Debates and notices from early 18th century London
A crowded page features a defiant defense by Dr. Deering of Duke Street against a critic from the press, notices of debts and auctions, theater advertisements for the Conscious Lovers and The Dowdle Dealer, bond offers, and bounty rewards. It also lists book sales, auctions of antiquities and coins, and upcoming publications including Remarks on the Revd Dr Hancock’s Febrifie pum Magnum by James Gardiner M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
Duke-street
James Gardener
Hancock
Ovid
James Gardiner, M.D
W. Meadows
the Angel
Cornhill
A. Doddwichour
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Jernegan
Ruffel-street
Covent-Garden
Temple-Exchange
Fleetstreet
Younger
Theatre-Royal
Drury-Lane
Shaw
Booth
Fhurthand
Topham
Bullock
Tence
W.B
Cook
Egleton
Theatre Royal
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Call’d
Dowdle Dealer
Maskwell
Quins
Lord Touchwood
Boheme
Walkers Garder
Ryan
Lord Froth
Morgan
Brisk
Touchwood
Hay-Market
Kutch
N. B
East-India House
Bishopsgate-freer
Edward Owen
Jonathan Wilde
Wiall
Peter Hambly
London
William Hambly
Oxford
Caleb Coleton
Thames-street
Gall
Messieurs Wyersdale and Finney
Exchange Alley
Lyminge
Kent
Nage
Prince’s-street
George Green
Staple’s-Inn
Holborn
Stanwell
Middlesex
Hounslow-Heath
Windsor
Hampton-Coutts
Mirs
Edmonton
London-Wall
J. Peele
Locks’s Head
Pater-noffer
Ferdinando
Pallorti
Tyburn
Duke of Roguelaure
England
France
John Nore
Duke of Bolton
C. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul's Church-yard
Deceas
Coll
Pendlebury’s
Denmark-street
Soho-Square
Lyon’s Inn
Witch-street
St. Clements
John Hill
Fower- Temple
R. Smith
Mr. Lamb
King Williams
Dukes of Buckingham
Ormond
D’aumont
T. Wotton
Three Daggers
John Smith
C.M
J. Billingsley
Royal Exchange
J. Roberts
Warwick- Tane
A. Dodd
Temple-Bar
We&minger-Hall