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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 01, 1842

Page

6

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.

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.

Morison 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.

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.

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.

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.

England 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.

Strand Middlesex Joan Norais Fetterlane St. Andres Holborn London Joan Norrs

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