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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 02, 1738
Page
2
A fragmentary notice announces items for sale including silver and silk brocades velvets damasks plain and striped silks and pipes of old Madeira wine at the Eagle and Curio on Ludgate Hill with sale at reduced prices and limited details.
A long advertisement announces Dig 1 publication of a general dictionary volume with Lives of Ogilby Oldenburg and others, a new Bayle translation, and corrections. It notes pricing, publishers in London, and forthcoming volume LXVI with additional articles. It credits Rev. John Peter Barnard Birch Lockman and others and thanks contributors for materials.
This Day announces James Keill’s additions to his essays on animal economy including blood quantity velocity heart force and muscular motion. Also listed are dissertations on heart force and Startica Observations in England with comparisons to Sanatorius. Additional works on venereal disease cures fevers sea diseases bleeding and gonorrhea by Cockburn appear.
This Day is publish'd a new Edition corrected and enlarged of the Tithe Law of Evidence compiling and digesting all printed cases on evidence. It covers general principles witnesses written evidence actions in torts and crimes with references to common law rules and maxims.
Ri J Francis Bacon, titled Baron of Verulam Viscount St Alban and Lord High Chancellor of England, is referenced in this historical note highlighting his noble ranks and offices in early modern England.
An English French hybrid advertisement for a work titled Perpetual Motion and the Quadrature of the Circle by M Meiff. It touts a long study spanning a century, claims uncannily accurate demonstrations, and urges readers to inspect and approve. Sold by T Cooper at the Globe in Paternoster Row, A Dodd at the Peacock, Temple Bar, and pamphlet shops at the Royal Exchange.
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