Practical proofs of Morison's Hygeian Medicines cure
Esther Cook reports six years of eyelid disease affecting sight, tried usual remedies, then Morison's Pills. She claims the pills healed her eyes and removed a severe quinsey, nearly fatal on several occasions. She states continued use of no other medicine.
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Morison
Cave of
Esther Cook
Public notice on Grimstone Eye Snuff business expansion
Public notice from the Crown land authorities notes Mr Grimstone’s premises at 484 Oxford Street following seizure of Broad Street property. It touts his Eye Snuff as a cure for eye and head ailments, lists testimonials from nobility and officials, and advertises canister prices and postal orders for orders.
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Her Majesty
Grimstone
Broad-street
Lords
Commons
Treasury
Duchess of Kent
G.J. Guthrie
F.R.S
J.B. Lachfield
Whitehall
Dr. Thomas
Andrews
Abernethy
Harpur-street
Leeds
Oxford-street
London
Auctioneers and merchants listed in May and June notices
A scanned page lists multiple names with occupations and May or June dates including May 31 for Williams and Wilson in Liverpool merchants, May 81 for R Champion furrier, June 4 for J E Bunker merchant, and numerous other entries of watchmakers, millers, builders, carriers, dyers, brewers, and various partnerships dissolved. Also Scotc sequestration for J Mathison fish curer with dates May 17 and June 7.
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E. B. Kilpin
Ryde
Southampton
Williams and Wilson
Liverpool
G. and
T. Francis
Cambridge
T. Baines
Bradford
J.C. Ferrie
Bedlington
Durham
J. Unsworth
Jeiner
G. Gibson
Murray and Brown
J. M. Bird
R. Brown and Sons
Prescot
Lancashire
R. Champion
T. Morris
Hackney
J. E. Bunker
Lower Shadwell
Manchester
Allinson
Fulham
Murry and Algar
Lower Thames Street
Froom and Son
Exeter
Strang and Webber
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
J. Mathison
Helmsdale
London Gazette May 14 1824 High Admiral appointments
The Queen appoints commissioners to execute the office of High Admiral of the United Kingdom and its dominions and grants knighthood to James Annesley. Also records Crown Office notices of MPs, military promotions, insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scotch sequestration with names and locations.
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London Gazette
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Robert Maunsell
Order of the Bath
Her Majesty's Navy
Greenwich Hospital
Edward Hawke Locker
Waitexatt
Charles Goodall
Dron
Perth
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War Office
1St Dragoon Guards
George Briggs
Purchase
Stuart
8Th Light Dragoons
Alan Spencer Churchill
Curden
James Vaughan Allen
Cornet
Churchill
5Th Regiment of Foot
George Renny
Scott
Archibald Edward C. Forster
Renny
7Th Foot
Charles Francis, Wedderburne
52D Foot
Stewart
Foot
Robert Blackall
49Th Foot
Stopford
Pies 24Th Foot
William Gustavus Brown
John Adrian Lutman
Cammillo Montebello Drew
25Th Foot
Charles D. Pogson
Birch
Filst Foot
Gustavus Adolphus Hariman
Pogson
John Thomas Watson Bacot
M'Gregor
47Th Foot
Willism Armstrong
M'Nually
George Perceval Drought
Armstrong
George Courtney Drummond Nangle
Drought
Charles Philip Joseph Stopford
Blackell
John Henry Fraser Stewart
Wedderburne
Sir Charles Shaw
Bicknell
Kristyn Thomas Nash
William Lawes Peto
Nash
1St Foot
Henry Farrant
Henry Dixon
Douglas Alexander Murray
Farrant
Frederick Sydney de Vere
Lane
Murray
94Th Foot
William Fisher
Aldworth
Thomas Crawford Poola
Fisher
George Dowpar Dhckens Cleveland
Oale
Cape Mounted ‘Riremen
Michael Rorke
Dettil Sigfrid Schonfeldt
Joseph Salis
Rorke
Louis Clare
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
Hosritan Starr
James M'Gregor
39Th Foot
Horniblow
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
United Kingdom
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England
Wales
Scotland
Bank of Treland
Ireland
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Marquis de Viluma
Spain
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Warrenant
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G.C
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Knt
William Bowles, Esq
C.B
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Henry Thomas Lowry Corry
Great Britain and Ireland
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
James Annesley
Madras Medical Establishment
Abingdon
Frederic Thesiger
Bryanstone Square
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Onorance
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Geary
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Benn
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Liverpool
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Holloway Road
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Devonshire
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Lancashire
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Derbyshire
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Reading
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Lamb
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Worcester
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Wolverhampton
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Glasgow
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Births and deaths in early 19th century notices
The column lists births at Kemp Town and St Marylebone, noting a daughter to the lady of Sir Gilert King and a son to the lady of Sir Wmn Follett. It also records marriages and notices of deaths across Dublin, Oxford, Colchester, Huntingdon, Bedford, Abergavenny, Galway Street, Kentish Town, Kensington, and Ealing, listing several prominent names and ages.
