Ether Inhalation In Surgery Aimed At Pain
A detailed report describes ether vapor use in surgery with rapid unconsciousness and minimal pain during amputation and tooth extraction. It notes varied durations of narcosis, patient responsiveness, and post operative recovery. A second account at University College Hospital confirms rapid insensibility and surprisingly pain free removal of a thigh, with patient later declaring no pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sam
Atlantic
University College Hospital
Liston
Qute
Squire
Ocford Street
Read
Foreign Intelligence France Ireland Belgium and Cracow disputes
News from Paris and London discusses Ireland’s misery and Belgian frontier issues, rumors about King Louis Philippe’s court and Cracow, and France’s stance toward England. Reports cover storms across Bordeaux Toulouse La Rochelle Cherbourg and Rome, plus market prices in Paris and Lisbon trading.
Election results and distress in London wards and societies
A report covers an election error in Metropolis ward revealing Hodgwen won by one vote over Walter, Harding, and others. It also details rising distress in London poor districts due to harsh weather and bread price rises, with workhouses overcrowded and aid sought from Mendicity Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanginapow Waap Wrrnout
lIn
Jamon Doke
Walter
Harding
Hadgeon
London
Mendicity Society
Royan Glyxenal
Bishop Agate Street
J. P. Hayward
Stephen Aldrich
Lord Stanley
London Tavern
TraveLucns’ Society
London Coffehouse
Ludgate Hill
Chapman Marshall
Sir C. Marshall
Chapman
Society
the Globe and Traveller
Hearne
Commercial Travellers’ Schools
Tus St
Poor Law Commissioners
Cooper
Messrs
Howarth
Clarke
Halton
Douglas
Marley
Vestry
St. Pancras
Distress and official meetings amid Irish famine reports
The report covers parliamentary style notices from Bath and Wash houses, prison cases, a murder and attempted murder at St Pancras, and a long account of Repeal Association debates. It notes famine distress in Ireland, calls for peace, and parliamentary petitions for food imports, grain use, and relief measures amid widespread hardship.
Shield of fagots shields Great Britain ship protection plan
A Bristol report by Mr. Bryonol argues the Great Britain remains largely uninjured and could be repaired in dock. He rejects breaking up the vessel and estimates three months to ready flotation, recommending a shield of bound fagots and chains to protect the exposed hull. Brunel says ten thousand fagots are needed and orders proceed for quick procurement. In Wednesbury, Josiah Boswell, a known housebreaker, attacked Mr Roden during detention, but was captured with tools and skeleton keys. He faces a magistrates’ court, bail rejected. two accomplices, Jones and Tapper, are in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Hovns
Woodman’s Hat
Great Ancoate Street
Manchester
Lancashire
Cheshire
York
Derby
John Fielden
Newquay
Cat. Champion
Treloggan
Topplemory
N Tobermory
Greenock Advertiser
France
Panta
Ireland
Belgium
Paris
Normandy
M. Guizol
London
Lord Palmerston
Branco
Cracow
Marquis of
Jermac
Lord Normandys
Corps Diplomatique
la Presse
England
Spain
Portugal
Presse
Journal Des Débats
Court of
Austria
Vienna
Prince Metternich
Universal Gasette
Leipsic
Vienne
Royal Court
Court
Martinica
Pavilian
Bordeaux
Toulouse
Garonne
Saint Jean de Luz
Bayonne
Passages
Havre
Socoa
la Rochelle
Ile de Ré
Rochefort
Chateaubriant
Barthen
Verdan
Orleans
Bowen
Great Northern
Avignon
