New Flat Gold Watches and Hair Dye Advertisements
An 19th century newspaper page advertises new flat gold watches with vertical movements and jewelled cases, sold by Savory’s and partners. It also promotes Agid Hassan’s Cir Cassian Hair Dye claiming quick color changes and safety, marketed by W Day and Co and others. The copy mentions signatures and bottle pricing, with ornate marketing language.
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T. Cox
Agid Hassan
W. Day and Co
Gracechurch Street
Mannay and Co
Oxford Street
Prout
Etrand
Fe Bos
Ag Fiassan
Leee
Unmarried pair linked to robbery case court action
In Bow Street and Thames Office reports a man named Steers in the company of an accused woman and her daughter faced custody while the other two prisoners were committed for trial. A Windmill pub keeper was fined for Sunday hours violations. Separate inquests concluded accidental death aboard the Betsy and at the Serpentine river, plus a natural death verdict for John Blyth in Coldbath Fields.
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Steers
Serpentine
Old King’s Head
Kensington Road
Higgs
Richard Towler Stevens
John Pritchard
Royal Humane Society
Draga
Bat Acressis
John Stevens
Piccadilly
White Horse
Robert Koott
Pritchard
Postponed Sheriff Fund Meeting to Next Week
In consequence of the death of His Most Gracious Majesty the meeting appointed for today is postponed to this day week the 2th instant at twelve o'clock at the London Coffee House Ludgate hill David Williams Wire Benjamin Hardwick
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EY Gret Western Railway
Cornhill
London
River Thames
Gathampton
Isle of Goring
Oxfordshire
Moalsford
County of
Berks
Maidenhead
Heriffs’ Fund
Ludgate-hill
David Williams Wire
Benjamin Hardwick
Consul appointments and bankruptcy notices in June
Foreign Office announces Henry Bonar Bay as Consul at Philadelphia. Numerous Yeomanry cavalry and High Court appointments listed. Bankruptcy filings include John Deane and many others with dates in June and August. Dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and a 3.5 mile foot race for 100 sovereigns noted. Counterfeit coin seizure reported in Paris. Army officers retired and to settle in Upper Canada.
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Ee Foreign Office
Henry Bonar
Bay
Philadelphia
Joshua Kidd
Brownlow Street
Drury-lane
David Longsdon
Castle-street
Southwark
John Deane
Sydney-square
Commercial Road
Young and Wallings
St. Muldred's Court
Graham
Basingtall Street
Charles Stanbridge
William Forbes Marshall
Thomas Robinson Williams
Lamb's Buildings
Bunhill Row
Court of Bankruptcy
Lyle
Great Jamessere
Bedford Row
Turquand
Francis Smith
Crawford-street
Marylebone
Bankra
Messrs
Sole
Aldermanbury
Pennell
L Edward Beetham
Portsmouth
Lincoln's Ion-fields
New Royal Hotel
New-street
Birmingham
Chilton
Chancery-lane
Henson
Harding
Moland Street
Austen and Hobsco
Raymond Buildings
Gray's Inn
Morris, Palmer Andios
Paradise Street
Charles Harderston
Sargue Frodsham
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
South John Street
Dean
Besex Street
London
Peacock
Church Street
Joseph Kirk
Leeds
Battye
Fisher
Sachow
Chancery
Rayner
Peters
Bristol
Jones
Crosby-square
John Freer
System
Leicester
Hosier
Castle of
Holme and Loftus
Newton
Gregory
John Winvington
Choriton
Medlock
Manchester
Drugist
Commissioners
Anchester
Thomas Cuvelje
Southampton
Rowley and Taylor
John Atkinson
Barrowford
Commissioners’ Rooms
Bower and Back
Jane
Hunting
John Wilson
Millhouses
Derby
George Inn
Wirksworth
Walter and Pemberton
Symonds’ Inn
Chancery Lane
Hodgkinson
John Burman
Hirmingham
Warwick
Radenburnt's New Royal Hotel
Norton and Chaplin
Graya
Inn Square
Messra
Spurrier
Chaplin
Birmingha
Wiliam Bater
Kidderminster
Noblestreet
the Lion Inn
Messe
Allan and Heobon
Stone
Lincoln’s Inn
Halen
R. Wright
Woulasch
Kent
Victualler
J. and
J. Richards
Morria‘’s Wall
Bridge-street
J. Drayton
C. Drayton
Sc John-street
Clerkenwell
Woollen Drapers
H. M. Rimmel and Co
Regent Atrect
Perfomers
St Eleven
J. Woodams
Grange Road
Bermondsry
J. Hice
Woodbridge
Buffolk, Saddler
T. Hutton and Co
Newgate Street
J. Fussell
Old Street
St. Luke's
Carrier
W. Llewellyn
Cowgrass
Weat Smithfield
Iron Founder
W. and C. Beaumont
Thames Ditton
Surrey
Millers
J. Pooley
W Ritchie
Finsbury, Square
T. Scott
Watling-street
W. Atkinsop
Austin Friars
J. Hill
Montagu Mews
Montagu-Square
Hackneyman
Catentonatreet
T. Coleman
Darlaston
Staffordshire
Red Lion Inn
Wolverhampton
T. Kilvington
Brough
Weatmoreland
Bush Inn
Carlisle
G. Wilson
Hexham
Northumberland
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
W. Dargue
Whitehaven
Cumberland
J. Peters
Littlehampton
Sussex
Chichester
T. Vertue
Suffolk
Great White Home Tavern
Ipswich
W. Hose
J. Thurley
Coseley
Stork Hotel
W. Withers
Holt
Norfolk
Angel Inc
Norwich
Knott
Fairfield
Lancashire
the Commishers
J. Pickering
Bedford
Upbolater
T. Legg
Windmill-street
Tottenham Court Roat
Carrer
W. A. Barthlot
Regent-atrect
Mer
J. Torewell
KM. Cowton
York
T. Todd
J. B. Swith
J. Taylor
Herne Bay
J. Haywood
J. Booth
Charlottecatrect
Blackfriars Road
T. Churcher
Kingstreet
Golden Square
A. Pink
Mason
Levelnshulme
C. Simmonds
Southampton-row
A. Aylmer and Co
R. Creex and Co
Enfield
G. Collinge
PD. Murray
V. Morris and Co
St. Mary At Hill
City
Higginbotham
Meetwater Bridge
Regent's Park
Park
Paris
Army
Davies
24 Foot
Campbell
19Th Foot
Green
20Th Foot
Hart
Burmester
Garvock
Grayson
M‘millan
Glengarry Fenciblea
Upper Canada
United Service Gazette
Lords Swear In Nobles as Suwarressury Presides
The Lord Chancellor was absent so the Earl of Suwarressury sat on the woolsack at three to swear in nobles. Oaths of allegiance were signed by the Duke of Wellington and others, including the Archbishop of Dublin and Lord Abinger, with several more peers and prelates taking oaths later. The house adjourned to tomorrow.
