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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 16, 1843

Page

7

Faith and obedience urged to resist Babylon in 1843 conference

A 1843 conference statement calls for church members to separate from worldly sins and pursue unwavering obedience through love and faith. It stresses personal justification by faith and regeneration, avoiding externals as substitutes, and urges walking wisely toward outsiders while preparing for divine reward. Signed by Joan Scott and Robert Newton, dated August 1.

Babylon Christ Jesus Satan Joan Scott Ropert Newton SheMeld

Courrier de Lyon reports iat night police sweep on hotels

The Courrier de Lyon notes a police round through Lyon hotels after a pursuit of two Enginemen, one possibly connected to a murder of Mr. Dodd. The two suspects reportedly left for Geneva before searches began. Fatale Accident at Grays Essex details a fatal shooting at a village racecourse after a silversmith Mr. Anderson failed to secure his pistol at night, the gun firing as he prepared to leave for Chatham races, killing him.

Courrier de Lyon Dodd Geneva Grays Essex Vilage Anderson Gravesend Mr. Anderson Chatham Races

Commercial and General Life Assurance at 112 Cheapside

The Commercial and General Life Assurance, Annuity, Family Endowment and Loan Association offers life assurance with quarterly, half yearly, or yearly premiums. Loans of £25 to £500 for three or more years on approved security, with borrower life assurance. Endowments for children payable at 14 and 21, with refunds to parents if death occurs. Annuities immediate or deferred. Prospects and information available at 112 Cheapside. Fred. Lawrance, Resident Sec.

Commercial and General Life Cheapside London Fred. Lawrance

Robinsons Patent Barley and Groats for families and invalids

Patent barley and groats promoted by Royal patent to provide pure barley water in ten minutes. Emphasizes nutrition for mothers nursing, infants, and the ill, with easy preparation and palatable gruels. Warns against spurious imitations and notes royal arms on genuine packets from Nobinson and Belville, Purveyors to the Queen.

Nson Queep Rove Robinson Robisson Siz Uhey Matts Noblinson and Belville Red Lion-street Holborn Loudon

Cockle Anti Bilious Pills Endorsement From Old London Advice

An 18 New Ormond Street London advertisement promotes Mr Cockle's Anti Bilious Pills to relieve nervous afflictions by supporting digestion. It cites Dr Whytt on digestion influencing mood, promising to strengthen the stomach, restore appetite, and ease nervous symptoms through aromatic and tonic properties.

James Cockle Medical Dr. Whytt Cockle New Ormond Street London

FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH advertised sale in London

An 19th century medicine ad touts Frampton's Pill of Health from Thomas Prout at 229 Strand London. It claims to cure stomach and bowel disorders, indigestion, liver torpidity, headaches and various female ailments with little restraint of diet. Sold as a safe, easy remedy with doses on the box.

ryPse Pine Brenton Scott Strand Exeter-hall Adela Haise Angela Halse Thomas Rolins Brent Cousheren ii Thomas Roling Gondon Barclay and Sons Farringdon-street Hallett High Helborn Kiy Blackfriars-road Sanger Oxford-street Johnsop Cornhill Great Britain Stirling J. W. Stirling High Street Whitechapel Bos T. Prout London Frampton Thomas Prout

Perry and Co Venereal Remedies Advertised in 19th Century London

A fragmented advertisement from Birmingham to London promotes Perry and Co venereal treatments, medical works on generative infirmities, restoration methods, and sexual health products. It lists multiple London and Birmingham sellers, postpaid editions, and addresses, with cautions on consultation fees and residence for remedies and pills. The notice markets Cordial Balm, Purifying Specific Pills, and Silent Friend, stating treatments for nervous debility, sterility, and venereal disorders.

Birmingham London R.and L. Perry Perry Messrs. Perry Berners Street Oxford-Street

CAMERTS DISCUSSION OF DISEASES OF REPRODUCTION

Samuel Camert presents a popular essay on disorders of the generative system arising from excess and infection, detailing nervousness weakness insanity and consumption with advice on marriage and treatment. promoted by numerous London booksellers with a secretive consultation offer at 9 Bedford Street Bedford Square.

Lambert Samuel Camert London University of Edinburgh London Hospital Medical Society S. Gilbert Waternoster-row John Field Regent-quadrent Jackson New Bond-street Gordon Leadenhall-street Noble Chancery-lane Mansell King-street Southwark Westerton Park-side Knightsbridge Heywood Oldham Street Manchester Newton Church-street Liverpool Watts Snow-hill Birmingham Manchester Chronicle Bedforth-square

I Anly Health and the Silent Debility Cure in London

A Victorian medical treatise by C J Lucas & Co promising restoration from self indulgence and sexual debility. It urges guardians and public schools to seek professional guidance, details a method to regain vigor and moral courage, and lists multiple London and UK booksellers and consult hours at Newman Street Oxford Street. It emphasizes secrecy and a 1 sovereign consultation fee.

