Sale of Second-Hand Works From John Stephens Bookseller
A catalog of affordable religious and literary works offered by John Stephens Bookseller at 16 City-road. Included are sermons, commentaries, life works, dictionaries, and theological tracts from 17th to 19th century bindings, with prices and condition notes. Many items list volumes, bindings in calf or boards, and dates from 1709 to 1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stephens
Bob Allen
Amory
Armmvan
Methodist Magazine
Bevveridge
Baxter
Edmund Calamy
Calé
Saint's Rest
Blair
Igo
Sonste
Seards
Clarke
Samuel
Coke
Royal
Collier
Jeremy
Carpenter
London
Crowther
Constable
Hall
Calvin
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Ezekiel
Beza
Charron
Critica Biblica
Cooper
William
Lyd
Clagett
Campbell
Delany
Davies
Neat
Lou Doyle
Holbein
Edwards
Edmondson
Gill
Ato
Glasgow
Gilpin
Bernard
Graham
Gay
Grimshaw
Wi Rilings
Hammond
Henry
Hayter
John Noorthsuck
Harrison
Bards
Jahmson
Bro
Boards
Ketthewell
John
O Law
Myrles
The
Oakes
Gideon
Peirce
Plutarch
Tonson
Ramhach
Ray
Rendean
Jesus
Ryland
Riccartoun
Robertson
Spectator
Stephens
Stennett
Chiswick
Tegg
Sutcliffe
Wmowbos
Scott
Stackhouse
Sibbs
Simpson
Sturm
Scientia Biblica
Smith
Dr. Wi
Sladen
Christ the Only
Stillingfleet’s
Taylor’s
A. le Pluche
Charles James Fox
Jamo. Bas
Leo
Nesley
Call
Moore
Hanson
West
Francis
Whitby
Wilks
Wilson
Sam
Pots’ Stennett
Pilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops Advertised at SoHo Square
The advertisement touts Pilsbury’s Antiscorbutic Drops as superior to other medicines for scorbutic and digestive blood disorders. It notes availability at the Dispensary 15 Soho Square with varying bottle prices and medical attendance hours, and mentions a Vegetable Lotion and a Treatise on the Goat by F. Spamesbury for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilsbury
Soho-square
F. Spamesbury
Fur stock and wholesale warehouse advertises new stock
Hentsch and White announce season for furs advancing at their wholesale warehouse No 9 Gough Square Fleet Street London. They claim extensive foreign skins and new stock of fashionable fur tippets, offering to sell below usual trade prices and to supply dealers on advantageous terms. Orders by post or otherwise will be attended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough-Square
Fleet-Street
Lonion
Hentsch
Patent Self Adjusting Trusses by Salmon Ody & Co
Salmon Ody and Co present the patent self adjusting truss, praised by eminent surgeons. Mr Ody cites eighteen years of study and over fifty thousand hernia cases managed, guaranteeing retention of reducible hernia under his care. He notes success at the Military Asylum and after prior trusses by the City of London Truss Society failed. Manufacturing address given as 292 Strand opposite Surrey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon, Ody, and CO
Ody
City of London
Apie
Strand
Surrey-street
Appointments Announced by Royal Warrant and Household
Whitehall notes appoint the Queen Keeper of Bushy Park near Hampton Middlesex. Downing Street states Sir George FitzGerald Hill Bart is Governor and Commander in Chief of St Vincent. Lord Chamberlain's Office names Craddock Apothecary to the royal household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
United Kingdom
Bushy-park
South-park
Hampton
County of
Middlesex
Mr. Craddock Apothecary
Bankruptcies Enlarged and Sundry Declarations Listed
The notice lists bankruptcies enlarged and superseded with names and addresses across London and Yorkshire. It notes creditors' and debtors' actions, with surrender dates at Bas ing Hall Street and country locations, and outlines dividends, certificates, and Scotch sequestrations involving multiple firms and individuals.
