Morison's Pills Public Testimony From Cheltenham Tailor
G Ell, a Cheltenham tailor and agent, writes a long testimonial praising Morison's Pills. He details a lifelong frail constitution, years of asthma and illness, and dramatic improvements after using the medicine. He cites numerous cases from local people, including a teenager, a girl with scarlet fever aftermath, a woman with paralysis-like symptoms, and others cured or eased, claiming broad efficacy and urging others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nar Eich
Morison
Mr. Morison
Gabriel Boyce
Elizabeth A. Hedkaway
Nee We
Grace Hayward
Bath Hospital
Susannah Scobell
Jake
England
India
Fanire Peri
G. Ell
Church-street
Eight Bells Inn
Cheltenham
Pauper's owner to 20,000 pounds as dist rest relief case
At the Mansion House a young man, Joseph Carpenter, pressed by solicitor Mr. Fisher, was discharged after a dispute over funds from the late Tottenham heir’s estate. The case涉及 16,000 pounds in funds, unsettled rents, and a chancery sale to aid legatees. A bail hearing revealed distress and potential wealth ranging to 20,000 pounds or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansion House
Joseph Carpenter
Fisher
Guildhall
Morgan Healey
Newgate-street
Bates
Lloyd
Messrs. Smith and
Duirex
Salisbury
Messrs
Jas. Morley and Co
Gutter Lane
Cheapside
Sormone
Clements
Goddard
Avis
Benjamin Bailey
West-square
Lambeth
Denison
Nottingham
Duke of Newcastle
Portman Square
Portmanmews
Mr. Robinson
Thomas King
Jones
Vickers
Sanderson
Princes-street
Hanover-square
Thomas Trintom
Henry Hollis
Ralph Millner
Prospect-place
Southwark
Thomas Goward
Therisoner
Trintom
Rawlinson
Millner
Michael Macnamara
Murphy
Clarendon-square
Bridget Neale
Thos. Lloyd
Grove-street
Cellor
Mr. Lloyd
Bridget
Michael
Macnamara
Thonas Halstead
Queen’s Head
Little Charlotte-street
Blackfriars’-road
Richard Hughes
Wooden-Draper
Blackfriars'road
Samuel Praili
Richard Earce
Boe
Tottenham Court Road
Goodie-street
Halstead
Hughes
Mr. Rawlinson
Newroad
St. Giles’s
Olice
Pruitt
Calthorpe Street
John Coffin
Pearce
Durance
Wm. Henry Dunbar
F. Division
Queen-Square
Charles John Lucas
Messrs. White and Greenwell
Kent-road
Charles Grey
Portman-square
Gregorie
Agate
Ann Manning
Buckingham Palace
Richards
Wadxhall
Richard Edwards
Joseph Gurney
Joseph Scruty
Jews’ruw
Chelsea
Vauxhall
Henry Miles
No. 18
Southstreet
Stockwell
Vauxhall Gardens
John Williams
Mr. Gregorie
Thomas Jordan
Gregorie and White
T. Walters
George Paget
Lambethwalk
Grass
Streatham Park
Burford
Fletcher
Kidsworth
Leicester
Samuel Dawes
Husband Bosworth
Leicestershire
Dawes
Hatton-Garden
True Sun
Cantys
Canty
Brennan
Brittain
Laing
Anty
Islington
Ann Hates
Barber
Pleasant-place
Iown-Hall
Mary Thomas
Thorp
Stackfriars
Market-street
Borough-road
St. George
Borough Compter
St. George’s
Mr. Caslake
Compter
Thames Police
Captain Ferryman
Golden Spring
West Indies
Hearn
Evans
J. Phillips
Stewart
Anti-Slavery Society
William Williams
Jamaica
Kingston Harbour
England
Eden
Braderip
Williams
Phillips
Anti- Slavery Society
Ferryman
Bro
Mr. Evans
Mr. Phillips
Riot destroys Gravesend Pier amid watermen clash
Gravesend watermen enraged by the Pier Bill clash with authorities as two attack parties seize and wreck the Gravesend pier. Militia from Tilbury Fort and West Kent Yeomanry dispatched. toll-house damaged, major destruction. town offers 100 reward for chief offenders while measures to protect residents and public access are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend Pier
Watermen’s Company
Watermen of
Gravesend
Lords
Genernaire
Tilbury Fort
Kelly
Tilbury
Spencer
Brown
Gladdish
West Kent Yeomanry Corps
Chatham
King dines with nobility at Holland House
