Gout cure praised by patients of Prout and Grimstone eye snuff
The letters and testimonials describe Mrs. Mason praising Prout's remedies for gout and request for two boxes for her ailing mother. Various correspondents promote Grimstone's Eye Snuff, claiming restored sight, relief from headaches, and public benefit. References span London addresses and multiple dates.
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John Search
James Ridgway
Piccadilly
National Institution OF Health
Seymour-treet
Euston-square
London
NOVY
Mr. Enouy
Seymour Street
Eustan-square
Messrs
Eve
Fythian
West Strand
Bowen
Uoxford-street
Bothams
Cornhill
Sharpe
Haymarket
Sparrow
Goonhill
Shoreditch
Cambridge Heath
Hackney
Ney
Stafford-street
Bond-street
Moulder
Arcade
Covent-garden
Dingeldey
Grosvenor-place
Pimlico
Middleditch
High-street
Shadwell
Purdy
Bligh-street
Poplar
Norman
Providencetow
Kentith-town
Hogarth
New-road
Mudie and Son
Coventry-street
Blair
Yung
Prout
T. W
Fiset-street
Buxton-place
Lambeth
Nassau-street
Cavendish-square
Mr. Prout
Strand
Mary Mason
Cheapside
Thamas Prout
Temple-bar
Grimbtone
J. Mornington
Nelson Square
Blackfriars
Surrey
Marine Library
Ramsgate
Uae
Liston
Breach of Privilege and Portugal Policy in Lords Debate
Lord Roden alleges a breach of privilege by The Times for misreporting a debate on Portugal and neutrality. Lords Grey and Aberdeen defend ministers, arguing England stayed neutral, mediated as required, and did not violate treaties or the Foreign Enlistment Act despite Armies, ships, and expeditions sailing to Portugal.
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House OF Lords
Lord Coancellior
Marquis of Westmeath
Earl of Hustinebow
Earl of Dornam
Grey
Albemarle
Earl of
Radnor
Lord Strangford
Kent
Marquis of Stafford
Suffield
Dinorben
Far
Carlisle
Duke of Northmberland
Earl of Roden
Durham
Ireland
Henry the Eighth
Times
Lord Aeden
Portugal
Duke of Wellington
Great Britain
Europe
Porty
Portuga
Lisbon
Foreign Office
Tagus
London
France
Bonhomme
Pedro
Don Miguel
Don Pedro
Paris
Terceira
Asia
Fairy
Congress
Customs
Oporto
England
William Scott and
Vattel
Spain
Spithead
Farl Grey
Law of Nations
Hear
Austria
Partugal
Domnca Maria
Earl Grey
Arrugal
Parker
Terciera
Lord William Russell
Earl
perGek
Tagua
William Russell
Lord Stowell
Admiralty
South America
Greece
John Campbell
Sir John Campbell
Lord Holland
Lord Eldon
Sampayo
Cansul
Commissioners of Customs
Home Department
Mr. Sampayo
Mr. S
Sampago
Zea Bermudez
Mary
Portual
Falmouth
Napier
Greenwich College
Sartorius
Portugi
Maccoss
Donna Maria
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl Y
Nobleecari
Britannia
Birmingham
Douro
City of Pembroke
Duke of
Palmella
Moira
Romero
Osprey
St. George
Gravesend
Boulogne
Deal
Waterford
Marquis Palmeiro
St. Martin’s
St. Paret’s
Westminster
St. Margaret's
Béagues
the of
Aberdeen
Fim
Through London Walks and a New Chess Treatise
Succinct notices promote a London guide by G A Cooke with maps and a walker’s route across London Westminster and Southwark plus a second edition chess manual by George Walker. Highlights include 21 walks and new chess openings with fifty problems priced cheaply for wide access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Cooke
Req
London
Observer
Weekly Register
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Paternoster
Ron- Walker
Westminster
George Walker
Pater Noater-Row
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Duggin and Co
Newgate-street
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Grimatone
Andrews
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King-street
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Goethe
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Sarah Austin
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Morocco
Colburn
Antara
Waverly Pvels
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Pellam
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Cooke
Southwark
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Morison, Friedlander, and Co
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