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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 17, 1835

Page

1

Historical and Practical Observations on Urethral Diseases

A page from an early medical advertisement and review promotes Dr. Courtenay’s Practical Observations on strictures of the urethra and erectile issues. It lists publishers in London and Edinburgh, adverts remedies, and endorses his clinical skill with testimonials from European magazines. The text mixes product notices with medical advice and historical commentary.

Uae Ogurtenay Branam Eutithe Inspector and Literary Review Biapkin Marshall Bratledee Bolte Buiberland Calton-street Edinburg Exchange Mi Town OPTF Gurstrom Great Marlborough-street Regent-street Courtsngyt

Murder on the Kigh Seas and O'Connell in Newcastle

An 1835 Liverpool-Standard report recounts a murder aboard the barque Rossendale off Java, detailing three killers including a Malay assailant, and the crew’s accounts of stabbings and a death toll. It also covers Daniel O'Connell's Newcastle visit with Reform rhetoric, addresses from local reformers, and his denunciation of Lords, pledges for expanded suffrage, and calls for civil liberty.

Liverpool Java Rossendale John Lax Kowine Westle John Sloan Francis Richardson Richardean John Mean John John Lex J. Lax Sourabaya Batavia Bess Addo Aptain

Canterbury Holy Cross Day and city election notes

Canterbury marks Holy Cross Day with civic rituals led by the Aldermen and hospital governors. Sermons precede two orations at Christ Church and the Great Hall. A separate accident report notes two men struck crossing a drain near Mount Pleasant.

Holy Cross Heath Canterbury Kentish St.ews Loni Mathes Royal Hospitals Christ Church Newengate-Street Robert Ahout Hackney Church of England China Joseph Christian Byward W. Belton Holden Iter Sous Wee Mount P Tin Boston Besten Ors Exeter

Declaration of Radical Principles and Formation of a Radical Association

A historical pamphlet from 1835 urges united Radical action to reform representation, curb oligarchy, and defend popular rights against aristocratic abuse. It promotes open membership, peaceful aims, and vigilant control of legislature and corporations, signed by Fearers O'Connor as chairman.

Fitton House of Commons France England God Save the People Fearers O'Connor

Proclamation on Waterford and Whitehaven Ports for East India goods

The Gazette proclaims Waterford and Whitehaven open for East India Charter goods but bars tea imports until after July 1 1836. It notes a Parliament Act makes every vacant parish seat public property once service begins, with break-ins recorded when seats are locked by church authorities.

Waterford Whitehaven East India Company Maelf

Grand Rochester banquet cheers Reformers and MPs Bernal Hodges

A Rochester gathering for Mr Bernal and Mr Hodges celebrated liberal reforms with toasts to The King The Queen and parliamentary change. Speakers praised Reform Bill results and Municipal Reform aims while pledging continued support for Lord Melbourne’s government and a steady path for liberty and good government.

Pochester Ralphareal T. T. Hodges Rochester Russia Charles Thompson Verner Burke H. M. Drummond James Carter Edward Prentis Baker Die Hay Schneidderlie Bernal Geo- Memen FaiMusat- Besa Kent House of Commons Cheera Theo Sporoschnik Twisden Hodges Thos Robert Peel Mr. Hodges Lord Melbourne Lord Melboure John Russell Lour Kathe Mernings Mr . Hodges T.T Hodges

Manchester carpenters refuse to work with pew machine

The Manchester carpenters union proclaims a boycott against a pew-making machine, vowing not to lay boards or timber processed by the device on any premises after September 5. Also notes expectant visit of Lord Brougham to Mr O Connell dinner and Dublin arrangements.

Carpenters Manchester Union Acclesfield Lord Brougham O'Connell A. Ednnburgh Dublin Ireland Dublin Castle Phoenix Park Royal Castle of Windsors Georgiana Townshend Viscount Sydney Stiss Townshend George the Third Portsmouth Rodney Plymouth Symonds Robert Seppings Waterman Tenterden Bint Alaidstone Gazette

Mornay replies on Dens and religious toleration

In a Dublin reply dated Sept 12 1835 D Morney challenges accusations about promoting Dens Theologia his stance on heresy punishment and religious toleration as well as claims of episcopal involvement He defends not directing publication and notes toleration advances by Catholic states and the long Protestant intolerance history with reference to Milner End of Religious Controversy.

Dublin Murray Mountjoy-square London England Poland Hungary Treland Mary Milner Deus Ireland George Til Dens D. Mornay

Putney heath fire trial ends in acquittal

At Surrey adjourned sessions three youths in Colonel Webster’s service faced charges for setting fire to furze and wood on Putney heath. No evidence connected the prisoners, who were released. grand jurors were discharged. A curious travel tale follows about Charles Howard Ashworth, a Manchester barrister’s son, who reportedly journeyed across North America and the Pacific, enduring great hardship before last heard from.

Surrey R. Hedger Eng Joseph Shrimpton George Taylor Hew Webley Webster Purney-heath Putney Charles Howard Ashworth Nvn Bir Ashworth Manchester Fenly Liverpool Cruce Parke Captain Head Lander Missouri North America Parta Fort St. Louis Upper Mississippi Lake Mic T. A Ashworth Desert Maxchester

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