Traveller's Oracle and Medical Pocket Books Featured
A crowded advertisement lists editions of Traveller's Oracle and Continental Traveller's Oracle, plus The Historical Traveller and guides to St Petersburg and Italy. It promotes new medical pocketbooks from The Celsian Library, including The New London Surgical Pocket-Book and related Pharmacopoeial guides, with prices and publisher details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otion
William Kitchiner
M.D
Tig Lung
Literary Gazette
Europe
Jaries Gore
London
Mr. Abernethy
Astley Cooper
Laurence
Royal College of Surgeons
NEW
Edinburgh
Dublin
Celsian Library
NEW London Chemical
Joseph Barnes
London University
Apothecaries’ Company
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Market ships, coal supply steady amid varied news
May 29 report notes thirty fresh ships at market, coal ample with steady prices since Monday. Chronicle covers chimney sweeps, precocious children, a London inquest into Duncan Brown’s suicide, a college assembly on antiquity deaths, Niagara whirlpool tales, and a harrowing Ireland poverty vignette highlighting tithe and rent distress, ending with a widow begging for food.
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Barham-downs
Crockford
Kent Herald
Blue Posts Tavern
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy -Square
Stirling
Duncan Brown
West India
Henry Halford
Flaccus
Pomponius Atticus
Britannicus
Nero
Theodosius Oughton
Donellan
Alexander
George the Fourth
Niagara Whirlpool
Falls of
Niagara
Primrose Hill
Chalk Farm
St. Lawrence
Wallace
Darling
Crete
Audence
Mackenzie
United States
Ireland
Nouthern
Cork
Proctor
Botany Bay
The Triennial Act Debate in House of Commons 1719
Long excerpt from Archibald Hutcheson’s 1719 speech arguing against repealing the Triennial Act. He defends annual parliaments, condemns crown prorogation, warns of dangers to liberty, and notes abuses of prerogative, independence of the Commons, and the burden of taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Archibald Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Henry the Eighth
Edward the
England
Turkey
William
Great Britain
Recorder's Death-Row Prisons Report From Newgate List
Yesterday the Recorder reported to his Majesty the prisoners in Newgate under death sentence after April sessions. Names include Thomas Jones 25 and others aged 12 to 40 with offenses in housebreaking highway robbery cutting and maiming. Some sentences were respited. A separate note mentions barley left at Hannaystown.
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Newgate
Thomas Jones
William Jones
Edward Martin
James Smith
John Smith
William Thomas
John Golwin
Wm. Withers
James Conolly
Henry Cooke
Richard Beacham
Michael H
Thomas Evans
John Pike
Alias Pritchard
James Sullivan
George Davis
Mary Brown
Charlotte Smith
Charles Shadbolt
Vestry Election at St Johns the Evangelist
Saint John the Evangelist Westminster reports an election under the New Vestry Act. An orderly vote followed a contested start as inspectors were chosen by the Householders Society. The 21 elected vestrymen and auditors, 16 and 5 respectively, reflect a ratepayer majority and aim to serve the parish through the parochial system.
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St. John's, the Evangelist
Westminster
Vincent- Square
Mr. Evans
Alice
Churchwarden Evans
Householders’ Society
Farren
Michie
Huot
Select
Society of St.John the Evangelist
Requisitioned Surrey meeting on abolishing duties
A county meeting in Surrey is to press ministers on abolishing mall and house and window duties. The requisition has been granted and the gathering, set for Saturday, is expected to be well attended.
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Surrey
Celebration at Eyre Arms for Colonel Evans Westminster
About three hundred sixty gentlemen dined yesterday at Eyre Arms St Johns Wood to celebrate Colonel Evans return as Westminster representative and the triumph of his political principles. The event featured lavish fare, generous wines, music, and toasts to the King Queen and Trial by Jury amid strong public cheers and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyre Arms
St. John’s Wood
Colonel Evans
Westminster
Anon
D. O'Connell
M.P
Patrick Lator
Capt
Owen
Dr. Wade
Mina
Lord Dunboyne
Charles Butler
Hamilton
Daniel Wakefield
Fion
Bainbridge
Colonel Hodges
Barry O'Meara
Raphael
Gilchrist
Coyne
Whitehead, Simmons, &c
Calthorpe
England
Ireland
Court of Justice
House of Parliament
House of Commons
House
de Lacy Evans
Sans
Westminster election debate on reform and press conduct
A Westminster speaker criticizes low voter turnout, cites 17 680 qualified voters, and notes 6 000 eligible by registration failures. He accuses the metropolitan press of misrepresentation, defends his independence, discusses pensions, and condemns house and window taxes tied to the malt duty while urging repeal and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Ted
Metropolitan
Colonel Evans
Evans
West R
House of Commons
Haar
Col Evans
Duke of Wellington
Col. Evans
Westiminster
Fox
Sheridan
Reformed Parliament
Lushington
W. Home
Mr. Brougham
Svith
Althorp
Hear
Fimes
Morning Chronicle
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Bank of England
A. E Oon
Bank of Eng
Hleyendehng
John Eknight
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OEA Pba Gk
Benjamin Edgington
Phily
Touley-street
Board of Ordnance
Piccadilly
Derana
Tooley-street
ST. Petersburgh
Flanders
Rhine
Prussia
Russia
Poland
Saxony
Silesia
Bavaria
France
A.B. Granville
Italy
Lady Morgan
A. Colburn
R Bentley
New Burlington-street
Tsarsos Kauwutuer
Hannaystown
Belfast
Saint John's, Westminster
RospBery
CoxcAsu
John Grant
Earl of Seafield
Strathspey
Grantown Market
Constance
Hulrow
Godolphio
Vernon
Godolphin
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