Wellington Sauce and Goss and Co Medicine Advertisements
A dense old advertisement page extols ALM'S Wellington Sauce as excellent with cold meat and game, with praise for its richness and usefulness for families abroad. It also promotes JALLAM'S PILLS for biliousness and indigestion, listing pages of sale points and health claims. Further text advocates GOSS and Co. remedies for venereal diseases, detailing publications and medical works, with addresses in London.
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Consois Sans
Ida's
Wellington
Camden-town
Hegent’s
Jamaica
Jallam
Erate
Sepestin
New Ve Medicites
E Edwards
Church Yard
Stradling
Royalee
Coe Sanger
Chandler
Orchard-street
Edwards
Paul's
Principe Obsta
Messrs
Goss and Co
Bae Surgeons London
London
Mabon
M.rc
Lancaster-place
Strand
Auction of Library and Plays by Sotheby at Strand
Mr Sotheby and Son announce an auction at Ellington Street Strand tomorrow June 17 and for three days at twelve oclock. The sale includes a fine library of Italian Spanish French Latin and English literature plus plays and playbills from the late Mr Robert Augustus Wade and selections from the Park Bay poet. Viewing and catalogues available. Furnival's Inn Coffee House opens as a hotel at No 139 Holborn Bars with improved lodging and baths promising respectable patronage.
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Sotheby and Son
Ellington-Street
Strand
Robert Augustus Wade
Furnival’s Inn
Holborn
The Alliance Tithes The Voluntary Principle
A lengthy tirade argues against ecclesiastical revenuers and dissenting leaders. It denounces sham dissenters, calls for full religious liberty and abolition of compulsory tithes, and warns of the dangers of Protestant pretenders. It cites scripture and historical anecdotes to urge resistance to church rates and state interference.
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Churchen
Trockle
Ephraim
Judah
Church of Rome
Christ
Zion
Heaven
Church of England
T—y
Bedfordshire
Bisbop
Jackburne
Pierce
Bath and Welle
Sweden Diet ends after 497 days with rich instruction
The Argus reports Sweden's long Diet concluded after 497 days, hailed as richest in instruction and fruitful in results though some see negative outcomes. It notes the Diet rejected many government proposals, with the Journal calling the results real and decisive despite objections from short sighted persons.
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Stockholm
The
Argus
Sweden
Persens
Je Die
Tattersalls Racing Cards At Ascot And St Leger
Attendance thin as racing cards reveal odds for Ascot King’s Plate and Ascot Gold Cup. Plenipotentiary Guz Glencoe Bran Pussy Shillelah dominate betting, with Mundig Ainderby Curious and Verbena listed for St Leger hopes. Odds reflect a busy but cautious market among owners such as Mr Cosby Lord Jersey and Duke of Cleveland.
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Tattersall
Mr. Cosby
Colonel Peel
Plenipo
Mr. Katson
Sir E. Baker
Bran
Duke of Cleveland
P.p
Glencoe
ST. Leger
Robert Owen Appeals to Viscount Melbourne for Public Reform
Robert Owen writes to the Right Hon. Viscount Melbourne urging a revolution in public opinion and social policy. He cites past government engagement, publications, and secret copies sent to European leaders, advocating a new world without ignorance or poverty and offering to be examined in Parliament to prove his principles. The letter, dated June 1, 1835, ends with Owen's formal pledge of obedience.
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Lord Liverpool
Aix-la-Chapelle
Duke of Wellington
Treasury
Brougham and Vaux
Ireland
Earl Grey
Lord Liverpoo
Home Department
Europe
America
Lord Sidmouth
All Ireland
Spyropaton
Rosear Owen
Mehemet Ali’s Movement Across Egypt and Syria
The Journal de Smyrne details Ibrahim’s route from Cairo to St John d Acre via Damietta, noting Mehemet Ali traveling leisurely in Upper Egypt and leaving the south on February 25 to meet French and Russian Consuls in Thebes. A May 22 Alexandria letter reports the Viceroy reaching Cairo recently due to a rebellion in Syria.
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Journal de Smyrne
Ibrahim
Cairo
Damietta
St. Jean d’Acre
Mehemet Ali
Upper Egypt
Thebes
Alexandria
Syria
Naval Movements and Whituntide Festivities at Spithead
The Barbam of fifty guns arrived from Sheerness and anchored at Spithead, with a Mediterranean assignment rumored. Tweed sails for Lisbon, and Hope transports bring provisions for Plymouth and Spithead. Nova Creina enters harbor for passengers before resuming voyage to Ireland. Whitsuntide entertainment flourishes at Mud Cottage Hardway with a grand garden party, bands, dancing, and a church stone laying by Archdeacon Hoare. The Seamen's Bethel Chapel anniversary draws large crowds for addresses and sacred music.
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A. L. Corry
Sheerness
Spithead
Mediterranean
Tweed
T. Maitland
Lisbon
Hope
Lieut
Spencer
Deptford
Plymouth
London
Dublin
Ireland
W.N.W
Mud Cottage
Hardway
Saunders
Woods
Uf Ospart
Whitsuntide
Galetiva
Archdeacon Hoare
Winchester Cathedral
Woolfe
J. Fawcet
Theatre Royal Covent Garden
Seamen’s Bethel Chapel
Dorchester Labourers Petition for Pardon at Shoreditch Meeting
A Shoreditch meeting at the Black Horse Inn petitions Parliament to recall Dorchester transportees. D Saull chairs as six men sentenced in March 1834 for administering unlawful oaths seek pardons, two conditional and four immediate, amid Whig criticism and reform debates.
