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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 09, 1843

Page

8

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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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