Millinery Assortment of Straw Bonnets at J Simmons
An elegant assortment of straw bonnets and hats announces youthfully stylish shapes. Prices cover Paris Chip Hats, Leghorn bonnets, Tuscans, Honeycomb, Rutland, and cane forms with durable quality guaranteed. Trade and country dealers welcome at 20 King William Street London Bridge.
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Paris
J. Simmons
King William Street
London-bridge
Cannon-Street
Frampton's Pill of Health advertised by Prout London
An old medicine advertisement touts Frampton's Pill of Health as a cure for stomach and bowel disorders. It claims to restore liver and bowel function, relieve headaches and dizziness, and aid women and elderly users. Sold by T Prout at 229 Strand London with prices 14d and 2s 9d per box.
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Strand
Temple-bar
Frampton
T. Prout
London
Lair
Luton
Bedfordshire
Phillips
Mr. Prout
Blair
Richard Stone
Sugar Loaf
London-road
Thomas Prout
United Kingdom
R. Hamilton
Simpson and Co
Mile End
Sanger
Hannay and Co
Oxford Street
Johnston
Cornhill
Hallows
Islington
Prout
Tolland's Balsam of Spruce Promises Cough Remedy
An advertisement touts Tolland's Balsam of Spruce as a cure for coughs colds influenza incipient asthma and consumption. It claims rapid relief within an hour and asserts many long standing asthma and consumption cases improved or cured. Sold by multiple vendors including Hallett Sanger Prout Johnston at various London locations. Price 14d per bottle.
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C.J
Ihe
Sevresy
Ew Bell
Welly
Messrs Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
London
Tolland
Holland
W. Hallett
High Holborn
George and Blue Boar Inn
Sanger
Prout
Strand
Johnston
Cornhill
Kingdom
Testimonial for Borthwick's Tincture Cure of GovT
A group of signatories from London and surrounding districts endorse Borthwick's Tincture as a superior remedy for GovT disease. They claim rapid symptom relief, general health restoration, and warn testimonials should be genuine. Sold by Mr. Borthwick at Hatton-garden and retailers nationwide.
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Borthwick
Francis Egerton
Annals of Medicine
Mercury
Bark
James Vere
Oxford Terrace
Hytde-park
Thomas Fleetwood
Hattonwall
Wm. Allen
Yorkshire Stingo
J. Garment
Connaught-terrace
J. Tozer
City-road
James Haworth
Hatton-garden
Dividends and certificates list of merchants and tradesmen
A dense catalog of names and trades including agents, shoemakers, stationers, wine and spirit merchants, chandler, woolen-cloth merchants, and others. It records dividends with dates from June 17 to June 28 and certificates dated June 17, plus dissolutions of partnerships, Scottish sequestrations listing several firms with dates in June and July.
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Ance
Wm. Gooding
Chatham
T. Dykes
Broad-street
St. Giles's
C.pendlebury
Bury
Lancashire
F. Davis
Weymouth
G. Hatton
Liverpool
J. Dawson
Huddersfield
W. Heywood
Basinghall Street
City
Manchester
T. Evans
Welshpool
Montgomeryshire
Oswestry
Salop
Draper
C. Homer
Sen
Dudley
Worcestershire
M. S. Schlesinger
Strand
W. Collis
Dunmow
Essex
T. Hughes
Compton Bishop
Somerset
A. and
F. Rogers
Finchlane
Cornhill
W. Wilcocks
Bracknell
Berkshire
C. Vandergueht
Quadrant
Regent-street
D. Clark
New Broad-street
W. Newsome
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
W. Maxey
Royal Leamington Spa
Warwickshire
Corn Ani
J Hardcastle
Birmingham
J. and
I. Cotter
Toxteid‘park
T. and E. Taylor
Rawmarsh
J. Gibbs
