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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 15, 1737
Page
2
This evening at Drury Lane Theatre Royal the Con FEDERACY will be performed with D. Ononu and Phillida amid a program listing goods such as hops indigo coffee tea and leather in a period style catalogue framing the event.
Market report from yesterday lists high water at London Bridge at 4:19 PM and shows South Sea stock prices and annuities, Bank circulation, India securities, Royal Exchange rates, and various governmental loan and lottery figures with multiple quoted prices and minor oddities. The bulletin reflects contemporaneous financial quotes including South Sea stock, New South Sea Annuities, Three Per Cent Annuities, Exchequer Orders, and other securities.
London markets seek contractors to manage cleansing and upkeep. Proposals sealed and left at the Town Clerk's Office Guildhall by Wednesday the 18th instant. Proposers may attend the Committee in the Guildhall Council Chamber at four in the afternoon the same day to contract for the work.
The creditors of the York Buildings Company are directed to meet at the Bear and Harrow Tavern in Butcher Row near Fleet Street on Tuesday next at five o clock afternoon to discuss matters of security for their debts under the deeds of trust dated 1531.
Merceé announces a clearance sale at Great Wheat Sheamon andgate Eig with drastic reductions on stock. Offers include gold and silver brocades, waistcoats in various styles, velvets in many colors, silks, damasks, and Genoa bed damasks. A broad variety of fabrics is available at very low prices.
Next Tuesday will be publish'd price four pence. The work studies the harmful effects of internal family disputes among princes, showing examples from our histories and other nations, with remarks on evil counsellors and ministers who foment such divisions. Printed by W. Lloyd at the King's-Arms Tavern in Chancery Lane near Fleet Street.
The Second Edition of a comprehensive arithmetic work by Edward Horton promises vulgar and logarithmic parts, algebra, negatives, and series approximations. With tables of logarithms to 1070, rules for multiplication division and interest, plus definitions and an appendix on mensuration. Printed by G. Strahan at the Golden Ball near the Royal Exchange, Cornhill.
This edition advertises This Day publish’d at price sixpence and fourpence, detailing a large religion and science compendium. It lists an inquiry into angelic orders and governance, a complete household book with recipes, medicines, copper plates, and a gardening treatise by Bradley, with multiple publishers and locations in Fleet Street and Newcastle. The notices mix theological discourse with domestic manuals and science texts.
G. Winlogg offers large two sheet and one sheet maps of London Europe and the world. Includes a four by five foot Map of Great Britain and Ireland, a detailed map of London and Westminster, and a suite of celestial and regional charts. Also sells optics and spectacles with in house-made stock.
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