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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 28, 1846

Page

6

Awful Fire at Gravesend Forty Houses Consumed

Fire at Gravesend devastates West Street and surrounding rows, destroying shops, taverns, and dwellings. Official reports list extensive property losses across water front premises, with hundreds of livelihoods ruined and engines from multiple towns aiding the blaze. The disaster prompts scrutiny of town protection and calls for accountability.

Gravesend Pebout Oakes Farway Corporation London Weet Street Ordnance Department East Gravesend Rifles Sih Kelly Tilbury Fort Chatham Northfleet Dartford Weat Street Garrat Garratt Sun Fire Office Kent Cross Hof Drep Patties Pope's Head Tavern Gould Thames Kent Fire Office Dixon Eversfield Carlin Vallence Beehive Perfit Talbot Tavern Mesers Bille M'Crae Taylor Goodsall Owen Petitt Mr. Beard Shine Butcher Edwards Skillen G. Edwards George Rackstraw Roxbury Elorton Sutter's Alley West Atreet New Court Weatstreet C. Johnson High Street Pier Hotel Woeat Street Lovel Phoenix Office Roe Halter Tufnell County Phenix Sun Alliance Licensed Victuallers Royal Exchange Graveseap Town Pier Rosherville Gardens Gerrett West Street Water Plains Snd Northdeet Talbot Inn Dro King Street Pier Pope's Head Top Batk Phenix, Exchange Braidwood Axorwen Gravesend Bank Tme Pariah Church West-street Clifton Hotel Bigh Bfira Troughton Weat-street Highstreet Talbot Hotel

Newport Pagnel Steeple Chases Race Report

Sporting Intelligence covers Newport Paganel Steeplechases with two main races over four miles and twelve furlongs. Winners include Switcher and Culverthorpe, with large purses and added stakes. betting pools, odds, and notable attendees at Tattersall's and Derby interest noted amid a weather affected turnout. Also reports Niger River expedition setback, Gravesend fire disaster, and oddities from Thames Police Court cases.

Newport G. Higgins Pope Mr. Bevill Tattersall Moxway Weasy Pars Allertovian Glentilt Lunedale Old Port Jaunedale Tantivy Marpessa Conyngham Red Hart Projectile Christopher West India Leamington Peter Simple Red Lancer T. Dawson Crimson Skerratt Denny John Day Lord Eglinton Bowes Mr. Mostyn Mr. Payne Mr. Bowen Mr. Worley Mr. Gully Lord Stradbroke Mr. Gally R. Pigot Mr. Jardine Johnny Armstrong Bouverie L. Fox Wild Boy Agst Projectile Cossack Agat van Tromp Epirote Planet Wanots Sunedals Allertonian the Liberator Oxxs

The Henry the Sixth Interlude at Oxuguric Theatne

The review notes Bolton’s staged extract from Henry the Sixth featuring Jack Cade and the Kentish rebels as a chaotic dramatic interlude. Critics fault poor diction and weak direction by Mr Maynard while admiring Mr H Lee’s Lord Say and Mr Archer’s Sir Kent lines. Venice Preserved at Sapren’s Wells stages Miss Laura Addison in a poignant Deidara with Creswick as Pierre, while other leads earn mixed marks and the audience fill the house.

Bolton Henry the Sitth Jack Cade Maynard Smithfield Lord Say H. Lee Mr. Maynard Mr. Archer Eqquire Kent Alexander Iden Smith Weaver Cowell Romer Sapren Venice Deividera Laura Addison Pathur Miss Addison Jaffier Mr. Creswick Pierre Marston Duawazic Wanchester Theatre Royal Corialanua Strataem L. S. Thompson Toby Belch Shakepeare Hamlet Saunders William Cooper Manchester Guardian

Recall of the French ambassador disputed by recall narrative

A historical notice discusses conflicting accounts of the recall of the French ambassador. It mentions Count de St Aulaire nearing Hertford House to resume duties, a duel scare involving Mr Christie and Mr Gordon, and an amicable settlement. It also covers naval seizures tied to a planned revolutionary expedition and unrelated local criminal proceedings.

