United States steamers to sail Liverpool to New York
The new government steamers planned for the Liverpool to New York run are said to be 76 feet broad, with a 70 foot beam target, drawing stock interest and prompting the Work Committee to consider the project. The article notes a Liverpool anchor and the Pax Warancoo affair surrounding the fleet plans.
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United States
Liverpool
New York
Oor
Stock Committee
Committee of Work
Liverpool A
Pax Warancoo Axxrormsany
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Arma
Prince Albert
Apsley House
Henley Regatta Features Eight-oared Races and Thames Club Defeat
Sporting Intelligence reviews Henley Regatta day with two eight-oared events and a four. Oxford rowers dominate the Grand Challenge Cup, beating Thames Club by seventeen seconds. Christ Church Oxford wins the Visitors’ Cup, Brasenose Oxford takes the Ladies’ Plate. Newcastle and Goodwood results noted, with multiple stakes summaries and odds. Two hundred jugs of mercury saved from a wreck also reported.
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University
London
Thames London Club
Oxonians
Oxford
Thames Club
F. Blake
J. Montagu
L. Stratton
E. Perceval
J. S. Robinson
F. Playford
E. Chapman
J. R. L. Walmesley
G. Walmesley
Berka
Ocen
Thames
Oxoniana
Christchurch
St. George's Club
Child of Hale
Brasenose
Cambridge
Trinity
Lost Day and Imprisonment Relief in 23 Years
A poetry fragment on loss of a priceless gem of a heavenly gift ends with a tearful reflection. An 1800s Somerset county report recounts Jeffers Harvey’s 23 years in jail for mortgage disputes, followed by a court discharge and potential claims by mortgagee representatives. The issue highlights local charity aiding Harvey’s release and notes public officers’ cost-free rules, with praise for the sheriff’s successor.
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Lidis A. Siacorner
Paradise
Jeffers Harvey
Wedmore
William Barrow
Wetmore
W. Barrow
Jeffre Harvey
J. Harvey
Tichester
Harvey
Edwards
Queen's Bench Court
Gane
A. Coombe
John Gilliam
Bartlett
Holbore
Quaratock
Taunton Courier
Manchester Exchange
Exchange
Manchester
Manchester and
Leeds
Hunt's Bank
Wheatstone
Victoria
Manchester and Leeds
Solive
Manchester Courier
Northwich
Liverpool
Jed
Albion
Napoleon
Marengo
Senn Delavo
Alexandria
Austria
M. Delago
Italy
Turin
Genoa
Galignant
Frightful Accident at Gravesend Works Causes Loss of Life
A severe collapse at a railway arch over Great Russell Street in Southwark caused by the removal of timber supports led to multiple fatalities and injuries. The dead are Mary Twisleton, 44, and Frederick Messenger, 54, with several others severely hurt and rushed to Guy's Hospital. An inquest was opened, hearing from witnesses about the construction and subsequent failure, and noting weather may have weakened the mortar.
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James C. Carter
No 12
Arundel Street
Strand
Braine
Carter
Thornbury
Gloucestershire
United States
England
Singapoor
Vauxhatt
Vauxhall Gardens
Gallery of Arts
Yourhall
Wardell
Aspinall
Trant Valley Railway
Tame
Tamworth
Dee
Chester
Worcester Journal
OgaTauchon
Storp's
Galway
Eulalia
Sebastian
Havanoa
Newport
Stockton
Powgrnoy
James Dell Ewer
Lambeth
Barnes
London
Richmond
South Western Railway Company
Ewer
Andrew Smith
South Western Railway
Barres
Norton
Wacexer
L Street
Lucretia Wilkinson
Heo- Gricke
John Barnett
Heritage
Dor
Broughton
Jotees
Borat Tratun Opuni
Covarr’ Ganpey
I Due Foscari
Fretimo
Grisl
Increata
Mario
Jacopo
Ronconi
Doge
Ube Muelo
Lucretia
Grisi
Lucrezia
Byron
Verdi
Pia
Marion Jacopo
Ronconis Ainging
Adelphi Theatre
West Indies
Wright
Lambert
Boyce
Paul Bedford
Turfy Goodwood
Wallace
Meritans
Garoasse
Neville
Seine
Jean
Garouase
Garousse
Garounse
Berville
Mr. Fredericks
Madame Petard
Marie
Madame Povard
Webb
Vauxsart
Dingle
Giovannis
Lepurellna
Srishman
Briatol Asiror
Far West
Fort Garry
Hudson's Bay Territory
Sth
Oficer
Rocky Mountains
M. van
Gevere
Thumpsant
Pamberth
Ott
Clarendon
Bia
Gebert Blane
Seven O'Clask
North Kent
London and
Gravesend
Great Bussell Street
Partica
Great Russell Street
Greenwich
Croydon
Brighton
Dover
Guy's Hospital
Fustues Parriculans
Russell Street
Bermondsey
Mary Twisleton
Newington Causeway
Bristol
Frederick Messanger
Paris Street
St. John’s
Horsleydown
Aronday
Frederick Messenger
Mary Twinleton
Southwark
William Carter
St. John's Workhouse
George Hooper
M 179
Charles Smith
Maltby Street
Malley Street
William Honoghbroo
Mr. Dawson
Thomas Dunner
Aromatic Regenerator Promises Hair Growth and Health
An 18th century promotional note touts an Aromatic Regenerator said to restore hair, prevent loss and graying, and relieve head pain. It cites noble testimonials and a pamphlet by inventor Roy W. Grimstone, with wholesale agents listed in London and Edinburgh for both retail and government-stamped sales.
