Stirling's Stomach Pills Promote Health Across Ages
An 19th century advertisement touts Stirling's Stomach Pills with quinine and stomachic drugs, claiming cures for liver and stomach disorders, indigestion, loss of appetite, and cholera Morbus, urging universal use in families and listing multiple London vendors and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Materis Medica
Perales
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel High-street
Hoxenat
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Sanger
Oxford Street
Hannah and Co
Heudebourk
Middle-row
Holborn
Prout
Strand
Stradling
Royal Exchange-gate
Johnson
Cornhill
Hervey
Great Surrey Street
Blackfriars
Wilmot
Borough
Newberry
St. Paul's
Butler
St. Paul’s
Brabham
Riots Over Scottish Poll Threats Target Buchanan Supporters
After threats against Buchanan supporters in Scotland, a crowd demanded to ring church bells when poll results showed. They attacked homes of voters, broke church door to ring the bell, and were briefly dispersed by authorities before being recaptured by dragoons. The Sheriff Substitute and Procurator Fiscal investigated and arranged Lanark gaol transfers.
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Buchanan
Glasgow
Lanark
Hamilton
Edinburgh
Weather and naval notices from 1831 era summary
Sometime New. The electors of York celebrate the return of Hon E R Petre with tea parties. Halifax Express reports damp Liverpool to Demerara news up to November 28 on drought relief and labour losses from policy, then rain and cultivation improvements after November 21. East India House Court of Directors sees leave taking of Captains Locke Cadmac Kellaway Hine Whitehead Scott. Vansittart given to Scott. Correspondent notes Tory seat move from Lothians to Aberdeens, Banff, Moray, with Reformers seizing forts and leaders reacting, per Aberdeen Herald.
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York
E. R. Petre
Halifax
Seaforth
Liverpool
Démérara
East India House
Robert Locke
Duke of York
Joseph
Cadmac
Ingus
Bengal
China
James
Kellaway
Bombay
St. Helena
John Hine
Marquis of
Melville
Aberdeen Herald
An Outcast and the London Poor Defy Indifference
A London letter to the editor recounts a starving Irish immigrant records lack of parish relief, calls for dignity in work, and criticizes machinery’s misuse by owners. He links hardship to government neglect, outlines survival through begging or theft, and advocates reform to feed and shelter laborers. He warns of rebellion if law and welfare fail.
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W. W
Brandiex
Jamaica
Smith
W. W. Atson
Smith's
S.esaess
Svith
Ireland
London
Cobbett
Acre
Shoreham and the Bramber Rape vacancy report
The Brighton Guardian notes rumors that Sir Charles Mernk Burrell may be called to the Lords, prompting potential candidacies by Captain Pechett Mr. G. F. Jones and Sir Edward B. Sugden for the Rape of Bramber seat. Reports from Demetara 1882 discuss rainwater scarcity and colonial pricing, with varied global trade notes, Warsaw politics calm, and cotton manufacture expanding under duty impacts.
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Shoreham
Bramber
Charles Mernk Burrell
House of Lords
Pechett
G. F. Jones
Edward B. Sugden
Brighton Guardian
Demetara
Paisley
Caledonian Morea
Warsaw
Bill
Great Britain
Scotland
United
West Indies
East
Bond
Lord Asthorp
Glasgow Chronicle
Kemsis
Boston Atlas
Kemble
Boston
Dudierice
Baye
Velo York Gazette
Meeting on sending twenty destitute boys to Cape of Good Hope
A Society in Sackville Street debated shipping twenty asylum boys from West Ham to the Cape as agricultural laborers. Lord Goderich approved the plan as an experiment with government subsidy, contingent on School of Industry costs. The meeting, with Captain Brenton presiding, urged immediate emigration aboard the Charles Kerr, with half passage funded by the government.
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Sackville Street
West Ham
Cape of Good Hope
Captain Brenton
R.N
Cape
Graham’s Town Journal
Captain B
Lord Goderich
Colonial-office
Hay
Downing-street
Viscount Goderich
Society
Goderich
Charles Kerr
Graham's
Mr. Fry
Colonial Office
OLD BAILEY SESSIONS BURGLARY TRIAL AT LONDON COURT
At Old Bailey on January 9, John Games James Rogers and Robert Faylor faced charges of burglariously breaking into a dwelling and stealing goods. Sarah Jackson was indicted for receiving. Evidence traced items from a December burglary to pawnbrokers and testifying officers, with defendants found guilty and Jackson acquitted. The session also covered witness absence penalties and separate cases including a publican charged with assault on a ten year old, leading to an accidental death verdict for the infant.
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Middlesex
John Games
James Rogers
Robert Faylor
Sarah Jackson
Thomas Wade
Torrington-park
Hornsey-road
Islington
Fenchurch-street
Thomas Falland
St. Giles’s
Wells
Longacre
Broad-street
Charlesstreet
Drury-lane
Rogers
Stone
Taylor
Wee
Elizabeth Beck
Henry Linder
Beck
Games
William Clark
Wade
Jackson
Straight
Arraigne
Clerkenwell
William Burdon
Joseph Wood
Michael Purcell
Phillips
Clarkson
John Leeson
Chiswell-street
William Webster
Hoxing
Ib Jatoother
Fio Aoeben
Ios Raoaerk
Purcell
Baker
Namit
Princey
Guil c
Middlesex Sessions hears case on chapel intrusion
The Middlesex Sessions held Sin. 9 tried George Colwell and another for unlawfully entering the Baptist Chapel Wentworth Street St Luke's with intent to steal. Evidence suggested the chapel was entered after closing and doors broken, but verdict found not guilty as indictment did not prove unlawful entry or intent. Judge noted case adjourned with hope for smoother proceedings next term.
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George Colwell
Kapin
Wentworth-street
St. Luke's
Nagal
Stollen
Westminster Improvements Reported by Parliament Committee
A London report recounts a Select Committee's inquiry into improving approaches to the Houses of Parliament and nearby Buckingham Palace. It endorses a grand scheme financing roadways and public spaces via Crown lands, aiming to enhance salubrity, access, and grand urban design in Westminster.
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Buckingham
Palace
Wade
Sivan
Behemet
Hfner
Cork
Gardensra
Smith’s
Jefferies
Accomplish the W Steps Will Be Forthwith
The statement notes that steps will be taken to carry the plan into effect without delay. The wording emphasizes immediate action by the concerned authorities.
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