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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1844

Page

8

Health and strength by Goss and Co re issue

A Victorian era advertisement for two medical treatises GOSS and COMPANY publish Health and Strength and Gynomia on Female Complaints. Sealed envelopes available for two shillings sixpence each plus post office orders, with consultation from London and Dublin addresses. Medicines mailed worldwide.

Goss and Company Lancaster, Place Strand Waterloo-bridge London London Morning Journal Goss Edinburgh Glasgow Dublin Morning Journal Dublin Weekly Journal Sherwood and Co Paternoster-row Grafton-street Dublin Messrs. Goss Lancaster-place

Manly Health and Marriage Restoration Promoted

An 19th century health pamphlet by C. J. Lucas and Co advocates recovery from solitary and delusive habits and mental debility. It promises restoration of vigor through professional guidance, details consultation hours at 60 Newman Street London, and lists multiple booksellers and addresses for purchase.

Birmingham London R. and L. Perry Berners-Street Oxford-Street Samuel La’mert Berrono-Street Bedford-Square University of Edinburgh London ‘Hospital Medical Society Manchester Chronicle La’Mert Bedford-street 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 Leicester-square H. Phillips T. Sawler Courier-office St. Ann’s Square Manchester W. Howell Dale-street Liverpool W. Wood High-street W. and H. Robinson Greenside-street Edinburgh T. Price Dublin New Bell Lucas and Co Newmans Street Oxford Street

Appointment of Hong Kong officials and 1844 sugar prices

The Queen names John Francis Davis governor of Hong Kong and other senior posts including chief justice John Walter Hulme and secretary Frederick Bruce. The report also lists sugar prices at thirty five shillings and ten pence halfpenny per hundredweight, plus bustling notices on bankrupts, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolving, and other commercial items from London in February 1844.

Supreme Court of Hong Kong Alexander Gordon William Pedder Royal Navy Hong Keung Great Britain Henry Bickyeat Grocers’ Company Teesdale and Toulson Westminster Bridge Road S. W. Leonard Frances ‘Street Golden Square W. Lewis Twinnell Street Bristol J. Aldred Nottingham J. Sewell Paddington Victualler and Builder W. Carpenter Southampton J. Porter Nantwich Cheshire J. Bed Basford Nottinghamshire M. Harris Swansea J. Potter Manchester R. Moon Greenfield Lancashire T. J. Whidborne Liverpool T.J. Fehr Birmingham Draper Stationer Charles Street Victualler H. Congreve Batten’s Terrace Peckham E. Munn Stanhope Terrace Hyde Park J. Why Holborn Hill H. J. Nixon Great Portland Street W. Chamberlain H. Laybourn Hartlepool- Durham J. Hil Durham R. Greenhow Wrexham Denbighshire J. Jukes Westbromwich Staffordshire J. Southern F. Peters Fawcett and Muir Hollingworth W.b.m.pherson Hextor G. Z. White Stone Mason T. Martin Pavement Moorfields W. Rolfe Therfield Hertfordshire J. Swallow Sen Halifax Yorkshire T. Wright Blackmoor Street Clare Market Cheeemonger J. Lumley Kirkby Fleetham Fencote J. F. Armstrong Blackheath China and Glass Lovatt and Taylor J. Green and Co Basinghall Street S. Newbould and Co Sheffield Reynolds and Woodhouse Dugcan and Jackson Hall and Wright Dudley Worcestershire Hamer and Jones Blackfriars Road Galloway, Bell,and Co Kingston Upon Hull Headly Sudbury Cambridge J. Holden

Royal Gazette notices honor and appointments broadside

The London Gazette lists queenly appointments in 1820 style: Major Henry Creswicke Rawlinson is named a companion of the Bath, Henry Sibley Hudson placed in the royal corps of gentlemen at arms, and Rev Reginald Hobhouse and Rev Join Lamont receive church rectory appointments. Also included are sheriff changes, militia major, dissenters marriage act registrations, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and other official notices across counties and cities.

