Purveyors of Health Claims and Medical Advertisements
An undated colonial style advertisement mix promotes botanical purifying pills and health tonics and extols medical knowledge. It boasts cures for debility venereal disease and nervous disorders and markets products from Goss and Co. Mac. and other London booksellers, detailing international distribution and expert medical authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Prudente
Goss and CO. Mac
Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
London
Paternoster-row
Porter
Grafton-street
Dublin
Trongate
Glasgow
Calton Street
Beg
Oxley
Windsor
Bae
American Theatres and Public Taste in New York
A commentary on U S theaters noting free expression, grandeur of New York venues, outward safety features, and English influence. It describes box prices at one dollar, the warmth of winter saloons, and the predominance of English actors with American stock pieces reflecting political climates and Yankee dialect humor.
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United States
Polonius
New York
London
Thespis
Corps Dramatique
Great Britain
Geprsa
Europe
America
Dpha Bull
Massachusets
Yankees
Union
New Yorks
Americans
Leap Over Wall Wins 100 Guineas Wager
Irish paper reports George Teake of Rathkeale abbey leaped a six foot wall at Biddlestown for a 100 guinea wager against Bryan Sheehy and D Arcy of Clonroad Lodge Ennns. Leake rode fifteen and a half ne, making the feat more remarkable.
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Janes Swan
James Swan
Weoseman
Stortine Lear
George Teake
Rathkeale-abbey
Bryan Sheehy
Biddlestown
Leake
Sheehy
D’arcy
Clonroad Lodge
Ennns
Oprnesses
Igley Houses
Old Royal notices and bankrupts from Whitehall records
Jan 14 183? items include royal patents for dukedom and baronies to George Granville and William Marquis of Cleveland, plus knighthood for Charles Coningham. Also lists MPs returned, Master Extraordinary appointment for John Kelly, multiple bankrupts with dates, and various dividends and dissolutions.
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Whitehall
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
George
Granville Marquis of Stafford
Order of the Garter
Sttle
Duke of
Switierland
Scotland
Dike
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Ireland
Willian
Harry Marquis of Cleveland
Baron Raby
Bal Ayste
Durham
Clevim
Riveshall
Essex
St. James
Charles Conyngham
Royal
Hanoverian Guelphic Order
Crown Office
Radnor
Thomas Frankland Lewis
Richard Price
Carmarthed
George Rice
Rice Trevor
Meeting of Church Commissioners for building churches
A meeting of the Church Commissioners for building additional churches was held yesterday at their office in Great George street. Placent notices appeared citywide about Poles injuries and rumblings over colonial governance. Reports mention the Governor General’s orders and anticipated parliamentary inquiry into West India affairs. Weather forecasts note ongoing rain affecting Demerara and Barbadoes trenches and canals.
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Great George-street
West India
House of Lords
Apbheme
Barbadoes
Demerara
Barbado
Market Notes on Sugar, Coffee and Wools Prices
A London market summary reports Muscovades demand firming late last week with total sales around 220 birds, while West India Sugar stock stands at 21 677 hhds and Mauritius at 66 318 bags. Prices show little variation, with heavy trade and a dull afternoon session. indigo, saltpetre, tea, and wool markets are covered, noting firm butter and bacon, high wages and reported cruelty in mills, and ongoing debates over oaths and moral concerns in Parliament.
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London
Scaar
Mauritus
West India
Mauritius
France
East Iupia
Bengal
East India
Havannah
Geneva
Cork
Limerick
Belfast
Waterford
Sligo
Bainbridge
Dublin
Newry
India House
Patras
Zante
Turkey
Vera Cruz
South Sea
England
van Diemen’s Land
Cape of Good Hope
Smyrna
Portugal
Tuscany
van Diemen’s
van Diemen’s Land Company
Brazil
Grenada
Arrivals from the United States and Carolina coercion plans
Incoming American posts carry a document of warlike tendency, noting a Carolina House bill authorizing militia callout if Washington shows force or coercion. Papers hint that duties on imported woods trigger relief from Carolinas authorities. Also, a death at Sun Tavern, Long Acre, of John Lambert after chest pains and rumored heart or aorta disease.
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United States
House of Assembly
Carolinas
Washington
Carolina State
Price
Sun Tavern
Longacre
John Lambert
Messry
Belshaw and Co
Covent-garde
Ry- Bertin
Fox
Bragecigni
University Lent Term Degrees Conferred At Oxonian
On January 14 the Lent Term began and a list of graduates was announced. Masters of Arts were conferred on Thomas Johnson Ormeroid of Brasennose, William Henry Vanderstegen of Brasennose, Thomas Henry Whipham, Henry Selby Hele of Bracte of Anis, Joseph Walker of Brasennose, and John Carey of Trinity Cambridge. Included are graduates incorporated from Trinity Cambridge, George Wareing of Ormerod Brasennose, and Benjamin Bradney Beckett of Magdalen Junth.
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Thomas
Johnson Ormeroid
Wm. Henry
Vanderstegen
Thomas - Henry
Whipham
S Wiksam Pation Dynham
Magdalen
Hall
Henry Sei Selby Hele
Anis
Joseph ‘Walker
Brasennas
Trinity College
Cambridge
John Carey
Exeter
Canbridge
George, Wareing
Court of Aldermen Adjudges Cordwainer Election Challenge
A Court of Aldermen met with the Lord Mayor and city officers. The petition of Mr Lott against the Cordwainer Ward election due to a poll demand was heard. the poll issue not read or signed was discussed and the court ordered a new election. The session also swore in officials, appointed a registrar, and issued precepts for juries and premises payments. A Belfast troops report and a Southwark Sessions case concluded with transport sentences for two prisoners.
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Pease
Durham
Lavy
Parkin
Orne
King’ Benck
Pape
London
Aor Oy
Mar
Lott
Webster
Godefroy
Deputy Wood
Tyers
Damus
King’s Bench
Severak
C. W. Hick
Sheriffs Court
Act of Common Council
Swithin’s-lane
Nicholas-lane
Lement’s-Lane
Lombard-street
Cannon-street
Pos
Cornhill
London-bridge
Riot at Covent Garden House Endangers Hunter Family
In Covent Garden, a crowd surrounded a Maiden Lane shop linked to Elizabeth Hunter’s complaint against her father and mother for cruel treatment. Stones and mud were hurled, panes broken, police intervened, and the Hunter family faced threats as a mob gathered last night.
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Seagal
Hofmace
Sandisod
Farlor
Maiilenville
Mic
Hunter
Bow-street
Ander
Sambell
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Bedminster
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J. Firth
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the Palace
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Mill
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Hoddesdon
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Millbrook
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J. Jones
R. Kirk
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Stone
J. L. Moi
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A. Lambert
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J. Moss
Jees
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H. Myers
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J. Lucas
J. Brant
Leek
T. Liddell
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David
Charles Cameron
Edinburgh
Stevenson
Dachhoec
Eaunduten
John Thomson
Greenock
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Hibour
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