The King dined Thursday with Lord and Lady Holland at Holland House and appeared in excellent health and spirits. The party included Lord Grey, the Dukes of Richmond and Grafton, Lord and Lady Clanricarde, Tavistock, Albemarle, Rosebery, St. Vincent, Paltimore, Milford, Colonel and Lady Mary Fox, Sir Herbert Taylor, and Mr. Allen. He stayed until nearly twelve o'clock, noting unusually cheerful health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Holland House
Lord Grey
Dukes of
Richmond and
Grafton
Clanricarde
Tavistock
Albemarle
Lord Rosebery
Lord St. Vincent
Lord Paltimore
Lord Milford
Mary Fox
Herbert Taylor
Allen
Post Office Gate Keeps French Letter Plan From Daily Transit
The Times reports failed negotiations between England and France over a daily London Paris letter service. France proposed multiple reforms to ease cross border mail including free or cheap journal transmission and insured lost letters, but English authorities resisted, clinging to old post office monopolies and a cautious, profit minded stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
London
Paris
Administration of Posts
French Direction of Posts
Post-office Administration
Post-office
Dover
Naval Intelligence Update From Portsmouth June 22
Arrivals and movements of Royal Navy ships include Rubicon and Aurora bound for New South Wales, Orient to Madras and Bengal, Childe Harold and Roxburgh Castle to London, Salamander with 100 Royal Marines to Pembroke Dock Yard. Reports from Jamaica note several ships and crews, including Blanche, Racehorse, Kangaroo, Tweed, Gannet, Victor, Arachne, Pickle, and Numa. The Volage heads to the Mediterranean, Satellite to South America, Magiciean2 to Calcutta, Thermo ene to Sydney, Wolf to Singapore, Nightingale to Barbadoes, Emulous, Arab, Skylark. Aurora quarantined then released. William Bryan shows cholera symptoms. Harbour and Spithead stations listed with several vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
London
New South Wales
Aurora
Orient
Madras
Bengal
Childe Harold
Singapore
Roxburgh Castle
Arch
Austen
Rank
Fle
Jones
Pembroke Dock-Yard
West India Squadron
Jamaica
Blanche
Farquhar
Ommander Cotton
Gilly
Barbadoes
Nassau
Tweed
Port au-Prince
Numa
Brady Agent
Cork
Martin
C. B
St. Helen’s
Mediterranean
Smart
South America
Ploomridge
Calcutta
Thermoene
Blackwood
Sydney
East Indies
Wolf
Hamley
Malacca
Falmouth
Cape of Good Hope
Ceylon
Mauritius
Jacmel
Spithead
William Bryan
Deal
Belvidera
Dr Bowring to Return from France on Monday
Dr Bowring, who has been abroad for six months in France on official duties as a commissioner of public accounts, is expected to return on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bishopsgate-street
Thomas Jones
Xing’s
Coleman-street
Smn
TN PD
Australia
Gravesend
Syney
John Marshall
Emigration Committee
Birchin-lane
Cornhill
Ritish College of Health
Hamilton-Place
King’s Cross
New-Road
Vorison
Moat
Arkell
Cheltenham
Bowring
France
Wesford
Lord Althorp
Parsons
Joe 'Perser
Butler
Uess Granonuen
Thomas Martin
Kil-kenny
Ste Stains
Reds
Stoneyford
Senena
Anen Bi
Maria Ran
Martis
Brophy
Comanous
Seuss al Leven
Abe
Acre
Letter on repeal agitation by Feargus O'Connor in Ireland
A Dublin and London focus on delaying the repeal debate, with Feargus O'Connor promising to publish reasons for postponement and seeking public opinion. The piece notes a London meeting of Irish MPs, O'Connor's plan to manage the repeal issue later, and support from letters in The Freeman. Also includes editorials on Ireland’s political mood and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Wion
Ireland
Thuriny
Commons
London
the Times
Morning Chronicle
Torgiam
Feargus
O’connor
Todd
Reland
the Freeman
Fearnes O’connor
Hob
Cork
St. Audean’s
Dublin
O' Elf
O'Connor
Preenan
Poe
Moses
Fergus O'Connor
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Arren
Faabion
Scotia
Warren
Strand
the Crue
Sun
Ousehold
Haskew
Trafalgar-place
Charing-crosa
Phalico-terrace
Daress
A.B
Office of the Reformer
Brydges-street
Tran
John Perring
Cecil-street
N.B
Police
Naval Intelligence
Commission Court
A. Carran
Willian
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