Hygeian Medicines promote public health amid cholera debates
North Shields reports an address from H. G. Moat in New York urging public support for Morison’s Hygeian Universal Medicines. The piece promotes the British College of Health remedies, attacks medical establishment practices, and calls for an association to advance the causes of Hygeian physiology. A New York dispensary is cited as dispensing free care under Moat’s supervision, with similar plans in London and other cities. Also listed are notices of a freehold estate sale at Southery, Norfolk, detailing a large manor, land, cottages, and associated tithes to be auctioned by W. W. Simpson, with viewing and contact details.
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Ailk-Dyer
Milburm-place
North Shields
Morison
Edward Armstrong
Milburn-place
William Nevison
H. G. Moat
New York
British College of Health
Petersburgh
London
Great Britain
Canal-street
H. Shepheard Moat
Smith-street
Brooklyn
Boards of Health
Itory
Kingdom
Mecklenburgh Square Leasehold Residence for Auction
Mecklenburgh Square leasehold residence to be sold by auction at the Mart London on Tuesday 18 September at noon in one lot. Property includes No 30 Mecklenburgh Square dining drawing breakfast rooms library two principal bedrooms four servants rooms and offices with coach-house three stall stable and coachman’s room. Leased long term at a low rent view and particulars from J H Forbes Fay solicitor Ely Place Holborn and W W Simpson 24 Bucklersbury London. Also Stort Navigation canal properties with extensive warehousing basins and land offered for sale by private contract with plans available from Walford Covent Garden Brigg Lincoln’s Inn Fields or Simpson Bucklersbury. Letter to editor recounts corporal punishment at Knightsbridge barracks and criticizes desertion punishment as excessive.
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Southery
Norfolk
Ely
Downham Market
Capital
W. W. Simpson
and Aera
Messrs. Evans
Downkac Evans
Gulicitors
Fly
Swan Inn
Globe
Lynn
Rose and Crown
Wishead
Smihcambrige
The
Mast
Mesers
Pickering
Stone
Lincoln’s Inn
Mr. WW. Vikapesn A
Bucklersbury
Landaa
Mecklenburgh Square
Septa
R. W. W. Simpson
the Mart
London
Septemier
Mecklenburgh, Square
J. H. Forbes
Fay
Ely-place
Holborn
George Duckett
W. Simpson
Duckett, Morland
Bernard
Stort Navigation
George Iiii
Stortford
Essex
Herts
Suffolk
Cambridge
Lea
Hoddesdon
Bishop's Stortford
Sawbridgeworth
Harlow
Hertford
Ware
Bishop’s Stortford
Lea Navigation
River Lea
Regent’s Canal
Regent's Canal
Stort
Messrs. Walford
Southampton-street
Covent-garden
Thos. Brigg
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
London Fire-Engine Establishment Sketch and Costs
A Caledonian Mercury report outlines London’s planned fire engine establishment led by Mr. James Braidwood with a director from each office, a superintendent, twenty engines, twenty engineers, and one hundred firemen. Budget up to 11,000 pounds yearly, with salaries set and districts formed, uniform dress, and regular drills. Truro cattle market notes, Wednesday sale weak with about 400 sheep traded, few sold at 54d per lb.
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London
Braidwood
Edinburgh
Committee of Management
Gracechurch Street
Ditto
King-street
Holborn
James Braidwood
General Fire Engine Establishment
Police
Caledonian Mercury
Truro
Marylebone Election Meeting Backs Whalley for Independent MPs
A Marylebone committee meeting pledges support for Sir Samuel Whalley as an independent representative. He vows to back economy, reform, Church surplus education, abolition of slavery, tax relief, and ballot voting, while retaining freedom to resign if electors demand it.
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Sir Samuel Whalley
Marylebone
Little Barlow Street
Mills
Murray
S. Whalley
England
Elmore
Sir S. Whalley
Rider Hurled From Horse In Regent Street Accident
Lieut. Boyd rode a spirited horse with a groom aboard when the animal panicked at a Brighton coach horn. The horse bolted into Portland Place, throwing the lieutenant and knocking him unconscious. He was taken to Grosvenor Place residence. little hope remains for his recovery. The horse escaped uninjured and was stopped in Regent's Park.
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Lieut
Boyd
Rent-street
Brighton
Portland-place
Bod
Grosvenoy Place
Regent’s Park
Union meeting weighs currency, Irish union, and reform
A weekly Union meeting at Saville House chaired by Mr Saull discussed a deferred motion on the Wallstown Ireland affray awaiting coroner inquest results. They debated Peel's Bill and a return to paper currency, then adjourned to Wednesday. A second meeting of the National Union of the Working Classes at Philadelphia Chapel urged repeal of the Legislative Union of Ireland and England with Ireland governing itself, calling for cross‑country unity.
