To be LETT in Pater-noster-Row and Old Jewry
A pair of rental notices offer a handsomely fitted shop in Pater-noster-Row with a bookseller trade and a passage to Newgate-Market, plus the Excie-Office Coffee-House in Old Jewry recently furnished in complete manner. Enquiries to the mentioned houses.
Red-Lyon Street satire on John Elphinstone in Clare Square
A fragmented 18th century satire text notes Mir John Elphinstone in Red-Lyon-street, referencing possessions and a late Captain’s estate. The garbled OCR hints at a literary spoof tied to Anchor Alley and Clare Square with social commentary.
Sale notice for coach and carriage parts at Crown
To be sold at Mr Starley s Crown in Liquorpond street near Hatton Garden and Grays Inn Lane a genteel coach and machine chariot with or without harness to be sold for a reasonable price a very good second hand coach also offered for sale under terms stated in the notice
Curious Anatomy Exhibit At Charing Cross Great Room
A displayed figure by Mr. Clover Surgeon will be viewable from ten in the forenoon to six in the evening at a premier location opposite Cragg's Court Craving-cross. Accessible to gentlemen on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays and to ladies on Thursdays and Saturdays for one shilling. The exhibit shows a woman chained on a table opened alive to reveal blood vessels and the heart and lungs, along with maternal blood flow. A copper plate description is forthcoming for the press.
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Furner’s
Cragg’s
Charing-Cross
New Academy of Portugal
London
Clover
N.B
Familiar Letters Domestic and Foreign in Four Books
Lately published ninth edition corrected of Amiliar Letters Domestick and Foreign by James Howe. Includes detailed protest passages from James I and Charles I era, foreign affairs affecting England, and treaties with Spain France and Austria, plus surveys of the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, and Europe. Contains life legend, travels, and negotiations. Printed for J. and J. Pemberton, Fleet Street. Price six shillings.
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James Howe
Privy Council
James
Germany
Palatinate
Austria
Sweden
Spain
France
Netherlands
Italy
Europe
Elizabeth
England
J. Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
The Historial Register January 1737 Monthly Issue
Tuesday February 1 published in a fine paper with neat letter to be continued monthly price six pence. An impartial relation of all transactions foreign and domestic with a chronological diary of notable births marriages deaths removals promotions in the month and notices of deceased persons. Published by Nevljzx in the Old Bailey and sold also by Muse Gosling Browne Stagg in various markets.
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Baily
Ludgate
E. Muse
Royal Exchange
R. Gosling
Fleet-street
D. Browne
Temple-Bar
J. Stagg
Westminter Hall
Continuation of Aapin's History of England Volume Three
This Day is publis'd, price 15s, in sheets with engravings of William III, Mary, Anne, George of Denmark, and Marlborough. A folio third volume covering events from James II abdication to George I's accession, including never before published pieces. By Thomas LedIard, late secretary to his Majesty's envoy in Lower Germany. Also added is an abridgment, index, and cops. Printed for J. Mechell at the King's Arms, Fleet Street.
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K. Charles I
Daniel Neal
Madox
Sct
Asaph
England
K. William
Queen Mary
Queen Anne
K. George I
Oldmixon
William III
Anne
Prince George
Denmark
Duke of Marlborough
Aapin
James II
George I
Thomas Lediard
Lower Germany
J. Mechell
King’s Arms
Leg Tavern
Fleet-street
Revolution and Liberty in Early Political Thought
A catalog of historical works translated and published, listing The Discourses on Voluntary Servitude by La Boérie, The Maxims of Government by an anonymous republican, and The Art of Negotiating with Sovereign Princes by Callieres, with printing details in London at the Golden Ball near the Royal Exchange.
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Ottavio Samemaséo
Baron Della Rocca
Evandro
di Camino
Stephen de la Boerie
Bourdeaux
Adam
Republick
Europe
Italy
Father Paul
Mae Yey Bee IV
Monf.Callieres
Ryswick
Geo. Strahan
Royal Exchange
This Day is publis'd in two volumes 12mo
The EicuTs edition of a life and strange adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York Mariner cast on shore by shipwreck with pirates delivering him. Also notices: Don Quixote first three books and the posthumous works of William Wicherley. A general history of the pirates with two female pirates and a law abstract. Published by T. Woodward.
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Robinson Crusoe
York
Mariner
America
Oroonoque
Pyrates
T. Woodward
Fleerstreet
Don Quixote de la
Isand
Providence
Oétavo
The Craftsman collected in seven volumes 12mo edition
Lately pub list d neatly printed in seven volumes in 12mo The Craftsman containing all the papers published under that name from their beginning to Mr Oldcastle's remarks With a frontispiece and a complete index Prefixed with a dedication to the people of England This edition includes several traits on European affairs and items such as Mr Trot's letter in answer to the Defence of the Enquiry the Short View of the State of Affairs in 31729 the Treaty of Seville examined and the Case of the Hejiian Forces in operation of Great Britain plus other pieces in prose and verse Printed for R Franklin in Ruffel-street Covent-Gardene
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John ‘Trot
Great Britain
R. Francklin
Ruffel-street
Covent-Gardene
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