Accidents and inquests fill a grim London day
A scattered report of inquests and accidents across London includes a Blackwall train delay after a carriage derailment near Blackwall, a Greenwich verdict of accidental death from a filed rope incident, a Minto brig crewman’s fatal leg injury, and a Marylebone inquest into a man found dead after a mysterious illness.
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Black
Saas
Blackwall
London
St. George’s Hospital
Hyde-park-corner
Higgs
Westminster
Thomas Lewis
Handard
Windmill-street
Carman
Monnday
Earl of Roslyn
Cumberland-lodge
Windsor
Staines
St. George's Hospital
Edward Dickenson
Unicorn Tavern
Greenwich
C.J. Carttar
Kent
John Smith
Cook
Minto
Shields
Wakley
New Inn
Marylebone-lane
Oxford-street
Richard Jups
Bulstrode-street
Cavendish-square
Eliza Bartlett
South-street
Manchester-square
Miss Leith
Leith
Gregory
Macintosh
Beadle
Robert Jupe
White Horse
London Hospital
Black Horse
Kent Street
Anderson
Miss Anderson
Morton
Honnipre
Ampthill
Bedford
Crouch
Grimston
Thames Police
Gray
Murray
Watermen’s Arms
Bankside
Wiseman
Muggs
Christchurch
East India Docks
Baker
Beltsean India Docks
Sto Aca Ae
Gill-street
Limehouse
Edinburgh
Teaves Gan
Queen's Hosters
James Lipscombe
Igh-Street
Poplar
India Docks
Shome
Eastman
James Pipe
Memoirs of Marie Capelle Lafarge in Prison
The article promotes Madame Lafarge memoirs from Tulle Prison 1841 translated for Lloyds Penny Sunday Times and Peoples Police Gazette. It cites her plea for readers to judge innocence and crime, praising language and emotion while noting public reception, with appeals to readers to demand the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Marie Cappelle Lafarge
Tulle
Madame Lafarge
Lloyd's Penny Sunday Times
Peoples’ Police Gazette
Lloyd's Companion
E. Lloyd
Shoreditch
Superior looking glasses and splendid gilt frames offer
Charles M Lean announces supply of looking glasses and picture frames of top manufacture for trade and public. Free delivery across the kingdom with gratis sheets showing patterns and prices for 100 frame sizes and 120 glasses. Frames in compo and fancy wood, old frames repaired and regilt, 30 000 frames ready. All goods may be returned within three months for a refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M‘lean
Fleet-street
Dispatch
Grimstone's Eye Snuff Promoted by Royal Patronage
A 1841 Nottingham London era advertisement extols Grimstone's Eye Snuff as a universal restorative for eye and nerve ailments. Letters from patients and doctors claim quick relief, vision restoration, and the ability to read without glasses, with royal backing and dealer details across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
F.R.S
James Wilcockson
Nottingham
W. Grimstone
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
London
Holland
Wilcockson
Annis Zenia Massenta
A. I. M. Nottingham
Kingstreet
Long-acre
Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills Advert to Cure Pain
A 1840 testimonial from Mary Ann Chambers praises Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills for curing an eleven year agony in legs and thighs. She reports rapid relief after four to six pills and urges others with gout rheumatic conditions to use the medicine from Thomas Prout of 229 Strand London.
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Cory
Mason Waure
Portsmouth
St. Thomas's-street
Paul
John Fox
C. King
Blackfriars
Road
Christchurch
London
United Kingdom
Olloway
Herberty Mayn
F.R.S
Middlesex Hospital
King's College
Thomas Holloway
H. Maro
George-street
Hanover Square
Holloway
Her
B. C. Brodie
Kingdom
Blair
Prout
Strand
Maidstone
Wheeler Street
Mary Ann Chambers
Thomas Prout
Causes of Premature Decline Addressed to Youth Reform
Seventeenth edition seeks to warn against excessive indulgence and secret vices linked to lung and systemic diseases. Curtis and Co profess exclusive focus on such ailments, urging parents preceptors and clergy to detect harmful practices in schools, with a confidential medical consultation for £1 and delivery details in London and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Curtis and Company
London
Bailliere
seHer
Royal College of Surgeons
Regent-street
Strange
Paternoster-row
Guest
Birmingham
Schwler
St. Ann's-square
Manchester
Philip
South Castle
Liverpool
Machen and Co
Dolier-street
Dublin
High-street
Edinburgh
Sun Evening Paper
Messrs. Curtis and Co
Frith-street
Soho-square
Historic list of tradesmen and trades in Britain and Scotland
A detailed roster of firms across the United Kingdom and Scotland, naming carriers, linendrapers, oil merchants, commission agents, brewers, printers, hosiers, grocers, maltsters, calico printers, cotton brokers, bleachers, naturalists, milliners, attorneys, lace manufacturers, booksellers, surveyors, and other trades. Also notes scotch sequestrations with J Anderson and J and A Fleming and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson and Smithson
Leeds
James Ezekiel Nash and Son
Bristol
Parkes and Mousley
Birmingham
Judson, Slack and Co
Manchester
Calico
Tattersall and Clare
Liverpool
Wrigley and Wild
Gigg
Bury
Lancashire
J. Harnett and Co
Museum-street
Hinde and Watkins
Oxford-street
Marylebone
Smith and Reynolds
Wimpole-street
Cavendish-square
Darwall and Potter
Walsall
Attornees
Scorer and Acomb
Nottingham
M. A
T. Baynes
Paternoster-row
Churchill and Hewson
Gloucester-place
Dorset Square
J. Fielder
Sen
Jun
B. B. Fielder
Liss
Hampshire
Hare and Haile
King-street
Cheapside
J. Anderson
George-street
Edinburgh
J. and
A. Fleming
Drumacharan
Glenshee
Perthshire
Queen appoints Dr Norman McLeod as Scottish chaplain
London Gazette reports the Queen's appointment of Dr Norman McLeod to be one of her Majesty's chaplains in Scotland, replacing the late Dr William Bryce. War Office notices list promotions and purchases across regiments including Dragoon Guards and Foot regiments, with multiple officers named for assistant-surgeon, captain, lieutenant, and staff positions.
