HARVEY'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILL AND REMEDIES
An 18th century prospectus touts Harvey’s health tonics including the Vegetable Universal Pill to regulate circulation and purify blood, Harvey’s Restorative Cordial for debility, Embr ocation for gout and sprains, and a Lotion of Beauty. It advertises prices, traveling cases, agent applications, and embossing on bottles, then moves to auctioning Farmlands and a large iron and tin-plate works at Lydbrook Gloucestershire near Herefordshire, with extensive facilities, lease details, and transport links.
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Barvey
Society For the
Harvey
Ordt
London
James Boddington
London Hall
Charlotte-street
N.B
Gloucestershire
Herefordshire
Geo. Robins
Lydbrook
Gloucester
Forest OF Dean
Ross
Pearce
Allaway
Severn and
Wye
Swansea
Newport
Bristol
Dauntless Yacht Auction at Dolphin Inn Southampton
The Isle of the Dauntless lies off Southampton and will be offered unreserved at auction on Saturday Oct 4 at the Dolphin Inn. Built in 1831 by Hon. Capt. Greville, she is 91 tons burthen, 59 ft 2 in by 18 ft 5 in, copper-bottomed, with 700 gallons freshwater, oak grand cabin, armoury, and capable of four and a half points to windward. Details at Dolphin Southampton, Cowes Ryde inns, George Robins Covent Garden London.
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Leeeiyreation Company
Generl Steam Navigation Company
Post
Reevery
Ghids
Antwerp
London
Jon Pere
Aa Galais
Moru- Ldot Ing
Feenro
Dalam Tertanam
Boulogne
Dieppe
Crescent
Mineries
Norman
Water Lane
Tower-street
Mears
Hell
Custom-house Quay
Black
Brighton
Scates
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Haymarket
Colman
Sno-Croas
Forest of Dean
Capiteiiet Eee
William Ives
Monmouth
Messrs. Jenings and Bolton
Elmcourt
Temple
Bush and
Montague
Bristol
Waterloo Hotel
Liverpool
Birmingham
Bridgewater Arms
Manchester
Cardiff Arms
Cardiff
George Robins
Ovent-garden
Pentnér
Bishop's ‘Ed
Ross
Yacht Club
Isle of the
Dauntless
Southampton
Dolphin Inn
Greville
Milford
Commodore
Goble
Dolphin
Cowes
Ryde
George Ton
Portsmouth
George Robin
Covent-garden
Dolphin Hotel
Declarations of Insolvency In London and Birmingham Trades
A long list of insolvency notices names Gilbert Finlay Girdwood and others with addresses in Edgeware Road Wandsworth Lombard Street and Birmingham Europe. Schedules show surrender dates October 10 November 4 and attendance details with official assignees and attorneys. Dividends and partnerships dissolved follow, with creditors urged to note filing dates.
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Gilbert Finlay Girdwood
Edgeware-road
John Davidson
Wandswort
Calico
John Rhodes Pidding
George-yard
Lombardstreet
Aston
New Broad-street
Lackington
Basinghall-street
James James
Walbrook
Lee
Leeds
James Eades
William Brearley
Birmingham
Raslenhurst
Hornidge
Middle Temple
Cannan
John Edwards
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-row
London
Frodsham
William Prosser
Willian Prosser
Pitfield-street
Hoxton
Court O Bankruptcy
Lloyd
Cheapside
Harris
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman-street
James Meredith
Lianelwith
Radnor
Castle Hotel
Brecon
Mesars
Bevan and Brittan
Bristol
Messia
White and Whitmore
J. Ane
W. Lush
High Holborn
Court of Bankruptcy
G. Duckworth
Freel-street
Red Lion Inn
S. Forster
L. Smith
J. Jewitt
Manchester
Commissioners
J. Wild
G. Shaw
Oldham
Commissioners’ Rooms
J. Twist
Rhydulac
Flint
White Lion Inn
St. Asaph
W. R. Thorn
Southend
M. Milton
W. Kingsford
Buckland
Kent
T. James
Bishopsgate-street
T. Showell
Bath Street
City-road
D. Boast
J. Edwards
County-terrace
New Kent-road
Elizabeth
Sophia Ring
High-street
G. W. Lyndon
W. Guest
Gerrard-street
Soho
J. Birch
T. A. Garth
Winchester-square
W. Anderson
R. Wise
W. Maddock
R. Marsh
Wednesbury
Staffordshire
Pe. Edmunds
J.w.boucher
Jacob-street
Letter to the editor questions master builders statements
John Barr questions a committee of master builders for claims on wage standards and workers’ right to set their own pay. He argues the assertions lack evidence and are equivocal, highlighting uncertainties about wage standards and pricing of labor in a 1834 context.
