Succedaneum for decayed teeth and Ayling's Extract cure
A mid nineteenth century advertisement touts mineral succedaneum for filling decay teeth without heat or pressure by Neral Succedaneum and lists Yeosour Mullan and Sons in Bloomsbury as surgeons. It markets Ayling's Extract for gonorrhea and urinary issues with agents across London and country, urging verification of inventor William Ayling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeosour Mallan and Sons
Russell-Street
Bloomsbury
London
Paris
Shrewsbury
Ayling
William Ayling
Great Portland Street
Oxford-street
Sanger
Oxford Street
Hannay
Butler
Cheapside
Johnson
Cornhill
Qasmine
Islandy St Michael's Revolt Report Describes Executions
An 1832 Portuguese island uprising is recounted with detail about barricades and castle firing. Rebels seized the castle drawbridge, civic guards responded, and seven prisoners were executed after being found under arms. Forejacko led attacks and a Brutal aftermath followed with heads displayed and graves prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capella
Sago de Conceicao
Hause
Isoop
Rehena Grande
Don Miguel
Portugal
Manoel Homen
Terceira
Manuel Homen
Uld
Forejacko
Ballot critical in Tory Devonshire influence critique
A long, partisan tract argues that farmers faced coercion by parsons and landlords to vote for Parker, urging secret suffrage as the remedy. It denounces intimidation linked to Lord John Russell and highlights the ballot as essential to preserve independence, with references to the Devon election and reform rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Sun
Devonshire
Jobo
Maister
Harford
Cornwood
Yealmpton
Newton Ferrers
Parker
House of Representatives
Devan
Whig Favoritism Alleged Over Torrens Appointment
The Gazette notes Robert Torrens, ex MP for Bolton and Globe owner, is named a South Australia colony commissioner. Critics call it Whig favoritism, citing royal marine officers denied retirement allowances while Torrens is rewarded for political support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHIGS
Sth Inst
Robert Torrens
Royal Marines
Bolton
Globe
South Australia
New South Wales
Great Britain
Morning Post
Grey
Althory
Melbourne
Viscount Palmerston
Lord Auckland
Admiralty
Olonel Turrees
House of Commons
Torrens
Families of Tolpuddle Unionists and Peel critique
An 1830s broadside excerpt notes London unionist subscriptions saving Tolpuddle families from destitution after transportations. It details wives and children supported by parishes, cites harsh relief denials, and praises the men’s industrious character while urging parliamentary action for liberation. It also mocks Sir Robert Peel, accusing him of aristocratic bias and hypocrisy, and laments his shift from poor origins to Tory complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Wakley
M.P
Thomas Stanfield
James Hammet
James Brine
Julio Stanfield
Elizabeth
George Loveless
Dianah Stanfield
Commons
The Duke of Orleans in New Carriages and Horses
The Court Journal notes the Duke of Orleans appearing with new carriages and four horses. It mocks his fame as a mountebank, claiming his stock-jobbing father seized reverence from the people and that the Duke now rides on their necks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Herald
Spring Rice
Ducrow
Duke of Orleans
Duel Chronology Clarifies O Connell Alvanley Match
The fringe of a duel between Lord Alvanley and Mr. M O Connell is corrected in a published account. Seconds prepare pistols and define ready free fire, with Colonel Dawson Damer instructing on when to raise the pistol and fire. The exchange centers on timing and Second’s instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Yconpell
Dawson Damer
Hodges
Damer
M. O'Connell
Morgan O'Connell
Lord Alvanley
Times
Sir. M. O'Connell
Colorel Darween Damer
Cheap edition of Peel speech advertised
The notice says a cheap edition of Sir Robert Peel's Speech delivered at the Grand Dinner by merchants bakers and traders of London at Merchant Tailors Hall is advertised. It argues it would be unjust to charge dear for something the public holds cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Sir R. Peel
Sir Robert Peel
Sir Robert
City of London
Accidents And Inquests In Hull And Nottingham
Two youths aged 14 and 16 from Sculcoates nearly drowned when a boat capsized on the Hull river near Beverley aided by two other boys. The Duke of Wellington steamer from Goole to Hull struck Whitton sand twice, nearly capsizing, with six bales damaged. In Nottingham, three inquests returned verdicts of sudden visitation of God for deaths from heart disease, chest water, and a fall in Basford, all after illness or accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jackson
Samuel Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Beverley
Mearns
James Woodall
