Antibilious and Digestive Pills Promoted by J Abernethy
An 1830s advertisement touts Abrenathy’s Liver Stomach and Kidney pills as the most effective remedy for obstructions, with claims of gentle operation suitable for all ages and conditions. It promotes Histomatic Digestive Pills and Abernathy’s Family Aperient Mixture, listing multiple London shops and endorsing Rowland’s Macassar Oil with forged-label warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Abernethy
Medicina
Pr. Ts .Thess
Europe
Aberethy
Unon
Tepoprietor's
J. Fleming
Halborn-bars
Sanger
Hordatreet
Johnatan
Cornhill
Prout
Temple, Fisher and Wagstaff
New Bond-street
Swine
Dreware-Road
Cave
Bridge-street
Westminster
Tirling
High-street
Whitechapel
Town
United Kingdom
Ason
Joly Fleming
Wyerstiieh
Abernathy
J. Cran
Inger Wine and British Wines Advertised at Lower Holborn
An 19th century ad lists Inger Wine lauded as stomachic and delicious with superior quality from E and T Taylor at 17 Lower Holborn. It also promotes ABlinen upholstery and general furniture at No 373 Strand by J. M. and Co, urging inspection of large stock, durable materials, and affordable cabinet furniture for nobility and gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Rea
A. Rowland and Son
Hatton Garden
Alex. Rowland
Boot and Abel
Hamburgh
Aes
Rowland
Macassar
Geare Rowland
St. Petersburgh
Russias
Prince de Lieven
Amla
Great Britain
James Wylie
Gentliman
London
Naples
Mraushane
Imperial
Bald Singere
Austria
Rowlan
Smyt
Cart
Mr. Smyth
Gattie
Sutton
Sand Prout
Strand
Burgess
Holborn- Bt
Church-yard
Edwanis
Newberry
Tngdon Strep Wreh-Yard
Barclay and, Sons
Far
Fxangen
T. Rigge
Cheapside
Stradling
E. and
T. Taylor
Lower Holborn
Ars. Strand
Exeter Hall
James Mulleit and CO
J. Mand Co
M.and Co
4. M.and Co
Market Summary From The London Sugar Prices And Stocks
The London New Price Current notes steady sugar trading with 3,500 hhds purchases and ongoing price shifts. West India sugar stocks at 38,773 hhds and 11,242 less than last year, Mauritius 50,206 bags down 59,776 from prior year. Public sale 776 Mauritius bags at steady prices. foreign sugars heavy with little demand. Reports show lower continental prices and stagnating export demand. rum and brandy markets dull but brandy firm. tallow prices improve while hemp and flax steady. Wool stocks low. cotton activity steady with specified regional purchases. Indigo unchanged. spices varied. Copious details on oils, tea, and bark prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West India
Mauritius
India
East Ixpta Stears
Siam
Bengal
Macaritrs Scucass
Fortien Stears
Brazil
Ceylon
Havannah
Jamaica
Geneva Ia
Stork
Perent
Asura
Madras
Sale
Surat
Indico
Australia
Gallipoli
Liverpool
Hull
Prisoners in Newgate and the Sept. Sessions ledger
A descriptive summary lists 516 total prisoners charged with offences including 89 in London and 467 in Middlesex. It details capital counts, death sentences, transportation terms, and numbers awaiting trial or acquitted, noting 68 crimes punishable by death and rising rates compared with prior sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
London
Middlesex
His Majesty's
NewcaTe
Milton misstatement on Clare house tenancy corrected
The paragraph misstated Lord Milton granting a house with grounds to John Clare. Clare lives in a neat house at Northborough, Northamptonshire, as a tenant of Lord Milton. Garraway’s sold the freehold Tidenham Chase estate with house, gardens, cottages, 285 acres, lime-kilns, timber for 4,950 pounds. Paynes Whitecross-street houses sold for 4,000 guineas. Shenley Hill meadow near Barnet, land-tax redeemed, sold above 110 pounds per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheneum
Lord Milton
John Clare
Northborough
Northamptonshire
Garraway's
Tidenham Chase
Little Free
Duke of Beaufort
Wye
Che
Shenley Hill
Barnet
Herts
National Union of the Working Classes Meeting
A Finsbury square meeting chaired by Mr. Davenport debated the National Union’s resolve to oppose supporting Whig or Tory candidates. Speakers urged pledges for reform, tax resistance, abolition of military police, and unity against both factions, with calls to invite Mr. Wakley as a borough candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finsbury Square
Davenport
Osborne
Lord Althorp
Rendeavouring
Preston
England
Mr. Fry
Mr. Watson
Schovvel
Mr. Wakley
Finsbury
Novel eels snared by tripe bait in Dumfries region
A Dunduff or Crawick tale recounts a wife buying tripe and using it as bait to lure eels in a burn near her home. Robin the dyer and neighbors join, capturing fourteen eels by candlelight, with the piece praising the cunning method and noting potential fishing reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawick Mill
Sanquhar
Jack Robinson
Robin
M‘caul
Crawick
Eppie
Walton
Dumfries Courter
Extraordinary Pedestrian Feat by Hampstead Landlord
Mr Nash, landlord of the Royal Standard in Frederick Street Hampstead Road, walked six miles within an hour as a wager of twenty sovereigns. He started at Tyburn Turnpike at two o'clock and completed the task in fifty eight minutes with no fatigue, a remarkable display of pedestrianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Royal Standard
