Autumnal Course of Lectures at Thomas's Hospital 1837
The autumnal lecture program begins October 2 1837 at Thomas's Hospital. Courses cover Practice of Medicine Clinical Medicine Anatomy Physiology Morbid Anatomy Surgery Clinical Surgery Chemistry Materia Medica Midwifery Forensic Medicine and Toxicology Botany with demonstrations and supervision by named physicians and surgeons. Prospectuses available from Mr Whitfield the apothecary.
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T. Thomas’s Hospital
Williams
Roots
Burton
Mackmurdy
Solly
B. Travers
F. LE Gros Clark
Barker
Travers
Tyrrell
Green
South
R. Phillips
Cave
Lister
Cohen
Whitfield
Tea Warehouse Adopts Free Trade Prices in Gracechurch Street
The New Tea Warehouse at 37 and 35 Gracechurch Street promotes a free trade approach after the East India Company monopoly ended. It offers a wide range of teas and coffees at sixpence to a shilling per pound, with bargain prices and “Merchants Weights” benefits for large buyers, plus home delivery within six to seven miles of the city.
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London
Gracechurch Street
Hon. East India Company
1St India Company
China
England
Tas
Iarge
Blagk Tba
Lashmar & Bellingham
London-bridge
Pamilies
Westminster
Chelhen
Watches and silverware at Cox Savury's in Lydiinik NH
An assortment of second hand watches priced at two guineas each and other warranted timepieces offered by T. Cox Savury, working silversmith and watchmaker at 47, Cornel, Lydiinik, NH. A pamphlet with detailed prices on plate and plated goods, watches, and clocks may be obtained.
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T. Cox Savury
Cornel, Lydiinik
N.H
Debate on Ireland rights and instalments with O'Connell
In a lengthy oration, the speaker challenges Mr. O'Connell’s demand for instalments toward Irish reform, arguing for clear public votes, tested measures, and adherence to principle. He critiques Melbourne ministry allies, warns against Tory policy, and urges unity through national opinion rather than parliamentary manipulation. He defends Catholic emancipation gains and cautions against surrender to Crown influence.
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Mr. O'Connell
People of
Ireland
Mark
Friends of Justice
Tate
Crown
House of Commons
Melbourne
Friends
Friends of Liberty
Justice To
Friends of Justice To
Friends of Reform
Corps de Reserve
Treasury Bench
Friends of Freedom
England
Scotland
Tavk
Great Britain
Stanley
Robert Peel
Commissioners of National Education
Her
Treasury
Lord Stanley
Arma
Orangemen
Yeomanry Arma
House of Lords
House of Lorde
Pation
The
Wis
London Dispatch Mercury announces weekly consolidation
The London Mercury will incorporate with The London Dispatch under Dr Beaumont with able assistants. The new weekly press is commended as influential. Advertisement notes price 34d and office at 22 Catherine Street Strand. Also reprints Much Ado about Nothing from London Dispatch and Mercury with details on Hobhouse pamphlet pricing Twopence.
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London Mercury
London Dispatch
Beaumont
London Dispatch and Mercury
Whale Weekly Press
Catherine Strect
Strand
Price
John Cam Hobhorne
Mdi
Nottingham
Cowncillor
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Marceocanr
Renscom
House of Communa
House of Peers
Husseue
A.J. Beaumont
London
H. Hetherington
Revising Barristers Courts In City Of London
A report from the City of London court notes Mr Miloe cites earlier acts on alien claims amid debates over parity for foreigners. Schamch’s stock claim is discussed with Lords of Appeal and Parliament clarifying British subject status. Other foreign claims were rejected for lack of attendance as the lists of parishes were revised with minimal notable points.
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City OF London
Mylne
Miloe
Gomme
Schamch
Rawcroft
Seach
Bia
House of Lords
Craic
Gene Tleman
Cour de Lion Wreck Toll and Heroic Coast Rescue
The Cour de Lion, bound for Quebec with cargo, wrecked off Tyrella Watch-house after a Sunday storm. Twenty one aboard including two passengers. six bodies recovered. John Hog and crew repeatedly braved danger to rescue survivors, with Strain and local magistrates organizing coast guards and guards along the shore. Aimed at aiding the widow and children of Patrick M Goolaghan, a crew member who perished.
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Cour de Lion
Liverpool
Quebec
Tyrella
St. John’s Point
P. R. M. Browne, Esq
J. P
Coastguard
Captain Browne
Strain
Coast Guards
Attain
George Starkey
Patrick M'Goolaghan
John Hog
James Hogs
Rathmallen
Req
Tirat
Cotleman
Arthur Hill Montgomery
AM. Browne
Messrs
Hogg
Fisher
Rescue at sea as Eleanor saves General Gascoyne crew
In a gale at Hilbre and Burbo Bank the steam-tug Eleanor No.3 under William Roberts saved all aboard the General Gascoyne after it was wrecked. The master and crew repeatedly attempted to board, rescued those clinging to the deck, and towed the long boat to safety before bringing everyone ashore in Liverpool.
