Double Brimmed Ventilating Beaver Hats Advertised in London
An 19th century advertisement columns feature Duggin and Co offering Patent Double Brimmed Ventilating Beaver Hats weighing under four ounces, claiming color fastness and shape retention. Crab and Brown hats priced likewise. Also promoted are teeth care books by Joseph Scott and medical pills from the National Institution of Health with cautions against fake remedies.
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Duggin and Co
Newgate-street
New Pan
National Institution OF Health
Seymour-street
Euston Square
London
Offyony
Anouy
Seymour
Ewstin Square
Messrs
Eve
Pythian
West Strand
Bis
Orabil
Sharpe
Hat
Sparrow
Knowhill
Shoreditch
Carabrid Heath
Hackney
Lley
Stafford-street
Bond-street
Moulder
Arcade
Covent-garden
Dingeldey
Grosvenor-place
Pimlico
Middleditch
Purdy
High-street
Very
Norman
Providence-row
Kentise-town
Mir
Hogarth
New-road
Mudie and Son
Coventry-street
Exony
Tian
Enony
Morison's Universal Medicines Endorsed in York Letter
A York letter from Joseph Ebb describes Morison's Villa medicines curing influenza in his family and praising a remarkable Bilious Indigestion case. He cites a York patient cured after taking Nos. 1 and 2 powders with blood effusion resolved, and warns against counterfeit Morison labels and impostors intruding with the universal medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morison
Thomas Moat
British College of Health
Messrs. Morison
Most, and Co
York
Morison
Weady
Abe Saya
Sirentry Helford
Bpeerosbhys
Peasegate
Joseph
Morrison
Wousdan
Melleyn
Allege of
Morisson
The Critic Literary Journal Purchase and Future Plan
A fragment reports The Critic Literary Journal being purchased and outlines a future plan to adopt a wrapped wrapper form with reduced pore and an advertisement. The garbled text mentions Saturday morning and a three piece design, but clarity is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critic Literary Journal
Rana Adayo
Observances and petitions mark Lords May session
In the Lords at May session several petitions were presented. Wrington sought Sabbath observance and opposed the Beer Act, Dissenters of South Shields asked for marriage rites outside the church, and exemptions from church dues. Aberdeen physicians opposed a pothecaries tax. Various bodies pressed abolition of slavery and reform of Local Jurisdiction. The Cotton Duties Bill advanced, with debate on East India cotton duties and a proposal to remove the raw cotton tax. The Tiles Duty Bill was set for second reading and to be committed next day.
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House OF Lords
Duke ‘of Cleveland
Wrington
South Shields
Duke of Richmond
Chichester
Suffeeeld
Duke of Gordon
Physicians of
Aberdeen
T. Dt
Lord Wynford
Blackheath
Bull
Earl Delaware
Bradford
Cambridgeshire
Raying
Lord Howard de Walden
Saffron Walden
Sudbury
Essex
Lord Aceland
Lord Ellen Borough
Earl of Ripon
East Yndies
East India
Lord Ellenborough
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Auckland
Ti Verton Election Petition Ballot Held Amid Low Attendance
House of Commons sat at four with the Speaker in the chair. A ballot date on the Ti verton election petition was set, but only seventy-one members were present and the house adjourned.
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House OF Commons
Tiverton
Dawn Chorus Amid Dewy Dawn in Greenwood
The poem paints a lively rural morning with dew on grass and bells on trees. Birds sing as the lark greets dawn, promising fresh bloom and holy day. Aurora lights hills and meadows, while lovers and nature share a bright, jubilant scene.
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Aurora
Earth
Mark
Fatal Accident on the River Surfers in Skiff Die in Gusting Wind
Inquest held at the Ship Millbank into the death of W. Burtenshaw a 21 year old carpenter. He sank after a gust capsized a skiff while surfing with a companion on the river opposite Battersea. The body was found days later with a verdict of accidental death. The Earl of Liverpool from Ostend arrived fog delayed. Correspondent discusses corn laws price effects. A separate Bridport incident ends in accidental death after a capsized boat. one body found and two missing sons of a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millbank
W. Burtenshaw
Battersea
General Steam Navigation Company
Earl of Liverpool
Ostend
H. Oakes
Corn Laws
Joseph Durham
Europe
Genoa
Times
Bridport
England
Stocker
R.N
C. Mar. Esq
Gill
Dorset Chronicle
Westminster Election Hustings Echoes and Attitudes
An 18th century Westminster hustings report recounts Colonel Evans defending his conservative stance against liberal insinuations while a Dr Wade and Mr Wakley address the crowd. Evans praises property rights, rebuts patronage claims, and withdraws amid controversy. The Rev Dr Wade laments malt tax impacts, extols cheap ale and religious support, urging rejection of Hobhouse and urging Old Glory to resign for Wakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esch
Evans
Westminster
Marquag
Exeter
John Hobhouse
Wakley
Wade
John Sham Hobhouse
Baronet
Mr. Wakley
Westminster Electors Rally for Colonel Evans at Windsor Castle
A large Westminster electors meeting at Windsor Castle on Vauxhall Road backed Colonel Evans. Speakers urged voters to re elect him to Parliament, attacking Sir John Hobhouse for breaks with constituents and backing the national faith and opposition to aristocratic power. The crowd applauded, resolutions were carried, and Evans thanked attendees before departing.