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Roy W. Grimstone
Highgate
London
St. Paul's Churchyard
Butler
Cheapside
W. Sutton and Co
Bowd Churchyard
F Daobustan
Carnhill
Messra
Langton
Brothers
Anists
Aos
Thames Curece and
Scott
Drew and Hayward
Great Trinity Jane
Edinnorgi
Meaars
J. Sad R. Raimes and Co
Leith Walk
The Attainment of Health by James Cockle Surgeon Apothecary
A Victorian health treatise emphasizes health as the ultimate blessing and warns against over medicine. It advocates simple diet and steady digestion, promoting Cockle's Compound Amoibilious Pills and allied works for sexual health, debility, and restoration with medical guidance from London addresses and publishers.
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James Cockle
Thomas Brown
Cockle
MANBOOD CURTIS ON MANUED DISEASES AND RESTORATION
A Victorian medical pamphlet advertises Manbood Curtis on manhood and generative diseases. It promotes an illustrated 31st thousand edition with guidance on nervous debility and restoration, addressed to youth and aging patients, with endorsements from several periodicals and a list of London and Liverpool booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Perry
Strange
Caterooster-row
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Purkiss
Compton Street
Soho
London
Fetter
Messtrs. Perry
Berners Street
Oxford Street
ILL. Curtis and CO
Frith Street
Bolo Square
Naval and Military Gazette
Mannoop
Masuooo
J. L Cuatts
Curtis
United Service Gazette
Paternoster Row
Havesy
Oxford Streets
Mann
Cornhill
Sawler
St. Annie
Manlheater
Philip
South Castle
Liverpool
Campbell
Ape Argyle Street
Glasgow
Hicbinson
Greenald Street
Curtis and Company
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River Ouse
St. Ivan
Sporting Intelligence
Tattersall
Monpar
Northumberland Plate
Conspiracy
Grimston
Blackbird
Goodwood
Op Stoltz
Milliner
Martext
Desperandum
Corsican
Bulding
Nosruzey Denpy
Newcsstle
van Tromp
Nozrsum Bearaxp Prate
Robertson
B. Greco
Lord Eglinton
L. Fox
Aleikiam
Igoo
C. Monck
Saipsbury
Duke of Richmond
Lord Chesterfield
Isaac Day
Colonel Ansen
Mangan
Farnham
J. Day
the Hero
G. H. Moore
M. Aumont
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Pedley
Jobo Day
Stephenson
Merry
Watts
H. Osborne
Tyrone
F. Clarke
Newcastle
Mr. J. Scott
F. Butler
Mr. Allen
Campbine
Lord Belinton
J. Marson
Lord Zealand
Helias
Dawson
le Comte
Bellenden
Hatherley
Jock o'Hezeldean
the Prince
Miss Cobden
S. Erskine
Selby
Surtees
Lord Glasgow
Tbs Provost
Nath
Ridley
Barnton
Taylor
George Stephenson
Yea
Jack Horner
Barry
Gatewood
Bratandorf
Lord Gleagow
Aave
Mr. Dawaon
St. Leon
Tim Whiffer
Prince
Inbersress
Morpeth
Red Robin
Pilgrim
Bildeo
Tom Tough
Dictator
Hannah Raine
Glenwbelt
Eryx
Escotters
Copsaror
Mr. Brooke
Mr. Carson
Cartwright
Lord Zetland
Holias
Longataff
the Alderman
Mr. Pedley
Tausis
Mr. Robertaun
Trojan
Nassau
Mexico
Buena Vista
United States Topographical Engineers
Vera Cruz
Akry
The
American Statesman
New York Journal
Samuel La’mert
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries Hall
Tila
S. Gilbert
Gana
Paternoster-row