Public notice on Grimstone's Eye Snuff at Oxford Street
Public notice declares Mr Grimstone’s extended Broad Street premises now at 484 Oxford Street and urges continuance of noble and public support. It touts Eye Snuff cures for eye and head ailments with royal patronage, testimonials, and prices from 8d to 15s 6d, inviting orders by post.
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Messrs. Curtis
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Age
Argus
Messrs. Curtis and Company
No.7
Faith Street
Soho Square
London
Her Majesty
Grimstone
Broad-streat
Oxford Street
Lords
Commons
Treasury
Duchess of Kent
Grimatone
G. J. Guthrie
J.B. Lachfield
Whitehall
Thomas
Andrews
Abernethy
Benenbieg
W. Grimstone J
Peter Sanderson
Harpur-street
Leeds
Oxford-street
Corns and Binions Auls Every Man's Friend Cure
Patronised by the Royal Family and Nobility, Auls Every Man's Friend claims to cure corns and bunions without pain or cutting. It adheres with gentle pressure, promising instant relief and eventual eradication with continued use. Prepared by John Fox in boxes at 1s 1 4d, or three for 2s 9d, sold by C. King in London and other vendors. The genuine bears John Fox on the stamp.
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Birmingham
London
Perry
Messrs
Berners-Street
Oxford Street
Miss Pike
Park Place
Clifton
Bristol
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Sarah Merrett Pike
Berkeley
Gloucestershire
John Fox
C. King
Blackfriars-road
Paul
War Office Promotions and Army Drafts in 1844 Ledger
The London Gazette item lists multiple regiment moves and promotions in the British Army. Officers across the Dragoon Guards, Foot regiments, and colonial units exchange ranks, purchase commissions, or retire, with specifies on captains lieutenants and ensigns. Additional sections note sugar prices, bankrupts, certificates, dividends, and dissolutions of partnerships as of January 26 1844.
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London Gazette
War-Office
1St Dragoon Guards
Richard A. Moore
3D Light Dragoons
Hawkes
John Blackburne Hawkes
Moore
Cornet
Thomas Penton
Purchase
Montgomery
George Wyndham Knight Bruce
Penton
7Th Regiment of Foot
John Lord Elphinstone
Royal Staff Corps
Catesby Paget
William Pakenham
Lord Elphinstone
10Th Foot
James Macbeth
Tongue
18Th Foot
James William. Graves
Duff
William Leopold Talbot
Simpson
William Warry
Byurchase
Talbot
40Th Foot
Charles Roberts
Chase
Woodward
48Th Foot
Rawson Parke Johnston
Pitt
67Th Foot
30Th Foot
Sir John Gardiner
K.C.B
Faot
Hudson Lowe
Nl 61St Foot
Jeremiah Dickson
John Gardiner
60Th Foot
Edmund Richard Buller
Richard Gloster
Francis John Stephens
Buller
William Edward Durand
Stephens
William Samuel Greatheed
Thomas Hamilton
John Foulston
Thomas Harries
Hamilton
Robert Penrice Ford
Harries
George Woodyatt
Ford
76Th Foot
John William Preston
Grant
57Th Foot
78Th Foot
David Reid M‘kinnon
2D West India Regiment
Mitchell
97Th Foot
William Braybrooke
80Th Foot
Wardrop
7Th Light Dragoons
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
Samuel Braybrooke
Anderson
George Adalpha Tranchell
Braybrooke
Osby Warburton
Tranchell
William Werge
Yiee Warburton
Frederce Arthur Walter
Erge
Beaver
63D Foot
John Peter Ripley
Great Britain
Henry Biewen
Grocers’ Company
Grocers’ Hall
R. Tebay
Winchester
Southampton
M. Beswick
Norwich
Uxbridge
W. Evans
Borthwell
Merionethshire
J. Rushton
Nottingham
G. Morgan
Gloucestershire
J. Wilson
Newcastle Upon Tyne
J. Fothergill
Selby
Yorkshire
H Hitchin
Halifax
T. Gamauf
Fetter Lane
Kipling and Atkinson
Wood Street
Cheapside
J. Harman
Whitefriars
W. E. Filby
J. Peargon
Darlaston
Staffordshire
T. Ross
Leicestershire
W. W. Taylor
Springhead
Mellor
Lancashire
G. Wheldon
Dudley
Worcestershire
B. G. Drury
J. Bate
T. Cartwright
E. Bussey
Sheffield
S. Thurston
Grosvenorroy
Pimlico
Corn and Coigl
T. Coleman
Turf
Saint Albans
Victualler
S. Ross
Leicester
G. F Widnall
Edgware Road
J. B. Pow
J. Nut
Willington
Northumberland
Blake and Lewis
Essex
Directory of tradesmen and firms across cities and towns
A long list of merchants manufacturers and trades from London Liverpool Manchester and other towns with firm names addresses and notes of scheduled sequestrations and dates for W Hynde W Burnside and Son J Bain J Elliott and Son Jan 29 Feb 29 Feb 1 22 Feb 19 20. The items include linen drapers stationers millers and wine merchants among others followed by Scotch sequestrations with names and dates for Feb 1 22 Feb 19 29.
