Universal Medicines Claimed to Cure Wide Range of Ailments
A letter by C W Moat and testimonials from families and individuals touts Morison's Universal Medicines as a Hygeian cure for nausea, chest inflammation, rheumatic and nervous debility, and related conditions. Instances describe rapid recoveries in multiple family members and a broad network of agents across Britain and beyond.
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Ritish College OF Health
New-road
King’s-cross
London
Morison
Moat
British College of Health
C. W. Moat
Hygeiet
Mia
Smith Cand
Woodside
James Laid
Thia
David Agnew
Parochial Lawyer and Parish Officers Guide ad
A lengthy 19th century catalog notice promoting Shaw's Parochial Lawyer and Parish Officers Guide with related legal and medical volumes. Lists editions, authors, and publishers Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper. Renshaw and Rush offer medical texts and journals. features pages on parish duties, vestries, and open vestries. includes price notes and a free reading room.
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United Kingdom
Shaw
Dean Prideaux
James Shaw, Eagg
Honourable Society of the Middle Temple
William IV
London
Sherwood
Gilbert
Piper
Paternoster Row
Prospectus of a Tontine Estate Scheme in Ross-shire
Public notice outlines a tontine based on the Geanies Estate in Ross-shire valued in 1825 at 94,001 pounds 4s 12d, offered for 76,000 pounds with 3 percent immediate return and a reserve fund for contingencies. Shares are 23 guineas each, with nominees aged 75 or older. Seven trustees will manage, interim directors named, annual meetings on the first Tuesday in November, and the last surviving nominee to inherit the estate.
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Ross-shire
Scotland
Pew Agg Palanpalg
Esesesesees Assuntenees
Quetua
Thomas M‘kenzie
James Thomson Gibson Craig
William M'Kenzie
Walter Cook
James Nairne
Claremont
William Trotter
Ballindean
Robert Paul
Commercial Bank of Scotland
William Paul
Edinburgh
Edin
London
Mesara
Moncrieff, Webster
Henry F
Miller-street
Edin- 1
Ellevue-Crescent
Stuart
Royal procession to Woolwich and Greenwich visit described
The article chronicles the May 1832 royal journey from St James's through Westminster and Greenwich to Woolwich. It notes escort details, participants including the Dukes of Cumberland and Gloucester, various nobles, and shipyard sights such as the Royal Louisa and the ships Boscawen and Trafalgar. Crowds cheered as the King and Queen toured Greenwich Hospital and boarded for the return to London.
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St. James’s Palace
Westminster-bridge
London
Kent
Deptford
9Th Cers
Dukes of Cumberland
Gloucester
Duchess of Cumberland
Augusta
Cambridge
Cumberland
Lord Hill
Lord Combermere
Lord Byron
Lord A. Beauclerk
Frederick Fitzchence
A. Fitzelarence
d’Este
Marchioness of
Greenwich
Woolwich
Blackheath
Royal Arty
Woolwich Dock-Yard
Guard of Honour
James Graham
Elliot
Royal Louisa
Prussia
Vernon
Royal Flotilla
Je NB
Ordnance
Warren Miral
J. Bee
Royal Barges
Jesford
Pinnace
F. A. Collyer
Chambers
Pinnce
King’s Barge
Amander Bullock
Symons
Grand Lodge meeting in Portman Square gathers high ranks
A recent Grand Lodge gathering in Portman Square drew Duke of Cumberland and other senior officers from England Scotland and Ireland with the Duke of Gordon and Lord Kenyon among attendees. The next lodge is set for June 4 with several high status individuals slated for initiation. Meanwhile Ribault the Frenchman who shot himself at Grasshopper Gracechurch Street remains in St. Thomas's Hospital in a deteriorating condition with critical injuries. He had just arrived in England and stayed at the Ram's-head Borough-market.
