Treatment of inflammation and oddities in a crowded column
A curious column reports on Mr Peter Van Homrighs odd remarks in Parliament about treating inflammation with sovereign contempt. It also recounts geological debate over an old hyena and a cave animal, a bakery placard sale prank in Lincoln Fields, a Swansea preacher’s controversial sermon, and a dramatic blasting trial near Bathgate with massive rock upheaval and piles of powder.
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Peter van Homrigh
van Homrigh
Midland
Drury Lane meeting voices theatre finances amid royal patronage
The Drury Lane proprietors held a Saturday meeting in the saloon to receive the annual report and accounts. The report notes 223 public nights, royal patronage, and ongoing costs from patent rights, with income £5,158 6 35 and expenses £4,777 63 1d, plus £1,115 paid to renter trustees for 223 nights at £5 each.
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Drury Lane
B. B Cabbell
Dunn
General Committee
General Assembly of Proprietors of
General Assembly
Drury Lane Theatre
National Drama
Sadler's Walls
Yorkshire Stingo
Eagle Tavern
Buon
Boon
Dever
Sheriden
Covent Garden
National Theatres
Major Naylor
Sadler's Wells
Phelps
Spencer
Mr. Bunn
Macready
Bunn
Bann
Goodwood racing and regatta reports from July and August
Crowded Goodwood meeting shows healthy betting as St Leger racing prices move. Accidents prompt warnings from Sir W Fremantle after a subscriber breaks his leg. Poplar Blackwall regatta features heats won by Carey Tyler and the final, with English crew victory over Havre. Louis Philippe anniversary regatta highlights English boat overtaking French rivals amid festive crowds. England bowled well as All England defeats Kent by 31 runs in Canterbury cricket match.
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King of the
Netherlands
Goodwood
Duke of Richmond
Hibbard
Fature
Fagg
Tattersall's
Wispson Great Pank
Windsor Great Park
W. Fremantle
Popzakanpd Bracawatt Recatta
Blackwall
Watermen's and Lightermen’s Armshoanes
Penge Common
J. Carey
J. Wheldon
G. Linch
Carey
Tyler
Wheldon
Pressman
Lynch
Gadge
Wigram’s
Recatta
Havae
Louis Philippe
France
Prince de Joinville
Portsmonath
Frascati
Havre
Eading Old Davy
Kest
Canterbury
All England
Melbourne Honored by Fishmongers Across Ancient Corporation
The annual Fishmongers meeting conferred the freedom of the company on Viscount Melbourne who attended the dinner. He spoke of liberal principles and the defunct administration, praising ongoing measures and cautioning about political opposition. The scene included cheers as Melbourne thanked the body and offered best wishes for the corporation’s success.
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Orp Melbourne
Pagsext Muisistay
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Melbourne
Hear
Ignea Vis Animi
Baronet
Morning Chronicle
Gamprina
Leeds
Magistranes
Stock Exchange
Aranchester
Mortality Statistics for London and Provinces 1845 Interim Report
The registrar general’s quarterly mortality table for England and metropolis shows 11,267 deaths in the metropolis in the 13 weeks to June 1845, with 1,885 from zymotic diseases. Smallpox caused 246 deaths. measles 322. diphtheria, whooping cough, and scarlet fever also noted. The report covers provincial districts, totals for 1844, and weather data including barometer and temperature readings.
