Gritstone eye snuff praised in 1834 Leeds notice
In Leeds on July 4 1834 a letter extols Gritstone Eye Snuff for curing a ten year cataract claim, with editor's observations in the United Service Gazette praising the remedy. It notes canister signatures and pricing in old shilling figures and stresses authorized liberal allowances to vendors.
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Leeds
Ferg Fecal
Peter Sanderson
Harper-street
United Service Gazette
Neas
Gritstone
T. A A
Greststone
London
Patent self adjusting trusses advertised in London
An advertisement touts the patent self adjusting trusses by Almon, Ody, and Co, claiming ease and security for hernia relief with ambidextrous use and no galling bandage. It notes the leather case bears the Salmon, Ody, and Co. mark at 292 Strand, London, with druggists in major cities selling the device. It also lists Violin music offers and a long catalog of new novels and romances from Newman and Co.
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Almon
ODY., and Co
Fey
N.B
Salmon
Ody
Strand
London
VARIED NOVELTIES AND ESTATES ON AUCTION
A catalog lists numerous 18th and 19th century novels with editions and volumes from Latham, Radcliffe, Helme, Ireland, Porter, and others, alongside medical ads for vegetable syrups and Harvey products. Also advertised are multiple large rural estates in Suffolk and Ireland to be sold by auction, detailing lots, rents, and contact agents.
Poison Plot Clouds Wollendey to Ballina Captain Long
Mysterious affair reports an attempted poisoning of Captain Long of the Tist Regiment. An apothecary mixed corrosive substances into medicine. vomiting followed. Magistrates may commit a young friend of the captain for trial at upcoming assizes. Regent's Park improvements noted. Family clerical succession in Eddlestone highlighted.
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Roscommon Gazette
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Riches
Titchbourne-street
Paddington
Tweeddale
James Robertson
Eddlestone
Alexander
Patrick Robertson
Church of Scotland
Chancellors Speech Criticized Over Republican Fears
A Dundee report quotes the Protean Chancellor arguing that a republican government would fail and lead to anarchy. The author, Philo-ResPublicam of Bayewater writing Sept 1834, rebukes the idea, cites Cromwell and Parliament, and defends representative accountability against military despotism.
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England
Cromwell
Charles the
Rome
France
Lord Brougham
Philo-Respublicam
Decrease of Public Executions in London and Middlesex
The article notes a rare stretch with no executions in London or Middlesex during the near end of the current shrieval term, and discusses a shift toward milder punishment, especially for forgery. It lists annual executions from 1816 to 1834 with mayors and sheriffs, highlighting the long-running trend and occasional years with no executions.
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Thames
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Kirby
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Alderson and Denanges
the Thames
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Roberts
Gwyn
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Rothwell
Parkins
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Magoey
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Waithmas
Whittaker and Laurie
Garratt
Brown and Key
Venables
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Brown
Farebrother
Winchester
Lucas
Spottiswoode and Stable
Thompson
Booth and Copeland
Crowder
Richardson
Ward
Key
Marshall
Poland
Cowan
Pirie
Laurie
Humphery
Peak
The Mail Packet Ramond Arrives at the Custom-house
The General Steam Navigation Company's mail packet de Ramond from Rotterdam reached the Custom-house at one o'clock P.M. yesterday. The article also recounts Sir John McLeod's eccentric habit of visiting his cat before bed, a tale linked to an old court anecdote about a hairdresser and his cat. It then reports on legal matters including the Poor Law Act case in Mile End Old Town and Shoreditch, and a riot case in St Pancras involving trades unions. The proceedings address parish settlements, removal of a pauper, and the authority of the new Poor Law, with judges and counsel debating the case’s implications for birthplaces and parental settlements. Further details cover the Riots in St Pancras where builders cite union interference, the defendants being found guilty, and sentences pronounced by the Chairman highlighting union actions and workers’ rights.
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Ditto
Muller
Handel
Haydn, &c
Ghy
London
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Prince's
Atregt
Hanover-square
N.B
A. K. Newman and CO
Guy Rivers
Georgia
Miriam Coffin
RB. Stone
Butler
Fanny Kemble
Selina Davenport
Ae Whes
Scotland
Lara
Leman Grimstone
Kentucky
James Hall
Marcella
James Forbes
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Oe Powlet
Moscow
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C.G. Ward
One
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the Queen
Mermaid
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Bofine
F. W. Dunne
Eve OF
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Urvino
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Mary
Geraldine Murray
Sir Roland
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Castle Baynard
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Montville
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Passion
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Peregrine
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John Bull
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Cheaterton
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Belmont
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Forest
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Origin of the Knapsack Tale Sparks Controversy
A garbled historical note recounts a late eighteenth century printer dispute over employment. An elderly master and a younger man both seek work, leading to tension as wages and duties are debated and a walking stick is brandished during the confrontation.
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