The Fountain of Youth and Medical Promises in 1832
A historical ad extols belief in a fountain of youth as a metaphor for revivifying art and medicine. It touts a London and Lancaster presence offering nervous system treatments, claims worldwide grateful patients, and invites readers to send reports and remittance for advice and medicine. It notes publications on venereal disease and the life sciences, with addresses in London and Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Society For the Restoration of Health
London Hall
Charlotte-street
Rathbone-place
Wild
Catherine-treet
Strand
Hoskina
Quadrant
Humphris
Wilderness Tow
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Bee “ Oracle of Health
Kairon
Pliny
Sira
L. H
Goss and Co
Lan Sores Ia Co
Lancaster
Waterloo Bridge
Gonortheca
Paternoster Row
London
Calton
Trongata
Glasgow
Urorer
Booksellera
Price
Superior Ginger wine and brandy products advertised
An old advertisement catalog promotes inferior and genuine brandies and a patent brandy from Watson in London, with claims of purity and health benefits. It details prices, distribution via agents, and cautions about counterfeit products and genuine Wessels Jesuits Drops for various ailments, listing retailers and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Mensgos
T. Taylog
Holborn
Drury:lane
Watson
Balhae Yara
Wythe
Watson’s
London
Pylades steamer lost near coast with one drownings
Amsterdam reports the Pylades steamer bound for the East Indies sank near the coast after a sudden flood. About 40 crew were saved by a fishing boat. one man drowned. The ship carried insurance of 300,000 florins in London and 85,000 florins in Amsterdam. Possible causes include an accident or possible malice, with a strong demand for a thorough inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Pylades
East Indies
London
Hague
Prince of Orange
Ith Ultimo
War Department
Duke of Leuchtenberg
Portugal
Rotterdam
Nimeguen
Frankfort
Vienna
Persia
Turkey
Russia
America
Armenia
Amort Syed
ST. Petersburgh
Council of the Empire
Europe
Asia
Cronstadt
Warsaw
Vistula
St. Petersburgh Journal
Quarterly Dividends Return to Public Payment at Bank of England
Dividends due on the latest quarter began payment at the Bank of England with a larger total than the previous quarter. Transfer books reopen on specified dates for various securities including Annuities and India Stock. Private transfers may occur now with the customary fee, enabling bankers to remit to customers promptly.
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Piccadilly
William
George Robina
Freef Scyean
London
England
Car Det
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhall-street
Pere Ihig Thomas Hasuer
Egyptian Halt
Leadenhal-street
Wtvqtingic
Tayling
W. Ayling
Portland-street
Oxford-street
N.B
Ayling
Chailera
the Treasury
Arranethy
Andrews
Guppy
Nelson-square
Barberow
Jamaica
Gutta Serena
Mary Street
Regent's Park
P. Saundersom
Harper Street
Leeds
H. Pluckwell
Tottenham House
Tottenham
Middlesex
E. Englefield
Park-street
Windsor
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Long-acre
Grimstone
the Time
Evening Mail
Chronicle
Morning Herald
Sunday Herald
Old England
United Service Gazette
Morning News
Cheltenham
Journal
Public Ledger
British Travelter
Weekly Times
Action and Star
Liverpool Chronicle
Sun
Weekly Dispatch
Merthyr Tydvil Guardian
True Sun
Carmarthen Journal
Buckingham
The
Legal Examiner
Law Chronicle
Lady's Magazine
Evangelical Magazine
East and West India Magazine
C.&c
Bromsbury
Peter Sanderson
Harper-street
Bank of England
India
South Sea
Court Circular mentions Peel and dignitaries at Privy Council affairs
The report records Sir Robert Peel at his office and a two hour audience with the Privy Council, with Ellenborough and the Archbishop of Canterbury noted. It cites Hon Alexander Baring traveling to Essex for an election, and French Chargé d Affaires visiting Aberdeen. Turkish minister dined with the royals at the Brighton pavilion amid a foreign powers gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Srobert Peel
Ellenborough
Aberdeen
Secre Goulburn
R. Peel
Wley
Ardens
Derby racing notes from Chester and early season cards
The report lists horses named for Chester races and Derby entries, noting silences in betting. It mentions Silenus Coriolanus Pacelle colt Ibratim and Lugris, with other entries including Abbas Mirza Birdlime Nell Gwynne and Touchstone. Multiple 4-year entries and 6-year olds noted amid nominations and stand clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersall’s
