Catalog of medicines and housewares with mixed ad ads
A garbled 19th century catalog mix lists household goods such as corner dishe pans wax and plated items alongside medical preparations. It warns against certain tonics and copaiba based remedies and pivots to advertise Gail's Dalbys Carminative and Newbery products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Svare Beatresty Lan
Genetax
Sree
Jan
Dailby’s
Corminativn
Newbery
Rezarda
Sally
South America
Jiazerdong
Cherie Nanty
Roya
Legler
Holborn
Cathe Street
Accniam
Lower Thames-atrest
Intimidation at Irish Elections Reported in Kerry
A Kerry report details intimidation incidents during local elections. Voters faced mob pressure in Tralee and nearby towns, with observers forced to abstain or swear not to vote. In Abbeyfeale and at the court-house, threats and intimidation aimed to sway outcomes as Blennerhassett supporters contest ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry
Taina
Tralee
Clare
Hickson
Opie
Taylor
Killarney
R. J. T. Orpen
Dublin
Ae P
Bennerhaapetts
Wexford Election Turmoil and Voter Intimidation Reports
Eyewitness notes crowded town, with police and cavalry patrolling as radical candidates gain ground over conservative Moray. Electors face harassment by women voters and masked crowds, while transportation is disrupted and mail coaches halted. Reports detail mob actions, arrests, and a close polling tally with alleged interference by authorities and the fear of further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wexford Court
Eople
Levereny
5Th Dragoon Guards
12Th Lancers
Moray
Wexford
Court of Proprietors Hears Rajah Case Amid Tee Meddling
The Court of Proprietors of the East India Company considers papers on the Rajah George Lyall case. A lively exchange follows as directors debate amendments, with a vote largely sustaining the deputy chair’s amendment and plans to revisit the Rajah matter at the next quarterly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India
George Lyall
Coronel Syxes
Eand
Bom
Reyalty
Rosing Cy
Jelena Yar Ai Sheo
Robertson
Court of Proprietors
Eer
Alemayy
Sarosgong
Beng
Balomons
Lewis
Rajab of
Battara
Enwarn Masrix
Henry Slaughter
Furze Hall
Essex
Court of Common Pleas
Flintshire
Sir Pyers the Bart
Deats
Euma Wasras
Earl of Erral
Torrie Howse
Fifeshire
Earl of Erroll
Eli Elliott
Earl Wemyss
Umarried
James Wergts
Prassian State Gazette
Moscow
Petrovskaysatreet
Convent of
Natal
Sevely
Kent Hop Intelligence Report From Manstown and Surrounds
In Manstown and nearby parishes the mould in hop fields is rising as fluctuating warm and cool weather favors its spread. Growers trim lower branches to four feet to curb disease while some grounds show steady burr development. Heavy hail and cold days damage leaves in Barncurry and Housmonpen, yet some areas display improved tones and green growth as showers pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manstown
Maruna
Barncurry
Iro
Gazette
Contested Speakership seen in House of Commons tale
The report discusses the likely candidates for Speaker in the House of Commons including Wynn and Abercromby, recounting past speakership contests in 1899 and 1817. It notes Lefevre as previous holder and previews possible Conservative choice amid uncertain opposition. It also briefly mentions a dramatic incident with a constrictor snake in a later portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
C.M. Sattan
Canterbury
Abercromby
Ais Bok
House of Ans
Poraty
Melbourne
Lefevre Tag Moet
Eed Wite
Experiments with percussion shells at Woolwich marshes
Reports from Woolwich detail Royal Artillery tests of percussion shells devised by Wilkinson Napier and Reece. Shells fired from multiple 68 to 2083 pounders penetrated bulwarks and casemates, exploded in the earth behind targets, or scattered fragments over yards. Observers noted explosions, trajectory, and the shells in serviceability after eight months in the Arsenal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woorwich
Royal Artillery
Belson
Mershes
Wokinson
Napier
Reece
Drummond
C.B
Bundas
Chalmers
Bfr
Rapler
Dundas
Mr. Napier
Wilkinson
Mr. Reece
Mr. Wilkinson
Caton
France
Woolwich Marshes
Royal Arsenal
Maritime Ship News Highlights Wracked Vessels and Arrivals
Shipping notes from July record multiple arrivals and losses. Vessels including the Prince Regent, Abercrombie, and Mermaid reach ports like Sunderland and Antwerp, amid strong winds and rough seas. A brig wreck with lost main mast is noted near 42N 38W, while other ships such as the John Farnham and Reafer Badcock report port calls at Quebec and Havana.
