Harvey's Restorative and Macassar Oil Promoted
An 1850s advertisement extols Harvey's Restorative for health restoration and relief from headaches bilious issues and debility. It markets Macassar Oil for hair growth softness and styling with various price points and lists multiple London retailers. The notice warns against counterfeit imitations and urges buying only from Rowland and Son and partners with testimonials from Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
London
Hall
Charlotte-street
Rathbone-place
Wile
Catherine-street
Strand
Hoskins
Quatrant Humphris
Wilderneas
Rowland and Son
Hatton Carden
Alex. Howland
Hamburgh
RowLane
Werersf
Hengi Pheys
BOOKS AND MEDICINES ADVERTISING PAGE NOTES
A dense retail advertisement page lists various remedies and wares. It highlights HING'S WORM LOZENGES, ALLINGHAM'S CORN AND BUNION SOLVENT, AYLING'S SPECIFIC EXTRACT for gonorrhea and urinary issues, and related medical goods. It cites multiple London agents and notes the rapid voyage of the Sum of London from China to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allngham
Rotterdam
Yling
Ayling
Great Portland Street
Oxford Street
London
Cheapside
Johnson
Cornhill
William Ayling
N. B
Lloyd’s
Wessra
Joseph Henry Dart
St. Michael's
United States
Balearic Islands
Mericana
Toulon
Riley
St. Tharine
China
Lingan
Liverpool
Agous
Sin Re
Singapore
Anser Point
St. Helena
Downs
Imprisonment for Debt and Scottish Committees Named
A fragment lists select committee members for the Imprisonment for Debt bill in Scotland and an unrelated court session committee. It names Sir John Campbell and many peers and lawyers as signatories, noting five to be the quorum and detailing the Power to send for persons, papers, and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Aglionby
Blamire
Brodie
Brotherton
Buller
B. Carter
Carruthers
Clay
Cripps
Mmr. Divett
Ewart
Cut
Pemberton
Poulter
Sergeant Perrin
Pryme
M. 'W. ‘Ridley
Richards
Roebuck
Rolfe
Frederick ‘Shaw
Sheil
Jobb
Abel Smith
Sergeant Talfourd
Fancred
Tooke
Warburton
iMr
Sergeant Jackson
Hardy
F. Egerton
J. Stuart
Mir. Lefroy
Colonel Perceval
Humphery
Bernal
Jones Parry
Alderman Copeland
Mark Philipa
Fox Maule
Lord Dalmeny
Baring
Rundle
Court of Session
Scotland
Birt
Lord Advocate
Jas. Oawald
Colin Dunlop
J. Maxwell
John Hay
Pringle
Murray
Stewart Mackenzie
Cumming Bruce
Wallace
Balfour
Michael Shaw Stewart
James Hope
Mr. Forbes
Select Committee
Lord Ebrington
Goulburn
Barling
Royal Field Marshal passes through Dordrecht en route to Tilburg
Dutch report details Prince Field Marshal’s noon arrival in Dordrecht as he moves toward Tilburg where troops await their commander. The bulletin also notes Amsterdam birth and death tallies from 1700 to 1814, with births 752,475 and deaths 927,637 and an annual average around 6,545 births and 8,066 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dordrecht
Tilburg
Amsterdam
Middelburg
Nort
Beveland
William Bryan
Isle of White
Wight
G. H. Lauxdon
Frederick William Lauxdon
Frankfort
Wabia
Jattgard
Neckarwichingen
Hohenhohe
Rrailsheim
Upper
Maine
Amort
Ditto
Loan
Commersi Company
Van Diemen's Land Company Annual Meeting Review
The proprietors met at Broad Street house to hear the Court of Directors report. Governor John Pearse chaired as Ewens read of a shift to tillage at Circular Head, expanding beef cattle and sheep at Woolworth and Circular Head, with land converted from sheep to cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
