New Religious Tracts Listings and Vintage Publications
Publications of the Religious Tract Society announce new titles including The Jewish Nation with engravings, Ancedotes of Fontainebleau with an introduction by Rev Daniel Wilson, and The Monthly Volume Vol XXIX History of Protestantism in France to the Reign of Henry IV with options in paper or cloth bindings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Religious Tract Society
Fontainebleau
Daniel Wilson
Islington
France
France To the Reign al Pearees
Warwick
Christ
Jesus Christ
Romo Paleario
John Ayre
St. John’s Chapel
Hampstead
Lady Russell
Cowper
Mohammed
Martin Booz
Snowden’s Patent Dressed Coffee Promises Purity and Ease
Snowden and Company announce a Royal Patent for a coffee dressing process that removes the fibrous heart and pith from berries after purifying and roasting. They claim improved fining, reduced stomach irritation, and tastier, wholesomer coffee sold in 3, 6, and 12 pound canisters from City-road London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolis
Ure
Bloomsbury Square
London
Robert Snowden
Snowden
Andrew Uru
F.B
R. Bnowden and Company
R. Snowden and CO
City-road
East-road
Rochel's Herbal Embrocation Hopping Cough Cure
A historical notice promotes Roche’s Herbal Embrocation as an effective external remedy for the hopping cough, claiming cures without internal medicine. The brief suggests use for relief and highlights its supposed safety and ease of application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROCHE
Royal Victoria Felt Carpeting Endorsed for Palaces
An advertisement extols Royal Victoria felt carpeting as durable, beautiful, and cheaper than Brussels, suitable for royal palaces and new House of Lords. Patent Woollen Cloth Company says it offers varied designs and other products from Elmwood Mills to London warehouses via national agents and trade houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Victoria
Royal Palaces
New House OF Lord
Hose
Brussels
Patent Woollen Cloth Company
Elmwood-mills
Leeda
Borough-road
London
Love-lane
Wood-street
Cheapside
Treatise on Skin Diseases by Dr Innis Published
Shortly will be published a treatise on skin diseases arising from digestive derangement and blood degeneration. Dr Thomas Iniss, M D, member of the Royal College of Surgeons, late East India Company's assistant surgeon, offers cases and treatment for inveterate cutaneous affections at 33 Fitzroy Square. He may be consulted daily until Two o Clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Innis
Fitzroy-square
Royal College of Surgeons
London
Hon. East Company
France
National Funda
Hospital of Saint Louis
Bateman
Saint Louis Hospital
Saint Louis
England
Wilson
Willan
Innis
Hampstead-street
Thomas Iniss
Royallege of Surgeons
Hon. East India Company
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Greece
A.p
Edward Robinson
D.D
Palestine
Royal
MPHE
Thomas Wakley
Joan Eres
Spectator
Eppa
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Shenwoop and Co
Udsf’s
King-street
Bloomsbury-square
J.D. Carr and Co
Carlisle
Strand
J. D. Carr and Co
Queen’s Biscuit Manufacturers
Exeter Hall
Eane
Deane
London-bridge
George and
John Deane
Bath
King William-Street
Lon On-Bridge
Smith’s
Bagnigge-wells-road
Clerkenwell Police Court
Plantation
Java
Costa Rica
Jamaica
Turkey
Gracechurch-street
Davison and Symington
Apothecaries’ Hall
Messrs
Davison and
Symington
R. Warrington
Old Burlington-street
James Copland, M
R. Davison
J. Rocher
Mr. Edwards
St. Paul’s
Edwards
St. Paul's Churchyard
Bangor
Oxford-street
MR. Howard
Fleet-street
Howard
Per Eesany
John Relfe
Dalby
J. Dalby
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