Morison's Universal Medicine and Ayling's Extract Cautions
An ad warns customers to buy only from official agents of the British College of Health and Ayling for remedies marketed in Britain and Ireland. It promotes Ayling's Extract for gonorrhea and related urinary issues and Warns of counterfeit imitations, urging verification by inventor William Ayling’s name on the seal. It lists London agents and emphasizes secrecy in delivery and authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British College of Health
Newroad
London
Morison
Britain
Ireland
United States of America
East
West
Pope
Te Publications
Morisoniana
Glasgow Hygeian Journal
Yonorahea
Ayling
Great Portford Street
Bettles
Sanger
Oxford Street
Hannay
Butler
Cheapside
Johnson
Cornhill
Namine
William Ayling
W.B
Mesars
Nash and Co
Oxfordsnet
C. Bagot
Oxford-street
Great Britain
Petition Debates Over Scotland Church Endowment
In the House of Commons on May 20 the Speaker opened at three and petitions from Scotland on granting funds to the Established Church were debated. The LORD ADVOCATE and Mr. Gillon presented petitions for and against church endowment, with speakers urging better meeting places for the poor and possible committee inquiry. Several MPs argued for extending church accommodation, noting existing dissenting worship and lease income, while opposition pressed that no committee was needed and that accommodation was a government duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Speacer
Gillon
Scotland
Lord Advocate
A. Johnson
W. Ray
Bowring
Robert Stuart
C. Bruce
Middlesex
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
R. Peel
P. Stewart
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Stewart MacKenzie
Wilks
George Clerk
Beaton
Church Establishment of Scotland
Lord Brougham
Hutt
Church of Co
R. Fergusson
Thim
Dorchester
Jene Dundas
York
Lowther
H T. Corbett
T. Bowring
Preston
Ferribery
Hoor
Presto
Law
Bridport
Exeter
Dr. Nicholl
J. Campbell
Fercassen
Lushington
O'Connell
Bernal
James Graham
Sheffield
Wallace
Buckingham
Hott
Bolhabt
Ewart
Young
Sabbath Observance Bill Sparks Debate in House of Commons
London decimals. The discussion centers on the Sabbath Observance Bill with MPs urging committee scrutiny or rejection. Peel warns against broad penalties, Lambeth argues for select committee, Poulter defends measures for open shops, and various speakers—Agnew, Hume, Poulter, Connelly, Verney—probe legality, fairness, and impact on markets, coffee houses, and Sunday trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambler
Richmond
Shaftesbury
Poulter
Tulk
Charles the Second
Robinson
Hawes
Ghrt
Osir R. Peel
Ht. Goulburn
Hon
Peel
Robert Peel
Baronet
Mr. Hawes
Catafaria
Varsorros
G. F
A. Agnew
Connell
Harry Verner
Thomas Duncombe
T. Duncombe
Potter
Roebuck
London
George Young
Hume
Bath
Pryme
Tynemouth
State of Trade in Lancashire in Manchester Market
The goods market shows little change since our last report with slight price rises in printing cloth due to material costs, while demand remains weak. Jaconets and cambries stay flat despite 15 to 20 percent material increases, buckskins and woollens see varied demand, and flannel selling briskly at higher prices. Oldham trimming grows with new mills, wages steady, and general manufacture prospects improve despite some worker disputes now settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Sappleworth
RccupaLe
Oldham
Funeral of Arthur Samuels Amid Orange Procession
Arthur Samuels body was removed from Pearl Street Bucklane Spitalfields to Globe Fields burial ground. About two hundred Orangemen attended the funeral with no colours or ceremony, amid fears of a clash with Catholics. police under Superintendent Pierce kept order and dispersed the crowd without bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Samuels
Pearl-street
Bucklane
Spitalfields
Globe Fields
Broughton
Orshipstreet
Pierce
Orangemen
Marylebone Vestry Election Promotes Parochial Committee Agenda
At the Marylebone workhouse yard the vestry meeting chose four inspectors of votes and endorsed the parochial committee list for vestrymen, citing reduced rates under the representative system. Opposition voices urged independent selection, but the committee list carried overwhelmingly. The poll opens Wednesday at eight and runs until four for two days at the Court House and district churches porticoes.
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Workhouse
New-road
Wardell
Chure
Cbje
Spry
Lord Kenyon
Samuel Cave
Highstreet
William Boyles
Bowling-street
John Corben
St. John's Wood-terrace
Jonathan Robinson
Pine Apple
Island
William IV
Middlesex
Fuancal Department
Robinson
Fellowes
Marylebone
Hibble
Savage
Wish
Eastwick
Potter
Ellmore
Edwards
Metcalf
Brayne
Court House
Wilson
Saxon Merino arrival and copper cylinder blast report
A Yorks paper notes Saxon Merino sheep landed at Hall and detained at the Custom-house for a treasury order, their fine wool and good form praised. also a Ruthin explosion in Ellis's Soda Water lab where a copper cylinder burst, injuring no one. An Edinburgh annuity bill clause proposed extra tax on arrears sparks opposition, deemed unjust.
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Hall
Treasury
Spain
Yorkshire
Ruthie
Ellis
Eilis
Carnarvon Herald
London
Edinburgh
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Dublin
EAM
Gov
Bel
Plymouth
Falmouth
Regent-circus
Plecany’s Wharf
J. Smith
Imperial Parliament
Crue Sch
Scott
Price
John Childs
Duncombe
Finsbury
Mr. H
Tno
Mr. Poulter
Mr.cobbett
Andrew Agnew
Lambeth
Warburton
Arburton
Charles Jr
Charles
Liverpool
North
South America
Charles Buller
Patoe
Mr. Bernal
Grote
Ague
Harry Verney
Finn
Ochuck
George Sinclair
Maclean
Baines
A. Johnston
Leeds
St. Andrew's
Thas Conmerg
Ratleneptons Heer
Lord Jefferins
Andrew Johnston
Lord J. Russell
John Russell
Exchequer
Tower Hamlets
William Follett
J. Losnixcron
O'Cosxnech
G. Strickland
R.C. Fergusson
Lynch
C. Buller
England
W. Follett
Byng
Speirs
House
Ewartd
Drummond
Cripps
Court of Session
Lancashire
Perle
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