Poisons and Auctions: Tonics and Estates Advertised in London
The fragment lists sale notices for tonics promising vitality and fertility, with addresses at Radford's Toy and Spectacle-shop in the Strand and Arundel Street area. It also advertises a freehold estate of 201 a year near Watford, and a public sale of John Kemp’s Egyptian antiquities at the Phoenix Tavern in Hay-Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se. Clemanc
Church Yard
Strand
Arundel Street
Bnd
Pr. S
Che
Watford
Hertfordshire
Sarah's
Queen-street
Cheapside
John Kemp
Phoenix Tavern
Hay-Market
Pall-Mall
St. James's
Veffe
Robin’s
Exchange Alley
Isaac Delpech
Threaddechie-Street
Gerling
Lutterworth
Leicestershire
Martha Whyte
Beary Gibson
London Printed by E Berington in Silver Street Bloomsbury
An 18th century imprint lists London printing by E Berington in Silver Street and sale through E Adolphew near Stationers Hall, indicating typical circulation practices and shop location in early print culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. Berington
Silver-street
Bloomsbury
E. Adolphew
Stationers Hall
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Fust
Nottingham
Whitton
Edward Valentine
Queen's
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleertreet
Tillotino
Wotton
Seaton
Stanhope
J. Baseman
J. Nicks
Dulphin
Crown
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Marselles
University of Cambridge
Joannes Davisius
Regin
Pauli Maouci
Petri Victoris
Joachim
Cameraris
Dion
Lambini
Fulv
Urfina
Typis Academicis Sumpribus
C. Crownfield
Manchester
England
William and
John Ineys
Oxford
Cambridge