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Hilbre Swash
N.W
Eleanor
William Roberts
Liverpool
Burbo Bank
Gothenburg
Gimeral Gascoyne
Jong-Boat
Sumber
Gascoyne
Talegraph
Sir Francis Burdett Dinner Toasts in North Wiltshire
A Conservative dinner in North Wiltshire with Mr Estewart chairing honors for The Queen The Queen Dowager The Navy The Army The Constitution and the Clergy. Sir Francis Burdett pledged support for the Conservatives while denouncing O Connell Irish unrest and defending a Protestant constitutional order amid cheers and calls for unity.
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Francis Burdett
Wiltshire
Estewart
Devizes
Bing
North
Jim
Sorciuen
F. Bunpert
North Wills
Whu
Daniel O’connell
Ireland
Pipperary
Raffinnus
O'Connell
England
House of Commons
Cheera
St. Pauls
Munarch
Cirir
Waltshire
Discoveries of Silver Lead Ore in Hert Island Mines
The Channel Islands Chronicle reports a new silver lead ore find by Mr. Hunt on Hert Island. Surface discovery at shallow depth yields sulphuret of lead and silver, with copper lode also promising. High ore quantity and strong shares value suggest mines in the islands deserve attention despite Sark Mines’ limited returns.
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Heam
Hunt
Sark
Channel Islands Chronicle
Reform Association
Hull
Gilbert Clarkgoo
Sanquhar
Old Cumnock
Glasgow
Bisertuen
Gilbert
Hamilton
Calderbend
Douglas
Muir
Crickwick-water
Lickerby
Lightfoot
Dumfries Courier
Conclusion by William Sharman Crawford in 1837 letter
The writer concludes a series of letters urging constitutional principles and public accountability. He defends his motives against press accusations, vows to continue watching public conduct, and signs as his faithful assistant in service to the country. Crawfordsburn, September 19, 1837.
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WM. Sharman Crawford
Crawfordsburn
Truro Election Letter Sparks Political Debate in Falmouth Packet
A reader letter to the Editor critiques Edmund Turner MP over his election conduct and neutrality claims. It accuses him of apostasy and treachery to his party, notes omissions about solicited support from both sides, and hints at forthcoming exposés by Mr Tooke. The piece demands accountability ahead of further revelations and references Lord Melbourne's cabinet being affected.
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Falmouth
Edmund, Turner, Esq
Truro
Turner
Lord Falmouth
Train
Bonis Vivian
Reform
Lord Melbourne
Tooke
Taroor
Political rancor in Truro letters to the editor 1837
A citizen laments the late election defeat viewed as deceitful and hypocritical. The writer defends Mr Tooke against Mr Turner’s attacks, praises Tooke’s patriotism and public service, and criticizes Tory gagging laws and party ingratitude. The letter condemns Turner's rhetoric and predicts Tooke’s continued impact in Truro politics.
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Panape
Mr. Tugoer
Bken
Tooke
Turney
Turner
Mr. Tooke
Mr. Turner
Hussey Vivian
Truro
House of Commons
P.S
Iain
Pitt
Lord Eldes
South Sea House Court Debates By laws and South Sea Duties
Yesterday at Threadneedle Street the South Sea Stock proprietors held a quarterly meeting. The chair, Sir Robert Bakes, oversaw committee re elections and debate on by laws now obsolete. Debate on compensation for South Sea duties with the Chancellor of the Exchequer led to a proposed deputation to meet before Parliament and seek full facts. The court approved the motion after director Franks noted promised relief. The session adjourned.
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South Sea
Threadneedle Street
Robert Bakes
Mocatra
Caster
Frank
CoatrMan
Dowacer
Society
Mocatta
Court of Directors
Exchequer
Court of Proprietors
Franks
South Sea Company
Jesster
Mendelssohn Honored by Sacred Harmonic Society in London
The Sacred Harmonic Society at Exeter Hall announced a letter from Mendelssohn Bartholdy praising their performance of St Paul and expressing intent to return to London to complete engagements. The society voted to present him a silver snuff box as a mark of esteem and character. A Royal Scottish steamer collided with a slate sloop near Port Glasgow. the steamer sustained minor damage, the sloop sank, and Captain M Kell ar rescued the crew.
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Sacred HarMonic Society
M. Menpessonn Bakruo
Exeter Hall
Strand
Ir. Harrison
M. Mendelssohn Bartholdy
St. Paul
London
M. Mendelssohn
Royal Tar
Port Glasgow
M‘kellar
Greenock Advertiser
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Twalve
Remixes
Holloway
Kidderminster
Monarch
Hall
Agena
Brownlow and Pearson, Hall, WJ. Hall and Co
Custom House Quay
Southend and
Sheerness Bo
London Bridge Wharf
Sheerness
Southend
Town Pier
Gravesend
Fish-street Hill
Chaplin
Asircrasl
Regent Circus
Sohn Bleaden
United Kingdom Life Assurance Company
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
Momoeart
Viscount Glandine
Elphinstonalant
Belhaven and
Stenton
J. H. Dalrymple, Bart
Earl of
Frrl
Earl of Courtowo
Earl Leven and
Melville
Viscount Falkland
Viscount Bartner
James Stuart
Eeq
William [Lasket
Edward Boyd
Pall Mall
Earl Grey
Guildhall
R. FB. Haydon
John Hromley
Hodgson and Graves
Ndon
Priest Young Hysot
Twankay
Hyson Shin
Herry
Proit
Ceeceeeseretenreeaes
Jay
Daniel O'Connell, Esq
Dundruml
General Gascoyne
South Sea House