Dr Ramadge on Consumption and Oldridge Balm ads
A long advertisement fragment describes Dr Francis Ramadge’s book on consumption and tubercle prevention, plus Oldridge’s Balm for hair restoration. It touts cures, growth claims, and social benefits, with London and Philadelphia endorsements and street vendors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Philadelphia
Parber
A. Oldridge
Lrs
Natre
Oldridge
Kolridge
Ayer
Gilbert Robinson
Great Britain
London
Archandise Dhemergee Publicae
Ark
Bulm
Wellington Street
Friends of Parochial Reform Dinner in 1838
The Friends of Parochial Reform invite a luncheon at White Conduit House on August 15 1838 to celebrate the Simpson Holroyd verdict abolishing the Select Vestry of Martin-in-the-Fields Parish. Colonel Evans M P presides. Tickets cost 5s from stewards at Mitre Tavern White Conduit House Bar or St Martins lawn.
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J. Down
Strand
Savoy-street
Holborn
Ty and Martin’s
London
Ty. Macpetin
Dol
Simpson
Holroyd
Colonel Evans
St. Martin’s Lawn
White Conduit House
Nomination of John Samo as Commissary Judge at Surinam
Foreign Office lists John Samo appointed to the Mixed British Dutch Court of Commission in Surinam for preventing illegal slave trade, in place of retired John Henry ce. Includes August notices on parliament member, military promotions, insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, sugar price, and errata.
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Foreign Office
John Samo
John Henry Ce
Surinam
Great Britain
Netherlands
Crown Office
Cirencester
Robert Edward Henry Somerset
Military Order of the Bath
Henry George Bathurst
Lord Apsley
Earl Bathurst
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Andrew Bredin
Cary
Stephen Kirby
Bredin
George Pringle
Kirby
Burke Cuppage
Pringle
Charles Bingham
Cuppage
Donald Mackinnon
Fitzroy-street
Fitzroy-square
William Crowther
Sans-buildings
Islington
Apothecary
Johan Drage
Northampton
Matthew Milton
Brick-street
Mayfair
Court of Bankruptcy
Byles
Catenton-street
City
Turquand
William Stockwell
Bristol
White and Whitmore
Bedford-row
London
Short
Samuel
Mason
Leicester
Victualler
Emly and Sanger
Temple
Robinson
the Castle
East Ino
Bath
Dax
Whitmore
Baginghall-street
William Skeath
Davies-street
Berkeley-square
Saddler
Fall
Castle-street
Holborn
Groom
Abchurch-lane
Ralph Thompson
John Dixon
Leeds
Dyer
E. Jacob
Llantrissent
Glamorgan
St Dee's Royal Hotel
Birmingham
R. Longworth
Curriers
Woodward and Widwell
Kidderminster
T.ond
Langsdale
Liverpool
Langfois
Asch
Brighthelmston
Bilton and Pitfield
Kingston-upon-Hull
Corbett and Co
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Roberts and Wright
Bradford
Woolstaplers
Cochrane and
M‘crone, Pallmall
Imperial Parliament updates from Lords and colonies
The Lords read three bills for third time including Almanac Stamp Duties and Insolvent Debtors Ireland. Several bills passed committees. In Australia the Southern Australian bill provoked debate with opposition to the second reading. discussions on colonial constitutional terms and land pricing followed, with Monday set for unreadings and coroner bill issues raised in the Lords.
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House OF Lords
Dean Forest
Ireland
Norfolk Island
House of Commons
Marquis of Clanricarde
Marquis of Souisbury
Lord Wyntorp
Earl of Farmouth
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Kenyon
London
Lord Teynham
Earl of Falmouth
Lord Wynfor
Bernat
Lancaster Court of Common Pleas
Court of Chancery
Exeter
Lords debate on Poor Laws and bastardy clause in 1834 era
A lengthy session features arguments over closing exam rooms, coroner access, and press reports, with Lords Wynford and Westminster amid other peers debating the Poor Laws Amendment Bill, a bastardy clause, and related reforms, warning of economic and moral fallout and proposing amendments.
