Galvanism Promoted By J Halse At Brunswick Square
The article recalls four years of galvanism use as a remedial agent with noted public reception. It cites Mr Halse’s residence, improvements in galvanic apparatus, and praise from the Lord Bishop of London and Sir Charles Clark. It urges readers to try galvanism and lists 22 Brunswick Square, London, as the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort Tosenas
Halse
London
Charles Clark
J. Halse
Brunswick Square
Money Market and Commercial Intelligence Update
In London trade notes, English Funds show little price variation with firm stock descriptions. Rumors of lower government estimates sparked a Consols rise. foreign markets stay buoyant with gains in South American bonds and steady Peninsular stocks. Bank rate and discounts eyed for reduction amidst abundant city money. East India markets report brisk business and potential production gains if trade barriers ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
India
Buenos Ayres
Ecuador
Grenada
Caledonian
Aberdeen
Midland
Brighton
North Stafford
York
Bank of England
Overland Mail
Calcutta
Bombay
Great Britain
China
Cape
United
California
Brussels
Aera
Bankruptcy Annulled and Marriage Certainty at Doncaster Chapel
The Gazette reports the bankruptcy of Epwango Pinder of High Street Camden Town was annulled. It notes a certified venue William IV chapel in Doncaster remains registered for solemnizing marriages under the act cited, with formalities acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William IV
Primitive Methodist Chapel
Doncaster
Pinder
Epwango
High-street
Camden-town
BANKRUPTS AND DIVIDENDS LISTED ACROSS UK TOWNS
A long list of bankrupts sequestered or proceeding in various towns including Bristol Wakefield Glasgow and Leeds with associated solicitors. The document also records numerous dividends to creditors with amounts and distribution dates across multiple firms and regions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Gazette
Eeaees
Brazil
Spr.c
Stock
Bristol
Exeter
Ftgaddetae
Bbeseeteoesensase
Chester
Holyhead
Sesennes
Teseoessen
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great North of England
Aewee
Boulogne and
Amiens
France
Orleans
Bordeaux
Ens
Paris
Lyons
Rouen
Eeececeescvess
Havre
Esse Ee Asses
Belfast
Ballymena
Birkenh
Lanc
Ches Ii
Dublin
Drogheda
Kingstown
Dundee
Perth
Aberd
Northern
Countiea
N. and
Fast
Lancashire
Eer Unes
Eastern Union Er
Glaggow
Kilmarn
Ayr
Glaeg
Paisley
Green
Great Western Great South
West
Eeerne
Kendal
Windermere
Lancashire and
Yorkshire
Lancaster and
Carlisle
London and
North W., &c
London and Blackwall
Lond
Bright
S. Coast
London and South Western
Man
Shef
Lincolnsh
Birm
Midland Great Western
Monkland
North British
Teese
Shrewsbury
South Eastern
Sete Nee
South Devon
Ber
York and
North Midland
Banking Department
Best Proprietors
Ee Aee
Government Securi
Eobeae
Commis
M. MansiAaLt
Barr, Danie
Jay
S-Inn
Fleet-street
Croaby
Burnell
Edward
Hanham
Gloucestershire
Messrs. Clarke and Co
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Taddy
Cartwright
Jairus Jobl
Wakefield
Yorkshire, Corn Merchant
Clarke
Southampton
Witham
Courtenay
Leeda
Connell
Jabies
Stanisby-road
Poplar
Taylor
Pavement
Finsbury Square
Crisp
James
Beccles
Suffolk
Messrs
Clarke and Co
Lincoln’s Innfields
Beckwith and Co
Norwich
Fox
Ricuanp
Derby
Perry and Smith
Nottingham
Gamble
John
Whitecross-street
St. Luke’s
Mr. Martineau
Raymond Buildings
Gray's-inn
Gampley
Epmunp
Great Bolton
Grocer
Wood
Richardson
Marsland
Bolton
Holley
Norton St. Philip
Somersetshire
Miller
Jones and Blaxland
Crosby Square
Mr. Abbot
Hot, Jostern
Eccleston
Gregory and Co
Bedford-row
Abbot
Kyrxg
Glascoed
Denbighshire
Raimondi and Tagart
Lincoln's Inn-Fields
James and Owen
Wrexham
Evans and Son
Liverpool
Mappox
Caharles
Sen
Liangwin
Monmouthshire
Wood and
Trehern
William Gordon
William Retill
Lenton
Nottinghamshire
Freeman's
Sheffield
Thomas Samuel de Vear
Gravesend
Whitmore’s
Basinghall- Street
George Herbert
Thomas Wrightton
Mary Riley
John Scott
George Slater
Freeman’s
Joseph Swift
Tom North Swift
Huddersfield
Leeds
James Taylor
Almondbury
Clothier
William Wayte
Basford
Iron Founder
SheMeld
Brawnett
Ricard
Holsworthy
Devonshire
Baker
C Street
City
Stogdon
Brownentt
Sanvbl
Cornthwaite and Co
Old Jewry Chambers
Pemberton
Cork
Thomas
Stamford
Lincolnshire
Taylor and Collisson
Great James Street
Brewster
Dickson and Co
Frederick’s Place
Old Jewry
Prince
Chorley
Norris and Co
Turner and Son
Preston
PoTren
Duncan
Buckingham-street
Adelphi
Unwin
Spence
Christopher John
Stockton-upon-Tees
Harle
Southampton Buildings
Chancery-lane
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Allison
Darlington
Stkoud
Harry Valentine
Spottisbury
Dorsetshire
Edwards and Peake
New Palace-yard
Westminster
John Broadbent
James Hughes
Shuttleworth
Hobson
Torquand
Guildhall-chambers
Olive Ginder
Canterbury
David Greenwood
John Bateman
Bury
Guildhall
Henry Mawhood
High Holborn