Public notice on Bennetts Syrup of Malt for porter and grog
Public urges drinkers to try Bennetts Syrup of Malt with porter ale or punch to improve taste and counteract ill effects. Warns against Essence of Malt confusion and lists multiple London distributes and retailers for the syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett and Co
Board of Health
Trafalgar-place
Charing-cross
St. Martin's Church
Butler's
Cheaside
Barclays
Farringdon-street
Whotesale
Sherborn and Sons
Piccadilly
Collier
Sloanestreet
Darley
Keightsbridge
Sanger and Chandler
Oxford Street
Stokes
Strandassey
Sparrow
Parliament-street
Pittman
Ashfield and Harrison
T-Street
Graham and Co
Ludgate-hill
Batty
Pavement
Finsbury
Woodhouse
King William-street
Raw
Southapton Street
Clark
St. John-street
Summergill
Lazenby
Lamb
England
Marital Remedies Sold by Dr Courtenay in 19th Century Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Courtenay of Edinburgh as a specialist in treating sexual disorders tied to illicit indulgence. It claims medical success over thirty five years, offers secrecy, and lists addresses and books for sale. It invites letters and remittances from patients nationwide, promising远 worldwide service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtenay
University of Edinburgh
Pti Ion
Ype Courtenay
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster-row
Wemhya
Catherine-street
Strand
Chapelie
Pall-mall
Arab
Oxford-street
Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
Chapple
Royal Exchange
New and forthcoming travel and literary works by Holman Agassiz Baboo and Catherine de Medici
A period notice lists multiple illustrated books and editions with generous praise from Spectator Literary Gazette Observer Sun Metropolis and John Bull. Titles include James Holman’s A Voyage Round the World with engravings and cloth edition, L Agassiz’s Journey to Switzerland, The Baboo and other Tales of India, and Catherine de Medici or the Rival Faiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Elder, and Co
Cornhill
William Cowper
John 8
Memes
Canova
Cowper
Atlas
Court Journal
Africa
Asia
Australia
America
Literary Gazette
Holman
E Sun
Deny
B.C
Switzerland
L. Agassiz
Alps
Catherine DE Medici
Atheneum
John Bull
Cotton Market Steady Demand in Large Sale
April 8 report notes steady demand for cotton with sales totaling about 3,000 bales at firm prices. Exporters purchased 300 bales of American cotton at 8d to 84d per lb. The sale includes 200 Pernams 200 Maranhams 100 Bahias 100 Surats and 2,400 American. Arrival list from multiple steamers brings silk waste oats sundries and mail cargo from Genoa Limerick Glasgow Dublin and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Hope transport arrives with 12th Regiment at Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH April 29. The Hope transport with the 12th Regiment aboard from Gibraltar arrived Sunday. Speedy sailed west to curb smuggling. Bustard undocked and Royal George taken for repairs before King William IV’s expected visit. Sylvia arrived at Spithead with more of the 12th Regiment to disembark at Gosport for Forton barracks. Talbot lies in the Sound awaiting orders. Pallas and Wolf proceed to Hamoaze. Winds SW, moderate to fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Transport
Ryder
Gibraltar
His Majesty
Speedy
Norrington
Is Majesty
Royal George
Lord A. Fitzclarence
William the Fourth
Sylvia
Davidson
Spithead
12Th Regiment
Gosport
Forten Barracks
Plymouth
Talbot
R. Dickinson
C.B
Pallas
Wro. Walpole
Wolf
Wm. Hamley
Hamoaze
S.W
Tale of TaLteyrano and a London reform meeting
