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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 23, 1737
Page
2
London city meeting on June 22 1737 unanimously agreed to elect Joan Corussins Citizen and Bowyer as two senior esquires nominated by the Lord Mayor to serve next year Their vote and further proceedings are set for the upcoming election Friday at the remaining Bay location.
The managers and directors announce payments to contributors for the Ninth Year Lottery must be made to the Bank of England by specified dates. Forty shillings per ticket due by June 28, next 40 shillings by August 16, and six pounds per ticket by September 28. Receipts holders may reclaim money at the bank on demand.
In a High Court of Chancery decree a moiety of the Manor and Barton of Tre Hunfey in Cornwall is to be sold by Richard Edwarde Efome at his Chambers in Chancery Lane. The sale, set for Thursday next the 30th, runs from ten to twelve in the forenoon and covers properties near Callington and Liskeard valued at 103 pounds 1 shilling and 6 pence with heriots excluded. Details available at the Minster's Chambers.
This Day is published seven further volumes of The Craftsman printed on royal paper in Covent Garden. The works cover domestic topics and foreign affairs with essays on parties, old and new constitutions, church and state, the bank, civil list, and royal power. Printed for R Francklin in Roffel Street.
A colonial-era medical pamphlet by William Hillary presents a rational and mechanical essay on small-pox detailing causes, symptoms, diagnostics, and prognostics, plus a new prevention method and accompanying history of the disease. It includes an analysis of inflammations, pus formation, and discharge risks, with defenses of curing ulcers and a discussion on differentiating consumptions from aging-related decay.
A damaged fragment references His Majesty and Royal Highness the Prince of Wales with mentions of the Crown and a location at the upper end of Bow Street Covent Garden. The text is incomplete and many words are garbled.
Fragmentary notice announces eviction related to R Souths sermons in six volumes. It references chief heads for the sermons and a general instatement index of principal matters. The notice mentions a church and Fleer Street context, with unclear dates.
A catalog of theological works and sermons printed for sale by Re He tt ac the Bible and Crown in Poultry. List includes Dr Defoe tracts on ministerial ordination, Christ’s commission, divine providence, and a Bible concordance with marginal readings. Includes works by Mather and Burrow with prices noted as 35.
An old catalog entry lists books including This Day is published in two volumes and The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe like works. It notes shipwrecks, pirates, and nautical voyages with elements of early biography and romance. The entry mentions editions and authors in a period-appropriate catalog tone.
A fragmented 18th century catalog style notice touts an English bazaar selling rare maps, spectacles, telescopes, and optical instruments. It claims best maps of Great Britain, survey accuracy, and discounts at a Golding Street shop. Names include G. Wirogy and a shop figurehead promising reasonable fees and own-made goods.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple historical works and editions chained to a sale notice. It mentions Samuel Purfnpar, university affiliations, and translations in a 17th/18th century publication context. The garbled text references prices, publishers, and a major catalog of books including Roman history and Persian revolutions.
A faded ad touts a remedy claimed to cure piles quickly with gentle action. It asserts relief for men and women suffering long years, promising safe, painless treatment and swift comfort without further distress.
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