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.
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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.
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Devonshire Chronicle
Halse
Cheltenham Journal
Mr. W
Brent
Devos
Somerset County Gazette
London
W. H. Hulse
Brent Devon
Ember
The
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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.
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Consulting Surgeons
London
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Medical Bookseller
Regent Street
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Strange
Paternoster-row
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Bail-street
Birmingham
Sawler
St. Ann’s-square
Manchester
Philip
Drummond
High-street
Edinburgh
Messrs. Curtis
Essex
Herts Mercury
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Frith Street
Soho Square
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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.
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United Kingdom
Great Briada
Ireland
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York Herald
Garter
William Woods
Patward Poward Gibbon
Mowbray
van Oliver
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Cornet
William Blathwayt
Leutenant
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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
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Paddington
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Durham-street
Vauxhall-road
Stephen Knight
West Heathley
Sussex
Robert Lyon
High Holborn
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Witney
Oxfordshire
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Liverpool
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Warrington
Lancashire
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Tiverton
Devonshire
Scrivener
W. Ward
Blackfriars-road
Draper
Hands
Gill
Coventry
D. Bidmead
Breadstreet
Cheapside
E. Halliley
Leeds
T. Gales
J. Willson
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Kirton
Lindsey
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M'Leod and Yarrow
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Epsom
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dyers—Mellor and Co
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Abbots Mill
Canterbury
millers—Isaacs and Ponder
Chatham
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Birkenhead
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Common Brewers
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Germany
Jane Wilbraham
Wilbraham Tollemache Edwards
Her Majesty
Edmonton Church
George Hodgson Thompson
Tottenham
H. P. Dunster
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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
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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
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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.
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Dispatch
Birmingham
Sheffield
London
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Jacob's
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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.
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