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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 13, 1842

Page

7

Axtis Corn Law Meeting at Brentford

At Boston road chapel Brentford a meeting of the independent church and congregation considered a circular from the congregational board urging a day of devotional exercises and subscriptions for distress relief. It resolved that charitable relief would be unwise as inadequate and may block government relief, urging repeal of corn laws via the Anti-Corn Law Conference. The Rev W C Yonge protested the resolutions.

Brentford Boston Road Chapel Congregational Board London W. C. Yonge

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Galvanic Family Pills and Other Medications Adverts

Advertises ALSF Galvanic Family Pills for indigestion with claims of miraculous effects and prices 14d and 2s 9d per bottle. Includes Halse's Scorbutic Drops praised as blood purifier with cure claims and Halse's Stomach cordial noted for stomach ache relief with rapid effect and benefit for women and nervous issues. Lists wholesale agents and proprietor W H Hulse Brent Devon.

ALSF Devonshire Chronicle Halse Cheltenham Journal Mr. W Brent Devos Somerset County Gazette London W. H. Hulse Brent Devon Ember The British Association

Wenhe Silent Friend and Perry Cure Ads in 19th Century Press

A late 19th century promotional notice details Wenhe Silent Friend a medical work on generative system infirmities and remedies from HK and L Perry and Co Birmingham Leeds. It promotes Cordial Balm of Syriaclum Purifying Specific Pills and Perry consultations with prices, locations, and mailing options across the United Kingdom.

J. . Curtis Consulting Surgeons London Bulliere Medical Bookseller Regent Street Barth Brydges-street Strand Strange Paternoster-row Guest Bail-street Birmingham Sawler St. Ann’s-square Manchester Philip Drummond High-street Edinburgh Messrs. Curtis Essex Herts Mercury Z . Messrs. Curtis and Company Frith Street Soho Square C.J. Lucas and Co Brittain Effingham Wilson Bishopsgate Street Field Quadrant Regent-street Burgess Coventry Street Haymarket Huett High Holborn United Kingdom Lucas En Bell Messrs. Lucas and Co Newman-street Oxford-street HK. and L. Perry and Co Leeds Paternoster Row Wilson Bishopsgate-street Purkis Compton-street Soho Jackson and Co New Bond-street Bull-street Buckton Frate R. and I. Perry Messrs. Perry Great Charles Street Rasgrow Albion Street N. B

Royal appointments and military promotions in August 1842

The London Gazette notes Charles George Young York herald becomes garter principal king of arms and Patward Poward Gibbon York herald, amid a long list of promotions in the British Army Dragoons and Foot regiments by purchase or promotion. Also lists sugar price averages and various notices on marriages insolvencies bankruptcies dividends partnerships and sequestered merchants across UK regions.

London Gazette Willivan United Kingdom Great Briada Ireland Charles George Young York Herald Garter William Woods Patward Poward Gibbon Mowbray van Oliver Regiment of Dragoon Guards Cornet William Blathwayt Leutenant Purchase View Powell Parson Scott Thompson Cormet Blathwayt Henry Marsh Romet M' Kay Yi Regiment of Dragoons Balcarres Wardlaw Ramsay Dieutenant Milbank Sir George Francis Hampson, Bart Ramsay 1Th Dragoons 84Th Foot Greenwood 33Rd Foot William Pretyman Neil William Mortimer Pechell Ensig View Pretyman 34Th Foot Howard John St. George 12Th Light Dragoons Mansell Joseph Greenwood 31St Foot Money Edwin Robert Wethered Young Uxth Andrew Gatumell Daniel Gardner Freer Henry Skipwith Gamull Henry Ayshford Sanford Skipwith Graham Colvile Royal Military College Sanford 70Th Foot Hugh Brabazon Higgins L6th Light Dragoons Baird 73D Foot Francis Charles Shurray Sith Foot Bamford Sit Lethbridge Ruth Fout John Harcourt Powell 7Th Light Dragoons Phipps 37Th Foot Charles Osborne Creagh Powell John James Matthews Creagh Nth Foot William Augustus Ganssen Atterson Great Britain Henry Bickween Grocers’ Company Grocers-hall Middlesex Wm. Webb Northampton-terrace York-street City-road Thomas Armstrong Conduit-street Paddington Robert Rollo Durham-street Vauxhall-road Stephen Knight West Heathley Sussex Robert Lyon High Holborn John Early Witney Oxfordshire John M‘gahey Liverpool John Haddock Warrington Lancashire Robert Loosemore Tiverton Devonshire Scrivener W. Ward Blackfriars-road Draper Hands Gill Coventry D. Bidmead Breadstreet Cheapside E. Halliley Leeds T. Gales J. Willson R. Cockrill Kirton Lindsey Lincolnshire M'Leod and Yarrow W. R. Webb Knightsbridge Almondbury Duddersfield Sheppard and Son Eltham Kent Kenway and Co Bridport Elliott and Gardner Epsom Bramah and Co Woodside Ironworks Dutley Holmes and Grundy Biggs and Armstrong Great Ticlfield-street Marylebone Rees and Castle Mersey Brewery Kent-street Kirk and Thackrey dyers—Mellor and Co Burslem J. Morewood Cannon and Woodhams Abbots Mill Canterbury millers—Isaacs and Ponder Chatham Janson and Billington Birkenhead Kirby and Robinson Marsden Common Brewers Barnfield and Brown St. John’s-street Clerkenwell Tes-Lealers Kitching and Co Wrush W. H. Kitching Rhodes and Holroyd Huddersfield

