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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 20, 1842

Page

7

The Weather and the Harvest Across Many Districts

Reports from Taunton, Norwich, Leeds, Doncaster, and beyond describe a harvest underway or commencing, aided by recent sunshine. Wheat and barley yields are praised, with noted variations in grain weight, price fluctuations, drought effects on pastures, and expectations for an abundant or average crop across regions such as Norfolk, Yorkshire, Cornwall, and Scotland.

William Rippin Witheridge Ss Fa Nanri Mt Aberdeen Journal Taunton Taunton Courier Norfolk Norwich Mercury Stockton Fork Yorkshire Thirsk Leeming-lane Leeds Mercury Dover Chronicle London Kent Doncaster Scobie Keoldale Durness Sutherland Messrs. Drummond Edinburgh Glasgow Chronicle Kendal Lancaster Guardian Aberystwith Powell Davies the Lion Aberyst- With Gloucester Robert Peel Gloucestershire Chronicle Worcester Herald West Norfolk Cambridge Chronicle Kettering Northampton Hereford Hull Wardell Brough Sutton, Hessle, &c Hull Burkingham

Holloway's Ointment and Pills Cure Severe Sores, London Case

An 1842 sworn London affidavit details William Brooke's dramatic recovery from fifteen running ulcers and leg sores after four hospitals failed. Doctor Bright advised Holloway's Pills and Ointment, leading to a complete three week cure. The document promotes Holloway's patent medicines and lists prices and vendors.

Olloway Guy's Metropolitan King's College Charing-cross Summany Arripaint William Brooke Union-street Southwark London Metropolitan Hospital Kings College Hospital Guy's Hospital Charing Mr. Holloway Holloway Bright City of London Joan Prat Strand Temple-bur

Appointment and promotions in British army 1842

The Gazette records Buckingham Palace appointment of Sir John Benn Walsh as lord lieutenant of Radnorshire and the Queen directing letters patent naming Field Marshal Arthur Duke of Wellington as commander in chief of all land forces in the United Kingdom. It lists numerous regimental promotions and purchases across Dragoons Foot and Rifle Brigade, including officers moved to captains lieutenants and ensigns, a staff surgeon appointment, and a resignation note. Also notes Dissenters Marriage Act registration and several bankruptcies and dividends.

Robinson Marrs Robinson and Belville Red Lion-street Holborn London Wight H.R.H Duchess of Kent Treasury Grimstone G. J. Guthrie F.R.S James Wilcockson Nottingham Wilcockson Annis Zenia Massenia W. Grimstone Broad-street Bloomsbury King Street Long-acre London Gazette Buckingham Palace John Benn Walsh Radnor Wintenary Arthur Duke of Wellington United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Warorvice Regiment of Dragoon Guards Cornet Lockhart Little Grant Edward Robert Starkie Bence Little 3D Regiment of Light Dragoons Corn Robert Swinhoe 25Th Light Dragoons Cornet Fisher Edward Worley Swinnhoe 10Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Sir Thomas Munro Burt Ward 16Th Regiment of Baghit Dragoons George Stephens Gough Trower 9Th Light Dragoons 2D Regiment of Foot Thomas Weston Easterbrooke Holdsworth Sealy Thomas Hanson Ratcliff Holdsworth Alexander Gillespie Purchase Ratcliff 7Th Foot Edmund Bellairs 60Th Foot F Urtescue 9Th Foot William Willis Williams Hartman William Burdon 35Th Foot Williams 12Th Foot James Clarke Hearne 81St Foot Lambart 24Th Foot James Price James Murray Ensign Butler Edward Bowen Cooke Burdon William Ferguson Laing Meason Bellaire Proctor Foot Stephen Roland Woulfe Strong Ralph Cole Bowen Woulfe Thomas Fownes Seale Hart Henry John Wahab Seale Robert Walter Newman Vaughan Wahab Edward Cottingham York Chasseurs William Thornton Richard Ramsbottom Cottingham Robert Henry de Winton Ramsbottom Bernard Henry Reilly de Winton Rifle Brigade Robert Edward Ward 10Th Light Dragoons Sir T. Munro Hospital Starr Charles Maclean 63D Foot Peter Smith Baevet 99Th Foot Semorandum Piers Geale 6Th Foot Bagnigge Wells Road H. Oglan Holywell-street Shoreditch T. J. Fehr Birmingham G. and W. Boyd Kingston upon-Hull R. N. Munton Greatford Lincolnshire H. Harwood Beverley Yorkshire W. Daniell Mynyddysllwyn Monmouthshire J. Bottomley Saddleworth C. Bridger Hampton Mealman Bradshaw and Williams Marylebone-street Piccadilly

Trades and Partnerships Notices From Victorian Directory

In a dense market-style listing multiple tradespersons and firms appear with locations and Sept dates. Entries include builders, merchants, engineers, innkeepers, brewers, ironmongers, farmers, ship-owners, and several partnerships dissolved. Scottish sequestrations also noted with names and dates.