LGR
High Holborn
Barclays
Atrest
Butler
Cheapside
Hatoby Grove
Charing-cross
Maryford-street
Pitman
Fleet-street
Ashby
Broad-street
Craters Street
West
Panton-street
Atkinsom
Lion-street
Hawkins
Dawson
Collier
Sloane-street
Lipscomb
Borough
Jarvis
Tottenham Court Read
Oxley
Gravesend
Cart Bexley
Heath
Brownings
Harrow
Dennis
Hacker
Todd
Greenwich and Co
Wycombe
Cha Mt Woolwich
Wich
Enex
Brixton-hill
Mandal
Chapman
Tod Harriss
Uxbrigidge
Mould
Camberwell
Goldsmith
Istrest
Batty
Finsbury Pavement
United Kingdom
Alex. Fhorn
Broad Street
John Pearse
Ewens
Circular Head
Woolworth
Hampshire
Surrey Hills
Surrey
Hampshire Hilla
Carr
Mauritius
Saloman
Di 9
Colonial Department
Royal visits and dinners at St James's and Eaton Place
Princess Augusta and other royals paid visits to the King at St James's Parade on Wednesday. His Majesty left for Windsor Castle at seven. Duke of Cumberland and others dined with the Duke and Duchess of Gordon at Belgrave Square. Count Pozzo di Borgo had an interview with the Duke of Wellington at the Foreign Office. Cabinet Ministers dined with the Lord Chancellor at Hyde Park Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Augusta
Duchess of Gloucester
Sophia
St. James’s Parade
Herbert Taylor
Windsor Castle
Sisateen
Duke of Cumberland
Land
Hesse Homberg
Duke
Duchess of
Gordon
Baroness Steyne
Hyde Park Terrace
Bank of Eng Declares Four Percent Dividend At Court
Yesterday the General Court of the Pro riotors of Bank Stock met at the Bank of Eng to declare a dividend after reviewing the bank account. The Governor and Directors proposed four percent from profits, with 10,000 taken from rent to support the dividend. Debate touched on the East India Company loan and future transparency for banks of issue. The question and dividend were carried before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Engand
Pattison
Aredant
Young
The
India Company
East India Company
Bank of England
Court of Directors
Winter
Williamson
W. Williamson
South Sea House
Lord Althorp
Issne
Courtly scenes and musical pleasures in Dublin and Paris
Reports from Dublin describe the Castle guard change and a lively dance in the Castle-yard with the Earl of Haddington and his lady watching. Lord Stanley faces defections over liberal policy, while Signora Corti Paltoni and Signor Paltoni captivate Paris audiences at Pleyel's rooms with a praised vocal and piano performance leaving spectators hopeful they soon depart for London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Haddington
Dublin
Lord Stanley
Peel
Stanley
Dublin Register
Signora Corti Paltoni
Signor Paltoni
Pleyel
Signora Corri
Pacini
Bess
Ronsini
Signora Corri Paltoni
Messrs
Osborne
Ernest
Paris
London
Grain Prices Report From Correspondent Column
Grain supplies today show wheat selling readily with prices higher. Barley up several pence, oats and beans listed with varied quotes, malt and flour noted with multiple shillings per bushel and per hundredweight across the market.
Market notes on grain and flour price trends
Farmers face ongoing field work with tight grain supplies while Wheat and Barley prices show little improvement. Oats Beans Peas Flour and other staples hold near last week rates, with Old Tish Wheat and Irish variants listed and per quarter prices for Barley Malt and various oats and beans provided.
