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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 24, 1734
Page
3
This week reports diseases and casualties including aged 32 with consumption and convulsions, drowning two in Bridewell Dock and New River Pond, excessive drinking and hangings, christenings, and burials totaling 421 with a notable rise over last week. It also details bread affixation by the Lord Mayor, pack loaf weight of 17 pounds 6 ounces, and salt prices set by city authorities.
Gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Suffolk are summoned to meet at the Greyhound Inn Stowmarket on January 1 to select a proper person to represent them in Parliament in place of Sir Robert Kemp Bart deceased.
Advertising short sale notice for freehold houses at the upper end of Deis Lane opposite the Coal Yard. Enquiries directed to Mr. Goodacre at his Chambers in Clement's Inn.
A 18th century prospectus announces a fortnightly parcel on the Life of Jesus Christ with engravings of Nativity and angelic visions. It collects excerpts from Taylor, Hammond, Whitby, Grotius and others and adds the Apostles’ travels. Subscriptions through J Wilford and booksellers in London.
Proposes English translation with notes by N. Tinpal and M. A. Vicar of Great Waltham. To be published weekly in folio or five sheets for six pence, with Ottavo edition for Ottavo readers. Proposals and a specimen to follow after the holidays from Knapton at the Crown Ludgate Street.
An advertisement lists several educational works now in print or press for school use. John Stirling proposes a new method with Phedrus’s Fables edited for syntax, grammar, and vocabulary, including an English translation of metres and idioms, aiming to ease learning for young scholars.
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