Greet, &c Goss and Company Surscuus Langaster-place Strand Waterloo Bridge London C.J. Lucas & Co Londo Newiman-street Oxford Street Brittain Paternostertow J. Gordon Leadenlall-street G. Mansell Kine-street Southwark C. Westerton Parkside Knightsbridge A. Phillips Oxford-street Field Quadrant Regent-street Huett Hidi Holborn J. Buckton Brigeate Lends J. Noble Market-place Hidl T. Lawler Co Wier-Flies St. Ann's-square Liverpool W. Wood Highi-street Birmingham J. Fryer Westgate-street Bath G. Davey Broad Street Bristol W. Grant Castle-squire Brighton H. Guy Chelmsford W. and H. Robinson Greenside- Street Edinburd T. Price Dame-street Dublin United Kingdom Herve Lucas Minly Heath New Bell Messrs Lions and Co Newman-street

Notting ham ad warns against fake Life Pills fraud

A Nottingham advertisement from January 22 1841 exposes a former Derby schoolmaster John Cubley who admits selling pills misrepresented as Old Dirt Life Pills. He promises to reveal buyers and pharmacists, and apologize while proprietors seek legal remedy. The notice warns of imitators seeking to profit from the pills’ popularity.

Nottingham Review John Cubley Derby Nottingham Ole Pan Joan Craney H. B. Campbell Oliciter Medicia

Beware of Imitations Injections Stamp Notice

Public warning about imitations of Parrs Life Pens inscribed on stamps and boxes. Mentions facsimile signatures T Roberts and Co Crane-coast Fleet Street Lorton. Lists multiple suppliers and agents across London and towns, price L8 10s, full directions included.

Oier Stoeps Parr Signa Ures T. Roberts and CO Crane-coast Fleet Street Lorton St. Paul's Barclay and Sons Farringean Street Sutton and Co Boweharehvard London

Reverend Fairweather Named to Nigg Church Presbytery

Notices record the presentation of Reverend Robert Fairweather to the church and parish of Nigg in Aberdeen’s presbytery, following the departure of Reverend Alexander Thorn to Scotland. Constabulary and naval appointments list promotions in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, with Cornish and English tradesmen declared insolvent and numerous bankruptcies and certificats issued across Britain.

Notices of clerical livings and military appointments in London Gazette

The London Gazette lists presentations to Scottish benefices, army officer promotions and exchanges across regiments, and warrants signed by county lord lieutenants. It records dissenters marriages, insolvencies, bankruptcies, and numerous births and obituaries. It notes deaths in various locales, including Jamaica, Spain, and Britain, with family details.

Church of Scotland Wm. Simpson Barry Janes Lumsden John Campbell Reavy Finlay Cook Sth Regiment of Foot William Tyo Foot Mackay Francis Thomas Frederick Anguetua Mac Donnell Brodrick Francis Carey Eagtain Thompson William Dawson With Mackenzie Prevet Minard Sanders Bengal Engineers East Indies John Griffin 24Th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry Wajor Amee Montarbin Bazalgette Louis Howe Orrick Oxpenance Royal Regiment of Artillery Henry Lewis Sweeting Arabia Thomas Peters Find Sweeting Frederick Darby Cleaveland Flude Charles Lucas Cleaveland William Yate Hunt Leutenant Dixon Michael Phillips Grazebrook Cope Buckingham Bucks Thomas Shrimpton John Clode Marquis of Chandos Henry Smith Joseph Bailey Henry Abrney Higate William Levi York Yar Yorkshire Hussars William Henry Harrison Charles Ibbetson Lornsea Yorkshire J. White Stockport B. Byrne Manchester Street Tailor- A Levy Winchester Street London-wall M. A. Fitzroy Upper George Street Bryanston Square R. Holt Rochdale J. Bidwell Norwich A. Illingworth Dewsbury T. Home Great Haseler Oxfordshire R. Dawson Whitfield Derbyshire H. Osborne Bildestone Suffolk T. Smith Victoria-place Clapham-road J. Fleming Bedford D. Davy Field-place Walworth Freewood R. Z. Jackson Gerrard Street R.N Halfpay J. Chapman Cullum Street Cooper J. Belcher Blackheath J. Brooke Liverpool Capper J. Thorburn Huddersfield J. Allwright Basin C. T. Jones Charles Street Berkele Square T. Price St. Welles Monmouthshire W . Williams Newport W. G. Still T. Cook Giltspur Street T. Mayson Marlborough Road Old Kent Road D. Taylor Meltham W. W

