Cure of Cholera Proved by Universal Medicines Claim
A Glasgow reader reports severe vomiting and purging believed to be cholera, treated with No 2 Pills of Morison's Universal Medicines, noting rapid recovery by next day. The notice condemns counterfeit Morrison imitations and lists distributors across Great Britain and Ireland, warning about unapproved sellers and college accountability.
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Ewing
Morison
Morrison
British College of Health
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Hed Lion-square
MJ. Loft
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Bennett
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Haydon
Fleur De-Lis-Court
Norton Fall
Haslett
Ratcliffe Highway
Norbury
Tentford
Steppings
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Salmon’s
Bel Fi
Warral
Lucas-street
Commercial Read
Beech
Sloane-square
Chelsea
Chapple
Royal Library
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Clerkenwell
C. Atkinson
New Trinity-grounds
Dept
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Taylor
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Walworth
Pain
Jermyn-street
Mr. Howard
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Dobson
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Vaux
Rosie J. Monk
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Kimiotie
Road
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Ken- Meee
Staten
Malta
America
Canadas
New Brunswick
Quen Dee College
General Steam Navigation Company Packets Schedule
The General Steam Navigation Company announces sailings from London to Hamburg Rotterdam Ostend Calais and Ramsgate with weekly departures on specified days and times. Passengers to Hamburg should board Tuesday or Friday evenings. For berths and passenger arrangements contact Mr Norman at Water Lane Tower Street. Powerful steam craft available for towing and excursions.
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General Steam Navigation Company
London
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Ostend
Calais
Ramsgate
Breight
Norman
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N.B
Inquest at Stag and Rose and Crown Anomalies
An inquest at the Stag Castle Lane Westminster notes Edme Amsberg Cosme Bue an elderly ex French soldier driven to insanity by family loss and alleged poisoning fears. He died after razor self harm despite hospital care. A separate inquest at Rose and Crown Little Britain returns Isaac Coleman’s death as temporary derangement following business decline and his wife’s illness. A third inquest at Millbank Penitentiary investigates Jane Banks a nurse found dead near Kennington with a minor facial bruise and an adjournment for further examination. Also reports Emigration from Sussex where six letters from Portsmouth settlers to Upper Canada praise outcomes for 767 emigrants. A Privy Council meeting hears appeals Gordon v Fatteh Yab Khan and Bent v Gaff from Bengal and Grenada.
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Stag
Castle Lane
Westminster
Edme Amsberg Cosme Bue
Abbeville
France
Napoleon
Morgan
Westminster Hospital
Rose and Crown
Little Britain
Isaac Coleman
Qon
Millbank
Jane Banks
Kennington
Sussex
Petworth Agricultural Committee
Portsmouth
Upper Canada
Admiralty Court
Holt Mackenzie
Ellis
Council Chamber
Whitehall
His Majesty’s Privy Council
Bengal
Gordon v. Fatteh Yab Khan
Bent v
V. Gaff
Grenada
Mr. Greville
Law Intelligence. Rolls Court March 4 19
His Honour the Master of the Rolls directed a reference to inquire into property of two charities and approved a scheme for funds with possible Parliament application. Foster v Blackstone involved a Duke’s estates and annuities with prior encumbrances. master’s priority ruling overturned on Sir Charles Cockerill’s exception.
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Rolls Court
Marche
J. Brentwood School
Master of the Rolls
Foster
Charles Cockerill
Murder and concealment cases across Norfolk and neighboring counties
Reports from Norfolk Circuit and other Assizes describe multiple trials. A teenager, Sarah Butler, is found guilty of concealing birth in a case marked by possible infanticide and river disposal. other defendants face highway robbery, manslaughter, and murder charges. Sentences range from one year in the House of Correction to transportation for life, with juries returning verdicts on physicians’ testimony and alleged acts of violence.
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Norfolk
Aylesbury
Maron
Sarah Butler
Fenny Stratford
House of Correction
Breedon rectory sale and parish rate reform notes
Saturday at the Mart the rectory of Breedon in the vale of Evesham near Tewkesbury Worcester with residence and income over 1500 pounds from farms and 1000 acres together with the manor of the rectory of Breedon was sold for 7000 the Red Lion and houses in Red Lion street Whitechapel sold for 3104. The 6oR Laws note inquiries show parish rates misused with spendings cut by a third and pauper care improved. Barbados papers report January 26 violent excitement over a condemned negro and a petition to remove the president.
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Vale of Evesham
Tewkesbury
Worcester
Red Lion
Red Lion-street
Whitechapel
Bath Journal
Barbadoes
Aving
House of Assemly
Hatton Garden thieves arrested after bungled rescue
Seven reputed thieves, held in clerkenwell, were ordered bailed after an early evening arrest at the Three Tuns public house. Offenders Waddington Hall Lloyd identified by officers Laing. Police report a series of pickpocketings and robberies across Marylebone and other districts.
