New Curative Methods Advertised For Teeth and Medicines
An old newspaper notice extols a new dental cure claiming immediate pain relief and complete cavity filling, promising hard restoration of tooth structure. It also advertises various nursery medicines, digestive candies, purifying pills, and elixirs with pricing and dealer locations, plus a long moral essay on ethics and public health with medical credentials and travel coach schedules.
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Sungeon
pRice
Butzer
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Dairy
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Wory and Co
New Hand-street
Sanger
Dishopsgate-street
Ible
Limates
London
Goss,and CO
M.R.C
Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
Paternoster-row
Porter
Afton-Street
Dublin
Trongate
Glasgow
Edinburgh
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Wirmingham
Dutfield
Bath
Inwn and Reid
Bristol
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Cheltenham
Loder
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Wood
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Hatt
Cambridge
Trewnan
Exeter
Deck
Ipswich
Hobson
Leeds
Gore and Son
Liverpol
Lawler
Manchester
Platt and Todd
Sheffield
Bacon and Co
Norwich
Halden and Lowndes
Slater
Oxford
Brodie and Dowding
Salisbury
Oxley
Windsor
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Bootsellers
Gach
London Polls Close in Reform Race as Grote Tops London
In London on December 12 1832 voters completed the poll amid cheers for Grote and Key. Aldermen Waithman Wood Lyall and Scales spoke of reform, while Westminster results showed Bardett and Hobhouse leading and advocates pressed for the ballot and triennial Parliaments amid calls for unity and peaceful process.
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Manchester
Birmingham
Great Britain
Arate
Mr. Lyall
Alderman Wood
London
Scales
Lyall
Mr. Scales
Waithman
John Key
Mr. Waithman
Mr. Seales
Alderman Waithman
Grote
Sir John Key
Weaithman
Col. Evans
Central Committee
Morley
Charing-cross
Charlwood
Sturdett
Evans
Ton Obhouse
Dr. Bainbridge
Colonel Evans
Westminster
FP. Cdurdott
J. Hobbioase
Cubbett
Place
Stockdale
Francis Burdett
J. C. Hobhouse
Sir‘John
Sir John
Ponder
Lord Dunboyne
Galton
Rye
Markets Report from London Price Current
The London market notes sugar demand remained confined with 2200 hogshead shipments, West India and Mauritius stocks down year over year, and Mauritius deliveries slightly up. Refined sugar held firm. brown and Bahia sugars weakens noted. Coffee and tea markets show heaviness with large tea rejections. Bankruptcy notices and business notices follow, listing multiple cases and certificate filings, with a Scotch sequestration case from Paisley.
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India
Batavia
Brazil
Wavannah
Geneva
Cassia Licsea
Cassia Lignea
Tnotea
Campois
Twankays
Great Britain and Ireland to summon peers and grant baronies
The Gazette reports the King will issue writs to summon Francis Russell Marquis of Tavistock to the House of Lords as Baron Howland of Streatham Surrey, Henry Paget Earl of Uxbridge as Baron Paget Beaudesert Stafford, and George Grey Lord Grey as Baron Grey of Groby Leicester. Letters patent grant Baron Stanley of Bickerstaffe, and knighthood to Rear Admiral Courtenay Boyle. Also lists bankruptcies and dividends with multiple names and dates.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Francis Russell
Marquis of
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House of Peers
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Streatham
Surrey
Henry Paget
Earl of
Groby
Leicester
United Kingdom
Edward Smith Stanley
Lord Stanley
Sitle
Baron Stanley
Bickerstaffe
County Palatine of Lancaster
Marylebone Election Ends in Portman Victory Amid Groans
The Marylebone borough poll closed with Portman leading 4,364 to Horne 3,382 and Jones Whalley 21,118. Crowds jeered at the successful candidates as the books were handed to the returning officer. In Southwark polling continued with Davis supporting Brougham and Ellis backing Humphery, numbers showing Brougham 2,267, Allen 1,024, Mumphery 1,732. Tower Hamlets reported votes for Lushington Clay 3,633 Stanhope Presence 2,657 Marryaty 1,741.
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Portman
William Horne
Murphy Horne
Jones. Whalley
Southwark
Davis
Brougham
Ellis
Humphery
Allen
Mumphery
Finsbury Polls End Close Race with Spankie Winning
Reports from Finsbury show a vigorous polling day with radicals pushing hard. Serjeant Spankie led, while Wakley and Babbage trailed. final tallies at four o'clock listed Grant 64260 Wakley 2822 Spankie 2308 Babbage 61002. In Lambeth Kennington Common drew about twelve thousand. Wakefield supporters dominated, Hawes supporters mocked, but the scene remained orderly.
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Wakefield
Hawes
Reform
E Haad
Senté
England
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Wakley
Babbage
Serjeant Spankie
Grant
Spankie
Temple Babbage
Lambeth
Kennington
Moore
Hastings
Mesara
Winchesters Vote Divisions in Reform Contest
Winchester scene shows Liberal Mildmay and Baring leading as East trails, with voters and college marks amid claims of coercion and intimidation by Conservatives. Immediate tally cited and warnings of College pressure on staff and trades, ending with East resigning amid postpoll upheaval.
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Wiscurster
Thia Morang
Milmay
Baring
East
Duke of Buckingham
Willkins
Redding
Mildmay
Waring
College Servanta
Andover Reform Bill supporters returned without opposition
In Andover Hon A N Fellowes and Robt Etwall both former representatives who backed the Reform Bill were returned without opposition on Monday. Manchester reports active campaigning with varied forecasts for contenders and new nominations for Poulett Thomson in the county election. In Wigan Thicknesse and Potter lead, with Kearsley and Whittle polling, while Dudley shows Sir John Campbell favored over Sir Horace St Paul amid lively public demonstrations.
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England
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House of Commons
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Andover
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Manchester
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County of
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Heywood
Thomson
Hope
Viscount Molyneux
Earl of Sefton
George William Wood
Dudley
Horace St. Paul
John Campbell
Uarel
John
H. St.’Paul
Royal Hotel
Cornelius Cartwright
Cartwright
Dixon
Sir Horace St. Paul
Newgth
Sir Horace St.Paul
Sir Horace
Elighar
Horace St. Paw
Twamley
John Catepbell
Se H. Braidley
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