Subscribers urged for additional prints of ancient cities
Noms Garden-Court Maddle-Temple inform subscribers that the drawings of abbeys and castles across Merioneth Montgomery Meath Pembrokeshire and Anglesey exceed the usual allotment. They offer engraving of subscribers names, allow payment on delivery, and announce plans for future sets covering Cambridge Ely Lincoln and other counties.
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Maddle-Temple
Edfieurs
Samuex and
Nxtansiers
Buck
Merionéth
Montgomery
Menbigh
Fline
Carnarvon
Ile
Anglesea
England
Wales
Yorkshire
Lincoln
Nottinghamshires
Lancashire
Cheshire
Derbyshire
Bishoprick
Durham
Northumberland
Oxford
Warwick
Northamptonshires
Cambridge
Hunting
Bedford, Bucks
Leicester
St. Auchaels Moun
Cornwall
Temple
Ely
Stamford
Nottingham
EOGRAPHIA Antiqua et Nova System of ancient and modern Generabry
Advertisement notes a beautifully printed one volume quarto edition titled EOGRAPHIA Antiqua et Nova with maps from Cellarius, translated from French, with additions from Ptolemy Strabo and others. It claims usefulness for schools and gentlemen, with an added index, printed for John and Paul Knapton at the Crown in Ludgate Street.
The Philosophical History and Memoirs of the Royal Academy
A condensed 18th century review advertises the Philosophical History and Memoirs of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris translated by John Martin and Ephraim Chambers. It cites discussions on air, weather, earthquakes, hydraulics, navigation, natural history, and anatomy with other scientific notes. Also promoted are Belloste’s Pills as a universal purifier with sale details across London locations and warnings against counterfeits.
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Jermyn-street
St. Fimes’s
Richaard Manningham
Ant. M.D
College of Physicians
London
N. B
I. Gardiner
Cowley’s Head
Semple-Bar
Midwifry
Faid
Roya Academy of Sciences
Paris
John Martin
A&s
Ephraim Chambers
University of Cambridge
J. and
P. Knaptoi
F. Gogan
J. Nourse
Temple-Bar
Belloste
Great Poultney
Postscript on Naval Movements and Continental Affairs
Reports from the era describe Rey squadrons near 16 ships with 24 gun admiralty vessels and a voyage toward Italy. News from Havana mentions Vorres’s squadron bound for Europe with four million pieces of eight. European diplomacy hints at a peace and armistice talks between Spain and its neighbors, while Milan reports troop movements and frontier camps as other powers deploy forces to contain the Great Duke of Tuscany and safeguard Bohemia.
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Cook
Giaraltar
Haddock
Opinio
Don Philip
Italy
Havanna
Vorres
Tb Feil
Europe
Vita
Madd
Laglaird
Peance Y Dartig
France
Eucce
Arantua
Milan
Ha Ditchy
Mantua
Milaneze
Sardinia
Tufewny
Coo Mer
Jajoce
Sadinta
Prague
Baetear
Bavaria
Marshal de Bellidle
Prussia
Giarz
Saxony
Tuscany
Bohemia
Courten
Leepold
Anhalt
Brussels
Great Britain
Hollin
Franko
Hambourg
Stockholm
Paris
Sweden
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Winston
John Whitton
Repertorium Juridicum
Edward I
Tirles
Middle Temple
Benjamin Nuer
Westminster
Charles Viner
George Strahan
Ini Gorn
Thomas York
Serrane
Charcery- Lane
Fleur de-Lue
Triefe
Joseph Davidson
Horace
Loadstone, Magnetical Newdle, &c
Postscript
Bolland