Prince TaLteyrano is traced to a distant court courier role as Spain’s intrigues unfold. A crowd of 2000 at Fitzroy Square Bazaar debated wealth distribution with speakers including Mr. Simpson and Mr. Owen. The meeting adjourned to next Tuesday week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince TaLteyrano
France
d’Ursino
Bilip V
Spain
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Simpson
Owen
Goddard
Tyler
Nicoll
Mr. Edmonds
Savage
Carpenter
J. Hetherington
Master Tailors Meet Over Union Demands and Wages
A large assembly of master tailors in London debates the Trades Unions push for eight to ten hour days and higher wages, warning of job losses if demands are not met. Speakers emphasize loyalty to masters, reject union pressure, and call for public support to sustain current wages and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolf
Willis
Leslie
Little
Queen-street
Friendly Society of Operative Tailors
Socie
Tam
N Browne
Grand Lodge of
Covent-garden
J. Stultz
Hansley
Reid
England
Shoobridge
Cheapside
Eers
Metrie
S-Stree
Wills
St. James Rest
Deynian
Westropolis
Tiekis
Ember
Little Bridge-street
Mrr. Davidson
Cork-street
Sprague
West and Sprague
Burlington-street
Guthrie
Bbad Street
Sewell
Commercial Road East
East
London
Messrs. Stultz
Stultz
John Meyer
Storey
New Bood-street
Scotland
Harrison
Cartwright
Trades’ Union
Naples
North Stafordshire Mercury
London and Birmingham Railroad
Jacksor and Shedden
Noland Co
Leeds
Messrs
Coupland and Co
Leicester
Kingslangley
Wisebach
Riseaday
Seach
Means
Walpole
Stamford
Liverpool
Sinc Berra
John O'Rourke
Green Isle
Ainsworth
Washington
Executions and crime reports from York and surrounding areas
Three men, Thomas Morrows for a rape, Charles Cooke for highway robbery, and Omas Rodgers for an unnatural crime, were executed at Sheffield Were. Rodgers accepted the sentence while Cooke maintained innocence. A reprieve was granted for Robert Billany, deemed possibly mentally unfit, with medical inquiry ordered. A purse snatching and a Christchurch-like hoax note followed, and near Upper Brixham a blast at the Lord Nelson pub sparked widespread glass damage but no injuries. Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morrows
Charles Cooke
Omas Rodgers
Sheffield
York
Rodgers An Arrows
Cooke
Robert Billany
Ingleby
Thorngumbald
Recorder of York
Swett
Jackson
Garrick Tavern
Leman-street
Man’s-Felds
Cornhill
Bill
Brixham
Lord Nelson
Chronicle
Greenwich railway progress and cross-Channel links
Induct of the Greenwich railway is proceeding with salidity and several arches nearly ready. Canterbury and other places host meetings to extend the railway to Dover. If the Calais to Paris line completes, England and France cities will be within a day’s ride. Between London and Paris, travel times and routes are outlined with projected gains and passenger figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agid Hassan
Military O and
Wiliam Dey and Co
Eld
William Day and Co
Circassia
True Sun
Greenwich
Canterbury
Dover
Calais
Fer
England
France
Livy
London
Grae Junction
Birmin
Calaia
Paris
Landen Grueegpack
Whitatable
Old Road
T-Bridge
Greenwichs Ford
Legal and diplomatic notices from Westminster Hall and Whitehall
A summary of court appointments and legal changes notes judges seating as Barons of the Exchequer and Privy Councillor status for Vaughan. Sleuths report royal visits from Prince Ferdinand and Leiningen princes to Kensington, plus ministerial dispatches and interviews at the Foreign Office and Colonial Office. Obituary mentions Captain Lamont MP dying in Dartmouth Street with Colborne expected to succeed Wells seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
James Parke
King's Bench
Alderson
Common Pleas
Barons of the Exchequer
Baron Vaughan
Mmon Pleas
Baron Williams
