Forgery trial wraps up with guilty verdict and mercy plea
The court heard a defense for a forgery charge linked to forged bills drawn on a bank plate. The jury found the prisoner guilty but recommended mercy after considering prior trials and mitigating factors. Also noted were capitally convicted accomplices for related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson
Rowland Hill
Prn
Ord Kienyon
Adamfan
f.Walkinson
Thomas’ Steveris
Manchester
Upon
Bowles
Beechcroft
Garrow
Stevens
Cuel
James
S. Aid
Wilkinson
Buller
M. Quick
Aug. Seaton
W. Williams
Gardner's Pills Claim Cure for Rheumatism and Gravel
An advertisement for Gardner's Pills claims cures for rheumatism bile and gravel. It touts safety for pregnant women and notes the inventor Mr Gardner was cured of rheumatism himself. It lists visit times and the Openary in West Smithfield with hours on Mondays Fridays and Tuesdays and mentions 13 years of use and recent successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gardner
Mr. Gardner
West Smithfield
Long Lane
Patient gratitude for Dr Gardner's medicine heals long illness
A 1798 letter from Christo Dolsh and W. Clipson lauds Dr Gardner's medicine for rheumatic gout and goat, claiming extensive relief after years of suffering. The notes describe sales reach through Tutt Royal Exchange and other vendors, with references to Mrs Gardner's nipple remedy sold at 29 shillings 6 pence.
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Dolth
Wright
Doncaster
Christ
Dolsh
Tutt
Royal Exchange
Hopgood
Wellclose-Square
Clark Borough
Burgas
Beechstreet
Ward
Holborn
Ferman
Cross Row
Walworth
Cooper
West Ham
J. Gardner
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Ben
Douglas Parkins
A. M
J. Johnoni
St. Paul's Churchyard
Ogilvy and Son
Lee
Guinea
Otaheite
Missionary Society
London
Samusgt
W. Faden
Royal
Prince of Wales
Charing Croft
T. Chapman
Fleet Street
Doyley’s
King-Street
Covent Garden
Kennington Common
Cannon-street
Westminster Bridge
Ludgate Hill
Taylor
Half Moon Street
Picadiy
Meredith
Gardner
Cy Dots
Citrarrry Wuitesead
Auwickley
Doncash
W. Clipson
the Punch-House
Ashley's
Ludcote-Hill