New English Editions of Paris Works Announced by Dugdale
Just published in one volume 636d sewn or 63 handsomely bound FPHE MYSTERIES OF PARIS freely translated from Eugene Sue. It contains 960 pages and over 60 illustrations at the cheapest price. Also Paul de Kock works in English with prices listed and a catalogue available from W Dugdale 16 Holywell Street Strand.
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Charles Knight & CO
W. L. Ruam
Winkfield
Berks
Thomas Ensxine May
House of Commons
Knight
Shakspere
Macsere
Cortolanus
Julius Cesar
William Shakspere
Charles Knight
W. Harvey
Henry Lorn Brovesam
Society For the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
James Micaresores
Joan Maccrecor
Board of Trade
Ludgate-street
Paris
Eugene Sue
Paul DE Kock
Barber of
Gustavus
Georgette
James
Raymond
Tourlourou
Indiana
George Sand
W. Dugdale
Holywell-street
Strand
Robinsons Patent Barley and Groats Ad
Robinsons Patent Barley and Groats touted by the Faculty and royal patronage as pure, easily prepared nourishing foods for infants and invalids. Stirling’s Stomach Pills promoted for digestive and systemic health with claims of broad efficacy and royal warrant.
Public dispute over Lieutenant Campbell lunacy case at Thames court
A verbose letter excerpt challenges misstatements in the Thames police court report about Lieutenant A Campbell and a Quakeress. The author accuses motives, cites witness remarks, and urges correction, alleging coercion and mistreatment while naming Mary Cattell and Lord Ashley in defense of the widow Champ.
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Dispatch
Morning Advertiser
M. Cattell
Chronicle
Thames
A. Campbell
Ballantine
Campbell
Pelham
Lieutenant Campbell
M. C
Queen-street
Westminster
Times
Preston
A.C
Amelia
Liverpool
London
Piemnaty
Simple health through moderation and nature's lessons
The article argues health rests on simplicity and temperance, cites Dr Thomas Brown, and notes Cockle's Antibilious Pills as a long recommended remedy praised by Sir Astley Cooper and Mr Abernethy, with London backing since the late eighteenth century.
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Thomas Brown
Cockle
Astley Cooper
Abernethy
New Ormond-Street
London
Royal appointments and military promotions listed
The Queen appoints William Lyon to the gentlemen at arms on Lord Forester's nomination. Sir Thomas Fremantle is named secretary at war. Numerous promotions by purchase and brevet in the 6th to 85th Foot and related regiments follow, including captains, lieutenants, and adjutants, with transfers and exchanges noted. Also listed are militia appointments, Chancery master, sugar price, insolvency, and bankruptcies.
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St. James's Palace
Lord Forester
William Lyon
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms
Vaughan
Wurtrexatt
Thomas Francis Fremantle, Burt
Orrick
Regiment of Dragoons
Henry Dalrymple White
Purchase
Thompson
Frederick Wellington
John Fitz Wygram
White
8Th Dragoons
George Lockwooll
75Th Foot
Cooper
10Th Light Dragoons
John Wilkie
Wood
Francis Leigh
Wilkie
Charles Henry Spencer George Lord Garrard
Leigh
Mth
Regiment of Foot
William Chambre
Bisshopp
18Th Foot
William Tyrrell Brace
Graves
Richard Henry Farrer
Bruce
Robert Halahan
Farrer
William Draper Mortimer Best
Young
William Henry Cooper
Sth
Lockwood
John Augustus Keyt
Lethbridge
Charles Hamilton Aide
Kent
59Th Foot
Alexander M'Geachy Alleyne
Mills
Arthur Edward Malloy
Alleyne
Uxatracitep
Cecil Bisshopp
11Th Foot
Thomas Henry Browne
Halfpay
Foot
Robert Blacher Wood
My Pechase
Sussex
George Henry Charles Green Lennox
George Henry Charles Gordon’ Tanta
T . Middlesex
West Middlesex Regiment
George Stevens Byng
John Hewens
Wwrkenatt
John Price
Shrewsbury
Salop
High Court of Chancery
Enry Dicknell
Grocers
O y.—Gri
Hall
Omapan Yy Greens
T. Brand
Stamford Street
Blackfriars Livery
C. S. Sweeny
Albion
Place
Hyde Park Square
Apothecary
J. Briginshaw
Bellinn Wandstworth
Publican
E. B. Lamb
Burton Crescent
St. Pancras
S. Banks
Ipswich
Vietualler
R Masterman
Trinity
Diverse Trades Listings and Dissolutions in 19th Century Notices
Street and public houses listed along with various tradesmen and merchants across London and regional towns. Dividends and partner dissolutions are noted for banks, importers, sewing cotton manufacturers, piano makers, masons, merchants, ironfounders, paper mills, and other firms with dates in June. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS cite coaches, cattle dealers, and spirit dealers with May and June dates.