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Cnascettor
Earl of Suwarressury
Queen Victoris
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Northumberland
Lord Ellenborough
Marquis of Westminster
Lord Wynford
Earl Grey
Lord Hatherton
Earl of Fingall
Lord Dundas
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Fitzwilliam
Archbishop of
Dublin
Lord Abinger
Lord Ciancertor
Venerable Assembly Swears In Members Amid Sparse Opposition
At noon a large ministerial-side assembly gathered while the opposite side was thin. The Speaker entered before 1 PM and took the oath to Queen Victoria. Clerks administered oaths to members in order, a lengthy process. The Speaker will convene at 10 AM tomorrow to swear in further members.
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Queen Victoria
Servant Teen Fined For Assault On Master At Walham Green
Afary Ann Pearce, about nineteen, was charged with striking her master Edward Clifford, Esq., after returning home intoxicated at ten thirty. He, an incapacitated, elderly man, received help from police as she claimed to have met a friend and drank. Pearce offered no defense. she was fined half a crown.
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Queen-Square
Suamerci
Afary Ann Pearce
Yesterdy
Edward Clifford
Walham Green
Heathcote
Brutality Case and Silk Robbery at the Bar
At WORSHIP STREET a farrier George Brent faced magistrates over repeated cruelty toward his wife Susannah Brent. She described beatings and threats. Brent apologized, then was fined 40 shillings or six weeks, with bail to keep the peace for six months. A second prisoner, Aixy, son of a Spicer Street weaver, was committed for trial for robbing his father of twenty yards of silk velvet worth ten pounds. Witnesses included J. King and Sergeant M Williams. the father testified of necessity and loss.
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Worship Street
George Brent
Codd
Mallard
Susannah Brent
Wood Street
St. Luke's
Mr. Codd
Dodd
Ropsery
Aixy
Spicer Street
J. King
M.william
Prssoner
Mr. Broughton
Union Ball Theft Case Leads to Family Involvement
Mary Winstanley, accused of stealing a cash box containing over 1001, was brought for final examination after authorities linked her to the Union-street robbery. Police found 74l in silver, one sovereign, and a cheque in the mother’s cupboard, with the mother and daughter both detained as suspects as investigators pursued further search and testimony.
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Union-Ball
Mary Winstanley
Brown
Union-street
Peraco
Foyer Street
Blackfriars Road
Wedgwood
Hornsby
M Division
Auverrigos
Coroners Inquest and Birmingham Political Union Meeting
Inquests reported include the death of John Arrabin a 36 year old stoker who killed himself with a razor and died of self inflicted wounds. Other verdicts note accidental death from a fall during scaffold work and head injuries from a hops sack. A large Birmingham Political Union meeting at Newhall hill ends in calls for reform, household suffrage, and peaceful action led by Mr Attwood and Mr Montz with speeches urging end to boroughmonger rule.
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Payne
George
Scow-hill
John Arrabin
William Scarlett
King-street
de Witt
Michael Ryan
Stapore
Thomas de Witt
Samuel Barnett
Holbornhill
J. Major
J. R. Lynch
Snowhbill
Lot Puay
St. Bartholomew's Hosital
Samuel Hawkes
Lothbury
Mid- Clesex Hospital
Stirling
Richard Frost
Messrs. Ramsbottom and Co
Broad Street
Goldensquare
Birmingham Political Union
Newhall-hill
Ateo
Hanovers, &c
Council of the Union
Attwood
New-hall-hill
Attwoop
Birmingham
George Frederick Montz
Montz
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Mr. Muntz
Francia Hartlett
Grey Parliament
Peel
England
Jerusalem
Napoleon
Betty
Prosperity
James II
Hounlow-heath
London
Hounslow-heath
Sweden
Mark
Victoria
G. Epmonds
Commons
Parliament
R. R. Dover
J.C. Sart
P. H. Montz
Pregce
Mr. Pierce
H. Mantz
B. Hadley
J.C. Salt
Apes
Opgiman
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