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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 17, 1737
Page
2
London announces Fleet Market open from September 30 with rent-free shops until Lady-day next. Applicants must contact the Committee of Common Council at Guildhall, meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays at four in the afternoon until September 30 to agree on shop rentals and continuation post Lady-day.
Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich announces markets to be held every Wednesday and Saturday beginning September 2 1737. Shambles stalls and venues will be provided with rent-free use for one year to attract traders who must then negotiate rents after nine months. Interested parties contact Mr Joseph Crofthwaite opposite the church Greenwich.
A catalog of religious tracts by Rev Dodd and others, listing sermons for youth guidance, education of children, revivals, and moral instruction. Items include stages from early church attendance to reflections on bereavement, with prices largely sixpence or fourpence. Also notes multiple editions and locations such as Northampton and Kettering.
An insolvency notice from Samuel Keynton, William Pomeroy, Daniel Wess, and W.B. declares they hold the bankrupt Ingram Court in Fen church street London as assignees. They promise fifty pounds per hundred discovered to recover estate and credit details, citing purchases in London and shipments to Holland within eight months before bankruptcy.
A dated advertisement lists religious works for country readers including a comprehensive guide for daily Christian life Sabbath observance and education. It describes volumes by Abraham Markland Samuel Clarke Basil Kenner and John Leng with prices and locations such as J. and J. Pemberton Newcastle St Dunstan's Fleec Street and Winchester Cathedral.
An old catalog announcing multi volume histories on Great Britain Scotland and France. Includes The History of the Troubles in Scotland by Montrose and a detailed account of English affairs under Charles I. Also presents The History of Scotland from Robert I and The History of France from monarchy to Lewis XLV. Printed for Gi Strahan in Cornhill.
A nineteenth century advertisement describing revised interest tables from three to twelve percent with various terms and dates. It promotes a concise salary and wage casting table useful for money payments and includes a table comparing standard gold and silver bars with exchange rates between Amsterdam and London.
An aged treatise in fractured OCR outlines bonds, annuities, shares, brokerage, and commissions. It details ship bookkeeping, supercargo accounts, and Italian debtor creditor methods, with notes on exchange, merchants, and cast up merchandise in trade.
An antiquated advertisement extols Paralyton as a universal nerve remedy. It claims rapid, deep penetration of the nervous system with a few drops, soothing all palsies and tremors, and curing cramps, stiffness, and general nervous debility across ages, touting superior efficacy to Cortex and promising broad, lasting relief.
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