Orders and appointments in the Royal Artillery and York region

The London Gazette lists Brevet Major Matthew Louis becoming lieutenant colonel and officers promoted within the Royal Regiment of Artillery and Yorkshire units. It also notes a registered Catholic chapel in Walton-on-the-Hill, a bankruptcy enlargement for Watkinson and Haigh, a list of bankrupts including merchants and tradespeople, and scheduled dividends for various creditors and estates in 19th century Britain.

London Gazette Office of Ordnance Royal Regiment of Artillery Matthew Louis Sabine William John Stokes Louis Edward Walter Crofton Stokes Charles Triganee Franklin Crofton West Riding York City of York Husser Regiment of Yorkshire Feommenry Thomas Davison Bland Maxwell William Mordaunt Edward Milner Cornet Bland William Shut Dodsworth William IV Walton-on-the-Hill Lancashire Watkinson and Haigh Huddersfield R. Busby Wood-street Bethnal-green F.clark Portman-street Portman-square King and Groombridge Crimscott-street Bermondsey T. Hooper Hay Breck Liverpool C. Hopper Bradford J. Rogers Shrewsbury J. Reed Leeds Dresser T. and W. Wilson W. Marsden Newcastle Emlyn Carmarthenshire J. Laycock Colne J. and J. Crossley Farnley Tyas Vy Y Syas Almondbury J. Redfearn Meltham

Certifying list of shares and dissolutions in Almondbury notices

Comprehensive notice compilation listing share-brokers merchants and others with Sept dates in Almondbury Sheffield Manchester and Liverpool. Includes CERTIFICATES August 30 entries for various trades and crafts, followed by DISSOLUTIONS of partnerships across several cities and Scottish sequestrations with multiple names and dates.

Almondbury J. B. Falkner Liverpool S. Mitchell Sheffield J. and T. Wallworth Manchester W. J. Burgie Beer-lane Towerstreet A. Pontecarboli Broad-street Golden Square G. Blamy Kingsbridge Devonshire J. Ryle Macclesfield F. Sharman Bucklersbury J. Swann Loughborough Leicestershire Currier J. Brook Docklead Bermondeey J. Buckle Terrace Kensington Elliston Cambridge Tomlin and Man St. Michael’s Alley Cornhill R. Goolden Welsspool Montgomeryshire Carrier Guthrie and Co City Cooke and Hurley Theobald S-Road Smith and Bevis Wakefield Haughlings and Hartley Thomas and Carr Bow-church-yard Hampson and Knight Bottomley and Co Guiseley Yorkshire Heyworth and Co Sutton and Turner Louth Lincolnshire WP. Beales Potter and Co Carnarvon and Pwilhely G. Roebuck Leeds Stiuf F. Armstrong Preston T. Potter Ukeaton Derbyshire Yates and Hargreaves Ulverston Lancashire Boucher and Laverton Bristol Linendrapers Leary and Hindes Mincing Lane Hannen and Webster Rodney Buildings New Kent Road Baker and Millard Andover Curriers B.S J. Sheard Huddersfield Vivian and Co Torquay F. Hernaman Cowlishaw and Co Stanfree Colliers Fr. Cowlishaw J. Maclaren Edinburgh W. Clark Dunfermline W. Archer Blackscroft Dundee A. Parkinson Kirkintilloch Dumbartonshire M. M'Lend Glasgow W. Clement Crielf A. Wark Hardhill Linlithgowshire Farmer P. Murchie Port Glasgow I. Jackson Leith J. Stavely

Births and Marriages Notice from 19th Century Gazette

Birth notices record numerous births across households in London and surrounding counties with dates from May 5 to May 10 and locations including Harley Street Bowles Brentwood Wandsworth and Tunbridge Wells. Marriages section lists unions of titled figures and commoners across Hanover Square St George s and other churches with multiple spellings and venues. Deaths note several elderly and military deaths including Lt Francis Wade and John Frost with locations in Bombay Staines and near Limington.

