Bewleys Celebrated Ointment for Ringworms and Scalp Diseases
An 1837 testimonial asserts Bewleys Ointment cures ringworms and scald heads, used for 20 years with reported rapid, permanent relief. Sold in pots at 1s 14d by multiple London retailers including Chandler, Johnson, Biggs, Prout, Jones, M'Getrick, Richardson, M. O. Wray, and Stirling.
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Bewleys
Pps
Brandon-street
Walworth
G. Beacorm
Mr. Bewley
Chandler and Co
Oxford-street
Johnson
Ancient Almanac Fragments on Moon, Daylength, and Star Times
The text notes lunar phases with last quarter around 31 minutes after 5 in the morning. It records daylength increasing by 1 hour 44 minutes this month and 2 hours 2 minutes from the shortest day, along with morning and afternoon times for Hien Water and Saturn rising 27 minutes after 11 in the afternoon. It lists several clock-like annotations for Hien Water related to morning and afternoon times.
Correspondents conclude on property, remedies, and society
Letters advise on inheritance claims for children, medical cures, and legal matters. Notes mention coin entries for court access and historical inquiries, with guidance from readers and references to charitable societies and local Odd Fellows lodges in London.
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R. T
A. R.Z
Central Criminal Courte
B.S
Ludovico Duke of
Sir Richard Philips
Edward
W.C
Chnenicle
K. LN
IL. H
Edward Codrington
Manchester Union of Odd Fellows
London
Brown Bear
Southwarkbridge-road
Watte Horse
Contagion, air quality, and medical notices in a late 19th issue
Our Manchester correspondent discusses a lengthy case, air composition myths, and health guidance. Readers are urged to seek legible letters, consider public health measures, and note safety warnings on laudanum and sedatives.
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Manchester
Steynport
Macclesfield
Crito
Philo
London
Picot Ditch
New
Java
A. T
W. V
England
United States
Messrs. Baring
Jas
Christy
Naples
Elizabeth
Engravings of Princess Victoria to Be Delivered Friday
Specimen engravings of the portrait of Her Royal Highness Princess Victoria will be gratuitously presented to Weekly Chronicle subscribers and delivered to newsreaders on Friday, March 10.
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Victoria
Weekly Chronicle
Aristocratic Coalition Foreseen to Stem Democratic Reform
The Weekly Chronicle reports that leading Tories and Whigs discuss an aristocratic coalition to check democratic reform. Ministers may resign and a coalition could govern, with dissolution of Parliament a likely option and a general election favoring Radicals.
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Lord Durham
Russia
Debates at Freemasons Tavern Over Church-Rates
An 1830s crowd at Freemasons Tavern argued for preserving church rates as a national religion issue. Lord Ashley praised church taxation while dissenters were attacked as taxing others for church support. Clergy figures insisted voluntary funding would ruin religion, citing America as decay.
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Freemasons
Lord Ashley
Church of England
National Church
America
Gentleman
Pious boasts of church growth and royal politics
The text criticizes religious and political boasts, mocking calls for new churches and entitlements. It condemns Hoare’s push for a national church and criticisms of Louis Philippe, noting royal fear, exile risk, and the Duke’s imagined pursuit of military glory in Africa.
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Louis Philippe
Paris
Versailles
Africa
France
Bonaparte
O Connell Denies Using Derogatory Terms in Radical Debate
In a Lambeth Association interview Mr. O Connell rebukes claims of calling English Radicals low growling or Tory Radicals and says English Radicals showed sympathy but acted for Ireland. He dismisses critics, warns Radicals, and questions Roebuck Napier and Roekneck’s stance while asserting his own agitator leadership.
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O’connell
Lambeth Association
Ireland
O'Connell
John Russell
Mr. Rice
Mr. O’connell
Europe
England
Colonel Napier
Mr. Roekneck
Mr. Roebuck
Bath
General Evans Calls Guipuzcoa Residents to Free Pardon
General Evans issues a stirring proclamation to the inhabitants of Guipuzcoa offering a free pardon and restoration of privileges upon laying down arms. Reports from Constantinople note major earthquakes in Southern Syria with at least 15 000 dead, and a severe fire at Lowther Arcade in Strand destroys valuable books.
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Espartero
Suarsfield
Guipuzcoa
Tripoli
Tahir Pasha
Malta
Constantinople
Syria
Safad
Tiberias
Naplooz
St. Jean d’Acre
Coltman
Justice Gaselee
Salisbury
Burgess
Hampden
Regius
Oxford
O'Connell
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Lord F. Egerton
Liberal Party
Meunier
Lowther Arcade
Strand
Straker
Bedfordbury
Division of Police
Carrain Brunrén
Tattersalls Meeting Betting Declines Then Surges Close
Racing notes from Tattersalls show a flat betting middle session that rallied late with big backers for Lord Jersey's Brother Bay Middleton and Jereed while Caravan Mahometan and Dardanelles drew fresh support. Newcomers Lustee Victorine Cole Chadlington failed to advance and Chadlington later ran amiss after a strong earlier display.