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Greenwich
Blackwall
Admiralty
London
William the Reformer
Cumberland
Gloucester
Greenwich Hospital
Naval Asylum
Reenwich
Royal Artillery
England
Richard Keats
Greenwich Asylum
St. James's Palace
France
Portman Square
Duke of Cumberland
Empire
Lord Kenyon
Duke of Gordon
Scotland
Earl of
Ribault
Gracechurch Street
St. Thomas's Hospital
Ram’s-head
Borough-market
Bankrupts list with multiple English traders and dates
A long table of bankruptcies from towns across England listing names such as John Tongue and Walter Stunt Tongue, William Russell and John Russell, Richard Savage, William Bath, John Langley, John Richard Birnie, Henry William Acres, James Warren, William Densem, Francis Prestinari, Arthur Kift, Joseph Heath, Samuel Powell, William Lines and John Fisher, Thomas Edmondson, and William Butterworth. Each entry includes May and June filing dates, court locations in London or regional centers, and attorney names.
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John Tongue
Walter Stunt Tongue
Sittingbourne
Kent
Court of Bankruptcy
London
Simmons
Lincoln’s Innfields
Rochester
William Russell
John Russell
Southampton
Neild
Kingstreet
Cheapside
Richard Savage
Whitechapel
Court of Bnkruptcy
Whiting
Old London Bridge-foot
Southwark
William Bath
Bayswater, Victualler
Court of maRroatcy
Messrs
Kempson
Abingdon-street
Westminster
John Langley
Tottenham-street
Tottenham
Henry William Acres
Shadwell-market
Shadwell, Victualler
Bings
Martineau and Malton
Carey-street
Lincoln’s Inn
James Warren
Ellingham
Norfolk
Carrier
Beckwith
Dye
Norwich
R. Whitehouse
Castle-street
Holborn
Arthur Kift
Bristol
Apothecary
Ke Jon Inn
Stearneys
J. W. Hudson
Kestree Ussell-Square
Ndon
H. Pailin
Joseph Heath
Samuel Powell
Batters
Commercial Rooms
H. Davia
Pownall
Hunt
Carlisle
the Bush Inn
Saul
Leadbitter
Bucklersbury
William Butterworth
Oldham
Cottonspinner
Ine
Price of Sugar in May Eighteen Thirty Two
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar based on weekend returns on May 1, 1832, is twenty seven shillings eleven pence three farthings per hundredweight, excluding Customs duties on import into Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Launch of the Castor frigate at Chatham dockyard
On Wednesday the Castor frigate was launched from Chatham dockyard under Captain Bullen. Built to the most improved model, the vessel is pierced for 36 guns. The report notes the ceremony and highlights the ship’s design and readiness.
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Chatham
Castor
Chatham Dockyard
Bullen
Bolton
Count Czapski
Ireland
England
John Minter
Boxtead
Colchester
Hannah Taylor
Minter
Parish
St Clement Dangs
London
Seapeile
J. F. Derham
Exeter Hall
Lord Henley
France
Wirtemberg
Denmark
Sweden
Hamburgh
Greece
van Diemen’s Land
Cape of Good Hope
South Africa
United States of America
United States
Mississippi
Vauxhall Bripce’ Company
Piat
Piatek
Ewbank
Direc
Martin
Jamaica Debates on Slave Rebellion Losses Compensation
Intelligence from the West Indies reports Jamaica’s Colonial Legislature debating compensation for property losses from the late slave rebellion. Debates cover whether to levy two million pounds island wide, with local presses pushing tax options. A House of Assembly vote on a compensation committee failed by nineteen votes. other topics include a proposed permanent militia and Kingston merchants opposing a Spanish Main export duty. Reports note trials of Knibb and Gardiner, and statements by the Judge Advocate on inciting rebellion. Also from Dominica and Trinidad, insurrection fears, executions, fires on sugar estates, and incendiary activity.
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Kare Ym
Jamaica
House of Assembly
Lynch
George I
House
Beaumont
House of
Colonial Office
Lord Seaforth
Court of Justice
Lords of Appeal
Kingston
County of
Cornwall
Knibb
Gardiner
Judge Advocate
Dominica
Hertford Gang
Trinidad
Press Decree in Buenos Ayres Demands Editor Accountability
Reports from Buenos Ayres through February detail a government decree requiring editors to sign and be responsible for all published content. Foreign journals must naturalize and renounce prior protections. Officials explored a 2,000,000 dollar loan, with merchants warned of a possible forced tax if funds fail to materialize. Gold and silver rise, exchange to London at 7, and 6 percent stock near 50. General Quiroga executed 39 officers from Tucuman prisoners, heightening merchant distrust.
