Hungarian Tokay and medical remedies advertised in London
An advertisement lists a Hungarian Tokay at a striking price from George Henekey and Co and Gray's Sun Wine Establishment. It also promotes Ramadge on Consumption, Allamic Pills for gonorrhea and urinary diseases, and Oldridge's Balm for hair restoration and growth with claims of universal usefulness and certificates from Philadelphia authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henekey and Co
Gray's Sun Wine Establishment
Higa Holborn
Holborn-hill
Edwards
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Messrs
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Butler
Cheapside
Sutton and Co
Row Churchyard
Stradling
Gate of the Royal Exchange
Sanger
Oxford-Street
Norton ‘and Lowe
Blackfriars'road
London
Roses and
Burton
Hull
Wray
A. Oldridge
Columbia
Philadelphia
Wellington-street
Strand
United Kingdom
Oldridge
Gilbert Robinson
City of
Royal Armes
Great Britain
Barley crop lauded as first in district by Hull Observer
Agriculture notes report Edward Skelton's barley crop at Cleathorps being cut and housed, praised for dryness and quality though not the boldest. A New York inventor Ewbank lists lead pipes by tin bath technique, cited as promising protection by the Read-American Journal of Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barty Barley
Edward Skelton
Hull
Ewbank
New York
American Journal of Science
Fashionables and Royal Yacht News at Cowes
At Cowes on July 17 a list of attendees including the Duke of Norfolk and various earls, baronets, and generals is noted. Yachts at the rendezvous include Falcon and Water Witch, with Commodore Lord Yarborough’s vessel soon to be renamed for sea. The Royal Yacht Squadron plans a general meeting on August 8 for membership ballots and related business. Wheat harvest begins in the area and contraband spirits seizures at Yarmouth and Southampton are reported along with Coast-guard preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Norfolk
Hehester
Whd
Hillsborough
Viscount Corry
Yarborough
Willoughby de Hiroko
Rose
Graham
Hamond
Wollaston
Johnstone
Mainwaring
James Graham
Richard Puleston
Markham
Beach
Moreton
R.N
Fuller
Corry
Love
Bevis
Ratsey
Esars
Akers
de Horsey
Congreve
Brepancs
Gulston
Weld
Corbet Lyon
Heneage
Edward Heneage
Saunderson
Draft
Upton
William Ogander
Bart
Nunwell House
London
Richard Simeon
Swainston
John Nash
East Cowes Castle
Royal Yacht Squadron
Yarmouth
Shanklin
Newects House
Coast-guard
Southampton
Wreck of the Astrea Burials Near Little Loran
Reports state Captain Morris and 36 Isabella passengers reached Miramichi after the Astrea wreck off Little Loran Island. The Cape Telanian details the burial of one of the 248 victims, as fishermen labor to recover bodies and give them simple graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana
Morris
Isabella
St. Paul's
Miranichi
Cape Telanian
Loranad
Imperial Parliament House of Lords July 13 summary
Lords debated Irish coercion and capital punishment laws with discussions on the renewal and modification of the Coercion Bill, including opinions from Grey, Melbourne, Althorp, and Peel. They examined communications with Lord Wellesley, ministerial accountability, and the balance between emergency powers and constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Duke of Wextincton
Wellington
Lincoln
York
Earl Grey
Duke of Taliton
Medical Practitioners of
Wakefield
Earl of Kerry
Commons
Lord Cloncurry
House of Commons
Shannon
Penpanves
Ireland
Lord Suffield
Reigate
Duke of Richmond
Lord Melbourn
Lord Surrieth
O'Connelll
Lord Westmoreland
Daniel Whittle Harvey
Duke of Newcastle
Carmarthen
Wharncliffe
Grey
Littleton
O'Connell
Earl
Huron Smith
Mr. Littleton
O’connell
Lord Althorp
Exchequer
Lord Wharncliffe
Dublin
Lord Wharecliffe
Melbourne
Lord Melbourne
Lord Olbourne
Lird Ellenborough
Lord Edenborough
Lord Grey
Lord Errington
St. Alban’s
Bridport
Warburton
Middlesex
Foss
Ward
Hume
Tamworth
R. Peel
Poble Jord
Jor
Lord A
Mr. H
Sir Robert Veel
House
Col. Evans
Col. E
Col
Lord Althur
Kia Siabaty
Kilkenny
Tipperary
Westmeath
Galway
Karl Grey
Lefroy
Treasury
Lord Wellesley
Marquis Wellesley
Oxford
Bushe
Clare
Earl of Limerick
Marquis of
Hear
J. Lambert
J. Harvey
Ernst
Anc
Beathieleas
Baronet
Olice Constables
Treland
Apga
Sir Robt. Peel
Trish
Lord Oxmantown
King’s County
Queen
Lord Howick
Lord ‘Grey
Friend
Feargus O’connor
Barron
R. Clay
Car
O'Connor Don
H. Bulwer
Ruthven
Waterford City
Rasscommon
O'Connor
Don
D.ies
Sheil
Mr. Sheil
Debate on Church, Distress, and Sabbath in the House
The House of Commons discusses petitions from St George and Pembroke supporters of the Established Church. Debates cover church provision for poor districts, agricultural distress, dissenters' rights, the Sabbath fish sale clause, and extending bonding systems to inland towns. Members debate late-session timing and the Customs and Beer Laws amendments amid broader religious and economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Serjeant Swankie
St. George
Bloomsbury
Colonel Wood
Pembroke
Mr. Cayley
Baines
Halford
Leicester
W. Ellis
Lancaster
Poulter
Fishmongers
London
Hutt
Hull
Hume
Board of Trade
Memper
Mark Phillips
Ewart
M. W. Ridley
Liverpool
Middlesex
Thomson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Highbury Baro Tavern
Islington
Major Cartwright
William Obbett
Fenchurch-street
George Rogers
Nicholson
High-street
St. Gilea’s
Thomas Cleary
Alfied-place
Edford-Square
Mae
Swift and CO
Glasgow
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Regent-circus
Haymarket
Coventry-street
S&c
Hursac
Sauterne
Dan
DR. Ramadge
Francis H. Ramadge
M.D. F L.S
Royal College of Physicians
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman
Cowes
Imperial Parliament
Cayley
Kitt
Able
Buckingham
Admiralty
Grote
Joseph Stockdale
Rece Trevor
Breckoock
Wales
Sreaxer
Lord Avruort
Lord Ebrington
D. Ronayne
C. Buller
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