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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 25, 1739
Page
2
A fragmentary note from a 17th century style text describes Self-Love guiding motions of the soul, with references to reunion and Ballarice rules the Whole and Moses of Self Love. Printed for foun awains at the Falcon in St. Pauls Churchyard.
A historical advertisement describing a compact financial almanac by Richard Hayes detailing daily, monthly, and yearly interest calculations, with examples for salaries, wages, and general money handling. It includes tables for standard gold and silver value against exchange rates and notes on accompanying reference books about ship accounting and public funds.
Samuel Chandler presents The Second Epimino n corrected and other religious titles in two volumes. Advertised are vindications of Moses and the Prophets, Christ and the Apostles against Athanasius and critics, with related treatises on natural religion, revelation, and biblical authority. Includes references to Christian polemics and preparatory notes, pricing listed as 45.4.
A historical tract argues the June common council vote to halt a mansion house shows the true reasons and limits of negative power. It defends past conduct of city officials, warns London commoners against concentration of authority, and offers reflections on governance and accountability.
An 18th century advertisement promotes The Compleat Housewife, a large cookery and confectionery manual with new frontispiece and copper plates. It includes over six hundred recipes, monthly bills of fare, and a three hundred recipe medicine collection with cures for bites and distempers. Printed by J. Pemberton and M. Bryson. elements of chemistry offered for one guinea bound. Latin edition translated by Timothy Datlowe with corrections.
A catalog-style notice advertises This Day published books on English law. It lists Fortescue’s Latin Leges Angliae and Hengham texts with Seiden notes, Selden preface, and other legal writers. It also mentions pricing, publishers, and places for sale.
An 18th century advertisement touts an “Anti-syphiliun” described as the only infallible cure for venereal disease. It claims rapid relief from fresh and inveterate infections, painless administration, and the eradication of venom from the body. Sold for six shillings per pot at Radford's Toythop near St Clement's Churchyard.
A broad public notice promotes Fust Publish'd with large additions detailing the travels of a shilling from Elizabethan times to George II. It boasts engravings and free extras at locations near Temple Bar and Devereux Court, including The Anodyne Necklace for Children's Teeth and Mr Bradfoan's Golden Key.
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