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Saville House
Saull
Detrosier
Wallstown
Ireland
Murphy
Manchester
Churchill
Powell
Hixon
Place
Peel
Attwood
Jacob
Fox Smith
Birmingham Union
Rogers
Carpenter
Philadelphian Chapel
Finsbury Square
Vine
Mee
England
Davenport
Hetherington
Castlereagh
Trish
Messrs
Ellis
Martin
Maritime arrivals and departures list with sail dates
A shipping notice lists vessels arriving or sailing in late July and August. Ships include Eleanor from Matanzas Grecian from New Orleans Hibernia from Dominica Edward Colston from bebec Enterprise from Montreal Brilliant from Jamaica Britannia from Maranham Ann from St John s Alexander from Quebec Grecian from Quebec Julia from Newfoundland Juliana and the Louisa Carolina from Ostend Leno from Dordt Robert Burns from Quebec and William Rathbone from Africa.
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Liverroot
Serr
Huskisson
Charleston
Eleanor
Matanzas
Grecian
New Orleans
Hibernia
Dominica
Edward Colston
Bebec
Enterprise
Montreal
Brilliant
Jamaica
Britannia
Maranham
Juty
Ann
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Alexander
Quebec
Julia
Newfoundland
Juliana
Louisa Carolina
Ostend
Leno
Dordit
Holyhead
Robert Burns
William Rathbone
Africa
Tragic Hampstead Bride Elect Dies in Breakfast Suspected Heart Burst
Miss Railton aged twenty two, on the eve of her wedding, died at George Street Hampstead Road after suddenly vomiting blood at breakfast. Her fiancé arrived as she grew弱 weaker and she expired within moments. The coroner or doctors attributed the death to a ruptured blood vessel near the heart causing fatal choking. Her grieving parents lament the loss.
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John Railton
George Street
Hampstead Road
Miss Railton
Coroners Inquest on Man Who Hung Himself at Bookham Lodge
A coroner and jury in Great Bookham Surrey heard that Thomas Dower aged about seventy died by hanging in a cottage staircase at Bookham Lodge. He had recently lost money in a Scotch bank and malt business, lived with a landlady, and left a note to debtors and Miss Kelsey. The verdict was temporary mental derangement. A second case in Marlborough Street described a man from Argyleshire selling unstamped papers.
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Elizabeth Hall
Crown
Great Bookham
Surrey
Henry Woods
Thomas Dower
Bookham Lodge
Hugh Smith
Great Bookham Common
Stent
Smith
Lincoln’s Inn
Richard
Richard Phillipa
Ury
Somatiot
Thomas Dover
Miss Kelsey
Marlborough Street
Hamilton
Argyleshire
Royalist march and rebel bands in Portugal report
Reports from Portugal describe Royalist detachments pursuing banditti in Serra de Basico and Berulho, with seven bandits killed near Coutiza and two captured. Other dispatches from Coimbra and Oporto detail rebel pressure, flour shortages, and mass desertion attempts as Don Pedro strengthens Oporto’s defenses against Miguelite forces.
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Lisbon
Ane
Beira
Serras
Basico
Berulvo
Tranvozo
Coimbra
Pinda
Upper Beira
Penacova
Coutiza
Valongg
Oporto
Perce
Avenar
Douro
Gueyillag
Ava
Aia
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Axeter Hall
Byron
Serrhand
Ie. S
Uryth
Perec
R. Brady Clark
Charles Clark
Shgeing Forge
Stamford-street
Blackfriars
N.B
Messrs. Butler
Cheniate
Cheapside
Corner
Uae
M¢sers
Nawbery and Sons
Urauga
Dixon
Shepherd's
Dalby's
Salomon's
Citead &E
Resenca
Scennaj Steer’s
Freman
Leman
Gowland
Thompson
Gregory
Tower
Henderson
Turlington
Henry
Hooper
Waugh
Huxham
Wilson
Pilla
Morning Chronicle
Knightsbridge Barracks
Coldstream Guards
Freemantle
London Fire-Engine Establishment
National Political Union
National Union OF the Working Classe Ie
Portugal
Valongo
Argua-Ardente
Loa
Don Miguel
Cagadores
Donna Maria H
Terceira
Ponte Ferreira
Joaquim Ribeira
Chronica
Braganza
Agustinho Jose Freire
Chronica Constitucional
Morning Herald
Aus
Don Pedro
Soult
Torre de Marca
Villar
Bem Successo
Mettazinhos
Carrahada