Disgraceful hoax targets young lady in York Place
A harmful prank unfolds as an unknown party sends eighteen party invitations in a York Place resident's name. A crowd floods a home with goods, a quad band arrives, and festive provisions are served, while authorities question landlady and others overSunday premises. Police remand a 16-year-old waiter for evaluation after an attempted drowning incident at Blackfriars Bridge. The piece also notes charity sermon for distressed printers, and local exhibitions and trade downturns.
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York-place
Hoxton
Finsbury
Musgrove
St. Clement's
Day
Blue Posts
Southampton
Charles Smith
Shakspeare Head
Drury Lane
Guildhall
Blackfriarsbridge
London
St. Michael-le- Belfrey
Thomas Myers
Richardson
Camidge
York Courant
Adelaide GalLery
M. E. M. Clarke
Clarke
Cupid
Psyche
Captain Barber
Kahamist
Shuttlecock
la Taglioni
Royal Polythecssic Institurioy
Polytechnic Institution
Smith
Wrench
Bosphorus
Constantinople
Weber
Oberon
Wallis
Leeds
United States
Manchester
House of Taylor, Boggs, and Co
Gardner,Boggs, and Co
Liverpool
East Indies
East
Bansanovs Mourpser
Hants
Winchester
Oung
Marchant
Adelphi Theatre
Chandler
Parker
Cow Cross
Brvennzey Town
Alderman Simpson
Home Secretary
Fossey
Daniel Boyes
Edward Page
Beadle
Thomas Sandwith
John Jackson
Charles Brereton
William Farrah
Bell Robinson
N. —York
Hygeian Dispensary Report from Exeter December 1841
Report from the Hygeian Dispensary details cures by Morison's Pills under R Tothill. Notable cases include Daniel Beedle cured of violent gouty symptoms after five weeks and May Gulliver healed of a three year ulcerated leg after seven months. Warning about impostors using Morison name and instructions to seek authentic Morison's Universal Medicines with stamped government mark.
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Thomas Moat
James Morison
London
Union-street
Borough
White Lion-street
Norton Falgate
Mile End Road
Castle-street
Leicester-Square
Wingrove-place
Clerkenwell
England
Scotland
Ireland
German States
East and West Indies
United States of America
Olloway
B. C. Brodie
Her Majesty
R. Dobson
Greenwich
John Elliotson
North L
Herbert Mayo
Middlesex
Hen. Travers
St. Thomas's
A. White
Westminster
J. Andrews
London Hospital
T. Callaway
R. Partride
J. Briggs
Lock Hospital
J. Malyn
W.C. Dendy
A. M. Wagner
Chancery-lane
Edward Binns
Prin
Jamaice
RB. Bright
Seamen's Floating Hospital
John Bishop
Pilcher
Surrey
A.C. Hutchinson
Royal Metropolitan
Strand
Temple-bar
Ratis
Itr
A. Corn-exchange
Fore-street
Exeter
British College of Health
Boshtree
Royal College of Surgeons
Andon
Ce Haree
Daniel Beedle
Keftton
Dévon
St. Sidwell's
Exeter Dispensary
Dis Budd
Eeeer
Richard Tothill
Csl
Heavitree
Tothill
Hamilton-place
New Road
Carlton
Commissioners of Stamps
Manly Vigour book promotes restoration from sexual debility
A promotional notice for Anly Vigour by C J Leess and Co claims the work offers guidance on sexual infirmities including gonorrhea and syphilis, with instructions for restoration. It cites endorsements from The Planet and The Magnet and lists London publishers and sales outlets, urging prospective readers to contact Lucas and Co at Newman Street for consultation with a £1 fee and strict anonymity.
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J. L Cunris
Courany
London
Bailliere
Royal College of Surgeons
Regent Street
Strange
Paternoster-row
Guest
Birmingham
Sawler
St. Ann’s-square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle
Liverpool
Venning
Grafton-street
Dublin
Durst
High-street
Edinburgh
Sun Evening Paper
Messrs. Curtis and Co
No. 7
Frith-street
Soho-square
R. and
L. Perry
Leeds
Wilson
Bishopsgate-street
Purkis
Compton
Perry
Messrs. Perry
Great Charles-street
Easttow
Albion-street
C.J
Risley
Lucas
Ew Bell
Mesers. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
Lords appoint new masters in Chancery and early 1842 notices
The Lord Chancellor names Luke Thompson Oliver Lann Hanbury Charles Sedgley and Alexander Samuel Craig as masters extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. The issue also reports the average price of brown sugar and lists bankrupts dividends certificates and partnerships dissolutions with many business names and locations across Great Britain and Ireland dated December 24 1841.