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Roszoman-street
Clerkenwell
Waddington
Hall
Lloyd
Laing
Longford Assizes Tithe Trials and Conspiracy Verdicts
At the Longford Assizes Judge Moore presided as Thomas O Reilly was found guilty on counts of soliciting resistance to tithe payments and attending an unlawful meeting. Michael Petit of Granard was also found guilty of conspiracy to prevent workers for Sproule. P M Nally was acquitted of assaulting two policemen or armed by night. An action for false imprisonment may be brought against magistrates. The decisions are cited as evidence that juries are not intimidated and that laws remain sufficient.
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O’connelt
James Sheils
Tit Sheils
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Francis Keys
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Turner
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Machin
Allen
Worship-Street
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Mitchel-street
St. Luke’s
Robert Purdy
Playhouse-yard
Lambeth-Street
Longford Assizes
Justice Moore
Thomas O'Reilly
Dogherty
Traverser
Michael Petit
Granard
Sproule
Westmeath
Mr. O'Reilly
P. M‘nally
Lord Grey
Uubli
Morning Register
Irish Coercion Bill Meeting At Marylebone
A large Marylebone gathering at Tarlie's buildings rejected ministers coercion plans for Ireland. O'Connell spoke amid cheering. Sir W Horne and Mr Portman did not attend. Resolutions and petitions to Parliament urged rejection of the measure.
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Tarlie’s
Augustus-street
Regent's Park
Ireland
O'Connell
W. Horne
Mr. Portman
Winchester Corporation Under Fire Over State Inquiries
In Hampshire Chronicle the Winchester Corporation is condemned for obstructing state inquiries into municipal affairs. Citizens plan a general meeting to compel disclosure to the House of Commons committee, accusing local leaders of corruption and misuse of funds toward orphans and widows.
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Winchester
House of Commons
Hampshire Chronicle
Corporation of Winchester
United Kingdom
The Juste Midcourse System and Reform Prospects
The piece argues ministers face a clash among aristocracy and reformers under King William IV. It claims a middle path risks compromising principle, with ministers avoiding decisive reform unless the Lords allow it. It cites The Globe noting taxing knowledge sparks revolution, and predicts the Whigs must choose a decisive course or retreat.
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House of Commons
House of Lords
William IV
Globe
Imperial Russian Code To Take Effect In 1835
An imperial manifesto from St Petersburga announces the Russian laws laid by Peter the Great will be the general code from January 1, 1835. In Paisley a meeting debated a public subscription for a monument to James Wilson Andrew Hardie and John Baird who died in 1820, but the motion failed to proceed.
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Fes
Peter the Great
George-street
Paisley
James Wilson
Andrew Hardie
John Baird
Car
Sidmouth
Ireland
James Russell
Coroner's Inquest on Painter John Mitchell Death
An inquest at Gray's Inn-lane workhouse into the death of John Mitchell painter of 8 Henry Street Gray's Inn-lane found he died from the bursting of a blood vessel while eating ox tail supper. Witnesses including his wife Sarah Mitchell and son Thomas testified he returned home in good health after attending the Guildhall election and expired suddenly during supper. The jury returned a verdict attributing death to bursting blood vessel.
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J. Stirling
John Mitchell
Henrystreet
Sarah Mitchell
Guildhall
Thomas Mitchell
Adjourned coroner's inquest at Milbank Penitentiary
The inquest into nurse Mrs. Jane Banks death resumed before Mr. Higgs. The jury found she died by the visitation of God but censured police neglect for delaying discovery of her body near the prison entrance.
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Milbank Penitentiary
Jane Banks
Chapman
White
Parliament-street
Horse racing betting notes and race card odds
Tue Deapy shows odds against three favourites Revenge Glaucus and Prince Liewellys with varied book values. Forester and Mount Eagle attract wagers while numerous other runners like Ishmael Octave Warper Fanny Grey Sister to Augustus and Belshazzar Roc Muley aeloch appear in markets. Lord Conyngham's Bassetlaw dies after brief illness at Newmarket.
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Prince Liewellys
Graham
M. Wood
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Houldsworth
Blank
Ishmael
Newmarket
Epecus
Oaks
Duke of G N
Octave
Lord Chesterfield
Fanny Grey
Lord Exeter
Augustus
St. Pecen
Watt
Belshazzar
Vansittart
Roc
Duke of Cleveland
Gully
Frankenstein
Riddlesworth
Anglesea
Mr. Wilson
Duke of Richmond
Arethusa
Lord Conyngham
Bassetlaw
Northampton election looms with no opponent to Lord Milton
Saturday polls approach as Northampton votes in a quiet contest with no candidate declaring against Lord Milton. Other notes mention tax shifts after April 5, East India Company debts split by Europeans and natives, and various petitions and local riots.
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Lord Milton
Eet
East India Company
S. Hirchel
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Ireland
Berkshire Chronicle
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Dover
Stanhope
R.N
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Kennedy
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Chichester
Wood
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H. Parnell
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Charles Wetherell
Pink Chronicle
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London
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New Bailey
John M‘quirk
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Bese College of Health
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