The Southwark Election and Bulwer Lytton on Water Cure
A lengthy column reviews Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton’s piece on the cold water cure, dismissing sensational claims yet noting observed cures in chronic diseases. It discusses the process, a wet-sheet method, and the author’s cautions about overstatement, with later notices on literary pieces and satirical sketches in contemporary magazines.
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Sir Edward
D. Wilson
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Dreadful railway accident at Defford on Bristol and Birmingham line
A devastating crash near Deford station in a deep cutting destroyed the luggage and down trains after a signal disregard. Ward the luggage engine driver was killed, other crew injured, and the passenger carriages damaged. An inquest was opened with testimony on signal failures and the perilous setup of a loaded truck on the main line.
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Goviesnent
Water-Hall
King-street
St. James's
Commission On the
Fine Arta
Outley
Treasury
House of Commons
Dartmouth Arms
Crosdon
Lord Claude Hamilton
M.P
Croydon Company
London
Epsom
Portsmouth
Brighton
Croydon
Samuda
Norwood
Dartmouth Armes
Treio
Wisaacres
Wes'minster
Dartmouth
Set
A Brigade
West of England Company
Holle
Phoenix
Broadbridge
Kennard
Sau Fire-ofice
Harvey
Grockstan
Bristol and Birmingham
Deford
Pershora
Glocoater
Birminham
Williams
Cheltenham
Ward
Glocester
South Wales
Post Office
James Baird
Bredon
Egginton
Defford
Avon
Jamie
Baird
Derrorp
Charlest Beat
Wheatley
Saunders
Swaine
O'Connell
Paine
General Pasley
John Murphy
Bristol and Birmingham Company
Eckington Station
Ain
Miles
Joseph Ward
Eckringten Station
J. E. M‘connell
Bromagrove Station
Josiah Abbott
Bromagrove
Gloucester
Stone Bridge
Lickey
William Guest
Milea
Crown
William Francis
Pershore
Defford Station
Davis
Niven
Marah
Edward Shaw
Wea
Eckington
Witeces
P Witupes
Murphy
Ames Crawford
Birmingham
Manton
House of Pawsor and Co
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Hope
Claridge
Alanton
Axorgen Biowur
Great Weetgux
Paddington
Great Western Railway
Proserpine
Swindon
Sirventam
Exeter
Bristol
Shrivenham
Parley
Maconnell
Melson
George Heaton
Heaton
Pasley
Great Britain
New York
Liverpool
Sloyne
Albion
Parkheast
Parkhurst Prison
Millbank Prison
Western Australia
Black Hole
Ronzery
Tras Leamrycrox Asp
Wangick Bask
Leamington and Wartick Banking
Leamington
William Henry Blaney
Alden
Daniel Forrester
Messra
Burh
Forrester
Roby
Calais
E. W. Wynne
Warwick and Leamington
Francia Smith Southern
W. H. Blaney
Ncr
Londer
France
Mamburgh
Russia
Thrat
Tondo
Loth
Suly
Daniel Farreaty
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Gerard Franklin
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Regent Street
St. James's Park
Lowther Arcade
Jay Pammereboo
Augustus Saivelle
Snivelle
Atile
Pummereboo
Augustus Suivelle
A. Suivelle
A. Snivelle
Mr. Snivelle
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Stanger
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Caesar Borgia
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Delft
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Neil
Ordin
Cacixszank
Gilbert a’Beckett
Myselfem
Smithfield
Aew
Astley's
W. Molesworth
Westeninster Arms Tavern
Stamford Ar
Piicher
Bitull
Sir W. Molesworth
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Apsley Pellatt
Sir W. Moteaworth
WW. Molesworth
Trinity College
Cambridge
Miall
Church of England
Sir W. Bolenworth
Devonshire
Cornwall
W. Moleaworth
Star and Garter
Dockhend
Baronet
Marquis of Granby
Union Street
Hobbes
Hobbes of
Malmesbury
Hear
Beer
R. Peel
Mr. Roebuck
O' Moleaworth
Hobbe
Miell
Horslydown
Bermondsey
Beehive Tavern
Warner-street
Dover-road
Mill
W. Melsworh
W. Meleaworth
Brilon
Vuta
Chewr
Feargus O'Connor
St'll
Aristcracy
William
W. Miller
Robson
Lstter
Aldis
Ater
Maynooth Grant
Treuggies
Pilcher
Southwark Operative Protestant Association
Willian Molesworth
Aliall
Central Committee
Queen's Head Inn
Thornday
Beehive
William Mcleaworth
Emmanuel Coopen
Edward Miall
Eng
Hawpron Count Palace
F. G. Mannin
Caroline Georgiana Fitzgerald