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London
Kripay
Hies
Luke Thompson
City of York
Oliver Lann Hanbury
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Leicester
Charles Sedgley
Manchester
Lancaster
Alexander Samuel Craig
Shrewsbury
Salop
High Court of Chancery
Great Britain
Henxery Bicknett
Shadwell
J. Fawkes
Beeston
Nottinghamshire
Rocer
T. Barnsley
Tipton
Staffordshire
J. Ford
Bristol
Cooper
W. Horsnaill
Dover
Carpenter and Joiner
T. Benrose
Spalding
Lincolnshire
C. Colls
C. Eye
R. P. Harris
Lombard-street
S. Price
Blackburn
Cashire
J. Davies
F. Bickerson
Plymouth
Pevonshire
B. Ingram
Beech-street
Barbican
J. Brown
Birmingham
M. A. Dunean
Oxford-terrace
Hyde-park
J. Fearnley
Ashover
Derbyshire
A. Hall and Co
Lancashire
Wood and Ashby
Tonbridge
Kent
Millers —Vw
Fr. Shaw
Derby
millers—Perkins and Henry
Northplace
Gray's-inn-road
Roe and Petty
Long War Office promotions in the British Army
The London Gazette lists dec 28 orders: Dragoons and Foot regiments promote officers by purchase or without purchase, fill adjutancies, and rename captains lieutenants ensigns across several regiments. Also signed commissions, insolvents, bankruptcies, dividends, and business dissolutions announced along with Scot sequesterings.
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London Gazette
2D Regiment of Dragoons
Donald John M. Macleod
Oue Hoag
Forde
Cornet
Edward Barnett
Purchase
Macleod
Henry Thomas Coward Smyth Pigott
Barnett
2D Regiment of Foot
Sir Charles Webb Dance
Royal York Rangers
Brough
George Dalhousie Joliffe Ruitt
C. W. Dance
Stanhope William Jephson
Raitt
George Grant Webb
Jephson
Henry Wahab Baird Cleveland
Webb
4Th Foot
William Crawley
Palmer
Paris Louis Grant Anderson
88Th Foot
Crawley
7Th Foot
William Hopson Hopson
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
Derise
Charles W.fupper
69Th Foot
Craigie
Henry Beckett Bertles
34Th Foot
Troubridge
10Th Foot
John Taylor Gorle
Cane
Jon Taylor
Gorle
16Th Foot
Lempster R. Elliot
Fairtlough
Robert Lawton
Elliot
26Th Foot
John William Johnstone
M'Donald
47Th Foot
Robert Battersby
Mair
57Th Foot
Henry Hill
Bate
David Edward Armstrong
Hill
Lachlan Nicoll MacLachlan
Armstrong
John M'Namer
Robert Collins Craigie
Tupper
79Th Foot
Robert Ferguson
MacDougall
Thomas John Reeve
Ferguson
Henry John Gordon
Reeve
Henry Jeff Sharp
Rishard Nugent Everard
Charles William Gore
Purchine
Sharp
William Fedwards
Gore
William Henry Weaver
Maswards
18Th Foot
Edmund Corbett
Royal Military College
Anderson
Sophies
West India Regiment
Charles Steevens
Geddes
George Cary
Steevens
Henry Agar
William O'Neill
Edinburgh
Hospital Starr
Robert Hope Alston Hunter
2D. Foot
John Mair
Battersby
Brewer
George Macdonald
Sierra Leone
Africa
Henry Jell Sharp
86Th Foot
Orvier
Ornance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Peter Desbrisay Stewart
Stopford
Conwy Palatine of Chester
King’s Regiment of Cheshire
Arley
Richard Brooks
Warburton
Tatton
John Langford Brooke
Leycester
R. Waters
Newport
Monmouthshire
T. Wooster
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Northumberland
T. Forty
Royal Hotel
Richmond
Surrey
C. J. Carttar
Greenwich
T. F. Balls
Vassal-road
Brixton
Profees Stevens
James-street
Limehouse
Jardiner
Cathay
Bristol
M. Marshall
Chew Magna
Somersetshire
Money Scrivener
S. Shingler
Liverpool
J. Close
Worcester
A. and
R. Procter
Kingston-upon-Hull
E. Whitney
J. Bedford
Hunslet Moorside
Yorkshire
G. Anton
G. D. Mitchell
Corn-exchange
Mark-lane
J. Green
Cheltenham
Draper
J. Silver
Hatton-garden
Silversmith
F. J. Appleford
Holborn-bars
A.G. W. Biddulph
S. Smith
Pedmore
Worcestershire