Extraordinary inquest opens over Miss Cashin’s death
An inquisition at the Gatehouse Hampstead Road investigates Miss Catherine Cashin’s death amid allegations against Mr. St John Long a Harley Street practitioner. Testimony describes a back wound treated with poultices and medicines leading to rapid deterioration and death. the case adjourns for further examination including a postmortem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Hampstead Road
Catherine Cashin
Mary Anne Roddis
Mornington-place
Hampstead-road
Mr. Long
Mike Cashin
Benjamin Collins Brodie
Long
Fator
Brodie
Alr. Wakley
Adolphus
Wooler
Wakley
Lanret
Francis Burdett
F. Burdett
Anglesey
Commissioners of Sewers
Alexander Thomson
Eouror
Thomson
Members Return to Parliament List of Names
A listing of returning members to parliament with constituencies including BerviE Hon H Arbuthnot Essex Tyrrell Kerry Fitzgerald Browne Nairn Campbell Perthshire Sir G Murray Tralee Wexford Lord Valentia Chichester Kilpare Meath Somerville Killeen Derry Bateson Jones Dumsarrons Hisxy Lord Montague Scaham Lerrnim Samuel White MonaGuan Blaney Shirley WicTon Agnew Down Castlereagh Hill Galway Lambert Burke Cooper King Sterling Drummond.
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Bervie
H. Arbuthnot
Essex
Tyrrell
Western
Kerry
M. Fitzgerald
W. Browne
Nairn
G. P.campbell
R.N
Perthshire
G. Murray
Tralee
R. V. Smyth
Wexford
Meath
M. Somerville
Killeen
Derry
R. Bateson
Capt
T. Jones
Lord Montague
F. Scaham
County Ements
Samuel White
MonaGuan
Blaney Shirley
WicTon
Couunty
Andrew Agnew
Down
Castlereagh
A. Hill
Galway
James Lambert
John Burke
Monthly Return of Corn by the Customs Commissioners
An 1830 UK customs notice records corn grain meal and flour imports for the month ending August 1, including duties paid home consumption and warehouse stock, published under the act 9 Geo. IV c. 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIS Majesty’s Customs
United Kingdom
Europe
St. Ang
United _ Kingdom
UT. Whitmore
Sec.Customhouse
London
Police in Hatton Garden Murder Case and Lambeth Slaying
Summers and Baldwin were discharged for lack of evidence in the Long murder case. Smith remains in custody awaiting trial after witnesses identify him as the murderer. In Lambeth, Mrs. Whinner is found murdered by a wooden bar tool. her son Samuel and Witham are under police scrutiny as inquiries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampeth
William Witham
Samuel
Witham
French Deputies resign amid oath debate and impeachment vote
The French Chamber reads resignations from deputies and votes on oath for all functionaries. The discussion includes abolition of death penalty, the secrecy of voting, and a later vote on impeaching ministers who signed July ordinances. Peerage resignations and a Polignac letter are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Martignac
T Martignac
Sim
Caamaen
Lafitte
M. Lamezan
M. Alexis de Noailles
Wegen
Meyhers
M. Lemore
Lemore
Royal Court of
Paris
M. Demore
M.j de Martailach
M. de Laubriere
Interior
Chamber
M. de Salterte
Examin Iy
Duc de Maille
Duc de la Force
Comte Maison
Duc de Cazes
Marechal Duc de Corneguano
Duc de Noailles
