Norris's Fever and Eye Snuff Advertisements
A fragmentary advertisement notes Norris's Fever cure using Infinomel and Putrid Fevers, claiming universal efficacy and urging sales by multiple London merchants. It then promotes Grimstone's Eye Snuff as a remedy for headaches and eye diseases, with testimonials and endorsements from readers and editors, listing various Canister sizes and prices.
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R. Norris
Universal
Norris
Gap
Pthomas Norris Moore
Mr. Edwards
St. Paul's Church-yard
Forsdling
Royal Exchange-gates
Cornhill
Sanger
Chandler
Oxford-street
Grimstone
J. Mornington
Nelson-equal
Blackfriars
Surrey
Marine Liz
Ramsgate
London
Reform of Society and Slavery Debates in Lords and Commons
The Lords debated Sabbath observance, slavery petitions, and Ireland affairs with ministers moving for returns and bills. Lord Lyndhurst supported Stafford election bribery measures amid Grenville Act concerns, while Commons batches eyed Tiverton petition inquiries and anti slavery petitions from Leicester and Manchester.
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House OF Lords
Sire Margard
Bristol
Lord Durrerix
Lord Kenyon
Somers'town
Lyndhurst
Birmingham
Earl of Radnor
Winchester
Lord Dinorben
Flintshire
Rd Dacre
Enfield
Hertfordshire
Duke of Richmond
Methodists
King’s Lynn
Lord Suffield
Bistol
London
Hampstead
Lord Feversham
Pickering
Bishop of
Dorsetshire
Lord Bexley
Bromley Terrace
Earl of Roden
Dungannon
Roscommon
Earl Fitzwilliam
William IV
Marquis of Laxspawne
Earl of Rosebery
Corporation of Coopers
Leith
Corporation of Bakers
Chiswick
St. John's
Bedford-row
Norfolk
Lichfield
Stoke
Warwickshire
Derbyshire
Duke of Newcastle
East Retford
Donegal
Armagh
Shire of
Argyle
Sheffield
Bishop
Dunmenapayne
Earl Fitlliam
Northampton
Leeds
Hebden Bridge
Praia
Stafford
House OF Commons
Sreakta
House
Tiverton
Ravesend
Barnard
General Steam Navigation Company
Gravesend
Tiverion
Dyson
Dawson
Market Bosworth
Leicester
Halford
Scholefield
M. Philips
Manchester
Mechanics’ Institution of Manchester
Hume
O'Connell
Mr. Whitbread
Bedford
Captain Bouverie
E. Buller
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Leicestershire
Mr. Halford
Oundle
Northamptonshire
Lord Milton
Dorset
Mr. Poulter
Derry
Sir R. Bateson
Langothilan
Montgomery
Mr. Edwards
Sunderland
South Shields
Ingham
Debated policy on Dutch embargo and bribery bill concerns
The debate centers on a bill to indemnify witnesses and others in bribery cases, with critics arguing it protects corrupt interests. Lords scrutinize its wording, alignments with prior acts, and potential abuse, while ministers defend the measure as necessary and proportionate to halt corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Lord Lyndhurst
Retford
Grampound
Penrhyn
Lord Wynford
Lord Melville
London and Greenwich
R. Peel
Lord Althorp
Wolverhampton
W. Whitmore
Whitmore
T. F. Emantle
Hume
Lord Ashley
G. Lamb
Althorp
Alderman Thompson
Netherlands
England
Hear
Holland
Antwerp
King of Holland
Scheldt
Flushing
Lille
Liefkenshoek
Europe
London
Sunderland
Rotterdam
Tress
Portugal
Vtterdam
South America
United States
New Orleans
Costa
Ordggain
G. F. Young
Bon
the Hague
Haarlem
Liverpool
Lord Palmerston
Belgium
Lord P
Baltic
Swansea
Tamworth
Lyall
Ehan
Louis XIV
Hoefland
Holy Alliance
A. Baring
House of Commons
Palmerston
America
Mobile
Mediterranean
Brazils
Pacific Ocean
Globe
Baring
Mr. Baring
Atever
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Great Britain
France
Tord
Holga
Toield
Jord
Cardiff
Lonj
Lloyd's Coffee
Commierce
Solictfor-General
James the Second
William the Fourth
The
James
William the
Essex
Senukk
Easex
Hes
R. Peed
Ord
Ace
Holfend
Holtet
Wrards
Robert Peel
Sir Robert Peel
Wms
Critis Iron
Treasury
Dutchy
Cau
Gene Cypaaite
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Edward Jukes
Burgeon
Tarte
Carlton-street
Howel End Jemes
the Guardian
Crimstone
Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Grimatone
Mr. Grimstone
King-street
Long-acre
the Albion
Snoff
Longacre
Angus MacIntyre
Silver-street
Goilden-Square
British Hotel
Cockspur-street
Weekly Times
Allis Phat
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Long Acre
Imperial Parliament
R. Bateson
Antrim
Belfast
Coleraine
Londonderry
Mr. Cotes
Salop
M. Puitiis
Chippen Wickham
R. Smit
North Shields
United Kingdom
Ireland
Perceval
Crue
Talsor Keenesses
Home Office
Lennard