PIKES POWDERS FOR FITS AND NERVES
This remedy claims to aid epileptic and hysteric fits and various nervous head conditions. It requires no confinement, only temperate use, and is described as harmless enough for a child. Sold in bottles from 2s 9d to 1s, by Miss Pike in Bristol and Barclay and Sons in London, with a government stamp marking to verify authenticity.
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Warringdon-street
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Civil secretary for Canada appointed by the Queen
The Queen appoints John Macaulay Higginson as civil secretary to the governor in chief of Canada. Also announced are church appointments to Peterhead and Boratisland. A long War Office list records numerous promotions and officer by purchase transfers across many regiments.
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Macarthys
Freeman's Journal
London
Whittaker and C
Dublin
J. Cumming, and Curry and Co
London Gazette
Downine Street
John Macaulay Higginson
Canada
Warrenwatt
Alexander Irvine
Peterhead
Aberdeenshire
James Mickintosh
Boratisland
Fifeshire
1St Regiment of Life Guards
Cornet
Richard Sutton
Purchase
Clifton
George Viscount Duppla
Sutton
2D Dragoons
Frederick Ulric Graham
Pilgrim
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Gordon Drummond
Colnel
The
Junius Hope
Thomas Montagu Steele
Drummond
George Ferdinand Rudziwill Walter, Bart
Steele
Regiment of Foot
George Collins
Smith
William Edward Croften
Hanley
18Th
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William Matthew Plunkett
Campbell
28Th Foot
Tnsign
Samuel Read
Smart
John Dundas Malcolm
Webb
Joseph Marshall
23Rd Regiment
Read
James Verling Ellis
Bist Poot
Thomas Scarman
Friend
Henry Warburton
James Gray
Bourke
John Richard Sherlock Fitzgerald
Scarman
Samuel Snelling
Wakefield
Wakefield, Promoted In the 28Th Foot
Richard Sowden Payne
Snelling
21St Foot
Charles Hart
Webter
44Th Foot
John Chilton Lambton Carter
James Johnston
John Bradley
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Edward Walter
Hackett
William Parker
Hradley
Charles Welbore Herbert Agar
Walter
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David Brown
Francis Percy Nott
George Anthony Seaton Bienkinsopp
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Fasta
Robert Hant
Fhet
Gilbert Pasley
Scott Reignolds
Robert Hunt
Davi MtAndrew
Reignolds
James Ruimsay
MrAndrew
50Th Foot
John Purcell
Gray
Henry Daniel Carton
Drawarige
Thomas Shadforth
Hunt
Justin Edward Daniel Acarthy
W. J. McArhhy
William ‘Fhemas Potts
McCarthy
49Th Foot
Charles Stuart Baker
Cox
2D Regiment
62D Foot
Edward Seppings Harrison
Jackson
Robert Allan Cox
Harrison
Richard Minchin Lucas
Vicw Cole
West India Regiment
Edward Lydston Newman
7Th Foot
Wiliam Bertram
Lucas
Thomas William Elrington
Cantain
Vier Collins
Deran
With Foot
Carlo Arthur Henry Kroubold
21St Fot
Arms
Enson Horatio John Sucking
60Th Unt
Wiithout Purchase
Paton
61St Foot
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Horatio John
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Whimper
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Grimes
1 Foot
S Afp
John Haworth
Bury
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High Court of Chancery
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Dividends and dissolutions across Yorkshire and Scotland trades
Lists individuals and firms from Yorkshire, Salop, Buckinghamshire, and Scotland, with dividends on April dates and dissolutions of partnerships. Names include John York, T E Rowley, G Whitehead, J Bowman, J Hobson, Croser and Poole, Binns and Hoyle, Ellice Kinnear and Co., and many others, detailing occupations from bankers to wine merchants and printers.
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Money Scrivener
H. H. Wright
Hatton Grange
Salop
John York
Stony Stratford
Buckinghamshire
T. E. Rowley
Oxford Street
Draper
B. Wood
Fleet Street
S. Martin
Shoreditch
G. Whitehead
T Berridge
Manchester
Croser and
Poole
Southampton
Binns and Hoyle
Halifax
Cottam and Kelham
Mincing Lane
Ellice, Kinnear, and Co
Leadenhall Street
R. Ellis
W.read
N. S. Godfrey
Irving and Willett
Strand
London
Edinburgh
Dublin
J. Kaye and Co
Leeds
Bohain and Co
Wellington Street
Bohain
le Courier de L'Europe
Echo du Continent
Jacobson and Huntington
Liverpool
J. James and Son
Walsall
Staffordshire
Elizabeth Downes
Martha Leake
Mardel
Shrewsbury
Hedley and Hope
Harrison Road
Tidd, Mercer, and Co
Sleaford
Lincolnshire
M‘calls
Allan, and Co
C. M'Call
Osborn and Elcott
Sheffield
Calery
J. W. Hentig and Co
Portugal Street
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Kirkcaldy
P. Dawson
Dundee
J. G. Guilan
Glasgow
London Gazette items and appointments listed
The edition records various court and royal appointments, including George Dodd named a gentleman of the privy chamber, Edward Leigh as Registrar of the Supreme Court in Gibraltar, and John Nansom as master extraordinary in Chancery. It also notes parliamentary returns, chaplaincies, dissenters' marriage notices, insolvencies, bankrupts, dividends, certificates, and other official notices across multiple offices.
