New Popular Works on Diseases of the Generative Organs
Jan published a new medical treatise by Dr. Courtenay on syphilis and its consequences, plus observations on diseases of the generative system, nervous debility, and the harms of vice. The volume promises practical treatment plans from over 35 years of practice, with endorsements from periodicals and several booksellers listed across London and Scotland.
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Courtenay
Inspector and Literary Review
Tad
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationer
D Court
Onwhyn
Catherine-street
Strand
Strange
Paternoster-row
W. Marsh
Oxford-street
Edinburgh
Slatter
High-street
Oxford
Chappel
Royal Exchange
C. B. Courtenay
M.D. No
Great Marlborough-street
Regent-Street
Courtanay
Note to Morgan's Cause and West African Roots in Myth Lore
Fragmented text argues about etymology linking Aleph to calf, asserts Moloch and Baal as Noah figures, and suggests West African origins for several ancient names. It weaves biblical, classical, and linguistic claims, citing Mesic Casanbono and Enusebius as authorities while tracing river names and migrations to Noah from West Africa. The passage reads as a dense, speculative polemic on identity and ancestry.
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Calf
Casanbono
Duke
Dux
Olesder
Solomon's Temple
Moloch
Baal
Bel
Noah
Melech
Aaron
Israel
Colchis
Danube
West Africa
Segu
Imanta
Put
Lubim
Foulshs
Pauls
Syria
Egypt
Enusebius
Tome Xa
Bushing
Ince
Peruor
Ba-On
Per
Perune
Peemaeven
Mark Roloc
Inquisition
Pomponius Melacalla
Theron
Sua
Mint and mischief in Democratic drinks warning
A Latrobe Rambler excerpt notes a shift of Comptroller-General duties to Whitehall Yard and warns of democratic drink recipes. The piece critiques temperance and reform rhetoric, contrasting orderly society with vice and radical reform threats amid colonial era politics.
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Palace-ward
Whitehail-yard
Comptroller of Army Accounts
America
Ming
Adverse winds of the Thames stir legal action and dockside arrests
The Watermen's Company seeks prosecution of the Adelaide steam vessel's captain and pilot for a fatal collision on the Thames. The Lord Mayor supports using all powers to curb the abuse, amid police and maritime concerns. Separately, ThamesOffice reports a watch theft case with Holmes and Daffin in custody, while a Union Hall hearing revisits a muff robbery claim against a jeweller’s employee Moss. The magistrates order remand for trial and fix a 40 shillings assault penalty.
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Mansion House
Watermen's Company
Adelaide
Thames
London
London Bridge
William Sr
Thomas Holmes
Joana Daffin
Combe
Lodge
Somerville Telfer
Retcliff Highway
Telfer
Holmes
Chelsea
Gray
Harebraincourt
Aldgate
Murray
Garrett
Datin
Dattia
Elien Garrett
John Young
Blossom
Messrs. Kotch and Co
Frith Street
Soho
Mary Moss
St. Andrew’s Road
Aire
Moss
Church-street
Mra. Moas
Rotch
Frith-street
Muss
Williams
Measra, Rotch
Jewellers
Cfrisoner
Reform Dinner at Canterbury Centred on Lords and Reform
The Reformers of Canterbury hosted Lord A Conyngham at the Lion with a rival dinner for Mr Lushington at the Rose Inn. About 150 dined, and both sides sought Town Hall use but were refused. Speeches praised Reform and Liberal ministers, lauded Ireland, and urged continued registration and local reform, with strong loyalty to the Crown and calls for justice in Ireland.
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Reformers of Canterbury
A. Conyngham
Lion
Lushington
M.P
Rose Inn
Alderman Brent
Robert Peel
Liberal Party
Duke of Sussex
Albert Conyngham
Lord A. Conyngham
Rotary
Bis
House of Commons
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Cheera
Reform Registration Committees
Canterbury Conservative Dinner at Rose Low
A Canterbury Conservative Society dinner drew about one hundred local gentlemen with potential for more if space allowed. Notable attendees included Right Hon. S. R. Lushington, W. H. Baldock as chair, and several city officials, clergy, and Reform critics among the guests. Toaasts honored the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Camden, and Kent MPs Sir E. Knatchbull and Mr. Plumptre as attendees lamented reform effects on freemen.
