Wellington Sauce and Panacea Drops Advertisements
A dense Victorian ad sheet extols Balm s Wellington Sauce as a versatile foreign-sourced condiment ideal for meat fish and poultry and recommended for families abroad. It praises healthful properties and authentic cork stamps for authenticity. Also promoted are Jamaica Ginger Franks copaiba drops and Jesuits Drops as cures for scurvy urinary issues and sexual health, with testimonials from medical professionals and claims of genuine preparation to avoid counterfeits.
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the Treasury
Abernethy
Pagulty
Andrews Ao
Guppy
Nelson-square
Blackfriars-road
Ape Roades
Winslow
Bucks
John Roades
R. Walker
A. Mintyre
Bilver-street
Galdieuwaare
Gutta Serena
A. Listes
Marine Library
Ramsgate
Kent
Burberew
Jamaica
Mary-street
Regent’s Park
Londoront P
Sanderson
Harper Street
Leeds
H. Pluckwell
Tottenham-howe
Fotunham
Middlesex
E Bogiebeld
Park-street
Windsor
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Long-Core
London
Grimstone
H. Plackwell
Tottenham
Mr. Plackwell
Tottenham-house
H. Pluck
Decimus Blackburn
Saul
Baho
Balm
John Balm
Camden Wwn
Acpent’s Park
J. K
Dr. Walker
Joseph Weasels
St. Paul's
Stradling
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Sanger
Chandler
Oxford Street
Franks
Sbave
Tal
Sulutten
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Joseph Henry Green
Lincoln's Inn-Selds
Bransby Cooper
Guy's Hospital
Dtc. &c
George
Cooper
New Street
Spring Gardens
Attacks and rescues reported in local notices of 19th century crime and rescues
An elderly game taker on the road near Thownstown, Tipperary, battled two assailants and captured both, one armed with a gun. a singer in Marylebone fired a gun accidentally injuring his eye. a man poisoned himself at Groavrour-square in a court inquest. British Auxiliary Force influx inspires Spanish observers. a near drowning near Margate ends with rescue by two watermen and Royal Humane Society recognition.
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Price
Courtenay
Inspector and Literary Review
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationer’s
Sutherland
Calton-street
Edinburgh
J. Chappelge
Royal Exchange
Llauiai
Thownstown
County Tipperary
Hegister
New-road
Marylebone
Bacley Mow
Mount Street
Groavrour-square
James Kimpton
St. George's
Alao
France
Isabel II
Spain
Don Carlos
Essex
Mrs. Petre
Servent
Master Petre
William Merchant
Edward Oakley
Gravesend
Petre
Royal Humane Society
Parlett
Lords Debate on Municipal Corporation Bill and Justices Appointments
The Lords debated amendments to the Municipal Corporation Bill with the Commons, defending reforms and rejecting some provisions. Lord John Russell urged conciliatory amendments, while the Lords preserved crown prerogatives and reworked barrister reporting, justices of the peace, and town clerk provisions amid parliamentary friction.
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House OF Lords
Lord Denman
Ireland
Lord Duncannon
Commissioners of Public Instruction
Heath
East India House, Conference
Municipal Corporation L
Bell
Earliefl Devon
House of Commons
Commons
Chancery
Duke of Richmond
Newgate
England and Wales
Lord Ellenborough
Marquis of
Westmeath
Sachy
Earl of Devon
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Fort Rosslyo
Arbuthnot
Bristol
Lord Wharncliffe
Earl of Haddington
Lord Fitzgerall
John Russell
Municipal Corporation
Lords
House of Visas
Tamworth
Lancashire
Thhem
House
Hay
Ins
Sam
James I
James
Lords and Commons
Old Hill
Trustees of Charities
Paler Chanel
House of Commons Debates on Municipal Reform and Licenses
The House opened with Mr Kavanaci taking the chair and oath. MPs discussed Montrose petition against Lords amendments to Municipal Reform, Spirit Licenses, and relief for victuallers. Lord Russell noted Lords preserved several amendments.
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House OF Commons
Kavanaci
Carlow
Bruen
Atsacie
Chalmers
Montrose
Divett
Casterbury
George Strickland
Williams
Worcestershire
Scholefield
Birmingham Union
Lords
Peti Toners
Attwood
Major Beauclerk
Sussex
Donstable
J. Russell
G. Somerset
Gloucester
Robinson
Wakley
Petiton
Ruthven
St. Thommas
Dublin
Linlithgow
Scotland
Board of Ordnance
Lonis
John Russell
Leith Hay
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London. To Be Had Enly of Be P ‘Bor
Regent-street
Red Cross Street
Barbican
John Blisseit
Chateau Lafitte
Messrs. and Co
Bordeaux
Gazen
High Holburn
Domey Mewes
Henekey and CO
Gray's-Inn
Mestham
End Park
Worthing
Messrs
Brooks and Hedger
Garraway
Cornall
Park. &c
Monthaghouse
Great Pon
Lord Montague
Fim
Downs
Desire
Mantham Firs
Muntham Down
London Road
Bamsedean
Muntham Park
Ditto
A. Ment
Lear
Stor
T. Ho
St Maryle
Jone Diepensary
S. Ashwell
R. Rowley
Amos Middleton
de Leswington
Charles Laurertee
Leamington Ball Institution
Jonathan Pereira
F.L
Leela
Peter Sanderson
Harper-street
William Ayling
Portland
Oxford-street
Butler
Johnston
Oxford Repecancy
William
Asling
Ayling
Reform Ministry
Agriculture and Manufactures
Parliamentary Statistica
Northcroft
A. Northcroft and Co
His Majesty
Chancery-Iane
United Kingdom
Hue
England
Warren
Robert Warren
Strand
Toaden
Ivory Town
Onsieur Mallan
Faculty of London
Pars
Paris
Great
Russell-street
A. Oldridge
Columbia
Wellington-Street
A. Oldrudge
Oldridge
Philadelphia
Aldridge
Wilbert Robinson
City of
Great Britain
N.B
Oldridge’s
H. Wright
Loudon-road
Southwark
C. B. Courtenay
M.D
Great Marlborough-street
George Franks
Blackfhare
Barclay and Sons
Parringdon-street
Stampa
George Franke
Blackfriars Road
Vesary, Goss and Co
Royal College of Surgeons
Messrs. Goes and Co
Goss and Co
M-R-U
Lancaster-place
Paternoster-row
Lemdon
Calton Street
Trongate
Glasgow
Grafton-street
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