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House of Commons
Coroner's Court
Ee Maine
Commons
Lord Wynford
Marquis of Westminster
Duke of Wellington
Warwick Borough
Earl
Radnor
Earl of Durham
Lord Brougham
Duke of Camperlanp
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Falmouth
Wynford
Wharncliffe
Earl of Shaftesbury
Elienborough
Church
Marquis of
Tavistock
Woolsack
Duke of Cumberland
London
Church of England
Jord
Lord Melbourne
Legal notes on maintenance orders and costs in bastardy cases
Debates on provisions for basest child support include hearings when notice to alleged fathers is given, deferral rules, and cost allocations. Provisions cover how maintenance orders relate to birth timing, enforcement by overseers or guardians, and penalties for nonappearance. Lords discuss overseer roles, recognizance, and distress or wage attachments to recover payments.
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London
Birenta
Leicestershire
Sessions
Montesquieu
Grotius
Puffendorf
Chalmers
Gratney
Renend
Mena
Lord Cancellor
Relate
Chester
Lord Wynford
Elizabeth
Fized
Duke of Wellington
Pat Mach
Uch
Marquis of Lansdowne
Exeter
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl
Ireland
Duke of ‘Wellington
Lord Auckland
Crown
Privy Council
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney
Man
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Hamburg
Jony
Eine Brothers
Hamorc
Honourable Board OF Ad Asury
Rey
Scexite
Heine Brothers
Hamag
Bank of
Umpadofitan Rmaa
Huth Metro
John Crisp
Bishopsgate Street
Bish
Cornhill
Regent-street
Glasgow
United Kingdom
The
Friendly Society of Operative Stone Masons
Rotunda
Blackfriars'road
Operative Stone Masons
Somers’ Town
Lambeth
Westminster
Central Committee of
Operative Builders
Tike Ann DiethTaAla Ua DL Auns
Piistols
J.C. Reilly
Holborn-bars
Payal
RIGGE
Brockbank
New Bond
van Diemen’s Land
Thanes
Hobart Town
Colonial Department
John Marshall
Emigration Committee
Birchin-lane
Neal Malone
the Brothers
the Whit Distiller
Per Murray
W. H. Brooke
Dublin
William Curry
Jun., and Co
Simpkin and Marshall
Baron Brougham and Vaux
England
Lebel Law
Jane
Robert Howard
Westminster Review
Wellington-street
Shoetune
Fleet Street
DR. Ramadge
Syc
Francis H. Ramadge
M.D. F.L
Ellow
Royal College of Physicians
Longton
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green
Shregoo
Mr. Prescott
Roberts
Row
Taylor
Mr. Tiler
Mr. Webb
Mr. Williams
Bainbridge Firwards
Bedford
Farrant
R. Bell
Gilchrist
Brookbank
Howard
Cannam
Kilner
R. Davies
R. Myers
Fallen
Otty
Pearco
the Gazette OF
Salop
Shropshire
William Thomas Bayntun
Hereford
Robert Biddulph Phillipps
Gloucester
City of
Royal South Gloucester Light Infantry Regiment of Militia
Marcus Wiliam Merryweather
Errata
Mnreeset Gazette
Thomas Cooper and Co
Thomas Cooper
Richard Cooper
John Stroger
Monument-yard
John Stringer
Imperial Parliament
Haslandy
France
Napoleon
Belgium
Lord Falmouth
Lord T
Spoe
Aurele
Pope
God of Mercy
Flanders
Ford
Ain
Ruthven
Charles Malone
Kildare
Wilks
Pifir
S. Rice
Major Pittman
Devonshire
Lord ER
Althorp
Lord Autuosp
G. F. Young
Lord Althorp
House of Commons’ Officers Committee
O’hamber
Hume
Young
Ruthnet
Colonel Davies
Attwood
Russia
Poland
Turkey
Littleto
Davies
Littleton
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