Brazilian Five Per Cent Loans and Pastoral Aid Appeal
Notices announce the Brazilian Loan dividends due in 1841 and 1843 with payment terms, plus a public sale of Hook estate and a yearly report from the Church Pastoral Aid Society seeking further subscriptions. Also advertised are sight and hearing devices sold by S and B Solomons with warnings about amber spectacles and new patent lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Bazett, Colvin
Rawferd, and Co
Messia
Fletcher, Alexander, and Co
Alexers
Thomes Wilson and Co
Messrs
Thomas Wilson and Co
Ram Hth
Fletcher
Alexander
Goldsmid
King
Thompsn
Sandys
Earch Pastoral-Aid Society
Chure
Wuitl Sea
Ricartio
Mewar
Te Dely
Rene Hed Hey
Arkwright
London
Mesors
Williams, Deacon, and Co
Kirebio Lane
Mesere
Albemarle-street
Piccadilly
York Hotel
King William-street
Bank of England
Messrs. S
B. Solo
Mesara. S
B. Solomons
Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
Andrew Ure
M.D
Flr.s
Herr Wriala
Arma
Ure
Messrs. 5
Albemarne-street
AVIES
Windsor
Palm
Rowe
Davies
St. Martin’s-lide
New Slaughter's
Glamorganshire
Neath
Swansea
Daniel Smith
Aberdulais
Messra. Vigera and Co
Tevant
Enq
Kent
Manstone
Staplehurst
Daniel Smith and Son
Mart
Chart Sutton
Boughton
Marden
Amber Green Farm
Maidstone
William Hobbs
Hernden
Middle Farm
Messra
Thomas
Charles Shirley
Chart Bottom Farm
Grais
William Posse
Chart and
Stephen Tomking
Laurer
Chart
Cross Hand Gate
Loudwell
Collison
Michaelmas
Posse
Lang
Cranbrook
Rochester
Walker
Whichcord
Cockle's Cockle's Pills Advertisement From 1841 London
Broad extract reviews Cockle's Pills claimed to alleviate indigestion liver complaints and hemorrhoids. It cites ingredients aloes scammony colocynth and an aromatic tonic, praising purity, solvent action, and government stamp as proof of genuineness. The notice warns against imitations and promotes Australian stamps and London origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockle
Horace
Royal ‘Exe of Physicians of London
G. F. Collier
Longman and Co
Cocke
Aly
James Cockle
Landgravice
Hesse
Apothecary
New Ormond-street
Bonden
Ford
Shipping and education notices and medical ad listings
Listing of steamship departures from London to Amburg Rotterdam Antwerp and other ports with schedules and offices. Also notices for Schoolmasters training classes at Exeter Hall with dates and ticket sources. Multiple auction announcements for Kent farms near Maidstone and Staplehurst. Morison medicines alert and Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills advertisement with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Steam Navigation Company
London
Ps Amburg
John Bcll
Rotterdam
the Rhine
OCEAN
Columbine Sext Wollander
Evion Seurdsy
BSS
Antwerp
Brussels
Coloune
Soline Soho
Havre
James Watt
London-bridge Wharf
Lombard-street
Hegent Croug
Opium Smoking in Singapore Described inhistorical account
Lord Jocelyn reports grim scenes of opium dens in Singapore as described in Six Months with the Chinese Expedition. He notes thin bodies and pallid faces from chronic use, rooms for smoking and gambling, and the brutal cycle of withdrawal and lethargy amid a drug culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jocelyn
Singapore
India
Jta
Prudent Wife Helps Husband Face Bankruptcy with 17000 Apron Cash
A New York merchant’s wife saves his business by producing 17000 dollars in change from her apron, ending fears of failure as the bank note and debts loom. The tale, recounted by a friend, contrasts her thrift with a skeptical Yankee observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fim
Mra. W
Abe
Afr. W
Suffalo Republican
Murder Trial at Stafford: 22-Year-Old Convicted
Matthew Fualen, 22, was found guilty of the wilful murder of Martha Keeling in Newcastle under Lyme. Evidence tied him to the crime through theft, a missing fowl, and a ring matching one that belonged to the deceased. He was sentenced to death after the jury returned the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cossielloy von Metroer
Stafford
Matthew Fualen
Martha Keeling
W. Ler
Beadon
G. Price
Mr. Churchill
Newcastle
Jackson
Whitmore
Liverpool
Birmingham
Hartford Bridge
Northwich
Davenham
Fishwick
London
Nortwich
Tettenson
Tattensen
Keeling
Tetlenson
Fiddler
G. Paice
Justice Colzaipez
Jroax
Alleged Murder Case Goes Forward In Home Circuit
Grand Jury returns a bill against Robert Willam Cook and George Wakeham capt and mate of a merchant vessel for the murder of William Sigo apprentice aboard their ship. Defense seeks discharge of recognizances after bail, with counsel claiming dozens of witnesses including a relative of the deceased ready to testify to defendants kindness. Baron Pance approves discharge as Grand Jury had ignored the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stangath Creek
Robert Willam Cook
George Wakeham
William Sigo
Cranxfox
Crawsrus
Baron Pance
Inquests Open Into Two Sudden Female Deaths
