Letter on Primogeniture and dental remedies from 19th century ads
Fragmentary notice recounts a letter to Isaac Tomkins and Jenkins on primogeniture and describes general succedaneum for decayed teeth without heat or pressure. Mentions artificial teeth wires ligatures and dentists Lingham’s Rotterdam Corn and Bunion Solvent. Includes endorsements by W. G. Ray and multiple shop addresses and distributors in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szbed
Isaac Tomkins
Patew Jenkins
Timothy Winterbotton
Thering
Chancery-lane
London
Great Rubsell Street
Bloomsbury
Lingham
Rotterdams
Tama
Public Caution on Agots Specific Antigo Syrup Remedy
A London advertisement warns against imitations of a supposed gonorrhea remedy sold by Nash and Co. It touts the medicine as the original safe cure and lists the price, packaging, and shipping details from Oxford Street. The note urges verification by signature of C. Bagot and Nash and Co., providing a work on care of gonorrhea with each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Nash and Co
Oxford Street
London
W.B
C. Bagot
Oxford-street
Great Britain
Symmingtons New Steam Paddles Attack Letter
A reader slams Symmingtons patent Paddle Wheels Steam Tow ingompany in a letter to the editor. The critic questions claimed advantages and disputes the existence of back-water fears, arguing that a sailing vessel would create similar swell to a steamer. London May 1.
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THE
True Sun
Joint Stock Companion
Symmington
Jonathan Dickson
C.d
London
Dorchester Victims Fund Aims to Help Widows and Orphans
Dorchester Committee appeals for subscriptions to aid six local victims returned from a distant land. Funds will support widows and educate children, while freeing families from distress and officer harassment. Offices open at the Turk's Head and Alderagate Street with sealed books for collectors.
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THE
True Sun
Dorchester Committee
Dorchester Fund
King-street
High Holborn
J . R. Hartwert
Turk’s Head
High-bolborn
Iron steam boat arrives at Amiens after Paris launch
An iron steam boat built in Paris by M. Sabey for the Somme canal route between Amiens and Abbeville has reached Amiens after a 34 hour 57 minute voyage from Paris. It then traveled 12 leagues to Abbeville in four hours before returning to Amiens, completing the mission. In Cheltenham, summer preparations rise around spa attractions. Montpelier band opens at Pamp-room, and fancy ball funds the Dispensary. Miss Clara Novello and Miss Rawlins perform at Rotunda on May 15. A royal wedding near Lansdowne Crescent draws a large cortege. couples head to the Isle of Wight for the honeymoon. Nearby, Lansdowne estate fills with tenants as winter festivities wane and notable residents relocate to London.
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Paris
M. Sabey
Somme
Amiens
Abbeville
Cheltenham
Montpelier
Pamp-room
King’s O! Well
Pitville
Mont- Pelier
Sapio
Rotunda
Clara Novello
Rawlins
Ward Wakeman
Offrey Wakeman
Louisa Thompson
Allan Thompson
Lansdowne Crescent
Isle
Wight
Immete
Spas
Lansdowne
Slade
Col
Breele
London
No.15
Lansdowne Base
Promenade
Land Lady Wood
Ireland’s trust in a just ministry under O Connell
Damier O Connell pledges unwavering support to the new ministry and urges Irish reform. He names goals including ending Orange influence, reforming corporations, reducing tithes, and extending education. He calls for a fair, full test of the Union, warns against no Popery incitements, and asks Ireland to back equitable governance and comprehensive corporate reform.
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Parsons
Ireland
Corporation of
Dublin
Waterford
Cork
Drogheda
Londonderry
Limerick
Dublin Corporation
House of Commons
Pale
Orange
England
Duke of Wellington
Orangemen
Perceval
Boyton
Everbody
Westminster Review
Great Britain
Scotland
Titus Oates
George the Third
London
People of
Friends of Reform and
Damier O'Connett
Witchcraft in ScoTeano sparks reform petitions for Dorchester labourers
A fragment from a 1835 issue condemns witch executions in Scotland and urges reform of Dorchester labourers’ sentence. It criticizes Lord Melbourne’s government while calling for clemency and the repatriation of the workers, arguing the case exposes alleged injustices in the justice system. The page then reports a dinner for Parker, and a Northumberland election noting Lord Howick’s unopposed re-election and his polling leave.
Russell supporters dine after nomination in South Devon
In Exeter on May 3 Lord John Russell's friends gathered after proceedings at the nomination to dine at the Subscripti 1. A substantial repast was served despite a wet day. Lord John Russell presided with Lord Seymour on his left. Numerous county gentlemen attended. Toasts celebrated The People and religious liberty while praising Russell and Grey. The proceedings concluded with cheers for Lord Melbourne and ministers. The show of hands indicated strong support for Russell's cause.
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Fertow
Ireland
Peel
Goulburn
Galway
Loughrea
England
Lord Haddington
Hardinge
Doctor Boyton
Orangemen
Powet
Friends of
Orange
Stell Orange
Lord Mulgrave
Blackburne
Anglesea
Blackarne
Edward Pennyfather
Perrin
O'Loghlen
Sian
Boyton
Howards
Lord Morpeth
Dublin
Parker
Lord John Russell
New London Loo
Exeter
Chichester
M.P
Honston
T. D. Acland
Earl of
Darlington
Royal Vanhyy
Navy
Army
War Office
Alnwick
London
C. W. Bigge
Lord Howick
Lord Melbourne
Ory
J. Selby
South Devon
Farmay
John Russell
Rd Fbrington
Lord Seymour
William Molesworth
Charles Buller
Bowring
Captain Buller
Newman
Hamlyn
Carwitheo
Tyrell
Fer
Earl Grey
Trish Church
John Ressefl
Cornwall
Charles Baller
Baller
Sir John Campbell Re-elected Mayor of Edinburgh
Yesterday in Edinburgh Sir John Campbell was re-elected as a city Member without opposition. His supporters gathered on the bus with the Lord Provost and leading figures, while John Craig of Great King Street delivered remarks praising the reform movement and criticizing Tory shifts in principles.
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Edinburgh
John Campbell
David Kinloch
Gilmerton
T. Dick Lauder
A.C. Maitland Gibson
G Campbell
Cunninghame
BR. Advocate
J. Ivocate
Millar
Graham Dalziel
Mackenzie
John Craig
Great King-street
John Craig, Esq
Cea
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Wwe
W. G. Ray
AL Sharwood
Bishopscate-street- Ereneth
Sanger
Chandler Street
Red Lion-street
Hobitechapel Road
Allison
Dorchester
MR. O'Connell
Merrion-square
ScoTeano
Croce
Muristane
Kinneill
Petpions
Ople
van Diemen’s Land
Orange Lodges
Williams
Seege
Melbourne
Northumberland
Rcawick
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