Deaths and books in a crowded London mid 1830s page
A long OCR fragment lists death notices and new publications. It mentions the German English weekly record Ger mania at King William Street and various medical, veterinary, and literary works. The text includes titles such as Deadly Adulteration and Slow Poisoning Unmasked and Blaine's Veterinary Art. It also advertises Fraser Magazine and Westminster Review with editorial details and prices, and a patent purifying pills by Ashley Cooper.
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Glermant
Germania
King William-street
Strand
Villany
Monthly Gazette of Health
Blaine
Delabere Blaine
London
Sherwood, Gilbert
Piper
Longman
Rees
Orme
Brown
Green
Whittaker
Treacher
Arnott
Simpkin
Marshall
J. Duncan
Hamilton, Adams, and Co
S. Highley
W. Mason
J. Wilson
Wleee
Fraser
Goethe
Newate
James Mackintosh
Law Magazine
William Wordsworth
Justice Grose
Lawrence
Leblanc
Fielding
Ensign O'Benoghue
Isaac Newton
Ettrick
Canada
Monsieur de Calonne
Colonel Hickory
Sir Walter Scott
James Fraser
Regent-street
Waugh and Innes
Edinburgh
S. Infant
G. Wainwright
Paley
Fort Risban
Lafayette
House of Commons
Viscount Milton
Corn Lawn
Westminster Review
R. Howard
Wellington-street
Walter Scot
Lord Byron
NEW Monthly
E. L. Bulwer
Pelham
Eugene Aram
Paris
New Monthly Magazine
Henry Pelham
Walter Scott
Lady Bleasington
Abbotsford
Horace Smith
Hyrshe Shelley
Oxford
Bridge of Sighs
Egyptian Thebes
Jeanie Stevenson
France
Henry Colburn
R. Bentley
New Burlington Street
John
Royal College of Surgeons
Robertstreet
Adelphi
Chapple
Palltall
Onwhyn
Catherine-atreet
Stranderat
Upper Aestret
Redo Mae
Guy
VALUABLE MEDICINES ADVERTISING CLAIMS AND PRODUCTS
An aged advertisement lists medicines and tonics with claims of fever powder stomachic preparations laxatives and lozenges. It touts James’s Fever Powder Cardiac Tincture ginger camomile essence and Darby’s Elixir with various bottle prices and recommended uses for stomach bowel and digestive issues along with cautions and attribution to makers Butler and Spence. Strong entities include Butler SPence and Messrs with regional sales notes and pricing.
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James
Slindolas
R. G. G. James
Butler
Gregory
Diemer
Wiler
N.B
Spence
Promotions in the Army Regiments of September 1832
War Office publishes a list dated September 28 1832 detailing promotions and by purchase appointments across multiple regiments including the 15th Light Dragoons 6th 14th 16th and 17th Foot 22nd 26th 28th 41st 49th 66th 93rd and 97th Foot. Notable moves include Lieutenant by purchase for Fellowes and Leventhorpe Captaincies for Hawkins and Versturme and several assistants surgeons.
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War Office
15Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Comet E. Fellowes
Purchase
Bushe
C. Sparling
Coret
Fellowes
6Th Regiment of Foot
A. Imlach
Wetherall
14Th Foot
C. Leventhorpe
Parker
16Th Foot
C. Hawker
Carter
17Th Foot—Hospital
T. Pearson
Newton
E. Hawkins
Wilkinson
R. C. Hamond
Thompson
L. R. J. Versturme
M. Higgins
T. Wheeler
Irving
T. Beckham
Wheeler
R.J. M‘dowell
Royal Military College
Beckham
41St Foot
G. Glaeser
Kalfay Cape Regiment
W D. Fry
49Th Foot
W. Wilkinson
Foot
Hawkins
H. Bingham
Lord Fincastle
W. G. Rose
Bingham
J. Edmondson
Ekins
Dectaset
G. R. Cummin
Reade
H. Williams
Bankrupts and notices of commissions and dividends
A long list details bankruptcies across London with October and November court dates. It includes names like John Christophe Reiffenstein and Josef Widdowson with addresses, creditors, and attorney firms. Also notes certificates, partnerships dissolved, scotched sequestrations in Scotland, and a sugar price average for the week ending Sept 25, 1832.