J. Price
Birmingham
R. Slack
Heafield
Derbyshire
R. R. Walker
R. J. Peel
Manchester
Seotch
R. Gibson
Bolton-le-Sands
Lancashire
Wilkins and Cox
Long-acre
Shaw and Blinkhorn
Squire and Waring
Warrington
J. P. Graggen
Chichester
Brooke and Sturmey
Bath
G. and
S. Grimmer
Burgh
Saint Peter
Norfolk
Halifax
Baker and Smith
Great Windmill-street
Haymarket
S. Lunn
Great Hampton
Gasquoine and Harris
Calico
J. Sheppard
Langley Burrell
Wiltshire
Walls and Temperley
Dartford
Kent
Wight
Burlinson
Bishop Wearmouth
Durham
Wassell and Co
Union Engine Foundry
Coseley
Staffordshire
J. Wassell
A. F. Christian
Dukestreet
Portland-place
Curll and Glover
Sutton-street
Soho-square
Croudace and Dunn
Cross-lane
City
Marlow and Gillson
Births and marriages from London society notes
A long list of births marriages and deaths from various London addresses and embassies. Entries include new daughters and sons for Grosvenor Square Milford Old Burlington Street Half Moon Street Park Road Regent's Park St Pancras Florence Paris and Mayfair households with dates in alt month. Notables include Lady Theresa Lister Captain Thornton R N Archibald Campbell Dennistoun and other titled individuals. The deaths record includes Frances Baroness Ongley Caroline Thick Maria Rixon and several others with ages and locales.
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Messrs
How and Parsons
Ngland
Lancashire
Cornwall
Savings’ Banks
Mr. Renoine
County of
Lancaster
W. C. Tartar
L.L.D
Revoine
Creswick
Ordnance Survey
Fleet-Street
London
Park Street
Grosvenor-square
Graham
Milford
G. Morris
B.N
Edward Bankes
Old Burlington-street
Aldis
Half-moon-street
W. E. Oliver
Alexander Sutherland
Fladger-street
Russell-square
George Parbury
Mecklenburgh-square
Henry Weston
Upper
Gloucester-place
Captain Thornton
R.N
Kent-house
Knightsbridge
Theresa Lister
West Hackney
Henry Nixon
Park-road
Regent's Park
Mary
John Brealey
Stoke Newington-common
St. Pancras Church
William Thacker
Euston-square
Helen
Charles Parbury
Seymour-place
Florence
Archibald Campbell Dennistoun
Robert Dennistoun
Dunbartonshire
Peter Vere
Grosvenor-place
Alexander Thomas Grist Manson
Magdalen College, Oxon
B.C L
Emily
Richard Samuel White
Gordon-place
Tavistock-square
St. George's
Hanover-square
Samuel Wyatt
Royal Artillery
Anne
J. Langley Bankes
Paris
M. Henri Herz
Malle
Blanche Lachmanow
Islington
Caroline Mary
James Thick
Largham-place
Frances Baroness Ongley
Covehouse
Cuninghame
George Cranstoun
Wiliam Cuninghame
Lainshaw
Laura Augusta Sophia
Nathaniel A. Austen
Ramagate
Leamington
V. W. J. Myers
Eltham
Kent
St. George's Terrace
Hyde Park
North
Charlotte Price
James Price
Park-street
Grosvenor Square
East Lavant
Chichester
Maria
Henry Rixon
Camberwell
Curzon-street
Mayfair
John Hungerford ,Penruddocke
Compton Chaimberlaine
Wilts
Teheran
Charles Scott
Sir Walter Scott
Blackford
Margaret Trotter
T. Trotter
Mortonhall
John Nicholson
John
Robert Chalmers
Ebury-street
Eaton-square
Frederick Blake
James Balaam
Clapham
Ihotstone-house
Bucks
Mary Anne
Philip Wroughton
Woolley-prk
Perks
Alesander-square
Brompton
John Batty
Seething-wells
Kingston-on-Thames
Catherine Julia
Robert Gregg
Printed notices from Strand 1812 publication
Printed at No 837 Strand Middlesex by Joan Norais of Fetterlane Holborn London and published for the Proprietors by the same at No 387 Strand. Advertisements and communications requested to be sent to the office. Saturday January 1 1812.
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Strand
Middlesex
Joan Norais
Fetterlane
St. Andres
Holborn
London
Joan Norrs
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