Universal Medicines advertised for cholera cure floods 1832 notice
An extended advertisement details Morison's Vegetable Medicines sold by Poole and others to treat bowel complaints and cholera. It recounts dramatic patient recoveries, cites dates in July and August, and lists numerous agents across Britain promoting the remedies. The prose emphasizes rapid relief, testimonials, and a call to readers to obtain the oils and medicines from registered agents.
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C.poolé
Hedith
Levin
Deane Gate
Knott-mill
Morber
Morten
Sint
Thomas Adnall
Jul Street
Saket
Asa
Persia
Ike
Bernal
Per Fife
Ann Woop
Oxford-road
Thomas Na
Cathe- Phys
Owens
Hanover-sreet
Seodahitl
Wines Wi
Liverpool-road
Manchester
Hesaya
Atentee
P.x
Jax
Manchester and
Mr. Poole
Lyon
Joshua Sutton
Anden Atreet
Anchester
Crang
Pete
Morison
Sree
Ediatel Ul
Iplay
Seren
Sanch
New-foad
London
Surrey Airrincee Gas Regreet
Blackfriars
Field
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Jermyn-street
Gaa
Meyar
May's Blockheath
Griffiths
Griffiths, “Wood - Wharf, Besa. Fit, 1, Cornwall-road
Iam Gure
Yaushall
Besley
Exley He
Apt
Darcord
Cowell
Perit
Weirnity Grounds
Deptford
Taylor
Hanwell
Ford
J. Moore
Woolcaries
Arerica Malta
Basarwarabie
Bel-slley
Mim Varral
Lucas-street
Mra Oo
Bloane-street
Chelsea
Chapple
Atall
Kirtlam
Bolingbroke Vie Con Cay
The Girl's Own Book and Related Advertisements
A long OCR fragment lists Mrs Child's Girl's Own Book with notes on new editions, prices, and endorsements. It includes references to Cradock and Co. British plate ware, glassware, and silver plated items, along with merchants and retailers. Also mentions Harcourt's medicine apparatus and a medical consulting list with doctors and establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Repriu
the Society For the Difeer
London
Selver
Cradock
Ware
Strand
Exeter
C. T. Cradock and Co
Forming Local Boards of Health in Cities and Towns
Government instructions from Whitehall dated August 20 1832 outline how communities may form parochial Boards of Health. A public rate-payer meeting should nominate members including magistrates clergy parochial authorities and others with households and a secretary. Names sent to the Clerk of the Council Waiting for formal creation by Lords of the Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papiaues
Great Britain
Privy Council
Council-office
Whitehall
Board of Health
W. Maclean
Tobal
Earl Grey
Ireland
Union
Limerick
Tom Steele
Jeantlingh Dobhearenests
Heafick
All Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Bank of England facing charted profits and future changes
The Bank of England faces scrutiny over losses from 1819 to 1823 tied to cash payment resumption, with dividends under eight percent since 1823 and annual surplus around 40,000 pounds. Officials hint at restructuring, broader discounting, and closer ties to commerce as stock value debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauntleroy
Elector Totals for Lambeth Borough Forecast
The Lambeth polling area has 2,083 registered electors while the entire borough including Camberwell and Newington is expected to total around 3,500 electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borovcu
Lampstu
Lambeth
Camberwell
Newington
Tragic sailing disaster near Purfleet blamed on amateurs
A boat party including Captain Biddle sank at Purfleet after a squall, five saved near Gravesend. Survivors from Lord Cholmondeley are identified with two Seeley brothers among the deceased. Rescue boats assisted, but the Brilliant lies sunk in forty two feet of water. Lord Cholmondeley is away. warnings issued against fragile craft on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cholmondeley
Inlliant
Gravesend
Biddle
Purfleet
Amborig
Seeley
Waerenen Aap Sineean
Roberts
Lambeth
Casey
South Lambeth
Baker
Mount-street
Grosvenor-square
Seely
Code
Belvidere Road
Beedle
Cholmondeley
Hutchins
Friendship
Rowena
Brilliant
Hall
Milford Wharf
Chalk Wharf
Essex
Aggressary candidates in borough elections attract reformers
In a turbulent election scene, Aggressary’s T B Hobhouse, linked to the War Secretary, announces candidacy with support from reformers and Lord Nugent’s committee. Charles Langdale and Henry Burton campaign actively, while Col Torrens pledges wide backing. Across districts, Finn, Copeland, Leith Flay, and other figures announce or adjust plans amid a flurry of canvassing and shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Hobhouse
Nugent
Crawley
C. F. Russell
Bevercey
Charles Langdale
Lord Stourton
Henry Burton
Charles Winn
Neatell Priory
Burton
Bolling
Torrens
Cagrow
Finn
O'Connell
Coveraine
Copelard
Conk
Lord Boyle
Cumberland
Barham
Westmoreland
Lord Lowther
Stanley
Charles Style
Donegal
Donein
Lord Ingebtrie
Hertford
Doumrates
Sir John Malcolm
Sir John
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Pearth Buition
Iprisnetop
Landpord Ad
Harcourts
J. M‘grigora
Merriman
R. Weeleod
George Pinkard
James Copeland
Cholmelsy
A. Thomson
H. S. Roots
John Ramsbotham FY
Rai
Lee H. Clute
T-Harcourt
J. Ellideen
M.D
Astley Cooper
Bart
Josh. H. Green
Esq
Herbert Mayo
Fay
Carlton-street
Watertoo-place
Lower Regent-street
Howell and James
Sweeting's-alley
Cornhill
N.R. Perniss
Jake
Effingham Wilson
Price Sa
Bank OF England
Ane Abbey
Kerry
Kerr
Angleseng
Cahdéur
Dordach
Men of
Erelaigh
Adaiee
Prca
William Roche
Lord Limerick
Lord Gort
Partizana
Gort Party
Free Electors
Matthew Barrington
Lord Anglesea
Blackburne
Lord Annglesea
Cork
Samatic
Flay
Holt Maskenslee
Leith
Galway
James
Daly
Willie Bate
Invernesa
BRMCE
Auccesa
Stewart
Taddreas
Sehra
Tidak
Inverness County
M. T
Sunest Foundation
Roxpurd
House of Lords
Jade
Bucaleach
Atbranston
Watts Russell Las
ShninesHike
Admiral Fleming
Forbes
Callander
Wyse and Winston
Berron
Waterford
Richard Ma
Thomas Chaithar
Bristol Paper ‘Co
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