Brandreth’s Pills Promoted by Old Public Notices
An 1830s style advertisement extols Brandreth's Pills as a universal medicine correcting blood impurity and curing numerous ailments. It cites long usage, cautions against dangerous dosages, and quotes favorable notes from Oxford Herald and other testimonials. Also notes pricing and availability from medicine vendors nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conanza
Sawuapat
Munster Street
Regent's Park
Stirling
Sarah Porter
Clarence Gardens
Johnson
Beale
Longacre
William
Morison
Sarah Paine
Maianster Street
Mn. Robinson
Brandreth
Vle
Leibova
Bart BP
Braedreth
Ben Baia Aires
H. W. Dewhurst
A. W. Dewacarr
Worces
Oxford Herald
Wilkins
Magdalen
Dessert Fruit Knives and Franks Copaiba Remedy Ad
A London advertisement lists Dessert Fruit Knives with ivory handles and silver ferrules, priced at three guineas per pair or eight guineas and a half per dozen with solid silver blades. It promotes The Green Book on syphilitic affections, and Pranks COPAIBA solution with testimonials from Green, Cooper, Hentsch, Meade, and others, noting medical uses and availability in multiple shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P I . Cox Savory
Goldsmith, &c
Cornhill
London
N. B
Joseph Henry Green
P.R S
Royal College of Burgeona
St. Thomas's Hospital
King’s College, Lon
Pranks
Re. Thomas's Hospital
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Bransby Cooper, Ray
F.R.S
Guy's Hospital
C &R
Bransby Cooper
George Pranks
Gonurthara
Cooper
New-Street
Spring-gardena
Willins
William Hentsch
Greville-Street
Hatton Garden
Fr. W. Meade
Fisq
Columbian
13Th Light Pragoonal Bir
Agaspet
Idia
Bolivar
Tam
Meade
Waltham Green
George Franks
Blackfriars
Agenta
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-etreet
Sanger
Oxford Street
Johnstone
Fnn
Bowling
St. George's Circus
Surrey Theatre
Watts
Lot
Edgeware-road
Medical
Lower Sackville-street
Dublin
J. and
Raime
Southwalk
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Honourable Commissioners of Stamps
Blackfriara-road
N.B. Hocepitals
GOSS and Co. Cure Venereal Diseases Declares Worldwide Services
Messages from Messrs GOSS and Co. Os London claim cure for venereal disorders and drunkenness aftermaths. They offer daily consultations at No. 7 Lancaster Place WRC surgeons with treatment possible by mail, boasting certificates from hospitals and high authorities. They publish The 18 of Lips and other works and list outlets in London Edinburgh Glasgow Dublin and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Principhis Ohsta
Messrs. Goss and Co
Royal College of Surgeons
London
Gusb and Co
Gom and Co
WRC
Lancaster Place
The
Asiatic Journal
Europe
India
New Works on Diseases of the Generative System and Syphilis
An aged advertisement extols a historical treatise on syphilis and its consequences, with practical observations on diseases of the generative system, nervous debility, and the harms of solitary vice. It highlights Dr Courtenay’s writings, praising moral guidance, efficacy, and extensive testimonials from medical practitioners, printers, and booksellers across London and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao
Hasin
Cameron
Wr. Courtenay
Ininy
Eoesoer
Gether
Prauter
Inspector and Literary Review
Simpsin and Marshall
Seationer’s Court
Onwhyn
Catherine Street
Strand
Strange
Paternoster-row
W. Marah
Oxford-street
Hayes
Regent-otreet
M’phun
Trongate
Glasgow
Galtom-street
Edinbergh
Slatter
High-street
L Ord
J. Chappel
Royal Exchange
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough
Street
Regent-street
Coar Fe
Courtenay
Complaint Over Detention At Marylebone Station
William Davy denounces High Constable Bradshaw and others for arresting him at night and detaining him in a dark cell near the Court-house for over twelve hours. He describes being moved to a cell with a water closet, denied breakfast to his son, and kept in ill health until morning, and asks the editor to publish the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
