Grimstone's Eye Snuff advertised in 19th century notices
Letters to editors and testimonials praise Grimstone's Eye Snuff for curing eye ailments and restoring sight. Quoted readers from London and Ramsgate describe long battles with cataracts and headaches, attributing relief and vision recovery to the snuff. Multiple shoppers request canisters and endorsements note royal patronage and shop locations in King Street Long Acre and Broad Street Bloomsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornington
Nelson-square
Blackfriars
Surrey
Marine Library
Ramsgate
London
Liston
Grimstone
King-street
Long-acre
THE
Albion
Uutwr
Longucte
Hipattie
Angus MacIntyre
Silver-street
Golden-equare
British Hotel
Cockspur-street
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King Street
Long Acre
Wine duties debate in Lords over imports and stock levels
The Lords debated wine duties with Lord Aberdeen alleging failure of the fiscal change's expectations. Returns on wine imports by country and year were requested, while the government argued the measures would yield political benefits and improve Franco-British trade. Lords Ellenborough and Wellington raised questions on abolition, tithes, and public notices.
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Earl of Aberdeen
Board of Trade
Lord Aberdeen
United Kingdom
Auckland
France
Loyd Ellenborough
Earl of Wicklow
Ireland
Marquis of Lansdowne
Marquis of Stafford
Earl of Rosebery
Earl of Albemarle
Earl of Charlemont
Lord Suffield
Lord Ellenborough
Suffifld
Lord Ellenborough—Wold
Duke of Wellington
Montrose
His
West Indies
West India
Suffield
Lord Wynford
Canterbury
Marquis of
Bute
Earl of Haddington
Briggs
Duke of Cleveland
North Shields
Lord Segrave
Dursley
Earl of Darnley
Kent
Earl of Roden
Earl of Rapnor
House of Commons
Statford
Earl of Radnor
Ellice
War Office
Colonel Evans
Lord Althorp
Norwich
Lord Stormont
H. Grattan
Trish
Home Department
London
Hume
Sir F. Burdett
Jersey
G. F. Young
P. Thomson
Carrickfergus
O'Connell
Hertford
Bernali
Borough of
W. Whitmore
Netherlands
Ricardo
Quereges
Chear
England
Burley
Europe
United ‘States
Belgium
Dantzic
Sis
Hamburgh
Poland
Aes Lord Newark
Middlesex
Porte
Prussia
Russia
United States
Ain
J. Read
Regent Circus
Piccadilly
Buckingham
Shefield
British Empire
India
Madras
Rokeby
Rex Land Money London Publication Details
Rex Land Money is published in London by F C Westley at 165 Strand. The notice notes the publisher and address, identifying the print house behind the periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Land Money
London
F.C. Westley
Strand
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Wulvho
Eneral
All Souls, Cemetery
Paddington Church
Church of England
Pere la Chaise
Paris
Diocess
Westminster
Bowman
Great Russell-street
C.B. Bowman
Castletreet East
Oxford-market
Oxfordtreet
Lroua
PET Bel
Cere Eester Eset
Egeh
Geo
Oudon
Devonshire
Charles the Second
Pepys Evelyn
Clarendon
H. Colburn
R. Bentley
New Burlington-street
Courtenay
University of Edinburgh
Howland-street
Fitzroy-square
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster-row
Onwhyn
Catherine-street
Chapelle
Pall-mall
Maresh
Oxford-street
Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
Gremstone
the Guardian
Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Sunderland
Mesos
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Royal Commission
Greenwich and London
Luxo ‘Wancellor
Marquis of Laxsbowne
Earl of Ripon
Lord Carbery
Lord Wharncliffe
Leeds
Limerick
T. Fremantle
City of Limerick
Wiliam Roche
David Roche
Vereker
Coleraine
Hardy
John Pop Beresford
Petsoners
Corporation of
John Pop Beresford, Bart
William Taylor Copeland
Arthur Long
Grote
John Joseph Stockdale
St. Andrew’s
Holborn
Oliphant
Penner
Ayr
Kennedy
Evans
Ames Worrall
Wool
Stranddmund Kean
Edmund Kean
Atheneum
Zion
Jerusalem
Judah
Isaiah
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