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Ted
C.&c
Times
Nfmea
Lars Deers
Park Lane
W. Jenkinson
Strand
London
Mark-lane Express
Edinburgh Chronicle
Lancaster
the People's Library
Buenos Ayres
Quiroga
Tucuman
Hope Visit Highlights Factory Critique in Yorkshire
A Saturday visit by Mr. Hope, MP for pacbenean, to West Riding factories prompts a staged display of cleanliness and health. Deputations from the Operative Committee pressed reform, but Hope dismissed concerns as accidents, dining with local officials amid mixed approval and disapproval.
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Hope
Pacbenean
Ska
House of Commons
West Riding
Yorkshire
Operative Committee
Kirkstall
Pari
Marshall
Leeds _Intettig
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Solyman
Almena
Edward
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Franklyn
Franklin
Bacon
Salmagundi
Eoer
George Canning
Spain
Portugal
Society For the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
Pain
Switzerland
Mesers
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Bishop-street
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Cleland
Clyde
Ton Works
R. Hall
Southsea
Wiltshire
G. P. Vidler
Mr. Drew
Elizabeth Cooper
Feen-strect
Sheffield-gaol
Pees New-road
Surrey 8
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Surrey-street
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Field
Wand
Mr. Chappell
Royal Exchange
J Jlker
Lamb's Conduit
Red Lion-square
Borough-road
Jermyn Street
Walworth
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Richmond
At Green
Griffiths
Wood Lambeth
Benjamin Pitt
Cornwall-rosd
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Bridge-sty
H.C. Todd
Ad Sthess
Little Queen
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Rensha and
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Medical and Surgical Journal
King’s College
Medical and
Ile Ryan
Michael Ryan
Hatton-garden
Westminster Society
A. P. W. Philip
M.L. F.R.S.L
E. I'S
William Cooke
Royal College of Surgeons
Ve Ryan
Price
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Ionian Islea
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John Mennen
M.D. F.R.S
C. i
John Hennen
M.D. M.R.S.E
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M.D. Vui
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Samuel Frederick Gray
R. T.H. Laennec
M.D
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Purchase
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Blackburn
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Sir B. Hartwell
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Adrialice Jefferson
Richard Bunworth
S6th Regiment
Glamorgan
Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot
William Williams
Nash Vaughan Edward Vatehan
Edward Nicholl
John Hodder Moggi Ge
Frederick Hickey
John Grove
Surrey
J. G. Scott
Middlesex
L. Wigram
Berks
W. H. H. Hartley
R. Hopkins
Muitia—C. Sawyer
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H. Greenway
Derby
Derbyshire
H. Manners
Waterpark
Halton
Johnson and Weatherall
Temple
W. Seddon
Manchester
Joseph May
White and Whitmore
Bevan and Brittan
William Bush Parker
Scrivener
J. Harvey
Barnard’s
Mr. Hellinge
Bate DS
H. Hicks
S. W. Woodward
Bankside
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M. Tolson
High Holborn
Linen-Draper
Erupeer
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Holles-street
Cavendishugelete
Bankeruptcy
J. Fauns
Bond-street
Piccadilly
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T. and
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Beaufort Buildings
A. Clugston
C. P. Chapman
Paul’s Wharf
N.L.S. Leathes
T. Bradshaw
Mincing-lane
J. Clark
Jewry-street
Aldgate
A. Fairbridge
South Audley-street
Grosvenor-square
J. R. Beecroft
St. Alban’s
S. Glover
Portland-road
W. Church
Mark-Jane
Court
J. Harris
Plymouth
Royal Hotel
W. Jenner Liverpool
W. Thompson
Liverpool
P. Leicester
Clarendon Rooms
J. and
G. Crossland
Huddersfield
Bull Inn
Horncastle
W. Lawton
Birkenhead
Cheshire
W. Hetherington
J. Tarleton
Messrs. Lace and Sons
E. Shelton
Great Grimsby
Lincolnshire
J.tomsey
Little Marylebone-street
T. Rowdler
Cottage
Shrewsbury
H. Brough
Neath
Glamorganshire
J. Osborn
Bishopsgate-street
J. Foster
T. Rowland
Wrexham
Denbighshire
G. Timperley
J. Blacket
S. Luccock
West Smithfield
J. H. Fisher
J. Eyles
Sheffield Mills
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Wales
Ryo
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