Letting Notice for Lands at Kensington Area
A notice invites bids or inquiries for a parcel near Kensington at Olland House and Gardens. The person taking it is to consider its use for life or to allow undertakers to build a square on the site. Enquiries are to be made with Mr. Brooks at the Horse and Groom,corner of the lane leading to the said house.
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Kensington
Olland House
Brooks
Elizabeth Cheney
Bridge-Font
Wallingford
Berkshire
Bow- Church-Yard
London
William Dicey
Benjamin Okell
Peremptory Sale of Linen Goods at Birchin Lane Auction
A full shop of linen draper goods including cloths, gowns, aprons, handkerchiefs, and silk items is to be sold at four o'clock this afternoon at the Marine Coffee-House Birchin Lane. The sale lists 30 pieces West Country cloths, 40 dozen coloured threads, India-works, and numerous textiles, gloves, and accessories. Goods viewable at the warehouse in Coorhall Court Throgmorton Street before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birchin-Lane
Coorhall Court
Throgmorton-street
A Six O Clock Sale Of A Small Library At Faneways Coffee
AuGion conducts an auction at Faneways Coffee-house near the Royal Exchange selling a private library from the late W Latten of Gray's Inn. The collection includes Tolio, Rapin, Bayle, Lives of Highwaymen, Josephus, Dugdale, Strafford trial, Tournefort, Octavo Cibber plays, British Theatre, Pope Homer, Moliere plays, Atalantis, and Moss sermons with catalogues available at the sale site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AuGion
Faneway
Royal Exchange
Thomas Corserr
W. Latten
Gray’s Inn
Deceas
Tolio
Rapin
Bayle
Cibber
British Theatre
Pope
Homer
Moliere
Independent Whig
Turner
Moss
Atalantis
State of England officer salaries and royal households list
Publish'd description details every civil and military officer salary and duty in Great Britain. Includes lists of Lords and Privy Council, royal household, Prince of Wales, and other royals, plus government of London and Westminster. Also advertises Lex Parliamentaria and election related titles with prices.
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England
Great Britain
Most Honourable Privy Council
Houshold
London
Westminster
J. Sage
Westminster Hall
House of Commons
History of Priesthood Free Thought pamphlet advertised
This day issue advertises a pamphlet titled History of Priesthood ancient and modern inscribed to Free-Thinkers. It outlines sections on Eve as a Free-Thinker, origins of the Free-Thinking Sect, critique of priestly offices, and remarks on priesthood across Greeks Romans Jews Catholics England Holland. Printed for H Gorham Fleec-street and at booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Sillipa
Eve
Alberto Radicare
Athens
Church of England
Pafleran
de Cocconas
Holland
Memoirs of Charles Lewis Baron de Pollnitz volume notice
An 18th century notice announces two volumes of The Memoirs of Charles Lewis Baron de Pollnitz. The work lists fifty letters to his vizier and references Brandenbourg Hanover Saxony Mentz Coln Franconia Bohemia Austria Ovaria and other regions, indicating the broad European scope of the observations and travels.
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Offavo
Charles Lewis Baron de Pollnitz
Frizao
Brandenbourg
Hanover
Saxony
Mentz, Cologn
Franconia
Bohemia
Austria
Ovaria
Books and Sermons Printed for Meff. Knapton and Others
A catalog-like notice lists newly printed works by Edward Stillingfleet and others, including sermons on resignation, church authority, and devotion. It details titles, subjects, editions, and publishers with prices, such as Bishop Fleetwood and Bishop Patrick volumes, dated from the late 17th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stillingfleet
Worcester
James Stillingfleet
Canterbury
Serjeants-Inn
Emerton and
Hyde
Waterford
House of Lords
Earl of Montague
Bath
Archbishop of Canterbury
John Evelyn
Bucharest
Price
London
Westminster
Fleetwood
Patrick
Knapton, Midwinter
Ward, Betterworth and Hitch
Pemberton, Ware, Rivington, Clay, Batley and Wood, Longman, and Hert
Comparative critique of Clarendon’s history and rival works
A promotional note for the second edition of I. Laren don and Whitlock with added comparison to the History of the Rebellion. It argues editors misrepresent Parliament, favors satirical portrayal and selective facts. Also advertises the third edition of a critical history of England and volume two with extended remarks and corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.larendon
Whitlock
Lord Clarendon
Paweryrick
Joan Otomixon
England
Royal House of Stuart
Prince
J. Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
Echard
Edard
Henry VII
Edward VI
Mary
Elizabeth
James II
Sovereign Elixir Promises Cure for Nervous Diseases
An advertisement touts a medicine claimed to cure palsy, paralysis, and nervous decays, promising rapid relief and restored vigor. It alleges universal success across sexes and ages, details benefits to digestion, circulation, and energy, and states the remedy is sold at Mrs. Holt's in Corghill for 3s. 6d. per bottle.
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Trent
Venice
The
Ecclesia
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Genoa
Piedmont
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France
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Europe
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Black Swan
James I
Charles I. Charles
Countess Dpaneis
John Brotherton
Cornhill
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