Under Distinguishing Patronage Tonic Extract Sale
A historical advertisement touts Pearve Elgrave's Tonic Extract as a rapid curative for spasms bilious attacks appetite loss indigestion and general debility. It claims royal patronage and nationwide distribution with high efficacy and modest dosing, urging purchase through authorised agents at Ts Gd per bottle. It also promotes Rowland's Macassar Oil and other cosmetic items with price details and vendor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearve
Elgrave
Berte, &c
Delgrate
Rerent-street
Russia
Austria
China
Owland
Nomcu
Bettie
Rowland
Uwland
Beerve
A. Rowland
A. Rowlandson
Metidns
London Show Room Display of Superior Silver Plated Goods
London on a Friday evening in January 1836 Cox Savory Goldsmiths announces a newly fitted show room for a display of superior silver plated wares. The firm promotes low prices that have drawn public attention to their watch jewellery silver spaces and fur silver branches of the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Savory
E At
Cornbil
Insolvent Debtor Case Involves Clergy Discredit and Appeal
In the Insolvent Debtors Court a dispute over damages from a criminal conversation case pits Rev Edward Pole Neale against Rev Edward Birch. The proceedings featured intense public interest, parliamentary figures, and arguments on moral responsibility while the court weighed damages against the insolvent clerk’s claimed innocence. The judge adjourned with remarks on morals and public justice as the case awaits final judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Cutie Missioners
Howen
Clarris
RIRCA
Neale
Edward Pole Neale
Frittenden
J. A. Roebuck
M.P
Edward Birch
Gan
Alderman Birch
Messrs. Cooke
Woodruffe
Actios
Birch
John Preston Nesle
Hirch
Mary Ann
Tindal
Westminster
Jane
Roebuck
Ingulvent
Church of England
Cooke
Learard
Commissioner Harris
Mr. Roebuck
Berge Willister
Koebuck
Court of Common Pleas
Mer
Bowen
Mr. Hoehuck
Froshman
Mr. Cooke
Fin
Parturiunt Montea
Learned Council
Tuteel
Frederick Pollock
Lnsalvent
House of Lords
Creditora
Darasin
Conmmeissinger
Contempt for justice in Ireland tithe cases noted
The article denounces government delays and police refusals in enforcing tithe decrees in Ireland. It cites two Court of Exchequer cases seeking penal proceedings against police and military officers who refused to aid in executing writs and serving subpras. It highlights the involvement of Otway Cave M.P. for Tipperary in one case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Court of Exchequer
Thomas Knox
R. Berkeley Greene
Edward D. Knox
Malone
Miller
Lord Viscount Morpeth
Morning Chronicle
Episcopaliana
Times
Scotland
Ireland
Mulgrave
Morpeth
O'Connell
Otway Cave
Tipperary
Obedience to Law: A Courier Critique of a New Theory
The Courier lampoons a northern light moral philosophy asserting obedience depends on whether a law can or ought to be obeyed. It mocks turning lawfulness on subjective opinion, questions who decides such disputes, and notes the paper’s claim that obedience should be conditional on can or ought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. B
Courier
New Law Appointments Prompt Debate in Herald Era
The Herald questions why Sir John Campbell and Sir R Rolfe twice had claims as Attorney-General and Solicitor-General passed over by ministers. It argues Campbell’s abilities merit higher posts but says political concerns led to sacrifices to protect the administration. The piece notes Rolfe’s equity background and asks why he was bypassed for the Rolls.
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John Campbell
R. Rolfe
J. Campbell
England
Standard
Stafford
Lord Lyndhurst
Sir John Campbell
Ford
Rolls
Lady Campbell
C. Pepys
Rolls’ Court
C. Rolfe
Bicker
Bickersteth and Campbell as Whig Bench Prospects
The Standard argues Mr Bickersteth and Sir John Campbell are central to Whig plans for judicial posts and peerages, weighing Master of the Rolls and Attorney General roles against parliamentary utility. It contends the arrangement would reshape the cabinet, unifying politics and law while pressing a dissolution.
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Bickersteth
Sir R. Peet
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Brougham
Morning Chronicle
Times
John Campbell
The
Rolls
J. Campbell
the Rolls
John
Rolfe
Roebuck
Sir John
Dudley
Tobacco adulteration crackdown at local shops
The Collector of Excise at the port, with Messrs Rewcastle and Watkins, seized several quantities of adulterated tobacco manufactured at Hull. Dealers are warned that under 1 and 9 Geo IV cap 109 sec 14 they face penalties the same as manufacturers if found selling read adulterated articles.
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Accomby
Rewcastle and Watkins
Hull
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Dublin
Bel Fe
Plymouth
Palmoocth
H Mills
Alderman Stair
Tower
Regentareus
Piedaly
Dublin Suam Company
St Batharine’s
W. J. Smith
Naval Credit
St J. Albert’s
King William-Street
London Bridge
Petersham
the Bank
Hebrew Review
Ny Lin
Abraham T
Peer Times
Mallman Street
Bedford-row
Et Simptin
Warshall
Hall-court
Canada
Charles Knight
Ludgate-street
Derrynane Abbey
Wiliam Pickering
Pablubrer
Chancery Lane
P.M. DE Cherville
Efinghem Wilson
Royal Exchange
Igst
London Review
Guizot
America
Victor Hugo
Gleig
Waltham
Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers’ Court
C.S
Sherwood
Paternoster-row
Effingham Wilson
Brooks
New Bond-street
Carvatha
Fleet-Street
Marsh
Oxford Street
Chapple
Pall- Mall
Lair
Strand
Sim
Blair
Hackney
Holborn
Hatwo-garden
Jesse Bowler
Portpoul Lane
Hatton-garden
Thomas Prout
LAW Intelligence
the Times
William
Episcopal Church of Scotland
James
Sancroft
Turcoer
White
Lake
Kew
Tay
Bishop Sage
Presbytery
Caratares
Fletcher
Salton
Highland
West
Border Counties
Forth and Clyde
Scotch Convention of Estates
Episcopalians
Prince of Orange
Holland
Seach
Episcopal Church of Ireland
Contemporary Press
Herald
Country Markets
Newcastle
Sunderland
Alnwick
Sweeee
O- Long Sutton Sedeeerese
Huntingdon
Ashbourne Wenn
Bristol
Edisburgh
Lincoln
Aarseee Ame
Nottingham Ore
Oe - Devizes Ee
Os Loath
Spilsby
Caistor
Leeds
Wisbech
Arisa
Newark
Eeeereneen
Northampton
Ig Deereenen
Chesterfield
Cereeee
Grantham
Blandford
AL We Lyng
Eeeeaee Aajis
Stamford
Serewee
Wakefield
Harley
Seebaanees
Liverpool
Sea Island
Bahia
Macaio
Demerara
West India
al Ademas Ar
Oosenen Smyrna
Surat
Bengal Seweeren
Kips
English &Welah
Sosssceceersee AG
U.e
Barrea
Cork
Waterford
Wexford
Newry
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