Curious 18th Century Listings and Advertisements
A fragmented 1716 market of notices and offers include a reward for returning a black gelding, various booksellers and traders advertising works on court tales and exchange tables, medical remedies, a necklace for teething, and inn accommodations. Names appear with locations in Covent Garden, Warwick Lane, Fleet Street, and Islington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. Francis
Chelsea-Common
Aintt
Queen's Head
Covent-Garden
Fust
Ics
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick-Lane
All Booksellers
Old Round Court
New Exchange
Strand
Paul Chamberlen
King’s Arms Inn
Stowe
Wald
Gloucester
Poffeffor
Mc. Keech
Lincoln’s-Inn
Joseph Beeth
Bartholomew-Lane
Royal Exchange
London Printing in Silver-fireee Bloomsbury by E Berington
A fragment indicates a London printer named E Berington operated from Silver-fireee Bloomsbury and sold by J Adelphew near Stationers-1a, reflecting a colonial era trade listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. Berington
Bloomsbury
J. Adelphew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great Britain
Holland
France
Spain
Italy
William Banson
Bent
Middle Temple Gate
Fleet-street
Ralph Smith
Corphil
Europe
Mr. Monier
N.B
Chanaberien
Childrens Tesch
Job. Hodkinson
Gardiner
Royal’ Oak
Islington