Advertisements on new religious and political pamphlets
A dense 18th century advertisement list announces new releases from W. Taylor and W. Claycos in Pater-Noster-Row, J. Morphew near Stationers Hall, and others. Titles include devout prayers, parish guidance, and a caveat against Whigs, with prices and shop locations. Also noted are political tracts on the clergy, royal speeches, witchcraft, Dutch alliances, and beekeeping manuals with various prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Taylor
Pater-Noster-Row
W. Claycos
Manchester
Fust
Church of England
E.C.A.M
Pater-Notter-Row
Price
J. Morphew
Stationer’s Hall
Great-Britain
England
Westminster
W. Nelson
Middle-Temple
Ch. Harper
Flower-de-Luce
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleettreet
Duke of Anjou
John Morphew
Stationers Hall
Lords and Commons
J. Baker
William
Prince Mirabel
Don Prefatio D’araven
Great Britain
Amboyna
East-Indies
Beaumont
High Court of Admiralty
London News Summary of July 30 British Dispatches
July London report from Silver-street notes Colonel Pasteur with 1200 dragoons advancing toward Halle and a soon joining body of horse near Charleroy to sever communications between the city and Mons. Convoys for Prince Eugene’s army must pass through. In Dunkirk, two French ships and gallies unrigged remain after British possession, now sailing to Brest. Holland sees less disruption to commerce since the town’s delivery to Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
F. Berington
Silver-street
Nsbury
Avorphew
Starioners-Hal
Dunkirk
Brest
Holland
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Joseph Warder
Croydon
M.D
J. Pemberton
St.Dunstan’s Church
Fleetstreet
B. Berington
Essex Street
Strand
St. Clement’s