Death of a Countess and a Loyal Vindication in 1717
Fragmented notices reveal a disputed death poem, a printer’s advertisement, and scattered public sales. The text references Mr. Young’s alleged malice toward a Countess of Berkeley, a forthcoming enigmatic letter, and a set of historical cuts by Vandergucht. It also lists vendors Francis Jefferis and various sale notices for Bibles, Common Prayers, and auction-like postings in Nottingham and London venues. The variety of notices shows early 18th century publishing and auction culture with religious and literary items, estate notices, and market alerts.