Turio Volume of This Day and Law Abridgment
A public notice of The Turio Volume and an abridgment of the law. Printed for Henry Linror at the Cross Keys near St Dunstan’s Church Fleet Street by a Gentleman of the Middle Temple.
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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 06, 1739
Page
2
A public notice of The Turio Volume and an abridgment of the law. Printed for Henry Linror at the Cross Keys near St Dunstan’s Church Fleet Street by a Gentleman of the Middle Temple.
An old advertisement lists multiple religious works for country readers. It details books on daily Christian living, Sabbath observance, education of children, preparation for communion, and death. Titles include sermons by Abraham Markland and Basil Kennet, plus works by Samuel Clarke and John Balguy, with prices and editions noted.
A catalog style notice listing titles and prices from 18th century religious memoirs and sermons. Key items include Mrs Elizabeth Bury’s life and death in 1720, volumes by Isaac Gilling and Thomas Beard, and the Arraignment of Rosewell. Prices range from 6d to 25d with publishers named Richard Hett and others.
An old advertisement promotes a miraculous elixir capable of curing consumption, asthma and related lung ailments in days. It claims to restore health, ease breathing, reduce coughing, and cure various fevers and diseases, offering bottles at a listed price with prescriptions. It directs buyers to a specific London address for purchase and warns against fake versions.
A broadside advertising a book on venereal disease, claiming private self cure methods and home remedies. It details chapters on avoiding infection, fear of discovery, travel ease for treatment, and rapid preparation of medicines. Registration directs readers to Dr. Rafaels House in Holborn.
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