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Black Horse Inn
Curtain-road
Shoreditch
D. Saull
Dorchester
James
George Loveless
Trinity House ceremony at Deptford Hospital for Decayed Sea Commanders
Yesterday the maritime charity held its annual election inside the Deptford Hospital. The hall was guarded, ladies entered to a lively scene with green rushes on the floor, wine cups passed, and banners and colors from vessels saluted. Floricultural exhibitions in Regent's Park and at the Surrey Gardens drew crowds including Noori Effendi. A Portsmouth night coach collision near Hindhead left one injury. the Rocket and mail carriages endured damage and transfers to Guildford followed.
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Maritime Corporation
Deptford
Espresa
Trinity House
Trinity
St. George's
Metropolis
Metropolitan Society of Florists and Amateurs
Mr. Jenkins
Regent's Park
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Regent’s Park
Noori Effendi
Sune
Russia
Dantzic
Imperial Guard
Pse
Portsmouth
Hindhead
London Mail
Althoug
Guildford
London
County Chronicle
Peel and Reform Stride Across English Politics
The piece contrasts Conservative resistance and a shift in opinion toward Lord John Russell’s reforming bill. It notes Peel’s cautious stance, Tory retreat from protest, and the bill’s aims to broaden franchise, curb monopolies, and reform town councils. It warns of patronage risks and calls for capable oversight to protect church interests.
Drowning of Henry Hertland in River Swell From Steamers
A coroner's inquest at the Crown East Smithfield investigated the drowning of Henry Hertland, 40, who fell from a narrow plank on two barges while coal was loaded from an Aberdeen steam packet. Another immersion occurred earlier that week. The inquiry adjourned to identify the steamers responsible.
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Crown
East Smithfield
Baker
Henry Hertland
Robert Lowe
Messrs
Smith and Thorpe
Wapping
Aberdeen
Doom of Giallo review by James of Macrons
The critique notes good parts and flimsy, unpurposed sections. The beginning intrigues yet dull details sour the reading, and a single character indulges agirology to cast a noble heir's nativity, with no further use of foreknowledge. The review doubts any gain to author or publisher.
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James of Macrons
St. Neswade
Guy Mannering
Panorama of Thebes Exhibition at Leicester Square
A private view of Burford's Panorama of Thebes at Leicester Square previews the new piece. The scene shows Egyptian troops advancing through hills toward a camp with tents and camels, while the Temple of Carmine and ruins frame the composition. Critics praise the architecture, landscapes, and the haze effects, noting Catherwood’s 1833 views and predicting the work will enhance Mr. Bernard's reputation beside the Jerusalem panorama.
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Burford
Leicester-equare
Egypt
Sytian
Temple of Carmine
C. Catherwood
Bérnard
Jerusalem
Theatrical Chit Chat and Theatre Plans Unfold
Thirty thousand pounds, not thirty five thousand, is the sum named by Messia Braham and Yates for Hornor's Colosseum and its appurtenances as purchasers invest to add attractions. Yates may manage Braham's new theatre while Mrs Yates is slated to perform there. Masher health hints and Taglioni to appear at Drury Lane. Kemble to Haymarket after a provincial tour.
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Messia
Braham and Yates
Hornor
Colosseum
Ranelagh
Paria
Lymonuth
Taglioni
Drury Lane
Charles Kemble
Haymarket
Batter
Fanny Kemble
Power
America
Bunn
Metropolitan Theatres
Yates
Braham's
New Theatre
Court Circular Highlights Royal Visits and Cabinet Deliberations
The Landgravine of Hesse Homberg hosted Earl and Countess Listowel at Kingston House Knightsbridge. Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with the Noble Marques visited Cambridge House. the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria toured parks. Cabinet Ministers dined with the Marquais Camden. a Cabinet Council at the Foreign Office sat about petitions for assize removal. A Lords Privy Council meeting and a Liverpool deputation conference also occurred yesterday.
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Hesse
Homberg
Earl
Listowel
Kingston House
Knightsbridge
Marquis of Hertford
Regent’s Park
Duke
Marqais Camden
Tinity House
Foreign Office
Viscount Melbourne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Viscount Duncannon
John Russell
Viscount Palmerston
Glenelg
Spring Rice
Lord Auckland
John Hobhouse
Lord Holland
Poulett Thomson
Viscount Howick
Privy Council
Council
Home Department
Courts of Common Pleas
Exchequer
Baron Parke
Liverpool
Stanley
Sandon
Viscount Alelbourne
Downing-street
Extraordinary Portuguese weapon on display at Adelaide Street Gallery
A marked stick of heavy thorn wood from Portugal, once owned by Donoel, rests at the Adelaide Street Gallery. It is described as seven to eight feet long with a brass mount and iron-loaded tip, used to strike at distant targets. a leather strap on the small end secures it to the wrist. Reportedly crafted under precise instructions, the weapon is noted as formidable. Additionally Berlin reports a betrothal at the Congress of Katwijk between Prince Adalbert of Prussia and Grand Duchess Maria, daughter of Emperor Nicholas. Prince Leopold of the Two Sicilies arrived at the Clarendon on Saturday on a tour, considered a suitor to Princess Marie of France and linked to the King of Naples and the Queen Regent of Spain.
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Roya
Adelaide-streat Gallery
Portugal
Donoel
Berlin
Katisch
Adalbert
Prussia
Maria
Nicholas
Leopold
the Two Sicilies
Syracuse
the Clarendon
Marie
France
King
Naples
Spain
de Berri
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