Duc de Brissac
Comte de Sleurdesuule
Prince de la Tremouille
Marquisses
de’ Buisgelin
Dé Vence
Ecquevilly
Peet and Laforest
M. de Laval Montmorency
Marquis de Latour
Maubourg
Marquis Latour Dupin
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Drake
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Taylor
G. Manchester
Dobson
Percy
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trim_ mings
Spurrier
P. Jollitt
W.J. Spurrier
Poole
Merchants
Basinghall Street
Lidford
J. Tunbridge
Gouthwaite
J. Leeds
Butcher
Leeds
Hamilton
Henrietta-street
Covent‘arden
Marsden
M. Birchover
Derbyshire
Grocer
Red Lion-inn
Wirksworth
Abbott and Arney
Symond’s Inn
Chancery-lane
J. Manchester, Victualler
Talbotinn
Manchester
Mr. Bower
Chancery
W. B
C. B. Tarbutt
St. Mildred’s Court
R. A. Pearce
Montague-close
Southwark
W. Swannell
J. Harley
Nag’s
Gracechurch-street
To and R Johnston
Upper Thames Street
W. J. King
Battersea
T. Coleman
J.B
I’. Morris
Leominster
W. Prince
Liverpool
J. Humby
Old Alresford
Hampshire
W. Davey
Bude
S.peck
J. Gould
G. Wood
J. Tibbitts
Birmingham
Aston
E. Arnold
Lincoln
G. Wharton
Victualiers
Alvarez and Co
Fencourt
Fenchurch-street
London Harsettes
Marshall, W
J. Stoney
J. Dyson
Almondbury
Yorkshire
Barker
J. High Norbhorn
English
J. Strand
Basing Hall Street
Chase
J. Chiswell
Hindmark and Son
Cresce J.jewin-Street
Cripplegate
Clover
S. Hungerford- Market
Brooks
Furnival
S-Inn
R. Lisle-street
Leicester Square
George
Wartrobe-place
Doctors’ Commons
Jay
Briarly
A. Kirton
Lindsey
Lincolnshire
Redbourne
Browne
Gtegras J. Morley
Spence and Desborough
Jnne
Gregson
J S
King’s Headinn
Duffield
County Tavern
Derby
Pew and Hamilton
Henrietta- Street
Covent-garden
Kerfoot
Shelley’s Arms Inn
Preston
Eagle and Child
Wigan
Shelley ’S Arms Inn
Preton
Ellis and Walmstey
Chancery Lave
G. B
T. Mather
Phoenix-inn
Drayton- In- Hales
Rasser
Gloucester
Sol
Mr. King
Serjeant’s Inn
Shoyer
W. Weston
J. Parsons
Charlotte-street
Newcut
Lambeth
W. Cross
M. Corgan
T. B. Paget
E. Mathews
Chipping-Norton
Oxfordshire
Bankers
W. Hill
Cheltenham
Victualler
T. Wroe
Bradford
W. Johnson
Goole
G. Wilkinson
Wem
Shropshire
W. Salmon
T. Cassidy
J. Goodchild
Reading
J. Blizard
J. Parker
Whitington
Worcestershire
J. Nicholls
St.Alban’s
T. ‘Dicken
E. Bromby
Drayton-in- Hales
C. D Shilton
Sneinton
Nottingham
Scrivener
T. Brancher
S. Henshaw
Kenneth and
Alexander MacRae
Inverness
Wilson's Hotel
Thomas Caverhill
T. Bevan
G. Swayne
Bitton
Gloucestershire
W. Norris
E. Mosley
J. Green
J. Bradbury
W. Frith
Sheffield
T. and
G. Carvill
Great New-street
Fetter-lane
S. Brown
Jur
W. Walter
J. Brown
Chard, Clothiers
H. E. Roberts
W. Pelly
J. J. Smith
Pernambuco
J. Forrester
J. W. Bevan
Great Suffolk-street
W. F. Smith
S. Wiggins
Hart
W. Overbury
Nan-mills
Hardingstone
Northamptonshire
W. H
J. Fellows
James Fellows
J. Stanley
W. Wentworth
Cambridge
W.adams
W. Brooks
Parker-street
Drury-lane
R.T. Haynes
T. Reeve
Great St. Thomas the Apostle
Wee
Hae
Police
Foreign Intelligence
France
Saint-Lo
Monsieur
le Baron
Granville
Jersey
Provisional Commission
Department of la Manche
Procureur du Roi
Arrondissement of
Saint Lo
Juge D’instruction
Chamber of Peers
M. le Baron