London Hospital General court and quarterly report
The London Hospital held a general court at Mile End with admissions of 640 males and 280 females in the past quarter, about 9,000 outpatients, 309 current patients, and 248 discharged as cured. Accidents affected 1,123 males and 564 females, mostly fractures and wounds. The hospital dates to 1740 and has cared for over 800,000 poor. The east wing extension houses 74 beds, Hebrew patient accommodation is planned, and a medical school was established. The Samaritan Society maintains a 600-volume library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Hospital
George the Second
Samaritan Society
Manchester
Tor
United States
Germany
Manchester Guardian
Fata
West
Sndies
Bermudas
Woolwich
St. George’s
Barry
Royal Engineers
Royal Artillery
Bermuda
Arabia
Arabin
Martinique
Bourbon
Biar
Castella
Fort San Felipe
Col de Balaguer
Ordal
Boutillier
Boulogne
Misterious
Brighton
Charles Alternacker
King’s Road
Alternacker
Kemptown
Jeremie's Sedative Solution of Opium Discovered in India
A historical ad touts Jeremies Sedative Solution of Opium prepared at Patna Bengal as a safer opium substitute. It claims freedom from narcotic heaviness, suitability for chronic use, and effectiveness against cough influenza cholera bowel issues rheumatism and many other conditions. Endorsed by medical boards and physicians across Britain Ireland and colonies, with framed testimonials and wholesale retail details.
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Patna
Bengal
H. C
Medical Board of
Engal
India
Teremie
Medical Board of Bengal
David Dixon
Royal Naval Hospital
Plymouth
Cockworthy
Plymouth Dispensary
Watson
Middlesex Hospital
London
G. Perry
Foundling Hospital
Rae
Royal Hospital
Chatham
J. BR. Martin
Calcutta
Grosvenor Street
Jackson
Apothecar General
Graves
Meath Hospital
Dublin
Philip Crampton
Hannay
Glasgow
Yonge
Hingston
South Devon Hospital
Francis Lean
George-street
Jeremie
Fras. Lean
Messrs. Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Edward Winstanley and Son
Poultry
Evans and Son
Exeter
Bewley
Sackville
Scott, Thompson, and Co
Binney
Madras
Tracher and Co
Bombay
Menzies and Co
Jamaica
Wm. Blake
Montreal
Self-Preservation: A Popular Essay on Generative System Disorders
An 18th century pamphlet offers medical advice on disorders of excess and solitary habits, linking nervous debility to gonorrhea, syphilis, indigestion, and insanity. It promotes secrecy, lists prices and publishers, and invites readers to consult Dr La’Mert at Bedford Street with a £1 fee for confidential treatment.
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Samuel La'’Mert
Beprorp
Sevarr
London
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries' Hall
Snow-hill
Birmingham
Barraclough
Fargate
Sheffield
Davey
Broad-street
Bristol
Manchester Chronicle
Verney Health Manly Health and Restoration Methods
An advertising essay in 19th century style promoting Verney Health by C J Lucas & Co. It details a guide on sexual debility, marriage advice, and treatment for gonorrhea, stricture and syphilis. It lists extensive London and UK bookseller outlets and urges confidential consultations at No 60 Newman Street Oxford Street London with a £1 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Lucas & Co
London
Newman-street
Oxford
Brittain
Paternoster-row
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
G. Mansell
King-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Parkside
Knightsbridge
H. Phillips
Oxford-street
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Huett
High Holborn
J. Buckton
Briggate
Leeds
J. Noble
Market-place
Hull
T. Lawler
Courier-office
St. Ann's-square
H. Whitmore
Market Street
Manchester
W. Howell
Dale-street
Liverpool
J. Howell
Waterloo
Church Street
W. Wood
High-street
Birmingham
J. Fryer
Westgate-street
Bath
G. Davey
Broad Street
Bristol
W. Grant
Castle-square
Brighton
H. Guy
Chelmsford
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside
Edinburgh
T. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
United Kingdom
Lucas
New Bell
Messrs Lucas and Co
FONDON FRIENDLY SCHEDULED DISTRIBUTIONS OF GOODS
The Fondon Friendly Society at 71 Leadenhall Street under Lord Lyndhurst and many nobles plans quarterly distributions of cabinet furniture hosiery blankets and silk to industrious artisans. The ninth distribution is Sept 14 1843 with prizes valued 10s to £20. Subscriptions of 2s 6d grant a chance. 10s yearly status yields four chances and a future article if no prize is won. Receipts by post. subscriptions via the society’s establishment. WM. Crofton Secretary.
