RAMADGE ON CONSUMPTION AND READING SAUCE NOTICE
Fragment from a 19th century catalog mentions DR RAMADGE ON CONSUMPTION and a treatise by FRANCIS H RAMADGE with editions and topics on Asthma and Tubercle prevention. Also includes an alert from J COOKS regarding Reading Sauce counterfeit frauds and authentic labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bentley
New Burlington Street
DR. Ramadge
Francis H. Ramadge
M.D
F.L S
Royal College of Physicians
Longman
Rees
Orme
Brown, Green
Great Cork Banquet For Daniel O'Connell MP
A grand Monday banquet at Cork's Chamber of Commerce honored Daniel O'Connell, MP. About two hundred guests attended chaired by Francis Bernard Beamish with numerous MPs and dignitaries present. Toasts praised the people's power, liberty, and O'Connell's leadership as Ireland's struggle for rights continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
O'Connell
Napoleon
Wellington
O’connell
Francis Bernard Beamish, Esq
Callaghan
M.P
G.S. Barry
Feargus O’connor
O'Neill
Felon
Ireland
Eves
Orcas
Connell
O Connell Speech at Dublin Repeal Meeting
A Dublin audience hears Daniel O Connell exalt Ireland’s cause, denounce Whigs and Tories, condemn tithes and absentee landlords, and vow to pursue Repeal and reform through united action, petitions, and electoral pressure. He vows three years to freedom, urges unity, and previews forthcoming measures in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
O'Connell
Ireland
O’connell
Stern
Stedfast
America
Wellington
Stanley
Sam
Uhewra
Mr. O'Connell
Orange
Bandon
Cork
Villiers Stuart
Gor
Bandon Orangemen
Down
Voster
Catholic Association
O' Down
Parson Boyton
Lord Londonderry
North
South
Daniel O'Connell
Pursons
England
Dan
Meagher
St. Stephen’s
Tageain
Dublin
Liverpool Meeting Debates Open Air Assembly at Clarendon Rooms
A Liverpool gathering at the Clarendon Rooms on South John Street sparked a lively clash over plans for a public meeting to express opinions on current affairs. After chaotic scenes, Mr. Horsfall chaired while factions disputed whether to hold a public meeting in Clayton Square or via a formal city forum, ending in a divided vote with no clear winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Rooms
South John-street
Liverpool
Lord Durham
Duke of Wellington
Mr. Taylor
Horsfall
Mr. Horsfall
T. B. Horsfall
Taylor
Clayton Square
Thomas Bolton
Bolton
Mr. Bolton
Clayton-Square
Blackett
Wilfred Troutbeck
Troutbeck
Reat
Smith
Ong
London
Ewart
Sir Howard Douglas
Lord Eldon
Tea Trade Meeting Debates East India Prices and Tea Classification
A large gathering of China trade gentlemen met at Minocing Lane to discuss free trade tea sales and the East India Company’s upset prices for remaining teas. A letter to the Court of Directors urged early information on March sales, and the reply stated no change to upset prices. Brokers debated whether the Palambam tea was bohea or congou, highlighting unpredictable duties and inspector bias, with lots withdrawn amid remonstrances. The sale saw high prices for high-end teas and lower for congou varieties, while health reports from India noted extreme heat, cholera, and water shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minocing Lane
Canton
W. Fry
East India Asu Pay
East India Company
India Company
John Sanderson S
Tea Trade
the East India Company
Tam
P. Auber
J. Sanderson
Messrs. C. Hancock, and Co
George White
Travers
Bobea
White
Williams
Gibbs
Watkins
Hrooper
East India
Mr. Travers
Mr. Gibbs
Board of Customs
Antrobus
Liverpool
London
Styan
Thompson
Wybrow
Iesgra, Hancock and Co
Great Sea
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Miss Austen
Banim
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Madame Godwin
Theodore Hook
Caleb Williams
Mohicans
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Edgar Huntley
The
Pioneers
Discipline
Yaster
Northanger Abbey
Hunterlog
Notre Dame
Popeac Aram
Maxwell
Water Witch
Mothers and the Bravo
Bruges
Red Raver
Castie Yathek
Bravo of
Venice
Country Curate
J. Cocksge & and Sons
Reading
J. Cocks
Daniel O’connell
the True Sun
Wey London
Papen, Paint, &c
Taxas
Knowisnes
Huot
John O'Connell
Grena
O'Neill Daunt
Richard Barrett
Pilot
Tory Meeting
Inclein
Freme
Bengal
Agra
Bundeland
Banda
Calpee
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