Perring’s Patent Extra Light Hats and Wray’s Balma sic Pills
A public notice announces Perring’s Patent Extra Light Hats with forged labels and warns buyers about counterfeit copies from 69 Strand and other outlets. It also promotes Leake’s Genuine Pills for chronic rheumatic disorders and venereal complaints, detailing pricing, distribution, and cautions about imitations and unsafe ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and
Wright
Taylor
Stanhope-street
Clare
Perring
United Kingdom
India
Spain
Portugal
France
John Perring
Strand
S. Ivery
Elastic Corsets and Mother’s Book Promoted in London
An advertisement touts Patent Elastic Corsets featuring unyielding materials for spine support and health benefits, plus elastic bands, stockings, knee caps, and bandages with agents listed in multiple cities. Also promoted is The Mother's Book by Mrs. Child with favorable testimonials from Scotsman Scots Times Literary Gazette and Atheneum, encouraging mothers to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn-street
St. James's
Casa
S. B. May
Silk Mercer
Plymouth
A. Fownes
Lordstreet
Liverpool
Wood and Son
Spuniegate
York
Messrs
Perrin
Lex
Cheltenham
Fielder
Newbury
Berks
R. BR. Priest
Giles's
Norwich
W. Smith
Preston
Miller and Fox
Colchester
Scotsman
Scots Times
Literary Gazette
Atheneum
London
Thomas Tege
Gheapside
N. Hailes
Piccadilly
Bowdery
Oxford-street
Royal Assent Granted to Multiple Bills by Royal Commission
In the House of Lords on June 23 the Royal Commission, with Lords Chancellor, Lansdowne, and Shaftesbury, gave Royal Assent to several Bills including the Consolidated Fund, Militia Ballot, Court of Exchequer Scotland, Vice-Admiralty Court, and others. The Commons sent the Boundaries Bill for first reading and several private bills. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Commons
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Shaftesbury
Court of Exchequer
Scotland
Court of King’s Bench
Ireland
Norfolk
Bristol
Edinburgh
J. Rosset
Marquis of Lanspawne
House of Commons Adjourns After Royal Assent Signified
The Speaker entered the House for prayers then remained seated as the Deputy-Ushers of the Black Rod prepared the Royal Assent commission. On assuming the chair he announced that Royal Assent had been signified to the bills in the report. The House adjourned until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Rod Summers
Portsmouth
Messrs
Carter
Baring
Arentlesian
Napier
Beneficial Society
Hampshire Telegraph
Summer Assizes Schedules for North and South Wales Circuits
The list details sessions of the Summer Assizes across North Wales with Chief Baron Lyndhurst and Judge Alderson presiding. Dates span July to August at Dolgelly Carnarvon Beaumaris Ruthin Mold Cardiff Carmarthen Haverfordwest Cardigan Brecon Presteigne and Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wales
Baron Lyndhurst
Pool
Dolgelly
Carnarvon
Beaumaris
Uly
Ruthin
Mold
South Wales
Justice Alderson
Cardiff
Carmarthen
Haverfordwest
Satuaysaly
Cardigan
Aly
Brecon
Presteigne
Chester
Poetic tribute to Elisa Frissel at Passy Cemetery
Viscount de Chateaubriand, about to be arrested, composes touching stanzas for Elisa Frissell daughter of a friend. The poem, dated 7 June at the Prefecture of Police, laments a young girl laid to rest with roses and ashes, mourning a father's sorrow amid death and grief.
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Viscount de Chateaubriand
Elisa Frisell
AU Cimetiere DE
Passy
Aline Les Rends Jamais
Ce Monde
Frosenc
Ace Monde de Deuil
D’angoisse
de Malbeur
Pére
Elisa
Canvass and elections spread across English towns
The report details canvassing in Bridport, Plymouth, Blackburn, Huddersfield, and Portsmouth. It notes candidates like Mr Romilly and Sir Horace St Paul, the spread of support for independents Carter and Baring, and debates over registration dates and tax reforms.
London Livery Meeting Debates Pledges For Candidates
In a London meeting of livery members pledges proposed by Mr Williams carried, an amended set narrowly failed. Debate split the room with emphasis on reform aims including cheaper food and knowledge, abolition of taxes, shorter Parliament, and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livery of London
Williams
City of London
London
Manu
Trish Chronicles Recites Old Testament Parable on Tax Strife
In Cork and beyond a tumultuous sermon parallels a Bible tale of rulers taxed and the poor starved. The crowd accuses leaders of greed while church and state back heavy-handed law. Peace preachers and war captains march, leaving blood and discarded goods in their wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Ireland
American Expedition The Rocky Mountain Journey 1820 21
The American government expedition of 1820 21, after eleven years missing, reappeared describing landings at Green Bay Prairie du Chien and St Anthony's Falls. They traced lead mines near St Peter's River, crossed the Rockies, endured a nine month polar night, and survived a harsh trek with many Indian encounters. They reported salt beds, various metal ore deposits, and a Copper Indian attack with several casualties. Captain Leavensworth was wounded by an Indian and lost his horse.
