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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 04, 1836

Page

6

Medical Exposures And the Liniment Controversy Explored

A London piece rails at medical quackery after chronicling Guthrie’s lecture debunking Mr Long’s liniment. It describes experiments, patient risk, and professional profiteers, accusing doctors of opportunism and calling for scrutiny of patent medicines and surgical practice.

Guthrie St. John Long Bilboa Westminster Hospital Wood Long Dasent Central Africa Mr. Long Lloyd Miss Cashin England the Royal College of Surgeons Lettsom Phillips Brodum Copenhagen Paton Whole College Garrow P.S Liston

Tremendous hurricane damage across London and coast

Reports detail widespread destruction from a brutal Tuesday hurricane in London and coastal towns. Boats sunk or driven ashore, chimneys and tiles blown down, trees uprooted, roofs lifted, and several injuries with at least one fatality in Edgware and multiple near-misses across Westminster, Kensington, and Portsmouth.

Thames Poplar Limehouse Reach London Bridge Wapping New Stairs John Adams Blackfriars Bridge Blackfriars Walworth Hutchins Blackfriars-road Loudan Yarmouth Town Brewhouse-lane Wapping Mr. Cumberland Queen’s Head Mr. Lockham Whitehall St. James’s Hyde Parks Stepney-green Isle of Dogs Metropolitan Hospitals St. Paul’s Cathedral St. Paul’s Churchyard Bunhill-row St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Victory Shoreditch Mesera Howard Old Street Royal Exchange Harry Edward Messrs. Hitchcock and Rogers St. Paul’s St. Bartholomew’s Lane Esterday Newtonstreet Holborn Elizabet Belcher Edward Burke St. Giles’s Globe Compton-street Queen-place Great Queen-street Lincoln's Inn-fields St. Luke’s Atton-Garden St. John’s Hospital Cross-street Hatton-garden Hattonwall Saffron-hill St. James's St. James’s Park Buckingham Palace Kempster Lisle-street Leicester-square Gate Bloomsbury Bedfordrow George-street Portman-square St. Margaret’s Westminster Orchard-street Pye‘street Princess Street Wellington Barracks Elliott Jerusalem Chambers Westminster Abbey Abbey St. Margaret’s Church Westminster Hospital St. Margaret's Guthrie Kingston-house Countess of Montpelier-street Brompton Wickham-house Notting-hill Notting Hill Square Ford Lord Holland's Park Kensington Addison Road Brook-green King-street Hammersmith Almond Angel-row Day Chiswick-lane Whitlock Turnham-green Hersey Cove Cottage Griffiths Meredith Star and Garter Kenbridge Brentford Dickens Drum-lane Ealing Begley Isleworth Winckworth King’s Arms Inn Worton-lane Crane Inn Edgware Board of Guardians Prince Esterhazy Chandos-street Cavendish-square Lady Walsh No. 5 Harley-street No. 1 Edgeware Road Rough Cumberland Market Regent’s Park Wigmore Street Hanover-square Church-street Paddington Chesterfield-street Mary-le-bore Great Barlow-street Pulteney-terrace Pentonville Islington Newcut Lambeth-marsh Eary Davies Waterloo Road Victoria Theatre York Road Lambeth Johnson Nine Elms Fulham-road Messrs Frances and White Messrs. Maltby and Sons Waterloo-bridge Regent-place Judd-street New-road Caledonian Church John Dalrymple Eastcott-place East India Dock-road Tipping Cromer-street King South Cresent Tottenham-court-road Harris Middle New-street Davis Strand Anderson Lower-road Islington-green Glendinning Charles Street Charterhouse-square Leicester Fields Hanover Terrace Allsop~ Terrace Seymour-street Aston-Square Kensington Gardens Bayswater-gate Bayswater Bishop Black-pond Kensington-palace Mount-gate Miss Dalton Holland Arms Warwick House Feathers Godfrey Brook-green Lane Waterloo Street Carshalton Hill Henry Clowse Cooper Mails Pasengers Thomas Lander Portsmouth Mail Spithead Portsmouth Harbour Saunders Blackhurst Beach Haslar Hospital South Sea Beach Portsmouth Mr. Collins St. Mary-street George III Gosport Hindon Cobham Rochester Bridge Dover Union London Bailey London and Norwich Ipswich Chapelfields Norwich James Delyes Bristol Mail Birmingham Moray Bristol Beddeford Crass Exeter Falmouth Bath Liverpool Severn Hull Lincoln Peterborough Mersey New Holland Eton Socon Buckden Huntingdonshire Exeter Mail Whitchurch Overton Enfield Highway George Trunks Marlorough Marlborough Frockfield Maidenhead Forest Reni Charles Heaps Liverpool Direct Mail Lichfield Towcester Stoney Stratford Dunstable Redburn Richard Butler Dover Mail Downs Calais Dover New Romsey Brighton Margate Banbury Dorchester Northfleet Hellyer Kidbrook Blackheath G. P. Turner Mr. Jones N.N.W T. Snow Surrey Leeward New York Packet Spit Bank Sir William Symonds President Cowes-roads Haslar-beach

Severe Monday Gale Ravages River Craft and Shore

A severe and destructive gale hit the metropolis yesterday afternoon, the fiercest in years. It began after midnight Monday, intensified by morning, with heavy rain. At daylight, damage to small river craft and to shore structures became evident.

Metropolis

Exchequer Bills and Rising Interest Rates

Official notice shows Exchequer bills in circulation totaling at least £72,529,500, excluding issues for West India Islands relief and for public works and fisheries. Floating debt exceeds prior estimates, strengthening the case against a rate increase without clear necessity due to the large rise in national charges.

West India Islanda

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