Inventions for Deaf Persons Lenses and Voice Conductors
Testimonials on Messrs Solomon's spectacle lenses and invisible voice conductors for Deaf Persons claim relief of vision and clear speech in public settings. Doctors and surgeons from London and districts endorse the products, noting candlelight comfort and precise object discernment. Also advertised Laire's Gout and Rheumatic Pills as a general cure, with a customer letter from Evesham praising relief and urging repeat orders from Thomas Prout.
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Willam Street
Bank of England
Sod
Albemarle-street
Picesdilly
IGHT
B. Solomons
Solomons
James Blondell
Eag
M.D
Great George-street
West_ pester
George G. Sigmocnd
Dover-street
EJ. Pettigrew
Sarille-row
J. Ramsbotham
Broad -Street
English
Denmark-hill
A. White
Parliament-street
Father
Harleyford-piece
Kennington
Thos
Daldy
New Broad-street
John
Hooper
Newington-place
Ken Peadrick Leighton
Upper Gower-street
R. Noble
Elwyn
Sargeon
Medsra
Griffths
Duncan
Sargeons
Leadenhall-street
Wi Day
Esa
Sargeot
Islaworth
C. To
King William-street
Bank
Laire
May
Evesham
Mr. Prout
Strand
Thaff Cronies Mayr
Thomas Prant
Sunde
United Kingdom
Thomas Prout
Straod
London
Princess's Theatre and Windsor real estate notices
A Victorian era notice set includes a director election result from East India Stock with thanks to supporters, followed by an opening announcement for the Princess's Theatre in Oxford Street on Sept 30, 1840 with promenade concerts, a Windsor Great Park rental offer, and extensive late 1830s to 1840s advertisements for silverware, perfumery, and grooming products from Price and Co at Lombard Street with detailed product descriptions and prices.
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Pergona
Ancoe
Lombard-street
Pall-mall
Tre
Usua
Alexander Green
Sec
Princess's Theatre
Oxford-street
Pantheon
Neal
Guperi
Mesara, Crice and Son
Wigmore-street
Her Majesty's Theatre
Philharmonic
Royal Academy of Music
Willy
Dando
Joseph Banister
Tatton
Castle-street
Mitchell
Old Bond-street
Ireas Circle
Price and CO
Price
Sa. Od
Price Snd CO
Abernethy
Royal D'Albert
Frampton
Teetotalism lecture promotes moderate drinks over abstinence
On Tuesday evening at Johnson's Rooms Clerkenwell green Mr Rawbottom defended teetotalism, criticized tavern keepers, and argued that moderate wine beer and porter could prolong life. He cited bone and blood composition to claim ale and porter are nutritious and even curb hunger.
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Rawbottom
Johnson's
Clerkenwell-green
Panathesim and imposture in Irish credulity in Mayo tale
An Irish case from Mayo recites Bernard Cavanagh a devotee with a fasting trial in 1836 who claims miracles and denounces priests while crowds gather by his father's house. The account mentions an altar, alleged healings, a Protestant guard, and a swayed sister. The Marquis of Lansdowne praises temperance work by Rev Mathew with a £100 draft for institutions aiding the poor.
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Tme
Leas
Lea
Mayo
Bernard Cavanagh
Hohenlohe
Bernard
Lough Derrg
Swioford
Claremorrial Protestant
Father Hughes
Bell
Moses
Mar
Christ
Bisgrain
Smallstir
Nicholas Vanderwein
Bernard Hollow
Russian naval equipments and Baltic fleet move
A Berlin correspondent reports Emperor Nicholas orders eighteen ships from Cronstadt to sail to the Archipelago. The note claims strong naval buildup, with a capable fleet, stores well supplied, and a large land force ready. A St Petersburg letter adds nine line ships and nine frigates, plus twelve escorts, forming a thirty ship fleet to sail to Reval.
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Frankfort
Berlin
Bierfeld
Petersburg
Cronstadt
Baltic
Prussia
Austria
Landwehr
Russia
Mediterranean
Elberfeld
Archipelago
Ussin
England
France
P.S
St. Petersburg
Sazette
Nicholas
Reval
Navy steamers show Britain far ahead of France in power
The Preste lists war steamers of Britain and France and argues France underestimates Britain. Britain has 79 steamers totaling about 5,900 horsepower versus France with 34 at 5,120. The article details individual French vessels and notes seven more on stock, plus Britain’s superior number, power, and global trade steam fleet.
