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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 01, 1738
Page
2
East India House on March 29 announces under a court resolution that holders of outstanding 3 percent bonds issued in 1932 may exchange them for new 3 percent bonds. Exchange must be made with the company accountant by September 30.
A catalog of contents for The London Magazine March 1738 including essays on political subjects standing armies and naval matters, poems, pastoral elegy, Cromwell address, Oliver's manifesto extracts, hydrophobia cure, and various pieces presented by T. Astley and Rose. It lists multiple topics and noted works with a focus on military, political, and literary pieces of the period.
A 18th century notice announces a plan to reduce all laws on highways into a single act. It advertises precedents of examinations bonds warrants and orders for jusices of the peace in battardy. The publication includes guidance on executions and observations for this proposed consolidation.
Gentlanén and others see Thomas Fisher offers a wide range of perukes in full fashion. Human hair guaranteed, prices declared fixed with no discount. Attends at Brown's Coffee House Spring Gardens Charing Cross for quicker service and satisfaction.
This Day is publish'd 1738 issue of a history noting valuable books in Britain and abroad. It lists contents including Chub's Gospel and Providence scheme, Prideaux critique, Lamotte summaries, Hooke's Roman History with Sabines and Lucrecia, Jewish ceremonies, Wheatly Creeds, and a March books catalogue. Printed by T. Cooper and sold by J. Robinson, Mell. Fox, and J. Jackson.
A historical pamphlet outlines causes of poverty and unrest in England including taxes, luxury, political corruption, and ale houses. It proposes education for children, restoration of order like Alfred, and income tax schemes, with a discourse on religion and morality. Printed for A Bedefwoorth and C Hitch at the Red Lion in Paternoster Row.
An advertisement for WWILLpeEY's Great Toy-Shop at Ludgate Hill promotes affordable items including two sheets showing European kingdoms, globes in various diameters, spectacles, telescopes, microscopes, and a wide array of toys and jewelry. It claims equal or better prices than rivals and urges fair dealing, with notes on quality and choice.
A catalog note on Daniel Neal’s four volume History of the Non-Conformists from Henry VI to the Act of Toleration. Describes scope, purpose, and publication details, including content on Puritans, reforms, sufferings, and biographical sketches.
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