New Doctor's Family Medicines advertised by editor
A hostile notice promotes The New Doctor's Family Medicines and attacks rival medicines. It lists several products such as New Doctor's Stomach Pills Pro-Bilious Pills Pectoral or Cough and Balsam of Lupuline, while challenging competitors and promising rewards to meeting costs for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gts Mills and Co
Shipman
Ives
York
New Doctor
Loni
Mare
India
Anatochical Theatre
Hatton-garden
Royal Freemasons
Waterloo Road, Inc
Guardian and crimes at sea tone in old Thames reports
A guardian claims an allowance for a son while the woman fled to avoid rent payments. In another case a fatal steam-boat accident at Blackwall Reach left a boy drowned after Monarch towed a boat and breached, with inquest likely. The Cotuston case reappears with evidence on deck lookouts and bail discussions for Clark and another pilot as manslaughter charges proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Evans
Thames Police
Combe
Blackwall
Monarch
Edinburgh
Jane
Newcastle
Bagsby Hole
Vingnor
Greenwich
Kent
Mr. Combe
Carttar
Greenwich Steam-packet Company
Ir. Evans
Rusning
Down
Fawn
Richard Baker
Jones
Clark
Straight
Arraiges
Hodkin
Glynes
Adams
Scotch Steam Shipping Company
Bodkin
Yras
Mr. Bodkin
Mr. Straight
Newgate
Shipping Intelligence from Ramsgate to Genoa
Ramsgate reports the Titia sailing from Dantzic to Guernsey sank after being saved from Goodwin Sand. Bristol onshore near Hythe to pieces. Eugenia to discharge cargo for repairs. Anglicana driven ashore at Mumbles with expected refloat. Bellona driven ashore at Dundrum Bay with crew saved. Formosa aided off Belfast. other vessels wrecked or damaged across Ireland, Scotland, and France with crew saved or rescued. Weather and gale conditions noted. multiple ships reported on breakers and in harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s List
Tuzsday
Ramscate
Titia
Zelling
Dantzig
Guernsey
Goodwin Sand
Dover
Bristol
Herbert
Quebec
London
Hythe
Falmouth
Eugenia
Gunard
Caen
Bordeaux
Swansea
Anglicana
Malling
Barbadoes
Mumbles
Livek Pool
Bellona
Simpson
Maranham
Dundrum Bay
Formosa
Mitchell
Mobile
Rao
Belfast
Inga
Claughy Bay
Fondon
Breakera
Honduras
Wilberforce
Harrison
Moranham
Racecorse
Alexander
Stranger
Para
Aste
Man
Mary
Valentine
Liverpool
Westport
Derbyhaven
Exford
Borneae
Leghorn
Lackwater
Blackwater
Stickney
St. John’s
N. B
Kitoven
Dale
Maryport
Suco
Darling
Costin
Cardiff
Bunloch Rock
Oyster
Britasr
Martha
Wicklow
Newry
Robert
Ano
Thomrpsons
Holyhead
Dublin
Warren’ Point
Valiant
Griffits
E.S.E
Daomena
Robert Boyle
MiCartney
Dublidy
Drites
Pune
Charlotte
Couly
Glasgow
St. John’s Point
Aberdyen
Shields
Dundee
N.E
Montrose
S.E
Aed Dongar
Barbara
Newport
Alloa
Saveti
Holy Island
Caledonia
Armstrong
Greenock
Atha
Trotter
Memel
Berwick Harbour
Suigtos
Watrt
Lord Gambier Greenland
Bill Point
Lord Stewart
Scarporoven
Emanuel
Stabler
Sunderland
Hopetown
Miller
Leith
Flamborough Head
Wnd
Hout
Theresa
Hess
Porto Rico
Hamburgh
Sovurawoto
Clara
Dunwich
Thomas Bennett
Atpporouau
Stephen Gee
Dance
Stockton
Rochester
Orford Haven
Bereix
Louise
Amalie
Lentz
Steltio
Gorrenpoec
Amalia Albertina
Stockholm
Wisby
Adolf Frederick
Epesson
St. Petersburgh
Copenhagen
Agnes
Malcolm
Littleround
Elsinore
Benjamin
le Cornet
Elizabeth
Cowan
St. Peterburg
Lessoe
Jason
Mon’rose
Sir Wiliam Wallace
Aberdeen
Joseph Hume
Newcastle
Fairsood
Henriette
Pieper
Dragoe
Straits of Scio
Maranaam
Suffolk
Payne
Cray Island
Ocean
Mann
Bay of Seven Islands
Bonaventure
Solway
Montreal
Gaspe
Atlas
Walroos
Bjorneborg
William, Robinson
Oth Ali
Ulko Staamio
Fredericksham
Genoa
Board of Health
Reversionary Interest Society ad seeks shop and rooms
An 1823 London note announces the Reversionary Interest Society with capital over 400,600 pounds and an option to extend. It lists chairman John Wells and directors William Sim and a secretary, plus an advertisement seeking a shop side with 2 or 3 rooms in a respectable family for dyeing and dressmaking work, with payment offered for discreet assistance and suitable accommodations. It also promotes consignments of quarter pipes of Sherry and Port from Geo H Nekey and C Gray’s wine establishment with prices per dozen and delivery within fifty miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Arms Yard
