Ashing Without Labour. Warmoll and Co Purified Soap Ad
An 19th century advertisement extols Warmoll and Co purifying soap for washing linen. It claims grease and dirt removal with one quarter of the effort of ordinary soap, suited to white or colored fabrics and safe for children. It lists numerous retailers and urges trials and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmoll and Co
Megsra
Dann, Johnson and Co
Bond-st
Messrs
Bigleton and Co
Taylor
Regent Street
Mesars
Elkins and Co
Coventry-street
Mesara, Butler and Co
Haymarket
Mandley
Strand
Buttershaw
Holborn-bridge
Mayo
Fleet-street
Stott
Bishopsgate-street
Pattrick
Whitchapel
Flowers
Atkinson
Red Lion-street
Old Jewry
Cheaside
Field and Co
Tottenham Court Read
Mr Benham
Lamb's Conduit-street
Mr. Oakley
Whitechapel
Eteridge
Oxford-street
Taylor and Co
Holborn
Hanster
Little Newport-street
Marchant
High Holborn
Pater
Hammersmith
Hatchberry
Aldgate
Mr. Clifford
Grosvenor-street
Bond-street
Bentley
Mr. Burr
Gracechurch Street
Coltier
Sloane-street
Chelsea
Kilpatrick
Queen-street
Cheapside
Mr. Pugh
Ditto
Hannah
High-street
Newington-causeway
Armstrong
Bridgehouse-place
Newington
Hickson
Minories
Mr. Acton
Farringdon Street
Crispe
Queen‘s-buildings
Knights Bridge
Aday
Turnhaim Green
Miles
Marlborough-street
Steward
Ryder
Lower-street
Islington
Pool
Hills
Highstreet
Deptford
Curtin
Grove-lane
Hammond
Dartford
Langford
Stroud
Ashy
Romford
Lord
Skinner-street
Somers’ Town
Hone
Greenwich
Giles
Fowler
Sc Alban
Old Montague Street
London
Law Intelligence: Court of Admiralty Jan 8 1820
The Mameluke case rules seamen must be paid wages when ordered to work on Sunday after refusal due to Sabbath rest. The Thetis salvage appeal details a salvage dispute between Commodore Baker Captain Dickenson Colonel de Roos and Algerine crew, with Sir John Nicholl unwilling to rule against a superior court injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nicholl
Thetis
Baker
Dickenson
Colonel de Roos
Algerine
Sir J. Nicholl
Court of Bankruptcy creditors meet for proofs and dividend
In the Court of Bankruptcy Commissioner Evans creditors gathered to prove debts and declare a dividend in Cochranes Bankrupts. Venables claimed on two bills amplifying a balance, while Sir Charles and Lady Morgan sought 971 for Metropolitan Magazine articles. Further proofs and a dividend declaration were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
F Pattisall
Sewell
Fane
Shaw
Court OF Bankruptcy
Commissioner Evans
Cochrane
Alderman Venables
Taylor
Fiat
Mesars. Venables and Co. Mr. Alderman Venables
Mr. Stevens
Sir Charles
Lady Morgan
Metropolitan Magazine
Sir Charles Morgan
Colburn
Colin M'Kenzie
Pattigall
Commission of Bankruptcy
Messrs. Bond and Pattisall
Change-alley
Singular Case of Affection and Deceit at the Old Kent Road
Nathaniel Frederick Okey, a stage coach master and insolvent, faced Mr Cooke for Miss Mary Botrick in a tale of deceit. Okey pretended wealth, borrowed money for a wedding, then wed another after pressuring Botrick for funds. The court condemned his heartless conduct, sentencing him to six months under the 47th section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Frederick Okey
Cooke
Mary Botrick
Nichols
Bricklayers’ Arms
Kent-road
Charing-cross
Mary
Miss Botrick
Smith
Oo Keiby
Efe
Miss Butrick
Mr. Cooke
Assault Verdict at Coopers Arms Trial
John Lethbridge was found guilty of assaulting city officer George Godfrey during duty at the Coopers Arms in Smithfield. Prosecutor testified he was attacked after ordering patrons to leave. Lethbridge claimed he only closed the door to keep others out. Sentence three months in the House of Correction. Recorder criticized the licensed house and noted prior complaints. Other assault cases were deemed of no public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hos
Hatton-Garden
John Hackett
Rogers
Laing
Idoyd
Knott
George Yard
Islington