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Strand
Holdsworth and Irving
Bradford
Green and Co
Flint
Rawlings and May
Oxford Street
Garnham and Ripsher
Red Lion Square
Holborn
Lonsdale and Ellis
Liverpool
Stationers
Butterworth and Beales
Manchester
Crysalters
Ritherdon and Lewis
Waterdon Place
Guildford
T. and J. Smith
Hillingdon
Middlesex
Millers— Prince and Hopewell
Leadenhall Street
Slopsellers
Middleditch and Taylor
St. Paul's Churchyard
Motley and Tilney
Sharpham Park
Somersetshire
Tyne and Bailey
Barnsley
Renshaw and Beck
Gorton
Lancashire
J. Goulty
Jun
Sen
Stangate
Lambeth
Carpenter and Ward
Henry Revell Reynolds
Essex
Chelmsford
Colchester
Suffolk
Ipswich
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Norwich
Lynn
Bury St. Edmunds
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Northamptonshire
Peterborough
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
City
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Derbyshire
Derby
Lichfield
Staffordshire
Stafford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Oldbury
Warwickshire
Birmingham
Warwick
Coventry
Leicestershire
Leicester
Northampton
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Buckinghamshire
Aylesbury
John Greathead Harris
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Worcestershire
Worcester
Presteigne
Brecknockshire
Brecon
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthen
Borough
Cardiganshire
Cardigan
Pembrokeshire
Haverfordwest
Town
Glamorganshire
Swansea
Bristol
Someractshire
Bath
Taunton
Devonshire
Plymouth
Exeter
Cornwall
Bodmin
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Wiltshire
Salisbury
Southampton
Winchester
William John Law
Kent
Dover
Wakefield
Kingston Upon Hull
York
City of York
Richmond
Durham
Northumberland
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Cumberland
Carlisle
Merionethshire
Dolgelly
Carnarvonshire
Carnarvon
Anglesey
Beaumaris
J.H. Barry
A. Gault
Standon
Hertfordshire
J. Stott
Littleborough
T Young
Morpeth Street
Betlmnal Green
G. White
Regent Street
H. Ricket
Princes Terrace
Pulteney Street
Islington
T. W. Briggs
Twyford
W. Pitts
Charles Street
Newcut
H. B. Swain
Yorkshire
Sand Bhanker
J. Holt
Prestwich-cum-Oldham
W. Engleton
St. Michael's
Herfordshire
J. Tubb
Basingstoke
T. Bulls
Thames Street
W. Butcher
Great Marlborough Street
A. Lequentre
Chingford
O. Johnson
Great Baxted
T. Donkin
Victualler
L.C. Lecesne
Fenchurch Buildings
R. Sharpe
Draper
S. G. Beamish
Manor Place
Walworth
J. Brown
Tydee
Monmouthshire
T. Thorpe
Feltham
F. Barry
Rye
Sussex
E. T. Gore
Tilehurst
J. Swann
Fleetwood-on-Wyre
J. Crisp
D. Hague
Hornforth
W. Mills
J. Edmondson
Marsden
E. B. Bailey
Pendleton
T. Baker
High Street
Camberwell
Carpenter
J. Ward
W. Hexley
W. and
T. Fordyce
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
T. Gilham
Boots
Jones and Parker
Pump Court
Middle Temple
Jones and Co
Vere Street
Susan Hill Stace
Matilda Sole
Shirley Common
Hampshire
Young and Co
W. Young
J. Dafforne
Eliza Dafforne
Emily Thomasine Stone
Greenwich
Longmead
Efford
Neal's Yard
Great St. Andrew Street
Seven Dials
Carpenters
Kurtz and Co
Laycock and Co
Newcastle-upon-Tyce
Houghton-le-Spring
Queen Dowager appoints several officials in Britain and Isle of Man
London Gazette reports the Queen Dowager appointing Giedwie John Richard Wynyard page of honour, Albert Davy consul at Leeds, Tomas M'Guire consul at Glasgow, Rev. William Wilson to Balmacellan church, Rev. Thomas Monro to Campsie, Charles Richard Ogden attorney general for Isle of Man. Also lists judicial, ordnance, insolvency, bankruptcy and circuit appointments, and a long schedule of insolvency declarations and public notices across counties.
