London Lands to Let by City Committee in Vine Street
The TE Committee for Letting the City Lands gives notice of intent to lease multiple Messuages and Tenements in Vine Street near the Minories. Proposals will be received in the Guildhall Council Chamber on Wednesday the 20th day of May at four o'clock afternoon, with details at the Comptroller's Office.
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City of London
Vine-Street
Peter Cross
Joseph Mendex
Alvarez
Fohn Heald
Peter Fellers
Fohn Crowder
Richard Sharp
Edward Hogsfleh
Council
Guildhall
London
Comptroller's
Magnificent Musical Clock Parade at Clav's Sale
A curious clock claiming magical mastery over music is advertised for a raffle at Clav's against the New Church in Scrand. Ten shares cost a guinea, granting access to view the device and its mathematical wheels. The piece is praised for divine beauty and judgment, with warnings about pretenders and opaque tricks.
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Majick
Trade Decay Remedy and Benjamin Rudyerd Speech 1623
A 1623 pamphlet discusses causes and cures of trade decay and merchants’ woes. It includes Sir Benjamin Rudyerd’s speech on West India trade and royal affections, urging restoration of liberties, punishment of violators, and public security. Printed by F. Noble at Otway's Head with London and Westminster shops selling.
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Benjamin Rudyerd
James I
West-India
Lord
F. Noble
Otway’s Head
St. Martinis Court
St. Marcin’s Lane
Leicester Fields
London
Westminster
Translation of Bayles Dictionary Volumes Notice
Proprietors of the laté translation of Bayle's Dictionary in five folio volumes publish a notice of printing a two volume supplement. They have advanced to press the first alphabetical part soon and seek further encouragement from gentlemen to supply materials and support the project. Letters may be directed to listed booksellers near St Pauls, Royal Exchange, and Temple Bar.
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PHE
Bayle
Des Marzeaux
Crencerheti
Abbettesworth
C. Airrea
W.innys
R. ‘Mansy
J. and
P. Knapton
T.loongran
S. Birt
T. Astley
S. Austen
St. Paul’s Church
W. Meadows
W. HincaLiffe
J. WaLtHues
E. Symon
T. Cox
H.waitridge
the Royal Exchange
D. Browne
C. Barangst
Temples
Hety
R. Tonson
Pleasant Chymical Drops Claim Cure for the Scury
An advertisement extols a medicinal "Chymical Drops" as the sole cure for the scurvy and related ailments. It promises rapid restoration of health, purifying the blood, clearing impediments, and restoring vigor, claiming universal efficacy across ages and sexes. The text notes availability at the Gentlewoman's at the Blue Posts in Haydons Yard Minories for 7s 0d per bottle with directions.
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Haydons Yard
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