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Gilert King, Bart
Kemp Town
Wmn. Follett
M.P
Dublin
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Lady de la Bache
Kencott
Burford
Charles Loder
Oxford
Roger Nunn
Colchester
Paxton Place
Henry Peter Stanndly
Huntingdon
Bedford
Abergavenny
W.phillips Price
Ei.c
Civil Service
Galway Street
City Road
James Roberts
Fitzroy Place
Kentish Town
Robertson
Deaths of Sir John Lowther and M P Johnston Stir Widely
The Morning Herald reports the death of Sir John Lowther Bart at Swillington Hall Leeds aged 85, noting his parliamentary service for Cumberland and family ties to the Westmorland earls. It also notes the sudden death of Alexander Johnston MP for Kilmarnock, praising his reformist career and Liberal stance. Additional notices cover Mrs Magnay’s death in Liverpool and London mortality statistics showing a mild season with fewer respiratory deaths.
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Deary
Sir Joan Lowmen
Swillington Hall
Leeds
William Lowther, Bart
Swillington
Ann
Elizabeth Fane
John
Earl of Westmoreland
Earl of Lonsdale
Cumberland
John Henry
City of York
John Henry Lowther
Avex. Johnston
Alexander Johnston
Shieldhell
Kilmarnock
Rothesay
Johnston
Campertown
Ayrburgh
James Stuart
Argyll
Colquhoun
Killermont
Scotland
Scotch Reformers’ Gazette
A. Magnay
Captain Magnay
69Th Regiment
Liverpool
Ireland
Charles Magnay
Tre MertRopolis
London
Money Market and City Intelligence Summary
Monday evening trading showed Bank Stock and Eschequer Bills flat amid gaps in gains. Foreign and railway markets remained steady with limited stock exchange activity and cautious settlement preparations.
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India
Buenos Ayres
Chilian
Golembian
Amsterdam
Hatsbury
Paris
Birmingham
London Markets Corn Exchange Prices and Wheat Sale Hurdles
London markets report a slow Corn Exchange session with English wheat plentiful in nearby counties. A 1s per quarter price cut on top grades and 28s on second descriptions failed to clear many stands. Old foreign grain sold at last week's prices, new grain faring poorly. beans and peas active, oats held firm despite large supply and demurrage, minor reductions to clear cargoes. Latest quotations list wheat and barley around 46s 6d to 64s, beans 28s, Peas 28s to 39s, with various regional figures and a cautious market tone.
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Benin
Monda
Ireland
Foreign and Colonial Markets See Tea and Sugar Shifts
Market notes show tea deliveries rising to 722122lb last week while tea prices ease for some qualities. West India sugar sales advance slowly with Mauritius and Bengal lots traded, buyers wary of higher prices, and prices listed across brown grey yellow and white grades. Coffee in Ceylon remains steady with good ordinary sold at 43s, while pepper and saltpetre show mixed auction results and modest declines amid dull West India activity.
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Moxway
Spain
Olland
Germany
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Brown and Prey
Callee
Costa Rica
Dutton
America
Acadia
Ceylon
Prolific London Classifieds Notice at Strand Address
The notice directs advertisements and communications to be sent to No 357 Strand in London with printing details for No 58 Fetter Lane and mentions May 18. It records a property type or business registry in Holborn and Slrdele county, citing printed notices for proprieties and communications.
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Slrdele
St. Ings Nopers
Fetter Lane
Pf Andrew
Holborn
Ity
London
Jons Nunn
Strend
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