Charity Trusts and Benefactions Receipts and Meetings
A notice lists discharged soldiers and debtors with sums, noting petitions and approvals. Benefactions are received by J Neild, treasurer, and issued by firms in Chelsea, Lombard Street, Charing Cross, Finch Lane, Pall Mall, and Craven Street. Books for support are viewable at the secretary’s address, and the society meets on the first Wednesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Neild
Cheyneywalk
Chelsea
Herries
Farquhar and Co
Jameseftreet
Hoares
Fleeteftreet
Fuller, Son, and Co
Reys Tooth Ach Lozenge Lozenge Patent Medicine Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts Reys Tooth Ach Lozenge as a cure for toothache. It claims rapid relief through watery humor flow from the tooth, with no opium or irritating ingredients. Sold in boxes of six for 18.94, by Ward's warehouse in Holborn and retailers across Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Ward
Holborn
Gray’s Inn
London
Baxter
Edinburgh
Cracwell
Bath
Collins
Salisbury
Trueman
Exeter
Richard
Plymouth
Cowflade
Smart
Reading
Blakeney
Windsor
Drury
Derby
Burbage
Nottingham
Newcomb
Stamford
Claenar
Chelmsford
Forster
Ipswich
Gedge
Bury
Marthall
Lynn
Stevenson and Co
Norwich
Tatfeyman
Kork
Tymbs
Worcester
Raikes
Gloucester
Woot
Shrewsbury
Fietcher
Chester
Ed Hereford
Cowdrey
Boden
Manchester
Billinge
Livert
Walker
Newcastle
Kingdom
Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial Praised by Lieutenant
Copy from 1799 letters shows Honey Boys endorsing Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial after a war wound. Testimonial from First Lieutenant on Dictator commends cure, lists multiple witnesses, and notes availability across Britain and Ireland. Includes pricing and distributor details for medical products and pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spithead
Honey Boys
Bappum
Henry Boys
Albion-strees
Black Friars
London Gazetteera March 6 and 16 Merchants and trades
From THE LONDON GAZETTE dated March 6 and 16 listing names of merchants grocers and linen drapers with their locations such as Lutterworth Leicestershire Manchester New Bridge street Blackfriars and Plymouth. Entries include W Morton G Ward G Thompson J Lovell A Cramond Co T Lewis T Johnson D Jones J Rowell W Jordan C Herries and J Nailer R Hawkins and Jfacland among others with March dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Morton
Lutterworth
Leicestershire
Grocer
G. Ward
P. Thompson
J. Lovell
T. Johnson
D. Jones
Norton Filgate
Herefordshire
Mason
J. M.facland
Chichester
Mercer
Law Refort on Riot Trial at Maidstone and Habeas Corpus
The Court debated whether Clerkenwell House of Correction could hold Thomas Evans, accused of High Treason, for safe custody. The Attorney General argued Houses of Correction are common prisons, while Lord Kenyon warned changing centuries of practice. The court ordered further review, then discharged the Habeas Corpus rule, upholding the prison as proper custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergiféx
House of Correction
Clerkenwell
Thomas Evans
Atternity General
Lord Kenyon
Ferguson
Tate
Downsel
Henry IV
Evans
Hoxies of Correction
Court of King’s Bench
Houses of Correction
le Maitre
Upson, &c
England
House of Corresion
Kenyon
Chester
Devon
Lord Hull
Lord Raymond
Lord Hardwick
Willian Lee
Dudley Ryder
Lord Mansfield
Court of King's Bench Endorses Compounding Penalties Over One Million
In a Frzs. 12.4 ruling, Cowan v Phillips concerns punishing penalties surpassing one million sterling. Sir Wigiey sought leave to compound. Ersenne noted terms were fair. Lord Kenyon praised the idea, suggesting money be paid into the Bank of England for Funds. Trials slated to be postponed where money advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Phillips
Wigiey
Ersenne
Lord Kenyon
Crauford
Hunter
Erskine
Gibbs
St. Helena
London
Bank of England
Egyptian Ladies Described in French Traveler’s Letter