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Westminster
Windsor Castle
Vauxhall Road
Colonel Evans
Elvis
Evans
Foud
John Hubhouse
Arcer
Coronel
John Hobhouse
J. Evans
Sir John Hobhouse
Grosvenor
Jobn
J. Hobhouse
John
the Times
House of Commons
Ireland
Repeal Malt Tax Debate Postsponed to May 28
Sir W Ingilby deferred his motion for a select committee to inquire into the expediency of a total malt tax repeal until Thursday May 28. Reports say the French theatre will not open until Monday due to M Lafont's illness. The United Trades has launched a land plan inspired by Savings Banks, long desired by the working classes. they urge using funds for their own benefit rather than a Lad government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ingilby
M. Lafont
United Trades
Ireland and Reform Rights Invoked in 1833 Letter
An Irish political letter from Dublin on May 3, 1833 decries ministerial tax policy and backs reform, urging united action, voter turnout, and loyalty to reform principles. It cites Westminster conduct, coercion debates, and the pending election as moments for organizing across factions to defend liberty and good government.
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True Sun
Dublin
Taxen
Trishmang
England
Udon
Canson
Friends of Reform
Friends of Freedom
Samuel Gordon
Waterford
WaTenforn
Thomas Power
Robert Power
Shanballymore
Newcastle
Middle-third
Dean Lee
Bagge
Dungarvan
The
Freeman’s Journal
Kilkenny
Oine
Ireland
Westminster Triumph Amid Westminster Election Contests
At Covent Garden crowds cheered Col Evans after Westminster electors hailed a hard won victory. Speakers denounced the Times and praised independence against government pressure, while rivals Escott Dawson and Duncombe faced boos. Poll totals recorded first and second days, with Evans leading Hobhouse and Escott, and a flurry of military and civic notices appended.
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Covent Garden
Col. Evans
Westminster
The
Times
House of Commons
Principes
Exeter
John Cam Hobhouse
Escott
Ingo
Colonel Evans
Kigg
John Hobhouse
Dawson
Mr. Escott
F. Burdett
Francis Burdett
John
Sir Francis
Tmorrow
Evans
Hobhouse
Promotions in British Army Veterinary and Line Officers
London Gazette reports on May 10 promotions and appointments across regiments. Veterinary Surgeon F C Cherry advances from half pay to Veterinary Surgeon in the 2d Regiment of Life Guards. Lieut 3.5 Lyon from 98th Foot becomes Lieutenant in the 2d Dragoon Guards, replacing Addison. Captain W C Mayne moves from half pay unattached to Captain in the 5th Foot, with Ensign J Woodward advancing to Lieutenant by purchase, succeeding Mayne.
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T. Eyre
Vee Woodward
Byron
Cap
Purchase
Tudor
Ensign
Greathed
A. Plankets
A.soltiswoode
Pilsworth
A. F. Evans
Savage
John ‘Maclean
Macdonald
R. S.C. Nevnce
Macleod
F.D. Vignoles
Purcase
Neyoor
P.glubb
Reed
Arnold
Newcomen
Cecone Regiment
Glubb
Heathcote
Boys Military
Collages Chase
Agatn
Ae Meck
Vire Fara
H.induldied
Dragoon
de Beth
Og ‘Stendee
Kout
BJ. Ellis
Chase
O'Meara
Pachae
Ria
Bat
C. Ichnecck
Royal Waggon Train
Caain
Yen
Eerie Abe
M. D. Tay
Jeman
G. Merom
Royal Military College
Idhca Pion
Markhat
Mey
Bees Stretch
Giment
Yon
3D Dragoon Guards
Poe
Gene usaTtackes
Maedame
Pril
Ae Menoranda
Johnson
Ee Sar
Ae Campbell
Har Aahots
Gerderet
Ordnange
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Wriot
Apentraiant
Tehaan
Cadog
Berto
Lieeutenant
Booth
J. Gerard
G. Knox
War-office
2D Regiment of Life Guards
F. C. Cherry
Royal Vebron
Field
2D Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Lyon
98Th Foot
Addison
45Th Foot
5Th Regiment of Foot
W. C. Mayne
Mith
J. Woodward
Mayne
Contested West Worcestershire Election Sparks Hustings Row
In West Worcestershire on Wednesday a large crowd gathered for the contest between Captain Winnington and Mr. Pakington. A field near the Talbot Inn hosted processions, banners reading Winnington and Constitution, and jeers and cheers as supporters debated the outcome. Polling set for the following morning amid forecasts of a tight race between Tory and Whig factions.
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Foley
Lord
Friends of Dates
Pakington
Winnington Fin
Tandk
Atlantic
North America
Winnington
Powick-court
Christopher Smith
Williams
Aptain Winnington
Eek Coal
Loryigt
Liberal Whiggiam
Barley Prices Rise After Ingilby Motion In Town
Barley holders pressed for price increases of 23 to 35 per quarter after Sir William Ingilby motion outcome. Royal gift to Trinity House noted with formal banquet and display. Her Majesty held a fourth drawing-room amid a crowded attendance and a Scots Guards band performance. Hospital monthly admissions for April reported with in and out patient totals.
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William Ingilby
Trinity-house
St. Andrew
Diicers
F Guarda Hopkins
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Simpkin
Marshall
Corr
Joseph Scott
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H. Halsom
Cooper
Bart
Atheneum
Liverpool Chronicle
Lower Grosvenor Street
Imperial Parliament
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Ruach
Dundalk
Edward Jenkins
Louth
John Pratt
Drogheda Journal
Tralee
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Lord Althorp
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Liverpool
True Sun Office
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Alevance
Strand
Kruptov
Wood Wholesale Haberdasher
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Simeth
Frating
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George Hunter
Bary-street
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Willian
Surrey
Illian
William Barton
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Sarah ‘Cotemans
Tottenham
Middlesex
Oldkee
John Carrington Duns
Chatterman
Samuel Spadard
Salfondy
Lapganlans
Scmaller
London Gazette
West Worcestershire
EEE
Jeltern
Commissioners of Police
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Baixton
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Tread-mill
Brixton
Mary Broskind
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