Medical and Morbid Arts Catalogue Listings
The excerpt catalogs a long list of medical books and periodical notices including Ryan's Manual of Midwifery, observations on malignant cholera, De Foer's History of the Great Plague, a range of digestive disorders texts, medical jurisprudence, topography, gout and rheumatism, dental treatises, population and marriage works, pharmacology, and a catalog of modern books in anatomy medicine surgery and veterinary art. It references prices, editions, editors, and publishers, with brief testimonials for some novels and works.
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Price
Westiniuater Society
William Cooke
Royal College of Surgeons
Te. Ryan
London
Michael Ryan
Price Ts
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Ionian Isles
Malta
John Hennen
John Hetnett
Charles Wilson
M.D . Wiil
John Winkworth
Gray's
Ares
Samuel Frederick Gray
Inga
Price Iu
Price Sa
R.T. H. Leennee
M.D
John Forbes
Defoe
Impo
Times
Brande
William Thomas Brande
H.S
Royal
Bya
Renshaw and Rush
Strand
King’s College
Derby Riots and Gaol Break Trial Highlights
long court record covers Derby rioters who freed a felon from the town gaol during October disturbances. jurors clear prisoners of blame while witnesses recount mob violence, property damage, and police efforts. later a separate verdict awards damages to a shop owner for riot damage after reform bill protests.
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Baron Bayley
Beslrose Pr
Dorough
Derby
George IV
Not Guilty in Hay-Fork Killing Case at Shrewsbury
At Shrewsbury in March 16 the prisoner Eutch Taylor faced a murder charge for killing John Pugh with a hay fork during a loft activity. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty after testimony on alleged accidental death and a separate coroner's inquest fee dispute. Hannah Symonds, a 17 year old servant, was tried for arson at Wixall, with barn and outbuildings burned and substantial property losses. Witnesses testified to Candle theft, a fire, and claimed improper liberties. defense and cross-examinations described the fire’s origin and the accused’s demeanor as the trial progressed.
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Bea Tate
Thorrrate
Igor Tigt
Tommy Tickle
Champion
Lyst
Gazelle
Baron Bayley
Michael Jones
Jones
Derby Hings
William Hudson
John Roume
Thomas Roberts
Francis Banford
William Watters
Luke Needham
John Hansom
James Wardle
George Mosedale
Aed
Samuel Wirk
Catherine Henrys
William Keeling
Clarke
K.C
N. Clarke
Waddington
Hill
Bamford
Needham
Hanson Wardle
Mosedale
Hildyard
Kirk
Whitehurst
Hudson
Roome
Walters
Harewood
Roberts
Bilk
Derby
Gawler
Tig
Wm. Keeling
John Roberts
Studson
Wardle
Nottingham
Armstrong
Crown
Ram Inn
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Bayley
Turner
Durier
Tim
Andespoke
Hangon
Oherts
Roonte
Therige Tenryay
Owen Man Sylark
Tion
Pristiers
Hanson
Gawley
Depiéd
Justice J. Parke
Gauley
Didi
Mie
Sylty
Li É
Hann Philip Weston
Eleftit
Hannah Symmonds
Richard Jones
Philip
Weston
Thomas Weston
Justice Littledale
Eutch Taylor
John Pugh
James Scarlett
Justice Littedale
Hannah Symonds
John Forgeham
John Forgehaim
Wixall
Therisoner
Hannah
Richard Kay
Sarah Maddocks
Extraordinary recovery links Bath jeweller robbery to London suspects
A Bath jeweller’s shop was robbed for nearly 2000 pounds. Two parcels arrived at a Bristol coach office addressed to a Mr leaving for call. The parcels contained much of the stolen goods. A false claim led to officers matching half address cards to parcels. Bow Street warrants issued against alleged Bath robbery principals. Further inquiry planned.
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Bath
Bristol
London
Callea
Eghont
Bow-street
Bristol Journal
Paris Vestries Bill Row and Edinburgh Clock Mystery
Brussels gossip mentions insult to the French Consul at Rotterdam and other city intrigue. Reports from London and Edinburgh cover cholera debates, church fires, coal price shifts, a clock hand disappearance, and political memos in Scots newspapers with satire and speculation.
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Brussels
Rotterdam
Will
Westminster Medical Society
Shefford
Biggleswade
Cleish
Kinross-shire
Shiraz
London Medical and Surgical Journal
Parisu Joxe
Edinburgh
St. Giles’s
New Town Party
Ruts
Tory Party
Debates Over Militia Oath and Perjury in Clerkenwell
A letter from Thomas of Wool Street Non Ki King Street describes disputes over militia oath notices in Clerkenwell, objecting to magistrate procedures, and citing perjury as a remedy. He notes the 25th July notice date, confusion over service, and potential legal costs. He argues for strict statutory interpretation and criticizes deputy authorities.
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Tera
Middlesex
Crown Tavern
Clerkenwell
Ling
Thomas
Wooul-street
Non Ki King-sauate
Geswoll-road
Election echoes and convocation at Trinity and New College
A fragmentary report notes election proceedings at Trinity for two scholars and the convocation for a Professor of Saarotid Foundation. It mentions Roundell Palmer and other fellows, a rejected vestry report at St Mary Newington, and stray references to Irish and Russian affairs, with scant coherent details.
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Roundell - Palmer
New College
Richard Young
All Souls
Francia Clerke
Edward Aannett Holden
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Alf Hall
William Travers Cox
Pembroke
Ines
Dublin
Apts
John
Zanis
Earents
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Russia
Lieven
CuoLeRa
St. Mary, Newington
Park Dace Earth
Carri Chorgra
A. Econ
T of
Lambeth
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