Yestenpay
Derby
Adda
Silenus
Urtias
Tbrahim
Luck
Chester
Mr. Price
Nanney
Lord Westminster
Touchstone
Abbas Mirza
Mr. Mostyn
Mr. G. Cook
Mr. Fuller
Sir T. Stanley
R. Bulkeley
Lambkin
Mr. Milea
the Cardinal
Mr. Hodson
David
Mr. Beardsworth
Lucinda
Y. Tarragon
Mr. Robinson
Solon
R. Turner
Fearnhurnt
Mr. Gi
T. Stanley
Mr. Giffard
Tramp
Kalmia
Lord Grey of
Graby
King Cole
Mammon
Lord Derby
Buccaneer
Mr. Nanney
Sir William
Young Tarragon
Jemima
Chimney-Sweeps Strife and Public Works Reform Debated
Reports from Westminster court detail Mil lard pressuring against underage labor in chimney sweeping and fines for abetting, plus a horse cruelty case and Pavement Act penalties. A lengthy pamphlet section argues for turning road trusts into a unified system to reduce tolls and taxes, fund mechanical conveyance, and protect agriculture amid national distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard
United Society of
Messrs
Gregorie and Burrell
Preiss
Westminster
Caleb Ludford
Orchard-street
Caleb
Gregorie
James Franklin
Robert Ainsworth
Franklin
Ainsworth
Marylebone
Canenty
James Kirby
Messia
Joseph Carter Wood
Etrerta
House of Correction
Mechanial Agency as Lever for Social Regeneration
A fragmentary historical notice argues for consolidation of roads post office and mechanical conveyance to ease grievances of landowners in the United Kingdom. It urges action to merge profits and reduce poverty, disease, and crime, invoking a political plan to empower domestic happiness and social regeneration through broad reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sts
Feztow Countayuen
Ann. Bar- Mere
Acta
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Three Kingdoms
England
Scotland
Ireland
Ag 4
National Fund
Pli
Jan Gumbt
Desler Fk Buel
RBC
Tellecy
Ghall
Treasure of 3650 coins and oddities unearthed near Koenigeberg
A farmer five miles from Koenigeberg unearthed a vase containing 3 650 coins of Grand Masters of the Teutonic Order dating no later than the 1410 Battle of Tannenberg and various ornaments in pristine state. Nearby in France a sand-pit yields petrified palm top fragment 3.5 feet long, fossil bones and shells attracting geologists. The Abbeville Society plans an annual bronze medal and cash prize for workers of good conduct and temperance. A separate discovery along Jackson's factory yard reveals a child’s brick-enclosed skeleton and a corroded hatchet fragment, linked to a long-ago disappearance and coroner inquiry. An American diary note describes Marshall Michigan’s growing town life with notices of thefts, laborers, and a proposed railroad route. Albanian insurrection reports note local bands declaring independence, with leaders rallying against the Porte amid broader European unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenigeberg
Teutonic Order
Tannenberg
Chateaudun
France
Society of Emulation of
Abbeville
Medaille de Tempérance
Jackson’s Gao
Arylebone
Marylebone
Michigan
Joeerartsda
Cature
Albania
Porte
Taph
Perak
Zookedes
Tepelena
Averotron
Janina
Pitolia
Constitutionsel
Paris
Russia
The
Crescent
Bante
Anestrig
Moldavia
Walachia
Bosnia
Servia
Alsetia
Austria
England
Epa
Cap
Fra
SDS
Locy
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the Bandit
Resell
Shulz
Hassel
Guadni
Guistavas
Feu
Gustavos
Gustavns
Masanjello
J. es _BENHAM
Nergrnen
L. Benham
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Wigmore Street
Cavendish
Aare
Pled-street
Banks and CO
Franks and Co
Redcross-street
Barbican
Regent-atree
J. Albert’s
King William Street
Betes
New Street
Petersham
Lveriss, &c
Jarvis
Tottenham-court-road
Sutton and Co
Bow Church-yard
Kenton, Co
Falcop-square
Drew, Hayward, and Co
Thorn
Phipps
Vines
Macassar
Rowland
Woodhouse
D. Woodhouse
King William-street
New London-bridge
Ole
Nce
Gaiard-street Cin
Shane
Fay
A. B
Chandos Street
Covent Garden
Celie
J. J. Secretan
Sherwood, Gilbert
Piper
Brocksopp and CO
Brocksopp
Almon, Ody, and Co
Salmon
Ody
Wessels
Joseph Wessels
St.Paul’s
Stradling
Royal Bachanke-cata
Orohili
Sanger
Re and Chandler
Berlin
Berne
Zurich
Sporting
Lord Jersey
Ridadgie
s.Coriolanus
Duke of Cleveland
Mr. Walkers Carttas
s.Ibratim
Davies Lock
Mr. Batson
Stockport
Pelops
Silentia
Ibrahim
Police Intelligence
Thames Office
R. Lumley
Lower Shadwell
Broderip
Robert Swart
Michael Angelo Taylor
Smart
Lumley
Great Britain