Oldridge's Balm advertised as hair restorative cure
An advertisement from 1 Wellington Street Strand promotes Oldridge's Balm as a premier hair remedy imported from Philadelphia. It claims to prevent hair loss within 48 hours, regrow hair in three weeks, prevent greying, add gloss, and even grow whiskers and eyebrows. Certificates from Philadelphia officials are cited. buyers warned to beware of counterfeits.
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A. Oldridge
Columbia
Philadelphia
Wellington-street
Strand
United Kingdom
Oldridge
Gilbert Robinson
City of
Great Britain
London
N.B
Election of a Presbyterian in Newfoundland colony
A reforming note from the Morning Register praises St John’s election of Dr Carson, a Presbyterian, over Hogan, a Catholic, amid Catholic support for freesgov and a Bishop’s backing. The piece argues Catholics in Newfoundland chose a Protestant ally in government, refuting fears of Catholic ascendancy. It likens Newfoundland to Ireland and urges Protestants to heed the example of political rather than religious allegiance.
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St. John’s
Newfoundland
House of Assembly
Hogan
Carson
Fleming
Ireland
Morning Register
Germany
Italy
France
Poland
Europe
Commission
Duke de Broglie
M. Bignon
Fergusson
England
Russia
Vienna
Lord Palmerston
House of Commons
St. Petersburgh
Moniteur
Paria
London
Proposed Subways Meeting on London Bridge Line
A Sewers Committee at the Guildhall discussed subways for a new street from London Bridge. Tenders were reviewed. gas and water interests balked at funding. Experts warned of ventilation, light, and safety issues amid gas mains plans and a recent King Street explosion. An unrelated note reports a midshipman’s wife attempted suicide aboard HMS Vengeur, later rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Commissioners of Sewers
Guildhall
London Bridge
Gade
New River Water Company
Gas Companie
Lowe
Chartered Gas Company
Royal Society
London
Gude
Margate
King-street
St. James’s Square
City Gas Company
Appointments of Masters Extraordinary in Chancery
Whitehall reports the Lord Chancellor naming Ellis Cunliffe of Manchester and others as Masters Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Additional notices appoint William Henry Newnan to the same role. The King presents Rev Richard Keats to the vicarage of Northfleet following Doctor Gilbert Buchanan’s death.
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Whitehall
Ellis Cunliffe
Manchester
County of Lancaster
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Robert Clark Paul, the Younger
Tetbury
Gloucester
Thomas Fowke Andrew Barnaby
Newark-upon-Trent
Nottingham
William Henry Newnan
Southampton
Richard Keats
Northfleet
Kent
Canterbury
Gilbert Buchanan
Circuits of the relief of insolvent debtors schedule
A detailed listing of spring and northern circuits for the Commissioners relief of insolvent debtors led by H R Reynolds and T B Bowen with dates marching from February 15 through April 21 across towns in Hampshire Wiltshire Cornwall Devon Somerset Monmouth Herefordshire Worcestershire Gloucestershire Oxfordshire Sussex Kent and Maidstone. The document also covers Midland circuits under W J Law with dates in March and April, and military appointments and insolvency memoranda including quartering of officers, commissions and bankruptcy notices.
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Southern
H. R. Reynolds
Hampshire
Winchester
Southampton
Wiltshire
Salisbury
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Cornwall
Roumin
Devonshire
Plymouth
Exeter
City
Somersetshire
Wells
Bath
Bristol
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Herefordshire
Hereford
Worcestershire
Worcester
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Berkshire
Reading
Sussex
Horsham
Kent
Dover
City of Canterbury
Maidstone
Northern
T. B. Bowen, Esq
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham and
Town
Derbyshire
Derby
Yorkshire
Wakefield
Kingston-upon-Hull
York and City
Richmond
Durham
Northumberland
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Cumberland
Carlisle
Westmoreland
Appleby
Kendal
Lancashire
Lancaster
Preston
Liverpool
Cheshire
Chester
Midland
W. J. Law
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Essex
Chelmsford
Colchester
Suffolk
Ipswich
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Norwich
Lynn
Imerhe
Peterborough
Leicestershire
Leicester
Lichfield
Staffordshire
Stafford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Warwickshire
Birmingham
Warwick
City of
Coventry
Northamptonshire
Northampton
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Beasingtonhire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Ely
Bury St. Edmund's
Cambridge
Buckinghamshire
Aylesbury
Bombastic Court of Bankruptcy notices across English towns
A long list of individuals and firms from Barratt to J. Pestell appear in a Court of Bankruptcy schedule with dates in February and January. It records creditors, debtors, and locations like Old Brompton, Pall Mall, Threadneedle Street, and Marylebone, among others, noting occupations and times of appearance.