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Canterbury Conservative Society
Rose Low
the Rose
the Lion Inn
Albert Conynzham
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lord Camden
Kastzro
Kent
E. Knatchbull
Plumptre
Canterbury
Loshington
England and
Wales
Impostor Seaman Tricks Torpoint Bride
A Torpoint woman, married to a seaman aboard his Majesty s ship Conway, welcomed a man claiming to be her husband after his sea return. The impostor fooled the parents and lived with them until the real husband arrived and exposed the fraud. He was sent to county gaol for stealing a watch. the bride is left without either husband.
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Torpoint
Conway
T. C. Roberts
Devonport
Radical meeting ends with deputation plan for Lord John Russell
A Marylebone Radical Association gathering heard Feargus O Connor call for a deputation to Lord John Russell to seek a memorial demanding remission of the Norchester Labourers sentence. The chair and members pledged to join, praising press dissemination of their aims and denouncing Whig Tory divides. The previous debate on the Poor Law Bill featured speaker Mrs Emery.
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Marylebone Radical Association
Feargus O'Connor
John Russell
Norchester
Goldspink
O'Connor
Wade
Thames
Surrey
Marylebone
Marylebone Association
Lovelesses
J. Russell
Emery
Hemming Lectures on Chemistry at London Mechanics
Last night Mr Hemming delivered a chemistry lecture at the London Mechanics Institution to a large audience including many ladies. He explained water's formation from hydrogen and oxygen, discussed water's properties including latent heat and expansion on freezing, and demonstrated air and moisture in air. He warned about water impurities from lead pipes and arsenals, and cited cases of contamination from lead vessels and cisterns. He noted that contagious diseases are transmitted by vapour in the atmosphere, not by air itself, supported by examples from arid Africa.
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Hemming
Preatley
Africa
Bishopsgate Ward Act of Congratulations to Lord Mayor Copeland
The Bishopsgate ward inhabitants express their warm congratulations to William Taylor Copeland as he becomes Chief Magistrate of London. They praise his munificence, public virtue, and loyal support of local charities, hoping he enjoys health and prosperity while serving the city. Copeland replies gratefully, pledging impartial duty and continued effort.
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William Taylor Copeland
London
Bishopsgate
Walter Anderson Peacock
City of London
Bishopagate
Tuos. Butts Taxaorray
Lewen
Epoo
Indications Of Winter Snow And Tragic Incidents In London
Between four and five this morning a heavy snow fell between Dartford and London. John White, once a respectable tradesman in Lambeth, died after leaping from the Cross Keys into the Thames following a singing wager. A fireman Charles Matthews was honored at his funeral after dying clearing ruins at Upper Thames Street. A Islington theft occurred at the sergeant’s home, with a thief stealing from a box and clothing. A distraught Epense farmer and his family endured a fatal poisoning plot driven by an aunt, killing two daughters and the father while two sons survived. A Mint-house brass-storm shattered a pane at Mrs Long and Mrs Scofield’s home, leading to arrests. Ury stock sale by Captain Barclay Allardice yielded record prices for calves and ewes. A grand dinner at the Mitre Tavern celebrated the Journal’s trustees and committees with high compliments to Mc Ward.
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Dartford
London
Souicipe
John White
Newcut
Lambeth
Cross Keys
Lambeth Butts
Thames
Walter
Darine Rossgry
Islington
Collins
Nomason
Cullins
Epense
St. Menehoald
Barthen
Galignani
Mesdames Long and Scofield
Mint-house
Chif
Surrey
Ken
Ury
Robert Barclay Allardica
The
Barclay
Mc. Ward
Mitre Tavern
Connaught Terrace
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Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
Donnan
Shepply
Regent
John Soo
Dublin Steam Company
Stuall
W. J. Smith
Ondon
Black Wall 'Ar
PAN Sea Trial
Sis
William Routh
Edward Stewart
John Thacker
Joshua Williamson
Francis Wilson
Thomas Young
Tezasvenn
Henry Kingscote
Breesraphenson
Baq- Philips
John G. Hammack
Tyessert
England
Geo
Nenekey
Compy
Gray's Lew Wine Establishment
High Holborn
Winchester
Wilmot-street
J. Fuller
Morgan
Police Intelligence
Ireland
William Somerville
Hear
Orange
Orange Lodges
London Mechanics’ Institution
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