Blair's Goat and Rheumatic Pills Promoted Across London
Advertisement extols Blair's Goat and Rheumatic Pills as a groundbreaking remedy for gout rheumatism and related pains. It claims rapid relief within hours and days, notes widespread demand, and lists Thomas Prout of Strand London as the seller. A public notice lauds Bennett and Co Syrup of Malt to improve porter ale and grog, with numerous listed exclusive agencies across London.
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Blair
Thomas Prout
Strand
London
Temple Bar
Bennett and Cows
Board of Health
Onett
Bennett and Co
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Charing-crous
St. Mone
Messrs. Butler
Cheapside
St. Paul's Churchyard
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Newbe and Sons
St. Paul's
Evan Edwards
St. Paul’s
Sutton and Co
Bow Church Yard
Nix
Royal Exchange
Bailey
Three Nuns Inn
Aldgate High-street
Sharwood
Bishopsgate-street
Farley
Mark-lane
Woodhouse
King William-street
Pridge
Pink
High-street
Borough
Rouse
Fitzroy-place
Thwark-Bridge-Road
Lack KeeeWay
Norton and Lowe
Black
Idge
Bridge
Fiat Lambeth
Thorn
Italan
High Iolborn
Erry
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
Pritchard
Tuterer
Greatortland-street
Bentham
Fruiterer
Wig- More-street
Cavendish Square
Barlow
Quadrant
Regent-street
Swallow
Guirene
Teeth restoration and anti-scorbutic remedies offered
Howard, Surgeon-Dentist, 52 Fleet Street, promotes tooth restoration without extraction or pain, from single teeth to full sets, with home visits 10am to 5pm. Also touts Spilsbury's Patent Anti-Scorbutic Drops for scrofula and scorbutic complaints, claiming long-standing celebrity and efficacy, sold at No. 15 Soho Square and several outlets in various bottle sizes.
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Fleet-street
Spilsbury
Hamilton
Edinburgh
Sohe Square
E. Edwards
St. Paul's
Stradling
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Sanger
Oxford-street
Public meeting in Southwark on Dorchester Unionists case
A chapel gathering heard deputation members report Lord Melbourne refused to transmit a memorial asking for the six Dorchester Unionists' sentence to be remitted. Speakers condemned the decision, urged union action, and linked the issue to Paris movements and colonial-style government coersion.
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High-street
Southwark
Lord Melbourne
Dorchester
Carpenter
England
Paris
Lyons
France
Departments
Rotch
House of Commons
House of Lords
Trades’ Unions
Burkes and
The
Black Stones
Mr. C
Aris
Protests Warn of Bloodshed Yet Call for Calm in France
A London meeting urged peaceable action by the working classes while warning that if rights are blocked they may resort to force. Speakers praised the French three days and urged restraint, criticizing government resistance and press influence. They endorsed unity, labor rights, and a strike against Morning Papers to curb disinformation.
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Belfast
Plymouth
Falmouth
Liverpool
R. Hepburn
St. Kathanne's Dock
John-street
Regent-circus
W. J. Smith
Ull
London
Custom-house Quay
Hull Steam Packet Company
Hull
Yorkshireman
Prince ‘Frederick
Prince Frederick
Brownlow and Pearson
Hall and Co
Customhouse Quay
W.T. Hall and Co
Hall
General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Custom-house
Hambur
Rotterdam
Calais
Brighton
Dieppe
St. Katharine
Norman
Water-lane
Tower-street
Messrs
Black
Scates
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Haymarket
Antwerp
Messrs. de Bie
Rahn
Crescent, Minories
Paris
Mr. C
France
Cleave
Lord Melbourne
Home Office
Phillips
Catle
Rd Melbourne
Hetherington
Mr. Cleave
United Kingdom
Newcastle
Secret Service
Jennison
Dorchester
National Grand Consolidated Union
Idiers
Order of Industry
Garter
Morning
the Times
Taylor
Jackson
Hear
Globe
The
Whig Journal
Standard
Shipping Intelligence from Bristol to Aberdeen April 15
Shipping news notes arrivals across ports on April 12 to 14 with vessels from Lisbon Alicant London Newport Bou r deaux Newcastle Ostend Dunkirk Antwerp Rotterdam Medemblik Hamburg Saint Patrasan and others. Leaky pumps and choked pumps reported on the Northumberland and Astrea bound to Liverpool and Bourdeaux respectively.