Frederick Street
Hampstead-road
Tyburn-turnpike
Newcastle Joint Stock Bank Shareholders Meeting Notice
The first meeting of the shareholders of the North of England Joint Stock Banking Company is to take place at one o'clock on Thursday the 6th of September at the Assembly Rooms in this town. Directors will be elected and the deed of settlement or partnership executed. Attendees should come in person, not by proxy, and shareholders must seek prudent guardianship of the bank’s permanent welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Wales
Alderney
Guernsey
Jersey
Britain
Hin. N.B
Nastera
Man
North of England Joint Stock Banking Company
Tyne
The Pitmen Strike and Union Troubles at Boldon Fell
The Boldon Fell meeting of unemployed pitmen favored delaying return to work while pressuring six shillings weekly from earners. The union is fracturing as more men withdraw support, with many resignations from the Durham and Londonderry contingents and some workers moving to Ouston collieries. Coal owners demand an end to union dictation before reemployment, while benefit societies gain interest. Between one and two hundred more Staffordshire laborers arrived to work, and only a fraction of the 8,090 unemployed could be absorbed if they returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldon
Lord Durham
Marquis of Londonderry
Ouston
Staffordshire
Tyne
Spalding
Hertford
Messrs
Wakefield and
Claridge
National Union
M. D. Wakefield
Council
The
National Political Union
Lord Grey
Ingestrie
Lord Ingestrie
House of Commons
Electors
You
Jean
Spain
Europe
Lord Mahon
Duncombe
Asay
Currie
Paina
of Wellington
Lord Castlereagh
Electors of
Death by own action of a Crime Suspect
In Cubert, Richard Endean, held on a pork theft charge, was found hanged in St Columba gaol after a constable failed to search him. Buckingham and the Cubert constable disputed the search, leading to the coroner declaring the death suicide. The inquest returned verdict de se and the body was buried privately that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Endean
Cubert
J. H. Hosken
St. Columb
Bodmin
Buckingham
Cornubian
Chatham Workmen Discharged and Royal George Docking Plans
In Chatham the 133 discharged workmen receive pensions from 10 to 24 per year. The Royal George, a 120 gun ship, will be towed from Sheerness to this port for docking and repair. A severe storm on the 16th at Silesia destroyed 13 villages, with hailstones weighing up to a pound. A note on Bonaparte’s visit to Europe and Lafayette’s meeting with Surville reveals shifting French politics and preparations for an Atlantic crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Chatham-yard
Royal George
Sheerness
Silesia
Philadelphia Chronicle
Spain
Joseph Bonaparte
Europe
Lafayette
Count de Survilleirs
England
Burdentown
Atlantic
France
Louis Philip
Reception of Mr Spalding at Hertford Reform Meeting
Mr Spalding visited Hertford and spoke at the Hertford Reform Convivial Society in the Duncombe Arms yard. He praised the electors, voiced support for ballot voting, condemned both Tory peers and political opponents, and urged Hertford to back Mr Currie’s successor, Mr Duncombe, in a united liberal stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Spalding
Hertford
Canterbury Cathedral North West Tower Lays Stone
Fragmented report notes the first stone of Canterbury Cathedral’s north western tower laid after evening service. It mentions Eclipse steamboat sailing from St Catherine's Dock with 160 men and 8 officers bound for Don Pedro, under E Geddes. Also covers Airdrie voter lists corrections and political pledges at Mile End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Aentish Gazette
Eclipse
St. Catherine’s Dock
Don Pedro
E. Geddes
Royal Navy
John Clare
Ashion
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Commissariat Vy
Maean Telnaes Wheats
Bedford
Berks
Hungerford
Banka
Ipey
Cambric
Newmarket
Chester
Cornwall
Selly
Cumberland
Derby
Devon
Narset
Durham
Essex
Exclusive
Holytsland
Tilbury
Rutland
Salop
Somerset
Stafford
Buffalk
Surrey
Sussex
Warwick
Westmoreland
Worcester
York
Ater
Cuistol
Korte Ginuces
Bryants
Hereford
Nertford
Hunts
Isle of Wight
Kent
Tiloary Fort
Rasea
Jerasy
Seatora
Berwick
Buck
Cambridge
Cheater
Camberlan't
Dorset
Euex
Gloucester
Bristol
Mants
Inle
South Works
Monmouth
Norfolk
Northampton
Northumberland
Nottingham
Oxford
Lamnp
Suffolk
Wilts
Yor
Lancaster
Leicester
Lincoln
Nonnamton
Ber
Les
Straw
Barracka
Berwick-on- Tweed
Sommerer
North Britain
Nevon
Fare
Hants
Wight
Villiers Tuthill
J. W. Turhil
Fitzroy-square
Catherine-street
S Rand
Mesara
Willats
NDIA
Exeter
Daniel
Bullock
Newgate
National Uon OF the Working Asses
Norwich
Bellenden Ker
Norwich Political Union
Ife
Hays
Newcastle Joint Stock Bank
Pitmen
Arandrie
Free Press
Glasgow Evening Post
Airdrie
Gray’s Inn
St. Benett Sherehug
Morning Herald
Tower Hamlets
Eagle Tavern
Mile-end-road
Avens
Prdges
Colonel Stashope
Mr. Offer
Clay
Thwaites
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