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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 12, 1734
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions Beis and Sacred, Barth, and a discussion of theory and its pieces. The garbled text references a second part and a page segment with unclear names and terms. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
A fragment from a historic notice describing a newly issued work on language and grammar. Mentions practical methods, authorities, and benefits of the publication. References to patrons and the publisher Chandler and Bennet with notes on Latin eating and inquisitorial history.
A period item lists sermons for Georgia colony charity and a Fleet Street reference. Rev Dr Hale preached before trustees planning Georgia, with annual account for year to June 1734. Rev Uncle preached at St George’s Hanover Square to aid Igia colony effort.
A 18th century prospectus announces the second volume of a General Dictionary with a new Bayle translation and numerous lives. It lists contributors including Barnard Birch Lockman and others, with many named authors and printers in Cornhill and Fleet Street. The work promises original letters and articles never published before and notes a January release.
A fragment from a 18th century notice printed by Roberts near the Oxford Arms in Warwick references a debate or amplification against Dr Rundle. The wording is damaged but implies a parliamentary context and a publication by a local bookseller.
The item notes the first volume of a history covering Church and State affairs in Scotland from the Reformation under James V to Mary’s retreat, with publication details including Edinburgh and London booksellers and printers. It mentions several names and publishing locations typical of 18th or early 19th century notices.
Fold cheap sale of old books and pamphlets offered at J Stone's shop near Grays Inn Bedford Row. Highlights include a large Latin Bible from the Bofors CA of Lovain bound Morocco with fine cuts. scarce items such as Abbot Oliver Collier's sermons and a life of the late Czar and Czarina, with illustrations. Also a collection of old songs about the Rump Parliament and a treatise on Humane Understanding.
A nineteenth century advertisement touts Tinctura Mirifica as infallible for curing stone, gravel, and urinary ailments. It claims instant relief from pain, urged to dissolve kidney and bladder issues, and prevent recurrence. Sold by a shop at the Rose and Crown near St Clement's Churchyard in the Strand.
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