London Markets Corn Exchange Monpar
Essex wheat supply small but fair from Kent and Suffolk with several north country cargoes. Trade hearty but at 2s lower than last night. Foreign sold slowly and late prices hard to retain. Barley scarce and same rates. Peas and beans steady. oats abundant, currency barely supported.
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Corn Exchange
Monpar
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Pyere
Mondéal
Dover cliff blast reshapes Abbot’s Cliff tunnel terminus
A controlled explosion near Dover reduced a 300 foot cliff section by up to 60 feet in places to form a flat platform for the Abbot’s Cliff tunnel project. About 9,600 pounds of powder across 15 chambers was used, with 45,000 yards of cliff removed and 99,000 tons of debris falling to sea. The blast, watched by scientists and engineers including Mr Cubitt and Mr Hodges, proceeded with precise timing and left only minor disturbances. Reports note the blast’s near earthquake-like shock and the successful, rapid completion of the operation.
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Dover
Southeastern Railway
Abbot's Clif
Shakespeare
Rounddown
Abbot's Cliff
Cubitt
Wright
Hodges
Royal Mint
Portsmouth
Herald
Treasury
Montss
Southampton
Mint
Sir H. Portinger
War Office and General Orders from The London Gazettes
War Office notices announce appointments within regiments including Lt Gen Patrick Stuart to replace the late Gore Browne and other staff moves. Bankruptcy lists name tradesmen across England and Wales. Dividends and notices of sequestration in Scotland list multiple firms and individuals with dates in April and May.
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War Office
44Th Regiment of Foot
Gneral
Patrick Stuart
60Th Foot
Gore Browne
Ae Foot
William Cornwallis Eustace
Shirk Stuart
44Th Foot
Lee Lancaster
Duke of Lancaster
Samuel Warner Shand
Leutenant
James Thomas Bourne
Ant
Weld
D. Ellis
Haverhill
Suffolk
Draper
H. Bates
Crowland
Lincolnshire
Wheelwright
W. Penn
Uterbury
R. W. Carpenter
Holloway
Roger
W. Fuller
Cliffe
Lewes
Carrier
N. Wengtatreet
East Greenwich
G. Harris
Dorking
I. Pratt
Adelaide-street
Strand
J. Vines
Reading
Zilman
J. P. Davies
Davies-street
Berkeley-square
Nantwich
Cheshire
Watch Mkr
C. Webb
Kingston-on-Hull
W. Peate
Mbar
J. Parker
Bolton-le-Moors
Lancashire
S. F. Stevens
Old Broad-street
City
Bill
Fisher and Milner
Norwich
Mannde
Henrietta-street
Covent-garden
Korem and Co
Gracechurch-street
Tavistock-row
Hall
Piccadilly
S. Law
Great Portland
Fee Marylebone
S. Sly
Bouyerie
Biet Street
End
Cornwall-road
Lambeth
H. Pes
Mark-lane
T. Ball
Weststreet
Soho
Pated Victualler
J. Maberley
Welbeck-street
Marybone
Hi. Pitt
Selby
Yorkshire
A. Simson
Edinburgh
W. Chivas
Mains
Blacktown
Aberdeenshire
Royal notices and promotions from British listings
The Queen promotes Archibald John Earl of Rosebery to lieutenant and bagg proprietor of Linlithgow, grants knighthoods and officer appointments, including Captain Robert Oliver in Hong Kong service and Vincent Stanton as chaplain. Military promotions span the 2nd and 17th Regiments, with several officers advancing by purchase and retirements noted.
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Waitens
Archibald John Earl of
VY. _ Downs
Vincent John Stanton
Hong Kong
Orvice
17Th Regiment of Dragoons
Geutenan
Joan Filmer Blathwayt
Royal Military
Cornet
Crawshay
52Nd Regiment of Foot
Aynae
Smart
George Burrell
1St
West India Regi Ad
Charles Gordon
Wandesforde
Promotions and Commissions Across Several Regiments
A list of 40th to 1st West India regiments detailing promotions to ensign captain lieutenant-colonel major and other ranks, plus appointments in Rifle Brigade and Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment. Includes Royal Engineers second captain first lieutenant, and Yeomanry commissions. Also notes Dissenter’s Marriage Act registrations, sugar price data, and several bankruptcies dividends and Scottish sequestrations with names and places.