A French observer of Buonaparte’s era reports Egyptian women as veiled and masked in public, doing heavy work and kitchen drudgery. He argues modesty is a social convention, noting girls under ten appear naked to observers, while postures and coverings vary by country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Buonafarte
Paris
Turkey
Republic
Irish Prisoner Fights Diet Meeting Near Uxbridge Road
A meeting to oppose a diet occurred Monday morning in a field near the Uxbridge road between an Officer of the Guards and Mr Wittiam P j. Police interposed and separated them before any shots. The tale includes Irish travel humor about four Gentlemen passengers in a mail coach stuck at Chakhill and a groom found frozen to death at Normanton Hall in Rutlandshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxbridge Road
Wittiam P
Chakhill
Antiscadutic Dawrs Offered in Borough of Surry
The Inhabitants of the Borough and nearby villages may obtain Spilsbury’s Antiscadutic Dawrs, renowned for scurvy and rheumatism complaints. William Clack’s Medicinal Snap, No. 296, Borough, confirms genuine stock and can complete orders for ladies and gentlemen, with delivery options available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surry
Kent
Spilsbury’s
Sohoquare
William Clack
Swedish brig Marrigus Foundered Off Manatles
Heavy gale at South of Falmouth sinks the Swedish brig Marrigus from Gottenburg to Cork. crew saved. News also arrives that another fish ship to Italy, the Famonas, was captured by a French privateer and retaken by HMS Nymphe, then carried into Mount's Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Fee. G
Marrigus
Gottenburgh
Cork
Italy
Mount’s Bay
Bath Apprentice Tried For Attempted Murder Of Master
An eighteen year old apprentice from Eat Harptree attempted to murder his master and mistress with a hatchet, injuring the infant child in the process. After a struggle down the stairs the assailant escaped through a window. The master later identified the youth, who confessed when confronted. He was committed for trial at Shepton Mallet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migow
Bath
Eat Harptree
Ehipfed
Hls
T. S. Jolliffe, Esq
Shepton-Mallet Bricewell
Candell's Improved Balsam of Honey advertised currency
Public notices extoll Candell's Improved Balsam of Honey a remedy for coughs and colds. Letters from customers claim dramatic relief after long illnesses, with endorsements from Whitchapel and London addresses. Listed retailers across England Scotland Ireland and America promote the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cundetl
Berry Coddell
Attma
Partland-street
T.coanerr
T. S@ld
Einstfori
Draggitt
Borough
Unsion-street
Ward
Helborn
Gray's Ilnn
Amick and Sons
Personers
Haymarket
Mercer
Bier
Rotherhithertresty Fieen
Parent Medicine Warehouse
Oxford-Keety
Long Lgor
Wett Smithsiday Kirk
Dreggitt
Cockshill
Ratcliff
Writeker
Drigeifty
Chisweilfieety Davis
Drageit
Hroatway
Ninia
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Society For Ediscrargev
Craven-street
Strand
Cure
M. P
Jacques
Dorrien and Co
E . Pre
Biddulph
A. Hattyton
Searufar
U. W. Cicricsus
Tullers
Manchester- Square
James Sanderson
Charles Hanby
Manchester Square
Richard Graves
Hembury
Honiton
Chapman Wes
Collishall
B. Robertson
W. Hill
W. Bristow
Canterbury
Sarauel Rush
Samuel Kinsford
Starry
Tom Bray
Foy
Cornwalk
Wm. Treen
Uppingam
Rutland
Rees Harris
Colchetters
Wr. Griffpoole
Sherrer
Dorset
J. Greville
Chiswick
Muddlesex
Albion-Street
Robinson
Tunbridge-ware
York House
Piccarilly
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
Holnern
Jeboult and Co
Baéoen
Norse
Oxford-street
Pidding’s
Bailey
Blew
Cockspurfirret
Bulein
Sheppard
Bristol
Brown
Tolzey
Read
Vine-street
M’donald
Glasgow
Chalmers
Aberdeen
Bellamy
Druggit
Portsmouth
Bray
Sunderland
Tutt's
Royal Exchange
Williams
Perfumer
Pall-mall
Boulton
Spilfoury and Co
Bropum
Sc. &c
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