W. B. Silk Jewin-street A. Pontecorboli Broad-street Golden Square J. Barrat Great Gallenem Golden-square J. A. Cater Hertford R.sanderson Leeds J.C. Nicholson Liverpol W. Lawrence King William-street Money-Scrivener H. Marshall High Holborn G. F. Fairclough Liverpool W. Hooper Reading J. Bowers Chistead Kent J. Peel Newcastle-upon-Tyne C. Carr Stockport W. G. Smith Vauxhall-walk W. N. Nicholson Newark-upon-Trent B. Brown Bishopsgate Without Boo and Shoe Makers Mills and Hill Deptford Bleachvra Bailey and Buckley Waterhead-mill Oldham Lancashire Doyle Fenchurch-street Boden and Co Hart's Head-moor Yorkshire Kershaw and Brothers Bradford E. Kershaw D. Kinmonth Dunning E. Arthur Holytown H. Coll Glasgow J. Campbell Roseneath

Births and marriages and deaths in society notes

The column records numerous births across Britain and abroad including Lady Anstruther at Baleaskie a son and Mrs Oriel at Alfred-place a daughter. It lists marriages from the Hague to St George’s Hanover Square and many other venues, plus a long death cohort from hooping cough infant Percy Ernest Anthony to Lord Eve lyn Stuart noting ages and residences.

Edinburgh Anstruther Baleaskie Blythe-hall Lacashire R. Bootle Wilbraham Hatcham Alexander Haldane Eagg Ladbroke-grove Notting-hill Bedford-square Radnor.terrace Folkeston Samuel Hamersley North Mymms-park Barnet Edward Thompson Charlotte Chapel Pinlico Blackheath James Trail Nasseerabad Henry Pratt Weston-super-Mare Elphinstone Benjamin Heyne 16Th Regiment Madras Native Infantry Mertongrove Alexander Atherton Park Morgan Thomas Canterbury William Deedes Sandling-park Edward Headland Guildford Street Russell-square Harley-place Park-crescent John Gregory Richmond Margaret Littleton Bagni di Lucca George Lyon Life Guards Yeovilton Rectory Somerset Reginald Pyle

Obituary notices from Broadside page include several deaths

Notices report multiple deaths on the 16th and surrounding days across venues in England and beyond. Entries mention Le Hibert King aged 36, Mrs Tilbury aged 68 at Pinner, Miss Bentley aged 73 near Rochester, Mrs Waterhouse aged 78 at Clapham, James Reid of Bermondsey in his 78th year, Clement Cresson Jr. at Cape May near Philadelphia, Elizabeth Ayscough in her 63rd year, Anna wife of Rev Edward Home aged 95, and John Jones of Delgung and Gwenllian Williams with notable faculties.

le Hibert King Gener Henry King K.C.B Pinner Middlesex Tilbury Great Hermitage Rochester Miss Bentley Thomas Bentley Perry Bentle Clapham Africg Elizabeth Ayscough J. D. Doncaster Oakham Shon Southampton Anna Edward Home John Jones Delgung Wales Edern Mill Lleyn Gwenllian Williams

Market roundup shows steady prices and calm amid unrest

The Money Market reports no notable feature with prices steady versus Wednesday. Paris remains confident in Guizot's administration and French Rentes, while brokers add modest purchases signaling public calm about manufacturing disturbances. Foreign market activity centers on Spanish debt, stock trading remains inactive despite rising line receipts as investors seek more stable assets.

Paris Guizot

Hop Market Monnay Mines Decline Yet Market Firm

The mine shortage clipped output across a wide plantation last week lowering duties from 2 145 000 to 130 000. Despite the reduced burden the hop market holds firm amid limited supply and steady demand.

Monnay

Printed at No 337 Strand advertisement notice

Printed at No 337 Strand Middlesex by Jon Norais of No 68 Fetterlane Holborn London and Priished for the Proper tors by the said Joan Norais at the Office No 837 Sad where all Advertisements and Communications are requested to be sent Saturday August 20 1842.

WAM Au Tsun Bemis Sucenttany Patrick Macintregs Edward Boyd M. Lennox Boyd Waterloo-place Pall-mall London Frederick Hale Thomson Berners-street C.J. Lucas and Co Brittain Paternoster-row 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 Strand Middlesex Jon Norais Fetterlane Sc Andrew Holborn

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