes calling for transparency and abolition of flogging. Sir J Brydges questioned secrecy claims while Hunt urged printing the petition. The session shifted to Committee of Supply with a 15000 pound proposal for public works and records.
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House OF Commons
Hunt
Northwestern
Somerville
Hume
Preston
Westminster
J. C. Hobhouse
J. Brydges
John Brydges
National Union of the Working Classes
Hod
ASUS
Gleri
Bodmin
Lesan
Mr. Hunt
M. O’conneee
Ted
Kilkenny
John Stephens
New’ South ‘Wales
Darling
Howick
New .South Wales
Seth
H. L. Bulwer
Stephens
Home
New South Wales
Sérvanta
Genérple
Dixon
G. Forbes
ML. Oconnell
Ee Bane
Stanley
Cupar
Fiteburgh
Belfast
Synod of
Munster
Ewart
Liverpool
Peat
Goulburn
Lord Althorp
East Indies
Sibden Treasury
Eng Bir
Ihe. T
Lord Thorp
Sibthorpe
Enone
Greece
Robinson
M Ter
Alshore
Peel
Goa
S.rice
Erec
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Daly
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Edwards
Walworth Rd
Elephant and Castle
Perring
India
Spain
Portugal
France
John Perring
Cecil-street
Tadyndia Steel
Parkin
Agar-street
Parkin and Anghtie
Noppock
West Strand House
C.C
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Henry Brett
Drury-lane
D. A
Medical Institution
Illipatreet
Kingsland-road
Shoreditch
Long du Tatou
H. Wright
H. W
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George Pinkard
Cholmeley H. S
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Lower
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Jake
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Edingham Wilson
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Virginia
Edward
Moore
Castle of
Otranto
Roderick Randomiere
Peregrine Pickle
Almoran and Hamet
Ing
Pompey the Little
Julia de Roubigne
Dr. Franklyn
Dr. Franklin
Athiyn Bacon
Dunbayne
Salmagundi
Man of
George Zeluco
Dr. Moore
Canning
Lds
Literary Gazette
J. Limbird
Somerset-house
Lord F
Notte Drake
Oman
Lord P
Earl of Westmeath
Galway
Lord Templemore
Lord Ellenborough
Prom Howard
Imperial Parliament