Index to the Records of England with Latin Names
A forthcoming reference for lawyers and the curious, offering an index to historical records with directions to locations, explanations of terms like acts and waits, a list of Latin surnames and places as written in the old records, and a chronological table aligning years of our Lord with reigns and parliaments.
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England
Vames
Tach Kino
G. Hawkins
Milton
Fleet-trete
Travels Through the Low Countries and Beyond in Two Volumes
An antiquarian notice advertises a two volume edition of travels by the late Reverend Mr. Ray through the Low Countries Germany Italy and France with notes and a plant catalogue. Also includes Willughby’s travels in Spain and a collection of voyages and Latin translations plus catalogs of Levant trees shrubs and herbs. Printed by multiple London booksellers.
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Ray
Germany
Italy
France
Francis Willughby
Francis Willughby, Eq. Through Great Pare
Spain
Leonhart Ranwolf
Syria
Palestine
Holy Land
Armenia
Mesopotamia
Assyria
Chaldrea
Nicholas Staphorff
Greece
Asia Minor
Egypt
Arabia
Felix
Petrea
Ethiopia
Red
A Betterworth
C. Hitch
W.nnys
R. Robinson
J. Wilford
A. Ward
P. Knapton
T. Longman
D. Payne
W. Shropshirs
Jeand R. Doufon
T. Woolman
R. Chandler
J. Well Ingtoll
Multilingual Grammar and Classical Works in One Volume
A catalog style notice lists a mixed set of English and Portuguese grammar guides, poetry rules, Virgil translation notes, adventures of classic heroes, and Latin English histories. It advertises multiple volumes, copper plates, and editions, including translations and school use texts.
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Angel
Cornhill
Engl
Kowa'kp Byssaé
Virgil
Joseph Trarr
D.D. Ing
Teleinacuus
Ulysses
N.baileys
This Day is Published The Law of Evidence
This Day is published to collect and digest all printed law cases on points of evidence. It surveys general evidence witnesses written evidence and specific areas such as actions on promises and trespass. Printed for R. Gosling Fever Lane Fleet Street.
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Actio
Law Tracts and Digest of English Common Law
A historical list of LAW TRACTS by Francis Bacon includes titles on digesting laws the common law of England and its maxims, use of the lazy for preservation of persons goods and names, and various legal arguments and treason cases. The collection mentions offices of constable and chancery practice along with bylaws and jurisdiction notes.
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England
A New Edition of A Summary of Equity Cases
This Day is publish'd a new edition of A Summary of Equity, collected from and proved by cases out of the books of the High Court of Chancery. To which is added The Case of the Baron of Coventry concerning the defensive execution of powers lately decided in the High Court of Chancery. By Richard Francis. Printed for H Lincoe in Fleet Street.
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Tacitus
Julius Cesar
Augustus
Thomas Gordon
J. Peele
Locke’s
Cato
Izmo
Europe
Rome
College of Cardinals
Mont. Domaat
Clerisiant
France
Fide
G. Strahan
Royal Exchange
BROWN
Langrish
College of Physicians
Bettersworth
Hitch
Red Lion
Paternoster Row
Price
David Hamilton
Kett
High Court of Chancery
Bar
Coventry
Richard Francis
Middle- Temple
H. Lincoe
Cure for the scurvy by chemical drops offered
An advertisement extols a set of chemical drops as the universal cure for scurvy and related humours. It claims rapid, complete relief in days, purification of blood, restoration of appetite, digestion, and health, and asserts superiority over other medicines, with a sales pitch urging purchase at a specific shop.
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Gepery
Earth
Agnes
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Francis Bacon
Baron Perulan
St. Alban
Poole
Robinson Crusoe
York
America
Montlof
Ordonoque
T. Woodward
Fieerstreet
Don Quixote de la Masicha
William Wicherley
Island of
Providence
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