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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1842

Page

8

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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