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Rocky Mountains
Green Bay
Prairie du Chien
St. Anthony’s Falls
Mississippi
St. Peter's
Missouri
Asia
Columbia River
Leavensworth
Worthington elected after parish lecturer contest at St Clement Danes
The St Clement Danes parish polls closed after a three day contest. The Rev. J. W. Worthington received 150 cheers and is declared duly elected over Rev. Thomas Watson amid loud cheers. Penny Publications. Stamp Commissioners target penny publications and penalties for selling newspapers without a stamp. Cowie, a Strand bookseller, summoned to show cause why he should not pay two 20 penalties for selling unstamped newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clement Danes
Churchwarden Bannister
J. W. Worthington
Thomas Watson
Worthington
Timm
Commi
Privy Council Hearing On Suttee Ban In India Case
The Privy Council heard a challenge to Lord William Bentinck’s 1829 Suttee prohibition. Advocates argued Suttee is an integral Hindu duty and that banning it violates native rights under 37 Geo III. They warned enforcement could threaten British rule in India. The hearing adjourned to Saturday for further arguments by the East India Company side. Rammahun Roy and other Indian dignitaries attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Huddersfield
Teeds
West Riding
Privy Council
Leeds Mercury
William Bentinck
Pres
Aknee
Ote Cellor
Uis
Lansdowne
Wise Resigy
Lord
Amherst
John Russell
James Graham
East
Charles Grant
Drington
Drink
M’dougall
Hindoo
Angiras
Earen
Wariar
Peeren Matey
India
East India Company
Supreme Courts
England
Drinkwater
Charles Wetherell
Edward Snyder
Serjeant Spankie
Rammahun Roy
Murder at Atherstone inquest verdict given
An inquest at the Three Tuns Atherstone before Coroner G C Greenway returned a verdict of wilful murder against Charles Mills a 40 year old pauper. Mills assaulted fellow pauper Charles Thompson with a knife after a dinner dispute, striking Mills in the temple, and causing death after hours of pain. Mills was committed to Warwick gaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Tuns
Atherstone
G. C.greenway
Charles Mills
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Charles
Warwick
ANOTHER REVOLUTION at TR10 JANEIRO
Intelligence received at Lloyds reports the Sorry Weale from Van Dieman’s Land bound for Rio de Janeiro. The Porter from Rio de Janeiro, sailing about eighteen days, indicates a factional disruption at Rio de Janeiro when she departed, with little time to spare to flee.
Historical Inquiry on Curate Incomes and Bishops
Fragmentary notes discuss the incomes of curates and bishops, referencing values, records, and distinctions among church incomes. The text cites figures around thousands of pounds and mentions specific titles like Bishop of London and Wearmonth with emphasis on contrasts between curates and higher offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bol
Copleston
London
Tragic inquest over Tottenham lady who killed herself
A inquest at Tottenham High Cross heard that Mrs Miles, wife of Royal Navy officer Robert Miles, aged about forty five, ended her life by slashing her throat with a razor while lamenting her ill father. The note to her father and the physician’s testimony pointed to temporary mental derangement as the cause. The jury returned a verdict of death by her own hand while temporarily insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Robert Miles
Royal Navy
Tottenham High Cross
Miles
Thompson
Shea
Roiti
Tottenham
Cies
Deceased Oyster Lover and Travels Noted in Hampshire
Fragmentary notice recalls a deceased individual aged 68 known for a love of oysters and travel. The text mentions a caterer and shop, a county demonstration in Hampshire, and a note written by a person named Lwin. The garbled OCR preserves scattered names and places without clear dates or outcomes.
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Milbank
Dando
Mondsy
Prana
Wildman
Itera
County of Hants
Hartford
Cattereca
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Taipw
Pnsdangd
J. M. and Co
SS McP
Errytan Poste
Perry Iann
Perryian Pen Manufactory
Red Storesquare
Howard
Li Barker
Firet-street
Temple-bar
Mr. Fletcher
Duke of York
Royal Household
Great Portland Street
Regent Street
N.B
Leake
T. Taylor
New Bridge-street
Disborough
Clement’s-lane
Lombard-street
Royal College of London
Annals of Medicine
Messrs. Barclay and Sons
Farringdon
Reet
Butler
Forster
Winchester
Hampshire
Clark
Kingston
Lloyd
Richmond
Surrey
Gorringe
Hastings
Masseil
Brighton
Goodhurn
Horsham
Martin
Lewes
White
Chichester
Sussex
Currie
Stroud
Clause
Feversham
Cotterill
Canterbury
Nth
Sevenoaks
Green
Deptford-bridge
Riches
Greenwich
Gordelier
Sittingbourne
Guest
Tunbridge
Jeffries
Chatham
Way
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
Wells
Weaver
High-street
Worcesters Cook
Ipswich
Rumley
Burs
Suffolk
Seymour
Biana Stortford
Hertfordshire
Hobbs
Cambridge
Burrowa
Smiden
Wykes
Romford
Spaull
Essex
Ith
Windsor
Cooper and Cross
Bath
Waldron
Hotella
M.O. Wray
Holborn
Elgven
Ithe Chiswick Press
Aii
Warren
Robert Warren
Imperial Parliament
Lambeth
Palmer
Walworth
Elis
Bridport
Horace St. Paul
Bridir
Adley
Sobn Romilly
Samuel Romilly
Romilly
Eeatienan
Pallett
Dorchester
London Road
Gondon
Warburton
Sir A. St. Paul
Dudley
Trarla
Metropols
Weeterborough
Ely
South Yell
Wearmonth
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