Obituaries and Death Notices From Various Places

The column lists multiple obituaries and notices: Rev Samuel Jsenior chaplain of St Helena aged 82, George Westby in Paris, Sophia Bromley near 79 at Margate, Sophia Dyson at Bedford aged 64, Francis Charles Freeling at Weymouth Street aged 51, widow of Jonathan King at Watford aged 78 a Henry Bowra at Charterhouse Square aged 58 John Caly Clarke at Gothic House Mehmond aged 83, Rev Robert Tennant of Trinity College Cambridge, wife of Rev Turner of Haslem Priory, and other aged entries. The notices reflect deaths and memorials across England and abroad.

Evelyn P. Shirley Monaghan Lechmere A.H. Lechmere Anthony Lechmere, Bart Hanley Church Worcestershire Lord Walsingham Augusta Louisa Russell Robert Frankland Russell St. George's Church Hanover Square F. Grey Robert Frankland Russell Cavendish-square Chequers Bucks St. George Archdeacon Bayley Charles W. G. Howard Earl of Carlisle East Cumberland Mary Baron Parke St. Georges William Somerset Horace Marryat Matilda Elizabeth Edward Somerset G.C.B Duke of Beaufort St. George's John T. Delane University of Oxford W. F. A. Delane Fanny Horatia Serle Francis Bacon Horace Twiss St. Pancras Church Charles Day Upper Norton Street Regent’s Park Frances Henrietta Joseph Hinds Grafton-street Fitzroy-square A. C. Tonides Tulsehill D. Henachi London Demetrius G. Cassavetti Euphrosine C. di Giovanni Ionides Constantinople St. Dunstan's Stepney J. H. Brooks Frederick Parker New Gravel Lane Shadwell Mary Elizabeth S. Latter Ramegate Henry James Compton Finchley Emma Captain Curbin St. Mark's Kennington Surrey John Bunce Woodford Essex Frances Emily Richard Cheesewright St. George’s William Tillotson Lincoln’s Inn Henry Hulbert Eaton-square Trinity Church Cloudesley-square James Figgins West Smithfield Barnsbury-park Islington Ann Mary Burrowes Hanover-square Elliot R.N Hersey Susan Wauchope Niddere Marisvhall Mid-Lothian David Baird Newbyth Dunham Norfolk Charles Roe Newtown Newbury Catherine Walter John Partridge Caston Maria Agnes Charles Mansfield Clarke Dunhan-lodge Woolwich Brunker Marianne John Molyneux Gravelhill Shropshire Sir Capel Molyneus Rochdale Molesworth L. B. Mackinnon Fedderwarden Germany Jane Wilbraham Wilbraham Tollemache Edwards Her Majesty Edmonton Church George Hodgson Thompson Tottenham H. P. Dunster Louisa Thomas King Edmonton Croydon H. Lindsay Charles Lambert Stamford-street Ann John Brooker St. James's Clerkenwell C. R. Muston St John's Chelmsford W. R. Peck Marchemont Court Brandon Hall Suffolk Grenville Castle Northumberland Adela Madeline Agnes Fitzroy Neville Archdale Wilson Taylor St. Mary's Church Stoke Newington William Jackson John Jackson Kingsland Lydia Martha Daugher James Peter Hillary Mark Lane Samuel J St. Helena Paris George Westby Bonenta Park Whitehall Lancashire Margate Sophia Bromley Bedford Sophia Dyson James Dyson Esa Ang Weymouth-street Francis Charles Charles Rivers Freeling Francis Freeling Bart Watford Jonathan King Fisy Asan Charterhouse-square Henry Bowra Rey Wee Bowra Christ's Hospital Hertford Mehmond John Caly Clarke Robert John Ténnant Munity College Cambridge Florence Hagley Parsonage J Turner Hasler Tri. Church

Money Market in Manchester Disturbances Easing Hopeful for Settlements

In Manchester area factories halted and operatives rioted briefly but relief grows as manufacturers may revert to wage scales. Market mood remains low with a ten percent dip blamed on the Tuesday disturbances. Consols priced at 1 dollar 42 cents for immediate transfer and accounts. A notable trade involved 24,000 stock by the Chancers broker.

Charles Mlean Floot-street Dispatch Birmingham Sheffield London Woods and Sons Jacob's Newgate Street W. Woods Manchester Sussex Weald Kent

Printed at No 337 Strand Proprie tor by Joan Noxais

Printed at No 337 Strand Middlesex by Jon Norais and published for the proprietor at No 387 Strand. Advertisements and computations requested to be sent. Saturday August 13, 19.

Strand Middlesex Jon Norais Fetter Iane St. Andrew Holborn London Joan Noxais Igi Eno

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