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Southwark
P. and
J. Cattaneo
Reigate
Surrey
Lewellers
T. W. Younghusband
Upper Belgrave Place
Lombard Street
Bill Brokers
Laurier and Lock
Wood Street
W.h.frearson
Cheapside
J.h.baughen
Suffolk Street
Pall Mail
I. H.R. Mott
Pall Mall
J. Southern
Birmingham
G. Hawkins
Bristol
Mason
W. W. Tait
Liverpool
J. Richardson
B. J. Wood
Optician
Marks and Barnett
Humberston
Messieurs S
R. Polack
Manchester
T. Lucas
Brampton
Derbyshire
E. Wilcock and Co
Ulverstone
Lancashire
H. New
Swinton and Hogg
Moorgate Street
City
Butler, Brothers
Lionel Street
Hockley and Salter
Winckworth Place
City- Road
Albert and Burch
King William Street
Hoopers and Ebbels
Exeter
J. L. Ebbels
Reeve
Cooper
East Dereham
Norfolk
Brownhill ‘and Co
Newburgh
Goodwin and Co
Leek
Staffordshire
Clark and Co
Coaley and Harmer's Mills
Gloucestershire
W. Cross and Co
Simpson and Lawton
Burslem
A. Smith
Paisley
J. Craik
Netherton
Forfarshire
D. Craik
Auchnacree
Balgarrock
D. Black
Dundes
J.R. Pidding
George Yard
Finchley
S. Brown
Oxford Street
R. Hone
Hatton Garden
J. Bourne
Norton In the Moors
A. Bower
Basford
T. Pearce
Stone
J. Brown
Weymouth
H. R. Osborne
Truro
W. Comer
H. Clapham
T. Norman
Penketh
B. Berrill
N. N
R. Solly
Rowley Regis
Sheffield
F. J. Pegler
Reading
P. Phlllipe
Southampton Street
Covent Garden
S. Ruffell
Greenwich
J. Game
Long Melford
Suffolk
W. Ball
Goodge Street
Tottenham Court Road
Cavendish Square
Parker and Handley
Sulcot
Maldon
Essex
Ellins and Smith
Droitwich
Parker and Sattle
Leeds
Robinson and Co
Charles Street
Drury Lane
A. Robinson
Hannon
Kempshall
Durham
Brentford
Hammersmith
J. Kempshall
Huughes and Co
Rotherhithe
Broadbents and Harrison
Roundhill
Bradford
Yorkshire
Flashman and Killick
Dover
T. and
T. Lee
Puzey and Streeter
Lisson Grove
W. and
J. Bawden
Tyler Street
Regent Street
J. M’coll
Glasgow
A. Wilson
Edinburgh
R. W.hume
Leith
Royal gazette notes appointments and insolvency listings
The London Gazette lists: Bernhard Hebeler named consul general for the Grand Duke of Hesse in the UK, military promotions in the Royal Artillery and Durham Militia, and Hungerford Yeomanry changes. It includes numerous declarations of insolvency and bankruptcies, dividend announcements, certificates, and dissolutions across multiple towns and trades.
