Balsamic Pills Promised Cure for Urinary Disorders
A long advertisement touts Balsamic Pills as a safe rapid remedy for seminal weakness and urinary disorders. It contrasts them with Capivi and Cubebs, claiming superior safety, efficacy, and fewer unpleasant side effects. The pills are promoted as a convenient, non dietary treatment sold by multiple London and provincial agents with a warning to observe the genuine label and factory address at 118 Holborn Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Barclay and Sons
Farringdo Street
Lord-street
Liverpool
Steers
Southampton
Clark
Newport
Isle of Wight
Wright
Portsmouth
Roberts
Gosport
Forster
Winchester
Hampshire
Kingston
Lloyd
Richmond
Surrey
Gorringe
Hastings
Massel
Brighton
Goodharn
Horsham
Martin
Green
Deptford-bridge
Riches
Greerwich
Gordelier
Sittingbourne
Guest
Tunbridge
Jefferies
Chatham
Way
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
Wells
Sid
High-street
Cheltenham
Weaver
W Ter
Cook
Ipswich
Rumley
Bury
Suffolk
Seymour
Chichester
Essex
Smith
Windsor
Cooper and Cross
Bath
Waldron
Hi Walls
Holborn-hill
Wray
Halborm-hill
London
M.C. Wray
N.B
Holbornhill
Astley Cooper
St. Thomas's Hospital
Sir A. Cooper
London Medical and Journal
Elancet
Abernethy
J. Stevenson
M.D
George Cheyne
M.D. F.R
M. Balques
Institute of France
Syc
France
J. Bell
Literary Gazette
Tibid- Bell
Buonaparte
Spectator
Mignot
Atlas
Mirabeau
Marat
Robespierre
Tatler
Edgeworth
F. C. Westley
Strand
PROSPECTS OF BRITAIN AND LATEST PAMPHLET NOTICES
A broad catalog of recent publications and reviews is presented, highlighting legal and religious works, medical texts, and political histories. Notable items include Maxwells law bookseller notice, Douglas Thoughts on Prayer, Bell’s History of the French Revolution, and Rowland's Macassar Oil advertisements with counterfeits warned.
Belgium and Five Powers Exchange Ratifications 1832
Protocol 57 of the London Conference records Austria Prussia France Great Britain Russia and Belgium debating exchange of ratifications for the November 15 1831 treaty. Austria and Prussia press for synchronized action while Russia delays awaiting further instructions. Declares reservations on Germanic Confederation rights and Belgium’s guarantees remain intact. London April 18 1832.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Austria
France
Great Britain
Prussia
Russia
London
Henaulves
Nowa
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Netherlands
Belgium
Holland
England
Sylvain van DE Weyer
Inquest at St Thomas's Hospital on Wooler death
An inquest at St Thomas's Hospital examined the death of Matthew Wooler a labourer for Mr Woodward builder Lambeth. He fell from scaffolding after bricks toppled a stack. Despite arrival at eight thirty he died after a delayed medical response and jurors urged constant surgeon presence. Verdict accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’s Hospital
St. Thomas's Hospital
Payne
Matthew Wooler
Woodward
Lambeth
Joner
Nash
Outrage on Bavarian Broom-Woman Near Kingston
Police report an attack on a Bavarian broom-woman at Kingston near Canterbury on the night of the 14th. Officers issued warrants for several ruffians. the victim fled and was not located, possibly heading to London. A man named James Williams was also accused of pickpocketing at St James's Bazaar and was jailed for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Stafford
Kingston
Canterbury
George Caring
Kent
Zome
London
Whitechapel
James Williams
Conant
St. James’s Bazaar
St. James’s Street
Goddard
Marlborough-street
Ats
St. James's Bazaar
Longs
William Reid
Mace
C Division
Covent-garden
Death of Sir Richard Birnie at Bow Street
Sir Richard Birnie, aged nearly 73, died at Bow Street Covent Garden after a six month illness from a pulmonary condition. Born in Bamff Scotland he rose from saddler to Royal Family supplier and later Chief Magistrate at Bow Street. He served parochial offices and was present at key events including the Cato Street disturbance and the Queen Caroline funeral before his knighthood. He leaves a daughter and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Richard Birnie
Bow-street
Covent-garden
Richard
Bamff
Scotland
London
House of Macintosh and Co
Haymarket
Prince of Wales
Birnie
Whitcomb-street
Aymarket
Macintosh
Oxendon
Prattstreet
Camden-town
St. Martin’s
Duke of Northumberland
Richard Ford
Graham
Union Hall
Nathaniel Conant
Robert Baker
Marlborough-street
Caroline
Meetings of creditors at Basinghall Street tomorrow
List of creditors including Hu. Keyte Minories oidman W Evans Carmarthen draper J Bishop Whittlebury Street Boston-equare builder Elliott's-row St George's-read bookseller A L De Metz Walter's-buildings Holloway bill-brok W Mace Osnaburgh-street coach-whee... Bryan Turnham-green hops dealer R Holden Mincing Lane Wet India broker Seneca with addresses and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basinghall Street
Keyte
Minories
Oidman
W. Evans
Carmarthen
Draper
LE J. Bishop
A. L. de 'Metz
Walter's-buildings
Holloway
Bill-Brok
Southampton-rew
Bloomsbury
Wine-Mercht
E. Mace
Sen
Osnaburgh-street
Wheelewright
W. Bryan
Turnham-green
R. Holden
Mincingisne
Wet India
Seneca O
Man Slashes Throat in London Barber Shop Tragedy
A man about 60.5 ped tall, dressed in respectable attire, slashed his throat with a razor in a Kingsland Road barber’s shop. The frightened mistress and journeyman cried out as medical aid was summoned and the wound dressed. He claimed to be a ladies’ sheriff from Islington, saying cruelty was charged against him and he would rather die. He was taken to St Bartholomew’s with slim chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland Road