Wm. Newmarch
Soveringa
Hall
Hull
Noottingham
Jonathan Dune
George Buck
Crown and Cushion Tavern
Market-street
William Hickling
Morley
Hosiers
Fletcher-gate
Davison
Drury-hill
Sirs. Richards’s
Koottedalley
J. N. Thompson
Christopher Swann
Mrr
Police charges and court notes from Marylebone and Westminster
Police investigations feature Manley a Whitcomb-street constable facing questions over a missing umbrella and an alleged visit to a house with a female witness. James Lloyd of Millbank Street is fined for furious driving after a cart crash injures a woman. Thomas Kelly pleads in Marylebone over an attempted murder with an iron poker, leaving the victim gravely injured. Omnibus proprietor Richard Bird grants charity to a pedestrian injured by a late crossing sweep, praised as humane. A suspect, George Ferry, is held for further questioning after a fire at the Rosalyn timber yard near Cambridge Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Manley
Whitcomb-street
Lea
Mawley
Mr. Dyer
James Lloyd
Shout
Millbank Street
Westminster
Burrell
Great Chapel Street
Collins
Tothill Street
Millbank
Ieat Chapel
Marylebone
Thomas Kelly
Sr. Hoskins
Mary Kelly
No. 4
Devonshire Stres
Richard Bird
Paddington
Rawlinson
James Pratt
Oxford-street
Bird
Hackney
George Ferry
Broughton
Twyford
Rosalyn
Cambridge Heath
Regent’s Canal
Contested Staffordshire election reports tensions rise
South Staffordshire May 16. Candidates engage in canvass as returns lag. Liberal hopes rest on manufacturing districts while Tory strength lies in agriculture. Excerpts from Col Anson’s speech defend Reform and Irish Church, and Tory efforts include funds and placards. Nominations Saturday, polling Tuesday and Wednesday. registered voters 4,20, with about 3,600 expected to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licurieto
Pril
Iuche
Anson
Col. Avson
F. H. Goodricke
Lana
Sir F. Goodricke
Duke of Sutherland
F. Holyoake Goodricke
Wolverhampton
Edmund Pee
F. L. H. Goodricke
Finance Committee
R. Peel
F.goodricke
Tamworth
F. Goodricke
Lichfield
Walsall
Wolverhamption
Penkridge
Kingswinford
Algo
Vessels Wreck Off Aldborough With Four Colchester Men Lost
In a late gale the Colchester built ware Es of Newcastle was struck by a heavy sea off Aldborough and its mainsail filled, sweeping the deck. The four crew members perished, seen clinging to a mast by a distant schooner, attempts to rescue them failed, all natives of Colchester leaving wives and families behind. The Freeman's Journal notes Irish MPs scattered in Dublin amid petitions and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geist
Waar
Colchester
Newcastle
Aldborough
Whith
Dublin
Hoare of Commons
Freeman's Journal
Cape of Good Hope Caffre Attacks Resisted by Burgher Forces
Information from the Cape of Good Hope through March 22 reports renewed Caffre attempts on the colony. Port Elizabeth Burghers retreated after losses as Caffres attacked along the Kieskarnna and Trompetter’s drift. Captain Jervis and a burgher force recaptured about one hundred head of cattle from the natives. The March 9 engagement near Trompetter’s drift left 150 Caffres killed while Burghers sustained five dead and eight wounded. The Ama Rosa remained friendly and Chief Hintza held stolen cattle, Port Elizabeth hosts many cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Satuogs
Nisi Pring
Tynodal
Jerrold T. Morris
Haymarket Theatre
Beau Nash
King of Bath
Serjeant Talfourd
Andrews
Bray Nash
Jerrold
Gew-Gaws
Benjamin Webster
Serjeant Atcherly
Serjeant
Talfourd
Stephen Price
Serjeant Tallourd
New York American Theatre
Drury Lane
Atcherley
Palfourd
Atcherly
Drury-lane
Covent-garden
Haysarket
Haymarket
Serjeant Alderly
Morris
Paul Pry
Robertson
Covent-garden Theatre
Planche
Morton
John Gallett
Jarvis
William Farren
Madame Vidi
Farren
John Baldwin Bockstone
Eller Wareham
Laboard
William Pritchard
Alcerly
Cape of Good Hope
Fish
Kieskarnna
Port Elizabeth
Jervis
72D Regiment
Fort Wiltshire
Kierskarnna
George and
Artinhage Burgher
Cuffreland
Hintza
Arrest of a Murderer Near Clonmel Six Years Ago
Police Sergeant Lawler of Golden and his party arrested a man named Donnelly, charged with a murder committed near Clonmel six years ago. The report is from the Limerick Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler
Golden
Monda
Donnelly
Clonmel
Limerick Star
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Friends OF Humanity
Dorchester Committee
R. Hartwell
Messrs. Nash and Co
Patent Medicine
Oxford
N.B
Meless
C. Bagot
Nash and Co
Islandy
ST. Michael's
the Crue Sun
Price
the Morning Herald
Advocate
Ascve
Parsons
Guardian
Sreau
Old Bailey
Pouttenesa
Lonp
Draix
Dublin Evening Post
Lord Haddington
Mr. Littleton
Fatherton
Francis Burdett
LAW Intelligence
May
Police Intelligence
Marlborough Street
South
Staffordshir
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