Enowy’s Pills advertised by National Institution of Health
Public notice warns of influenza home remedy claims sold by multiple London vendors. It promotes Enony's Pills from the National Institution of Health at 40 Seymour Street and lists numerous street addresses for purchase. A caution warns against spurious medicines sold by unreliable chemists and others.
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Wessels
Puschasere
Weseels
Walker
Ly’s
J. Fly
Stirling
High-street
Whitechapel
Sanger
Oxford-street
Hannay and Co
Barclay
Farringdon-street
Heudebourk
Middle-row
Melborn
Stradling
Royal Exchange Gate
Harvey
Great Nurrey-road
Blackfriars
Wilmot
Borough
Sabine
Old Bailey
Prout
Strand
Butler
St. Paul's
Johnstone
Cornhill
Richards
New Bridge Street
Vauxhall
Tandy
Wolverhampton
Mawhood
South John-street
Liverpool
Fly
National Institution OF Health
Seymour Street
Euston Square
London
Enouy
Euston-Square
Eve
Pythian
West Strand
Bowen
Bothams
Sharer
Haymarket
Sparrow
Snowhill
Shoreitch
Cambridge Heath
Hackney
Iley
Stafford-street
Bond-street
Meulder
Arcade
Covent-garden
Dingeldey
Grosvenor-place
Pimlico
Middleditch
Shadwell
Purdy
Poplar
Norman
Providence-row
Kentish Town
Hogarth
New-road
Mudie and Son
Coventry-street
Enony
Ets
National
Trade of Leeds and London Bridge obstructions
A Leeds Mercury report notes subdued cloth hall trade over two days with woollens sees less business. It criticizes delays near London Bridge causing footpath closures and muddy streets, urging forethought to reduce public nuisances during urban improvements and citing firms Welland Co and Wrench and Sons as neighbors affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeEds
Leeds Mercury
Lon On-Bridge
Upper Thamestreet
London-bridge Committee
Messrs.ewell and Co
Messrs. Wrench and Sons
Great East-cheap
Clement’s Lane
Petition Debates on Tithes and Slavery Across Lords
The Lords hear petitions from Shaftesbury and Hereford on abolition and reform, including tithes in Uttoxeter, clerical salaries, and the abuse of in kind tithe collections. Irish juries reform and malt tax concerns dominate as ministers face pressure to revise taxation while addressing church and colonial issues.
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House OF Lords
Earl of Shaftesbury
Worcester
Hereford
Ross
Dawlish
Lord Pottimore
Notts
Earl Cabooan
Lord Sortreup
Newcastle-under-Lyne
Marquis of Starrorp
West Auckland
Staffordshire
Windsor
Dean and Chapter of
C. Steddiman
Suffolk
Earl of Eldon
Id Suffield
Bristol
Uttoxeter
Radnor
Marquis of Stafford
Perthshire
Canterbury
Lambeth
Hadleigh
Earl of Rapnor
Kent
Earl of Rossys
Ayrshire
Scotland
Earl of Morley
Plymouth
Earl of Aberdeen
Royal College of Edinburgh
King’s College
Aberdeen
Apothecaries
Farl
Norton
Pariah Church
Lord
Chichester
Earl
Earl of Roden
the Holy Trinity
Cork
Ireland
Earl Fitzwilliam
Kingston-upon-Hull
Duke of Richmond
London
Lord Eldon
Gloucester
Lord Western
Brentford
Bishop
Exeter
Crediton
Devon
Cornwall
Suries
Lord Melbourne
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Longford
Lord Carbery
Marquis of Westmeath
Lord Cloncurry
Kildare
Carl
House of Commons Debate on Tax Reforms and Postponement
The Commons crowd hears Lord Althorp outline a plan to amend the resolution linked to repeal duties on mall and taxes. He seeks postponement of a motion by the member for Wolverhampton and cautions that a property tax may be needed to offset reductions. Further remarks by Mr Fryer and Sir William Ingilby touch on misquotation and the ministry's intentions amid a controversial vote.
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Preasur
Memeer
Hear
Tennyson
Althorp
Lord Althorp
Kedleman
Middlesex
Robinson
House of Commons
J. Wrottesley
M. Attwood
Tenbyson
Attwood
Benett
H. Dare
Wolverhampton
Lambeth
Europe
West India
Ireland
W. Ingilby
A. Baring
R. Peel
Cheera
Baring
Lord Landon
Bochequer
Sen
Baronet
Lincoln
W. B. Folkes
Lord Errington
Lord Sawson
Radalgo
Lord Ebrington
O’connele
Kilkenny
Th. M.attwood
Board of Trade
P. Thomson
Arrwoon
Paterstood
Ord Altho
Rd Althorp
Davies
Seler
Agri Alare
Trs ‘and Manufactures
O’connell
Liverpool
Russell
Tower Hamlets
Loshington
Pete
Sin Hat
Agaia
Mr. Russell
Dr. Lushington
Rieieniereerstrereinten
J. Walsh
Acthorpe
Ringlis
Glasgow
Santiget
Alehorp
Bardet
R. Inglis
Hegr
Dover
Halcomb
Ishould
Maberly
Tie Sreakee
London
Fryer
Mempenr
W.ingilby
Ford A
Chandus
Sir William Ingilby
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