Coleman Street
London
John Wells, Esq
William Sim
A. B
Mr. Watling
Clusa
Do. Lo
Knighthood for William Norris and Yorks Yeomanry rename
Royal letters patent confer knighthood on William Norris Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Ceylon. The 1st Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeomanry is renamed Queen's Own Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. The notice also lists insolvencies bankruptcies dividends certificates and dissolved partnerships across numerous UK towns with dates in November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
United Kingdom
Greatritain
Ireland
William Norris
Supreme Court
Island of
Ceylon
Oxfordshire Yeomanry
Fragmentary note on Ascalon and Moscovite origins across ancient names
The text traces supposed origins of groups from Ascalon, linking Scyviola Scevola to left-hand symmetry, and connects Aramian, Moscovite, and Moschi lineages to Ascalon, Noah, and the Levant. It cites Josephus, Strabo, Tacitus, Justin, and medieval commentators, arguing for a complex web of ancient migrations and etymologies without definitive conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascalon
Smutius
Scala
Josephus
Noah
Nahum
Heliopolis
Eaekiel
Herodotus
Ptolemy
Bochart
Armenia
Arrias Montanus
Melancthon
Paalin
City of
Strabo
Tacitus
Justin
Jason
Janas
Saturn
Alpha Zeas
Perseus
Levant
West Africa
Alfred
Argo
Zenophon
Police Intelligence in Marylebone Case of Wax Candles and Brereton
Trials report several suspects led by Thomas Cruce Henry Starling and Thomas Brereton charged with plunder at Wigmore Street shop. A trunk at Olive Branch public house held wax candles brushes and a silver watch tied to Halton Adcock and Hankey cases. Constable William Self charged with killing Daniel Farrell after a head blow. inquest pending. Union Hall proceedings expose Wilks and Wordsworth conspiring to defraud tradesmen via forged references and false tenants in Brixton and Mile End areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druce
Olive Branch Pobic House
Mount-street
Grosvenor-square
Hankey
Poulton
Breretoo
Daniel Farrell
Farrell
Jenkins
Newman’s-mews
Oxford-street
Queenstreet
Middlesex Hospital
William Glanville
Hoskings
Union-Hall
Maryi Ks
Wordsworth
Phillips
Wilks
Allen Davis
Bridge-street
Brixton-rise
Hampshire
Avis
Leading lords and bulls in ancient alphabets and names
The passage discusses the term Anakim as a leading princess for anax, God as a denot ed leading ball, and the word alpha meaning a leading bullock. It notes lords as Anakim, Britain as leading lords land, and parallels Greek and Hebrew letter origins with bull imagery seen on Syrian monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anakim
Anax
God
Alpha
Britain
South
Syria
Nicia
Libel Trial in Westminster Court Hears Canterbury Clerk
Law intelligence reports a libel case in Westminster before Justice Parke and a common jury. The Canterbury town clerk, who faced political bias claims, won a verdict for the plaintiff with £1001 damages after judge notes the Times article harmed reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Westminster
Justice Parke
Mott
Modford
Thesiger
Canterbury
Canterpury
Wrestminster
Maidstone
Times
Westchester
the Times
Reform in Municipal Corporations Progress Across Nation
The Morning Advertiser notes ongoing reform under the Municipal Corporations Act with liberal reformers gaining civic office and Tory influence waning. It reports the death of Lord Milton from typhus in Northampton and mentions Alderman Thorp’s Irish Society governorship vacancy filled by Alderman Worl MP after a Common Council push. The piece praises London's citizens for steadfast service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meno
Lord Milton
Northampton
Earl Fitzwilliam
Irish Society
Alderman Thorp
Common Council
Alderman Worl
M.P
London
Amende Honorable Sought in Middlesex Magistrates Row
City authorities and Middlesex Magistrates pursue reconciliation after a dispute over the late Lord Mayor. A deputation, led by Mr Wheelson, seeks to secure Mr Rotch's regret and an amicable settlement. Further concessions and talks are expected to resolve the matter within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Ratch
Rotch
Wheelson
Farringdon
Roitch
Yandon
STATE OF TRADE AND WAGE CONDITIONS IN TEXTILE AREAS
