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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 09, 1738
Page
2
Sept 21 1978 notice from Pay Office Bread Street calls widows of late commission and warrant officers of Annefly's Royal Mary to claim pensions and bounty up to Aug 31 1738. Specific pay days for ranks listed with hours ten to two and weekly. London residents must attend or provide parish minister or churchwardens certificate if unable to attend.
General-Post-Office reports a post boy robbery on the North Mail near Kingsland London. A mid-sized man in a light coat and bob wig stole bags from Hartford Peterborough Horncastle Louth Boston and took most letters from Enfield Ware St Ives and Royton bags. A reward of 200 pounds for the robber or an accomplice with pardon. Two accomplices observed nearby.
General-Post-Office London announces that the Bristol Bath Hereford Leominster Presteigne mail was robbed by three men on horseback and one on foot between Knightsbridge and Kensington at about three this morning. A reward of 200 pounds is offered for the capture of the robbers or any accomplices, plus a royal pardon for the discovering accomplice. Order by the Post-Master-General. John Jesse, Cl.
An aged advertisement for Mont Domat's Civil Law in its natural order with public law, translated by William Strahan. It notes added remarks on Civil Law versus English Law, aims to present universal rules of justice for private and public transactions, and lists related works on negotiation, sovereignty, and governance.
A antiquarian volume titled The History of the Amours and Gallantery of fe vers noble and police. It covers persons in Rome and Syracuse and is interspersed with observations on morals and politics. Dante from the French. Printed for R. Gosling at the Crowns and Mitre and J. Stage in Westminster Hall.
This Day is published beautifully printed in Ofavo Second Edition with additions. It covers antecedent causes of diseases and rise of symptoms, methods of cure, chemical analysis of urine and blood, and includes a new essay on muscular motion based on Newtonian philosophy. Also a treatise of a military fever with histories and practice rules translated from Latin by Sir David Hamilton.
A historical notice discusses Dr Sittingfleet's translation and N.B. design aims. It outlines that the books offer brief, preventive accounts of Protestant Dissenters reasons for not joining the Church of England. It argues the dissenters seek to show they worship in separate assemblies for reasons of evangelical purity rather than prejudice or novelty.
A historical notice describes a legal text on conveyancing with various drafts and occasions, printed by J. Worrall at the Dove in Bell-Yard, near Lincoln's Inn. It references a forthcoming Octave edition and outlines procedures for replevin and other legal remedies, with notes on tenancy and statutory changes.
Public notice of a 18th century collection of sermons and theological tracts edited by John Bulgay. Includes Further Discourses and Prophecy, with marginal notes and posthumous supplements. Detailing prices, publishers, and availability at Fleet Street printers J and J Pemberton.
This Day publishe a seven additional volumes of He Craftsman printed on the same size and letter as the former. Domestic matters dominate, with reflections on foreign affairs, standing armies, parliamentary independence, parties, church and state, bank, prerogative, and crown power. Dedication to the People of England. N. BR. Princed for R. Francklin in Ruffel-street Covent-Garden.
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