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London Gazette
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Grosvenor Place
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DowNing Street
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Gibraltar
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Carlisle
High Court of Chancery
Crown Office
Christchurch
Edward Alfred John Harris
George Henry Rose
Northstead
Hastings
Musgrave Brisco
Coghurst
London
the Baptist
Usk
Monmouthshire
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Scarborough
Yorkshire
W. Young
Tulsehill
Lambeth
J. Sam
Gloucestershire
G. Sandley
Northampton
Jlumber
R. Page
Sen
Neithrop
Oxfordshire
T. Frankis
Jun
Gloucester
J. Barrett
Bath
G. Fox
Thomas Street
New Kent Road
R. Pricherd
Park Road
Marylebone
Charles Grimaui
Frederick Place
Old Kent Road
James Daviser
Liverpool
W. H. Bayfield
Charlotte Street West
Islington
KE. M.gurk
Holyrood
Southampton
T. Harrison
Sheffiell
H. Ashton
Longsight
Lancasure
J. Perry
Ann’s Place
Lant Street
Southwark
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Warfieid
Berkshire
W. W. Pratt
Peckham
J. Bispham
Manchester
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Mary Hind
New Street
Covent, Garden
Frances Doswood
Tavistock Street
Tottenham Court
Read
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Bristol
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Osborne Street
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Norway Place
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Holl and Whittaker
Arpfield
Cheshire
Alcott and Sharp
Nottingham
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Frost and Amor
Brick Lane
Spitalfields
Gibson and Co
Leeds
Jandl W. Tones
Brecon
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Upton On Lever
Nichols and Jefferson
Snowhill
Murdoch
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Ayrshire
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Birth in a Norfolk coach ends with a boy
A Norfolk to Norwich train carriage incident turned birth bound when a lady travelling from Folkestone to Norwich delivered a son five miles from Newsmarket. The newborn was named in a Norfolk home, and the mother, wife of a Norwich man named Anderton, rests well.
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Clark
Buckland
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Charles 1 Bushowel
Warwick
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Somerstown
Nettenakia
Market Buoyancy Amid Broad Bond Advances and Rail Shares
The Consul market remained buoyant with broad advances across bonds and rails. Dealers reported heavy activity including a large parcel for Savings' Tanks, with Spanish and Mexican securities retreating on profit-taking while India Bonds and Bank Stock held firmer amid ongoing speculation.
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Market notes on grain and produce prices in Essex and Kent
Essex reports wheat supply tight while Kent and Salfolk offer moderate amounts. prices unchanged from last Monday for English wheat. Foreign varieties in short supply with slight adjustments in quotations. Barley scarce and demand rising as season ends. Peas and beans traded slowly with flat quotes. oats and other grains similarly sluggish in latest market quotes from Norfolk and nearby ports.
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Arrivals Last Week and Wheat Market Notes
Wednesday market report notes light English wheat sales with thin attendance and firm foreign trade, oats short but adequate for current demand, no major transactions, and no market day later this week due to a holiday. Wheat prices expected to dip. other grains hold firm with varied quotations. Weekly averages show last week and six weeks data for wheat barley oats with mixed price moves.
Market prices for hop samples and related goods in 1843
Prices for hop samples remain firm with limited choice on the boards. Sussex and Wealds show 122s to 135s, Kent and Sussex goods quoted around 140s to 180s. Furnhat pockets list at 1d to 210s, and other items like bags range from 40s to 173s.
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Siid Kerit
Fragmentary Market Prices Report
Fragmented OCR shows quoted prices for veal pork and lamb with ranges but lacks context. The readable figures include veal from 23 61 to 4a 4d and pork and lamb quoted 5s to 6s. No clear date or location.
Foreign and Colonial Markets Seen Quiet and Mixed
Market reports show dull activity in several sections with moderate trade in tea and improved import demand for some items. Prices edge higher for British goods while logs, dyes, and nitrates move slowly. sugar, coffee, and tobacco show firm or fluctuating activity with large export-oriented sales ongoing in Havannah, Brazil, and Bengal goods.
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la St. Doatin
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Printed notices from Strand publication 1844
Advertisements and communications invited by the proprietors from 337 Strand with notices sent to 38 Fetterlane and Uffive 4 Strand in London. Dated Saturday April 6 1844.
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London
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