Odd pamphlet shop and street scene mystery
A fragmentary notice mentions a pamphlet shop run by Mrs. Doddart Temple Bar near St. John Street and by the Booksellers. The text is garbled but places the activity in a local street context with names and shop references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamphlee
Ae He Hoya
Doddart Temple
Ra Ackfon
In &T.j Street
B the Booksellers
Ows
Gaye
Nyclopadia
Giwil
E. Chmbers
Statin
Grivinton
R. Flere
Foultry
Shuckburgh
J Miberton
Oe Gafling
M. Senex
Clarke
Parliagensy
Prince of
Grange
Zealand
Te Cooper
Piter-noller
Diarres
du Bote
Demarton
PHE- Publick
England
J. Cowley
R. Dodsley
Jorge
William Hawkins
Birt
Ave-Mary-Lane
D. Browne
Temple-Bar
J. Suckburgh
Fleet-Street
J. Stagg
Westminster-Hall
Cheapside
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Brvern
Sree
Westminster
Ciy Rv
Liberty of
Charles Wager
Vernon
Manifely
Wesigni
Swaith
Perergh Vernon
Wendy
Grosveror
Charles Edwin
Deadigh
Watkin Williams Wynn
Hertford
County of Hertford
Myantlemen
jJacoz Houblon
Charles Gore
CAND
London
Long’s
Lee UE Lane
Teather Goods
Sile
Garton Woell
Safligner
Arid Sponges
Red Bull Wharf
Dyers Hall
Thames Street
Phe Okbanma
Cammin Seeds
Annifeeds
Warner’s‘Yard
Milking-Lane
Ompany
el Torin
Samurl Toran
John’ Hupgonson
Ladgate-hill
Phas. Dayis
W.iways
Ste Panp
Directa
Brook. Taylor
L.L. D
Regie Societatis Aerate
Jobs.Gray
Marie de Te T Hospital
Stone, Bee
Philip Ronayne
Gene
My. Henderi CE
Daven Coates X
Moof
Fomene
Andar
Shawiford
Coa
Rayner
Duigay
Deason
Grotelge Tornimey
Machides
Cicero
Enelith
Ling
Czidlins
Archias
Marcellus
al ‘Legarins
Aupe
Waller
Temple
N. B
Svocock
J. Roberts
Oxford
Arms
Warwick Lane
Great Britain
Bainit
Mae’ Dodd
Angelick
Colesnane
Jargey