Great Yarmouth
J. Girry
H. H. Downman
Kilwelly
Carmarthenshire
Hallett
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Cunard and Ingram
New Broad Street
F W
Gough
Pencewbe
Herefordshire
Chapman
J. Crighton
W. Darlington
Dod and Bent
Richescourt
Lime Street
J. Buckett
Great Bourton
Oxfordshire
C Graydon
Saint Ann’s Place
Limehouse
T. Hurrell
Clay-street
Walthamstow
J. Calverley
the Abbey
Knaresborough
T. and
C. Steedman
Kouglas, Whineley, and Co
Cracken and Hillman
Leicester
Tt. Skinner
Fordingbridge
Southampton
Hall and Gardner
Sunderland
Cooper
Barnard Castle
Harper and Pratt
Warwick
Hlardey and Stephenson
Kingston, upon-Hull
Roberts and Wellings
Searle and Debonaire
Sun Street
Bishopsgate-street
Procers
Greaves and Co
Cockspur-street
Haigh and Crow
T. Casson
Fernandes, Dunn, and Co
Wakefield
C. and J. Shield, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, spirit-merchants—Naylor, Merrall
Harkers
Bradford
Yewdalls, Prokinson, and Co
Exholt
T. Barton
J. Molyneux
L. Spencer
Preston
J. Wilthie
Union-place
Edinburgh
Wise and Co
Bridegate-street
Glasgow
J. Allardes
Boynsmill
Forene
Aberdeenshire
C. Arthur and Sons
Kirkaldy
J. Millar
Fifeshire
W. Brown
Airdrie
Messenger At Arms
Queen appoints duchess and viscountess to bedchamber
London notices record the Queen naming Charlotte Duchess of Norfolk and Charlotte Viscountess Canning as ladies of the bedchamber in ordinary, replacing resignations. The same issue lists consular appointment for Timothy Darling in Nassau, with various military appointments, insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividends, partnerships dissolved, and Scottish sequestrations.
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London Gazette
St. James's Palace
Charlotte Duchess of Norfolk
Sarah
Lady Lyttelton
Charlotte Viscountess Canning
Susan Countess of
Thomas R. Lyster
Jervois
Reading
Berkshire
G. Biggs
Lower Thames-street
G. Gibson
Ratcliff Highway
Simmons and Brook Docksead
Bermondsey
J. Stanford
Hall Mall
T. V Johnson
Wood Street
Chapside
Rib
J. Trubshaw
Stafford
T. Jackson
King's Lynn
Norfolk
J. Hare
Taunton
T. Morris
Newbridge
Glamorganshire
Union Court
J. Buckton
Darlington
G. Morrison
Nottingham
J. East
Kingsthorpe
Northamptonsahire
E. Bailey
Mountstreet
Grosvenor Square
J. Benson
Birmingham
Clothier and Moody
Castle-street
Bloomsbury
Whitworth and Macfarlane
Manchester
Runcorn and Gregory
Manuall and Tennant
Penrith
Cumberland
Grocers
Griffiths and Co
Smethwick
Staffordshire
I. Gribbs
Patent Rivet Company
Johnston and Hartley
Hull
G. and J. Adams
Lewes
Sussex
Sherratt and Draper
Macclesfield
Postlethwaite and Co
Kirkby Irelett
Lancashire
Grange-moor
Huddersfield
G. Smith
Keighley
Yorkshire
Bond and Co
Phillips and Ronald
Liverpool
Allardes
Raich and
Forgue
Aberdeenshire
Catte
J. Fraser
Markioch
Fifeshire
T. Dun
Edinburgh
P. Rattray
Glasgow
J.W. Lyon
Smith
Grangemill
Forfarshire
R. Jack Paisley
Rev.a. Nisbett
Deaths in Scotland and London detail rabies case and losses
A melancholy notice from Auchinleck reports a farmer’s rabid dog biting a fourteen year old daughter and others before being killed. The girl later died after a painful illness. The piece calls for stronger public controls on dogs to prevent such tragedies. Ayr Advertiser notes an inquest at the Royal Sovereign on Anne Gray aged 48, finding death from complications of tight lacing. The rest lists obituaries across Britain: many aged 60 to 101, including Sir Arthur Chichester and others, with dates and places across Granada, Dublin, Chesterfield Street, Ennistymen, Dingle, and Edinburgh.
