The Historical Register February 1737 issue
The February 1737 Historical Register is published weekly with a chronological diary of births marriages and deaths and notable occurrences. It lists sellers including Nevile Nutt Gosling Browne Stagg and offers SUN FIRE OFFICE subscribers a fourpence monthly delivery in Craigg's Court Charing Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Nevile
Baily
Ludgate
George I
E. Nutt
Royal Exchange
R. Gosling
Fleet-street
D. Browne
Temple-Bar
J. Stagg
Westminster Hall
SUN
Craigg’s Court
Charing-Cross
Reply to Mr Foster on Heresy from Henry Stespine D D
Publication note for a 17th century pamphlet by Henry Stespine D D chaplain to the crown and preacher at Gray's Inn. It advertises Mr Foster’s Answer to the True State of the Controversy on Heresy and Stespine's three Letters plus his Defence of Christianity pamphlets, bound as one volume priced according to a printed catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Foster
Henry Stespine
D.D
Ais Majesty
Honourable Society of Gray’s-law
J. Pemberton
St. Damitan’s
Feet-street
Price
Second Ep1rTion on Practical Subjects in Two Volumes
A two volume octavo edition published with a royal dedication to Her Majesty, Edward Littleton sermons cover duties of rejoicing, faith, time management, humility, hypocrisy, fasting, truth, judgment, and warnings against swearing, plus eight sermons on the Lord's Prayer. Published by Edward Sitcleton in Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermons
Edward Sitcleton
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-treer
Sees Actes de la Nature in Three Volumes ad 18s edition
An old catalog entry notes the Day 15 publication price of 18 shillings for the Three Volume edition of Nature History titled Sees Actes de la Nature translated from French by Samuel Hum Pareys with near one hundred copper plates. It praises the work for curiosity and youth education and credits M Rollin’s preface. Printing details list publishers J Pemberton Francis Franklin Davis in Fleet Street Covent Garden and Puter troiter Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Cumberland
SaMuel HumPareys
M. Rollin
J. Pemberton
Fleet-treet
R. Francklin
Covent Garden
C. Davis
Putertroiter-Row
Travels Through Europe and Its Principal Courts
Publication notes two volumes of Observations by Baron de Pollnitz. It lists journeys across Brandenbourg Swabia Hanover Palatinate Saxony Alsace Mentz Tyrol Cologne Franconia Venice Bohemia Austria Bavaria Tuscany Discovering the present state of cities and notable parsons at European courts. Travel covers Germany Piedmont Savoy France Flanders Hainault Brabant Holland England Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenbourg
Swabia
Hanover
Saxony
Alsace
Mentz
Tyrol
Cologn
Trent Franconia
Venice
Bohemia
Austria
Cal State
Bavaria
Tustany
Gymo
Geroa
Piedmont
Savoy
France
Flanders
Hainault
Brabant
Holland
England
Wales
History of the Troubles of Great Britain summary edition
An early modern historiography compilation covering Scotland between 1633 and 1650, Montrose battles, English civil events, and the Restoration of Charles II. Also includes Memorials of English affairs from Charles I to Charles II, and The History of France from monarchy establishment to Louis XIV, with rules for writing history. Printed for G Strahan in Cornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Scotland
Marquess of Montrose
Earl of Glarendon
England
Charles II i
Charles I
Charles II
France
Lewis XIV
G. Strahan
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Second Edition of Oldmixon and Whitlock Compared
The Second Edition compares Oldmixon and Whitlock with Clarendon’s history to show parliamentary figures are misrepresented as satire or party-polemics. It includes The Critical History of England volumes one and two, with remarks on Echard and Burnet, notes on the Grand Rebellion, and added commentary on King William and later eras. Priced 5s 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Closees Don
Whitlock
Lord Clarendon
John Oldmixon
England
Royal House of Square
J. Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-beer
Norice
Fehard
William
Echard
Henry
Charles I
Marky
Cuarces II
Elizabeth
James
Price
The Accomplish’d Conveyancer by Giles Jacob
This three volume second edition corrected with additions presents precedents for lease and release. feoffments bargains and sales of lands deeds covenants to uses and many settle ments wills and memos for registry. includes chancery bills and memorial forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Jacob
H. Lintot
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleec-streec
Publications listing volumes of religious works by Stillingfleet and others
A catalog style notice from 17th century publishers detailing multiple works by Edward Stillingfleet and other authors. It lists sermons letters and speeches on subjects such as resignation vows, heresy, church authority, and devotion, with prices and publisher names like Knapton Midwinter Ward Bettesworth Hirch and Rivington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stillingfleet
Worcester
James Stillingfleet
Canterbury
Serjeants-Inn
Einerton and
Hyde
Ser
Jeanes-Inn
Waterford
House of Lords
Earl of
Joan Evelyn
Bucharest
James
C. Price
London
Westminster
Fleetwood
Patrick
Meff
Knapton
Midwinter
Ward
Bettesworth
The Puritans History Volume Offered with Notes
This Day 15 published price 6s announces The Tuixo Volume of The History of the Puritans from 1642 to 1648 with an account of their principles and their chief divines. Also offered The History of England during the Reigns of William and Mary and Queen Anne with debates and political extracts. A Vindication by Old mixon criticizes partiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Charles I
Dante
Near
M. A
Madox
St. Asaph
Pricu
England
K. William
Queen Mary
Old~ Mixon
Original Specifick Injection or Lotion Advertisement
A historical notice touts a quack remedy named Original Specifick Injection or Lotion claiming cures for gonorrhea, impotence, and infertility with testimonials of public use. It lists sellers in Bristol, Gloucester and London shops, promotes patent letters and warns against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogate N. B
John King
Poultry
Stocks Market
William Evans
Bristol
Thomas Price
Gloucester
Angelick Snuff: A Noble World Remedy Advertised
An early printed patent medicine claim promotes Angelick Snuff as a universal cure for headaches, vapors, giddiness, drowsiness, eye disorders, toothache, apoplexy, falling sickness, and numerous other ailments. It boasts rapid relief, strengthens nerves, revives spirits, and offers a paper with directions for use at a cost, advertised near Broad Street behind the Royal Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelick
Crown Tavern
Royad Exchange
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Charles
Lewis Baron de Pollnitz
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