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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1833

Page

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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.

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.

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.

G. A. Cooke Req London Observer Weekly Register Sherwood Gilbert Piper Paternoster Ron- Walker Westminster George Walker Pater Noater-Row

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