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John Christophe Reiffenstein
Langport-place
Camberwell
Court of Bankruptcy
Knight
Church-court
Clement’s Inn
Josef Widdowson
Fleet-street
Goldsmith
Robinson
Hine
Charter Tiasroesee
Richard Cripps
Aldersgate
St.Dunstan's
Tower-street
Ely Place
Charles Shearn
Widcombe
Lynecombe
Somersetshire
Castle and Ball Inn
Bath
H. E. Drake
Vineyards
Dax and Bicknell
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
London
Samuel Aston
Nottingham
George the Fourth Inn
Johnson
Weatherall
Temple
Fearnhead and Campbell
Hannah Primer
Southampton
China
Star Inn
Sandys
Cranecourt
Fleetstreet
Thring
Wilton
Wiltshire
C. Spurrier
P. Joliff
W. J. Spurrier
Poole
G. Taylor
Thickhollins
Meltham
Yorkshire
George Inn
Huddersfield
W. L. Robinson
Henbury
Gloucestershire
Commercial
Bristol
R. Hamilton
Liverpool
Messrs. Lace and Sons
E. Phillips
White Lion Inn
W. Thomas
Park Lane
Piccadilly
T. Buckley
Stockport
Cheshire
D. Stubbs
Bolton
Lancashire
H. Pocin
Cosby
Leicestershire
R. Hall
Congleton
C. E. Martin
New Street
H. K. Randell
Paradise Street
Rotherhithe
Gorme
B. Reiss and Co
Manchester
W. Nicholds
A. Baxter
Salford
Lacashire
W. Pilling
H. B. Peacock
T. B. Shopbridge
S. Godden
Tenterden
Soho
R. Adams and Co
Plaistow
James Davie
Paisley
Commercial Inn
Glasgow
George Gillespie
Cupar
Fifeshire
Tontine Inn
Fife
K. Meldrum
Kleish, Kinross
Great Britain
The Markets London Price Current Report
Sugar dull with prices down 6d per cwt then firmer. refined markets soft. East India sugars quiet. foreign sugars slow with small Havannah deals. Mauritius sugar steady with modest competition. corree, rum, and brandy mixed. Tallow and provisions heavy. tea demand strong for Boheas. hops prices influenced by war talk. Indigo unchanged. cotton brisk with several cargoes sold in Bengal, Surats, and Madras.
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London
Inpia
Jamaica
Ceylon
England
France
Holland
Bengal
Madras
Public outcry over police mistreatment of street musicians
A letter to the editor from Pall Mall on September 27 denounces police conduct against street musicians. The writer recounts a gendarme forcing performers to move on and detaining a musician, while a nearby theft occurred. He argues officials should protect workers and note the musicians’ supportive public donations.
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Regent-street
United Service Club
Pall-mall
Fragment on paper money and wages under Pitt fraud
A writer laments workers crying for more paper money while their wages fall due to currency depreciation. He asks if the higher classes will remove the tax on that commodity before unrest grows, noting Westminster Review’s contention may not reflect working class views.
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Wesminster Review
Westminster
Henley plan of reform unsettles church and state
The tract by Lord Henley circulates among the Order and is reportedly well received by the King. It calls for liturgy revision and equalization of church revenues but preserves tithe payments, arguing for no real relief to the public from financial burdens. The public demands a thorough cleansing of the Church.
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Lord Henley
Public complaint on police conduct at Bow Street Office
A letter to the editor denounces the police and a metropolitan gaoler for rough treatment during a robbery hearing. The writer claims Thomas the police superintendent insulted bystanders, then had Ford the gaoler drag him away by the collar. He calls for exposure and action to defend citizens’ rights.
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Bow-street
Thomas
Ford
P.S
Penny Wise Stamp On Cheap Periodicals Provokes Debate
A scathing critique notes tax commissioners issue an order requiring stamps on all newslike items. The writers argue the same points have long circulated in print and deny the need for such penalties. They jest about stamping Bacon's Apophthegms as an equivalent.
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Bacon
Tait
Dinburgh Magazine
Public meeting weighs mayoral race among Lumber Troop
Yesterday evening a Lumber Troop gathering discussed mayoral contenders. Joseph Bonaparte to dine at White Conduit House. aims to elect Alderman Kelly a Reformer and defeat Sir Peter Laurie the Tory Anti-Reformer. Debate featured Key, Laurie, and reformist aims. no formal motion was proposed.