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Apriu
Sarah
Lisbon
Belfast
Murray
Alicant
Hero
Smith
Herald
Robingon
London
Cork
Liberator
Angel
Astrea
Moffatt
Newport
Bourdeaux
Aberdeen
Northumberland
Harwell
Newcastle
Liverpool
Ripon Hobart Case Aims for House of Lords Appeal
The Solicitor-General questioned the order in the Court of Chancery. The Lord Chancellor advised sending the matter to the House of Lords to prevent mischief, noting Earl of Ripon’s conflicted interests and willingness to lead the appeal, and he would affirm the Vice-Chancellor’s order.
New Trial Granted In Ejectment Action At North lordship
Court of King's Bench Justice Taunton directed an ejectment action between D. Errington and William Orm with Elizabeth as co lessee. The premises held by Orm and Elizabeth from Barbara vol as tenants in common. not joint tenants. Rule for a new trial granted after considering whether the case fell within the statute.
Court Denies New Trial in Ryde Landlord Case
At Winchester assizes, Millingham sought a new trial after a verdict for the plaintiff for 1521 pounds 178 shillings 10d. The dispute centered on rent terms, yearly versus weekly charges, and garden upkeep during winter months. The court upheld the jury verdict and refused a new trial.
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Ferry
Millingiam
Serjeant
Tafourd
Justice Bosanquet
Winchester
Mount-house
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Turtill
Court of Exchequer hears case on setting aside award and new suit
In Yorkshire a private act authorized a highway and bridge over the River Ayre. Graham and Co. built the bridge for 93900. They sub contracted to Wright and Pearson. Perkins sub contracted to the plaintiff. Graham advanced 401 to Pearson and argued original contractor not liable to the second sub contractor. Lord Chief Baron hears argument, Baron Williams sworn in.
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Wright and Pearson
Perkins
Graham
Pearson
Smaling O. Tomlinson
Baron Williams
Not Guilty In Old Court Case Of Forged Cheque
Thomas Prescott aged 28 faced trial before Mr Sheriff Arabin for forging and uttering a forged cheque for 50 pounds with intent to defraud Richard Henry Cox and others. After defense claims of debt caused by his father’s death and alias Captain Wainwright, the jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. Also reports on Newmarket Craven Meeting results and Derby odds, and Newcastle meeting crowd estimates.
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Old Court
Arabin
Thomas Prescott
Richard Henry Cox
Bodkin
London
Prescott
Adolphus
Phillips
Wainwright
Duncan Campbell
Ireland
Gordon
Campbell
Lord Jersey
Glencoe
Sultan
Graham
Zulima
Emma Lord Burlington
Bizarre
Barraga
Lord Exeter
Teresias
Sir M. Wood
Duke of Cleveland
Kingston House Rooms
Agat Duke of Cleveland
Shelalah
Mr. Watts
Bubastes
Mr. Yates
Bentley
Lord Jerssy
Mr. Batson
Plenipo
Mr. Gally
Mr. Mills
Kate
Marpessa
Babastes
Bentley Agat Shelalah
Bentley Agst Shelalah
Dorchester Prisoners Debate Trampling of Trades Unions
In the House of Commons debates the Dorchester prisoners case is raised with 7,000 signatories urging clemency. Mr Hutt attacks the coal duty, urging tariff reform to protect trade, while Mr O Connell defends Trades Unions and condemns government policy as unjust and punitive toward workers. The session probes law, mercy, and political responsibility amid union strength.