List of tradespeople and dissolutions in Scotlond and England

A long OCR fragment lists names with occupations and locations including boiler makers, tea dealers, dyers, stock brokers, ship builders, druggists, linen drapers, painters, innkeepers, auctioneers, and many others. Dates range from October 1 to October 17 with various towns such as Liverpool, Sunderland, Manchester, Nottingham, Bristol, York, and London. It also notes partnerships dissolved among firms like milliners, linen trimming manufacturers, timber merchants, and auctioneers. The piece closes with Scotch sequestrations affecting several farmers and merchants in September and October.

Wiitrenann Robert Fairweather Nigg Aberdeen Kincardine Alexander Thorn Sceland Orvice of Ordnance Royal Regiment of Artillery Irvine Whitty Stewart George Horton Hyde Whitty John Noble Arbuthnot Freese Hyde Edward James Paterson Freese Great Britain Hinxgy Bicknely Grocers’ Company Grocers'hall R. J. White Stockport Cheshire B. Byrne Manchester- Street Manchester-square A. Levy Winchester-street Tondon-wall M. A. Fitzroy Upper George Street Bryanstone Square R. Holt Rochdale Lancashire J Bidwell Norwich T. Home Great Haseley Oxfordshire R. Dawson Whitfield Derbyshire A. Allingworth Dewsbury-moor Yorkshire H. Osborne Bildestone Suffolk J. Chapman Cudllum Street St. Dionis Backchurch City Cooper T. Smith Victorie-place Clapham Road J. Fleming Bedford D Davy Field Place Walworth Cntier—R Jackson Gerraridge Street Soho Hentcount Belcher Holwell Place Blackheath Road Greenwich Liscard Wesleyan Old Elvet Durham R. Richardson J. G. Forster Aldgate A Leslie and Wo Smith St. Dunstan's Lill W Founer Funchurch-screet Northamptonshire J.weber Wood Street Cheapside Henderson and Vesey Moorfields Gloucestershire D. Bolton Kingston Joan Hull T. Baines Bradford R. Waddington Boston Bath C. Robinson Douglas and Martin Manchester Lisbon Oports Neating and Morisson Birkenhead Whitaker, Jerrain, and Co Gloucester Terrace Mile End Tyne and Elmore Buckingham Street Strand Morris and Co Liverpool Mocatta, Brothers Liv South America Anen and Barker York John Lees and Son Denton Hudson and Goodfellow Sarah Staff Aed Anderton J. Johnson Great Lidge Staffordshire Draper W. Z. Toit Grantiam Parker and Co Leeds T. Bell Newccastle-upon-Tyne T. Walker Haughton-le-Skerne Stocer Pallister Newrick Sunderland Uvracers Gower Street J. Bowie Shoe Arevur Barnes Commercial Place J. Davies Westminster M. Jackson St. Andrew Auckland Miller Rallop Gristol G. B. Wash Wakefield St. Juhu’s New Brunswick H. Francis. Feark Cornwall G. Chapman Aylestiry Grover E. Wheeler Birmingham A. Boden Shefield W. Woodward S. J. Manning Cametile Street Haileford Shepperton Fortier and Sevilly Bunton Street Berkeley Sare T. and G. Stevenson Droiler Israel and Lyons St. Mary Axe Triadkiuskers Hetherington and Co Machine Masers Brown and Co Gravel Lane Pott and Midworth Newark Upon Trent Holden and Co W. Bu.tows Sprinzett, Beale Kine High Street Southwark W.L. Sprisgett Robertson and Co Glasgow Stirling J. Robbertson Forrester, Ferguson, and Co Johnston Ferguson Bell Clastow A. Dunn Kennock Mills Bear Cupar Anens Farmer Minters Jun Fort William Merchant

Money Market News On Mexico Stock Dividends In Question

Orry notes limited activity in English markets and a firmer tone in Mexican stocks as investors await clarity on payment of the October dividend. General expectation is that the Girh will not be paid in full due to prevailing circumstances.

Orry Ted

Publication imprint and address from 1843 Strand notice

Printed at No. 837 Strand Middlesex by Joan Norars of No. 58 Fettersne Holborn City of London Published for the Proprietors by the said Joanx Noxars at No. 337 Strand Ad advertisements and communications requested Saturday September 16 1843.

Strand Middlesex Joan Norars Fettersne St. Andrew Holborn London Joanx Noxars Wfice

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