True Sun
Bradshaw
Middlesex
William Davy
Marylebone Vestry
Gilbert-street
Oxford-street
Destructive Limerick Fire Devastates Russell Stores
A blaze at Mr John Russell’s provision business in Upper William Street Limerick on Wednesday night reduced the vast square of stores and offices to smouldering ruins. Loss estimated in the tens of thousands of pounds with hundreds of workers affected as authorities, soldiers, and police responded. The fire likely started in a kiln after holiday closures, with a frantic effort to save parts of the premises and its livestock and grain stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
John Russell
Upper
William-street
Russell
Newtown-Mahon
Nicholas-street
Cornwallis-street
Old Windmill-road
Tretland
Miss Smyth
T. P. Vokes
Sanex Douglas
Clements
Liverpool
London
Limerick Times
Leeds Reformers Plan Breakfast for Edward Bailey MP
The Leeds Reformers contemplate a public breakfast to honor Edward Bailey MP for the Municipal Reform triumph as reported by Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupac
Leeds
Edward Bai Q
Times
Rowland and Son Macassar Oil advert at Hatton Garden
An advertisement from A Rowland and Son at 20 Hatton Garden extols Macassar Oil for hair restoration and whitening, with testimonials from customers, pricing at 3s 6d up to 21s per bottle, and warnings against imposters misusing the name. It promotes the product as beneficial for adults and children, and directs readers to seek the Rowland name on the wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rowland
Berks
Commercial-road
G. Masters
Rowland
A. Rowand & Sex
Hatton-Ganven
Alex. RowLand
Bristol Market Prices Rise After Holidays And New Ports Fraud
Bristol markets show stronger activity with prices 1s 6d to 2s higher amid stock shortages. Brown Raws quoted at 62s with 45s offered in London for fine crusted. Perthshire Courier notes a Glasgow impostor case, the Magnetic Vole, aided by nobles, and calls diplomats to charity. Athenaeum suggests Arctic whaling may shift to Atlantic routes. whales and porpoises abound off Ireland’s west coast, offering potential oil and fisheries relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Locar
London
Bristol
Glasgow
Passports, &Co
Wattoines
Atlantic Ocean
Ireland
Newfoundland
Arctic
House of Commons
Athenaum
Emancipation of the Press Rally at Rathbone Place
Feargus O Connor leads a crowded meeting at the National Labour Exchange Bazaar to press for free un stamped newspapers. He denounces stamp duty, urges universal press access, and argues free media sustains liberty, with support from radicals and supporters of the unstamped press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labour Exchange
Charlotte Street
Rathbone-place
R Wade
Macconnell
Saul
Cleave
Savage
Bell, &Co
Feargus O'Connor
Earl Spencer
Lord Althorp
O’connor
Ireland
Eaid
Paddy
Tibel
7Rue Sun
Spectator
China
England
Great
Radical Association
France
King of Tories
Westnacott
Mr. O’connor
Westmacott
Mr. O'Connor
Riar
Mr. Westmacott
Hetherington
Bell
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J.T. Barber
Hodgson
Freet Street
Hursday
Polin
Audebert Histoire Naturells Des
Dugdale
Aymer
Fordera
Holmes
Scotland
Ralph
Rapio
Kenett
Hoadly
Leckall
Tillotson
Barrow
Lightfoot
Mede
Hamsond
Owen
Ambrose
Cowper
Quarte—Lodge
Lodina
Grace
Archlogia
Warburton
Fleury, Cellier
Tillemoot
Lodge
Hansard
Bield
Norfolk
Collins
E. Brydges
Ashmoole
Berkshire
Russia
Bott
Warren
Ee Breodreth
Prrandreth
Branton
Crue
Onsieur
Paris
Russell-street
M.R.C.S
Sherwood
Paternoster Row
Effingham Wilon
Brooks
New Bond-street
Carvalho
First-street
Chapple
Pall
Tarmon Kyowtsner
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