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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 11, 1833

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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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