Islington
St. Bartholomew's
Birmingham Political Union Resolutions Call for May Day Meeting
At a special Birmingham Political Union council meeting in Great Charles Street Thomas Attwood chaired the session. The council resolved to hold a public meeting at Newhall Hill on May 7 at 11 am to petition the House of Lords for national reform and urged peaceful conduct while pledging to pursue reform if the Bill fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Political Union
Union
Great
Charles-street
Thomas Attwood
Pap Ptesa
Sirminghan
Newhall-hill
House of Lords
Birmingham
Great Charles-street
Thom Attwood
Benjamin Hadley
Lisbon Letter Describes Don Miguel Row With Guards
Extract from a Lisbon letter dated April 10, 1832 recounts Don Miguel in the great square with six armed followers on horseback. A pursed, bloodied man is beaten by two servants and three mounted police while a saber wounds him. the attacker is the King’s ally the Guardador of the Custom House. The crowd and the dog ordeal provoke criticism of the monarch’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Don Miguel
Miguel
Hampshire Telegraph
The Vernon Frigate Launch and Prussian Gift Ship
The Vernon, a fifty gun class ship, is said to carry thirty guns on the upper deck and more on the lower deck. Dockyard workers prep for launch with the King expected to inspect the Royal Louisa and a Prussian gift frigate readied for Friday launch under Earl Fitzclarence to convey it to Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
England
America
Lord Vernon
Porto Bello
Admiral Vernon
Woolwich
Louisa
Prussia
Earl Fitzclarence
Hackney Coach Stands Removed by Board of Woods and Forests
A 19th century notice reports the removal of a hackney coach stand obstructing the narrow Strang near Adelphi, ordered by the Board of Woods and Forests and Crown Lands revenues. The item cites conflicting Evening Paper claims about titles and honou rs, noting corrections to earlier announcements and restoration of honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackney
Strand
Strang
Southampton Street
Adelphi
Ordstreet
Eac Ebuere
Segect Vesta Parish Managers And Editors
Truncated OCR fragment shows local parish leaders and officials including a manager and editors. No clear event or date. Context suggests a church or parish body meeting or structure. Further readable details are required to create a precise card.
Contagion Debate Ends With Narrow Vote In Society
In a crowded session the Society debated declaring a contagious disease a real epidemic. Greenwood admitted being the sole contagionist present. After motions and a tied vote 24 to 22, some members argued the declaration had not been clearly proposed. Doctors Blicke and Gillkrest objected to report accuracy and urged caution against unrestrained press access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Nion
Addu Pylera
Greenwood
A*numi F
Drs. Blicke
Gillkrest
Major tracks thief in Covent Garden New Himmums hotel
Overnight intruder crept to Major H Lewis’s room at half-past five. The 60 plus Major tackled the thief in bed, chasing him through corridors before police arrived. A chamber raid uncovered a man named Macnamaria in bed. torn shirt and missing purses tied to a wider theft. The suspect claimed Drary Lane address, cloak and fur collar noted. He will be examined at Bow Street at eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lewis
Anglesea
Himmums Hotel
Covent-garden
Macnamaria
Drary-lane
Bow-street
Cotton market slumps as export demand shifts and prices fall
Weekly cotton trade shows limited activity with weak quotations except for scarce best qualities. Sales reach 10,370 bags with exports of 400 bales and 60 Bengal. totals 1,200 bales at former rates amid mixed American and Brazilian varieties. Liverpool reports arrivals from Consular and Ireland, while city sees strong pro‑ministry sentiment and debate over constitutional reform. A grand fete aboard the Caledonia and a police incident in Queen Square are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverroo
American
Brazil
Bengal
Alabama
New Orleans
Pernambuco
Bahia
Macaio
Maranham
Uemean
West Indi
Tian
Surat
Liverpool
Ireland
Bombay
Robert Quayle
Jamaica
Levant
Trinidad
Cork
Leeps
Caledonia
Meit l
Ednesda
Ieee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eigends
RS. Butler
Danvers
Senecker
Piers Iby
Simpkin
Marea
Court
Exeter Hall
James Mullett
M. and Co
J. M and Co
Shoolbred
Jermyn-street
Nowien
Mars Silk
Mercer
Anpepcutrents
Northampton
E Beodeibb
T-Place
Leicester
Eeey Etrest
J. Wood
Togt Piccadley
Manchester
Messrs
Lea and Sapien
Worcester
Brooks
W. Baker
Chemin
Chelmsford
Jackburn
Iea Eae
Wolverhampton
Williams
Igh Street
Ford
Reandman
Landensirest
Norwich
Christopher Betts
Whitefriars
Hull
Albion-street
Beaxlane
Leeds
Olaknow Barnett
Clumber-street
Maw
Collingham
Drapers
Warren
Robert Warren
Pas Legal Examiner
Gonreganding
Barnwell
É&C
Don
A. Maxwell
Law
Beilyard
Lincoln's Inn
London University
King’s College
Sunds
Sunday Times
Britain
James Douglas
Cavers
Journal of Science
Douglas
Adam Black
Edinburgh
Longman and Co
Rowland
Rowland and Son
Hatton Garden
Alex. Rowland
Piper
Hamburgh
Mesare, Rowland and Son
St. Petersburgh
1814
Russias
St. Peters
Prince de Lieven
James Wylie
Naples
Kranshaar
Regiment of
Em of
Smyth
Gattie and Pierce
New Bond-street
Perino Sereets
Tbs Oval
Nix Royal
Cornhill
United K
Richard Birnie
Jonald
Lowe
Order of Honours
Wiliam Parker
Monty
Segect Vesta
St. Sheree
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!