Multum in Parvo Branded Lozenges by T Taylor
Advertisement for Br end T Taylor's nutritious lozenges offering a gelure of meats in a small lozenge, claimed to sustain energy for hours. Mentions target audience from travellers to officials, pricing at 18d and 2s, boxed for pocket, warnings to ensure genuine label, distributive note to merchants and agents in the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E and
T. Taylor
Parvo
Poles
Queen's
India
Br.end T. Taylor
Holborn
London
Railways Fares Debate on Public Interest and Prosperity
A long criticism argues rail fares must balance public needs with profits. It warns against simplistic policy echoes, notes public segments differ in time and money values, and underscores railways as essential yet profit linked. It cites Parliamentary committees and broader economic impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IFE
Provident Life Office
Pew
Provident Office
Provident
Provident Lite
Provident Institution
Bank For Savings
Regent-street
Piccadilly
J. A. Beaumont
Riots at Newport and Chartist unrest in Wales
A Newport report details arrests linked to a Chartist plot, including a 93 year old American quack accused of treasonable activity and the discharge of Birmingham emissary Cardo. It notes appeals for protection in Carmarthen, recovery of wounded officers, a 300 pound reward for named fugitives, and a dramatic eyewitness account of Chartist activity near Ebbw Vale with armed bands and dispersed crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood
Israel
Cardo
Birmingham
Tam
South Wales
Carmarthen
T. Phillips
Morgan
Walker
Parrot Inn
John Rees
Jack the Fifer
David Jones
David the Tinker
Zephaniah Williams
Ebbw Vale
Vincent
Monmouth Gaul
Pen Y-Coe
Tredegar, Sirhoney, &c
Atrociots Outrance and Unstated Motive Explosions
A series of early November incidents report a tin can of liquid combustibles hurled at George Bradley’s window in Brammall lane, damaging the glass and starting a small fire. A second blast at George Chillingworth’s home shattered windows and ignited curtains, leaving a fuse and powder box. no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bradley
Brammall Lane
Messra Roberts and Co
Fyre-street
Bradley
George Chillingworth
Chillingworth
Messia, Linley
Clough Works
Sheffield Independent
Foreign Commerce of France in 1827 to 1836
A detailed Paris summary of France's trade with nations such as the United States England Sardinian States and Algiers from 1827 to 1836. The article notes overall growth in some relations and stagnation in others, citing shifts due to tariffs and policy. It highlights strong progress with England and stability with northern states while warning of protectionist barriers and currency effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
England
Algiers
Cape
Mauritius
Dutch Indies
St. Pierre Miquelon
Senegal
Bourbon
Commierce
Isle of Bourbon
Tuscany
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Turkey
Egypt
Boa
Sweden
Norway
Ies
Cuba
South America
English Indies
Hanseatic
Prussia
Austria
Two Sicilies Bo
Brasil
Mexico
West Indies
Haiti
French West Indies
Slavery Trial in Guadaloupe Ends in Acquittal
An August Guadaloupe Court of Assize acquitted Amé Noel of murder in the torture death of enslaved Jean Pierre after a five day trial. Noel and Delphine were fined 300 francs for mistreatment under article 353. Bel lony the house steward was convicted on related counts. The court, largely composed of fellow slave owners, faced derision from onlookers as verdicts were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Assize
Guadaloupe
Jean Pierre
Anne Noel
Hhis
Delphine
Amé Noel
Soucognan
Amé
Noel
Bellony
Court of Assizes
Poston Brings Labouring Emigrants to Gravesend Voyage
The New Zealand Company ship Poston reached Gravesend on Friday and will sail Saturday carrying agricultural emigrants and several cabin passengers. Notables include Rev J F Churton and Henry Shate Harrison with families. Churton brings an endowment from the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and books from the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Emigrants receive reading material for voyage. Adelaide passengers report Tenerife leg with orderly behavior aboard. British Consul Barnett hosted a dinner for gentlemen passengers and Captain Campbell attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Poston
Gravesend
J. F. Churton
Church of England
Henry Shate Harrison
Yorkshire
Joseph Minet
Bag &c
Churton
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Society
New Zealand Company
Teneriffe
Adelaide
Dr. Vuhs
England
Mr. Barnett
Campbell
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Edinburgh
Leith
Offee
St. Katherine’s
Nesrabe Tower
Royal Victoria
Royal William
Fen o’Croex
Djisea
Blossoma Inn
Lawrense-lane
Cheapside
Haymarket
Times
Nion Bank of London
Moorgate-street
R. Foulerton
B. Moorgate-street
UN Life Office
Cornhile
Low Life Office
Sun Life Office
Sun Life
Cornhill
Sun Fire
Craig's Court
Welbeck-street
Cavendish-square
Sun Fire Office
United Kingdom Life Assurance
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
Charlotte-row
Mansion-house
Ata, NE
Erral Lar
Courtown
Lawen
Melville
Norby
Falkland
Viscount Fustoor
M.P
Elphinstone
Hellaven and
Stenton Str
J. H, Dalrymple, Bart
James
Charles Downed
Morton Balmanno
Aexander Balmanno
Samuel Anderson
Charles Graham
Tors
Art
Iam Plasket
George Huntly Gordon
Fred
Charles Maitland
Hamilton Blair Avarne
N.P. Levi
John Ritchie
Adam Murray
Vananel de Castro
Fsq
Lennox Boyd
Edward Boyd
Wall-mall
City
Mansion House
Edward F. Leeks
Eng
Charlottetow
Puge
John Lawson
Walbrook
Henekey
Gray's Inn Wine Establishment
High Holborn
Lucan
Oss Aod Co
M.R.C
Lancester-place
Trand
Juat
Psternoater Row
Fooksellers
Oval Exchange
Gresham Committee
Royal Exchange
Merears
Hall
Hong of Tea
Tiree
George Smith
Mercers’-hall
Arendel-street
Pantonsquire
Genith
Silerscaith
Low
AVIES
Windsor
Daviess
St. Martin's-lune
New Slaughter's
Miss Burney
Misa Burney
Bath Herald
Burney
Justro
Henry Colbaro
Great Marlborough-strest
Duke
Meadows Taylor
the Nizam
Sunday Times
Edinburgh Evening Post
Atlas
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Bentley
Standard Library
Fioe
Mr. Beckford
Joshua Reynolds
R. Beckford
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Alcobaca
Hatasha
N&w
Sfandar
Maxwell
Washington Irving
Astoria
M. Gleie
Chelsea College
Captain Chamier
Lord Byron
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Mrs. Shelley
Edward Moxon
Dover-stress
Morocco
Jrinden
Miss Mitford
Imperial
Findens
Literary Gazette
United
Serevice Gazette
Charles Tilt
Fleet-Street
George Cruikshank
Cherles Tilt
DD Earness
Kramer
Sterd
Delean
Kintle-Streat
Picradilly
A Yearsley
Nisbet and Co
Berners-street
J. Churchill
Princes-street
Scho
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
P. Hill
Great Windmill-street
Dowhyn
Catherine-Street
Strand
Templeman
J. Herefath
Hampton Docus
Hampshire
Stockport
Heaton Lane
Cheshire
Lancashire
Manchester Guardian
Westmorland
Westmoreland Gacette
Kexpar
Joan
Westmoreland Gazette
Liverpool
Atlantic
Manchester
Jower Order of Irish
White Horse
Theobald's Road
Red Lion Square
Ireland
St. Giles’s
Newport
Asaipago Room
Frost
Bath
Bristol
Old Brentford
Robinson
Wakley
Foreign Commerce OF
Thave Vc
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