Terral Metallic Teeth Promise Pain Free Restoration
An 19th century advertisement for Wonsizur Dumont and Sons d entists offers natural and Terra Metallic teeth fixed without wires or ligatures. It claims rapid painless application, enamel hardening, and the ability to replace stumps into whole teeth, with no root extraction or discoloration. Also promotes a new medical treatise on diseases of the generative organs by Dr. Courtenay, extolling safe, speedy cures and warning of debility and impotence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonsizur Dumont and Sons
Pinsbury-Place
Fore-Street
England
France
Paris
Bas Ets
Courtenay
Inspector Terary
Oy Aured
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationer's Court
Catherine-street
Strand
Strange
W. Pant
Ratherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
I. Chappel
Royal Exchange
C. B. Court. Nay
M.D
Great Marlboroughb- Street
Regent-street
Freeing the Lords debate on charitable loan societies bill
July 8 imperial parliament in the Lords saw Lord Denman on the woolsack and the Duke of Richmond indicating Friday’s second reading of the England and Wales charitable loan societies bill. The report on prison discipline was laid on the table and several Commons messages and bills were noted but not advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Denman
Duke of Richmond
England
Wales
Commons
Worcester
Argus Life Insurance
Streatham
Bers
Ireland
Baronet
J.grattan
Holland
Belgium
France
Galway
Lord Morpeth
Mem
Municipal Reform Debates On Naturalization Bill And Ballot Petition
The issue features Alderman Wood moving the third reading of the Naturalization Bill and remarks about freeman support. Petitions are presented from Liverpool and Stockport on ballot votes, with opposition to Pertin's Act and the Municipal Reform Bill. Debates touch on ecclesiastical freeholds, proper voting sites, and bonded warehouse laws with a July 2 hearing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreacex
Alderman Wood
Behan Sloucester
Wood
Hope
Barclay
Ewart
Liverpool
Stockport
J. Grattan
Doyle
Wicklow
Pertin
M. A. Trevor
Durham
Baldwin
Cork
Spters
Sterling
Wallace
India
St. Katherine's Docks
London
Treasury
Scotland
Ap Hox
Leith
James Stevens
Bowring
Tavistock
Plain Pechell
Sussex
Ijor Beauclerk
Hon
Ber
Canada
Ireland
Peorge
Far Freshfield
Major Beauclerk
J. Freshfield
Aed Gallad
East Surrey
Freshfield
Denison
Penryn
Surrey
Aucceas
Wilks
Gloucester
W. Duncombe
City of York
Pollock
Gray's Inv-lane
St. Andrew's
Holborn
Benson
Jane
Court of Exchequer
Pechell
Brighton
Boston
Sinclair
Porrza
Lensano
Coates
P. Thomson
Manchester
Binson
Worcester
Reamer
Greenock
England
France
Estcourt
Pro Demay
Board of Trade
Lord Morpeth
ST. Ives
Divett
Hume
Exeter
Miles
St.Ives
Newgate
Wales
St. Iven
G. Clerk
Sheridan
Warburton
St Ives
Ruthven
Dublin
Perceval
Richards
B. Vere
Colonel L. Hay
Sibthorp
R. Musgrave
Baronet
Debating Irish Poor Laws and Reform in Parliament
The Commons debate covers Irish distress, tithes, and Church reform, with vicinity to municipal reform and colon ial timber. Speakers emphasize reform, the need for a robust Irish poor-law system, and cautions about premature legislation, urging data from inquiries and cautious progress toward relief and employment.
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Notley
Gee Tha Sr
Hogarth
Cannick
Richard
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Paternoster Row
Eerger Ev
Talboys
Aga Fehier
Church of Elect
Foray
C Caby
W- Gay
Talboys, Simpton and Marshall, and Whitwherbed Co
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
the True Sun
Pa Tea Mtd
Stroud
Hear
Saltum
Acd
O’connell
Mendicity Society of
Sr. Richards
House
Attea
Harget
Thervinse
Messare
Sriab Chagch
Sa Poulett Scrope
Staive
Kilkenny
Inglis
Eaglis
Middlesex
Legisisyara
Pereas
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