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Delworth
Barrett
Joseph Bonaparte
White Conduit House
Key
Peter Laurie
Kelly
J. Key
Alderman Kelly
P. Laurie
J.key
London
Roberts
Jacobs
Croucher
P.L Aurie
R. Taylor
Peter
Col. Barret
Volcanic shoal discovered near Pantalaria to Sicily
Malta Gazette reports Captain Swinburne of HM sloop Rapid sent a warning about a dangerous shoal mid channel between Pantalaria and Sicily. The shoal, largely black sand with a central rock, lies in shallow water and is risky to approach. Swinburne sketch notes coordinates 37 9 N, 12 43 E and describes buoys marking safe sides. He urges great caution for ships entering the area.
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Malta
Hy Swinburné
Rapid
Henry Hothis
Mediterranean
Pantalaria
Sicily
Swinburne
S.W
Java
Greenwich
N.W
N.W.N
N.E
S.E
C. H. Swinburne
Henry Hotham
Place names and conflicts thread through old notes
Fragmentary notices from a 19th century newspaper describe complaints about nuisance at Paddie-dock, levies and ships to Greece, Bavarian king attacked, a curacy marriage cancellation due to illness, a coach accident injuring a servant, clergy attitudes to Protestant Catholic issues, and dilapidated churches in Wymondbury with predictions of the nave’s collapse.
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Paddie-dock
Aapoli
Levant
Italy
Munich
Otho
Greece
Frankfort
Maine
Bavaria
Cambridge Ronicle
Mica
Clanricarde
Lincoln
Hall
London
Lincoln Mercury
Harridine
Crown
Grapchester
Clitheroe
Blackburn Gazette
Church Lynx
Wymondbury
Nantwich
Macclesfield Courier
Exeter
Surrey Union Council debates junction with Lambeth political group
The weekly Surrey Union meeting at Alfred Place discussed opposing a proposed junction with the Lambeth Political Union. Gautier attacked the plan, others defended unity, and the motion to dissolve the committee was debated before adjourning after a previous-question vote.
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Alfred-place
Newington-causeway
Bennw
Hume
Lambeth
Gadtier
Surrey
Shyrey
Sewell
Judge
Council of the Lambeth Union
Gautier
Reed
Mro Gautier
Mr. Gantier
Gambeth Union
Lambeth Union
Surrey Union
Holmes
Lambeth Council
Carpenter
Captain Holmes
Thunderer to be commissioned with Jocelyn Percy in command
The Thunderer, an 84 gun ship, is to be commissioned under Hon. Captain Jocelyn Percy. Reports note various naval and colonial matters, including fleets, pensions, and trade, with scattered references to Don Pedro, wheat sowing, and market reports.
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Jocelyn Percy Wi
Plymouth Journal
Don Pedro
Dunkirk
Lapland
Riom LiverPoo
Corron _ MARKET
Duke of York
Kent
Germany
London
Hull
East Suffolk Agricultural ‘Association
Jane
Ewes
Robert Riches
HN. Shawe
C. G. Grant
Lord Broug Penny
Britannica
Society For the Diffusion of Knowledge
Penn
The
Socie
Penny Cyclopedia
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Commissariat Department
Treasury Chambers
UCH
Commissariat
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney
Britain
Isle of Man
Isle of Wight
Pembroke
Keat
Somerset
Lancaster
Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Stafford
Sussex
Worcester
Northampton
Warwick
Wales
County of Glamorgan
York North Britain
Islands
Orthampton Larder
S. Chapman
Adelaid S Street
Villiers Tuthil
J. W. Tuthill
Fitzroy-square
Oval
Dean-street
Curtis
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Soho Square
N Allman
New Bond-street
Holborn
Furnival’s Inn
Savi iv
Act
Sirts, &c
Com
Exeter Hall
James Mullett and Co
J. M. and Co
J.m.and Co
Ly.and Co
Beauchamp
Rane
Army and Navy
United Service Journal A
Naval and Military Magazine
Alexander
Charlemagne
Frederick
United States of America
Corbet
Junkin Jones
R.N
Guido Rodrigo
Elba
Gibraltar
Granada
Raper
Cinque Ports
Charles Ashforth
K.C.B
K.T.S
Dreux
Louis Philip
Belgium
Switzerland
Russia
Turkey
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Well's-street
Sherwood
Bishopsgate
Oram
Blackman-street
Borough
Hendebourck
Middletow
the Gazette OF
the True Sun
Lord Mayor
Volcanic Island
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