Gardeners Gazette and Weekly Journal of Science and Culture
Fragmentary scandia from a 19th century horticultural periodical describes a garden focused miscellany. It mentions a weekly issue from Strand London, advertisements for snuff bones and silverware, and notes on prices and patterns for patterns and cutlery.
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Gardeners Gazette
Ant Weekly
Sclance
Mary Eperndid Piatee
Prampin Spill of Hi alia Medicine for Stomach and Bowels
A vintage advertisement proclaims Nintti Medicine or Pr amplin products as a universal remedy for stomach and bowel disorders. It claims efficacy against indigestion, headaches, colds, menstrual issues, and pregnancy comfort, touting rapid relief after two to three doses and benefits to liver kidneys and overall health. The copy targets females and elders with promises of safety for children and pregnancy. It cites pricing and distribution through Strand London and retailers, framed as a trusted domestic remedy with multiple formulations.
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Strand
London
Romantic inquest reveals tragic lovers tale and suicide
An inquest in Temple area details a dramatic romance ending in suicide. Charles Stewart McVies, a medical student, shot himself at the door of his favored mistress after writing to a friend about his fate. The accused act and the lover’s poems and letters are read, revealing a distressed state of mind and a fatal outcome.
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M*mahon
Hogue
Templeareet
Charles Stewart M'Vies
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Spain
Gorman
Alfred
Biccles-street
Cuarles
Oshelicy
Kyron
Selfelau
Bristol
de- Saeed
Accident Dreadful Near Fatality Involving Child Near Bridge
A boy about eight years old nearly died after an accident by a waterbank. A Newfoundland dog owner bravely jumped in to rescue him as onlookers and a coroner s inquest were noted. The incident occurred near Field Terrace and Barth Bridge, with witnesses reporting the dramatic rescue and ensuing inquiry.
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Uae
Surrey Cabal
Sindee
Betta
Bredse Wit & Boy
Newfoundland
Barth
Ne. 9
Field Terrace
Lex
Ship Charles Eaton story of wreck and massacre survivors
An aged naval narrative recounts the Charles Eaton voyage from Sydney on July 2, 136. The ship struck near Torres Strait on August 16, leaving most crew and passengers on wrecked vessels. Survivors endured raft life, hostile natives attacked, and few escaped. D'Oyley and another survivor recount assaults and eventual rescue by Captain Lewis aboard the governess schooner Satelle.
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Pin Charles Eaton
Sindney
Torres Straits
Tamor
Che
Tae
Kate
Lange
Faye
Oxley
Aboula
Wa Oweeh
Aml
AC Murrau
Lewis
Petition on Stephenson line dominates London siting debate
In the House of Commons a long petition about the London and Brighton railway and Stephenson's line is discussed. Members argue standing orders, petition referals, and whether the petition exposes alleged noncompliance, with the chair and various MPs debating procedural steps and accountability.
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House OF Commons
London and Brighton
Peter
Bom
Gs Lennor
Mara
George Lennon
London
Brighton
Stephenson
Susax
Pechele
Wadon
Wien
Vie
Wason
Dept. Fordtanl
C. Buller
Curveis
de Ford
Steplemeon
Minos
Stags Orders Committee
Theo
Palmer
Curteies
Duncombe Sand
Corbin
Cur
Reniini
Severn
Benson
Jewes Galdenult
Freshfeld French
Canada
Roebuck
Hume
Poor Law Committee
Baronet
Exchequer
Staffordshire and Sheffield Trades Meet for Mutual Aid
A Sheffield delegation led by Prades Vanatis met Staffordshire potters in Logde Presto to toast Leet Tate’s quarrel and strike with Goede Masters. About ninety attendees listened as leaders praised solidarity, urged further support for workers, and pledged to defend artisans against tyranny and oppression.
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Sheffie’d
Logde Presto
Tate
Lowas
Stafordshire
Shelleta
LancCaster
Frotette Potteres
Agentis
Sheffield
Miraner
Tome
Mick
Fredship
Mechaun
Uuter Senalar
Otorts
Caon
Hin Pees
Abe Teapt
Sant
Extermination Efforts in Tunbridge Wells Nettle a Burglary Ring
Reports detail a long standing infestation of organized burglars in Tunbridge Wells and the county. After robberies at Wellington Place and Sir Robert Milnes, investigators traced stolen property. a fortnight later Martin was captured at Furbridge and jailed for trial. Four accomplices linked to the case remained in custody as warrants issued.
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Greenwich
Pais
Dtawas
Poeta
Alderoman Wood
Sie Kernavpchbule
Myr
Duncombe
Deptford and Daver
Warburton
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Dover
Mitten
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Richards
Charles Gushingtor
Alsscer
Wilks
Somerset
Tits House
Ithesas
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Goulburn
Lond Ashley
Virw Warburton
Wert
Woo
Meleeams
Treva Tam
Tron
Nates Reach
Satta
Wellington-place
Robert Milnes
Noman Mand Peres Martin
Furbridge
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Tellawang
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Springdale
Siz. J. Hut
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Watches and jewelry trade growth and a tale of Algiers marriage freedom
The article describes Geneva watchmaking in the 16th to 18th centuries with 100 masters and 50 journeymen, 3,000 watches yearly, and rising numbers before labor costs lowered wages. It then recounts Hussein Pasha of Algiers allowing a daughter to choose her husband, contrasting entrenched marriage customs with a gesture toward personal choice.
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Danator
Algiers
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