New Colonial Works Published by Simmonds & Co
New colonial titles announced by Simmonds & Co of Bucklersbury London. Demy 12mo ARABIN OR THE ADVENTURES OF A COLONIST in one volume 8vo with illustrations price 10s 6d. Also New Brunswick with notes for emigrants by Dr Gesner F G S author of Remarks on the Geology and Mineralogy of Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklersbury
London
New Zealand
Martin
Legislative Council
Australia
W. H. Leigh
South Australia
Cape of Good Hope
ST. Louis’ Isle
Texiana
Charles Hooton
Colin Clink
Burberry Thurland
C. Ge
New Brunswick
Gesner
F.G.S
Nova Scotia
Brautt
Simmonds and Co
Barge Yard
Lonpor
Immonds and Co
East
Messrs. Pomeroy & Co
America
NEW JUVENILE WORKS FOR PRESENTS AND PRIZE BOOKS
A listing of new juvenile books published today in uniform size with pictorial illustrations. Includes Lay Grammar by Miss Corner with 40 illustrations, The Village School with 20 illustrations, Little Tales for the Nursery with 17 illustrations, Scripture Parables in Verse with 34 illustrations, and Stories of the Elements with 8 plates.
Corner's Accurate Histories for School and Family Reading
An advertisement for Corner's Accurate Histories volumes listing histories of England Scotland Ireland France Spain Portugal Denmark Sweden Norway Germany Turkey Poland Russia Italy Switzerland Holland Belgium and an Rome title. Includes prices, plates, maps, and optional questions. Published by Dean and Son and others in London with a list of booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Spain
Portugal
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Germany
The
Empire
Turkey
Greece
Poland
Russian Empire
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Algo
Rome
Macpherson
Annals of Commerce
Keightley
Smith and Adams
Macassar Oil Restores Hair in Ashdon Case
A bookseller reports a striking recovery of hair in Haylock of Ashdon after using Macassar Oil. Previously, multiple preparations failed. after a bottle of Macassar Oil, Haylock regained a thick head of hair. The letter asks Messrs A Rowland and Son to use or reference the testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
A. Rowland
J. Sergeant
Rowland's Macassar Oil Promoted Worldwide Quality
The advertisement touts Rowlands Macassar Oil as nourishing for Humax Harn and Caitp-Ren, recommended for Beaurirot Heap or Horn, reducing need for fine-comb. It cites royal patronage across Britain and Europe, with varied bottle prices and a branded wrapper pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowlands
Great Britain
Europe
Met Rowlands
Macassar
Abernethy’s Pile Ointment and Patent Medicines Advertised
An advertisement lists Abernethy’s Pile Ointment with claims of instant relief and cures for fistula and piles, urging official branding on pots and listing numerous chemists and sellers. It also promotes Robinson’s Patent Barley and Groats for influenza and notes royal and noble endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asebnetee
C. King
Napier Street
Hoxton New Town
London
Abernethy
C. Kine
Robinson
Robinson and Belville
Red Lion-street
Holborn
Keatings Cough Lozenges Promote Respiratory Relief
Keating's Cough Lozenges promote relief for pulmonary disorders and difficult breathing. They claim efficacy in incipient consumption, asthma, and winter cough, with no deleterious ingredients. Sold in boxes and tins by Thomas Keating at St Pauls Churchyard and by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen
Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
Morgan’s Place
Liverpool Road
Islington
London
Barclay and Son
Farringdon Street
Johnston
Cornhill
Drury
Noble
Boston
Keating
Kearme
Thomas Keating
St. Paul's Churchyard
Fragmentary note on medicinal lozenges labeling
A damaged clip describes boxes of lozenges with an unclear drug name and stamp. It notes the product as Quan Tein or AD preparation and implies an official stamp on each box, but details are illegible.
Week in Review: Woking Collision Inquiry and Europe News
The week’s Sussex pages note the ongoing inquiry into a fatal Woking railway collision and possible director liability. It praises new baths for the poor and cites Bishop of London urging cleanliness. Continent news covers French debates on Guizot, Swiss affairs, and remarks on Lord Palmerston. Stock exchanges react to Spain queen rumors. Swiss events and St Bernard monks’ expulsion are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
Woking
Church of England
London
Chamber of Peers
M. Guizot
M. Broglio
Count Montalembert
Lord Palmerston
Liberal Party
Switzerland
Louis Philippe
House of Lords
Spain
Christina
Paris
St. Bernard
Tar National Defences Public Meeting Opposes Increase
A Tuesday meeting at the Bridge House Hotel Southwark gathered about 500 people to petition Parliament against enlarging naval and military forces militia enrolment or new fortresses. Apsley Pellatt presided with Rev J Burnet and others from the Society of Friends amid controversial remarks by Burnet and speakers including Joseph Sturge and G W Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar
Bridge House
Southwark
Apsley Pellatt
J. Burnet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Simmonds & Co
Thomas M‘combie
Port Phillip
Simmonds
Tait
Post
Price
Agricola
Jamaica
W. F. Whitehouse, Esq
the Colonial Magazine and Foreign Miscellany
Sierra Leone
Africa
W. W. Shreeve
Dean and Son
Threadneedle
Corner
ARR Gallie, &Co
Dublin
Edinburgh
Messrs A. & P. Wilson
Messrs Wilson
Upper Wellington St
Covent Garden
Edinburgh Foundry
New St
Cannongate
Dublin Foundry
Lower Liffey Street
Colonial and Foreign Agency
Horr College
Dover
J. Weston
M. C. Ps
Chauncy & Co
Birmingham
Sheffield
Gracechurch Street
Bussells
Scotch
Kidder
Vesper & Corver
Commercial Road
Kidderminster
Prussia
Hanover
United Kingdom
Hawker
Longparish House
Whitchurch
Hanta
P. Hawker
Mr. Keating
St. Paul’s Church Yard
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