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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 24, 1739
Page
2
Court of Directors of the United East India Merchants announce a Quarterly General Court at Leadenhall Street on December 16. Transfer Books close December 20 and reopen January 17. Dividend warrants due at Christmas will be ready January 19.
An old catalog note lists titles printed for and sold by R Montagu at the Book Warehouse in Great Wild Street. It includes An Account of the Hospital for Foundlings in Paris taken by Queen Caroline’s command, 2d edition priced 6d, and The Life and Entertaining Adventures of Mrs Guristias Davies known as Mother Ross, detailing campaigns under King William III and Marlborough, disguising as a man, duels, and an account of her sex and bravery, bound at 33.6d.
A historical notice announces a publication dated this day praising Dr Trapp for four sermons against Enthusiasm. It reviews Mr Batés's views on the Spirit's cooperation, urging light and truth to reveal spiritual depths and the mystery of iniquity referenced in Galatians. Printed for J. Roberts at the Oxford Arms in Warwick.
A late 17th to early 18th century prospectus-like listing advertises a volume detailing the life and death of Mrs. A Elizabeth Bury died May 11 1720 aged 96 with diary based chapters on conversion virtue devotion and death. It also advertises other religious biographies including Increase Mather and Thomas Beard as well as several works by Dr Samuel Wright and a trial narrative of Thomas Rosewell.
A historical notice printed for Charles Hitch at the Red Lion in Paternoster Row. The fragment references Luke and a divine of the Church of England, indicating a religious publication or sermon item from a London printer in the early modern period.
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