Tuesday’s brisk business centered on fancy coloured kerseymere and pantaloons. In Bradford and beyond, piece markets stay steady with fast disposal and ample warehousing. Weavers across Haddersfield report full employment at favorable wages, while some master manufacturers seek extra hands and higher wages. Overall, labor demand remains strong and wages unlikely to fall. Factories near Manchester run full time. calico printing is dull in surrounding towns. woollen trades in Rossendale and Rochdale are notably brisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brapford Marget
Haddersfield
Oldham
Manchester
Bury
Rossendale
Rochdale
Liverpool
Germany
India
China
Mushroom poisoning deaths and zoo reports in Liverpool and Calcutta
A family near Northfleet fell ill after eating wild mushrooms, with Samuel Dixon dying the next day and others in danger. inquests returned a verdict based on facts. Calcutta subscriptions for memorials to Lord and Lady Bentinck reached 34,683 and 8,000 rupees respectively. Liverpool Zoo adds specimens from Dublin, while Wool market at Garraway's reports steady prices. Sir William W Follett noted as nephew of a Cork lawyer with historical political ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara Dixon
Northfleet
Amael
Samuel Dixon
West Kent Guardia
Asiatic Journal
Calcutta
Lord W. Bentinck
Lady Bentinck
Liverpool
Dublin Zoological Society
Regent’s Park
Birmingham
Woot
Garraway's
William W. Follett
M.P
Wm. Levingston Webb
Cork
Limeric Chronicle
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Aeryl
Ajeaty
Rhine
Beauced
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Mesarres
Dieppe
Lonun
Ick Mangics Seca
Tamasoana—Henry
Eucinssa
George Stephenson
Philip Hardwick
John G. Hammack
R. L. Jones
Banxus
Measrs
C. H. Winfield
Avastern Counties Railway
Ipswich
Norwich
Yarmouth
High-street
Shoreditch
Irtagh Row
Ilford
Romford
Brentwood
Ingatestonm
Cford
Witham
Kelvedon
Colchester
Eancx
Royviblonal CO
Es Vigna Braithwaite
J. Clinton Robertson
Uidboe
Hep Roman
Gowain Toder
Thomas Robertson
William Thornborrow
Wiliam ‘Lite
Pinster Bank
Turogmortwo
Ities Railway
Austin Friars
J. C. Robertson
Fice
John Ia
Ios ‘Barnel Jo Donee
Beg
T.cox
Savory's
Cornhill
Parc Quest of
Florida
Hernando DE Soto
Washington Irving
Theodore Irving Ig
Atheneum
Edward Churton
Public Library
Holles-street
Hobart Caunter
W. Daniell
B.A. Otter
Bombay
Out
Edwant Charton
Morocco
T. Isaitiee
P.R.A
R.A
Kaward Churton
Price
Arthur Melmont
Holles Street
Churton
Christ
Joseph
Egypt
Samaria
Paul
Silas
Fei Csebesh
Acme
Testall
Martin
Sedgwick
HELMO
America
Hope Laslie
Redwood
Court Journal
Edward Chuorton
TRE Geographical Annual
Universal Gazetteer
Magasine
Drawin
Marta
Shipping Intelligence
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James G
Clement Bel
John Cham
Geo
the Gazette OF
County of
Mid Lothian
Mid-Lothian
D. Dundas
Cornet
Horne
William King
Kingsley
Millers
John Wilson
Liverpool Street
Bishopagate
William Rogers
Bushley-ball
Watford
Hertfordshire
Court of Bankruptcy
Ivemy
Chancery Lane
Be. Swithin'slane
Lambardtreet
George Newman
Sarling
Northwich
Cheshire
James Waters
Leeds
Wilson
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury
Eddison
Jones Beanland
Bradford
Yorkshire
Court-house
Turner and Hensman
Basing Jane
Scott
William Weare
Wood-Turner
Basing-lane
James Swot
William Shock
Worcester
Hatter
Crown Inn
Gwinnell and Hughes
Becke
G. W. Farmer
Taristock Street
Covent-garden
J. Goodwin
Battle
Sussex
J. Armstrong
Cambridge
Red Lion Inn
B. Hallas
Osset
George Hotel
Wakefield
W. Holdsworth
Sheffield
Town Hall
Sheffeld
J. Wakefield
Commissioners’ Rooms
J. Wrigley
Keoowle
J. Somers
Oxford Street
A Emerson
Lawrence Pountney-lane
M. Adams
Atherstone
Warwickshire
J. Morris
U St. Martin’s-lane
J. Weatherald
J. Webster
J. Beckinton
W. Jones
J. F
T. F. Maddock
Chester
T. Hayter
R. H. Gundry
Calstone
Wellington
Wiltshire
J. Nutt
J. Aston
Nottingham
J. Hk and Co
Derby
S. Hardy and Co
Shefield
P. Sleddon and Co
Preston
H. Taylor
C. S. Orson
Mark Jane
Coulthard
S. Melbuish
J. Park
J. Sands
G. Smith
Sen
J. Ball and Co
L'Inta
Cornwall
Cornwall, Alate
R. White and Co
Coleford
Woucestershire
Morgan
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LAW Intelligence
Rot YI
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