Curious 1832 Medical Ad Offering Universal Medicines
An 1832 advertorial piece promotes the British College of Health and Morison's Universal Medicines. It details cases of severe illness, praises Dr Haydon and others, and lists multiple distribution points across London and Britain. The text touts pills for cholera like symptoms, gonorrhea, and urinary issues, and urges trust in the medicines despite cautions about chemist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicists
Erdoce
Srey
Thal
Weiich
Cane
F . Haydon
Fleur-de-Liscourt
Norton Falgate
Morison
Universal Medicine
Duak Faisxo
Oute
John Semple
Collingwood-street
Swith
Nelson-street
Thos
Rattenbury
Nelsons Street
British College of Health
King'scross
London
Surrey
Great Surray-Street
Blackfriars
Field
Air-strest
Quadrant
Chappell
Royal
Clare-market
Salmon’s
Little Ball-alley
Varral
Lucas-street
Commercial
Road
Beech
Sloane-street
Chelsea
Chapple- Royes
Pall-mall
Kirtlam
Bolingbrokerow
Walworth
Pain
Jermyn-street
Wood
Richmond
Meyar
May’s Buildings
Blackheath
Griffiths
Wood Wharf
Greenwich
Benjamin Pitt
Cornwall-road
Lambeth
J. Dobson
Craven-street
Strand
Oliver
Bridge-street
Vauxhall
J. Monk
Beasley Heath
T. Stokes
St. Roman's
Dartford
Re. Barclay and Sons
Farringdon
Peide
Sutton and Co
Bow Church
Royal Exchange
Oxford-street
Norton and Lowe
Vaughan
Market Place
Manchester
Priestly
Lord-street
Brouthampton
Duck
Newport
Ile of m
Hamapahire
Cart
Kier
Richonond
Rimu Hathawards
Pascoe
Masel Brignton
Goodbare
Lewes
White
Chiester
Sussex
Prih Sewes Clauss
Feversham
Cotterill
Canterbury Wich
Cordeher
Gets
Deptford Bridge
Riches
Green Feries
Chatham
Wennmecoune
Guest
Tunbridge
Jetigbatreet
Cheltenhankse Wells
Kent
Wella
Walder
Hebine
Hobbs
Cambridge
Burrows
Spaull
Chichester
Rasex
Holborn Hill
Londons
M.O. Wray
Jeanine
Edi Ersons
Pilla
Victor
Rreonscoe Viberty
Han
Heiborn
Irish Reform Bill sparks heated debate in Lords
The Lords debated the Irish Reform Bill with both sides voicing strong views on Protestant rights and Catholic influence. Lord Eldon and others attacked the measure while Lords Clanricarde and Melbourne defended it, arguing for security and union integrity amid constitutional reform.
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Perite Caviliers
Themelves
Commons
Stenshear
ECON
Blake
Earl Grey
Duke of Wellington
Pon
Parliament
Forl Grey
Lord Oriel
Ireland
His Majesty
Ben
Marquis of Clanricarde
Pela
Farlia
England
Viscount Melbourne
Anglesea
Dublin
Trinity College
Catholic Association
Armagh
Church of
Earl of Roden
Duke of Cumberland
Toon
Lord Plunkett
Barl Gres
Boyton
Ite
Marquis of Westmeath
Lord Wynford
Lord Melbourne
Hey
Duke of Richmond
Ee Duke
Cumberland
Hats and paints and magazines in old London ad
An aged London trades notice lists hats, decorators, anti corrosion paints, bedding, and household goods for sale with prices per yard and per gallon. It promotes union magazines the Lady's Magazine and Museum with details on new volume and contributors, plates, and a free July reprint offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinanie
Arms & Ie
Whitehead, Oils
H. M. Robinson and Co
Minories
London
Lady’s Magazine
Lady's Museum
Lady’s Magazine and Museum
F. W.N. Bayley
John Galt
Keridan Knowles
Dr. Bowring
T. Roscoe
Jewsbury
Marland
Misa M. Howitt
Isabella Hil
Don Telesforo de Trueba
A. Pickeo
Professor Porson
Lord Erskine
le Follet Courrier Des Salons
Ietter-press
Roprietosa
Fettor-lane
Popular Treatise on Diseases of the Generative System
A promotional notice for John Guy’s Popular Treatise on Diseases of the Generative System. It lauds the work as the best on the subject with practical anatomical and physiological detail, endorses its treatment of urethral strictures, and cites favorable reviews from the Weekly Times and Monthly Magazine praising its clarity and usefulness for sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guy
Royal College of Surgeons
Robert Street
Adelphi
Chapple
Pallmall
Onwhyn
Catherine-street
Strand
Upper King-Street
Bloomsbury
Marsh
Oxford-street
Flatlong
Chappell
Royal Exchange
Guy
Weekly Times
Monthly Magazine
House of Commons Debates on Irish Tithes Protests
Fragmentary historic note describes petitions from Irish churches and Protestant Dissenters prompted by tithes and church financing. Mentions Mr Waleed and Lord Howell, with motions for returns on increases or decreases in tithial levies and reactions to anti ecclesiastical sentiment.
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House OF Commons
Jarsen
Waleed
Ireland
Liverpool
Newport
Lord Howell
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