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Leadenhall-street
London
Fondon Friendly
Leaden Hall Street
Earl Lyndhurst
Aberdeen
Earl Liverpool
Dalhouse
Nottingham
Witney
Spitalfields
Leadenhall Street
WM. Crofton
Commissions Signed by Lord Lieutenant of Stirling and Norfolk
Official notices from London Gazette dated September 2 list commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Stirling for deputy lieutenant roles including Charles Alexander Moir Sir Henry James Seton Stuart Ramsay Ramsay Peter Blackburn and by the Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk for William Freeman in the Yeomanry Cavalry. Also details promotions for Holmepierrepont Troop Nottinghamshire Yeomanry with George Anson Byron elevated to lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Stirling
Charles Alexander Moir
Henry James Seton Stuart
Bart
William Ramsay Ramsay
Peter Blackburn
Norfolk
Prince Albert's Own Corps of Yeomanry
William Freeman
Cornet
Nottingham
Holmepierrepont
Southern Regiment of
Nottinghamshire
George Anson Byron
T. B. T. Hildyard
United Kingdom
Bank of England
England
Wales
Scotland
Bank of Ireland
Ireland
London Gazette notices of church livings and military promotions
Notifications appointing ministers to Scottish benefices and exchanges in the British Army and related promotions including Life Guards, Dragoons, and Foot regiments. Also list of insolvency declarations and marriages certified for solemnisation in Denbighshire and Middlesbrough.
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London Gazette
Church of Scotland
Robert Hill Whyte
Drytesdale
David Buchan Douie
James Lander Rose
Marhineh
James Sieveright
Robert Stewart
Lewis
Robert Finlayson
George Greig
Kirkpatrick Durham
George John Duncan
Walter Foreman Burtt
Craig
William Nicolson
George Addison
Arbirlot
John Kirke
William Hunter
Baldernock
John Pellock
van Orrive
Alexander
Edward Colston
Cornet
Purchase
Lowther
Dragoon Guards
John Gore Townshend
Light Dragoons
Leutenant
Blake
Regiment of Light Dragoons
Maurice Lynch Blake
4Th Dragoon Guards
Townsiiend
Regiment of Foot
Grismaié Philipps
Charles Dunsmure
Cameron
Charles Murray
Dunsimure
John Walter Wedderburn
Murray
Charles Fraser
63D Foot
Wedderburn
42Nd Foot
Lane
Arthur J. le Grand
Fraser
42D Foot
Starr
Peter Farquharson
65Th Foot
Jamaica
Turner
Thomas Simason Pratt
26Th Foot
Madras
Mountain
William Turner
James Grant
23D Foot
Oswald Pilling
Bharrad
John Frederick Clarke
M.D
Pennefather
Oxford
Samuel Weare Gardiner
Henry James Lacon
John Currie Bynon
Vincent Amcotts Massingberd
James Charles Mann Touzeau
Thomas Woodgate
Samuel Sparshot Shore
John Reid
William Frederick W. Parkinson
Wm. Ponsonby Johnson
Sion
Penissar Dre
Denbighshire
Wesleyan
Middlesbrough
Yorkshire
W. Welch
Lancashire
E. Jones
Gloucestershire
R. Clapham
Thirsk
C. Strother
Liverpool
G. and
H. Adsetts
Handsworth Woodhouse
Orkshire
J. Radcliffe
Pendleton
Manchester
H. Owen
Rhos Y Medre
C. Salt
Shelton
Staffordshire
J. Beves
Brightelmston
Sussex
G. 8
Preston
J. Robinson
Edmonton
York-road
Lambeth
T. Weldon
Hammersmith
R. Barltrop
Ware
Hertfordshire
W.clapham
Keighley
E. Lea
Robetts
Cheshire
H. W. Wilson
Guildford
Surrey
Baker
A. Frith
Long insolvency and business notices across multiple trades
A dense list of bankrupts, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and a scotcht sequestration notice. Names include J M Neil tailor, G H Bush hosier, T Ginn jun upholsterer, W E Ponton chemist, J Nottingham picture dealer, T Nash mustard maker, J L Dobson carpet manufacturer, and many others with locations across London, Yorkshire, Birmingham, and Scotland. The items cover bankruptcies, dividend recipients in late September and October, certificate issuances on September 26 to 30, partnerships dissolved in merchants and crafts, and a Leith merchant sequestration dated September 11 and October 4.
