Comprehensive Medical and Pharmaceutical Works in One Volume
An extensive 18th century catalog lists Gray's Supplement to Pharmacopoeia and allied manuals by Samuel Predrakey, Ryan's Manual of Midwifery, Camypradium of ty necology, and Brande's Pharmacy, with prices, new editions, and illustrated plates. It notes additional works on indigestion, nervous and bilious complaints, and a treatise on diseases of the chest, all offered by bookshops near King’s College with a focus on practical guidance for practitioners and students.
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Tracy
Lebel
Blake
Pelfould
Whanesses
Judie Taunton
Dominieais
Ehatenly
Sethor
Je Lta Clarke
Anon Samedas
Tsrot Jane
Farry
Pee Durbor
Noott
Theopaide Myson
John Cumming
Dublin
J. Grufin
United Kingdom
SB. Prospectuses Printis
Oean
DY Renshaw
Rosh
King’s Callepe
Gray
Samuel Pred Rake
Ryan
Michael Ryan
Royal College of Phydans
Philip
M.D
Eydecke
Gett Witson
Price
Ame
Akeg.dee
Ards
BR. T. He
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Jobo Forbes
Brande
Materia Medica
William Jiamas Brandy
Beros
The
Apothecaries Company
E- Phcard Editad
Serjeant
Wilde
Spankie
Pimiguf
Pediar
Jonathan Trajan
Satouel Israelt Brandon
Antwerp
Jonathan
Defviulatt
Dorester
Todd An Coutt
Lod Gng
Court actions on false imprisonment in May sessions
The May session docket shows proceedings in the Court of Chancery and the Court of Common Pleas. A suit seeks compensation for false imprisonment as the plaintiff argues over procedural takings and prior denials. Proceedings focused on the case details and legitimacy of the imprisonment claim.
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Court OF Rings
Court OF Common Pleas
Gruiuldlhall
Plauud
Coercion Bill evidence in Kilkenny provokes debate
From Kilkenny a detailed report shows magistrates convicting and debating the Irish Coercion Bill’s use to collect tithe. The piece notes alleged abuses by distant officials, the impact on peasants, and calls for stronger poor laws under a domestic Parliament. It mentions Lord Ormonde’s fearsome name, resignations, and press reactions including True Sun and Evening Mail coverage.
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Dublin
Kalkenny
House of Commons
True Sun
Stan
Robert Verde
Antates
Lord Ormonde
Kilkenny
Perdis Addeed Bam
Butler
Burnchurch
Forde
Kilcens
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Ballawa
Teribje
Ling
Leo
Tie House
Neville
Shaw
Qudremueshy
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Connangin
Houbhouse
John
Bulingbrebe
Pat Han
Tandim
O'Connell
Nodrish
Evening Mail
Mail
Freeman
Resister
Ata
Pelutsould
Tor Courtoft
King's Bench
Clinch Broughton
Usheratur
Annesty
Uiree
Parson Power and Tithe Malady Stir Irish Discontent
A long critique condemns tithe collection and church-dominated coercion in Ireland. It links parsons’ police-backed actions to poverty, calls for justice, and predicts popular backlash as martial law and cholera-era oppression worsen preexisting distrust of the Whig government. It also surveys Castletown races and includes commentary on Kilkenny and Cork events, plus quarrels over prison detainees and press disputes.
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Cornty
Bibey
Carlow
Klleenny
Castletown
Carrick
Kilkenny
Freeman
Kingdom of Ireland
England
Cheltenham
Butler
Colonel Butler
Patrick Castelloe
County Cork
Kilkenny Journal
Denis Comer
True Sun
Comet
Ireland
Kilmainham
Globe
Sheehan
Deputation Protests House and Window Taxes at Treasury
A group from the united parishes of St Andrew Halborn and St George the Martyr led by William Tooke MP and others waited on Viscount Althorp at the Treasury. They carried resolutions from a public meeting denouncing the house and window taxes. After a long discussion the deputation retired hoping for further information.
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St. Andrew, Halborn
St. George-the-Martyr
William Tooke
M.P
Rainsford
Warr
Cavick
Cronin
Johnson
Hutchison
Viscount Althorp
Treasury
Lords Debate Corn Laws and Peers Clash Over Trade
In the Lords on May 14, the Marquis of Hastieys and others took oaths while the Stafford Bribery Bill moved to committee. Lord Suffield announced 201 petitions on slavery, including a signature drive by 174,500 British women. Earl Fitzwilliam attacked the corn laws, arguing they failed to aid farmers and harmed consumers and industry. he warned against fixed prices and stressed reliance on imports, wages, and poverty rates. The debate touched on trade, domestic prices, and public sentiment amid strong partisan voices.
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House OF Lords
Marquis of Hastieys
Earl Nelson
Earl of Suffolk
Earl Powis
Stafford
Earl of Radnor
House
Lord Suffield
Great Britain
Duke of Cumberland
Lord Lynedoch
Duke of Richmond
Lord Poltimore
Marquis of
Ailoa
Chester
Earl of
Winchilsea
Duke of Sussex
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lord Jundas
Archbishop of
York
Lord Godolphin
Lord Dacre
Duke of Norfolk
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Bristol
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Baram
Gloucester
Archdeaconry of
Tone
Chichester
Llandaff
Ireland
Middlesex
Board of Trade
Vesey
Fitzgerald
Lord Fitzgerald
Mr. Robinson
Canning
Board of Control
Friend
England
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ISIS
Devizes
Maychester
Wakefield
Stamford
Wales
Mare
Acham Smith
Holland
France
Elliott
Napier
Bonaparte
Spain
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