Delcroix perfumes and Doctor periodical notices in London
An 18th century item lists Delcroix perfume depots at 158 New Bond Street and promotes their Lavande scent and Vinaigre preparations. It then shifts to the editor resignation of a medical periodical The Doctor, detailing appointments for Mr. and Mrs. in St John Street and sale of medicines at affordable prices with delivery options and terms.
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Ilcroix and CO
Russia
Asstris
Prussia
New Bond
Delcroix
Pete Saawean
Poe
Delraix
Decroix
N.B
Bee and Co
New Bond Street
Lapizs
Bt. John-street
Em Urwerden
Winster-Roed
John-street
Clerkenwell
Church OF England
Hume
John Russell
Afonda Port
Mahon
C. P. Thomson
Lindsay
Col. Lindsay
Scotland
Fifeshire
T. Doncomee
A. Trevor
F. Buxton
T. Duncombe
Spain
Duncombe
Lord Eliot
Colonel Gurwood
Don Carlos
Duke of Wellington
Lord Melourne
Caradoc
Col. Gurwood
Portugal
France
England
Colonel Garwood
Rson
We Vattel
Poland
Aurcrat
Torrijos
Malaga
Louis Philippe
House of Commons
Surwoud
Guipuscoa
Alava
Biscay
Kingdom of
Navarre
Windsor
Garwood
Biscayan
Foreign Office
Duke Wellington
Bow Ring
Jahon
Foreign Department
Finsbury
Madrid
Zamalacarreguy
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House
Hood
Mariamz de la Rosa
Chamber of Procuradores
Signior Galiano
Cordoba
Wiseman
Carlos
Fiosbury
London
Zumalacarreguy
C. Petnam
Col. Evans
O'Connell
J. Russell
Atrevor
Ampthill
Bedfordshire
Chesham
Bocks
Eastbourne
Sussex
Entleman
Bedford
Bucks
Poor Laws
Devonshire
Trevor
Debates in Imperial Parliament on Ireland and England
Long session notes show Lords discussing Irish public instruction, petitions on church matters, and the Execution of Wills Bill. Debates cover factory regulation, Maynooth funding, municipal reform, and the ongoing Scrutiny of slavery abolition funds with calls for inquiries into magistrates and planter conduct.
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House OF Lords
Ove O'Clock
Lord Dexwan
Possack
Lord Duncannon
Commissioners of Public Instruction
Ireland
Earl of Harewood
Church of Scotland
Lord Brougham
Glasgow Radical Association
E. Witmer
Commons
London and Birmingham
Ons
Charleville
Basedon
Denman
Exeter
Stoney
Lord Abinger
Lord Malmesbury
House of Commons
Earl
Malmesbury
Gm Roden
Pr Fiarcourt Lees
Consa
Great Britain
Alhisigh
Lord Roden
Oder
Fowell Buxton
Sligo
Lord Stanley
Buxton
Justice Wilson
Wilson
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Sligo
Petition Debates Highlight Agricultural Distress and Morality Claims
The session saw petitions from Margate, Edinburgh Road, and others about agricultural distress and immorality linked to pees shops. Sir Edward Knatchbull urged timely measures while ministers noted the petition on the table. Further petitions covered church officers in the army and Captain Acheson’s dismissal, with debate over decorum and justice.
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E. Knatchbull
Sir Edward
Fe Mptre
Margate
Church of England
Hog
Ache Me
Alate
Sheil
Acheson
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Jackson
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Tany
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Shaw
Carlow
O’connell
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Maholy
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Mr. O'Connell
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O'Callaghan
Henry Field
Gillon
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Stamford
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G. Carew
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Roehampton
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Thomas Kemp
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Grote
Goulburn
R. Peel
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Gillonan
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Mbly
General Assembly of Scotland
Arch OF Scotland
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Colence
Reat
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