The Creed of an Independent Wig and Early Book Ads
An 18th century item lists a pamphlet The Creed of an Independent Wig with an introduction on church authority and priests as ambassadors. It catalogues other publications for April May 1715 including Laws of England and England’s history, with notices of booksellers and a reward for a pistol recovered from Cunningham’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Fuft
Eugland
Julius Cesar
James the Second
William
Mary
Laurence Echard
A.M
Stowe
William Lord
Canterbury
Jacob Tonton
Shakespears Head
Katherine-street
Strand
N. B
H. Delany
Long Acre
Henry Delany
New Musick
Mask of Vocal Musick
Arcangelo Corelli
Antonio Vivaldi
John Walsh
Harpin Catherine S Street
J. Hare
Viol
Cornhil
Royal Exchange
London Printed by E. Berington in Silver Street
An 18th century London imprint indicates printers E. Berington of Silver Street Aliamsbury and sellers at Adolphew near the Stationers. The notice points to a local book or pamphlet sale with retail address details and partnership spelling variants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fust
England
Tho. Wood, L
Richard Sare
Grays-inn-gate
Holborn
London
E. Berington
Silver Street
Aliamsbury
Adolphew
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Mercurius Politicus
Great Britain
T. Bckercos
Crown
Paver Norlter Row