Social World at Dublin Castle Draws Hundreds in Mons
Vice Regal drawing room at Dublin Castle drew upwards of seven hundred attendees. The Earl and Countess of Hadiington led presentations in the Presence Chamber with guards from the 15th Hussars and a 27th Regiment band providing music in the grand hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Hadiington
Dublin Castle
Frvaps
King’s Hussars
John Knight Boswell
Joseph Hices
M‘donagh
Boswell
de Moll and Smith
Sackville Street
Moore
Ines
Bouwell
Mr. Hines
Royal Exchange
de Mol and Smith
Mr. Boswell
Feacle
Robert
George: Greene
Kennedy
Collins
Reemedy
Shepperd
Constabulary
20Th Light Dragoons
Michael Bourchier
Clare Journal
Muarose
CeossmoLina
Crael
Thomas Knox
Stonehall
James Callaghan
Dougher
Malley
Flion
Ballinal Im
AupeaMan- Copeland
Stanley
Coleraine
Fire at Garratt Lane Factory Killings and Crash
A blaze at Garratt Lane Wandsworth destroyed a card and lucifer match factory. Three girls died amid debris while two workers barely escaped with injuries. Prisoners of fire, witnesses described shelves aflame and a rapid escape as boiler and floor exploded. a coroner’s inquiry later ruled accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandewonra
Wandle
Carrion
Garratt-lane
Wandsworth
Aix
Jones Prat
Ieee Ae
Witnésa
Uresa
Embleton
Mr. Bell
Sworkman
Belize
Joss
Ice Roads Foreling and a Murky Safety Scene
A garbled OCR fragment hints at ice roads and hazards, mentioning foreling signs and a tense scene. It references a voyage or travel context with unclear names and numbers, suggesting failed clarity but an urgent public safety tone.
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Cere
Smith
Enor Improvement ‘ Company
Mesora, Vere
Pte
Paskers
Lombard-street
James. Eonethorne
Dake-street
Westminster
Asd
Wordaworth
Threadneedle-streat
Bingo and Boundeinter
s-Fenchurch-buildings
Dover-street
Piccadilly
Fapaotanes
Cea of the, Company
Avery
Optain J
John
Thomas. Brown
Books Society
Geo
Kirkpatrick
UBLIG
Haltpan
Poland
Moses
Constan' Aranty
England
Ely
Satnaby
Weedon
Bath
Boles, &c
George Henekey and CO
Gray's Inn
Dom
Ats
Chines, Dobe, Brichkas
Phetions Cabs
Dennetis, &c
Faculty of London
Arisin
Jus
Ine Ey
Pewes Ford
Louisa Bt
Sidney Ey
Sherwood, Gilbert
Piper
Paternoster Row
Police
Uswal
C. Bay
Agery
Treatishea Haberdosrery
Arran
Pei Erkins
T. Hort
St Paul's Churchyard
Erdeley
Metropolitan
Sanday “Times
Hogwent
Biaithe, Elder, and Co
W. Lake
Old Isley
Edinburgh Review
Manchester and
Hugh Smith
Bleckfriars Road
Sanger
Barclay
Farringdon
Wheaton
Sol’s-row
Hempstead Road
Spinta Lave G. Farses
Ryder
Marchmont-trest
Burton-crescent
Navy
Wessels
Dr. Walker
Josep Wessels
St. Paul's
Stradling
Xchange-Gate
Rahi
Chandler
Hing
Ching
E. Edwards
St. Paul's Churchyard
Royal Exchange Gates
Oxford-street
Government
Evan Edwards
Peete
J. A. Sharwood
Bishop Beery
Apps Intent
Chavidler
Rent
Strange
Pimlico
Brooker
Holborn
Aldwinkle and Co
Tottertham-court-road
Brunton
High Street
Roe
Red Lion-street
Green
Whitechapel-road
Allison
Bethnal-green
Talbot
High-street
Poplar
Farrar
Upton-place
Church-street
Hackney
Sharp
Allingham
Berlin
St. Schuld
van Diemen’s Land Company
Eee Court
Wolverhampton
Mawes
Eee Ge
Birmingham
Marca
Ireland
Journal du Commerce
Don Carlos’ Army
Madrid
Cross Keys
Strutt
Ponsonby
Joseph Strott
Samuel Fox
Osmaston
Derby Mercurys
Mary Beardwell
New-read
Middlesex Hospital
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