The Loyal Mourner and Other Oxford Imprints
A collage of 17th century notices announces poems in memory of Queen Anne and a portrait-engraved Miss Mary, with subscription details for editions in 3vo and 8vo. Also listed are stray horse notices, potions and “truffes” cures, and a French eye doctor’s claims with timing. A formal denial by Alexander Pope over libels printed in his name closes the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QJ Anne
BP. Smalridge
Adams
Young
All-Souls College
Oxon
Paul
Windam
Coege
Cary
Green
Tate
Rogerson
Roper
Sir Tho
More
Fairford
Gloucestershire
Edmund-Hall
John Rance
Oxford
Tolen
Maudlin College
Norice
Mr. Knapton
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Greyhound-Inn
Bartlett
Adiymb
Lincoln
Holbauon
Landug
England
Dora
Hay
London
N. B
St. Paul’s Chunchyard
Old Fifp-street
Moule
Obscure London Printshop Mention In 18th Century Notation
Fragmentary notice notes a London printing site in Silver Street Bloomsbury printed by E Beringrom and sold near Statsoncree Ha. The garbled text hints at old London trade activity and a vendor location tied to a street and parish.
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London
E.beringrom
Bloomsbury
Adolphew
Statsoncree