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Hertfordshire
L. Sykes
Old Jewry
J. Gapp
Seymour-mews
Marylebone
J. Thorpe
South Owersby
Lincolnshire
Angel Inn
Brig
J. Hackett
Breedon-on-the- Leicestershire
Hastings
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Leicestershire
J. Chapman
Wisbech
Cambridgeshire
Dee's ‘Royal Hotel
Birmingham
F. Dann
Drypool
Yorkshire
Miller
Kingston Hotel
Kingston-upon-Hull
W. Hankin
Kirkdale
Lancashire
Stone-Magon
Clarendon-rooms
Liverpool
Lomax
Hoghton Hottoms
Pancashires
Calico-Printer
Blackorn
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Inner Temple
D. W. Harvey
M.P
Ridgway
Piccadilly
Hunter
St. Paul's Church Yard
Butterworth
Fleet-street
Wilson
Royal Ex Spanges Chalk
Fenton, Heddon, and Taylor
Loder
Brighton
Daniel Wakefield
Charles Fox
Paternoster-row
Portwine
Dr. Baillie
Celsus
Ordo
C. Gerard
R. Venables
A.M
M.B. Price
Garthusian-street
Cox
Holborn
James Boyd
High School
Edinburgh
Niebuhr
Western Railway
Swain, Stevens
Ristol
CH SA
William Tothlll
Byondon
Holyhead
Liverpool Steam Coach and Road Company
Sir Henry Parnell
Cartwright
William Stuart
D. Jepison
Charles Knightley
R. Keith Douglas
A. Agnew
Henry Handley
Messrs
Coutts and Co
Smith, Payne and Smith
Caventry
Watkins and Son
Beck and
Prime
Attwoods and Co
Bank of Liverpool
Beck, Dodson
Watkins, Tawney, and Gillett
A. M. Robertson
Parliament Street
Messra
Green
Agus LI i Company
William Banbury
Harry Barrett
Edward Bates
Thomas Camplin
James Clift
Dryden Elstob
A. Janes
Francis Green
Brian Shaw Hilditch
Palmer Knight
Thomas Davies
New Broad-street
Wm. Coulson
Charterhouse-square
Vere
Sapte, Banbury, and Co
Lombard-street
Board of Directors
Samuel Barrett
Bish
Cornhill
Poultry
Regent Street
London-bridge
Glasgow
Wift and CO
Coopers’ Hall
Swift and Co
Royal Exchange
Regent's.circus
Oxford-street
Hay Market
Coventry-street
Williams and Company
Teamen and Coffer Roasters
Gerrard-street
Soho
Pope, Brothers
Stewart's
Hetton
Lambton’s
Wi's
Pope, Brothers, and Co
Abbey Wharf
Westminster
Dockhead
Shad Thames
Southwark
Anchor
Wapping
High Bridge
Greenwich
Pope, Brothers, Beard, and Co
Western Wharf
Edward-street
Regent's Park Basin
Wain and CO
Tailors, &c
New Bridge-street
Saxony
Petersham
and Co
Messia
Swain and Co
Parliament OF Newfoundland
H.M.S. Vengeur
Sheerness
Althoug
the Gazette OF
War Office
13Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
G. J. Walker
Purchase
Benson
T. B. Jackson
Walker
16Th Light Dragoons
G. T. W. Pipon
Ellis
3D Regiment of Foot
Dyce
M. D
A. Gibson
13Th Foot
D. Murray
M.D
46Th Foot
Paterson
C. Kenney
H. F. Hawker
J. Paterson
Villa
Murray
W. Elliott
W. Pitman
W. A. Hale
Butler
Starr
T. R. Jameson
3D Foot
H. Browne
Honourable East India Company
Chatham
Pearson
49Th Foot
J. Winkler
G. Dolmage
J. Mee
P. Legh
T. W. Edwards
Vyal West India Rangers
G. M. Higgins
FP. Freudenthal
King’s
W. H. Spencer
James Wanseil
Howland-street
Fitzroy-square
Alexander William Mills
Carey-street
Liberty of the Rolls
Richard Lloyd
Taverne Brawner
William Sharp
Threadneedle-street
Court of Bankruptcy
Leigh
George-street
Cannon
Beskbury
Ralph Earnshaw
Hancocks
West Bradford
Town Hall
Willis
Watson
Bower
Tokenhouse-yard
Lothbury London
Oddie
Clitheroe
Edward Walkinshaw
Liverpol
Towne
Broad-street
Udon
Minshull
Robert Greenham
Pritt, Clay
Swift
Blackstock
Bunce
Serjeants’ Inn
Fleetstreet
Thomas Pearson
Robert Gordon Roberts
Clarendon Rooma
Mr. Whitley
Garey
Sweeting
Chancery-lane
E. Bennett
Merstham
Surrey
Smith
J. Liley
Redbourn
J. Scott
Northall
J.C. Keene
Kingsland-road
J. Bristow
Stepney
W. Delamain
Wells-street
W.huckel
Duke-street
St. James’s
J. Jackson
Bishopsgate
G. Watkins
T. Walsh
J. Fell
Glaziers
G. F. Holt
J. Kenney
Grantham
J. Emery
Mercers
R. Moxon
H. Smith
Kingston-upon- Hull
G. and
H. Huxham
Swansea
Glamorganshire
J. W. Southgate and Co
G. Wells
J. Wilson
T. Irwin
Southwark-bridge-road
Hatters
M. Stedman
P.murphy
Stonemasons
J. Wells
J. Drake
St. Martin’s-le- Grand
Wootten-Drapers
R. Pearce
W. Baker
T. A
N. Catlin
Saffron Walden
D. Harrison
J. Ecroyd
R. Hanzam
W. Newton
East Retford
G. Tinson
W. Twigg
Belvidere-wharf
Waterloo-bridge
J. and
H.greaves
Birstal
W. Coath
J. Driscoll
Teat
Chamber OF Deputies
Spain
Portugal
Ottoman Empire
M.de Lamartine
M. de Lamartine
Messrs. de Corcelles
de Briqueville
Chamber
Solliigh
Geptra
Roland
Turkey
Erfurt
Paris
Alexander
Napoleon
Spanish
Italian
Bognin
Albaurg
Morea
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Bignon
Hied
Austria
Exeample
Prussia
Berlin
Congress of Ministers
Pransia
Rome
Pops Pius VII