London Blewitt Wallenace Reginald Hobhouse St. Ive Cornwall John Hope Join Lamont Crotch Kincardine Ross-shire Gustavus Aird Church of Scotland Crows Office Devizes William Heald Ludlow Wilts Thomas Henry Sutton Sotheron Bowden Park Wiltshire Sir Francis Burdett Errate Leicestershire Archibald Algernon Henry St. Mawr Lord Archibald Algernon Henry St. Mawr Barton Wolds Lord Archibald Algernon Henry St. Maur Burton County of Glamorgan Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry Battalion John Nicholas Lucas East Retford Nottinghamshire St. Wilfred’s Manchester Richmond Surrey Ducie E. Pither Hammersmith J. Simmons Hardingstone Northamptonshire S. Tarry Maseby W. Dawson Chesterfield R Pool W. Brown Waterloo Road T. Rolfe Great St. Helen's R. Williams New Brentford H. Rogers Melverley Shropshire J. Hargreaves Alias Bond Blackburn J. Pritchard South Row New Road W. Hinchcliff Marlborough Road Chelsea J. TI. Morgan Feckenham Worcestershire G. Taylor Prestbury Cheshire John Woodhouse J. Willey D. Bates Huddersfield C. A. Petterson Leeds T. Owen Liverpool W. South Whitgift Yorkshire J. Jackson Skipton J. Croft J. Davies Dyserth Flintshire W. Cooper Ryde Isle of Wight T. Bland Christchurch Monmouthshire D. White Glocester Place Walworth C. Nurse Maidstone J.laws Wells Street Cripplegate Mayes Ravensden Bedfordshire C.S. Shannon Bedford James Peachey Wellington-street St. Luke's W. Pierce Nottingham J. Campbell Boston Lincolnshire J. Hampson Hulme Lancashire J. Marsland Bradford B. Wood Mirfield J. Mantle I. Bremridge Hampton J. Bond C. T. Oliver White Hartcourt Bishopsgate Street H. C. Carpenter Cuborn Road Mile End B. Smith Northampton F. W. Winsor Trafalgar Street WW. Hemming Birmingham R. Bassum Hingham Norfolk J. Hands Atkins Leicester D. Armfield James Fryer Chorley Lancrshire W. Crockter Rochdale C. Knowles Gawsworth T. Leach R. Forrester Chatham G. Penny Totnes Devonshire H. Cope Old Radford W. P. Stokes Haberdashers’ Street Hoxton J. Bills West Ham Essex Norton Street Marylebone William Kington Newington E. C. Pulliblank E. Hooper Kensington Exeter J. Rhodes J. Faulkner Dover Street J. Milner Brook Street T. Amos Kingsland Road E. M. Marks Mortimer Street Cavendish Square Stanhope Street Regent's Park G. Field Bondcourt Walbrook R. Turner Almondbury Kirkburton T. Higginson J. H. Barry T. Lay Dudley R. Lang Birstal Tallow Chandler G. Nettleton Brompton Kent J. Harrison Brighton C. Marshall Old Castle Street Whitechapel G. Bishop St. Mary Axe F. W.E. Barandon Philpot Jane Bristol G. Holdsworth Halifax R. Hansworth Weymouth P. Georges Devonport J.R. Munden Barwick Somersetshire A. Webb G. Hood Brownhills Staffordshire J. Bate T. W. Jones Wellington Draper Wheldon Clothier A. Wells Wickford J. M.lean Sun Street Bishopsgate J. Dobson Old W. Read King Street Covent Garden H. Cotman Norwich A. W Victualler F. Peters R. Prince Pendleton J. Smakey Sneinton W. Dickinson Bexley Millwall Poplar J. Webster Shefield Preston Sussex Millers Edwarda and Foy Aldermanbury Purcell and Nicholls Brixton Battersea Wax Hhandlers Littledale and Co R. Aspinall Richardson and Holliday Barnes and Beswick Sunderland

Diverse trades listed in sequestration notice across Britain

A long list of firms and trades is provided in a Scotch sequestration notice, naming Graham Ellerton and Knell and numerous partners and businesses from Birmingham to Liverpool. The notice also records scotched sequestration dates for D Stocks of Cameron Bridge Fifeshire, a farmer, on February 19 and March 11.

