Mineral Marmoratum for Filling Decayed Teeth
An 18th century dental advertisement promotes mineral Marmoratum for restoring decayed teeth without wires or pain. It claims rapid enamel penetration, secure placement, and easy removal if desired. Patron list includes physicians and surgeons, with Woodhouse’s Jamaica Essence also extolled for digestive and relief benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur LE Dray
Centiats
Newman Street
Oxford
Conrinus
France
Allam's Pills and Rowland products advertised in old potion ads
An illustrated advertisement extols Allam's Pills for bilious complaints indigestion and headaches, praising noble patronage and widespread use. Also promoted are Rowland's Kalydor for skin whitening and complexion, Pearl Dentifrice for teeth, and Alsona Extract for toothache and stomach aid, with prices and supplier details through agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yemen
Chandler
Oxford Street
Evan Edwards
St. Paul's
Court arguments conclude as Brocanam confirms lower court ruling
Argument concludes in appeal with Lord Brocanam affirming the lower court. Lord Dogchester takes oath and seat, Sir F Roe and Captain Chapman sworn as witnesses on the Gaul Committee. No costs awarded. House adjourns to ten o'clock tomorrow.
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Wscawley
Adams
Lord Brocanam
Lord Dogchester
Sir F. Roe
Chapman
Grafting apricot trees and horticultural notes at society meeting
Tuesday morning ordinary meeting led by President T A Knight with strong turnout and floral displays. Dr Lindley discussed grafting success using older wood, noted seed and plant imports from California, and observed diverse specimens including American lady's slipper and Californian hardy plants. Also mentions royal parade preparations and a dubious cancer remedy with monocdella juice amid medical anecdotes.
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T. A. Knight
Lindley
M. Deval
Horticultural Society
Antwerp
Knight
Laurence
North America
Society
Mexico
London
California
Meeting at Mr Owen's Institution on Poverty and Charity
A large assembly gathered at Mr Owen's Institution in Fitzroy Square to hear a contrast between the old state of private property and religious division and a new system of universal charity and public property. Mr Owen chaired, outlined his plan for an Association of all Nations, and announced his resignation as governor on May 14, 1836, as delegates debated principles and urged rapid formation of branch associations across regions and nations.
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Owen
Mr. Owen
Association of All Nations
Lucre
Great Britain
Gheat Uklain
Hus
Manchester Association
Associated
Friends of Humanity
Yorkshire
Huddersield
Religion of Charity
Yestard
Latembourg
Court of Peers
MM. Herryer
M.gense
M. Menestrier
Coar Moyet
Menestrier
Journal Des Debats
Baron Pasquier
M. M
Persil
Paris
Martin du ‘Nord
Ley
Ainst
Martin
Lyons
Cavaignac
M. Martin
M. Martin du Nord
M. Cavaignac
Joly
Thomas
M. Lagrange
M. Marrast
M. Fabre
Cidiera
Public Message Signals Government Communication Plan
The document states that extraordinary public benefits are to be pursued and that the constitution and laws of the association, along with meeting resolutions, will be communicated to the government and to all governments with representatives in the country. It emphasizes formal notification and interstate diplomatic outreach.
Rathcarmack Parson Soldier and Reform Spirit
A 1835 letter from James Henry Dixon defends Rev. George Harris of Glasgow against Archdeacon Ryder and calls for united Reform support. It urges public action over prosecutions, praises Harris’s anti injustice stance, and asks readers to oppose coroner fees charged to grieving families by local officers. It notes similar parish concerns in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdeacon Ryder
George Harris
Glasgow
Rathcormac
Unitarian
Harris
G. Harris
Bolton-le-Moors
Liverpool
Britain
The State of Parties in the House of Commons
A correspondent notes the reassembly of the 658-member House of Commons highlighting party divides. The Whigs gain scope as the Tories appear weakened under Sir Robert Peel, while Radicals are praised for identifying with universal principles, promising bold eloquence in the coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Sir Robert Peel
Robert Peel
Thames
Hogshead
Plague in Egypt and call for strict quarantine
A Dublin or London style appeal warns of a deadly plague spreading from Egypt to Britain through cotton imports. It urges immediate government action, strict cargo checks, and long quarantines on all ships from Egypt to prevent a repeat of past devastation in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Alexandria
England
Britain
Inquest Finds Child Burned to Death at Burton on Trent
Derby Mercury reports two inquests near Burton on Trent. Ann Hiley aged five died by burning after her mother temporarily left. Verdict: accidental death by burning. Jane Godwin aged 67 found dead in house on Saturday. verdict death by visitation of God.
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Winston
Thorn Tree Inn
Ripley
Margaret Woolley
Mercury
Ma. H. Mortisy
Jon
Cononer
Kedleaton
Charles Pickering
Derby
Douglas Fox
Derby Renae
England
Poulett Thomson
Manchester
of Peers
Temperance Society
New Bourn Wates
Temperance
Sydney
New South Wales
Justice Forbes
E.W. Parry
Richard Hill
Burton-on-Trent
Borng van
Ann Hiley
Soneigg
Thomas Bell
Burton Extra
Jane Godwin
Guthouse
Derby Mercury
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Werner
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Silly Rales
Wxanton Enone
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Holborn
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Martin's
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Boene
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van Botchell
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Paria
N.B
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Guay’s Hospital
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Billitar Square
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Beude
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Regentatreet
Jay Gisece
Ream Ee
Kappel
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Axolly
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Bance
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Strand
J. * Breffitt & CO
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Rowland
Weir
House OF Lords
R&c
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