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40Th Foot
Richard Thompson
Dawson
49Th Foot
Henry George Hart
Gregory
68Th Foot
Lord William Paulet
Cross
Harry Smyth
William Pautet
Evan Macpherson
Smyth
Salwey Browne
Macpherson
Richard Verner
Browne
Rifle Brigade
Charles Plumer Pennington
Purchase
Jocelyn
Scots Fusilier Guards
1St West India Regiment
Richard D’oyly Fletcher
Burrell
28Th Foot
Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment
John Lewis Mortimer
31St Foot
Potter
57Th Foot
Hoskitar Starr
Wilam Odell
Moore
St. Helena
James Gordon Inglis
87Th Foot
Odell
Corps of Royal Engineers
George Wynne
Bordes
William Napier
Wynne
Westmoreland
Cumberland
Westmoreland and Cumberland Regiment of Yeomanry
Robert Brisco
Joseph Studholme
Joseph Todd
Frederick Alrick Graham
Lowry
William Franklin
Sussex
Great Britain
Henxay Biixweth
The
Grocers Company
Grocers'ball
Bree Lyent
T. Walker
Poulton-in-the- Fride
Lancashire
T. Brooke
Liverpool
Victualler
W. H. Swain
Farnham
Surrey
Draper
J. Wildy
Oxford Street
Hatter
T. Park
Fincl-Jane
City
E. Stratton
Lougcot
Berkehire
G. Deane
Upper Tooting
Halford
J. Hodson
Reading
J. Brown
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Cooper
W. Webb
Denver
Nixes
J. Cooper
Sutwu
Macclesfield
Mercer
J. Hope
Harelaw
Newton
Edinburgh
D. Thomson
South Melvilleplace
Spirit Merchant
R., Thomson
Married Bridegroom Fleeing in Waterloo Road Church Scene
A bridegroom about 35 and a young bride, age about 18, faced disruption at St John’s Waterlooop church. A woman with a child accused the groom of fathering the child, prompting a dramatic chase and police intervention before the ceremony could proceed. The crowd outside grew restless until the bride’s mother arrived and consented to the rite.
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St. John’s Church
Waterloo Road
Wallingford agricultural fair splits over protection debate
A Wallingford cattle sheep and horse fair dinner drew W S Blackstone and peers to advocate full protection for British agriculture. Speakers clashed over Canada wheat policy and the tariff, with Viscount Barrington and Lord Stanhope urging farmers to unite against free trade while others urged ministry support. The meeting ended amid volleys of opposition and questions about the land, policy, and protection.
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Wallingford
Friends of Protection
W. S. Blackstone
Earl Stanhope
Viscount Barrington
A. Baillie Cochrane
Eng
Robert Peel
Baronet
Robert Peet
Pusey
Canada
Oxford
Lord Norrey
Harcourt
Lord Stanhope
League
R. Peal
Febat
Rosat Sotrn Loxpos Froricultoral Society
Horns Tavern
Kennington
Bruce
Messrs. Dickson
Scheider
S. Chapmen
Dickson
Hillmer
Rowan Poveary
Baker
Bricklayers’ Arms
Jobo-street
Shoreditch
Thomas Sole
Eastern Counties Railway
Stepney Fair
Carter
Surrey
Red Lion
Putney
Harriet Elizabeth
Langlande
Thomas Smith Barwell
R.N
Church-house
Putmey
Wensley
Charles Shillito
Nuto
Richard Wensley
Murver
Salforp
Salford
Town Hall
Robert Travis
Nured Oliver, Alias Morris
Brunswick-street
Market Place
Black Boy
Old Millgate
Rutter
Menor Inn
Edward Hughes
Jane Oliver
Jane Morris
Rosamond Street
Manor Inn
Brunswick Street
Liverpool
Manchester
New Discovery Promises Nervous Strength and Sleep
A patent medicine marketed by E. Purser promises to steady the trembling hand and strengthen the weak heart, with claims of restoring nervous vigor and peaceful sleep after long trouble. It is opiate free and sold in boxes with instructions and testimonials. Dr Grandison’s Charity Pills are also advertised. Public notices urge demand for La Mert’s Self Preservation addressing nervous debility, with publisher Samuel La Mert offering consultations in London and Manchester and warning of secrecy and a 1 pound consultation fee.