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London Gazette
Queen Dowacek
Orrice
Giedwie
John Richard Wynyard
Ereton Orfice
Albert Davy
Leeds
Tomas M‘guire
Glasgow
United States of America
Waitenat
William’ Wilson
Balmaclellan
Kirkcudbrightshire
Gaven Cullen
Waitenatt
Thomas Monro
Campsie
Stirling
Robert Lee
Old Greyfriars
Edinburgh
Wairenatt
Charles Richard Ogden
Isle of Man
James Clarke
Court of Common Pleas
Victoria
Office Or Ordnance
Ordnance Medical Department
Thomas Harwell Quigley
Simpson
John Atkins Davis
Quigley
City Intelligence. Market moves lift Consols and shares
The government broker bought Consols at 97 and the public sold Three and a Half per Cents in anticipation of a conversion. Bank Stock and Exchequer Bills fluctuated, with foreign bonds largely steady. Spanish bonds rose slightly. railway shares remained steady as traders expect a light fall. Parities and exchange rates between London, Paris, Hamburg, and New York showed minor differences with bullion markets stable.
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Monpar
India
Hamburgh
Frankfort
Vienna
Paria
Holland
Paris
London
Paris. By Advices From Hamburgh
New York
England
America
Carden
Commissioners of Savings’ Banks
Tourspay
Eastern Counties
London & Blackwall
Great N. of England
London & Birming
London & Greenwich
London& Birm
London & Birm
London & Westminst
London & S. Western
Colonial
Esae
It Manch. & Leeds
Union of Australia
Australasian Jt
Northern & Eastern
London Markets Corn Exchange Moxpay
The supply of English wheat from near counties was unusually small and in bad condition, selling near last Monday's rates. Improved inquiry for free foreign wheat, especially finest qualities, but generally not higher. Fine barley sells well, ordinary qualities weaker. Beans steady, white peas slow, quotations reduced per quarter. Large oats arrival caused trade dulness.
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Smithfield
Newgate
Leadenhall
Tea and spice market report with varied auction results
Middling pale consignments and 16s 6d to 49s per cwt for bold triage lead a mixed sale of cinnamon and other spices. Ceylon, Malabar, Tellicherry, and Java teas traded with higher first sorts and weaker secondaries. White pepper and cassia lignea sold, while saltpetre prices held. Tea demand remained firm with high duty totals and robust private sales. sugar and coffee markets showed steady prices, and wool auctions attracted strong buyer turnout.
