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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 08, 1843

Page

7

President's Message and Atlantic News Mix From Washington

The report covers President Tyler's messages to Congress on the British treaty and slave trade, British views on search rights, and U.S. responses. It includes Canadian, London, and Washington dispatches, plus a fire disaster in Philadelphia area and New Orleans market and Mexican-Yucatan conflicts with casualty details and political shifts.

Assassination charge rochester man remanded for twelve months

John Richmond Ellis, remanded on a charge of threatening to assassinate the Queen and Sir R. Peel, faced the mayor and justices. Bail was set at £10 with two sureties of £5 each or £20 own bond, but no sureties appeared, and he was sent to Maidstone jail for twelve months. The report includes his prior troubles from Margate to London and a royal park gate order dated March 30, 1843.

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Assassination attempt at St Pauls Cathedral shocks London

A would be assassin drew a horse pistol during a church service at St Pauls Cathedral. Woolf seized the weapon, prisoners were searched, and the accused refused to give his name. The pistol, marked Nicholson, was old and cracked, and the man was held for magistrates at Guildhall while the sermon resounded in chaos.

Avtemprep Assasatvation St. Paul's Cathedral Drummond M‘naughten St. Paul’s Cathedral St. Paul's John Clarke Haden Haden Woolf St. John’s-wood Black Horse-court Fosbery Lloyd Nicholson Wm. Hawes Genteman Guildhall Apson Ralph Barham Bow-street Teron Joseph Parkes Great George-street Westminster Parkes Twyford Thomas Johnson Marshall-street London Road Union-hall Fidey Kitty Gardner Joseph Wager Hornsey Church Elizabeth Pearin Christchurch Middlesex Denny Densy Samuel Bonsall William Bland John Hulme Martha Goddard Stanley Derby Bonsall Bland Cooper Potteries Curran Justice Erskine Ridgeway Cappur Serjeant Talfourd Capper Ad Ressid Erskine

Railway Traffic Totals On Principal Lines For Week

Mr John Taylor of Liverpool writes to the Liverpool Mercury disputing reports of comet activity. He argues the western sky phenomenon was zodiacal light, a harmless display not signaling divine omen.

Northern and Eastern Greenwich Eastern Counties Croydon Liverpool Manchester Brighton Grand Junction York and North Midland Blackwall Great North of Fogland Midland Leeds Edinburgh Glasgow Birmingham Gloucester Derby North Midland South Western Great Western London John Taylor Liverpool Mercury Paris

Efficacious Copaiba Remedy Endorsed by Surgeon of St Thomas's

A testimonial from Joseph Henry Green, F.R.S., surgeon at St Thomas's Hospital, lauds Mr. Franks's Solution of Copaiba as effective with fewer side effects. Available from George Franks, 90 Blackfriars Road, London, at varied prices, with government stamp caution and daily consultation hours. Also promotes Halse's Scorbutic Drops for blood purification, including a powerful patient letter from Devon praising cures of scorbutic eruptions and wounds, with multiple London wholesale agents listed.

Joseph Henry Green F.R.S Royal College of Surgeons St. Thomas's Hospital King's Pekins London Franks United Kingdom Carriox George Franks Kfriors-Read Ranks Halse Halsey W. Matthews Brent Devon Teruarskey Thomas Rollins Plymouth Witt Matthews W. H. Halse Torquay

Parrs Life Pills Cited With Wide Ranging Cures 1843

An 1843 testimonial-promotional piece for Parrs Life Pills claims the remedy cured years of coughs nervous disorders and bowel issues and improved health overall. The letter from KR. W. Ricwaapson a schoolmaster in Walsall praises the pills and notes an accompanying witness. Proprietors warn against imitators and detail authentic government stamp marks and distributor names across the United Kingdom with pricing and directions.

Parr KR. W. Ricwaapson Red Lion-street Walsall Staffordshire R. Richardson Life Pills Parva Life Pills T. Roberts & Co E. Edwards St. Paul's Barclay and Sons Farringden-streat Sutton and Co Bow-churchyard J. and R. Raimes and Co Edinburgh

Elf-Preservation and its dangers of excess and debility

A London and Manchester medical pamphlet by Samuel La Mert promotes Elf-Preservation a popular essay on concealed disorders of the generative system arising from solitary habits youthful excesses or infection. It links nervous debility, gonorrhea, syphilis indigestion insanity and consumption with marriage anatomy and treatment guidance and cites contemporary reviews praising its plain serious medical approach. It lists updated publisher and dealer details across major cities and urges private consultation with a £1 fee.

Samuel La’'Mert Bedford-street Bedford-square London Falknar-square Manchester London Hospital Medical Society Apothecaries Snow-hill Birmingham Barraclough Fargate Edestein Darey Broadstreet Bristol Manchester Chronicle la’ Mert Wakefield Journal La'Mort Stockport Advertiser la Mert Bedford Street Faulkmers Juat United Kingdom Br.and L. Perry and Co Strange Paternoster-row Field Quadrant Regent Street Parks Compton-Street Soho Philips Oxford-street Jackson and Co New Bond-street Gordon Leadenhall-street Kettle High Holborn Cattermole Ratcliffe Highway Strand Blackfriars-road Edge Whitechapel Guest Bull Street Heaton and Buckton Briggate Leeda L. Perry Perry Berners Street Oxford Street Great Charles-street Easy-row Messrs. Pi N.B Greet Coxtis and Cowray Coxtis and Cowray, Consulting Surgeons Athers South Castle Street Liv Annin and Co Graftonstreet Dublin Bolster Cork Henderson Belfast Drummond High-street Edinburgh Curtis Bassex Hertsmeron Messrs. Curtiss Messra Curtis and Company Frith-street Soho-square C.J. Lucas & Co Newman-street Brittain J Gordon G. Mansell King-street Southwark C. Westerton Parkside Knightsbridge Phillips Regent-street Huett J. Buckton J. Noble Hall T. Lawler Courter-office St Ann’s-square H. Whitmore Market Street W. Howell Dale Street Liverpool J. Howell Waterloo Church Street W. Wood Irmingham J. Fryer Westgate Street Damestreet Bookeeliera Simoot Messrs. Lucas and Co

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