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Appearing by the Bills of Mortality in London
A fragmented advertisement notes the death toll of children due to teeth and fevers, touts an “Anodyne Necklace” remedy by Dr. Paul Chamberlin, and offers the lace for sale at multiple shops. It also advertises a Hipoltye and Aminta history translation, legal texts, and a French boarding school project with extensive publisher and location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paul Chamberlin
King’s Arms Tavern
Hungerford-Markert
Strand
Isleworth
Stephen Brice
Yavestock-treer
Covent-Garden
Bellion
Hippolyte
Aminta
Don Francisco de Quintana
A. Bettesworth
Red Lyon
J.batky
Dove
W. Borcham
Angel
A.dodd
Peacock Without Temple-Bar
Welltinster
Replevius
S. Carter
Lower Temple
England
James Co
Giles Duncomb
Inner Temple
J. Walthoe
Temple Cloysters
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Beverler
Mr. Tho. Robinson
Toll-Gavil
Beverley