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Roppeny
Stephen Deacon
Spratton
Northamptonshire
London
Euston-square
Deacon
Brewers
Redcross-street
Borough
Northamptonshire Union
Mary Nisbett
Friar-street
Waterloo Road
Thames
Fox-under
Croydon Fair
St. Pancras
Payne
St. John’s
Herselydown
John Ford
High-street
Lambeth
Lambeth-palace
Fenning’s Wharf
London-bridge
Wakley
Lord Somers’ Arms
Wilstead-street
New-road
Great Western Railway
Southal
King’s Cross
West Street
Bodgenor’s
Bicknell
Parliament-Street
Richard Irwin
William Carter
Surrey
Old Gravel
H. Clare Timpson
Thomas Place
White
Goutro
Sydney
Theublic
Norfolk Island
Moreton’s Bay
Feather
Australia
London Gazette
Wuitehall
Norman M‘leod
Scotland
William Bryce
1St Regiment of Dragoon Guards
William Ord Mackenzie
Smith
Sth Regiment of Light Dragoons
Cornet Edward Seager
Brown
16Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Henry Pilleau
63D Foot
Chapman
30Th Regiment of Foot
Augustus Parefoy Lockwood
Edmondson
51St Foot
Richard D. Baker
Purchase
Forman
Augustus Hen Irby
Baker
Edmund Stansfield
Irby
60Th Foot
Thomas Cowan
M.D
Tergusson
Foot
John Strange Chapman
16Th Light Dragoons
Watson
John Edward Stephen
Pilleau
85Th Foot
Thomas D'Arcey
Humfrey
86Th Foot
Charles Stewart
Strath
James Coghlan
92D
Robert Macleod Sutherland
Noel
Archibald Hamilton Tattnall
Monro
John Gordon
Tattnall
William Roberts
Gregory
Frederick Amelius Whimper
Roberts
John Alfred Street
Whimper
Edward Grannam
Street
99Th Foot
George Thomas Galbraith
Usartacuep
Arthur Charles Gregory
98Th Foot
Brewyer
Henry Brown
East India Company
Chatham
Starr
Robert Macbeath
16Th Foot
Edinburgh
Hospital Starr
Cosmo Gordon Logie
Fraser
Rifle Brigade
Ensign Bold
Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies
Walter Saxton
William Stewart
Jean Baptiste Paras
Dillon
Queen’s Own Regiment of Worcestershire
Rufford
Turner
Francis Tongue Rufford
Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeomanry
David Nisbett
Cornet
Didsbury
Queen's Own
Stafford
Royal Yeomanry
Henry William de Vaux
Viscount Paget
William Hartopp
Hunter
Baron Dickenson Webster
Hartopp
A. J. Hoffstaedt
Billiter-street
Fenchurch
J. C. Knell
Millbrook
Hampshire
E. Bayly
Exeter
H. Busbridge
Upper North-place
Gray’s Inn-road
Chilver
Ipswich
Suffolk
Cooper and Co
Staverton-mills
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
Clothiers
J. Heywood
Heaton Norris
Lancashire
J. B. Carey
Nottingham
Wilcock and Co
Ulverstone
J.gratton
Newbold
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
J. Jevon
Bilston
Staffordshire
M. Hildick
Walsall
Henrietta-street
Covent-garden
P. Grant
Strand
Higton and Brewer
Broadway
Blackfriars
W. Onne
Southwarl
H. Samuel
Leadenhall-street
Hill and Wood
Queenhithe
N. Emmerson
Bishop Auckland
Durham
Mercer
W. H. Bell
Kingston-upon-Hull
Bridge and Co
Potts and Co
Monk Wearmouth Shore
E. Proud
Sunderland
Grocer
J. Barnes
Derby
Carrier
J. Buckett
Overthorpe
Blackett and Cup
Manchester
J. Bradshaw
Oswestry
Shropshire
Prince and Co
Leeds
H. Marsh
Plymouth
J. Cranston
Ringwood
Southampton
G. Taylor
Thickhollins
Meltham
Yorkshire
T. Stevenson
M. Blood
North Audley-street
E. Blake
Devonport
Madley and Courteen
Redbrook
Monmouthshire
brewers,Heron ,and Co
Innkeeper
Orgill and
Bell
E. Gratton
Fleet-sheet
H. J
T. R. Collinson
Ledanois and Bourdel
Rathbone-place
Bland
Collins and Co
St. John's-street-road
Golborne and Co
Liverpool
T. R. Golborne
Newton and Lightfoot
Blake and Wilson
Royle and Crompton
Heap and Co
Whitwick
Leicestershire
Jones and Smith
Birmingham
Luke and Co
Penzance
Cornwall
White and Co
Cheapside
G. Greenwell
Robson and
Walker and Co
Sheffield
T. Underdown
Sebing and Co
Dysart
D. Macgillivray
Greenock
Crysalter
A. Taylor
Aberdeen
Merchant
J. and
W. Gowans
Springburns
Glasgow
Births Marriages and Deaths Across Cities in Brief