James Collins
Trish
Collins
James Collings
Mary Blaney
Caroline Baker
Robert Duke
Elizabeth Harding
Leatherlane
Holborn
Mrs. Harding
Mr. 'Harding
Mrs Harding
Robert Laker
Middlesex
Robert Baker
Allen
Lain
St. George
St. Paul’s
Covent-garden
Ealing
Thames
John Hejfer
Gunlane
Limehouse
William Johnson
Hax
Broderip
William Mellish
Mill-wall
Poplar
Robins
Heffer
Ferry-Road
Aldgate Church
Portsoken Ward
Evans
Thames Police
W. Mellish
John Hooper
Meilish
M*kenzie
Hooper
Mellish
London
M'Kenzie
Evane
M‘kenzie
Thompson
Toumpoos
Cad
Air and Colourman
Vincent Assaudt
John Lethbridge
George Godfrey
Coopers’ Arms
West-street
Smithfield
House of Correction
Alderman Harmer
Middlesex Sessions Depraved Christmas Chapel Disturbance
Joseph Whitten and James Tuckwell, paupers from Hillingdon parish, faced indictments for a Christmas Day disturbance in the chapel of ease at Uxbridge and a common assault on Parkes. Found guilty on both counts, they were fined 20 shillings each and ordered imprisoned until payment, plus three months hard labor in the House of Correction for the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Whitten
James Tuckwell
Chapel of Ease
Hillingdon
Uxbridge
Parkes
C. Jones
House of Correction
Rumor of Mayo Seat Contest If Browne Becomes Peer
The Maya Constitution reports a rumour that if a vacancy arises in Mayo representation Sir W H Palmer may run on the Rapes interest. It also notes that should Dominick Browne be elevated to the peerage, another gentleman may contest the county, claiming full entitlement by birth fortune and intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
W. H. Palmer
Dominick Browne
Unite Masters and Operatives to Regenerate Industry
A Victorian call to unite masters and workers into a single Masters Union to advance real knowledge and wealth. It argues for cooperative action among employers and laborers, promising better wages, education, and health, while condemning idle oppression and misgoverned politics. The piece urges practical, peaceful reform to lift all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiaman
Attacc
Uae Gavanel
Great Britain
Ireland
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Corgo
Williams and Company Teamen
Gerrard Street
Bobu
Cooper's Hall
City of
Glasgow
Ster
Wee
Pri
Mperial Mocaubas Mining
Edward Oxenford
Brazil
Cocaes
Macaulus
Barclay Mounteney
Iuperial Macaubus Mining Association
Pope's Head Alley
Cornhill
Nuneaton
Warwickshire
Stockingford
Atthborough
Lonsomes
Churchwardeps
WM. Townsend
Joseph Cross
James Hand
John Lloyd
Arti Dale
Wade
Weasera
R. Cherville
National Gallery of Practical Science
Lowther Arcade
Adelaides Street
West Strand
Puck
Bull and Churton
Holles Street
Bell and Bradfute
Edinburgh
John Cumming
Dublin
Fortune
J. J. Secretan
Sherwood, Gilbert
Piper
Pater Nesterrow
J. Wacey
Broad Street
Yondon
Holyhead
Liverpool
Henry Parnell
Cartwright
M.P
William Stuart
Jephson
Charles Knightley
Keith Douglas
A. Agnew
Henry Handley
Messie
Coutts and Co
Mears
Smith, Payne
Wil Smuieh
Daventry
Watkins and Son
Coventry
Beck
Prime
Hirmingham
Attwoods and Co
Bank of Liverpool
Shrewsbury
Beck, Dodson
Northampton
Watkins, Tawney
John Macneill
Parliament Street
John Perring
Cecil-street
the Treasury
Bloomsbury
Eve
Albion
Star
Grimstone
Lewis
Broad-street
King-street
Long-acre
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Stewart
Hetton
Lambton
Lambton's Wall's End
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor Wharf
Wapping
High Bridge
LAW Intelligence
Police
Mansion House
Cowan
James Walter
Elizabeth Norris
St. James's
Duke’s Place
Jess
Offacdon
Altthough
Caurcass
Bridewell
Mary Stokes
Kinnersley
Pauzer
Bishopsgate Church
Mrs. Stokes
Dyer
Yer
Mr. Dyer
Queen-Square
William Cobbett
Derby
Byers
Field
Ray
Respectael
Barnard
Bin
Kenzie
Bar
Eeeoban
Ask Blackworth
Fe Pataly
Bradbrip
Great Britain and Ireland
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