Fly's Herb Pills touted as cure for gonorrhoea and sexual disorders
An advertisement fragment promotes Fly's Herb Pills as a safe quick cure for gonorrhoea in all stages and related sexual disorders. It lists multiple wholesale and retail agents across London and beyond, claims purity, lack of mercury, and notes a high priced box at 4s 9d. It also includes unrelated medical notes and recommendations for Cheddon’s Herbal Tonic Pills and other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fly
Stirling
High-Street
Whitechapel
Sanger
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Barclay
Farringduse Street
Heudebourk
Middle Row
Holtom
Stradhing
Royal Exchange Gate
Harvey
Surrey Road
Blackfriars
Wilmot
Borough
Sabine
Ad Bailey
Pront
Strand
Butler
St. Paul's
Johnstone
Cornhill
Richards
New Bridge
S. Cheddon
London
Cheddon
His Majesty
Ts Hhe
St. James's Street
Grosvenor-square
C.S. Cheddon
Pete Watts
Besse
Onford Street
Wells Street
Hoe and Co
Cheapside
Snooks Aperient Family Pills Advert for Snook's Pills
Notice from Noutica Bridgewater dated March 22 announces the sale of Snooks Aperient Family Pills Snook's Pectoral or Cough Pills and Snook's Dentifrice to Barclay and Sons 95 Farringdon Street London promising genuine articles stamped by the Government and produced under new management The public is cautioned that future boxes will bear the royal stamp for authenticity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nook
Snook
Bridgewater
London
House of Lords debate on Scotch burghs reform bill and other measures
A lengthy session covers the Sugar Refinery Bill, Separatists Affirmation Bill, and detailed scrutiny of the Scotch Burghs Bill. Lords discuss self election in Scottish burghs, franchise limits, and the need for reform, with arguments for inquiry and cautions about universality of suffrage. The East India Bill readings are postponed, and the Commons Evening Sitting addresses factory regulation and public notices.
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House OF Lords
Commons
Lord Accstasy
Lord St. Vincent
Duke of Wellincton
Lord Suffield
Darlington
Durham
House
Peckham
Surrey
Lord Wynford
Earl of Gosford
Earl of Harrowby
Marquis of Westmeath
Earl of Rosslyn
Scotland
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Wnder & Trust
Ford
Balinburgh
Nelle
England
Earl of Haddington
South Burghs
Dom.teigen
Charles
James
House of Commons
Atarautis
Rule
C Cellor
Pricet
Scotchburghs
Court of Chancery
Courteuia
United Kingdom
University of Edinburgh
Corporations of
Marquis of Lansdowne
Court of Proprietors
Court of Directors
Uie Marquis of Lansdowne
Irhesnarrer
Lord Grosvenor
Mr. Clay
R. Wallace
French
O'Loughlin
Lord Althorp
Colonel Williams
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Amherst
Eye
China
Lord Amherst
B. Fellowes
Ludgate-Street
W . Esterpeon
Wea
Adaindon
Renwick
Jermyn
St. Jose
Jong
Shontbred
Issaenant
Ae Kersy Mere
Isa
India Cape
Edwards
George Edwards
Walworth Road
Elephant and Castle
Aosley and Co
Las
Kairon Gnothi
Pliny
Gratein
Issu
Gonorrhan
Fran
Messrs. Goss and Co
Guss and Co
MRC
Bonverie-street
Fleet-street
the Argus of Life
Gonbarhon
Paternuster-row
Grattan-street
IGUST
Price
Sunday Herald” Office
Pleet-street
T. Uock Nti
Great Portland Street
Cavendish Square
Harclay and Sons
Farringden-street
Ryans
Prout
Bennett
Covent Garien
Wingrave and Co
Pilby
Holborn-burs
Mavho
Pleetetreet
Clark
Clerkenwell
Beury
Crisp
Queen's Buildings
Knightsbridge
Hare-street
Woolwich
Younger
Islington
John Snook
Imperial Parliament
Evans
Joshua Hobson
House of Correction
Col. Evans
Ser
DW. Harvey
Hughes Hughes
Middle Temple
Daniel Whittle Harvey
F. Vincent
Oxford
Althorp
D. W. Harvey
St. Albin’s
Re]ublic Press
Essex
James Scarlett
Cambridge
Pryne
J Scarvert
Lord Althord
Corporation OF Dublin
Ruthven
Shaw
Ife
Littleton
Commission Upon Corporate Charities
Lyvvleton
Wallace
Hume
Kennedy
Cobbett
Stamnj
Oldham
Mr. Hume
Stamp Office
Ciel Lec
Gil
Robinson
Anjos. Memare
Mille
P. Thomson
Lord Morpeth
M. Philips
Home Department
Hardy Broughs
Memper
Ets
Eoris Coreree Ee
G. Weoe
G. Wood
Hardy
GO Wood
Bradford
Bolling
Heme
Ssesecesevsereenner
T. Attwood
Howard
Corbett
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