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Tattersall’s
Monpay
Phantag
Mango
Dardanelles
Wintonian
Caravan
Troilus
Mahometan
Betti
3Lustee
Victorine Cole
Chadlington
John Day
Stockbridge
Jersey
Bay Middleton
Anson
Jereed
Gardner
Ealt
Wreford
Greville
Peel
Lord
Fiaken
Rawlinson
Jera
Defender
Treilng
Ba Middleton
Lord Chesterfield
Portland
P.P
Dawson
Mostyn
Lord Egremont
Robertson
Lucifer
Lord Jersey
Scott
Capulet
Waike
Gola
Middleton
Lagat
Lori Exeter
Osbaldeston
Lord Stradbrok
Sadler
Lords Debate Ends With Irish Corporations Halt
The House of Commons read the Gies land Bill a third time and then adjourned, while debate on the Municipal Corporations in Ireland bill continued with speeches by Sir James Granay and others. The Lords then took up the Wills Bill at second reading, with approval from several peers, before adjourning. The Commons did not meet on Thursday.
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Europe
England
Sir H. Davy
Hotse
House OF Commons
Ireland
James Granay
Francis Everton
Gentilemap
Torain
Welug
Scotland
Peninsula
Waterloo
United Empire
R. Apex
Mr. O'Connens
Lord J. Russell
House OF Lords
Lanepark
Real Property Commissioners
Auricer
Brovcham
Wynrorph
Cuancelier
Grand Juries
Lord Brovenam
Gopoxpiin
Canterbury
Geograpy
Lord Brovewan
Lord Godolphin
Lord Brougham
Mr. Farrand
Stafford
South Union Railway
F. Ecerroy
Lord Staning
Psex
J. Wrothsiy
James
Lord Saxton
Grisorne
P. Thompson
Lord Staney
Fielden
J. Russexn
Woon
Nobie Lord
Berkshire
D. W. Harvey
Hume
Southwark
Harvey
Beauxerton
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Working Men's Association
Crown and Aucoor Tavern
Robert Hartwell
W. Lovett
Hastings
Chronicle
J. Turner
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Illiam Oliver
Anti
N.B
Caneniece
Derby
Jewnst
Preter
Curzon
Dansy
Kim
Cuczen Street
Portsea
Hampshire Telegraph
Holt's
Gem of Romance
Lloyds Superior
Lloyds Penny
Fone Sholesale
James Bonney
Butcher-street
oTizea. Oe
Staffordshire
Pilgrim
Potteries
Dean
Fleet-street
Nottingham
Noittingham
Herbert Ingram
Nottingdione
H. Ingram
Chapel-bar
Worwich
Righes
Wexx Iy
St. George’s
J. Bridge Street
Norwich
News 3
Norfolk Street
Lynn
John Noward
Wisbech
North Walsham
Worfolk
E. Clare
Coltishall
Norfolk
R. Curtis
Loddon
S. Southern
Beeclea
Suffolk
Whittingham
Acre
J. Hastings
East Dereham
F. Leatherdale
Litcham
Wignall
Carrier
Downham
J. Phil
Joseph Tolliday
Crown-street
St. Ies
Hantingdame
Gayraonally
Orwich
ST. Paul's Church
Milner
Charles Monat
Albion House
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Birmingham
James Guest
Steelhouse Lane
Hetherington
Amusements Guide
Morning Chronicle
The
London Amusement Guide
Berger
Holywell-street
Joan Venser
United Church of England
T. Kelly
Paterroster Row
Simpkin, Marshall, and Co
IDD
George and
Hubert Cruikshank
Seymour, Ang
Bonner
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Lendon
W. Kidd
Tavistock-street
Covent-garden
Newington Green
Herring
Fleet Street
J. Emmett
Holvern -Hill
T. Emmett
Holbornhill
Cau
A. Z
Royle
Judd-street
Brunswick-square
Tlaches
Ade
DE Parquet
I. de Parquet and Cooper
Pavistrek-street
Covent-rarien
Ersons
East India Tea Company
Great St. Helen’s
Bishapegate-street
Deaning Hancees
Foster and CO
Oxord-street
FE Porquet
de Pargeet
F. de Porquet
Cooper
R.G
Nothinham-street
Marylebone
National
Red Lion Square
Messrs. Wheatly, Harvey, Montague, and Company
Holborn
Gordon
Japan
T. A. Gordon
King-street
St. Luke's
Lownon Bripa
Hieu Watter
Saturn
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