Medicinal Preparations Names from Old Advertisements
A catalog-like listing of patent medicines and tonics including INT MEDICINES.tail by THOMAS BUTLER of St Pauls London and numerous brands such as Ruasia Oil Marshall Universal Cerate Perry's Tooth-ache Essence Ruspini's Dentifrice Solomon's Balm of Gilead Steer's and Cataput Opodeldoc Stoughton's Bitters Seidlitz and Soda Powders Salt Lemon and Scouring Drops Tower's Tonic Pills and Turlington's Balsam of Life among others.
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Thomas Butler
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London
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Marshall
Universal Cerate
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Ruspini
C. Solomon
Gilead
C. Singleton
Rejoicings in Barcelona over Royal Statute in Spain
French papers report Barcelona celebrations after publication of the Royal Statute restoring national laws empowering the monarchy. Salvos, bells, illuminations, and anthems marked the moment as the Queen and reformists praised the statute. Sainted gratitude to the Princess and reformers. Paris, May 1.
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Spain
Barcelona
Suppression of Portugal Army Depot and Belgian Enrolment
In Brussels, M D Abreu announces the general depot at Ostend is suppressed and enrolment for the army of Queen Maria II is discontinued. He states all expenses for Portugal articles are paid. The Belgian Chamber of Representatives debates an address to the King and votes on paragraphs about pillage and foreigners, with the first and second paragraphs rejected. The session closes with adjournment and unresolved motions.
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Lord Tenterden
Andrew Quick
William Moody
Ilbert Bird
William Whateley
Wood Geo
Percy Elliott
Peter Erle
A. Jankins
J. R. Hayward
England
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Fetter-lane
Edmund John Chamberlayne
Mangersburg
Gloucester
Sarah Sparrow
Meyrick Sparrow
High Court of Chancery
Talbot
Radsor
Francie Cross
Jobo Chamberlayne
North Bank
Regent's Park
Middlesex
Francis Cross
Fay
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
London
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Nicholas
Pierre Guislain Bauduin
Dousi
Department du Nord
Kingdom of France
Lorford-Street
Bath
Somerset
Frances Gwynne
Southampton Buildings
Messry
Law and Nicholls
Strand
Savoyatepa
John Burgess and Son
Burgess
Savoy Steps
Brussels
M. D'Abreu
Belgium
Donna Maria IL
Portugal
Ostand
Chamber OF Representatives
Orange Party
M. Dumorrisen
Interior
Justice
M. Dumortier
M. Dumortien
Defeat of General Quesada at Navarre by Zumalacarreguy
In Spain at Arinza near Stcuma on April 23, Zumalacarreguy’s forces defeated General Quesada. Quesada fled to Villafranca after heavy fighting as Carlists, led by Zumalacarreguy, pressed his lines. The Royal Guard deserted, sparking questions of army fidelity and signaling wide unrest across provinces. The Carlist chief urged restraint to avoid bloodshed while Don Carlos named Zumalacarreguy Captain General and Viceroy of Navarre.
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Stcuma
Apri
Quesada
Zumalacarreguy
Signel
Zumalacarraguy
Don Carlos
Biscayan
Vittoria
Salvatierra
Villafranca
Ferdinand
Royal Guard
Navarre
Guarda
Estremadura
Guipuzcoa
Zumalscarraguy
Christina
Button
el Pastor
Queseda
St. Sebastian
Lardizabal
Morning Herald
Nomination meeting stirs Perthshire election debate
A large Perthshire gathering outside County Hall followed by hustings as candidates Graham and Murray vie for the county seat. Speakers urged independence from Tory dominance, praising reform government and calling for strong showings at the polls.
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Perthshire
Graham
Fox Maule
Kinloch
Stewart
Strathgarry
George Mul
J. Stewart Wortley
William Pitt Muir Mackenzie
Mathyen
Delvine
Grant
Kilgratton
Maula
Etralt
Perth
Ixhich
Tha
Maule
Lord Moray
Graban
Stuart
London
J.s.worrer
Ile
Sir George Murray
Sir George
Treasury
George Murray
James Woon
Lord Mansfield
Fox Mave
Robert Graham
Redgerton
House of Commons
Wells
Xela
Namwe
Dunsinane
Greham
Grancr Murray
P Iheers
Europe
Kinzoch
Mr. Graham
Ireland Repeal debate shows Irish indifference and Tory critique
The piece criticizes Irish Repeal agitation and the Irish Members for prolonging debate while the general public remains apathetic. It claims electorates were misled during last election, mocks O Connell and Wyse, and notes measures in Mullingar for coercion and a magistrate, with mining news from Cork and a Mayo death from whiskey drinking.
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Killeen
Duncannon
Brabazon
Messrs
Wyse
Wallace, Brown
O'Connell
Irsh
Waterford
Barron
England
O’connell
Mr. O'Connell
Mullingar
Westmeath
Faehill
Delpin
Moyashell
Western Cork Mining Company
Bangor
North
Wales
Dublin
Erris
Paddy Hoban
Newport
Paddy
Mayo
Debate Over Lisbon Decree Equalizing Duties
London editorials praise Portugal for trying free trade while criticizing British interference and the tone of officials. The piece argues Portugal gains from reduced restrictions, notes 15 percent duties on most imports, and questions British actions under Lord Palmerston and the Lisbon regime.
Military Promotions and Exchanges in the British Army May 1834
The London Gazette notes numerous promotions and exchanges across regiments including Dragoons Guards Light Dragoons Foot Guards and various line regiments. Officers such as Campbell Brydges Harcourt Handfield and Heatley receive captaincies lieutenancies ensigns and brevet ranks by purchase or without purchase with dates in May 1834. A statement also records a Brevet for Major Wylde and a note correcting earlier Gazette dates. The Limerick Chronicle reports additional details of a fatal tide affray near Newcastle with three killed and about twenty wounded, followed by a reinforcements showing a calmer mood and willingness to pay tithes.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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Tha Weat
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London Gazette
of Ofice
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Charles James Campbell
Edwards
Cornet
George William Brydges
Purchase
Campbell
Henry Needham Scrope
Brydges
10Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Dudley Heneage
Vica Norman
William Tomline
Vica Heneage
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
Francis Venables Harcourt
Lord Templemore
William Francis Joseph Lautour
Harcourt
Alexander Gordon
Lautour
3D Regiment of Foot
John C. Handeld
Mackay
Arthur James Natterville
Handfield
6Th Foot
Lord Charles Err
91Th Regiment
Brady
19Th Foot
Francis Seymour
Beamish
20Th Foot
George Watkin Rice
Tripp
87Th Foot
Edward Willis
Todd
Francis A. Cook
Willis
Henry Robert Bredin
Cook
49Th Foot
Heatley
Rundle
Richard Augustus Seymour
Joseph Henry Laye
Wormington
George Edward Olpherta
Clark
John Story
Vincent
William Guy
Olpherts
Samuel Hurries
Montgomery
Patrick Gordon
Hurries
Foot
Digby Francis Mackworth
Lord Charles Kerr
6Th Regiment
Ceylon Regiment
James Anderson
Bircham
Richard Gray
Anderson
John Frederick Field
Gray
William Pedder Clarke
Field
Robert Bidwell Edwards
3D Dragoon Boers
William Wylde
Royal Artillery
Portugal
Peter Adamson
Portuguse
Colonies
Ranken
Rifle Brigade
Lyons
34Th Foot
Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry
William \ilmot
Gant
Palmer
Newcastle
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