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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 01, 1835

Page

1

Public caution on a patent medicine for gonorrhea and related ailments

A historical public caution warns against a claimed original antidote for gonorrhea and various stomach and bowel issues. The notice names Nash and Co., No 7 Oxford Street, London, as sole agents, with bottles sold at set prices and a sealed signature. it promises secrecy, swift remittance processing, and distribution across Great Britain, including a work on curing gonorrhea.

Rin Educationai TISS Peilentere Sytem Marabe SA A and Co Loodam Mig Llan Ands Bons Russell Street Bloomsbury William Ayling Great Pland Street Oxford-street London Oxford-etrest Hannay Oxford Street Ieee Cornhill Aaa Messrs. Nash Steet N.B Sparkes Ubless C. Baget Nash and Co Ng Sym Great Britain Bogers

The Dragooning System at Wolverhampton

A letter from Wolverhampton recounts an evening of unrest after a poll closing at four, detailing dragoons charging in small detachments, a quiet market before and after, and wounded citizens. It notes no immediate police action, and claims official inquiry into military conduct is already ordered while residents press for investigation.

Wolverhampton Sunday Times Clare Colonel Anson Cival Henry Hill Sam

Public Meeting At Peacock Inn On Witnesses Hearing

A town meeting at the Peacock Inn gathered to obtain fresh witnesses for transmission to the Home Office. Rev. Mr. Reefe announced official Home Office communications about an incident at Olverhampton and the plan to bring it before Parliament. Witnesses spoke at length, largely corroborating Thursday’s statements, as post-room documents were forwarded to the Home Office. G Pet Thornton and Colonel Sir Charles Teesdale then entered the room.

Peacock Inn Home Department Reefe Home Office Whitehall John Russell Olverhampton Tam J. M. Phillips Ater Thornely Rue Ofice G Pet Thornton Stourbridge Charles Teesdale 1St Dragoon Guards Thureday Thornton Fitzroy Somerset War Office Wolverbaidieh Thet Secretary of State Sir C. Teesdale Bristol Bellstreet Birmingham Journal South Staffordshire F. L. Goodricke Ory Sir F. Goodricke Wolverhampton George-street Col. Anson Nicholson Goodricke St. James's Square the Swan Sir Francis Clare Iestal Hone Department F. Goodricke West Bromwich Lichfield Stigs Birmingham Nervey Thomas Rudge Market-street Smithfield Joseph Philipps Canal-street Lichfield-street Philippa John Pinson Darlington-street Robert Shoolbred Swan Inn Sir F. Goodwicke F. Godducke Fidentiemen Parke X Aticka Mr. Clare Dudley-street Church Yard Mr. Simkiss Swan Simkiss Thorn G. Teesdale Tat Dragoon Guards Dragoons Horse Guards London Mr. Roote Colonel Thorn Hill Reese Swan Hotel Teesdale Linkiss Evan Evans Colonel Teesdale Shiga Korg Lord Hatherton Mr.Reese Anne Denkin G. Hill Harling Jonas Barter Joseph Evans New Hotel White Lion Tun J. Saunders Sarah Saunders Unte Atsirs Schonswar Grant Picquet Lion Inn Lion White Lion Inn Bat Mr. Schonswar

Wolverhampton Riot and Military Atrocities in 19th Century Debate

Reports detail a Wolverhampton election clash with Colonel Thornton, Sir C Teesdale, and Lt Schonswar investigating alleged abuses by First Dragoons. Witness depositions describe stones, gunfire, and brutal cavalry charges against civilians, with magistrates and reporters seeking truth and justice amid political turmoil and public fear.

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