Ancient London dental and patent remedy advertisements
An early 19th century London page promotes ONSIEUR MALLAN and SONS Dental implants and mineral succedaneums for filling and stabilizing teeth, plus painless quick fillings. Also advertised are Blair's Rheumatic Pills, Oldridge's Balm for hair and cosmetics, and various cheap publications and notices including Leave's Police Gazette with political content and Lord Cloncurry’s protest against reforms for Ireland.
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Paris
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A.oldridge
Columbia
Wellington Street
Strand
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United Kingdom
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Grneval
Pera
Oldridge
Bridge
Philadelphia
Gilbert Robinson
City of
Phair
Great Britain
Cléridge
Boland
Ireland must press for municipal reform across the nation
In a Freeman's Journal message from Dublin dated February 8, 1836, John Lawes urges Ireland to unite for nationwide meetings to petition Parliament for extending England and Scotland style municipal reform. He lauds William IV, condemns hypocrites, and envisions Irish loyalty, independent judges, and a fair jury system, backed by mass petitions.
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England
Scotland
Friends of Ireland
Cloxcorry
Freeman's Journal
Dublin
Connell
Europe
Piet Ireland
Ward
An Andress
William the Fourth
John Lawess
Abolition Push for Newspaper Stamp Gathers MPs
A deputation led by Dr. Birkbeck pressed Lord Melbourne for the complete abolition of the newspaper stamp. Speakers urged that even a penny stamp would exclude the working classes from affordable reading, risking ignorance and unrest while supporters argued for full repeal to benefit public information and urban reform.
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Lord Melbourne
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Grote
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Bowring
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Williams
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Lexder
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Wallace
Wakley
Flecter
Duncombe
Buckingham
Potter
Scholefield
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Hindley
Tulke
Tancred
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Marshall
Brotherton
T. Attwood
O'Connell
William Molesworth
Crawford
Hickson
Chapman
Place
Hetherington
Dr. Birkbeck
Hume
Penny Magazine
Farmera
Rotunda
Mr. Hume
Cleave
England
Switzerland
Colonel Thompson
Ball
Hall
Hoe
News From Gibraltar and Cadiz Reflections on War Report
Peninsula steamer Liverpool arrives with freight after January through February voyage via Cadiz and Lisbon. Reports from Cadiz describe unreliable North news due to factions and guerilla violence. St Anna gathering forces at St Luiz de Potosi to Texas. Magia’s forces at Tampico routed, brutal executions of foreign prisoners. murders common in Mexico City.
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Lisbon
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Madrid
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St. Luiz de Potosi
Texas
Mexico
Tampico
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Bar
Gomes
Tampiso
Questioning Michael Kelly Pension Claim Via The True Sun
A reader S Stavcotes of Four Cairpren asks through the True Sun what the late Michael Kelly did for taxpayers to merit a pension for his child. He invites readers or Parliament members to answer and clarify the entitlement or lack thereof.
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Michael Kelly
Empire
Public archery grounds and reform talks in London debate
A letter from Toxoposiles urges J Buckingham to support public archery grounds near London and traces historical sites like Newington Butts and Smithfield. The House of Lords discusses Irish education reform, balancing Protestant and Catholic schooling, with ministers urged to fund expanded education while avoiding sectarian divisions.
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Brentford Butts
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Mile End
Hoxton
Shacklewell
Islington
Holloway
Tuttlefields
Smithfield
Stowe
Toxoposiles
Debate Over Education Policy Sparks Parliament Disturbance
A fragment of a parliamentary debate discusses education in Poland and Ireland, contrasting Protestant and Catholic systems, criticizing recent instructional methods, and noting secession by some from a religious society. Lord Melbourne urges peace while others defend mixed faith schooling and funding for Irish education. The session ends as the House adjourns.
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Earl of
Shaftesbury
Cellor
Yas Corey
Rupicy
Tad
of Chancery
Carl
Ike Epic
Ireland
Hoe
Marquis of Lansdowne
Ulster
Ca Uence
Lanadowne
William Armagh
Charles Cashel
Nore Lorp
Exeter
Bishop of
Mary Hardinge
Paz
Iroral
Fawchildren
Ha’ Gould
Cromwell
Lord Melbourne
Poland
Joes Roden
House of Commons Debate on Paper Copies and Petitions
The House debated paper copies for members and the public noting a blocking solution from the Speaker. Members pressed for broader access while the Chancellor and others urged discretion, with petitions from dissenters and various bodies prompting inquiries into elections and notices for select committees.
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Sreaker
Dundas
Devizes
Lee
London
Bernal
Ehon
Middlesex
le Fter
E. Kearcastine
Exchequer
Ewart
Shaw
Hume
R. Iacks
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