Eye Snuff praised for restoring vision in 1834 Leeds letter
The letter from Peter Sanderson of Leeds claims Grimstone's Eye-Snuff cured his cataract in weeks after doctors failed. Editor notes praise for near vision remedies and urges trying the product, detailing canister prices and signature requirement, with purchase terms from London sources.
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Leeds
Peter Sanderson
Harper-street
United Service Gazette
Grimstone
Treasury
Garmstons
London
Violin Music and New Novels Listed for sale
Catalogue notes violin music editions by Praeger and Mulder plus 1000 other violin works from London publishers, with new novels and romances from A. K. Newman and Co. Entries list numerous titles, authors, volumes, and prices, including classics and recent releases such as Miriam Coffin, The Mysterious Bridal, and many 3 to 5 volume sets.
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Praeger
Ditto
Mulder
Handel
Haytin
Forditto
Ghy
London
R. Cocks and Co
Pringe’s Street
Hanover-square
N.B
A. K. Newman and Co
Ixuy Rivers
Georgia
Miriam Coffin
R. Stone
Atlantic Club
Mrs. Butler
Fanny Kemble
Selina Davenpoyst
Scotland
Lara
Svo
Zia
Leroun Grimstone
Kentucky
James Hall
Marcella
James Forbes
Ese Berrian
Wee Powlet
Moscow
Rosine Laval
Alice Gray
C.G. Ward
Charlotte Putney
Mosse
Lus
Monville
Od. Willoughby
Eustace Fitz-Richard
Urvine
Anne of
Swansea
J . Highland Mary
Geraldine Murray
Castle Baynard
Diss&pation
Mrs. Mosse
Obeyda
Montville
DE Lagcy
Montauban
Hilario
George Fitzgeorge
Jane Harvey
Urols
Peregrine
Selina Davenport
Regina Maria Roche
John Bull
Francis Latham
Ulrica
Saxony
Rosalia St. Clair
Katherine
Reginald Trevor
Eleanor Ogilvie
Tweed
Thre OF
Graysdale
Lord Morcar OF
Hareward
William the Conqueror
Blandfords
Henrietta R. Mosse
Vpreebooter
the Fitzwalters
Chesterton
F. Latham
Belmont
Misa M‘leod
ST. Agatha
Warbeck
James the
Tan DE the Wraagh
Mr. Coates
Rape
Sailor Boy
Admiral
Camden
Lucius Carey
Mora’s Cell
Weird Woman
Edward Ellis
Naples
Mrs. Polack
Swallow Barn
Virginia
Childe Roelife
I. Sohn
DE Castio
Bat
AK. Newman and CO
R. M- Roche
Extensive catalog of romances and new editions offered
A long list of books and editions with prices includes many novels and romances by Horsley Carteis, Latham, Helme, Porter, Davenport, and others. Also advertised are Mrs Canham’s vegetable syrup, Harvey medicine chest items, and Fermoy estate sale details with agents for inquiry. Multiple named authors, editions, and UK locations are present, with emphasis on 12mo volumes and price points.
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Richard Cumberland
Ey Elina
Cecilia
Heraline
Letitia Hawkins
Francie Lact
Sophia Lee
Stanhope
Ad Saliten
Batajos
E. H. Eich
St i Michael’s Monastery
Ficenses
Cooper
Ruddiman
Anne of Swansea
E Cicely
Rose of Baby
H. R. Mosse
Duke OF Clarence
Grasville Abbey
Elizabeth Helme
F. Latham
ST. Margaret's Cave
Louisa
Moor
C. Bull
Donald Monteith
Selina Davenport
ST. Clair of
the Isles
the Hebrides
Bohemia
Jessy
Donald's Cottage
R. M. Roche
Davenport
Octavia
Anna Maria Porter
Genet Colville
Matilda and
Malek Achill
Madame Cottin
Ellen, Countess of
Castle Howell
Mrs. Bennet
The
Abbess
W. H. Ireland
Anselmo
Italy
Elizabeth DE Bruce
Clanalbin
Alicia
Lo Barbadoes
Palmer
Elizabétha
Merchant
Europe
William
Ben
A. K. Newman and Co
London
Mes. Canham
Berners-street
Oxford-street
Europs
Canham
Berner-street
Soast
United Kingdom
East Indies
Messrs
Mackintosh and Co
Calcutta
Forbes and Co
Bombay
Arbuthnot and Co
Madras
Historic Suffolk and Ireland estate auctions at the Mart
W W Simpson directs sale by auction of capital freehold and copyhold estates in Walton Felixton Suffolk and nearby Beccles Lowestoft with multiple lots and rents. Properties include 440 acres of land with tithes, extensive farm buildings, and river frontage. viewings arranged through agents and solicitors. Also Kinsale Cork town and 2300 acres offered with income over 1600 per annum, held by grants from Charles II and the Corporation. Auction dates in October at the Mart and Imperial Clarence Hotel Cork.
