Counterfeit stamps warn against fake Hemets essence sales
Public notice from J Hemet Bayned and Lowe Cockspur Street London warns buyers and vendors that Hemets Essence of Pearl and Pearl Dentifrice are genuine only when stamped with specific words. Counterfeiting stamps is a felony. The products are sold wholesale and retail by Bayley Son at 12 Cockpit Street London for two shillings each.
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Hemet
Banled and
Lowe
Cockspur Street
Bayrzy J and Lowe
London
Extraordinary Antiscorbutic Drops Testimonial
A Leeds bookseller reports relief from a severe rheumatic and inveterate scurvy after using SPILSBURYs ANTISCORBU .TICDROPS, noting recovery within a few bottles. The testimonial by THOMAS WOOD and THOMAS JOEL, printed in Moot Hall, Leeds, praises the patent remedy sold at Bot Cave Propsictor's Dispensary and general vendors across Britain and Ireland.
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Spilsbury
J. Holmes
Moot Hall
Leeds
Yorkshire
Caen
Thomas Wood
Thomas Joel
Thie
Soho-square
Great Britain
Ireland
Education and rural enclosure ideas from a public letter
The author argues education requires constant moral discipline from youth and urges firm reporting of misconduct by school staff. He then addresses Lord editors about enclosing waste lands, proposing small lots to enable quick cultivation, timber valuation, and staged rents to curb speculation while promoting farming growth.
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Shan
Mall
Abit Finch
Enfield Chace
Moral Education and Youth Purity in School Supervision
A letter urges school superintendents to prioritize morals in youth education. It argues innocence outweighs learning, urges detection of indecency, and advocates teaching Christianity, charity, and benevolence while reproving vice to foster virtue, integrity, and societal happiness.
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God
Bread distribution and wage relief at Royal Powder Mills
Report notes Duke of Ricumont ordering bread for parish poor exempt from cot. Marquis Coxswatzzs approves a weekly 6d advance for Royal Powder Mills laborers whose wages outrun rising prices. Manchester Quarter Sessions magistrates and grand jury sign a petition urging immediate Commons deliberation on the Board of Agriculture plans for enclosing and cultivating waste lands under just regulations.
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Duke of Ricumont
Seaford
Marquis Coxswatzzs
Royal Powder-Mills
Faverth
Manchester
New Bayley Court-House
House of Commons
Board of Agriculture
Great Britain
Perjury Conviction in Naval Stores Case Seeks Public Silence
In a King’s Bench ruling, Prout is sentenced to three months in Newgate and seven years’ transportation for wilful and corrupt perjury tied to an Edie naval stores fraud. The prosecution argued for exemplary punishment to protect public commerce and enforce store regulations, while defense highlighted his family’s need and good character. The verdict underscores the ongoing drive to deter theft and fraud in naval stores and uphold parliamentary penalties.
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Court of King's Bench
Fes
Prout
Mr. Mincay
Rengis
Westminster
J.grose
James
Edie
Mineéay
Ersixint
J. Ashurst
Thomas Edie
Newgate
America
The King Against Donistorr Justice Faces Information
Mr Giles moved for a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against the Somerfershire justice for an offence after the last offices. At a July 28 riot in a Market Town mobs tried to seize corn and wheat, obstructed wagons, claiming orders from a justice now identified as the defendant. A servant aided the defendant's household during the affray as the man sat smoking a pipe.
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Donistherp
Donisthorr
Giles
Somerfershire
New Trials in Insurance Cases Against Underwriters
The court denied a new trial in the St. Vincent's to London insurance action over the ship Douglas, finding possible jury doubt on the verdict. The panel, 24 men, deemed misconduct unlikely, so the rule was discharged. In Kensington, a policy dispute on stranding defined as a vessel failing on ground, a rule was granted to reexamine meaning.
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Oakers
Akers
St. ‘Vincent’s
Lon
Don
Douglas
Burnett
Kensington
Lord Kenyon
Gragg
France to draw lots for milice and burdens on horses
The text notes the French executive plan to requisition every thirtieth horse for Republican armies, warning that farmers will bear the burden. It also mentions German provisions prices, U S Senate rejection of Joan Burtengs, Virginia banking expansion, and storm damage in England with high winds and wrecked ships.
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France
Executive Directory
Germany
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Joan Burtengs
United States
Virginia
Bank of the
Duke of Leeds
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Efix
Lord Melbourne
Lord Grimstone
Southampton
Northam
Blackman
Bishop’s Walthard
Thomas Antony
Carmar
Corfelaw Mountain
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Torus
Os Tuz Evening Mail
Pace
Evening Mail
Srey
LAW Report
Conter
Tower Hamlets
Pre Hewitson
Beadle
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