Relief of Widows and Children of Soldiers and Seamen
Ladies propose a subscription drive to aid widows and orphans of soldiers and sailors fallen in battle or died in service. Committee led by the Duke of Buccleugh coordinates banking contributions through Hoare, Couts, Drummond, and others with weekly subscriber lists and Tuesday meetings at Spring Garden Coffee-house.
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Duke of
Spring Garden
Masquerade hired at Wayte's Warehouse May 23
Three gentlemen hired for the Vauxhall Masquerade at Wayte's Warehouse Panton-street on May 23. three black dominos in the name of Mr Moffop left at Narrat's Hotel King Street fearing misdirection. Notices invite subscribers for four capital pictures and engravings by Scnavoneetty. subscriptions to Colnaghi Co. and Teftolini.
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Wayte’s
Panton-street
Moffop
King-freet
St. James’s
Lewis
Potterity
Benazeck
Scnavonerrt
Scu1avonetty
Messrs. Colnaghi and Co
Pall-Mall
Genuine Syrup of De Velnois Promoted in Spring Flyers
An advertisement urges reliance on the Genuine Syrup of De Velnois as the sole vegetable alterative for a wide range of ailments and cautions against impostors. Proprietor Swainson announces large spring and summer production and lists authorized sellers in London and several cities including Cambridge Oxford Dublin Edinburgh Paris and Madrid.
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Swainson
London
Frith-street
Atkinson
Bishopsgate-street
Cambridge
John Linderwood
Oxford
Palmer
Dublin
Thomas Brown
Edinburgh
Wet India Planters General Meeting at Crown and Anchor
A General Meeting of the Wet India Planters will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand tomorrow the 1st of Tyne at one o clock precisely on Special Affairs. Advertises properties for let at Dover Street and Old Burlington Street with furnished family houses and offices in Great Portland Street. Also notes Mr Riley inquiry and dentist notices for Mr Young with appointment of Mr Fuller.
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Orleans
Royal Academy
Pall-Mall
Paris
Tom Gris
Scipio
St. George
Constantine
Rubens
Charles the Fist
Vandyke
Rembrandt
Fidler
Gerard
Dow
Francis Mieris
Schalken
Wilson
European Museum
Orleans’ Gallery
Ix. N. B
Royal Circus
Hughes
Handy
Smith
Robinson
Mr. Handy
Mr. Smith
Mr. Robinson
Europe
Mr. Carr
Theatre-Royal
Covert-Garven
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Tyne
James Allen
Dover-Street
Burlington-Street
Old
Burlington
Portland-street
Portland Chapel
Mr. Riley
Mrs Maria E Vincent's Lotion Promises Facial Cure
A vintage advertisement proclaims Mrs Maria E Vincent's Genuine Gowland's Lotion for cure of facial disorders. It lists bottle prices, claims safety and efficacy, cites testimonials, and notes availability through Mr Bacon’s Warehouse at Oxford Street London and retailers in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria E. Vincent
Gowland
Mr. Bacon
Royal Patent Medicine Warehouse
Oxford-street
Loxpon
James Muncay
King’s
Vincent
Bacon
Tutt
Royal Exchange
Violet Violet Soap and Turkish Wash Adverts Purport Genuineness
A public notice from B Hall heir to the Turkish Wash asserts sole rights to Violet Soap Cream of Violets and Turkish Watch. It warns against counterfeits, lists retail outlets in London and suburbs, and quotes prices per square, bottle, or box with a factory address at Clarence Place Pentonville offering discounts.
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B. Hall
Beaufort
Strand
Oseph Hall
Savoy Steps
J. B. Hall
England
Clarence Place
Pentonville
Ameh
Esee
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Tempe
Mademoiselle Hilligsberg
Mad
Millerd
Monsieur Nivelon
Signor Gentili
Monsieur Favre Gardel
Monsieur D’egville
Madr
Mademoiselle Helligsberg
Cramer
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Chabran
Lord Malmsbury
Sir Gilbert Elliot, Bart
Oliver de Lancey
St. Adey, Esq
Joan Thomas Townsend
Hoare and Co
Fleet-street
Thomas Couts and Co
Drummond and Co
Charing-cross
Boldero and Co
Cornhill, Sanders
Sir
William Forbes and Co
Edin
Muirtin
Tandan
Vauxhall
Hook
Darley
Clifford
Philps
Franklin
Leary
Addison
Prince’s Gallery
France
Free-Siasons
Tavesa
Starrow School
F. 5
Harrow School
Fly
Trinity
Gilbank
St. Ethelburga
E. Cranmer
Quendon
Essex
Warlingham
Chelfham
Surry
Charles Cowley
Goldhanger
Little Totham
Esfex
Bently
Camberwell
H. Randolph
Wimbledon
W. W. Ireton
St. Clement
Eastcheap
St. Martin Orgar
Gabriel
Harlington
Middlesex
Mr. Sanders
St. Alban
Wood Ftreet
St. Olave
Silverstreet
Crakell
Northfleet
Kent
Chalk
Comyn
Mr. Lloyd
Ewell
Mr. Philpot
Netherbury
Dorset
R. Hamilton
St. Catherine Cree
Thomas Baker
Cherlingstone
John Treach
Stanford Dingley
Berks
Wm. Peacock
Danby Wilke
Chester
Ditto
Wm. Padden
Greenford
Charles Frederick Bond
Merton
Wm. Agutter
Little Hallingbury
Mathew
Percy Chapel
Snelson
Reigate
Hill
East Malling
Calvert
Hunsdon
Herts
Mathfield
Staffordshire
Bert
East Hoifley
Ferewether
Forcote
Combhay
W. Abbott
Diocese of
Canterbury
Watson
Hadleigh
Suffolk
Moulton
G. Mitchell
East Peckham
Ged
Young
St. John’s
Wapping
Wintle
Brightwell
Berkshire
Owen
Warrington
Lancashire
United Committees
Gco
Paul
Jesus
God
Christ
New
Earth
Faiah
Micah
Richard Clarke
St. Philip's
Charleston
Stoke Newington
Aldgate
Denis
Middle-Row
Holborn
Bell
Bath
Bristol
Birmingham
Manchester
Liverpool
South-street
Manchester-street
Daniel
John
Adam Smith
David Hume
Priestley
Soam Jenyn
Thomas
Murray
Nichols
Kington
Bridge
Fisher
Barker.ditto
Mackenzieditto
Warniford
Countess of Morton
Atton - i
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Fetherstonhaught
Miss Lacey
Waldie
Ann Lacey
Forster
Ferguson
James Forster
Hodgson
Lewthwaite
Mifs Waugh
Brougham
Halton
Adelphi
Messrs. Wilson
Paulo Majora Canamus
Peter Pindar
T. Fratis
Prince of
Covent Garden
Humimums
Furever
Youne
Fuller
J. Funiter
Patent Medicine
Hummutrms
Mettrs. Dyde and Scribe
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New Bond-street
Love’s
Hay-market
Dewdney’s
Flee Street
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Cornhill
Price and Son
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