New Cookery Guides Endorsements and Medical Notices
A seventeenth or eighteenth century advertisement style fragment lists titles including Newest System of Cookery, The Cook's Dictionary by Richard Dolby, and reviews from Chronicle and Morning Post. It also advertises marriage health guidance and venereal disease treatment by Goss and Co, with sale locations in London and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jast
East Iodia
Richard Dolby
St. James's Street
Ty Chronicle
Morning Post
Globe
H. Colburn
R. Bentley
Burlington-street
Orien Letet
Orid
Lord Bacon
Psternoster-row
Catherinestreet
Strand
Pall-mall
Lemion
Grafton-Street
Dublin
Trongate
Glasgow
Oxhten-sreet
Edinburgh
Goss
Goss and Co
M.N.C
Bouwverie-street
Wiset-street
London
Warren's Blacking advertised in Corunna tale rhyme
A verse advertisement by Robert Warren of Warren's Blacking claims its use saved a village from sacking at Corunna. The piece extols Warren's liquid and paste blackings sold in London and towns, urging buyers to seek Warren's brand and warning that others are counterfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Perring
Strand
Cecil-street
Gealaed
England
Corunna
Moore
Alain
Sons of
Britannia
Warren
Robert Warren
Warren’s
Southwark Sessions Arai 18 Watch Stealing Case
Elizabeth Lane Elizabeth Clarke and Sarah Cooney faced Southwark Sessions before Mr Alderman Thorp and the Recorder for stealing a watch valued at 10 1 and other items from Master Robert Brightman on February 12. Lane and Clarke were found guilty and sentenced to seven years transportation. Cooney was discharged for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Thorp
Elizabeth Lane
Elizabeth Clarke
Sarah Cooney
Robert Brightman
Oporto
London
Lane
Clarke
Ainst Cooney
Licensing Appeal At Lawyers Arms Bishops Walk
Surrey Sessions at Reigate hears Mr Whitehouse renew license bid for Lawyers Arms Bishops Walk Lambeth after magistrates refused. Appeal contends. Court notes a connecting passage to the ballroom remained. witnesses speak to the house’s character and need. Magistrates dismiss appeal and deny renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehouse
Lawyers’ Arms
Bishops’walk
Lambeth
Bishop
Magispigh Bs
Riots, Trials, and Misconduct Reflected in a British Court
Fragmented account describes maids and judges amid disappointing love and self harm, rioters at Clitheron, and a verdict of not guilty. Baron Gurney questions guilty findings as soldiers’ brutal assaults draw critical attention while the crowd debates accountability and riot punishment.
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Clitheron
Baron Gurney
Ida
Ghite
Selgante
Public meeting protests factory inquiry and ten hours bill
A Manchester gathering in the Manor Court-room urged the Crown to withhold or recall the Commons inquiry into the factory system, arguing the probe would delay Lord Ashley’s Ten Hours Bill. Speakers, including Joseph Brotherton and Simeon Candy, condemned long factory hours, called for uniform limits, and warned the commission could obstruct reform and harm child health and morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Advertiser
House of Commons
Wilson Patten
Lord Ashley
Condy
Gregory
Clegg
Brotherton
M.P
John Fielden
Whittle
Fielden
Elijah Dixon
Ireland
Dixon
Joseph Brotherton
Salford
Hear
Nathaniel Gould
House of Lorda
Mr. B
London
Mr.b
Mr. Brotherton
Mr. Sadler
Sadler
Wood
Radford
Diehne Rcf
Dir. B
Heay
Mr. Candy
Popular
Tha House
Candy
England
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Garden of Eden
Mr. Coudy
Bia Bil
Kaye’ Pamlet
Nore
Ana Stige
Earl Grey
Burke
Simeon Candy
Abergham
Pattten
Bradford
Ar. Patten
Doherty
Afr. Whittle
Vi A
Crete
West Indies
Yaremajesty
Michael Degad
The Election of the Right Hon E G Stanley
The High Sheriff opened the Lancaster meeting to elect a knight of the shire for the northern division. E G Stanley was proposed by BP Fownery and seconded by W Townley. Stanley spoke of accepting a higher office and proposed colonial policy measures to Parliament including abolition of negro slavery and reform of the criminal code. He pledged to support penal colony banishment and to seek safe, satisfactory plans. The Sheriff declared Stanley elected amid cheers.
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Lancaster
Stanley
E. Fownery
E. G. Stanley
W. Townley
England
Ireland
Mr. Stanley
Banks
London
Liverroom Market Details And The Drury Lane Theatre Report
Transactions today cover several American scripts and other items with varied prices in a bustling market. A theatre note from Drury Lane describes Mr. Wood’s replacement and a live performance where audience reactions turned to disappointment after the first act before continuing.
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Cotron-Market
Drury-Lane Theatre
Wade Onaci
Ir Wood
Wood
Cholera-like Illness Spreads Among Londoners and Theatres
Widespread illness in London over the past weeks affects Bank of England staff and military troops in the Tower, with many absences at Covent Garden and Drury Lane. The disease, though severe, is short in duration and not typically fatal, presenting with headache, cough, and body pains before gradual improvement.
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London
Bank of England
Hume
Lord Althorp
James Graham
Corbert
O’connell
Comase
King’s’ Theatre
Madame de Meric
Sontag
Taglioni
Elslers
M.laporte
Covent-garden
Cooper
Wood
Drury Lane Company
Casey
Europe
Paria
Sony
Night Turmoil at King s Theatre Alters Opera Program
At King s Theatre a mixed crowd faced changes to the program due to illnesses among key performers. Madame de Meric and others were unable to perform, forcing substitutions from Fidelio and It Pirata to the first act of Barbiere and the ballet Somnambule, as Rubini and Tamburini drew crowd interest despite illness and hoarseness. The audience demanded the second act of Fidelio, while delays and apologies from Cotent-garden echoed the night’s frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Theatre
Jt Bardere
St. Pirata
Flore Et Zephyre
Madame
de Meric
Madge
Sontag
Mlle
Koni
Elslers
Perormances
Sl Barbiere
Fidelio
Rubini
Figare
Barbiere
Ltaling Opera House
Laporte
Art
Madise
Taglion
Ruth
Pirata
Madame de Meric
Cotent-garden
Wismuth
Unclear Trial Record From Monon Police Case
Fragmentary OCR outlines a court decision tied to a Monon murder case. It mentions Mr. Fore, Mr. Laing, examinations, and possible sinister motives, but details are garbled and names unclear. The passages imply an opinion formed after a late day examination and potential discharge of some persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laing
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City of London
SW Fr and Co
Cornhal
Regesh Chrous
Oxford-street
Haymarket
Coventry Street
Tandon
J. C
Zagste
Lower Grostener-street
Red Lion Square
Theobald’s Road
Nediata
Carda
Mess. H. and
J. Davis
Auctiongera
Nok
New Bridgestreet
Blackfriars
Southwark
Arai
Surrey
Reigate
Ann
Qaare
the Factory Commission
Coventry
Ellice Ri
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