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Bank of England
Henry L. Wickham
Great Britain
Henry Brcxnett
The
Grocers’ Company
Grocers'hall
Petworth
Sussex
Little Slaughton
Bedfordshire
Woburn
Lake Way
Northtawton
Devonshire
P. P. R. Woolley
North Stoneham
Southampton
T. Downward
Tarleton Street
Liverpool
J. Fletcher
Thorne
Yorkshire
W. Sherlock
Dukinfield
Cheshire
J. Firth
Keeleshill
Dewsbury
G. Soane
Clarendon-square
G. D. Rose
Duke Street
West Smithfield
J. Smith
Big Pip
King-street
Dudley
Worcestershire
W. Jennings
Surrey Place
Walworth
Sarah Eliza Scott
Blake Street
York
W.H. Hogearth
Reform
Artillery Place
Woolwich
W. Wyatt
North Road
Irlams
Eccles
Lancashire
R. Ayton
Frith Street
Soho
W. D. Hughes
Rufford's
Islington
W. T. Sumpter
Brudenell Place
New North Road
J. Elliott
Chichester
Baker and Lockwood
Tottenham Court New Road
H. H. Hoskins
John Street
Bedford Row
T. M. Morton
Bishopsgate Street
J. B. Montefiore
Nicholas Lane
City
J. Pickford
Hazlegrove
J. Allen
Alfreton
Derbyshire
J. J. M. M. Scott
T. Hitchcock
Alrewas
J. Brook Banks
Worcester
Mercer and Draper
Miller
Green Street
Teicester Square
Baker
S. Napper
Upper Stamford Street
Blackfriars
J. Brown
Lancaster
E. Hipkins
Egremont
Chester
A. Carter
Custom House
Lower Thames Street
J. Rowe
Blandford Street
Marylebone
J. J. D. Deneulain
Leicester Square
D. G. Gordon
Mortimer Street
Cavendish Square
W. Densem
Bath
Sik and Wingrove
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Hatch and Blades
Uillwrights
Wells Hincley, and Co
Wigan
S. Helen's
Simpson and Nicholls
St Ke Upon Trent
Jehn Davies, and Co
Shrewsbury
drapers—Fabrer and Newsom
Tottenham
Middlesex
Martin, Flint, and Co
Gutter Lane
Bennison
Lennard
Old Broad Street
W. Donaldson Sellar
Elant
Hoxton Old Town
Shoreditch
J. M.neil
South-street
Grosvenor Square
T. Balmer
Coleshill
Warwickshire
S. H. Angier
Philpot Lane
B. Bacon
Anchor Street
G. H. Bush
Edgeware Road
T. Ginn
Chilton
Suffolk
T. Molineux
Manchester
G. Taylor
Moreton
the Marsh
Gloucestershire
R. Hodgson
Sunderland
H. B. Jones
Birkenhead
A. C. Cooper
Evesham
N. Morrell
Bradford
J. Falkingham
G. Guilford
North Shields
J. Nottingham
Cheltenham
J. T. Nash
E. Hemming
Astwood Bank
Feckenham
J. L
Dobson
Kidderminster
Ballingdon
Essex
T. Cooper
Strood
Kent
J.and
FE. Butt
T. Bell
Newcastle-upon.Tyne
T. Smith
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
C. Beasley
Birmingham
Graham
J. Sutcliffe
Norbury
W. Steggles
Bury St. Edmunds
J. Fisher
Jun
W. Fisher
Cockermouth
Cumberland
West and Higgins
Leeds
W. P
R. S. Pearce
Walworth and Stockwell
Keys
Jewellers
Colston and Payné
Sun Wharf
Narrow Street
Ratcliffe
Bolus and Fox
Great Pearl Street
Spitalfields
M. A
W. H. Rawe
Portsea
Hants
Curriers
Borsley and Norris
Dunchurch
Priestley and Wood
Mlingworth Moor
Richardson and Moore
Brewhouse Lane
Wapping
Demain and Mutch
Prolific births and notable marriages and deaths noted
The column records multiple birth announcements including a daughter at Westbrook and others in Kenton Devon Toronto and Bucks. It details marriages of Capt R F Spford to Emily Wilbraham and John Nelson to Matilda. more nuptials involving Lynal Thomas Blanche Charlotte and Rev H R Quartley. Various obituaries span Yoxford Bridge Street and Manchester with reflections on notable figures and scholars.