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Ublic
Cornubia steamer harassed by gale and water hoax
The Cornubia steamer from Gottenburgh arrived Sunday after a heavy gale off the Dogger Bank on Saturday. The crew faced great inconvenience due to a hoax that left them without fresh water as casks returned seawater, and the master plans to pursue those responsible for the deception.
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Villanovs
Gottenburgh
Dogger Bank
Hull
Master Tradesmen Meeting Presses Declaration Principles
A large adjourned meeting of the Society of Master Tradesmen at the Queen s Arms Tavern Red Lion Square debated implementing their declaration from The Sun. Chair Lovick urged action against master builders who had withdrawn the declaration, arguing the document serves workers and small masters and must be publicly supported.
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Wilde
Central Committee
United Operative Masons of
Edinburgh
Cabit
Vigore
Temple
Baker
Vigors
Mr. Wilde
Uion
Mechanica
Society of Master Tradesmen
Queen's Arms Tavern
Red Lion Square
Lovick
Pearse
Gunner
Funeral of the late Sir Charles Flower Bart
The funeral of Sir Charles Flower Bart Alder man of Cornhill was held at Aldgate Church after a morning removal from his Russell square residence. The procession included family, bankers and physicians, with Sir James Flower among mourners. The vault burial followed a solemn service by Rev Morton in the presence of many spectators. Also noted is the yacht Dauntless owned by Hon Captain Greville, recently purchased and refitted, admired in Southampton awaiting George Robins at the Dolphin Hotel.
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County OF Middlesex
Coventry
Keen
Chandos Arma
Edgware
Hendon
Finculey Parish
Ellis
Wray
Sir Charles Flower, Bart
Cornhill
Russell Square
Aldgate Church
James Flower
H. Combe
Roberts
Scott
Gordon
Finsbury-square
Vance
White
Sir Charles
Charles Flower
Bart
John Cass
Morton
Thoupeare
Drama authorship dispute between Dumas and Gaillardet unfolds
A heated quarrel over the Tour de Neale manuscript erupts between M. Dumas and M. Gaillardet. Letters and lawsuits escalate, with Gaillardet threatening both literary and personal revenge as arbitration fails. Public notices reveal shifting claims about authorship and publication.
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Dumas
Gaillardetas
Roegh
Gras
Neale
Mesard
M. Dumas
M.gaillardst
Dan Mr. Duvernay
Artice
Cascel Cachette
M. Didnan
Time Journal
Musée Des “Familles
M. Gaillardet
Musée Des Familles
M. Doma
M.duanes
Circular on Commerce Council Inquiry into Prohibitions
Minister Duchatel seeks cooperation from Chambers of Commerce and arts and manufactures consultative bodies for an inquiry by the Superior Council of Commerce. The investigation will study prohibitions in tariffs, cotton and woollen manufacture, glass, pottery, and plated goods, aiming to form facts and informed opinions while avoiding disruption to interests. Delegates may be sent to represent local viewpoints and supply evidence.
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Herald
Minister of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Chambers of Arts and Manufactures
Superior Council of Commerce
Bom
Wikfoh
Tomsay
T, Duchatel
Influence of the Stomach on Mood and Appetite
A fragmented medical note discusses how emotions affect appetite and stomach conditions during travel. It notes that excessive emotion or heat can ruin appetite, while small foods like bread or cheese and a drink can restore cheerfulness and help the body cope with journey-related discomfort.
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Childre
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