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Newspaper

Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 19, 1738

Page

2

Leases Offered on Leadenhall Area Properties in London

The Committee for Letting City Lands in the account of the City of London Chamberlain gives notice of intended leases for four properties around Leadenhall Street. Proposals to be received at the Guildhall Council Chamber on the 2% Day of Fine Infant at four o'clock. further details available at the Comptroller's Office.

City of Leadenall Hughes Wingfeild Guildhall London Comptroller

Early 18th Century Books and Learning Aids List

A printed sheet lists works for gentlemen learners: Tae exhibens Paradigmata Verborum Ee irregularium by R Grey, Hebrew grammar without points with interlinear Santes Pagninus, English Ecclesiastical Law from Codex Juris Ecclesiaci Anglicani, Memoria Technica for chronology history geography and astronomy. Prices range 15 6d to 6s with bindings noted.

Phil Hebret Phenius Accuratius Fecit R. Grey S. T. P. Impensis J.s‘agz D. Brown London

Meaning of Demoniacks in the New Testament reviewed

Leonard Twells prints a second letter defending the demoniacks study in the New Testament as fallen angels, while answering objections. He advertises further works on the Greek English Bible text, the Gospel of Matthew, and related Vindications with set prices and reliable publication details.

Leonard Twells St. Matthew's Friday-street St. Peter’s Cheap St. Paul’s London Gosling Fedér-Lane Fleet-street Price

Voluntary servitude and sovereign negotiation works

A scanned catalog entry referencing classical political texts. It mentions de la Boetie on voluntary servitude, The Maxims of Government by Father Paul IV, and The Art of Negotiating with Sovereign Princes by Callieres. Printed for Geo. Strahan at the Golden Ball near the Royal Exchange.

Mitton Europe Father Paul Mons. Callieres Ryswick Geo. Strahan Royal Exchange

Library sale of scarce books by Musgrave Esq

A notice for a catalog of scarce and valuable books across many faculties including history law voyages and travels husbandry architecture divinity poetry and lexicons. The sale will take place near Temple Bar with catalogs available at multiple London locations such as St James's Street Covent Garden and Cornhill.

William Muscrave Deceas Great Britain Ireland DanNiet Black Swan Mr. Stagg Westminster- Hall St. Paul’s Church-yard

Sermons on Atheism and Prophecy from Bishop Salisbury

Advertises a collection of sermons delivered in 1724 on the folly of atheism and God’s government of the world, with a second work The Use and Intent of Prophecy in the Ages. Includes four dissertations and two editions, published in Fleet Street by J. and J. Pemberton, with price details and note on Woolston’s objections.

J. Pemberton St. Dunstan’s Fleetstreet Judah Christ Jerusalem Thomas Lord Salisbury Jesus Price

History of the Puritans Volumes Introductory Note

An 18th century advertisement reviews the fourth nolure of a four volume History of the Puritans from Charles I to the Act of Toleration, detailing aims, authors, publishers, and the lives of reformers. It proclaims the design to preserve memory of great reformers who left church preferments to seek further reform toward dissent from the national establishment.

Charles I William Daniel Neal Charles Mary Reece

Discourse on Church Government and Papal Supremacy

A historical pamphlet by John Potter archbishop discusses church government, rights of Christian princes, and the relation between church and state. It argues for the church’s authority under earthly rulers and reflects on constitutional principles in a compact 17th century style.

Siether Constantite the John Potter Canterbur G. Strahan Royal Exchange

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