Medical Patent and Sundry Advertisements Note
An 1825 and 1335 dated fragment lists purchases and promises including cures and tonics. It mentions Decimus Blackburs of Surrey and Grimstone’s goods. The jumbled text advertises remedies, tobacco and cigars with payment terms and addresses in London.
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George Smith
Kentish Town
Comat
Benet
Tria
Blackburs
Decimus
Surrey
Gineral
Grimstone
London
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Treatent Lever Watches By T Cox Savory London
The advert promotes traitent lever watches in silver double-bottom and bunting cases with improvements including detached escapement jewelled in four holes capped hand for seconds enamel dial and maintaining power while winding. Offered at the stated price by T Cox Savory working silver and gold smith 47 Cornhill London.
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Traatent
T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
London
Free Hospital Greville Street Dismissal of Medical Officers
A crowded adjourned meeting at the Free Hospital Greville Street Hatton Garden debates expulsion of surgeon Alexander Tweedie for endorsing Franks’s Specific Copaiba medical preparation. Proceedings feature heated exchanges, council letters, and a vote to remove Tweedie amid claims of impropriety and professional conflict.
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Gray’s-Ian
Tweedie
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Alexander Tweedie
Cannon-street
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Marsden
Alderman Harmer
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Hisses
Selson
Clay
Old Bailey
Bransby Cooper
Stevens
Cooper
Franke
Vir. T
Galloway
Franka
College of Surgeons
the College of Surgeons
Hentsch
Frea Hospital
Air. Franks
Ashley Cooper
Benjamin Brodie
Green
South
Tuckett
Council
Mr.t
Mr. T
Edmund Burke
Lord Maovers
Lord Manvers
Owins
Crook
Uwius
National
Mr. Marsden
Dr. Uwins
Batley
Watson
Ryan
Marden
Mr. Tweedie
Council of the College of Surgeons
London
Bir. Marsden
Bia
Lucas
Greville Jones
Mr. Jones
Mr. C
Twerdie
Carlow Election Witness Admits Joint Authorship Of Letters
In a crowded courtroom the witness admitted that the joint authorship of a celebrated published publication came from himself with minor stylistic edits by his law agent and an unnamed non-politician friend. The remarks touched on a despondent O Connell and interpretations of letters amid the Carlow inquiry. The Bishop of Exeter left a prebend vacant in Exeter Cathedral, offering it to the Church Commissioners.
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Bulletin
Dublin
O'Connell
Raphael
Roper
Hamilton
Henrietta-street
F. Pollock
Exeter
Cathedral of
Commissioners of Church Inquiry
Balloon ascent by Eugene Robertson in Mexican city
The Mexican newspaper notes a balloon ascent by Eugene Robertson on the 13th, his second aerial voyage in the region. A distressing social scandal follows a married woman who uncovers her husband's long affair with a widow and a foreign visitor, leading to estrangement and plans to return to her father.
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Eugene Robertson
la Maison
Pancras Bill Debate and Tooke Retrenchment Critique
A letter to the editor from a St Pancras vestryman attacks Mr Tooke on a second reading of a reform bill. It argues savings from eliminating clerks, surveyors, and inspectors, plus reduced costs for materials and housing. The writer contrasts Tooke’s parish politics, mocks his leadership, warns of political retaliation, and predicts an election challenge. Feb 29 1836.
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Tooke
Attorney Tooke
St. Andrew’s, Holborn
St. Andrew's
Mr. Tooke
St. Stephen’s
Tookes
House of Commons
St. Pancras
Truro
Wilks
St Pancras Petty Sessions Beer Hours Extended
Mr Clarkson argued for extending beer house hours to eleven o clock for this district. He cited legal distinctions and Commons recommendations, noting neighboring areas already enjoy later hours. The Chairman announced the bench granted the additional hour, contingent on orderly conduct by the beer houses.
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Clarkson
House of Commons
St. Giles’s
Marylebone
J. Williams
Tower Hamlets Radical Reform Association forms at meeting
A large gathering behind the Black Lion Curtain Road discussed establishing a Radical Reform Association for Tower Hamlets. Speakers advocated universal suffrage, equal representation, and the ballot, noting property qualifications fail to prevent corruption and referencing Reform Act history. Next enrollment slated for Monday. press untaxed adopted.
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St. Pancras
The
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Ireland
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Major Cartwright
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Russell
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