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H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Ublic
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
F.R.S
James Wilcockson
Nottingham
W. Grimstone
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
London
Holland
Wilcockson
Annis Zenia Massentia
P. S
Cartiox
King Street
Long-acre
J. . Curtis and Company
Consulting Surgeons
Balliere
Medical Bookseller
Regent Street
Barth
Brydges Street
Strand
Strange
Paternoster-row
Guest
Bail-street
Birmingham
Sawler
St. Ann’s-square
Manchester
Philip
Drummond
High-street
Edinburgh
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho Square
Durncouner
Auchinleck
Ohn Boswell
Galston
Ulas
Ayr Advertiser
Baker
Royal Sovereign
Bluegate-fields
St. George's
Anne Gray
Mary Anne Heley
Garratt
Brompton
Northallerton
Joseph Bell
Temple Newsam
Michael Scndefield
Gayles
Richmond
Yorkshire
Robert Woodward
James Dunne
Portarlington
St. Kitts
Ralph Brush Cleghorn
Nevis
Agnes
Arthur Maginnis
Kneckmore
Lisburn
Greenlands
Bucks
Sir Arthus Chichester, Bart
Youlston
Devonshire
Chesterfield-street
Warde
John Warde
Squerries
Willoughby W. Bowers
Marine Society
Ennistymen
Co. Clare
Dea
Martha
W. Dallaway
Gloucester-terrace
Chelsea
W. Dew
Weston-enper-Mare
A. J. Laisne
Eaton-square
Plymouth
Eter Inmanuel Sclew
Frantic Paris Reform Talks and Sugar Trade Decline
A distressed review of European politics notes failed reform efforts in France and Belgium, with England wavering on the seven-wire treaty. It laments government inaction on sugar duties, Caribbean trade disruptions from Martinique, and a shrinking money market. Bank of England liquidity eases rates to around 34 percent as cash supplies tighten.
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Franee
Belgium
England
Martinique
Goyen
Bank of England
Advertisements and Communications Office Notice 1842
Printed at No 337 Strand Middieses by Js Norxis No 53 Fetterlane parish one Andre Holborn City of London Published by Join Norris at the Office where all Advertisements and Communications are to be sent Saturday June 4 1842 gest
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Victor Ug6o
Spectre Barber
Spectre
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Pulteney-street
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Wellington-street North
Joseph Gillott
Oseph Gillott
Joseph Gillett
Joseph Gil
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Graham-street
Gracechurch-street
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Orison
Medical Dissenter
Field
Lofts
Park-place
Mile-end-road
William Jackson
Butler
Cheapside
King-street
Messrs. Hannay
Hugo Holborn
Good
Cambridge-street
Edgeware Road
James Ellen
Hand-court
Holborn
Chapel
Lombard-street
J. Rainer
New-road
St. George's-in-the-East
Batten
Clapham
Lincoln
Finchley
Law
Groc
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Tottenham-court-road
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Loose
Sloane-square
Baldwin
Great Tower
Morison
Britishollege of Health
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
King's Cross
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Royal Academy
Trafalgar-square
Wellington-street
W. Strange
Gracechurch Street
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Payne
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Hosterlane
Holborn Bars
Cox
Bennett's Hill
Doctors Commons
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Humane Society
R. Wilson
Rosecourt
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St. Luke's
Aragpie
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Blackfriars
Association For Life Assurance
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J. Malyn
W.C. Dendy
A.M. Wagner
Edward Binns
MD R. Bright
J. Howship
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G. Pilcher
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Leeds
Stange
Wilson
Purkis
Compton-street
Soho
Jackson and Co
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Bull-street
Buckton
Briggate
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Perry
Messrs Perry
Great Charles-street
Easttow
Albion-street
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Londod
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