Medical Quackery Exposed in Reforming Critique
A periodical exposes extortion in the medical profession and attacks poor practice at Portland Place. It cites Dr James Johnson and Dr Sigmond, discusses classification, soporifics, and the Morality of treatment, questions Malibran’s death, condemns bleeding, and lampoons quackery from Dulwich to the medical press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ples
James Johnson
Portand-place
Sigmon
Elliotson
Gion
Portland-place
Tyro
Sismond
Sigmond
Abernethy
Malibran
Medical Gazette
M. de Bennot
Manchester
M. Belliamini
Mr. Lewis
de Bernot
Dulwich Sclon
Associated General Practitioners
Legion
Eiliotson
M. Majendie
Vere
Dulwich
Referenc
Insolvent Debts and Court Proceedings in Ireland and England
A report details multiple insolvency cases before the court. Arthur St George French, a 23-year-old debtor with over sixty creditors, faces a remand and escape warrant. Adolph Audy, a Frenchman, lacks English, needing an interpreter. Sydney John James, ex-British Auxiliary Legion, seeks discharge after service in Spain and Portugal. Elizabeth Seagoe, widow, awaits discharge terms or remand. Imprisonment for debt case continues as hearings are adjourned sine die. William Furnival seeks discharge amid vast debt and proposes swearing in Swan and Lewer as assignees to salvage the salt works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur St. George French
Wondroffe
Messrs
Highton
Tailers
Southampton-street
Messra
Wilburry
Smith
Dublin
Cooke
King's Bench
Ireland
Mr. Smith
Mr. Ashton, Palimel
Messrs. Broughton, &c
Law
Adelf Audy
England
Sydney John James
St. Martin's-le-Grand
British Auxiliary Legion
Freane
British Legion
Spin
Geners Evans
Saint Sebastian
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
Foreign Post-office
Don Padre
Portugal
John Milley Doyle
Lisbon
Oporto
Evans
Spain
Commissioner Law
Eyuulizabeth Seagoe
Woodroffe
Rowley
Seagoe
Cheebey
Wallace
Marren
Joanx
Coit
William Furnival
Wharton and Marston
Cheshire
Brunton
Lewer
Blaydes
Messrs. Nicholls
Furnival
Deacon
Warwickshire
Purnival
Swan
Ir. Swan
Final Examination of Triton Captain for Wounding Nimble Crew
Dartford petty sessions hear final examination of George Young master of the Triton brig charged with wounding William Grainger captain of the Nimble and Robert Sprout mate. Depositions taken at Greenhithe after Grainger and Sprout were moved from the White Fort Inn.
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Dartford
George Young
William Grainger
Robert Sprout
White
Snn
Greenhithe
Bip Renouard
Blayward
Fenton
Inuca Pye
Gunfire on deck leads to arrest in brig Triton dispute
Two ships the Triton and Nimble clashed when ropes were cut and a gun fired. Captain Grainger and mates Sprout and others were wounded as Young fired twice, claiming he intended murder. The prisoner was committed to Maidstone gaol for trial.
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Robert Sprow
Qrobert Sprout
Triton
Robert Fenton
Nimble
Limehouse
Greenhithe
Shorestanid
Sproyit
Grainger
Young Atanding
Sprout
Tam
Young
Maidstone
Court of Requests London Chimney Sweep Case
The Court of Requests hears disputes over chimney sweeping charges in a London case against Mr Parkinson. A dresser from Sadler's Wells also appears for £1 19s 1d, with Mason offering a guinea to settle. The wig dispute ends with a 10s award and costs to the defendant.
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Mexico
Parkinson
Wiggins
Connaught-terrace
Regent's Park
Chummy
Dubois
Hanny
Dever
Master Parkinson
Len
Mr. Dubois
Mr. Parkinson
Mason
Collins
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Paganini
Viscount Melbourne
Morning Chronicle
Coroner reports share of Napoleons and a messenger death
Coroners inquires reveal political turmoil and a Royal Mail dispatch error. A messenger named Smith failed to overtake a mail, wandered to Honiton, later died after his body was found near a stream. The inquest notes a death by own action for several cases including an infant murder, laudanum poisoning, and a Camberwell arsenic self-harm case. The reports also cover an inquest into a youth's death from heart inflammation after long work hours and alleged neglect by a master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Poirexac
Prince of Polignac
Madame Polignac
Bertin
Ham
Paris
Gazette de France
Napoleon
Napoleon Louis
Hippe
Strasburg
Louis Philippe
le Petit Caporal
Buonaparte
Napoléon Buonaparte
France
Louis ‘Philippe
Fieschi
Abbaud
Napoleon Buonaparte
Charlemagne
Carlton Chronicle
Kino
Smith
Foreign Office
Falmouth
London
Honiton
Betes
Royal Mail Inn
Upper-street
Islington
Stirling
Rhodes’s Fields
Perring
No. 2
College-court
Cow-cross
Clerkenwell
Colebroook-row
Rhodes
Wm. Scott
N Division of Police
No. 9
Perrinz
Dratus
Jons Hammond JoNgEs
Loup Anum
Holden
the Grapes
New Brompton
J. Hammond Jones
Matilda Besser
Brompton-row
Ilaudanum
M'Manus
M‘manus
Emetics
Roger M‘manussworn
William Carter
Surrey
Waterloo Arms
George-street
Camberwell
William Henry Blake
Arnold
Camden Row
Peckham
Waterloo Street
John Morgan
Brighton
Frances Rigby
Henry Blake
Ldnet
Sarah Baker
Two Brothers Church-street
Morgan
Arbrow
Pimlico
Higas
Willian Holden
Exchequer
Whitehal
William Jordan
Lower
Belgrave-street
Cutmore Buildings
Thomas Thomas
Charles Phillips
South-street
Manchester-square
Richard Newton
James Esmond
Robertson
New-street
Royal Military Asylum
Chelsea
Bakee
Duke of York’s
Joseph Knight
Mr. Woolley
Brompton
Woolley
Hr. Robertson
Phenomenon Described At Gluckstadt And Strehvel
During unsettled weather residents observed water and ship movement halt for ten to twelve hours. Anchored vessels remained motionless as if tides failed. The note links the event to a possible distant earthquake, recalling a similar 1753 Lesbos quake observed on All Saints Day.
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Gluckstadt
Strehvel
Anchot
Lewis
Lesbo