Life Assurance and Medical Advertisements From London Pages
The page advertises the London Edinburgh and City Life Assurance Company offering non participating and guaranteed policies with deferred pensions and protections for naval or military service. It promotes premiums, endowments for children, and double policy options on death or loss, plus agent commissions and specialized spectacles. Also includes medical notices by Messrs Goss and Co offering treatment for debilities, infertility, and sexually transmitted conditions with remote consultation and delivery of medicines.
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Goss and Co
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Place
Strand London
Ollivier
Pall-mall
Bere Eastern Railway Call of Five Pounds Per Share
The Directors have issued a call of five pounds per share from subscribers to the undertaking. Payment is directed to be in on Thursday the 28th of May at the banking houses and railway office listed, including Messrs Glyn and Co and Barned and Co among others.
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Foster-place
Dublin
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Goldsmith, &c
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Gracegburch-street
London
Leicester-square
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Jane
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Fitchley Common
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John-street
Badford-row
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Southampton Buildings
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Cobham
Surrey
Train wreck on the Loxeey and South Western Bat
A serious railway accident occurred Sunday when an engine left the rails five miles from Winchester. The engine driver and stoker were killed. A second class lady passenger suffered severe toe injuries. a gentleman’s servant was cut on the forehead. Other passengers mostly escaped with minor injuries. An inquest will seek the offender believed to have sabotaged the rail. The Earl of Dandonald was among passengers and testified to proper conduct.
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Vauxhall
Winchester
Meno
Earl of Dandonald
Southampton
Thin Michen
Court of Quelifs Bench Trial in Bills of Exchange
Plaintiff, administrator of a deceased man, sues to recover on two January and March 1887 bills for 6 each drawn in the defendants names for the plaintiff. Steele defends saying Harvey used the partnership name for private use. testimony from Harvey’s nephew supported private purpose, jury verdict for the plaintiff.
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Steele
Babyly
Tammorts
Lane-end
Handsack
Havery
Harvey
Keeer
George Bareey
Cme
Kelly
Lord Casey Joerice
Sie Teréon
Pawned watch theft case at Farnival’s Inn court
Thomas Palmer, a hawker from Reading and Slough, faces remand after being charged with stealing a silver watch from Mr. Dunbar of Farnival’s Inn. Dunbar, while drunk, grabbed the suspect as six or seven men attacked him near Jacob’s Well. the watch vanished as police arrived.
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Alderman Johnson
Dunbar
Rmoement
Jobo Murrell
Sid
Mrr. Dunbar
Alderman J. Johnson
Reading
Slough
Ryan
Church-street
Shoreditch
Trial in Central Criminal Court on cattle disease charges
William Thiste, a respectable applicant, faced an indictment for misdemeanour on behalf of the City of London, accused of driving diseased cows to a public market and a market for human food. The jury found him Not Guilty. John Biske was tried for assault on Wm Barnett aboard the Helena near Conception Bay. the jury returned Not Guilty after conflicting testimony about who struck first and threats with a pistol.
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Mary Doyle
Surrey Canal
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Camberwell
Orward
Uhe
Edwin
Rotary
the Humane Society
Old Court
William Thiste
Corporation of
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Her
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Wm. Barnett
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Bay of Conception
South America
Charles Coates
James Colman
Perrin
Holland
Soltary
Limerick
Limerick Chronicle
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Norfolk
Joseph Breeze
Henry Robertson
Saffron Walden Union Hert
Fleck
Flack
Stedias
Anysex Herald
Palmerston and Portugal row shocks British ally stance
Readers in London note Lord Palmerston's hard line on Portugal amid claims tied to British indemnity bonds linked to Spain. The letter argues the minister aims to topple Portugal’s constitution while defending Spain and settling old ententes, with other local notices on legal and social issues cited.
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Mar
Lisbon
Portugal
Lord Palmerston
England
Spain
Don Pedro
Great Britain
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