Avowal Register of Useful Inventions and Inventions
A fragment from a 19th century publication advertises Arcana of Science for 1832 and notices new companions to the newspaper. It lists the Avowal Register of Useful Inventions and Improvements, discoveries in mechanics chemistry natural history and social economy as abridged journals of the year 1832. The item notes a fourth edition of The Economy of Machinery and Manufactures by Charles Babbage with pricing and availability in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Cuvier
New Monthly Magazine
Arcana of Science
John Limbird
Strand
House of Commons
East Indian Company
Belgium
Bank of England—East India Company
Irish Church—Ireland
South Carolina
Charles Babbage
Lucasian
University of Cambridge
London
Charles Knight
Puilmall East
The Shaving Day and Mechi Razor Paste Promotion
A satirical notice on a feared shaving day mocks the act and promotes Mechi’s Magic Razor Strop Paste for 3d or 1s, claiming ease of use and long-lasting effect. It advertises retail availability at Perfumers and Stationers, plus wholesale supply from No 4 Leadenhall Street, London, with trade boards and gratis catalogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechi
Wor N.B
Leadenhall-street
Cornhill
London
N.B. Mechi
Znovy's Piles All-Sufficient Medicine Sold by Health Institute
National Institution of Health promotes Znovy's Piles as a single-sort cure for all illnesses. Describes widespread medical malpractice and urges public to buy Enony's Pills at 1s 14d from multiple listed outlets. Warns against chemists selling spurious versions and warns the public to avoid them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROCHE
Three Kingdoms
J. Roche
Mr. Edwards
St. Paul's Churchyard
S.cuch
Stradling
Royal Exchange
Gates
Cornhill
Sanger
Chandler
Oxford-street
National Institution OF Health
Seymour-street
Euston-square
London
Znovy
Enowy
Mr. Enony
Seymour- Street
Eve
Pythian
West Strand
Bowen
Stadoner
Oxfon-street
Bothams
Haymarket
Sparrow
Snowhill
Shorea
Cambridge Heath
Hackney
Ney
Stafford-street
Hand-street
Enony
D Tx, &c
Regulation of Irish juries bill moves first reading
Lord Plunkett moved the first reading of his bill to regulate juries in Ireland. The proposal fixes juror qualifications: county voters must hold a freehold of fifteen pounds a year or leasehold of twenty pounds. towns require twenty pounds in household occupation. After brief remarks by Lord Wicklow, the bill was read a first time and second reading set for Monday fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Plunkett
Ireland
Lord Wicklow
England
Humber
Mr. Attwood
River Thames
Althorp
Baltic
Faglind
Tilbury Fort
Hon
Baronet
Tamwworth
Attsgood
Shakepeare
Macbeth
Janethi
Hood
Tamworth
Distress debate in the House over malt tax and reforms
Parliament debates malt tax repeal amid widespread distress from laborers and farmers. Attwood and Birmingham MPs urge a select committee to investigate general distress, with Althorp and ministers resisting immediate action while warning of fiscal risks. The scene features calls for reform, currency issues, and petitions from English workers about unemployment and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Lee
Lord Althorp
Birmingham
Attwood
Mesten
WM. Ingilby
William Lil
Tom and Jerry
John Barleycorn
Major Beauclerk
Baronet
Althorp
A. Baring
Baring
Mr. Baring
Ford
Lincolnshire
Downing-street
Essex
Hume
Warburton
E. Knatchbull
W. Ingilby
M. Attwood
Frear
Marquis of Chandos
England
Palmer
W.ingilby
W. Gilby
Tennyson
Ireland
T. Attwood
Mr. Atewood
Staffordshire
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General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburg
Arith Bis Majesty's
Rotterdam
Bis Majesty's
Crear
Ostend
Calais
Norman
Rassengers Ing
Hamabarg
Cemday
Lombard-street
Charles Bessall
Hall
Grest Queen S Treet
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Enry F Richardson
Old Jewry
John Marshall
Copany Bey
East Fan Company
Sa. Od
Adobe Marshall and Gampany’s Tea and Coffee
Southampton-street
Society For
Porthe
Sof Pascal
Canal of Education
Fenny Magazine
Pall-mallest
Pues
Pancy
Duncan
Sir Edward Crosby
Crosby
HM Aphe GF Vellan
Price
Imperial Parliament
Westminster
Cheap
Blackstone
Redman
Maddox
Lord Liverpool
Crown of
Leeland
Hinningham
Bodel
Itampden
Earl
Aléty Sant
United Kingdom
Gillon
Birmingh
Reform
Boards of Trade
House
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