King’s Bench
Westminster Hall
Prince Ferdinand of
Saxe Coburg
Princes of
Leiningen
Kensington Palace
Duchess of Kent
Monsieur van de Weyer
Marquis de Miraflores
Iish
Foreign Office
Viscount Altar
Littleton
O. Hanlon
Irish Department
Earl Grey
Colonial Office
Lord Aylmer
Lower Canada
John Colborne
Upper Canada
Duke of Devonshire
Colquhoun
St. Vincent
Court of Chancery
William Villiers Surtees
Countess of
Accidental death in Middlesex Hospital inquiry
A coroner's inquest at Middlesex Hospital examined Eliza James aged 22 after a horse without a rider struck her in Oxford Street near Cumberland Gate, fracturing her skull. She died Sunday. the horse belonged to William Cooling, a tailor of Maddox Street, who had previously thrown his rider in Hyde Park. Verdict: Accidental Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreavro
Middlesex Hospital
Mr. Tirling
Eliza James
Oxford-street
Cumberland-gate
William Cooling
Maddox-street
Hyde Park
Paris Pavrer
Catherine Wheel
Bishopsgate
Sarah Harris
Aldgate
Burton
Smart
Kindersley
Beadle
Drosken
Baker
Green Man
Castle-street
Whitechapel
John Ask
Jack
Labour rate debate and petitions on Sabbath observance
Members debate labour rate and reform bills, with petitions from Trowbridge Huddersfield and others urging better Sabbath observance and relief for agricultural laborers. Sir C Burrell defends Labour rate. Hoebuck cites convictions of Unionists as unlawful. discussion covers workers’ rights, unions, and political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaney
Clare
Edicabie
C. Burrell
Foley
Trowbridge
Colizer
Plymouth
Slackburne
Huddersfield
Lyall
Arishes
St. Ptantenes
Magdalen
En-5
St. Stephen’s
Hoebuck
Hillsborough
Yorkshire
Chard
Romersetshire
Dorchester
Hox Mempen
Bath
Aeine Marchent Seamen
Gresawich Hospital
Stevens
Bedks
Erelan
D_HARVEY
Faraone
Seoealiuriete Ansoe Aasociationa
Misread eighteenth century notes mix of travel and losses
Fragmented item notes travel from Chion to Brighton and a noble coach drive. It reports coal price rises after a fire and a post office cost review. An accident description ends with a man trapped but rescued. The text is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chioni ’S End
St. Helena
Marquis of Worcester
Brighton
Merquia
Metropolis
Ae General Post-ofFice
Cosmons
R. Wallace
Titan Poe
Wal Olce
Cliffe
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Dublin
Falmouth
Ofer
Treet
Bs. W
Baith
John Silvet
Crurchéd-feinre
ER Parley
AB 'Gee Rubelin
Europe
Agus
Ted
Thomas Tegg and Son
Bockcellent
Ts Plasterers
Thomas Card
Fetterlane, Holbern
Brunswick
Stirling Rees
J. W. Stirling
High-street
Barclay
Prout
Samnger
Great Surrey-street
Blackfriars
Hendebourn
Holborn
Willoughby
Johnstone
Stradling
Royal-exchange-gate
Hamilton
Church-street
Hackney
Westminster
Hing
E. Edwards
St. Paul’s Arch
Royal Exchange Gates
Copahill
Sanger
Chandler
Evan Edwards
St. Paul’s
Berkshire
John Walter
Engg
M. P
James Ridgway
Martin
Charton
Holles-street
Cavendish
Ait
Tieweer
Jteret
St. Cal
William Tait
Simpkin and Mashall
John Campion Debies
Mar Ael Tendon
John Cummins
Metropolitan
Capt Marryat
Nawton Forster
Tee
Sfape
Anacreon
Jacob Faithful
Freya the Fearless
Fine Arta
O’connell
R. Oconnell
Crown and Anchor
House
Ireland
Catholic Association
Manchester
Repeal Committee
Strange
Paternoster Row
Cleague
Fleet Street
Watson
Finsbury Square
Hetherington
Birmingham
Guest
Mann
Glasgow
M*gowan
Oldham
Knight
Ashton
Hobson
Stockport
Blackshaw
Bolton
Hargraves
Tinker
Nottingham
Smith
Preston
Featherstone
Macclesfield
Killain
M‘pbhue
J. K. Johnson and Co
John Doherty
Post Bro
Ndia
Dulness
Ilverpoole
Portsmouth
Greenwich Railway
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