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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 02, 1738
Page
2
Guildhall London 1938 notice shows the Committee for Common Council secret to use Mansion House. It invites proposals from masons bricklayers and carpenters to perform work at the House. Meeting at Council Chamber May 16 at four o clock. details at Town Clerk's Office Guildhall.
A handsome large house with ten rooms on the first floor, marble chimney-pieces and paintwork, coach-houses and stables with lodgings, all in good repair, well supplied with water and handsome gardens. Enquire of Mr Cremer Upholsterer at the Crown and Cushion in Warling-street.
An entire building or stair case, well fitted up and in good repair, is to be sold for two lives. Sue at Mr Parker's, the Stationer, in the Inner Temple Lane for details.
An 18th century notice announces a sale by candle at Al Garraway’s Coffee-House in Exchange Alley on Thursday the 4th instant at four in the afternoon. Item includes 7 210 Scaffas fine Turkey coffee from Bathers Alexandria by the ship Halifax. Catalogues available at Warehouse No. P Steel-yard Thames-street and at the coffee-house.
For sale by candle at the Marine Coffee-House in Birchin Lane near the Royal Exchange on Friday next at three o clock in the afternoon. The Litera Goods 54782 fine walking canes, from the ship Richmond Charles Gough. Goods to be seen at a warehouse in the Steel-yard Thames Street No. 7:27 from this morning until sale. Catalogues available at the warehouse and sale location, by Peter Craven broker in Swithen's Lane.
The article advertises a Latin to English translation of Fortesche’s De Laudibus Legum Angliae with notes by Selden and others. It highlights a preface by Leafer and includes references to Magna Carta and ancient laws of Britain, France, Sweden, and Denmark. Published for RG at the Grown and J Pereer lane in Fleet Street.
Clay presents a marine musical device in Strand London after five years of work. Entry is 2s 6d with a 100 forge deposit, claiming a quarter of the machine sold. A mathematical wheel system will run for four minutes to prove it, advertised as beyond human conceit in fineness.
A colonial era catalog advertises a laboratory of arts and sciences exhibiting and explaining experiments in refining and shaping metals including gold and silver. It lists enameling, enamel colours, alloying, casting in various metals, glass making, Delft ware colours, and crafts for jewellers, cutlers, and others. Printed for Cox at the Lamb under the Royal Exchange.
A fragmented OCR glimpse lists topics on the visible and invisible Church of Christ, the Supreme Head, and rights of Christians. It references Roger, Rogers D D, and a 1739 publication involving Perkins in Andover, with scattered Latinized phrases and antiquated headings.
The OCR presents a garbled note about edition two with mentions of household keepers pocket book and complete pantry, plus recipes and kitchen items. Readable fragments suggest a small compendium on receipts, gardening, and cooking, with references to bindings and sections.
At With LDeEv's Great Toy-Shop corner Ludgate Street, customers find WEBCTACLES, Reading-Glasses, Vellescopes, Microscopes and other optical instruments in perfection. Also gold and silver items, jewels, jewellers work, shells, maps of Europe in two sheets 8d each, 72 one sheet maps of England and Wales and Ireland and America, plus large globes and other goods.
A verbose historical note discusses stubborn greets and the challenges doctors face in treating nervous system decline and venereal complications. It mentions tabes dorsalis, consumption, atrophy, and sexual dysfunction as associated issues, with references to medical opinions and patient conditions.
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