Mr Baker held two inquests into deaths of women in London. Sarah Ann Pickrance 57 died after coughing up blood while returning home with clothes. verdict natural death. Margaret Hogg 75, wife of a tailor, found dead beside husband. verdict natural death. Also burglary at Messrs Schink Co. and Co. in Addle Street with lace goods theft. reward offered. Another inquest at St Pancras workhouse about a man found dead in Regent's Canal. unknown cause beyond drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hogg
Goodman's-style
Whitechapel
Gogl
Messia
Schink and Co
Silic
Addlé-street
Wood-street
Cheapside
Broxar'¢ Canal
St. Pancras
Workhouse
Regent's 2 der the Canal
Airater
Regent's Canal
Tamburini Replies Over Engagement Terms With Laporte
Signor Tamburini states he will not accept last year’s terms, citing liberty to treat with Paris managers and London availability. He demands same time and salary as prior years or his services will not be useful, and notes concerts would harm both theatre and himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galignani
M. Tamborini
Arma
M. Laporte
Tambarini
Senor Tamburini
Signor Tamburini
M. Laporta
Paris
London
M. Tamburini
Marriage Appeal Over Letter Claim in House of Lords
The House of Lords resumed consideration of an appeal from the Court of Session which refused to establish a marriage between Christ Stewart and Joan Mengles. The case centers on a March 25 1326 letter stating a commitment and cohabitation. The defender argues the letter was a ruse to break an engagement with minimal offense. Lords Advocate and Attorney General argued for appellants and respondents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Stewart
Joan Menzirg
Chesthill
Court of Session
Christy
Jobo Mengles
Cheathill
Ale
J. Henderson
Mr. Wigram
University Degrees and Local Accidents Reported
The Oxford or Oxfordiana era note lists degrees conferred including Doctor of Civil Law N H Macdonald and various Masters and Bachelors with colleges named. A main item reports a serious accident when a hotel sign collapsed on a woman in Leicester Square, causing a severe concussion and possible fatal outcome. Additional items cover army recruiting in Westminster and a court in Piccadilly regarding a four year old's death from an accidental incident with a cheese. The piece also mentions American diplomatic incidents and Chusan interiors, concluding with a London actor's travel anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxrogo
Marcu
N. H. Macdonald
All Souls’ College
Mastras
W. Lambert
Exeter College
G. B Daubdeny
Balliol College
J. Brenchley
University College
Her
W. M. Herchmer
Queen's College
J. Fyter
H. BE. Fettman
Trinity College
B. Unwin
Worcester College
J.C. Moore Stevens
Christ Church
G. E. Marry
Christ Churst
E. Roberts
Mary Hall
Westminster
60Th Rifles
Mile-end
Spitalfields
Shoreditch
Islington
Highgate
Royal Marines
The
Artillery
Woolwich
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Cutty Kiruzo Sr
Cusxie
Gell
Vine-street
Piccadilly
Jans Sarah Boller
Courier
Marlborough-Street
America
Washington
Senate House
Mr. Fox
Herald
Cuinsss Dwatsinas
Chusan
Mente Os Pamala
Lord Jocelyn
Darrova
Suet
London
Nol
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Tinted General Gas Light Company
Auatinfriars
United General Crave Light Company Persby
Peremphony
High Court of Chancery
Drake
County of
Surrey
Thos
Hook
Henry Yrske
Gretis
Southampton
Storeyard
Messrs. Lovell and Halliwell, Solicitors, No. 4, Great Ryder. Wreel, St. James's
Mr. Jenkinson
Walbrook
A. Tistear
Groome
Feening
Esq
B.S
Dupear
Manchester
Beran
W. Gray
Rev
F. Carew
Eliza Spragge
Exeter Hall
Committee of Council On Education
Hullah
Education Department of the Privy Council
Downing-atreat
Thullaba
Lee George-street
Brysastoce-square
Parker
Strand
Sunday School Union
Paternoster-row
Flullab
Fendors
Messrs. Morison
Morison
Messrs. Moricon
Good
Western Branch
Edgware-road
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Lofts
Park-place
Mile-enderoad
Mesara
Henesy and Co
Henesy and Co., No. 63, Oxford-a Street; Mr. Chappel, 84, Lombard-atreet
Cornhill
J. Ksmnea
New-road
St. Georga'’a
Orfeor
Eest-lane
Bermondaey-wall
Batten
Clapham
Lincoln
Finchley
Law
Grocer
Taberncacle-walk
Marchant
Waltham-green
Phillips
Portland-town
Regent's Park
Bauohoy
Sottenham-court-road
Little Brompton
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
Odon
Blair
MB. Prout
Loxdon
Maidatone
Wheeler-street
Bat
Mary Ann Chambers
Tio Doloroux
Thomas Yreat
United Kingdom
Thomas Prout
Asfron
Presse
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Switzerland
Baden
la Prense
France
Nasse
Berlin
Medical Board
Pepe Pius VI
Swinburne
Pope Pius VI
Niagara
Lyall
Globe
North America
St. Laurence
Oxford
Magen 13
Signor Tamburini and
Rue Tropcea
House OF Lords
Magee
University Intelligence
Royal Hotel
Leicester Square
Treberne
Charing-crosa Hospital
Steppey Union
William Spencer
Hancock
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