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London Gazette
Foreton
Orrice
Bernhard Hebeler
United Kingdom
Grand Duke of Hesse
Orrice of
Onpnancz
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Robert Miller Mundy
Murray
Michael Shrapnel Biddulph
Mundy
County of Durham
Llandebie
Carmarthenshire
J. E. Ball
Bedminster
Bristol
G. H. Jackson
Camden Town
Katharine Ellesse
Soho Square
R. Bickerton
Wenlock Street
Old Street
St. Luke's
Proctor's
T. Chad
Hanley Castle
Worcestershire
J. Ross
Calverley
Yorkshire
J. Stubbin
Marsh
Jobson Blakey
Bradford
C. Dugard
Richmond Road
Dalston
T. Williams
Llanswrog
Denbighshire
W. Sanderson
Almondbury
J. M'Hardy
East Teignmouth
Devonshire
Charlotte Dowling
Great Russell Street
St. Giles's In the Fields
S. Chadwick
W. Payne
Aston
Birmingham
J. Gardner
A. H. Attwater
Exmouth
J. Wills
J. Limb
Chesterfield
P. Williams
Drury Lane
W. B. Seabrook
Little Warley
Essex
C. Coles
Cleveland Street
Fitzroy Square
R. Crankshaw
Egerton
Within
Barton
Lancashire
R. F. Smith
Harrison Street
Gray's Inn Road
T. Knight
Newick
Sussex
J. J. Clark
Thornton Street
Dockhead
R. Sharp
Gilbert Street
Grosvenor Square
W. H. A. Cole
New Church Road
Camberwell
J. W. White
Upper Norton Street
A. Newark
Oxford
M. Hurst
Manchester
G. Howe
Sheffield
J. Cobb
Goole
J. C
Hudson
Burley
W. Young
Monyera Street
Hoxton
H. Manwaring
Worcester
G. Powell
North Birkenhead
Cheshire
M.edmonds
Meadow Place
South Lambeth
H. Weaver
Towcester
Northamptonshire
W. Hatswell
Portland Terrace
Walworth Common
Thomas Holle
Sandwich
Kent
Francis Wright
Peterborough
J.smith
J.w.monteath
Toxteth Park
P. Nicol
Jun
Lincoln
R. Cripps
Miserden
Gloucestershire
L. R. Mackintosh
Cleeve
H. Gore
Belvedere Crescent
Pedlar's Acre
W. Coker
Loddon
Norfolk
R. Winch
Herne-Bay
J. Doughty
Cambridge
W. W. G. Norman
King Street
Bloomsbury
Gathercole
Deptford
Marriages and Deaths Reported Amid Society Notices
The column records the Melgund Hislop wedding at St George's Hanover Square with a lengthy guests list. It notes another Swansea church marriage of James William Logan to Jane Sophia Stephens. Adials announce the deaths of Admiral Lalande General Count Durocheret and Hon Charles Wortley, plus Lady Elizabeth Lowther.
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Lord Melgund
Earl of
Thomas Hislop
Wilton Crescent
Earl and Countess of
Minto
J Russell
Lady Chichester
Lady Northesk
Lord Auckland
Eden
G. Eliot
Nicholson
F. Nicholson
J. Mackenzie
Euston Stewart
A. Drummond
W. Hewson
James William Logan
73D Regiment
Jane Sophia
Richard Stephens
Swansea
Lalande
Chamber of Deputies
Count Durocheret
Ministry of War
M. Mahérault
Galignani
Wortney
Charles Wortley
Lord Wharncliffe
Grosvenor Street
Duke of Rutland
Evizsneth Lowther
Iain Lowther
Saillingtom
Deaths and memorial notices in Swillington and beyond
Obituary notes record the death of Lady Elizabeth Lowther at Swillington house after a long illness and the postponement of her and Sir John Lowther’s funeral. The column also notes deaths including Admiral Sir Courtenay Barre, Con O Donnell of Larkfield, and Joseph Webb of Morden College, plus weekly mortality tallies and causes.
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Swillington Church
John
Earl of Westmorland
Countess of Lonsdale
Elizabeth
Baronet
Sir John
Elizabeth Lowther
Francis
Lady Burdett
Tus
Roya Geonce
Morden College
Blackheath
Joseph Webb
Webb
Royal George
Matthews
Con O'Donnerz
Higginstown Cottage
Ballyshannon
Con O'Donnell
Larkfield
Leitrim
Hugh Roe O'Donel
Tyrconnell
Ulster
O'Donnell
O'Conor Don
M.P
John O'Donnell
J.P
Manor Hamilton
O’donol
Annals of
Wick
Courtenay Barre
Earl of Cork and
Orrery
William Poyntz
Midham
Berks
Courtenay Boyle
Caroline Boyle
Bantry Bay
Royal William
The
Red
Bandon
Money Market and City Intelligence Highlights
The English securities held firmer prices with Exchequer Bills rising to 738 70s premium and Spain and Mexico edging higher. Bank Stock climbed while Great Western faced a funding rumour. Paris and Hamburg gold exchange rates show minor premiums and New York London rates suggest slight unfavorable exchange for England. Derby day quiet on the stock exchange. Brighton shares firm while Dover Hastings weakens.
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Treasury
Great Western
Leckie
Bank of England
Turspay Evervnee
Paris
London
Hamburgh
New York
England
America
Epsom
Stock Exchange
Brighton
Dover
Brighton-Hastings
Dover-Hastings
South Eastern
Buenos Ayres
India
South Sea
North Midland
Grane Western
North, Midland
Eastern
Great Western /filtha
York
N.midland
London & Brighton
London & Blackwall
Great Neof
Landon & Birmingr
Landen & Greenwich
Condon & Bir
Banks London & Sirm
New
London & Weseminstay
London &S
Mauch, & Leeda
Gaion of Australia
Northern & Hastern
Australasian
Jt-stock
London Markets Corn Exchange Weekly Wheat and Barley Prices
English wheat from near counties offers fair supply yet sells slowly at last week’s prices, while inferior foreign wheat remains largely unsold. Barley holds steady, oats and peas firm, with some demand for fine quality beans and peas. Prices for various grains are listed, showing limited buyer activity and a cautious market outlook.