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House OF Commons
Sreanen
Marshall
Leeds
Serjeant Spankie
Islington
Newgate
E. Same
Rugely
Stone Road
NicHo
Merthyr
J. O'Connell
Youghall
F. O'Connor
Lord Dalmeny
Stirling
Hutt
Hafl
Dorchester
National Consolidated Trades’ Union of
Kingston-upon-Hull
Awart
Mr. O.C
Mansear
Lord Grey
Dorchester Agriculturists
Mr. O'C
Hear
Ireland
His
Convicted men and delayed sentencing spark government critique
A debate in Parliament centers on rapid sentencing and lack of mitigation for several men condemned under the Act. MPs fault the government for not following humane practice, noting misstatements in papers and urging protection of property and industry. Petitions opposing coal export duties are also presented.
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Rotce
Col. Evans
Wader
Home Department
Srades
Aes
Ol. Williams
Aglioney
Mr. Hutt
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds Apr 14 Liverpool
Liverpool arrivals include Pembroke Castle Stanbury from Riga Elizabeth and Mary Hudson Tehoson from St Petersburg. Idris Pentecost bound to Honduras returns to Liverpool with two beams broken from Basho Banok. River list notes Columbine Hamburg Eucaris Christiana Avina Shien Eliza Rid Grande Océan Queen Bremen President Stettin Celerity Providence St Michaels Eliza Mary Marsala Sarnia Guernsey Union Bee Clonmel Waterford Ardent Belfast.
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Lloyd's
Liverpool
Pembroke Castle
Stanbury
Riga
Elizabeth
Mary Hudson
Tehoson
St. Petersburgh
Idris
Pentecost
Honduras
Banok
River
Columbine
Hambureh
Eucaris
Christiana
Avina
Markets. Easterly winds affect grain and meat prices
Prices for wheat and oats moved slowly amid tight supply as Easterly winds persisted. Wheat from Norfolk and Lincolnshire sold slowly with no rise above 64, oats dull at former levels, malt unavailable, barley and beans steady, eggs and butter varied with demand, prices listed for London goods and local markets.
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Norfolk
Burblk
Eatex
London
Newgate
Leadenhall
Market summary shows mixed colonial trade and prices
Political news notes limited impact on Colonial produce prices with sugar edging up. Sugar market tight amid contrary winds, Merican and Mauritius stocks cited, with declines in Corree and Berbice trading. Tin and orpentine firm, cod and linseed demand steady, provisions and bacon prices improving while butter holds.
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Eee
Mauritius
Corree
Ceylon
Rare cabinet pictures auction catalog item list
A chaotic auction notice describes a collection of cabinet pictures featuring Atcion and Flemish Dew motifs. It mentions works by A. Van Dyka and others, with references to various subjects, colours, and decorative patterns, and notes some items are linked to artists like Hugtenburg, Steen, Berghen, and Wouvermans.
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N R. Williams
Bank of England
Tounspay
Jan Steen
W. Mieris
D. Teniers
Christ
van Dyck
N. Berghem
Weenix
Oudenerde
Nieuwport
Houtenburg
Zenner
Both
Rubens
Cuyp
Ruysdeal
Canaletti
Wouvermans
Moucheron
Netscher
Peter Neefs
van Oss
A. Brouwer
Brakenburg
van Balen
Lancret
Ouwater
Roos
Pala i
Emonbeesi
A. van Dyka
An der Mya
Bruree
Hugtenburg
Steen
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Item May Be Untidy
Fragmented text from a May report references a person or event, with unclear names and details. Readable elements hint at a local incident or note but lack concrete facts, dates, or locations to form a clear card with robust entities.
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Holborn
Argyll
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Vocal Academy
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Esat
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Hamilton and Jacotot
Spectator
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J. Fly
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Hannay and Co
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Wilmot
Sabine
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