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England
ISO
Ae Pagasien Alates
Sietropols
Plymouth
Bath
Redrath
Penzance
Bristol
Clifton
Stroud
Cheltenham
Hereford
Shrewsbury
Worcester
Kidderminster
Dudley
Walsall
Wolverhampton
Birringhame
Coventry
North Midland
Leicester
Lincoln
Nottingham
Basford
Derby
Stockport
Macclesfield
Liverpool
Blackburn
Preston
Rochdale
Bury
Bolton
Wigan
Prescott
Sherlton
Manchester
Salford
Ashton
York
Sheffield
Bradderafield
Halifax
Bradford
Leeda
Hull
Sunderland
Gateshead
Tynemouth
Newcastle-on-Lyne
Crrlisje
Kendal
Cockermoath
Abergavenny
Pontypool
Merthyr-Tydvil
Wrexham
Holywell
Angleney
Scarlatina
N.N.W
Heaton Norris
Great Marion
North
Yarmouth
Morth
Winchester
Northampton
Colchester
Ipswich
Dorchester
Birmingham
West Derby
Ruchdele
Chorlton
Leeds
Merthyr Tydvil
Anglesey
Metropolia
Desires
Newcastle On Tyne
Kendel
Greenwich
Supposed Suicide of a Pauper at Old Kent Road
A inquest at the Bridge House on Mary Fisher, aged thirty nine, a former Stepney union workhouse pauper, found dead in the Surrey Canal after leaving the workhouse on leave. She had worn decent clothing earlier, and her death was attributed to self harm with no conclusive evidence of method. The jury returned a verdict of found dead with no evidence of how she died. The report also notes the death of civil engineer Mr C Dean from injuries after a railway collision near Chalk Farm, aged 48, leaving a widow and family.
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Suicior
Surrey Canal
Peckham
C. Dean
Gaudy Street
Exeter
Chalk Farm
Dean
Earl of Devon
London
St Alt
Matlock
Henry Arkwright
James Richard Wigram
Bag
Coldstream Guards
Wigram
Peter Arkwright
Toret Helen
Esq
Witleraley
Derbyshire
Captain Jenkinson
Tha &H Hussars
St. David's
Emily
A. Lyster
Srillorgan
Dublin
Manniaczs
Sara
Alfred Hervey
Brighton
Marquis of
Bristol
Mas Etchief
Chester
Ashteal
Surrey
Lord Arthur Hervey
Ernest Bunsen
Chevalier Bunsen
B. Gurney
Gurney
Norfolk
West Ham
H. Bonses
Mereworth
Tde le Mary Francis Elisabeth Stapleton
le Noble
Thomas Stapleton
Lord le Despencer
Mereworth Castle
G. Boscawen
Boscawen
Wathen
Earl of
Fraters James Stapleton
Mareworth
Stone Journal
Boant
Citizen
Adelphi Pier
Strand
Battersea
Bongsles
Waterman
Newton
Battarsea
Greenwich
Windmill Pier
Nine Elms
Blackfriars Bridge
Grieves
Church Street
Fulington
Elisabeth
Lauchlan Unter
Dawlish
Frances
Eistle W. Beadon
Sir W. Pentonbs
Leathington
Mary
Laver Oliver
Brill House
Bucks
Rathmines
Henry Murray
Taglesaxon
Tuam
Foundling Hospital
Portobello
Beggar's Hush Barracks
Dubtin
Huon Hopxsy Bircey
Broom House
Lytham
Thursdy
Stamford Hill
Fanny
Mechi
Hall Street
Pule Penang
T. P. Wolrige
Col
Wolrige
Bath
Charles Menlerah
Bengal N.S
Sierra Leone
W. Watts Wilson
Bhooj
India
Walter Soames
J. Soames
Titchfield Terrace
Bigedt's Park
John Guthrie
Meerut
R. B. Gwilts
H.M
10Th Foot
Valetta
Lecilena
Wm. Burton Tylden
Mosal Engineers
Malta
George James Shirley
Red
Ellington
47Th Foot
George Gordon
Lincoln
Henry Hunt
Lambeth
Broadwall
Blackfriars
Serpentine
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice At Dover and Painburgh
Fragmented OCR reads like a local social or military notice mentioning Lowndes atpeet Jervis and H Braots with connections to Dover Painburgh Stafford House and Lieut Col Watkins. Details are garbled but suggest a family or ceremonial announcement with dates and located names.
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Jervis
of & Ton
Dover
H. Braots
H. Dron B. Draoumond
Stafford
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