Translated Voltaire work notices in St Pauls Yard catalog
An 18th century advertisement lists publications including a true history found among Father Quesnel papers and a Voltaire translation by Monsieur De Voltaire. It notes pricing, binding, and availability from T. Carnan at No 65 St Pauls Church Yard with two shillings.
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Father Quesnel
Monsieur DE Voltaire
T. Carnan
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Zata
Fort Leing
Butte
Wy -Nicoll
St. Pauls Church Yard
T. Becket
Strand
R. Davis
Piccadily
T. Durham
Chiristy-cross
Richardson and
Hothorn
Baumé de Vie
The History of England in Four Volumes Adorned Edition
This Day was published in Four Volumes Octavo price 11 15 boards adorned with engraved heads of England’s kings and queens detailing the history from earliest times to the death of King George the Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
George the Second
Lutarch
Didér
Phutarch
Dryden
W. Strahan
F. Risington
W Johnston
C. Bathurst
B. Law
T. Longman
B Whise
S. Crowder
T. Becket
Tr. Daviss
T. Cadell
Robinson and Roberts
Cenite
W. Otridee
H. Gardner
R. Baldwin
Town and Country Magazine issue XXXIII from Emberlished
Day Was published with price sixpence monthly, illustrated by elegant engravings. The pages feature portraits including Mrs M Jis and Lord Sak, a full-length in the Garter habit, and a Bridtolian Cosmopolites scene. Abridged note references S.A Eight of the Garter and the magazine’s knowledge and entertainment repository.
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M—Jis
Lord Sak
Heble
Lady’s Magazine
Wale
Walker
Prince of Wals
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Order of the Gates
Wynne
Hook
Mary Wortley Montague
Avenir
Robinson and Roberts
Lady's Magazine
Publisi
Orginal
John Wheble
Very Man's Magazine Number I from The Monthly Repository
Publication details announce Day war price six pence for Very Man's Magazine Number I. The frontispiece and three supper plates depict comic and serious subjects. Dr Arne provides a song. the work aims to entertain and inform across science and literature for both sexes and all ranks.
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Arne
MAN
Ty F. Blyth
Rockfeller
Royal Exchange
Fletcher
Oxford
Mer. Fletcher and Hodson
Cambridge
Ethrington
York
Wilson
Dublin
Great Britain
Ireland
Illumination, Faith, and Superstition Across Worlds
An 18th century meditation contrasts light and darkness with a candle as the light source, then cites collective beliefs of Indians and Jews about the world’s shape. A Persian ambassador’s secretary is accused of predicting an enlinfe, provoking mob violence. a surgeon faces death for sorcery amid a dancing skeleton. Ignorance blinds reason and cages truth.
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Russia
Traiter
Denmark
Seeleton
Princess Amzita Visit Sparks Political Signals at Stowe
London reports suggest Princess Amzita’s Stowe visit serves politics more than pleasure. Opposition leaders may meet her for possible overtures from the Ministry while Lord Sandwich’s resignation rumors shake public opinion. Controversy swirls over trials, liberties, and ministries as eyes stay on upcoming changes and royal consent.
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Amzita
Stowe
Lord
Marine Department
Beccarin
Ion
Imay
III
Gary
Ruffel
London
Roberts
Chatham, &c
Alley
Minérca
Europe
Poland
Rusia
Jonathan
Charles
Mysterious affairs and social customs spark town talk
A London column describes genteel intrigue, royal post theft in Ireland, and legal debates over ambassadors rights. It notes embanking work near the Inner Temple, crop prospects in Hampshire and Sussex, and a gold premium for breeding black cattle without milk. It also reports a Kent vs Sussex cock main result and a Dublin shopkeeper jailed for delaying royal mail. A young Irishman of good family shot himself, leaving many letters to explain his despair.
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Sweden
Hhis Villa
Guinea
England
Miateof
Embankment
Inner Temple Garden
Hampshire
Sussex
Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce
William Budd
Wandborow
Guildford
Surry
Kent
Canterbury
Limerick
Ireland
Newry
Downpatrick
Plutarch
Miletum
Savage Gardens
Prices on Corn and Grain at Mark Lane Market
Yesterday at Mark Lane Corn and Wheat prices ranged 33 to 47s per quarrel for corn and wheat, Barley 22 to 26s, Rye 32 to 35s 6d, Oats 18 to 26s. Finest Flour quoted, various fort prices. Bank stock and India stock quotes listed, along with Malt, Pease, Beans, and other commodities. Bond and annuity figures included.
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Netteswellbury
Essex
Epping
Harlow
Newmarket Road
Netterwell Bury
Netterwell
JeaJen
Szola
Nettiswell
Eppig
Walthon Abbey
Bishop Stortford
Ware
Hertford
Stort
N.B
Michaelmae
Martin
Blagey
Kaiton
Dr. Goldsmith
T. Davies
Ruvlfeltreet
Covent- Garden
T.cadell
T. Becker
P. A. de Hondt
Staind
Granville Whefeler
Otterden- Place
Benjamin White
Horace’s-Head
Preet-street
Dodsley
Pall-mall
Parker
New Bond-street
Almond
Piccadilly
Walter
Charing Cross
Richardon and
Urquhart
Hane Keay
TC. Hop Bus
Hoppus
E. Wie Reed
J Rivington
Haws
T Ke
Cell J. Hinton
Crowder
T.gafton
B. Ae Robinson and Roberts
G Peach
Garter
Winelur
Lever
Gillanery
Pavis
Versailles
Jack Sprat
Lurspe
Town and Country
Tane
Verlaille
A. Hamilton
St. John's Gate
Ife
Postscript
Natural History
Oses
Mark Lane
Fternoon
South-Sea
Qld
India
Navy, &c
Fhuc Bank
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