Morison Hygeist Beverage and Novy’s Pills Advertisement
A vintage advertisement extols Morison Hygeist Breakfast and Evening Beverage as superior to tea coffee or chocolate for digestion and health. It targets sailors and the nervous, claims anti-scorbutic properties and long shelf life, with prices listed. Also promotes Novy’s Pills from the National Institution of Health, with cautions against spurious sellers and a warning about fake chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orison
Ude
Morixon, Friedlander, and Co
Queen Charlotte
Rew
Newroail
Stingo
London
British College of Health
Stirling's Stomach Pills advertised as health remedy
An 19th century medical ad touts Stirling's Stomach Pills containing Sulphate of Quinine for stomach and bowel ailments. It claims they prevent disease, improve digestion, purify blood, and aid various conditions while being gentle enough for children. The notice lists multiple chemists and retailers and urges asking for "Stirling's Stomach Pills" with the stamp engraved "J. W. Stirling."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiling
J. W. Stirling
Chemiat
Whitechapel High-street
Boxen
Barclay and Sons
Farringden-Street
Sanger
Oxford Street
Hannah and Co
Oxfor Street
Heudebourk
Middle-row
Holborn
Prout
Scand
Stradling
Royal Exchange-gate
Johnson
Cornhill
Harvey
Great Surrey Street
Blackfriara
Wilmoth
Newberry
St. Paul's
Butler
Brabham
Chemst
Poplar
Priest
Parliament Street
Sabine
Assley
Richards
New Sridge-street
Vauxhall
Stirling
Eograven
Restoration of male impotence by Dr Courtenay in London era
An advertisement extols Dr Courtenay of Edinburgh as a expert in treating seminal disorders and strictures. It claims his method cures impotency arising from intoxication, promises no risk to health, and offers consultation at his Fitzroy Square house with mail-in options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly
William I
William IV
Ormolu
Iola P
George Robins
London
England
Egyptian Hall
Etc
Lwadenhall-Street
Auyport
Thomas Hasler
Leadenhail-street
T. T
Courtenay
University of Edinburgh
Dheenay
Howard-street
Fitsroy-square
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster-row
Catherine Street
Beeands Chapelle
Pall-mall$ Marsh
Oxford-street
Sutherland
Caiton-street
Edings
Parochial Lawyer and Spanish Grammar Advertisements
The notice lists new editions and works published in London in 1833, including Shaw's Parish Officer, revised Parochial Lawyer with guidance for relieving parish burdens, and M Henry's New Spanish Grammar and related exercises. It advertises prices, publishers, and endorsements from literary sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Prideaux
James Shaw
Honourable Society of the Middle Temple
England
London
Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper
Paternoster Row
M‘henry
Dries
Spain
Ilic
Mag
Prip
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Imperial Parliament June 10 House of Lords and Commons activities
The House of Lords receives royal assent by commission on several private bills. Debates cover Irish reform, timber duties, and a Local Courts bill postponement. Commons discusses bribery at elections, Dublin and Kingstown Railway, imprisonment for debt, bank charter questions, repeal of the Union, and colonial slavery with Buxton arguing for immediate emancipation and presenting slave case anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
House of Commons
Lorn
Hanccellor
Marquis of Laxspuwnse
Duke of Ricusonp
Commons
Lord Dundas
Warwickshire
Imber
Earl of Rosebery
Firth of Forth
Canada
Baltic
Isle of Man
Royal Burgh
Leith
Ireland
Duke of Richmond
William
LORDS
Carrickfergus
O'Conneell
O'Connell
Lord Althorp
Portugal
Lord J. Russell
A. Baring
Stafford
J. Russell
Sir John Campbell
Colonel Davies
Dublin and Kingstown
Lord Oxmantown
Corbett
Bank of England
Althordp
Emancipation Debate on Slaves' Labour and Wages in West Indies
Parliament reviews reports on slave labor, wages, and potential emancipation. Debates cite dispatches from 1832 about Bahamas slaves, evidence of industry and luxuries, and arguments for gradual or immediate freedom with compensation, apprenticeship limits, and safeguards for masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
Sir John Carmichael Smith
Lord Goderich
Legislative Assembly
West India
Legislative Assembly of Sees
Privy Council
Taylor
Gilby
Pitt
F. Lewis
Cannin
Great Britain
Buxton
Hill
St. Domingo
Bonaparte
Marryat
Wason
West Indies
Abolition Debate on West Indian Slavery Plan In Parliament
Parliament debated the government plan for gradual emancipation of enslaved people in the West Indies. Speakers argued for maintaining master and servant ties for a period, while others pressed for immediate reform and warned of the political and economic consequences. The discussion covered timing, compensation, and the risks of upheaval, with calls for cautious cooperation to secure passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stanley
Hall
West India
Atecgro
St. Tenet
Weymouth
Buxton
Stanley
Cain
Frepis Lanier
Abford
Radnor Hat
CM Stanley
Manif Hs
Honentleman
Northumberland
Indies
British Empire
Fred Atu
Sofa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton
X. Y
Mr. Eamonds
Tationer
Great Parc Coleman-street
National Institution OP Health
Seymour-street
Fouston-square
NOVY
Bnowy
National Institution of Health
Seymour Street
Euston Square
Eve
Pythian
West Strand
Bowen
Bothams
Sharpe
Haymarket
Sparrow
Snowhill
Shoreditch
Cambridge Heath
Hackney
Ley
Stafford-street
Bond-street
Moulder
Arcade
Covent-garden
Dingeldey
Grosvenor-place
Pimlico
Middleditch
High-street
Shadwell
Purdy
Norman
Providence-row
Kentish-town
Hogarth
New-road
Mudie and Son
Coventry-street
Enouy
Chemists
Ists
National Institute
Che True
Xasae
Price
Sunland
Thomas Joplin
Hidgway
Baldwin and Cradock
Imperial Parliament
Alderman Wood
C. Fergusson
Colonie Perceval
Cork County
Legislative Union
F. O'Connor
Colonel Perceval
Lord Antiorp
F. Buxton
Essex
Mr. Baring
Sven
Middlesex
Hume
Gentleman
Mr. Buxton
Jamaica
Trinidad
Baring
Lancaster
Mr. B
Wilberforce
Stephen
Captain Gibbs
F. Baxton
Halcomb
Huil
Melancthon
le Croix
Guadaloupe
Vincent
France
Mr. H
Strickland
Stricklaid
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