Mallan and Sons Open New Dental Establishment in Ludgate Hill
The firm Mallan and Sons announces a new London dental establishment at 1190 Ludgate Hill opposite the Ace Sauvage to serve City connections while continuing operations at 32 Great Russell Street. They offer rapid painless fillings, securing loose teeth, incorrrectible artistry with natural teeth, and full sets fixed without wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Russell-street
Bloomsbury
Ludgate Hill
Monsieur Mallan and Sons
London
Paris
Blooms Lary
Ladgate-bill
Cicy
Precautions in Case of Fire in Houses
Communicated by Lieut Col Phillott to the Morning Herald. Aimed at household safety, detailing actions to take on fire: summon help, use water buckets and a mop, dampen a blanket to smother flames, and seal openings. Instructions cover kitchen chimney fires, bed or curtain flames, and avoiding fresh air to slow the blaze. Includes escape options via a roof trap-door, delaying entry of outsiders, and rolling burning clothing. Emphasizes keeping fire tools handy, and posting instructions in kitchens for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Phillott
Morning Herald
The Lords the Government and the Country in Review
The pamphlet list shows Edward Lytton Bulwer and Henry Lytton Bulwer as authors of political works and fiction. A separate note discusses Adventures of a Gentleman in stages or a Heast praising its horse management guidance, while Edinburgh observers report a deputation heading to Brougham Hall. Weather and sea reports from Calais Boulogne note delayed arrivals and a perilous crossing with passengers and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lytton Bulwer
England
Pelham
Rienzi
Henry L. Bulwer
M.P
Marylebone
Waathor
France
Greece
Brougham
Edinburgh
Brougham Hall
Bailie Macfarlane
W. Tait
Omas Ireland
A. Miller
Merchant Company
Oologne
Royal Sovereign
London
Emerald
Boulogne
Mar
Freck
Phrenology Letter Opens Public Science Debate
London Fields letter to the editor advocates phrenology as a practical, nontechnical science. The writer argues newspapers should broaden topics to include science, dispel mystique, and promote knowledge through clear, fact-based discussion. He previews a series tracing the science’s rise, advocates, and potential societal benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bailey
Efurts
Colummn
Inquirer
Adam Smith
Dugald Stewart
Reid
Brown
Bacon
Gall
Sparzheim
Unreserved Sale of Treasury HACKS in Downing Street Stables
A satirical notice announces an unreserved sale of the Melbourne set of horses linked to Lord Melbourne. It lists horses by name and lineage with humorous judgments, noting their faults and potential uses, and says the stables will be cleared next day with no credit offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Assurance and General Burial Company
Jexer
J. EB. Nixon
Eng
Lincoln's Inn-Gelds
Regent-street
Lon
Prince of
Canino
Pree
Saunders and Otley
Conduit-street
Ireland
J. Cwmning
Dubin
Scotland
Bell and Bradture
Edinburgh
Lord Melbourne
Downing-street
Johnny Russell
Palmerston
Percival
Liverpool
Canning
Goderich
Wellington
Grey
Melbourne
Ife
House of Lords
Morpeth
Dublin
Howick
Lansdowne
Holland
Bobby Hobhouse
Paulet
Currency and the currency question in 1836
A reader writes from Sept 15, 1836 on currency, exchange rates, and the impact of money supply on prices and wages. He argues widespread misunderstanding, outlines the origin of money, explains metallic value and coinage, and previews a future letter on paper currency and regulatory impacts. He stresses the working class bears the brunt of currency shifts and calls for public understanding.
A Shooting Party Opens on a Fine September Morning
In a Pickwick-era scene a group led by Wardle sets off on a shooting trip with Sam Weller, Mr. Pickwick, and Mr. Winkle aboard a barrow. Tension arises over gun safety and etiquette as the party crosses fields toward a distant twelve o'clock meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickwickians
Mr. Snodgrass
Mr. Wardle
Mr. Trendle
Sam Weller
Tsay
Mr. Wickle
Wardle
Geoffrey
Scotland
Martin
Mr. Winkle
Mr. Tapman
Winkle
Mr. Winkie
Mr. Weller
Sam
Captain Baldwig
Old Wardle
Pickwick
Mr. Pickwick
Ting
Gan
Tapman
Mr. Tapmen
Making a Point in the Pickwick Shooting Scene
Mr. Winkle and Mr. Tapman join Wardle and a gamekeeper on a shooting expedition. Chaos ensues as guns misfire and a boy narrowly avoids harm while Wardle applauds Tapman for a near perfect shot, revealing his long experience. The scene blends humor with prudence and undercuts bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Winkle
Old Wardle
Taever
Wickle
Wardle
Geoffery
Mr. Pickwick
Winkle
Tapman
Wardie
Mr. Topman
Mr. Tapman
Peridge
Bri. Winkle
The
Pickwick Club
Burning cliff at Holworth draws geologists' attention
Reports from the Western Luminary describe the Holworth cliff erupting with vivid exhalations and ignited surfaces. A sulphurous vapour line extends westward about 40 feet and high tides have left calcined, vitrified material at the base, prompting expert interest in geology and mineralogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Ranelagh
Don Carlog
Bayonne
Tyxe Mercury
Holworth
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Duke of Rutland
Marquis of Northampton
Lord Northwick
Barber Beaumont
John Booth
Pyands Coast
Earl Grey
John Osborn
Hart
Yort
Savage
Haymarket
James Tidmarsh
Eyre Street Hill
Pena
N.B
Madame Malibrax
Price
Madame Malirran DE Beriot
J. Nathan
Masurgia Vocalis
Landon - Joseph Thomas
Pinchlane
Cornhill
Cramer
Addison and
Beale
Simpkin
Marshall
Dow
Fo ‘Rance
C. Saunders and Onley
Conduit Street
Vataire
Belland Bradfury
Trode Sun
London-fields
the True Sun
Mencuatus
Carpif Se. Winkle
Tupman
Mr. On
Hash
Acue
Inkte
Lirek
Guernsey
Thomas Mitchell
Thomas Smith
Menda' A
Mr. White
Herm
Sark
Havre Gosselin
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