China treaty confirmation and Spanish turmoil reported
Chinese emperor accepts treaty terms and plans to send an envoy to London as instalments and ratification proceed. meanwhile Spain faces mounting unrest with junta changes, militia support, and Madrid reports of opposition manifestos amid a convoluted crisis across Barcelona and Valencia.
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China
Arsenlies
AD St
London
England
Ascandalay
Sin
Suez
Olm
Chusan
Nankin
Spain
Madrid
Cortes
Moniteur
FagceLaNa
Durando
Ap City
National Guard
Garcy
Iya
Mway
Voxxs
Saragossa
Barcelona
Iyncelona
Tse
van Halen
France
Muntjuich
Srival
Vedin
Ee Iy
Exparcelona
Formidable
Llobregat
Gassendi
Atarrazanas
Return of Queen from Walmer to Windsor Amid Loyal Cheers
Report details Her Majesty Queen Victoria and Prince Albert traveling from Walmer Castle to Windsor on a royal progress marked by large crowds from Dover to London. Spectators cheered along routes via Canterbury Rochester and Gravesend with mounted police clearing roads and a swift Great Western railway transfer. The train, led by the Proserpine engine, carried the royal entourage including the Prince of Wales and Princess Royal, with Lord Hardwicke and other court officials in attendance.
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Lord Stanley
United Kingdom
Canada
Legislative Assembly
Pioty
C. P. Aiers
M.P
Sir de Lacy Evans
F. L. Hicarda
Win. Ewart, Esq
Bowring
Bonel Pesronet Thompson
Black
Sidney Smith
Association For
Villiers
Ricardo
Ewart
Blackburne
Ridley
Lescue Fuxp
Music Hall
Manchester
Its
Cobden
Ros
Xpox
Dover
London
Bricklayers’ Arms
Fttors
Ting
Milway
Birmingham
South Eastern
Midland
South Western
Great North of England
Id Junction
Blackwall
Edinburgh
Gow
Great Western
Wwcester
Croydon
Hull
Selby
Kern Counties
Derby
Eastern
Greenwich
Brighton
Lhsnce
Murprer
Central Criminal Court
Robert Williamson
Helsea
Sarah Williamson
Royal Hospital
Duolan
St. Ige's Hospital
St. George's At
Lourd den
John Cormick
Sarah Hall
Sophia Swan
Yateley
Southampton
Middlesex
Swan
Tahtsuner
Oxford
William Dewey
Ellen Derrick
Ballantine
Charnick
Priey
Mickel Hue
Cay
Hen Masters
Walmer
Windsor
Her Majesty
Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Walmer Castle
Deal
Sandwich
Canterbury
Rochester
Chatham
Gravesend
Blackheath
Shooter's Hill
Newcross
Shooter’s Hill
New Cross
P Divison
Sophia Matilda
Suh Hussars
Great Western Railroad
Peckham
Camberwell
Vauxhall
Bridge
Grosvenor Place
Hyde-park
Edgware Road
Great Western Railway
Hyde Park Corner
Woolwich
6Th Hussars
Russell
Saunders
S. Clarke
Lyttleton
Lord Hardwicke
Canning
Bowater
Bouverie
Her
Proserine
G Division
Lincoln
Court hears bizarre insect incubations in mid Victorian suit
In a chaotic courtroom scene during a qui tam action, Lord Abinger and a special jury hear penalties sought from a club proprietor over gambling losses and staged incitements. Witnesses describe insects in beds and an egg hatching metaphor as part of the defence, with a verdict for the defendant totaling several thousand pounds.
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Lord Abinger
Juxion United Seavict Cuus
Smirtabv
French Hazard
Marquis of Conyngham
Cantalupe
Churchill
Courteney
Messrs
Thesiger
F. Kelly
Lush
Platt
Richards
Butt
Clarkson
United Service Club
Beedale
Winchester Street
City
Courtney
Fitzroy Stanhope
Viscount Cantalupe
Benjamin Thompson
General Churchill
Anne
Central Criminal Court
Sigular
Mary Goldsmith
Sarah Smith
Hope-street
Spitalfields
Robert Gold ‘Smith
Hackney Church
Therisoner
Linfuld
Linford
Goldsmith Jung
J. Linford
Woolf
Hunt
Hunt and Walley, Drapers
Edgeware Road
Clerkenwell
Eliza Smith
Shoreditch
Royal Standard Theatre
Massey
Division of Police
Heritage
Grundy
Hales
Barton
Penny
Broughton
Aareres
Union Hall
William
Pray's Hooping-Cough Mixture Sold in London Stores
A celebrated physician’s recipe yields Pray's Hooping-Cough Mixture, now offered by Barclay and Ron at Farringdon Street London. Available in druggists town and country. Each bottle bears the stamp with the name M.S Pray to be genuine. Prices are posted per bottle.
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Pray
Barclay and
Ron
Farringdon Street
London
N.B
M.spray
Extraordinary Cure by Holloway's Pills and Ointment
An 1842 sworn London Mansion House record credits Holloway's Pills and Ointment with curing a man after four hospitals failed. William Brooke, once treated at Metropolitan, King's College, Guy's, and Charing Cross with fifteen ulcers on an arm and leg wounds, recovered in three weeks after following Dr Bright's advice to try Holloway's remedies. The document endorses combined use for skin diseases, wounds, ulcers, and other conditions and lists prices and availability from 244 Strand and other vendors.
