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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 25, 1737

Page

2

London Gazette and Theatre Listings from Drury Lane to Covent Garden

London Gazette reports a private audience for Baron Hamilton and court attendance arrangements. The day’s theatre line lists Hamlet at Drury Lane with the Fall of Phaeton, Hamlet with Damon and Phillida at Covent Garden, and King Dwarves the First with The Madhouse at Lincoln's Inn Fields. Also notes High Water at London Bridge and stock market quotes including South Sea stock, Bank, and India shares.

Fromie London Gazette St. James’s Baron Hamilton Duke of Holstein Lord Harrington Clement Cottrell Earl of Grantham Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane Denmark Fall of Phaeton Covent-Garden Damon Phillida Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields King Dwarves South Sea Bank Prem India Royal Exchange Assurance London Mine Adventure Exchequer

Royal African Company Sale Notice in Leadenhall Street

TTIS to publically expose goods for sale at the Royal African Company of England House in Leadenhall Street on Thursday the 28th. Items from the February Sale remain uncleared and taken away including 30 lots of Bees Wax 4 lots of Elephant s Teeth and 1 Lot of Gum Seneca.

TTIS Royal African Company of England Leadenhall-street

Thoughts on the Supremacy of the Civil Magistrate

A 19th century pamphlet by Francis Squire debates the authority of public oaths and subscriptions, the Test, and the queen's declaration for establishment. It includes remarks on dissenters Occasional Conformity and Popery, and a conciliatory letter to rural clergy of the Diocese of Bath and Wells.

Bach and Wells Francis Squire A. M Exford Curcombe and Luxborowne J. Roberts Oxford Arms Warwickane

History of London and Westminster Volume One

This number presents the origin and history of London up to the year 938 by William Matland FRS. Embellished with copper plates, printed on Dutch demy paper, stitched in blue, and available from the author at the Dial opposite the Old Jewry in Poultry. Subscriptions will receive future numbers regularly at subscribers’ homes.

London Westminster William Matland F.R.S

Death of a hopeful child inspires sermons and verse

A sweeping 18th century advertisement lists sermons and religious tracts published in Northampton and Keteering, featuring works by BP Deepprince and David Some, plus a broad catalog of religious and political writings. It promotes other titles by GROSVENOR and HoLops, and extols a celebrated chymical cure for the scurvy with sales at the Two Blue Posts in Haydon Yard.

Northampton BP. Deepprince Fam Thomas Saunders Keteering David Some Benjamin Grosvenor Samuel HoLops Sceeplé Cum Tyneham Dorfershire P. Coppaipee Haydonyard

For Sale by Candle at Marine Coffee-house

The Marine Coffee-house in Birchin Lane offers May 4 sale of goods including borax spurge bark Terra Japanica nitre and various Mania drugs. Items viewable at Mr Fludger's Warehouses Leadenhall Street and 43 Gally Key from May 2 until sale. catalogues to be delivered.

Marine Coffee Birchin-Lane Borax Sagce Benjamin Refuirs Terra Japanica Petre Alfa Foeruia Red Carroll

This Day Is Published A Defense Of Religion In Four Volumes

This notice announces a four volume abridgment of sermons preached at the Boyle lecture. Authors include Bentley Stanhope Derham and Burnet among many prominent clerics. Printed for Bettesworth and Hitch at the Red Lion in Pater-noster Row and available from the editor at Clarkenwell Green.

Robert Boyle Bentley Stanhope Derham Kipper New Cravong BP. Williams Gastrel Harris Bradford Blackhall Hancock Whiston Turner Butler Woopwakp Girsert Burner Coggerball Essex Mefl Bettesworth and Hirch Red Lion Pater-nofter-Row Clarkenwell-Green London

Parish Law and Tables of the Lawful Doings

A historic imprint presents This Day praise for the Duke of Cumberland and introduces two legal works. The first, Tables to the Law by Giles Jacobs, offers inheritances, estates, conveyancing, crimes, and court precedents. The second, Parish Law by Joseph Saw, guides justices, vestry, and parish officers with forms and precedents.

Duke of Cumberland Gites Jacos Joserpa Suaw F. Cogan Middle-Temple Gate J. Nourse Lamb Femple-Bar J. Osborn Paternofter-Row

Notable French Vicoi Edition Novel Collection Reprint

This Day re-publishes the second edition of a three-volume collection of novels and tales by the celebrated Vic of France the Countess DPANOIs translated from the original French. Printed for John Brotherton at Tom's Coffee House in Cornhill.

Secon Vic France Countess Dpanois John Brotherton Cornhill

The Compleat Housewife and Medicine Receipts Gift

This Day is publish’d price one guinea, the Seventh Edition with large additions. The work includes five hundred receipts for cookery, confectionery, preserves, jellies, creams, wines, cordials, and bills of fare for the year. It adds two hundred family medicines, syrups, salves, ointments, and cures, including mad dog bites. Printed for J and J Pemberton and Mr Martin Bryson, in Fleet Street and Newcastle. Elements of Chemistry appears in two volumes with copper plates and translation.

Price J. Pemberton St. Dunstan’s Fleet-street Martin Bryson Bookfeller Newcastle Herman Boeruaave University of Leyden Timothy. Dattone

Angelick Snuff: A Universal Cure Sold at Jacob's Coffee-House

An 18th century advertisement touts Angelick Snuff as a universal remedy for head pains, deafness, toothache, apoplexy, falling sickness, and various ailments. It claims quick relief from dizziness, catarrh, and eye soreness, strengthens the brain, nerves, and spirits, and is priced at one shilling per paper, available at Jacob's Coffee-house near the Crown Tavern in Broad Street behind the Royal Exchange.

Angelick Snoff Chey Jacob’s Ag and Crown Broad-street Royal Exchange

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