Lord Mayor Describes Fishery Offences in Thames Basin
Historic proclamation by Daniel Lambert Lord Mayor of London sets forth size limits and penalties for sale of unfishable or undersized fish in the River Thames area. It cites Statutes from Queen Elizabeth, Queen Anne, and King George I, with fines up to ten pounds and informer rewards, enlisting constables and parish officers to enforce compliance.
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Lambert
Thaimes
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Anne
George the
Daniel Lambert
City of London
Thames
Medway
George
Fifermens Company
Fune
Fife
Landox
London
Westminster
Treatise on the Fistula of the Anus
This Day is published treatise on the fistula of the anus. Originating in Latin by Joan Astruc physician to King Augustus II and Duke of Orleans, with pieces by Fabricius, Marochechis and others. Adorned with copper plate and new instrument for operation by John Freke. Printed for John Brocherton Cornhill.
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Joan AstRuc
France
Augustus
Poland
Orleans
Fabricius Ab. Aquapendente
Peter de Marchechis
Anns
John Freke
F.R.S
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
John Brocherton
Tom’s Cottee
Cornhill
Edward Hatton
G. Strahan
Royal Exchange
Compleat Debates in Parliament Collection Sale
Advertises a multi volume set of Debates in the Parliament of England from 1658 to 1737 with Lords and Commons, Lords Protests, and Scottish Union debates. Includes voters lists and division numbers, printed in Dublin and London with additions, sold by John Torbuck, Drury Lane. Volumes X XI XI XII may be had separately for those who bought the first nine.
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England
Lords
Commons
Scotland
Dublin
London
John Torbuck
Clare-Court
Drury-Lane
Tyburn Executions Promo by Joan Appresee Printer
Tomorrow Nine o clock will see publication by Joan Appresee of a full account of the four malefactors executed yesterday at Tyburn. The pamphlet promises confessions and dying words, plus details of Cook the highwayman’s robberies, his capture via Martha Underwood, and the Colchester Coach attempt near Stratford. It also covers Cook’s Birmingham shop thefts, the mare stolen, and Mary Harret’s original letter.
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Joan Appresee
Bolt-Court
Fleet- Street
Tyburn
Cook
Martha Underwood
Stratford
William Taylor
Colchester
Zachary
Mary Harret
Birmingham
C. Ke
New Empirion of Virgil Works with Latin Notes
Publication details for a new edition of Virgil emphasizing revised readings, historical notes, and extensive commentary. Preface on painting, Virgil history, fabulous accounts, and remarks on verses. Includes a Homer versus Virgil discourse and a navigational map of Aeneas voyages. Printed by James Hodges in London with distribution to Oxford, Cambridge, and Edinburgh.
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Virgil
Cambridge
Langhton
de la Rue
Dauphin
Aneas
Mr. Cooker
James Hodges
Aginst St. Magnus Church
London-Bridge
Oxford
Edinburgh
Infalible Chymical Drops Cure the Scury and More
An advertisement touts “Famous and most powerful Chymical Drops” as instantly curing scurvy and related humours, claiming they cleanse blood, restore appetite, and relieve fevers, pains, and other disorders. Sold at the Gentlewoman's shop “Two Blue Posts” Haydon Yard in the Minories, 7d6d a bottle.
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Earth
Provence
Bertuns
Haydonyard
Publication notice on Amela volumes Pamela's Conduit claim
In the press announce the Tulip and Fourth Volumes of Amela or Virtue Rewarded will be published soon. It states the author of the two first volumes is not the author of the new Pamela’s Conduit in High Life to the Time of her Death and lists printers in St Paul’s Churchyard and Pater-noster Row.
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Die
G. Rivington
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J Osborn
Pater-nofter-Kaw
N. B
Pamela
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Lune
Beauchamp
Eich
Bateman
Bow-Church-Yisd
Northampton
B. Oxell
W.ard
C. Dicey
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