Fust publish and sermons at York cathedral in 1718
A long item lists sermons preached at York Cathedral on topics from Christian duty and charity to civil authority, with notices of printed works, stage coaches, and a police report. It includes details of a London bookseller dispute over Pharmacopaia Pauperani and a 1718 arrest in Portsmouth with a catalog of seized items.
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Fust
York
Francis Hildyard
W. Taylor
Pater-Noster-Row
T. Ward
Inner Temple
Lane
Ondon
Bath
Bristol
Thomas Baldwin
Citizen
Cooper
London
Crown Inn
Slough
Windsor
Bawking-Green House
Friday Street
New Cherett
Maypole
Strand
John Tillies
Swan-yard
Sommererhourt
John Howard
Chequer Inn
Chequer Court
Charing-Cross
Britto
Mrs. Morgan
White Hart Inn
Thoulfél
Breiffel
Mrs. Wilks
King’s Bath
Hospital
Coatsworth
Mead
Cade
Wadsworth
Hales
C. London
T. Warner
Pater-nofter-row
Col. Leton
Salusbury Cade
R. Meed
Wadworth
Portsouth
Pons Taylor
Lowndes
Pall-ma‘s
Robert Coke
Newberry
Luke
Geo
Newbrough
Gray's Ton
Jacobus
Michael Ackins
Portssmouth
Preveny
Newport
Monmouthshire
London Printing Notes and Locations
London imprint details show E Bersgeon in Silver Street Bloomsbury and Lord J Aforphew near Stationers Hall. These notes reference historic printing houses and venue names without further context or events.
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London
E. Bersgeon
Silver Street
Bloombsbury
Lord J. Aforphew