Bourse Report Informatia
Journal Des Debats
Barthena
Montpensier
Ventry
Clarke
Douglas
Bass
Waen-Hovsers
Ron Vas Poon
Batha and Wash Houses
George-street
Euston Square
Milnaux
Chichester
Horsea
Mrarapious Avrarn
St. Paxchas
St. Pancras
Rosetta Brown
Jenkins
Huntley Street
Tottenham Court Road
Mills
Abé
Paddington
Rosettas
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
H. Stein Tarrell
Royal College of Surgeons
John Russell
Messie, Wilson, Freeman, &c
Bristol
Britain
Bryonol
Great Britain
Wednesbury
Josiah Boswell
Thomas Bullack
Roden
Mr. Roden
Massey
Holland
Blue Gates
Smethwick
Jones
Tapper
Ireland Repeal Association Meeting Report
In Dualis on December 29 the Repeal Association held a fairly well attended meeting. Mr. O Connell, presiding in place of Hon Cecil Lawless, noted remittances including a renewed Meath freeholder’s subscription. He explained Henry Grattan’s absence due to illness and addressed questions about constitutional law and safety of the association, with James Haughton and Dillon differing as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acthe Liberator
Dillon
Sr. O'Connell
O'Connell
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Liberstor
Association
Smith O’brien
Limerisk
Sugden
Brewster
Dublin
Hear
Smith O'Brien
Trish
House of Commons
Smith O'Brian
Feargus O'Connor
Reform Party
O'Brien
Repeal Association
J. Molloy
Dualis
O’connel
Cecil Lawless
Meath
Henry Grattan
M.P
Xenios
Grattan
Mr. Stears
James Haughton
Christmas Day Comic Letter and London Pig Scheme Inquest
A Christmas prank in Adin burgh ends with a gentleman sending a blind note and two half crowns. a London pig plan leads to police, tickets, and a detained lady. A separate inquiry at Guy's Hospital probes the death of Janis Cupping, found with a throat wound near a churchyard. testimony points to self harm or accident, verdict unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenbridge
London
Wil
Gorda
Maidstone Gazette
Mostgaioes Dgara
Guy's Hospital
Payne
Janis Cupping
Hiathrost
Wilich Church
Alexander Murray
Wilwich
Wootwich Church
Mire
Cornelius Ward
England
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Queen's College
G. B. Thorneycroft
Wolverhampton
E. Coleman
Chancellor Law
Thorneycroft
Melson
Coleman
Thornercroft
Queen's Hospital
Birmingham Gazette
Thames
Thomas Hicks Alsager
Times
Bis
The
John Oxenford
Wilderspin
Tle
Leeds Mercury
Foreign Intelligence
Roms
Corsa
Campo Marzo
Corto
Place du Peuple
Place Colonna
Bologna
Poland
Raya the Times
Frankfort Journal
Berlin
Russia
Warsaw
Lublin
Prince Paskiewiischie
Prince Gortschakoff
Colletti
Es Lyons
Lord Palmeraton
Greece
Couztt
Moderado
Barcelona
Tate
Figueiras
Geofra
Catalonia
Valencia
Rianzares
Christina
M. Sataritz
Manay
Fioance
Heraldo
Rome
Boca Corva
Lisbon
Saldanha
Bomfim
Das’ Antas
Caldas
Oporto
Casal
Diacounion Bank of Lisbon
the Metropolis
Limerick
Clare
Aetfreote Se
Ce Eee Eens
Sapewoe Css
Belnuller
Enna Mayo
Galway
Ood
Belfost
United Kingdom
Wasts Lanxps
Frenchpark
F. French
Treasury
Lord de Freyne
Board of Works
AaMiNe
News Club
William Cary
Dublin Street
Peasaury
Dent
Ruz
Nar Dunarvan
Dun
Garvan
Tity
Garrawn
Carrick
Lamb
Coghlan
Rathgormac
John Shehan
Rar
Randown
Murr
Mooney
Mouroy
Apinal
Leghorn
Constade Case
Derry Journal
Donegal
Duntougher
George Hil
Giwredore
Russell
James Dombrain
Pepetee
Reland
Ainglie
Quest
Austrias
Ballinaalue
Commissioners of Public Works
Relief Commission
H F. Ainstig
East Division
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