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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 17, 1738
Page
2
The Committee for Letting the City Lands gives notice to lease four lots in Leadenhall Market and Puddle-Dock Stairs area. Proposals to be received at the Guildhall Council Chamber on Wednesday at four in the afternoon. Details available at the Comptroller's Office in the Guildhall.
Peremptory sale by order of trustees of Jerom Branch a shopkeeper at Rosemary-Lane. Items include Cambricks linens dresses chints and various fabrics and haberdashery. Goods viewed at the Ware house Coorhall Court Throgmorton street behind the Royal Exchange. Sale today at four o'clock with weights scales and related equipment.
Auction announces sale of 110 bales coffee and other goods from Britannia and Jamaica sources, including various coffees, cloves, nuts, gum Senegal, and ginger. Goods viewable from today until sale at specified warehouses and locations, with catalogues available from Samuel Torin, broker.
A published discourse by John Rogers D D asserts that church officers powers align with Christ as head and with Christian liberties in the invisible church. It advertises related works including Rogers reviews, gospel examinations, a Vindication of the Septuagint, and a sermon from Winchester.
A catalog of historical political and literary works offered by various publishers led by Milton's complete works and life notes, Harringtons Oceana, Thomson’s seasons poems, Berwick’s life and campaigns, a two volume Enquiry into the soul, Fletcher’s political works, and Bannier’s Mythology. Additional notices promise Abbe Bannier’s Mythology forthcoming and a miscellaneous verse and prose collection by John Bancks. Includes Royal Paper editions, frontispieces, and notes.
An advert describes Angelick Snuff as the universal cure for head and brain disorders, dizziness, drowsiness, deafness, eye soreness, catarrh, toothache, and fainting fits. It claims rapid relief, strengthens nerves, and revives spirits, priced one shilling per paper, sold at Jacob's Coffer-house near the Angel and Crown Tavern in Broad Street behind the Royal Exchange.
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