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Lord O'Neill
Lord Gort
Ireland
Earl of Erne
Earl of Ross
Lord Ross
Dublin Evening Packet
Sxertors Coniston
Mensry
Victoria
John Brown
William Savage
Ellen Savage
Margaret Dixon
Robert Unsworth
Maxuractugina
Manchester
Leeds
China
India
Barnsley
Mipen Eisch
Bradford
Saxony
Orleans
Jas. Wigram
Pinkett
Queen's Bench
Tracy
Tothillfields’ Bridewell
Commissioners of Sewers
Tracey
Bridewell
NEATH
Wrathien
Chelsea Hospital
Hazeldine
Middlesex
Court OF Exchequer
Smith
Manance
Nisi Prius
Lord Abinger
Brunswick-place
Brighton
Thomas Marable
England
Cuvier
Erle
Cicero
George Marable
Abinger
Frederick Marable
Sarah Veale
Thomas Marible
Treasury
Duchy of Oldenburgh
United Kingdom
Oldenburg
Hamburg
Hanover
Bremen
DratHny Funk
Payne
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Elizabeth Revett
Sarah Scarborough
Hoy
Tottenham
Higgs
Whitcomb Street
Haymarket
National Gallery
Bainbridge
St. Martin's
William Wynne
Baldwin’s Gardens
Inspector Forbes
Elizabeth Edwards
Stamford-street
Vincent. Square
Pearce
St. Giles’s
Joseph
Francois Grandpierre
Haute Saone
M. Guyotte
Cresancy
Department
Mme. Guyotte
M. Guyette
Mme. Rousset
Joseph Grandpierre
Francois
Chamber of Mises
C. J. Carttar
Woolwich
Francis Murphy
Royal Artillery
Eliza Starr
Hopeardens
Helen Codrington
Daniel Goddard
Castle Inn
Woolwich-reach
Cronin
Mr. Anderson
Fleet-street
W. Chandler
James Lamb
Charles-street
Covent
Garden
Joseph Middan
Hungerford Market
J. Izod
Fitzroy-square
C. Hayter
East-street
Prospect-place
Hackney
T. Needham
Chalton Street
Somers-town
Davies
Stamp Office
Somerset House
Sinclair
General Post-Office
Gaitland
South Molton-street
Oxford-street
Mitchell
Cox and Greenwood's
Charing,cross
Brodie
Long Acre
Pusford
Morning Advertiser
Roberts
Great Marlborough
Alder
Duke Street
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Gering
Strand
C. Towel
Seaward
Weymouth
Terrace
Hackney-road
London Hospital
Shoreditch Parish
John Black
Black
Hoxton
Whitcombe-street
Leicester Square
Selfer
Gardener’s Lane
Partridge
Kr. M‘cann
Division of Police
M‘cann
St. Martin’s
Olloway
Guy's
Metropolitan
King's College
Charing-crowa
William Brooke
Union-street
London
Metropolitan Hospital
King's College Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing Cross
Aoss
Mr. Holloway
Holloway
Bright
Styorn
City of London
Joan Piniz
Mayer
Temylo-bar
The 12th Edition medical work on nervous debility and venereal disease
An advertisement announces the 12th Edition medical work by R and L Perry on the causes of sexual debility and loss of vigor, with observations on solitary indulgence and gonorrhea. It promotes Cordial Balm of Syriacum and Perry's Purifying Specific Pills, detailing prices, addresses in London and Birmingham, and consultation terms.
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United Kingdom
R. and
L. Perry
London
Birmingham
Strange
Paternoster-row
Wilson
Bishopsgate-street
Purkis
Compton-street
Soho
Jackson and Co
New Bond-street
Guest
Bull-street
Buckton
Briggate
Leeds
Messrs
Perry
Berners-Street
Oxford-Street
Great Charles-street
Easy-row
N. B
Popular inquiry into manly health by Lecas and Co
Just published at two shillings sixpence and sent free on receipt of a post office order for thirty eight sixpence. The book, Lucas on Manly Health, presents a cautious, practical guide addressing the causes and cures of sexual debility and disease. It discusses treatment by professional friends, restoration of vigor, and dangers of indulgence with emphasis on secrecy and professional consultation at Newman Street London.
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C. J. Lecas & Co
London
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Brittain
Paternoster-row
Effingham Wilson
Bishopsgate Street
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Huett
High Holborn
J. Bucktown
Briggate
Leeds
T. Lawler
Courier-office
St. Anns-square
H. Whitmore
Market- Street
Manchester
J. Howell
Dale-street
Liverool
W. Wood
High-street
Birmingham
J. Fryer
Westgate Street
Bath
S. Davey
Broad-street
Bristol
W. Grant
Castle-square
Brighton
W. and
H. Robinson
Greens
Sevresy
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Oxord-street
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Hampstead
Child's Hill
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Haymarked
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Nottingham
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Haveringham
Notts
Devonshire Chronicle
Cheltesham Journal
W. H. Hulse
Richmond House
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High Holhern
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Farringdon-street
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Kingdom
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