History of London Delivering to Subscribers in Poultry 5
The notice announces the history of London finishing and starting delivery next Thursday. Subscribers who paid first installments but did not provide their abode may collect missing numbers at Poultry 5. It explains receipts, pricing, and added plates, with reference to the 1642 1643 city plans and 1666 fire ruins.
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London
Witch Place
Chat
Thas
The Chymical Drops Cure All for the Scurvy
A Victorian style advertisement touts magical Chymical Drops that claim to cure the scurvy and scorbutic humours in three days. It promises purer blood, relief from eruptions and pains, strengthened digestion, and prevention of fevers. Sold at the Gentlewoman's Two Blue Posts Hayyard in the Minories for 7s 6d a bottle.
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Haydongard
Sermon and Discourses Set in Four Volumes by Atterbury
An 18th century advertisement lists four volume set by Right Rev Francis Atterbury Bishop of Rochester and Dean of Westminster. Also promotes related works and notices separate volumes and modern bindings.
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Francis Atterbury
Rochester
Werminster
N.B
C. Davis
Paternoster Row
Warwick Lane
Anodyne Necklaces and Venereal Cure Notices
An advertisement touts Anodyne Necklaces for children during teething, priced at 49s per dozen or six for 24 5s. Also offered is Original Specifick Anti Venereal Lotion at 33s 6d per bottle and Famous Specifick Remedy at 5s with complete treatment for venereal infections. A small book on venereal symptoms is given away with purchases, along with a treatise on tobacco provided gratis to smokers.
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Grn
Emus
George
Temple-Bar
Mr. Bradshaw
Daffy’s and Stoughton
Elixir
Golden-Key
Royal Exchange
Gee
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Meff, Betterworth and Hitch
Red Lyon
Pater-noster-Row
H. Lintot
Fleet-Street
Bishhop Hickman
Wall
William Reeves
St. Mary, Reading
Clagget
Conant
Picarc
Temple of the Muses
Moxraye
Olio
Geneva
Taci Eus
Julius Cesar
Augustus
Thomas Gordon
J. Peete
Locke
Amen-Carter
Cato
King
Princteller
Martin
Duke of Cumberland
Cranbourn-Aliess
Leicester-fields
Marcin
Bok