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Deaz
Jory Oo Iar
Haynes
Qat Marquis
Wight
United Kingdom
Mediator
New York
Prince Regent
Cornwall
Abercrombie
Robinson
Checchone
Quebec
Frank
Shieldr
Sichor
Chain
Anvil
Sunderland
Tresport
Sores Joie
Jono
Farnham
Havana
Cone
Reafer
Badcock
Stadion Orrras Stanz
Bremen
Bo Janerio
Alvina
Ballibro
Mermaid
Antwerp
Miearmouth
Cenr
Liverpool
Jory Fhekoon
Isabella
Orfeur
Alexandria
Prance
Corket
Cork
Livraroan
Windap
Tallassee
Chadwick
Byrob
New Orleans
Oe Petrie
Bahia
Malabar
Rexfosinody
Renegat
His
Genoa
Circassian
Lima
Villade
New Torys
Halifax
Mearns
Acadia
Henry
Abbotsford
Hanes
Aries
Pat Bewen
Pyiscoes Aistol
Jurisgebers
Ebec
Post Tarsot
Joves
Forster
Muramich
Duar
Victoria
Drummond
St John’s
New Brunswick
North
Hear
T John’s
Commercial
Scott
Coax
Lady Flora Hastings
Demerara
Market report from Liverpool and surrounding districts
Weather favored farmers last week with hay crops secured. today heavy showers firm the market. Free Wheat held for 0.5d advance. demand checked. About 2,500 barrels of Flour sold. prime brands 2s 6d. Oats and Oatmeal in asks on better terms. 17,000 barrels of Flour from Canada arrived. Cotton market steady with 400 bales exported. 200 American and 200 Surat. London and Birtingham shares quoted. Grand Junction and Great Western listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tock
Canada
London
Birtingham
Grand Junction
Great Western
Manchester shares report reflects market hesitation in rail stocks
A fragmentary market note from Manchester discusses railway shares trading at low prices and investor reluctance to sell. Mentions London and Birmingham lines, Eastern Counties, Manchester and Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Bank of Manchester, Manchester Assurance, with scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and
Birmingham
Eastern Counties
Manchester and
Liverpool
Fatal River Accident Kills Three in Westminster Bridge Area
A fatal boat accident on the Thames near Westminster Bridge left three people dead after a party of six voyagers became entangled with a wherry and vanished in a strong tide. Rescues saved two, including a married couple, while a young woman survived but suffered hysteria and deep distress as surgeons and police aided her. The incident prompted inquiries and electoral canvassing reports from the vicinity.
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St Weatminster-tridge
Benjamin Alarbour
Crognant
Wis
St .Martin's In-The- Fields
Caxonne Bredman
Hongerford-markety
Waoshalebridge
Westminster-bridge
Themeven
Meee Roffay
Whe Teide
Sauer Piesey
Asa Kent
Céupte
Harbour
Beldge
Stangite-atreet
Aasistante
Bcann
Abe Royal Society
Metropolien-Poo-Polics
Geatiemir
BeCinn
Bridget Sheetran
Middlesex
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Royal College of Saignons
Léaton
Tre
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Permoor
Sacoudits
Mr. Power
Ramanda
Mr. Morgan
Rao
Sheetal Eewettse
Her Majesty
Clonmel
Othe Road
PibGesy
Ant
Davis
Sage
Tipperary
Barat Sea
Vie Linger
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Teatseer
Going
Latonche
Kil Jenables
East India House
Kent Hop Intelligence
Tims
Sidie
Piateiris
Ing Pannel
Iver
Boschbosn
Martin Roa
James
Lonp Cawksett
Pennefather
Warren
Clarx
Downcar Lan Custwrxp
George Chenny
Gundoo Hall
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Hetsbeen
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