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Preste
France
Great Britain
Lavoisier
Veloce
Chameleon
Gemendi
Mageur
Sphinx
Ardent
Crocodile
Fulton
Chimers
Styx
Meteor
Vaiture
Phare
Acheron
Papin
Cerberus
Tartar
Etna
Brandon
Cocytes
Phaeton
Tonnere
Euphrates
Gregorois
Grondeur
Ramier
Castor
Braster
Coureur
Flambeau
Coursier
Erebus
African
Asmondeus
Plato
Infernal
Gomere
Tonsre
Cuvier
Chaptal
Atlantic
India
England
United States
South America
Trial verdict sparks national debate over crime severity
A broad review of judicial decisions in France and Europe follows a controversial verdict. Reports describe public unease over an affirmative ruling in a heinous crime, with calls for clearer extents of extenuating circumstances. Other items recount a baker berated for drink, a fatal knife attack in Marche, a garrison poisoning scare, a Galicia census, a dog bitten by adders, and an elderly woman in Upton Pyne noted for her long service and cheerfulness.
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Tug Vsapier
Madame Larrances
Cass
France
Constitutionnel
Berangere
Murper
A. dEnvaxr
Gasette de Liege
Rising
Marche
Liege
Stevens
Vanderberchem
Brussels
Gallicia
Vienna
Smreuzaz
A. Whitehouse
Monmouth Beacon. Co
Loncrviry
Upton Pyne
Gay
Stratford Northcote
Declaration of the Porte on Mehemet Ali and Ottoman unity
The article transcribes a proclamation from the Sultan denouncing Mehemet Ali’s bid to divide the Ottoman realm. It recounts London Conference terms, the hereditary grant for Egypt, and the threat of force if demands are not accepted. It notes Egyptian resistance, naval actions by Captain Napier, and tensions at Alexandria. Also reports Russian demands on Circassian slaves and updates from Tabrez and Hamadan.
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Egypt
Europe
Sublime Porte
Porte
Mussulman
London
Shekib Effendi
Bisledschi
Mehemet Ali
Moone
Mehemet
Syria
Red Sea
Tiberias
St. Joho
Acre
Mustesdar
Norrigal
Iever
Agnavreraor
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Hydra
Alexandria
Napier
Pasha
Conans
Hodges
Beyrou
Suleiman Pasha
St. Jean d’Acre
Turkey
Ery
Russia
Tabrez
Shah
Hamadan
Bagdad
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Dinburgh
Brunswick Wharf
Blsckors
Tang
LEITH
Monarch
CLACE
Blackwall
Clarence
Amdi
General Steam Navigation Company
Regent-circus
Leedenhall-street
Lombard Street
Leidenhall-street
Regent
Amsegate
London Bridge Wharf
FAME
Duchess of Kent
London Delly
Ramsgre
Fire King
Liverpool
Ardrossan
Glasgow and
Ayrshire
Robert Ewing
St. George's Pierfeld
Ardroglan
Bristol
Chas. A. Saunders Thomas Osler
Princes-street
Corn-street
ON Life Office
Cornhill
Profiss
Sito Life Office
Sun Life Office
Sun Life
Cormhill
San Fire
Craig’s Court
Welbeck-street
Cavendish-square
San Fire Office
Surance Company
New Bridge-street
Blackteama
Suffolk- Place
Parraneratne
C.feman
Absra Commissionaire
Ara
Reaidtat
Rowe Royal Exchange Assurance
Ctrset
George the Firat
John WM
ER Eboce Bart
Thomas Tooke
Artholomew Ferfery
Ly Liew
Henry Betnbrides
John Chris, Lochner
Charles John Manning
J.T. L. Meiville Henry Nalsona
Edward Howley Palmer
Thomes Poynder
Abraham George Robarts
William Sampson
Sir Samuel Scott
Williams Solton
Robert Thorley
Octavies Wigram
J. Bryant
Montagu-square
Arthur Cuthbert Marsh
WM. Marsh
Great Scotland Yard
Basinghall-street
WM. Pennell
Windsor -Great Park
Windsor Great Park
Messrs
Depiel Smith
Suffolk
Lycote
Waterloo-place
Pall. Mall
Bateman ‘and Bennett
Lincoln’s Son
Epbom
Adam Mue
BONS
Bpg
Pit Place
Charles the Od
T. Cox Bavory
Ilver Tea Services
A. B. Savory and Sons
Silveramuths
Marquis of
Lansdowne
Father Mathew
Cork
Ireland
Rev. T. Mathew
Lanadowne
Trieste
The
Morning Post
Times
Ben
Hrighton Gazette
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