Births report twins in Oaklands Tipperary and Halifax with recent births, and several other locations noting a son or daughter. Marriages list multiple matches in Dublin London St George Hanover Square Sunninghill and Fordington with various spouses and familial ties. Deaths record losses from Walmer Cheltenham London Dublin Paris and Birmingham, noting ages and titles.
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Oaklands
Tipperary
Col. Phipps
Halifax
Townsend
Grove End Road
St. John's Wood
Charles Lennox Butler
Rawstorne
Chester-square
Wm. Stopford
Great Cumberland-place
James Norton
Trinity-square
H. Teape
George Blake
Cambridge Terrace
Hyde Park
Hereford-street
Rushworth
Torquay
Weebles
Hop Market Slows After Busy Fair Period
Markets note a lull after the early weed fair week with demand shifting from fairs to steadier sales. Prices ease by two shillings to one shilling as buyers pause and vendors adjust.
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Tina Tate
Betty
Cory, &E
Eailing
Garler
Bryans
Last
Advertisements and Communications from Nee Norris Office
Printed at No. 337 Strand Middlesex by Nee Norris of No 58 Fetter Lane Holborn London published for readers by the said Jeux Norns at the Office No 337 Sn Sunday October 9 1841.
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Strand
Middlesex
Nee Norris
Fetter Lane
St. Sant Holborn
London
Eaytors
Jeux Norns
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Peter Parley
Earth
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Europe
Asia
Africa
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Home Colonization Society
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Egyptian Hall
Ropert Owen
Price
Home Colonization Office
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Jhaser’s Own
Holborn
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Albion-street
Perry
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Perry and Co
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Parr
E. Edwards
St. Paul's
Wistehall
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Anthony Ashley Cooper
Lord Ashley
England
Somerset
Royal Surrey Militia
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Lonsdale
Williams
Salem Chapel
Dover
Great Britain
Grocer's Hall
Henry Bicknevt
Grocers’ Company
J. Done
Worcester
B. Brentnall
Aston
Honey-lane
C. H. Thompson
T. Riley
Gough-square
G. Aldred
Southampton-row
Webster
Bedford-street
R. March
Hatter
Barber and Son
Cowper
S-Court
Cornhill
Bush, Ferguson, and Liddell
London-street
Calcutta
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Freeman
Church-street
Bermondsey
J. Newman
Lewes
Sussex
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J. Willerton
Swineshead
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J. Ramshay
Bradford
G. K. Geill
Whittle-le- Woods
J. Lewis
Oxford
J. Sykes
R. Tovey
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Clement’s-lane
City
R. Johnson
Gracechurch-street
Rawlinson
Edward Pole
Lancers
P. Pole
Fanny
Grogan
John Reay
Mecklenburgh Square
Anne
Boswell Middleton
Wanstead
Essex
St. George's Dublin
Henry Barry Knox
Jane
Arthur Vesey
Clapton
Viscount de Vesci
St. George's Hanover-square
Robert King
Chester Street
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Katherine Frances
William Cornwallis Eustace
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Sandford-hall
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John P. Bastard
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Jacob Ricardo
Hadleigh
Hen Carrington
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Edmund Carrington
Hazeldine Lyall
R.N
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Richard Forest Cole
Her Majesty's
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Mary Ann
John Hayne
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Walmer
Mary
James S. Shortt
King’s Own Regiment
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Thomas Harvey
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Cheltenham
George Rogers
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