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Dooms Day Poem and 18th Century Publications Burst
A publication sweep notes This Day is published items including Dooms Day a poem by the Earl of Sterline and a 2d edition of Henry the Fourth tragedy by Beckingham. It lists publishers at Temple Coffee-house Fleet Street Pauls Yard Cornhill Angel Cornhill and J Brotherton various shops with prices. Also advertised are The Catholick Doctrine a sermon by W Stephens and Dr Friend's Epistle to Dr Mead plus several sermons and political notices from 1719 with publishers in Oxford Warwick Lane Temple Bar and St. James's Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Sterline
Mr. Addison
E.curllsexe
Temple
Fleet-street
C. Rivington
Paul’s Church Yard
J. Brotherton
Cornhill
T. Jauney
The
Angel
E. Berington
Cross-Keys
Pr. Sa
Henry the Fourth
France
Mr. Beckingham
King Henry
B. Curlbuert
Temple Coffee-House
Fleetstreet
T.jauocy
Angel Without Temple-bar
J Brotherton
Black Fulum Cornhill
J. Graves
St. James's-ftseet
T. Geifich
Charing Cross
W. Chetwood
Covent-Garden
Furt
Christ
R.R
John Lord
Oxford
Witney
Dr. Bennet
W. Stephens
Bampton
Exeter Coll
Oxon
Wilmot
J. Kaapron
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Fryal
Patrick Hut Jey
Moughna
Clare
Ireland
Perjory
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Fust
Friend
Mead
Thessalus
I. Roberts
Warwick
W. Meadows
Carship
Dodd
Temple-bir