Ellerton and Knell Lawrence Jane Hankey and Co T. Hankey Wilkinson and Adams Birmingham Harrison and Shuckford Greenwich Bradder and Wood Stafford Briercliffe and Co Bolton Adam and Pearson Bath Derbyshire E. and E. Grainger Dudley Worcestershire Mercers Sliper and Cerrick Little Britain Marrian and Reynolds Rands and Son Northampton E. and C. Margetts Liverpool Turner and ‘Hunt Chorlton Upon Medlock Lancashire Juiners Yeomans Standfield, and Co Sheffield Cattley and Co Cousin Lane Upper Thames Street W. J. Bryant Edgeware Road Hoyle and Sykes Huddersfield Linney and Tanner Alton Hants Hatfield and Brazilier South Molton Street Crosland

London Money Market Reports Mixed Stock Exchange Tilts

The report notes firm prices with modest advances in government and foreign securities, including Consols around 97¾, Indian stocks 277 to 279, and Spanish bonds showing partial recovery. Railways remain firm though flatting, Portugal shares slide on insurrection fears before modest recovery. Gold and exchange rates show London premium versus Paris and Hamburgh, with general market activity described as steady but uneventful.

Conavis Madrid Stock Exchange O'Connell London Commissioners of Savings’ Banks India Amsterdam Paris Bamburgh Hamburgh England New York Portugal Victoria Canton

London Markets Corn Exchange Wheat Prices Rise

London markets report small English wheat supply with Essex arrivals under average, improving condition, selling quickly at 2s to 8s per quarter advance. Foreign wheat in strong demand, with floating cargoes sold at higher prices. Barley shows moderate demand, oats held firm at prior prices, beans and peas steady. Latest quotations show mixed per quarter values across grains and malt.

Moxway Essex Kent Norfolk Suffolk

Arrivals Last Week At Market For Grains And English Flour

The market shows English wheat cleared Monday with no new arrivals. Foreign demand up but prices higher, sales confined to those in need at previous peak. Barley steady with distilling sorts slow. oats demand waning while factors hold prices. No change in other grains. bonded purchases discussed but often at lower terms.

Markets of Foreign and Colonial Goods Reported

The market section covers tallow tobacco tea and sugar with large stock levels and varied prices. It notes stock counts, weekly arrivals, and steady trend for Bed V.C. to ordinary grades, plus detailed prices for sugar coffee saltpetre pepper and cotton with multiple auctions and shifts in bids.

Bed V.C Ordi West Init Majin Ceylon Bray Bengal Mauritius

Births and Marriages Across Families of Moffat and Calcutta

BIRTH notices report a daughter born to the Hon. Mrs. Hope Johnstone of Moffat. MARRIAGES list Lieut. Richard F. Grindall in Calcutta marrying Susanna Bate of Exeter and Rev. Armitage Forbes in Dublin wedding Charlotte Lytton. DEATHS note Frances Julia Vernon in Nice, Elizabeth Jebb in Dublin, and Archdeacon Thomas De Lacy Meath. Also obituary of Archdeacon Hall and memorials to Harman of a historic banking family. details recount his career, death, and widow.

Calcutta Richard F. Grindall Bengal N.L Susanna James Bate Exeter Dublin Armitage Forbes Trewstone Meath Charlotte Edward Lytton Coleraine Nice Frances Julia Granville Harcourt Vernon Elizabeth Justice Jebb Tey Thomas de Lacy Dublin Evening Mail Drafh Arcuveacux Kirk Andreas Christchurch Oxford Puowerscourt Harman Lisbon Portugal Gurnell and Hoare Gurnell, Hoare Pitt Lord Liverpool Woodford Essex Europe Adams Court Broad-street

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