The Favour of God Sermon and Inauguration Day Books
A 1713 Oxford sermon before the mayor and corporation marks Her Majesty's Inauguration. The catalog lists poetry and prose editions, including Philips works, Whig and Tory poems, Lucian adaptations, and translations. Multiple publishers in Oxford and London offer these titles with varied prices.
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Oxford
St. Martin’s Church
Will. Tilly
C. C
Montague Earl of
Abingdon
Anth, Peisley
J. Knapton
H. Clements
J. Morphew
London
John Philips
Christ Church, Oxon
Bolingbroke
Garth
Prior
Petronius
Lucius Apuleius
Medaura
Henry Carey
J. Brown
Black Swan
Temple-Bar
Theophilus Ridolph Guilty Of Manslaughter In A London Duel
An 18th century trial in London records Theophilus Ridolph found guilty of manslaughter over a duel with Mr Pyne. The altercation began over a 25 guinea gold watch, with Pyne urging a fight before Ridolph refused. They fought near Hyde Park with blades drawn. Ridolph was convicted while his seconds were acquitted. Dr Sacheverell received institution and induction at St Andrew Holbourn.
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Mr. Webster
Christ-Church, Oxon
Steele
N. Rowe
Sewell
Broome
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Watts
Mr. Cobb
Gerhard
Heaven
Hell
Bishop Taylor
BP. Beveridge
Dr. Sherlock
Mr.Kettlewell
C. Pricers
B Curl
St. Dunstan’s
Fleet-treer
London
Esterday
Theophilus Ridolph Esq
Pyne
Lary
Bidolph
Sedgley
Mr. Goffe
Square
Goffe
Hyde Park
Chelsea Fields
Ridolph
Sacheverell
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Arth, Collier
Langford Magna
Sarum
R. Gosling
Dunstan’s
Fleetstreet
Ftich
Bishop Hooker
Gravesend
A. Baldwin
Warwick Lane
E. Curll
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleettreet
E. Berington
Bloomsbury
J. Avorphew
Stationers Hall
Sessions House
Baily