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Y.C
Valencia
Patras
West India
East India
Bengal
Mauritius
Ceylon
Malabar
Java
Calcutta
P Y.C
Bahia
Thunsday
Inondon
Liverpool
Bristol
Hull
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Ireland
Woods
Daniel O'Connell
JT. Wood
Curriers Hall-court
London-wall
G. Vickers
Holywell-street
Hillips
Blair
Adair
Whittaker and CO
Hittaker
Pinnock
Price
Qdeach
England and
Wales
G. H. Smrra
Scotland
Europe
N.B
Whittaker
Messrs. Whittaker and Co
Ave Marialane
Africa
Asia
Phillip
United Kingdom
J. Gotpssrr
Galt
Prior
The
Scotsman's Library
Goldsmith
Royal
Clarke
Squire
Shaw
Nicolson
Ave Maria-Jane
Randall
Watkins
Adam
St. Paul
Nightingale
Barrow
Voltaire
W. Dugdale
C.J. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Brittain
Paternoster-row
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
G. Mansell
King-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Park-side
Knightsbridge
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Huett
Princes-street
Leicesteruara
H. Phillips
T. Sawler
Curier-Office
St. Ann's-Square
W. Howell
Dalestreet
W. Wood
High-street
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
T. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Metropolitan Anti-Corn-Law Association
City of London
Tarburton
W. H. Ashurst
G. H. Heppel
T. P. Thompson
George Beacon
R. Ricardo
R. B. Whiteside
T. F. Gibson
A. Taylor
T. M. Gibson
John Travers
James Wilson
Council of the League
Anti Corn Law League
Sidney Smith
Fred
Lawrance
ETTS
Smithfield-Bars
J.T. Betts and Co
Edward Turner
University of London
John T. Betts
Josefa Hume
J.T. Betts
France
Joan Thomas Cooren
Betts
J. T. Betts & Co
Berrs
Smithfield-bare
St. John-street
Gadderee
J. L. Cunris
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydges-street
Mann
Cornhill
Strange
Guest
Bull-street
Sawler
St. Ann’s Square
Philip
South Castlestreet
Ferris and Score
Chronicle Office
Guy
Independent Press Office
Fannin and Co
Grafton-street
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
Blair-Street
Roe Nson
Robinson
Money Market
London Markets
Poland
Conn, &c
Sussex and
Weald
Wealds
Choice
East Kent
Mid Kent
Farnham
S.d
S. d
Coal Exchange - Wepwespay
Adair's Main
Sunderland
Chester
Raeas
Blanshard's
Ewenes
Hastings Hartley
Caradoc Eveeeees Oare
Holywell Main
Hengh Hall
Weer
New Tanfield Vera Vene
Heselden Top
Avorw
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Taylor's West Hartley
Quarrington
Townley
Adelaide Bente E Ener
Tanfielad Moor
Prey
Brown's Deanery
Barrett Ee Ee
West Wylam Re
Elm Park
Richardson's Tees
Hilda
Semmeseveensen
St. Helen's Tees
Li Killingworth
Evsenee
South Durham
Belmont
Seme Cane
Haswell
Ae Oe
Cowpen Hartley
Hetton Verreseveeey
Powell's
Dunfryn Steam
Lambton
Howard's West Hartley Russell
Hetton
Natherton
Berwick i
Boston
Chichester
Devizay
Xeter Ee
Gloucester
Earth
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Leedsweeny
Maidstone
Newbury
Nenwcastle
Preston
Aeeed
Shrewsbury AG
Warminster
Wisbech
Waterford Pr Bri
Deene Park
Augusta Baring
Ripon
Lord Bishop
Ealing
Lady Carr
Henry W. Carr
Spencer Pervival
Edward Charles Clifford
Lord Clifford
Robert Andrews Douglas
Glenbervie
Douglas
Sherwood Lodge
Battersea
Jane
Edward Hyde East
Combermere Abbey
Cheshire
Robert Gibbings
Viscountess
Combermere
Loto Doreras
Glasgow Constitutional
Bothwell Castle
Orlock
Bothwell
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Wharric
Mamilton
Barns
Lord Douglas
Lisave
Archibald
Isis
Charles Douglas
Moor Horses
Marsham
Jul Wesley
Dean
Sir Wreurax Jonystos
Barr
Baranet
William
Hague
Hastings
Sor
Charles Murray Aynsley
Duke of Ath
Herbert Oakeley
Bart
Barking
Maton Mackenzie
Mackenzit
Ross-shire
Ross Shire Advertiser
Scrpen Dratu
Major Berirenorn
Feathers
Duke-Street
St. James
Higgs
Major Rutherford
Lord Foot
Army and Navy Club
St. James Square
Rutherford
Devonshire-street
Portland-place
Army and Navy
Taylor
Pall Mall
Tor Jay
Bow Street
Francis Goodson
Bonsitet
Ee Ballard
John James Smith
Police Cout
Madilleses
Joan Nonrnts
Fetterlane
Andrew
Ushice