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Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Dr. Grandison
Elville
Forsyth
West Strand
London
Boreham-wood
Herts
J. Egg and CO
Picenally
Lair
Case
Lloyd
Richmond
Surrey
T. Prout
Strand
St. John's Green
Peave
E. Sroxp
Blair
Masters
Hawley
Bagshot
Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies
Blomberg
de Is Gards
Cosher
Beaconsfeld
Richard Stone
Luton
Chambers
Maidstone
Thomas Prout
Straud
Patna
Bengal
Medical Board of Bengal
India
Jeremie
David Dixon
Royal Naval Hospital
Plymouth
Cockworthy
Plymouth Dispensary
Dr. Watson
Middlesex Hospital
J.G. Perry
Foundling Hospital
Ras
Royal Hospital
Chatham
J. R. Martin
Calcutta
Grosvenor-street
Jackson
Apothecary General
Graves
Sleath Hospital
Dublin
Philip Crampton
Hannay
Glasgow
Yonge
Hingston
South Devon Hospital
Francis Lean
George-street
Teas
Lean
Messrs. Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Edward Winstanley and Son
Poultry
Evans and Son
Exeter
Bewley
Sackville Street
Scott, Thompson, and Co
Binney
Madras
Tracher and Co
Bombay
Menzies and Co
Jamaica
Wm. Blake
Montreal
Olloway
Guy’s
Metropolitan
King’s College
Charing-cross
William Brooke
Union-street
Southwark
Metropolitan Hospital
King's College Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing
Mr. Holloway
Holloway
Joan Press
Temple-our
Samuel Lamert
Bedford-street
Berford-square
Falkyuara
Manchester
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Gilbert
Paterminoster
Manchester Chronicle
la Mert
Walefield Journal
Belten Free Press
La‘Mert
Stockport Advertiser
La’Mert
Bedford-square
Faulkner-street
Parr
R. W. Richarnson
Rei Lion-street
Walsall
Staffordshire
R. Richardson
W. R
T. Roberta & Co
T. Roberts and Co
Cranecourt
Freet Street
E. Edwards
St. Paul's
Barclay and Sons
Farengiah Street
Suttonland Co
Bow-churchyard
Mottershead and Co
J.and R. Raimes and Co
Edinburgh
Little Trinity-lane
Doctors’ Commons
United Kingdom
L. Perry and Co
Birmingham
Strange
Paternoster-row
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Purkis
Compter
Whitechapel
Guest
Bull Street
Heaton and
Buckton
Briggate
Leeds
Lyall
YL. Perry
Perry
Messrs
Messrs. Perry
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
Great Charles-street
Easy-row
Cole
N. B
J. L Costis
Grafton Street
Bolster
Cork
Benderson
Belfast
Drummond
High-street
Messra
Curtis
Old England
Essex and Herts Mercury
Messrs. Curtis
Messrs. Curtiss
Aga
Messis. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho+square
M. Pquiry
Cnaesy
J. Lucas & Co
Newman-street
Oxford
Brittain
J Gordon
Leadenhall-street
G. Mansell
Hing Street
C. Westerton
Parkside
Knightsbridge
Phillips
Huet
Lal
High Holborn
J. Buckton
J. Noble
Martatiptare
Hull
T. Sawler
Couriersffice
St Ann's-Square
H. Whitmore
Market Street
W. Howell
Dale-street
Everpool
J. Howell
Waterloo Lace
Church Street
Liverpool
W. Wood
High Street
J. Fryer
Westgate Street
Bath
G. Davey
Broad Street
Bristol
W. Grant
Castlesquare
Brighton
H. Guy
Chelmsford
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside Street
Bdinburgh
T. Price
Dame Street
Es Ethanee
Mesars
Lavas
Louisn
TIRLING REES ESSENCE Promoted as a universal cure all
An extensively advertised remedy claims to swiftly cure gonorrhea greets seminal weakness whites spasmodic strictures and many urinary disorders. It lists ingredients as salts of sarsaparilla cubeb and other components and markets through J W Stirling with worldwide shipping and multiple agents.
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Tirling Rees
England
J. W. Stirling
Pharmaceutical Chemiat
High Street
Whitechapel
Oxford
Hannay
Priest
Parliament-street
Gill
Charing-cross
Holborn
Lucas
Cheapside
Lowden
Temple-bar
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Edwards
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Hamblewan Co
I. W. Stirling
Rank's Specific Solution of Copaiba Advertised Medicine
A testimonial from Joseph Henry Green endorses Mr Franks's Solution of Copaiba. It claims efficacy with fewer unpleasant effects and notes availability from George Franks, surgeon, at Blackfriars Road, London, with price 2s 9d to 11s, and guidance on authenticity and consultation hours.
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W. Matthews
Brent
Devon
March St
1842
Thomas Rollins
Plymouth
Wiruas Marriews
W. H. Halse
Torquay
King William-street
London-bridge
Ranks
Joseph Henry Green
Royal College of Surgeons
St. Thomass Hospital
King’s College, London
Franks
St. Thomas's Hospital
Josep Henry Greex
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
George Franks
Blackfriars.road
London
Kington. Caerrox
Blackfriars-road
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