Worm Medicines Advertised by John Mogre at Hungerford Market
An aged notice proclaims worm medicines and Greco Powder sold by John Mogre at Hungerford Market and Reader's shop. It touts cures for pains in the thigh and bodily ailments with claims of fashionable larger sizes and remedies for public satisfaction. The ad urges readers to publish the advertisement to the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid
Andy
Gace Bete
Joun’ Marsuhal
Silgarek Chagder
Hungerford-Market
Controversial Theological Works and Notices Listing
A distorted fragment lists works under religious topics including God’s command to Abraham, Josephus, Dr Sykes, Dr Clarke, and a defense of opinions on Christ’s passion. It mentions publications, prices, and authors with scattered references to locations and shops, suggesting a late 17th or early 18th century catalog note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Joh
Sykes
Sire
Newsfox
Daniel
Chrif
Skes
de Chrift
Samuel Clarke
Dy Harris Gal
Labeary
Curious Volume Details Ancient Discoveries and Travels
A summarized description notes a 1731 miscellany containing distressing advertisements and new discoveries about unknown lands and Indigenous peoples in a tract of 2400 miles. It includes an account of Spaniards versus English behavior, plus a rare piece from King James I’s era. Also referenced is a curious travel piece by Nicholas Wirthington, a factor in the East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucute
Joan Hollano
da Costa
John
Jane
Edward Birr
Porto Cavalo
James I
Nicholas Wirhington
East-Indies
C. Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Publication notices and learning aids from an early press
Advertises new school books by I pylladrus and others with prices. Notes presses for Phedrus Fables edition by Mr Stirling M A, highlighting a novel method placing author words after each fable and an alphabetical vocabulary with grammar notes. Mentions critique of common teaching methods and calls for educational liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corper
John Stirleng
T. Astleyy
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Srirntine
St. Andrew’s School
Phedrus
A Remedy Promising to Cure Agues and Fevers
An advertisement proclaims a universal remedy for intermitting fevers and agues known as a famed treatment. It claims to free patients from symptoms, restore strength, and work for any age or sex without tonic disorder. Sold by Mrs Hole ayse Sign in Cornhill with directions and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psa Ia Arena Ie
Uae
Hole Ayse
Cornhill
Postscript on Mails From France and Naples News
Postscript reports Parma reception of 1200 French troops with 3000 following, fortifications under work by 2000 peasants, and plans to move 25,000 men to join the Allies in Lombardy. Mantua notes 40,000 Imperial troops with fortifications and aid to Guastalla, while Cremona details shifting troops, regiments, and potential winter quittings amid the Queen's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Holland
Parma
Ciy
Naples
Capua
Lombardy
Mantua
Mozio
Bozzolo
Guaflalla
Keniglegg
Paris
Cremona
Betfello
Parmesan
Koningseg
Marthds
de Coigny
Lodi
Sardisia
Tyturn
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Cravi
iPauntney
Bil
Ames
Paul Knapton
Ludgatett
Mighy
J B .Robinson
Betterworth
C. Hitch
JePatley
Ifrel
M. Down
Lritartholomie Clotes
Fleet-st
B.barker
King's School
Westminster
J. Downing
A. Berrefsworth
T. Sordinal
Rasky, CoRllington
S. Birt
R. Ware
F Eazard Jefferies
J. Clarke
Dj Browne
8. Harding
V Yack Ch
J. Fox
Toun de
Thomas
William Nickols
George Burr
St. David’s
Francis Hottany
Sutton
Wilts
England
Fenny
DS Browney
Temple Bar
Charles‘i
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