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Georgiana Ryder
Westbrook
Kenton
Devon
Mary Haworth
Toronto
Upper Canada
Furlorg
Peterley-house
Bucks
N. Alves
Madras
Thomas Hart
Beerseller
Halliwell
Leeds
Hanover-square
R. F. Spford
R.N
R. Stopford
Greenwich Hospital
Emily
Wilbraham
Fulham
John Nelson
Gloucesterplace
Portman-square
Matilda
Cornthwaite John Hector
Petersfield
Lynal Thomas
Blanche Charlotte
Captain Marryat
St. George's, Bloomsbury
H.R. Quartley
Lama
J.T. Bell
Russell
Hampton Bishop
Herefordshire
George Cole
St. Giles's Hospital
Elizabeth
George King
Birmingham
Lancaster Guardian
Avon Dassett
Warwickshire
George
R. Howard
Scarborough
Caroline
R. G. Jeston
Yoxford
Dorothy
T. Turner
Curzon-street
Mayfair
Bridge-street
Southwark
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Charles Pott
John Forster
Summerhill
Dublin
John Page
Horsforth
Yorkshire
Duartes Asaier
Tivoli Gardens
Margate
Handel
Saint Brieuc
France
Countess de Rosmordue
Ralph Woodford
Manchester
John Salmon
I’sq
Venice
Trieste
Gloucester Place
Camden Town
Ann
C. Hill
Norwich
Robert Wells
Canonbury-square
Islington
Alfred Wells
Rogers
John Rogers
Sidmouth
Mary
B. Earnshaw
A. Hodgson
Manchester and Saford Town
Park Street
Fanny
J. Cooper
The
Ordnance
Tower
North Runcton
Ipswich
Cuarnes Savinn Onriryv
Esa
Southbridge
Hai
Adam Black
Bailie
Ste T. Cuartes Morian
Charles Morgan
Sir Charles Morgan
Lady Morgan
Ireland
Cloncurry and Talbot
Wolffe
Fletcher
G. Hampden Evans
M.P
Wyse, Sheil, Curran, &c
T. Charles Morgan
Eton
Charterhouse
Cambridge
Royal College of Physicians of London
Italy
Atheneum
Count de Tracy
New Monthly
Rabelais
Montaigne
Oxforp
Bridges
Corpus Christi College
Ilfracombe
Corpus College
Oxford
Anthony Grayson
St. Alban Hall
Grayson
Queen's College
Society of Queen's College
William Thompson
Publication line from 1843 Middlesex advert notice
Printed at No 337 Strand Middlesex by Jons Norris of Fetterlane Holborn in London and published for the proper ors at the Office No 337 where all advertisements and communications are requested to be sent Saturday September 9 1843
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Enry Yeoland
Robert Yeolans
Plymouth
Devonshire
India
Liverpool
England
Falmouth
New Orleans
Fama
Levy Pratt
Antwerp
Cowes
Gothenburg
Boston
Henry Yeoland
Messrs. Bowden
Samuel Rowse
Lair
Prant
Strand
London
Frimley
Bagshot
Surrey
Blair
Joan Gires
Pirbright
Edward Bridger
George Innwoon
John J. Giles
Blackwood
Giles
Hartly-row
Epw
J. Lance
J. J.giles
Thomas Prout
United Kingdom
Hon. Commissioners of
Parr
T. Roberts and Co
Crane-court
Fleet-street
E. Edwards
St. Paul's
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Sutton and Co
Bow Churchyard
Mottershead and Co
Manchester
J. and R. Raimes and Co
Edinburgh
Middlesex
Jons Norris
Fetterlane
St. Andrew Holborn
Ree
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Commercial and General Life Assurance
Cheapside
Life Assurance
Fred. Lawrance
James Cockle
Cockle
New Ormond-street
Horace
Elief
Lefay
Jean Lefay
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
N.B
Sanger
Oxford Street
Priest
Parliament-street
Gill
Charing-cross
March
Holborn
Lowden
Temple-bar
Edwards
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Hornblow and Co
Surrey-road
Bruce
Medical Hall
Flewitt
Westmacott
Market-street
Rawle
Scawin
Durham
Baines
H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Cutta Serena
G. W. M Rernocps
W. Grimstone, Esq
Ggorge Ssura
York-place
Kentish-town
Arr
Paris
Olloway
Guy's
Metropolitan
King’s College
William Brooke
Union-street
Metropolitan Hospital
King's College Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing Cross Hospital
Mr. Holloway
Holloway
Bright
City of London
John Pirkr
Perry
Messrs. Perry
Berners-Street
the Weekly Chronicle
J. L. Curtis and Company
Consulting Surgeons
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydges-street
Mann
Cornhill
Strange
Guest
Bull-street
Sawler
St. Anns. Square
Philip
South Castle-street
Livernon
Evening Sun
Messrs. Curtis
Oldngland
Essex and Herts Mercury
Curtis
Messrs. Curtiss
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Shho-square
Scott
Money Market
Bank i
Litey
South Sea
Great Western
Midlan
North Midland
South Fastern & Dove
York &North Midland
London & Brighton
London & Blackwall
London & Birmingham
Gr England
Sir
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Hanks. Eenwich
London & South West
Westminster
Mauch
New
Union of Australia
Northern & Eastern
Australasia
Int-stock
London Markets
Corn Exchange
Monpar
Farnham
Smithfeld Market
Sa. S.d. Sd
St. Petersburgh
Y.C
London Coal Exchange
Carr
Partley
Walls
Carradoc
Derwent
Hartlepool Bees
Tanfield Moor
Kelhos
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Country Markets
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