Antiquated Medical Promises and Public Notices From 1832 Yorkshire and London
Fragmented OCR presents a 1832-era collage: references to the British College of Health, Universal Medicines, Hygeian Theory, and a patient Cockburn praising pills. It lists locations in London such as King’s Cross, Old Broad Street, and various agents, together with a sermon-like notice and a gentleman’s testimonial about cure and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritish College of Health
King's-cross
New-road
London
Ana Carlisle
Liebeloarner
Cockburn
Protina
Petite Glorriatfrad
Morning Post
Atial
Meiners
King's-croms
Surrey
Tinier
Surrey-street
Blackfriars
Field
Chappril
Royal Exchange
Lamb's
Red Lion Square
Bennett
Covent-garnet
Haydon
Fleur-detis-court
Norton Faljegaualet
Ratcliffe Highway
Mr. Kirtam
Bolingbroke
Aearth
Pain
Jermyn-street
Uit
Smirdreaser
Richmond
Meyar
May's
Imi
Blackheath
Griffiths
Wood Wharf
Eho Ue
Buynjamin Pitt
Gcornwall-Road
Lamney Ra
King's Levee at James's Palace in 1882
The King's Levee held at James's Palace with His Majesty, Sir Andrew Barnard, and Court officials present. Guards, band, and various dignitaries attended as ambassadors and ministers were introduced. Officials conveyed audience requests and state matters to the monarch after ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
James's Palace
Andrew Barnard
Hila Majest
Mabie
Marlborough House
Chevalier de Zea
Viscouit Rene
Robert Cheslit
Ein Ben Ot
Robert Grant
Duke of Richmond
Hircctlesley
Viscount Palmerston
Viting
Notable Military and Court Honors Announced in Royal Guelphic Order
Mr Francis Palgrave receives Civil Companion of the Royal Guelphic Order. Rev C A Richardson noted by Mr Frost. Rear Admiral Hussey changes name from Moubray, per Lord Napier. Hon General Maitland recognized by Secretary at War. Mr G Murray son of late Sir G Murray, R N. Captain Hope with Dragoon Guards appointed. Colonel Teesdale of King’s Dragoon Guards returns from Ireland. Major General William Douglas named Military Knight Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order. Captain Hobhouse of Coldstream Guards promoted. Soon after the court’s break up, His Majesty leaves town for Windsor Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Palgrave
Royal Guelphic Order
C.A. Richardson
Frost
Hussey
Moubray
Lord Napier
Maitland
G. Murray
Hope
Dragoon Guards
Teesdale
King’s Dragoon Guards
Ireland
William Douglas
Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order
Hobhouse
Coldstream Guards
Town
Windsor
Public currency debate in Birmingham between Attwood and Cobbett
A Birmingham audience heard Mr T Attwood and Mr W Cobbett debate monetary policy versus fiscal adjustment. Attwood argued for currency expansion and bank note issuance to relieve distress, citing Bullion and Peel era policies, while Cobbett pressed for a government plan to avoid ruin, urging readers to consider his and Jones’s money theory and a national bank proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Cobbett
Messrs
Attwood and Jones
Leamington
Pamunda
W. Martin
Attwood
Edmonds
Mr. Attwood
England
London
Elizabeth
Egypt
Assyria
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Peel
Mr. A
Church of England
Western
Essex
Pitt
Bank of England
Rooke
Greenwich Hospital
sIr
Thomas Paine
Paine
Manchester
Mundell
Russia
Lord Liverpool
Lord Castlereagh
Spain
France
Italy
Austria
Turkey
Poland
Nore
Master
Mar
Rome
Greece
Lycurgus
Solon
Athens
Plutarch
Eada
Council of the Union
Attwo
C. Jones
Jones
Ming
Mr. Cobbett
Biraingam Union
Cebbett
Autumn Circuits for Insolvent Debtors Officials Schedule
Lists Northern and Southern circuit locations and dates for relief of insolvent debtors. Chief Commissioner H R Reynolds and T B Bowen, with multiple counties including Yorkshire Oxfordshire Devonshire and Kent, set sessions from Oct to Dec in 1832 across Gloucester Bath Exeter Norwich and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Reynolds
Yorkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Somersetshire
Wells
Devonshire
Exeter
City
Cornwall
Bodmin
Plymouth
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Wiltshire
Salisbury
Town and County of
Southampton
Hampshire
Winchester
Colchester
Suffolk
Ipswich
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Norwich
Lynn
Bury St. Edmund’s
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Ely
Northamptonshire
Peterborough
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Northampton
Leicestershire
Leicester
City of Lichfield
Staffordshire
Stafford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Warwickshire
Birmingham
City of
Nottingham
Town
Derbyshire
Derby
Wakefield
Tay
Kingston-upon-Hull
York and City
Wakkshire
Richmogd
Renny
Durham
Northumberland
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Cumberland
Carlisle
Westigrant
Appleby
Kendal
Lancashire
Lancaster
Preston
Liverpool
Cheshire
Chester
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North
Ork Shire
Cay Ley
Mr. Cayley
Genre Cayley
Amsden
Merita
Stapylou
Aristides
Commer Acti
Martin Stapylton
Chapi
Old Broad-street
Homer
Be Beryey
Iabed
Relfe and
Unwin
Cornny Haces Ik
Fleet-street
Moon, Boys
Graves
Ogimall
T. Attwood
East India Company
Aberystwith
Glasgow
Sir Robert Peel
the Commissioners For the Relief
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