Lost Bond Notes and Astronomical Works Advertised in 18th Century Notices
A fragment lists a reward for returning a bundle of bonds and papers left between Temple and Wood Street in August, with notices for numerous books and instruments. Advertised items include Whitton’s Copernicus astronomical instrument, eclipse calculations, a justice of peace office manual, publications from J. Wakshes and J. Nicholson, and various sermons and building guides, with prices and shipping details across London shops. The jumble preserves names like Sir Richard Hoar and Mr Wail, multiple publishers, and a note about a fireball event from Hampstead Heath timing.
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Temple
Wood-street
Richard Hoar
Wail
Taylor
Rileyhall
Whilton
Cross-sreec
Hatton-Garden
Sen
London
W.nelson
Middle-Temple
Wakshes
J. Nicholson
Little Britain
B. Tooke
Middle- Temple
J. Hooke
J. Dunstan
Fleettreet
London Primed by E Berington and Amsterdam News Item
From the Amsterdam Courant Aug 10: Prooffians claim Stralsund victory with Swedes defeated and 130 slain. Danish fleet reinforced seeks Swedish prey. Prussian Arnheim reports 300 Swedes captured. Genoa earthquake near 2 miles from there. London notices include a Guardsman’s arrest for high treason and financial figures.
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Amsterdam Courant
Stralsund
Wolgast
Uledom
Schestad
Spor
Pesamunder
Udedom
Schwiener
Penamunder Schau
Holland
France
Schwien
P.S
Arnheim
Penamund
Hamburg
Bremen
Verde
Paris
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Mercury
J. Morphew
Stationer’s Hall
B.berington
Cross-Keys
Wichane Temple-Bar
Sarom
Dr. Whitby
R. Eyre
Cannon of
Saram
Lernon
University of Oxford
St.Mary’s Church
Digby Cotes
All-Souls College, Oxford
Steph. Fletcher
J. Knapron
W. Taylor
H. Clements
Lonon
M. Ganger
J. T. Defaguliers
Dunilan
Fleet-freet
J. Sened
the Globe
Salisbury Court
E.berington
Bloombury
Maorphen
Stationers Hall
Tandon
Bank
India
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