Plague and old print notices from London market stalls
A chaotic late 17th or early 18th century stream records stock bids and prices, medical pamphlets, religious tracts, and book listings. It notes South Sea stock, various insurance and banking entries, funeral counts, and a vivid reference to the Marseille plague with "Bring out your Dead" imagery. It advertises medical cures, devotional books, and Pope Homer editions, with prices, publishers, and street locations.
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Marseilles
Lordan
Ann
Cao
London
Carmen
Core
Cone
Coledge
Chamberleo
Eve
Pheophilus Dorrington
Witterham
Bene
Edward Lake
Price
Church of England
Morgan
Stenner
England
Marius Biasigoy
Butler
Bernard
Keall
Bibliotheca Biblica
Wiltea
rWllam
Juha Lovys
West End
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Bank
India
Afric
Royal Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
Endia
Royal Excharge Assuranc
J. Learhall
Talbot
St. Dunftan’s
Fleet-street
Bliz
Morphew
Stationer’s Hall
F. E. Grabe
Weitten
Edward
Ponts
Richard King
Princes Arms
St. Pauls Churchyard
Durham
Steve
Northampton
Asberthe
Bob
Willam Lupton
Honourable Society of Lincoln
Tim
Mr.Bell
Cross Keys
Cornhill
Royal
James Pembertor
Tara
Holbourn