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Newspaper
Daily Courant
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 03, 1735
Page
2
The King and Dauphin remain in perfect health. the Queen improves daily. He reviews Regiments in the Plain des Sablons then inspects a brass model of himself by M. le Moine for Bordeaux. Gazette notes deaths, robberies, diplomatic moves, and a Dublin university visitation amid riots.
The page lists stock prices and bond figures including S. Sea at 82, Old Ann 107 for opening, New d 106, Bonds 31.10s 3 per cent 93.25, Bank 140.25 for opening, Circulation 61.178.6d, York Buildings 4, African 16, India 149 for opening, Bonds 4.10s 3 per cent d, 2.10s. Royal Aff 97.75, London Aff 12.625, English Copper 2, Welsh d, Books shut, Salt Tallies 1.125, 3 i-half per cent, Ex cheq Orders 1.125, Discount.
A London pamphlet issue argues for retaining the public liturgy against two recent criticisms. It examines citations of Mr. Chigreword Bishop Taylor Archbishop Tillotson Dr. ie Mr. Hales Bishop Stillingingfeet and the current Archbishop of Canterbury. Printed by Cornelius Crownfield for John Crownfield Rising Sun in Paul’s Churchyard. Also notes another work Scripture vindicated in reply to Christianity as old as the Creation in three parts.
A historic miscellany listing London customs and manners observations. It surveys St James’s Park Charing Cross coffee houses and compares city parishes, with notes on prisons Newgate Tyburn and a portrait of Farinelli. Published in London by J. Roberts and local booksellers.
A catalog of pamphlets printed for I. Cooper at the Globe in Patternoster Row. It includes The Ordinary of Nawcatr's account of Caleb Danvers, various epistles and poems by Welfead, and a Parliamentary report on Corke papers. Prices range from 6d to 1s.
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