Historical medical pamphlet adverts in 19th century periodical
A fragmented advertisement page promotes Ayling's Extract for gonorrhea and noblesse cure-alls, touting a safe mercury-free remedy with rapid results. It lists suppliers Nash and Co and various London shops, plus other medical texts on syphilis and urethral strictures by Dr Courtenay, with pricing and distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayling
Ita
William Ayling
Great Portland-street
Oxford-street
Bucles
Tsai
Gath
London
Hannay
Onfordwe
Johnson
Cornhill
Messrs. Nash and Co
Oxford
Lees
Su W
Courtenay
Byta
E-Court
Catherine-street
Strange
Hayes
Regent-street
Glasgow
Messrs
Sutherland
Caltonrect
Royal Exchange
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Comtenay
Midleton Bridewell Death Caused by Cane Sword Wound
At Midleton Bridewell a prisoner was fatally wounded by a keeper during an effort to separate him from a visitor. An inquest found Owen McCarthy died from a spurting wound to the left side of the body, inflicted without provocation, with verdict against Samuel Henderson, the former keeper. Separate items cover agricultural labourers seeking fair wages, and a Woolwich Dockyard wage dispute with Lord Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midleton Bridewell
Owen M'Carthy
Midleton
Samuel Henderson
Bridewell-keeper
Dublin
Woolwice Dock-Yard
Messrs
Avgerstein
Barnard
Woolwich Dock-yard
Lord Auckland
Admiralty
George the Fourth
Wits
D.C
Angersels
Church of Ireland
Shaw
Que
Louth
Clogher
Killaloe
Kilfenora
Mr. Shaw
Killalor
Tullamore
D. Brown
Tollamore
Commission of Inquiry
Beeston
Laiid
Ireland
George Clerk
Meath
Lord Francis Egerton
Salford
Manchester
Dresenters
Travers
Board of Trade
Treland
St. Patrick
Entreman
Fiza
O'Loughlin
Conolly
Attorney-Geneal
Kildare
Barron
Seublic
Wyse
H.grattan
Td Morpeth
Earee
Walker
England
Ford
Morpeth
O'Dwyer
Jackson
Lynch
Finn
Privy Council
Bateson
Hebha Hobour
Roper
Musgrave
Waterie
Reland
IC Loughlen
Dungarvan
Oaeer
Waterford
Tipperary
Young
Pease
Co Ee
C. Man
Adam
Hume
Craham
Buckingham
Bo Young
Horeste
Claude
Parliament in session reports Ireland church and reform debates
In Lords and Commons, ministers and opposition clash over Irish church revenues and church rates. Proposals on Scottish entails, Scottish land laws, and reform measures prompt intense debate. Dorchester Unionists, debt imprisonment, and Irish oaths provoke petitions, counter-arguments, and calls for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Speacer
Dorchester
Wakley
Asos
England
Mewsen
Dorset
Handley
Ashton
ler-Lyne
Warrington
Hodges
St. Anremy Holtore
Harvey
Metropolis
Cant Talfourd
Readies
Imac
Potter
Wigan
Houston
Salford
Baronet
Tamworth
Bopk
A. Trevor
Darhan
Ted
Berkeley
Shaw
Brotherton
Manchester
Home Department
Ireland
Ruthven
Evans
Francis Egerton
Grote
Durham
Kilkenny
Han.tleman
Connell
Lancashire
Trevor
O'Connell
Ross
Tts
Church of Ireland
C. Perys
Mr. Cayley
Humber
C.C. Pepys
A. Agnew
Birmingham Railroad Committee
Wilkes
St. Pancras
Tooke
Truro
Major Moore
S. Whalley
Lord Stormont
Lord
Hume
Whalley
Duke of Bedford
F. Maule
Gisidey
Mr. Byng
H. Bul
Stormont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ing
Aaraur
Héward Churton
Chetwynd
Coaran
W. C. Ross
Ns. Public Library
Pevensey
Brighton
House OF Lords
Earl of Shaftesbury
Haverford-west
Exeter
Devonport
India House
Lord Yarborough
Lincoln
Islington
Earl of Aberdeen
Scotland
Lord Brougham
Mr. Childs
Childs
Lord Aucbd
Hisoble
Sierra Leone
Earl of Roseberry
Select Committee
Lords of Session
Lord Broughands
Great Western Railway
Commons
Lord C. Somerset
Alsager
London and Croydon
Carlow
Marjoribanes
Cavanagh
Colonel Bries
J. Russell
O'Brien
Cork
Touoke
Goulburn
Yorkshire
Cayley
W.s.o’brien
Lord Morpeth
O’connell
Messer
Rhupidiant
Lord J. Russell
Yrel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!