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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 17, 1739
Page
2
A notice to readers declares that the Craftsmans publication attributed to Cates D Anvers is not written by its usual editors. It states the genuine Craftsmans work has long been produced by the identified team for twelve years and is printed by H Goreh in Fleet Street.
To be sold at low prices the Gold Silver and Silk Brocades Vets Damatks Velvets Paduafoys Tabbies Ducapes Mantuas and more also pipes of old Victoria Madeira Wine offered at the Eagle and Child on Ludgate Hill LL in the city.
Advertisement notes a priced wiggs close to the face for tempestuous weather. Originating years ago, the maker claims to have served quality and gentry, now offering at 1s per wig and a dozen for sale. Sold by R. Mganes, steel spring truss-maker, at the King's Arms opposite the Crown Tavern, Lidgate Hill, moved from Hyde Park Corner.
This listing advertises Henry Read's 1738 9 sermon at St Thomas's Southwark to benefit the Charity-School in Gravel Lane with a later funeral discourse for Mr Thomas Adams dated July 10 1737. Printed by Richard Hett at the Bible and Crown Poultry.
A catalog of English and Portuguese language guides and literary works. Includes grammars, vocabularies, dialogues, poetry manuals, Virgil translation, adventures of Telemachus, and legal texts with notes. Patents include Works of Virgil and a Latin English text by Barbey. multiple volumes and editions noted.
A catalog of sermons and legal treatises printed for J. and J. Pemberton and others, listing titles on atheistic inclinations God’s government human nature future state and prophecies, with editions and prices, from 1724 Fleet Street publications.
The Day is publisi'd price six pence a letter to the Rev Mr Whitefield correcting his mistaken account of regeneration or the new birth Written before his departure from London and now published to prevent his mischief among the common people upon his return from Georgia Includes a preface addressed to the Religious Societies by Tristram Land late Fellow of Clare Hall Cambridge Curate of St James Gaslickbith and Lecturer of the United Parishes of St Anthony and St John Baptist Printed for J Roberts near the Oxford Arms in Warwick Lane.
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