Stirling Rees Essence Promoted for Blood Purity Cures
An 19th century advertisement touts Stirling Rees Essence with sarsaparilla and cubeb for blood disorders, claims rapid cure and safety for all ages. It lists prices 4s6d to 20s, world-wide shipping, and multiple agents in London and beyond, urging buyers to insist on the Stirling stamp.
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Inquest at Fleet Prison on John Hampton Natural death verdict
An inquest in the Fleet prison lobby concluded that John Hampton aged eighty died of natural causes after eight months under surgeon care. He was a Chancery prisoner admitted in January, treated in the infirmary with nourishment, and no complaints were raised by relatives. verdict delivered as natural death. Clocking another inquiry, a separate inquest at Two Lawyers in Glen-alley Tooley Street, Southwark found Timoth Herring five killed by a collapsing ruinous house, attributed to pilfering youths and workers dismantling the building. The jury returned accidental death. Barnet Fair reported as the largest cattle fair in England, showing 6500 Scots, 1500 North Welsh, similar South and 1100 Devons with strong demand, prices steady to high, better for Welsh ponies, fair weather boosting attendance and no notable depredations.
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O Connnor resigns from Parliament over tithe repeal Ireland
Feargus O Connor announces resignation after two sessions in the Reformed Parliament. He defends his hard line on tithes and repeal of the Union, blaming Lords and English governance for Ireland's unrest, pledging to stand by his votes and speeches while urging unity among Irish freemen. He notes his duty to Ireland and his readiness to sacrifice, even life itself, for the nation.
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Provincial Markets Across Towns Report Sluggish Wheat Prices
In Yarmouth farmers withhold wheat amid low prices, with Red and White wheat trading from 40s to 46s per quarter and barley in moderate supply. Aylesbury and Hertford reports show mixed grain prices and modest trading, while Bristol Fair notes a generally slow market for cattle and sheep with some demand.
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