Count de St Aulaire Hertford House Christie M.P Gordon Weymouth London Association Colonel Free Fornayth Customs Glenelg Gravesend Prounda Monarch Neptune East India Duche Blackwall South America Avere India General Steam Navigation Company Leith London Hamburgh Forsayth Sisacnar John Anderson Edward Sullivan Joseph Perry Guildhall Uda of Justice Anderson Sullivan Stout Sullivan Macgrove Alderman Wilson Tur Sousrectep Munpen George Taylor Elizabeth Smith Taylor Pettinger Hugh Morten Newark Sarah Taylor

Secret Infirmities of Youth and Manhood In Curated Engravings

A Victorian advertisement for a medical treatise by Samuel Lameret and related works on male health, urging readers to purchase sealed volumes with coloured engravings on anatomy and diseases of the urinary and reproductive organs. Includes endorsements, publisher details, and consultation notes with prices and post office orders.

Wate Ee Samuel Lameret University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society Apothecaries Hall London Stra S. Gilbert Paternoster-row Hannay and Co Oxford-street Tichborne-atreet Gordon Leadenhall-street Londo Newton Church Street Liverpool Bouknelers Ashy Bedford Sinset Bed Fobd Square C. J Curtis Jostage J. L. Comtts J. L. Comtts and Co Iso Strange Burgess Begiseller Coventry-street Haymarket Hangay Mano Cornhill Guest Bullestreet Birmingham T. Sawler St. Ann‘s-square Blanchester G. Philip South Castle Street Allen Long-rew Nottingham Cianci Bedford-row Dublin Henderson Castle-place Belfast HB. Robins Greenside-street Edinburgh Campbell Aceratrees Glasgow All Locksellers

Morison's Pills claimed cure for spasmodic fits in 1846

In a case from Hedley near Stockfield a 23 year old man suffered severe joint pains and violent spasms from January to June 1616. Four doctors failed to help until Morrison's Pills, taken 6 to 15 pills, relieved all symptoms within ten days. Caution notes no chemist may sell Morison's Pills and lists London cured patients and local agents and shops in Strand and Regent Street.

R. J. Brodie and CO Bloptague Street Russell Square British Museum London Ely Place Merrion Square Dublin Fuat Anr Kingdom WWE Sherwood Gilbert Piper Paternoster-rown Aay and Co Usford-street Puskiss Compton-street Sclo Noble Chancery-lane Barth Brydges-street Coree Garden Gordon Leadenhall-street Lordon Mercantile Journal Zeylanica Brodie Johnstone, CA Cornhi Jall Messrs Brodie and Co College OF Health New Road Morison Messrs, Monison Morrison Hedley Stockafield C.shepbard Pilgrim Street Newcastle Northumberland Cumberland Westmorland Hygeist Strand Exeter Hall Field Quadrant Regent Street Lofts Fark Place Mile and Road Chappell Lombard Street City Boucher Totenham Court Road Good Cambridge Street Edgawsra Road Langley Great Chart Street East Road Hoxton

Testimony of Clergyman on Eleven Cures by Pills

Extract letters from Rev George Prior and Lord Aldborough praising Holloway's pills. Claims include cures of various stomach and liver complaints, improved appetite, and long-term health gains after twenty years of poor health. Letters dated 1845 1846 note parish aid purchases and solicit more pills and ointment. Sold nationwide by Holloway 244 Strand London with pricing per box.

George Prior Cursteal Maragh Kanny Carrigarf Ireland Holloway Varinna Derry Nan Prior Grerce Prion Earl OF Carlabad Marienbad Arpronovsn Professor Holloway Strand Gear Temple Bar London K. Sutton Nottingham

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