Speech Impediment Cure Promised by Mrs Cloran 1844
Public notice proclaims Mrs Cloran of Soho offers a non surgical speech cure after twelve years abroad. It cites a 15 minute recovery example, stresses unrivaled simplicity, and invites postpaid communications to No 23 Church Street. Also announces London Lithotriptic Hospital meeting and donations for patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloran
Clara
Europe
Church-street
Soho
Holles-street
Cavendish-square
London
Charles Barry Baldwin
Charles R. Blunt
Bart
Crombie
John Matthie
Joh Bowden
Cosby Nesbitt
George Goodwin
Craumbie
J. Morris
Westminster
Duke of Northumberland
J. Lake
Bapchild
John Bowden
Charles Morris
Morris
Baron Heurteloup
Charles Mortis
John Rae Reid
Edward Richardson
Bake
Spencer
Dawes
Parliament
Street
Messrs. Coutts and Co
Strand
Robarts, Curtis, and Co
Lombard Street
Sir
Samuel Scott, Bart., and Co
Cavendish Square
Wright and Co
Henrietta-street
Covent-garden
Mr. Biggs
Holles Street
Chas. B. Baldwin
Extraordinary Attack in Limehouse Three Collared for Assault
Three young men walked home Thursday night when four assailants from a pub party attacked them in Three Colt-street Limehouse. Pittman had an arm broken and all were wounded. Police briefly detained two assailants but released them, unable to confirm the assault in view of no direct witnessing officers. Pittman testified to the severity and sought medical aid.
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Broderip
Thames
Colt-street
Limehouse
James Pittman
Sparkhurst
Cox
Pitman
Pittman
Poplar
Em. Pittman
England
London
Melbourne
North America
Ireland
Home Department
America
Jord
Lord Melbourne
France
House of Commons
Lord Surrterp
Duke of Richmond
Lord Dennman
Lord Wharncliffe
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl of Cranthorpe
Police neglect blamed after arm break in Lambeth district
Surgeon certified arm fracture and serious injuries in a case where three policemen were accused of ruffianly conduct. Broderip urged a full inquiry by the Commissioners into officers who allegedly let offenders escape, warning of risks to public safety. The Lambeth street magistrates refused action, directing warrants against unnamed suspects instead.
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Broderip
Lambeth-street
Young
Combe
Lambeth Street
Lord Wharncliffe
England
Wales
House of Commons
School of Reform
America
France
Commission of Crime
Pennsylvania
Court of Justice
The Thetis salvage appeal at Privy Council decision
June 2 reports the Privy Council overturning part of the Admiralty Court ruling on the Thetis salvage, confirming an increased award for Captain Dickinson and Admiral Baker and their crews, raising the total share to include extra salvage while deducting Admiralty expenses, with final distribution among salvors and underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Court
Sir C. Robinson
Thetis
Cape Frio
Brazil
Dickinson
Lightning
Adelaide
Warspite
de Roos
Algerine
de Rovs
Admiralty
Admiral Baker
John Nichol
Justice Bosanquet
Thomas Erskine
Dr. Addams
Alexander
Edward Sugden
Lushington
King’s Advocate
Follett
Lloyd’s
de Rous
Baker
Tea Trade Sale Under Late Government Arrangement Concludes
The first sale of teas after the East India Company's monopoly ends closed with a 9,000,000 lb declaration across Bohea Congou Campoi Pekoe Souchong Twankay Hyson. Prices rose for finer teas, with Bohea selling above Congou, and overall averages show notable gains, as traders anticipate a fixed duty scale and a spring influx from Canton. The market notes 4,304 Congou chests refused and considerable private-trade Hyson scratched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohea
Congou
Campoi
Pekoe
Souchong
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Hyson
East India Company
Co. Congon
Superior
House of Commons
Canton
Harvest brings secure hay in Taunton district
The Western Luminary reports hay harvests are nearly finished across Taunton area with crops secured and fields cleared. Local farmers note good yields and steady weather aiding final collection efforts.
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Taunton
Lords Debate On Dissenters Admission To Universities
Petitioners from Devon to Huntingdon press protection for the Church. Debates cover prison reform, enforcement of laws, and the Dissenters Admission to the Universities bill with opposition warnings about church unity and educational implications.
House of Commons Evening Sitting on Steam Navigation Bill
The Speaker took the chair at five twenty five in the evening. Colonel Evans reported the committee on the Steam Navigation Bill. Mr A Wood moved for new writs for Finsbury and Kirkcudbright. Colonel Wood presented petitions from Westminster against drunkenness and for Sabbath observance. Mr Lennard presented petitions in favour.
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Essex
Chetwynd
Stafford
Clay
St. Anne’s
Limehouse
Ose Lord Henniker
Pendarves
Cornwall
Issenters
Marquis Chandos
Berkshire
Mr. Goulburn
Senate of
Cambridge
Mr. Shaw
Chancery
England
Reland
G. Wood
Evans
Estcourt
Oxford
Newell
Hear
Weil
Herbert
University of Oxford
Peter
London University
Goulburn
Truth
Poulter
Church and State
Ewart
House OF Commons
Colonel Evans
A. Wood
Finsbury
Stewartry
Kirkcudbright
Robert Grant
Cutlar Fergusson
Colonel Wood
Westminster
Lennard
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Quarey Zoological Gar Te Dens
Carl Rappo
Windil
Weippert
May Pole
Henry Brett
Limerick
Cooper
Drury-lane
Wain and Co., Tailors, &c
Jec Street
New Bridge-street
Regent
Imperial
Saxony
Pete -Sam
Freeseace
Messrs. Swain and Co
True Sun
Swift and CO
Glasgow
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Regent Circus
Oxford-street
Haymarket
Coventry-street
Eeefl
Agid Hassan
William Day and Co
Gracechurch-street
Hannay and Co
Circassia
Parton Browesaar
Aaet
Price
Privy Council
House OF Lords
DY Nevor
Norful
Lord Rolle
Devon
Earl of
Market Harborough
Norfolk
Earl of Harrwby
Yorkshire
Viscount Melville
Dalkeith
Bishop
Commons
Lord Wynforth
Leicestershire
Exeter
Marquis of Londonderry
Prince
Portsmouth
Earl
Spain
Secret Service
Colonial Department
Foreign Office
Earl of Eldon
Chanellor
Court of King's Bench
Court of Chancery
Lord Wyneford
Duke of Wellington
Willinces
Shaftesbury
Lord Denman
King’s Bench
Lord Eldon
Marquis of Westmeath
Marquis of Clanricarde
E. Buller
C.wynne
Church of England
S. Rice
University of Cambridge
Dublin University
University of Dublin
Mr. G
Stanley
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