Second Edition Puns and Histories From Early 18th Century
A long OCR fragment lists multiple 1719 publications and notices including a second edition of Puns and Languages, a Vindication of Christ's Divinity, a volume on highwaymen and robbers, piracy tales, and criminal notices. It notes publishers in London, prices, and forthcoming works, with coach notices and warnings to recover missing notes.
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Fust
Tom Pun
Jonathan Swift
D.D. Heenos
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
E. Curll
Fleet-street
W. Medows
Cornhill
W. Lewis
Covent Garden
E. Berington
A. Dodd
Temple-bar
T. Griffith
Charing Cross
Christ
London
Edward the Confesfr
Bernard Sympson
Maidenhead-Thicket
M.S
Bodleian Library
Oxford
Alex, Smith
Sam
Bristoe
Bell- Savage
Ludgate
Bickerton
Pater-Notter-Row
Barler
Cobler
Vicar of
Bray
Thomas Baldwin
Cooper
Crown Inn
Slough
Bowling Green House
Bath
Bristol
Sarazen’s-head
Friday-street
New Church
Strand
John Titley
Swan-yard
Somerset-house
John Howard
Lonedon
Mrs. Morgan
White-hart
Tholfel
Mr. Wilks
King's Bath
Bach
MerReurs Turcer, Caswell, and Company
Derby
Paris News and Local Tidings From Sept. 13
Letters from Perpignan report detachments from Franche Comté Normandy and Brittany have arrived. Troops from Navarre march to Rouffillon with expedition. Our India stock rises to 1100. State Bills to Paris. Mr Cromstrom, a long-time Swedish minister, died this month. Rumor says Chevalier de St George returned to Rome.
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Paris A Lamain
Paris
Perpignan
Francheconte
Normandy
Britany
Navarre
Rouffilion
France
India
Cromstrom
Sweden
Chevalier de St. George
Rome
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William ‘Sinegieton
Robe
Temple Bar
Bitchin Lace
Brett
St. James
St. Mark
St. Chrysostomy
St. Bazil
Brect
Church of England
A. King
Prince’s Arms
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Postscript
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