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Epsom
Smithfield
Holland
Germany
Spain
Kent
Sussex
Essex
Isle of Wight
Ds Odi Park
Tea and sugar markets drift in foreign and colonial trade
Market notes show firmer tea prices and large weekly deliveries while tallow and sugar advance. Auctions report fluctuating prices for Barbados birds, Bengal bags, Havana boxes, and Mauritius tea as real demand weakens in some regions and shipper activity slows during Epsom week.
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Movyoway
Sussex
Wealds
East Kent
Mid Kent
P.Y.C
Bengal
Havannah
Antigua
Grenada
Leeward
Calcutta
Jamaica
Trinidad
Ceylon
Young Hyson
West India
East India
Mauritius
Publication details of an 18th century London advertisement
Printed at No 387 Strand Middlesex by Jean Norarts of Fetterlane Holborn London and published for the proprietors at No 347 Strand where all advertisements are to be sent Saturday May 25 The item lists locations and printing details for a local notice in London.
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Orison
London
Montreal
Olive
Strand
Field
Regent Street
Ars Good
Cambridge Street
Edgware Road
Loits
Park Place
Mile End Road
Chappel
Bonshard Street
Cornhill
Kaines
New Road
St. George's
East
Sk. Dare
Watling Street
Ballwin
Great Tower Street
Hannay
High Holborn
Porritt
High Street
Deptford
Kittick
Dorking
Harrowell
Epsom
Lincoln
Finchley
Marchant
Walham Green
Fulham
Law
Grocer
Hammersmith
Boulter
London Road
Kingston
T. Hussey
Peckham
Edmonds
Poplar
Miss Smith
Staines
New-road
Newroyd
Marquis of West
Minster
K.G
Lord Westminster
Temple-bar
Brent
Devon
Halse
John Elliott
John Menning
William Pearse
Henry Goodman
Arthur Langworthy
Thomas Rolins
Barclay and Son
Farringdon
Street
Hallett
Prout
King
Blackfriars-road
Sanger
Oxford-street
Johnston
N.B
Middlesex
Jean Norarts
Fetterlane
St. Andrew, Holborn
Jouy Nowris
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Ladies’ Gazette of
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Alice
C. G. Berger
Tooke
R. Torrens
Smith and Elder
Comxwall Baron Wilson
Duchess of
Obin Hood
Little John
Sherwood Forest
Prince Eeas
Robin Hood
Scarlock
George-a-Green
Miller
Tuck
Drayton
G. Pearce
T. Wilson
Price
W. A. Worpsworth
D. Blair
Darton and Clark
Holborn Hill
Charles Knight & CO. CO
Temple Church
Holy Land
Penny Magazine
Pictorial Museum OF
Indian Empire
C. MacFantanz
Cowpen Clarke
C. Kyicut
George II
George III
Commercial and General Life Assurance
Life Assurance
Fred. Lawrance
Messrs. Dawson and Son
Cannon-street
Feussex
Prince Albertstreet
M. A. Hughes
J. T. Betts, Jun. and Co
BETTS
Charles McLean
Fleet-strest
Campo
Obinson
Robinson
Marrs
Ropinson
Tirling
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
Stirling
H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
the Treasury
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
R.S
Upper
G. W. M. Reynolds
W. Grimstone, Esq
York-place
Kentishtown
W. Grimstone
Broad-street
King-street
Longacre
Cuba
Grand Cairo
Perry
Ietter
Thein
St Berners Street
R. Cockle
Money Market
London Markets
Poland
Smith- Cumber
S. d. Sd. Ad
Coal Exchange
Buddle
W. Hartley
Walker Seers
Eden Main Ord
Davison
West
Pontop Windsor Asener
Rusygell
Hetton Ners
Eo Smith
Pontop
Richmond Main
Tanfield Moor
Ete Wees
Whitwell Sea Eeee
Tanfield Moor Bute's
Stewart's
Ye Wee
Townley Harvey
West Hartley
Hich Thornley
Wilam
Adelaide
Cowndon Tees
Clennell
Aoe Clarke and Co
Allux
Gosforth
Dafkyn Stew MW Hotspurs
Melgia
Briatu
Berwick
Boston
Rene
Chelmsford
Colchester
Chichester Be
Cork
Devizes Ceeeees
Dublin
Exeter A
Gloucester
Maidstone
Newbury
Norwich
Nottingham
Newcastle
Southam
Wakefield
Enteral
York Te Tees