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Ireland
Fermoy
Blackwater
Dublin
W. Simpsons
Anderson
Commissioners of Bankruptcy
Koockaneroe
Barnevariha
Carraghnadrimina
Knocadahadera
Ballybrack
Lognagurteeny
Valencia
Waterford
New York
London
Thomas Richard’ Needham
William Baily Wallace
Dublis
Joseph Bell
Matthias Handley
R.L. Appleyard
Lincoln's Inn
W. W. Simpson
Bucklersbury
Walton
Felixton
Suffolk
Quilter, Esq
the Mart
Irselve
Ipswich
Woodbridge
Thomas Woodgate
Bugg
Woodgate
Colchester
Crowder and Maynard
Messrs
Samuel Quilter
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
Ww. W. Simpson
Beccles
Lowestoft
R. W. W. Simpson
North Cove Hall
Waveney
Barnes Caldecot
Norwich
Yarmouth
George Grimmer
Haddiscog
Hillen
Blaxhall
Wickham Market
Stephens
Kinsale
Lord de Clifford
Imperial Clarence Hotel
Cork-street
Market-quay
S-End
Compass-hill
Charles II
Corporation of
Scilly
Limerick
William Newman
Thomas Crozier
Rutland-square
East
E. O. Barber
Southall
Thomas Wing
South-square
Gray’s Inn
Buckersbury
Mysterious Poison Plot and Regent's Park Improvements
A Ballina investigation details an attempted poisoning of Captain Long of the Tist Regiment via tainted medicine from an apothecary. The case, likely to reach assizes, follows a separate note on Regent's Park terraces undergoing uniform, extensive restoration by the Woods and Forests commissioners and local builders. The piece also recounts a remarkable Scottish church lineage at Eddlestone, where four generations have served the same parish since 1697, highlighting enduring clerical stewardship.
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Captain Long
Tist
Gardiner
Roscommon Gazette
Regent’spark
Regent’s Park
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Riches
Titchbourne-street
Paddington
S Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Eddiestone
Tweeddale
James Robertson
Eddlestone
Alexander
Patrick Robertson
Church of Scotland
Cotch Paper
Decrease of Public Executions Across London a Middlesex
A historical notice reports fewer capital punishments in London and Middlesex, noting a shift toward deterrence and mercy under newer administrations. The piece catalogs yearly executions from 1816 onward, with an abrupt closing claim that 1834 saw no executions.
Ramond mail packet arrives at the Custom-house
The Ramond from Rotterdam docked off the Custom-house at one in the afternoon. An anecdote about Sir John Leod and his cat is recounted, noting Leod's unusual habit of seeing his cat before sleeping in town and a long tale about a hairdresser who drowned a cat to avoid starvation but was spared by the Court of Chancery, restoring the man to his former status and keeping the cat in Leod's family.
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No. 4
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Bedford-square
Gamford-place
White Conduit
Pentonville
Urly and Co
Solld
Euston-place
New-road
John Phillips
Chancery-lane
Drew
Portugel-street
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Pain
Lighstreet
Marylebone
Ashley
Jermyn-street
St. James's
Houghton
Bond-street
Sylvester
Strand
C. Hurly and Co
Alto Hurly and Co
Dundee
England
Cromwell
Charles the First
Rome
France
Lord Brougham
Philo-Respublicam
Bayswater
General Steam Navigation Company
Ramond
Rotterdam
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Tovn
Court of Chancery
Sistre
Mile-End
Tommy Sytunes
Shoreditch
Prendergisp
Eether
Appell Ag Neved
Serge
Idari
Mile-eod
Od Town
Prendergast
Ann Cotterell
Otch
Old Town
Ireland
Old Tes Nwwaa
Adolphus
Jessop
Bennett
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Richard Bird
John Foley
Thomas
Eat
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Parish of St. Pancras
Clarkson
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Peto
Lambeth
Com
Clark
Unons
Pontarith
North London Hospital
London University
Londod
Bird Foley
Foley
Bird
Eaton
House of Correction
Coldbath-fields
Origin of the Leg’s Piecework Phrase
A late 19th century origin tale explains the term through a printer dispute. An elderly block printer out of work in Manchester sought wages, a younger man offered lower pay and was hired. The elder, enraged, shouted a warning that inspired the phrase, overheard by workers and later misread as a literal meaning.
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