Antiquarian Society notes and health patent medicine ad
Fragments show a discussion at the Antiquarian Society with references to Roman roads Assus and a Turkish setting. The page promotes Morrison’s Pills and related Universal Medicines with testimonials from 1822 to 1852, cautioning against spurious products and listing agents in London and widespread sales.
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Antiquarian Society
Adana
Ated Assus
Lessing
Esar'e Atea
Fis
Square
London
Messin
Wien
Anowy
Princip
Hive
Hell Bolti
Macal Institution
Collede
Bea S
Lond
Orson
Universal Medicines
Iis Effevoy
MO ‘Morigon
Cox
Montgomery Co. N.Y
Sabet
Aedel
Co Sail
Morrison's
Observance of the Sabbath and Mayo barony debate in Lords
In March the Lords hear petitions from Scotland and Wales for Sabbath observance and condemn coercive measures in Mayo Mayo. Parliament discusses Slavery petitions, Mayo barony, and Ireland policy, with Sir W Brabazon, Lord Sligo, and leaders attacking coercion while praising police conduct.
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House OF Lords
Stuart DE. Rothsay
Rothsay
Marquis of Westmeath
Portsoy
Earl of Rosebery
Scotland
Ncoln
St. Martin’s
Leicester
Mount Sorrel
Lincoln
Lord Dacre
Spileby
Lincolnshire
Eyrport
Monmouthshire
Lord Renyon
Lord Western
Romford
Colchester
Lord Dinorben
Wales
Lord Suffield
All Saints
Poplar
Earl of Roden
Inverness
Stanmore
Essex
Amersham
Bucks
Sedborough
Creaton
Northamptonshire
Kirby Lonsdale
Lichfield
Coventry
Shirley
Derby
Gloucester
Tom Stoke
Harwich
Billericay
Lord Gosford
Fife
Balmerino
Earl Grey
Northumberland
Hereford
Liverpol
May
Teynham
Ireland
County of
Mayo
Sarum
Sligo
William Brabazon
Hear
Lord Phankett
W. Brabazon
Barony of
Galles
Feynham
Wynford
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Ford
Duke of Richmond
Lord Teynham
Marquis of
Gallen
County
Plunkett
Flemen
Perso
Hertford Election Committee and Garrisons Returns Debate
In the House of Commons debate, Mr Bernal notes a motion on the Hertford Election Committee relating to a Marquis of Salisbury letter. The letter states tenants agreements are printed and available, influencing the motion. Lords Ebrington and Hobhouse discuss returns on governors and lieutenants of garrisons and associated emoluments, with expectations to present as early as possible before the army estimates.
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Norte
Peraling
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster Row
Oawbyn
Catherinestreet Straid
Chapelle
Pall-mall
Marsh
Oxford-street
Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
Cuancenton
Committee of Supply
Granville Somerset
Corbett
House of Commons
Addington
Perceval
Castlereagh
Botany Bay
Pitt
the Treasury
Fox
Fox, Who ‘Both Fought Mentally Against It, Allegi Ig
France
Baronet
Tamworth
England
Blackstone
Ireland
Surrey
Nature
Ministera
Ury
Charles TI
Pesneil
William Til
Devonshire
John Russell
America
nFbeeat
James II
Church of Ireland
Duke of Bedford
Parsons
Earl of Shannon
Mr. Cobbett
Duke of
Lesey
Townsend
Durham
Northallerton
Yorkshire
Divine
Dr. Townsend
Symptons
Pneston
Cobbett
James the Second
George the Third
Sabet
Sehatia
Bok
Sones
Cork
Vellor
Othet
Auraston Bitherald
Gay
Servants of Crown
T the Hon
T. Attwood
Hid
Attwood
Union
Onis Gis Irman
Lambert
Connell
Pyceuren
Gorny
Aris
Stanley
Dublin
Onis
Bach
Dos & Couteg
Emmy
Maken
Sreaxsr
Hertford Election Committee
Bernal
Hertford
House of Docsteduesinge
Marquis of Salisbury
Mr. B
Lord Ebrington
John Hobhouse
Roon Aers
Middlesex
Hume
J. Hobfiousé
Ee Errington
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Urrey- Cofpee
Lert Wats
Turkey
Catton Stern
East Fe
Tse Ib
Marshell and Company
Southserpton Street
Windod
Natarsi
Tater’ College
Chalmers
Kidd
Bell
Buckland
Prout
Willian Pickering
Indis
E. T
S Li
I A
Mechi
Methi
Pellerin Beraeat
United Kingdom
Wimbledon
Wootton- Basset Windsor
Rait
Gostahnstown
Montgomery Co
Jobnatown
Holmes
Amsterdam
Montgomery County
James Steuart
Wm. Fas
Agee Fae
Joseph H. Smith
New Haven, Conn
Tol. Greer
Glasgow
Ristian Melville
Porland Street
Lasginr
Morison
Tur
Fins of Ruowessen
Price
Ae General Steam Navigation Company
Avery Area
Yi Norman
NB. Sevres
Hamburg
Lamb and Street
Charles Bessell
Imperial Parliament
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