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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 24, 1737
Page
4
Notice proclaims Mary Lane widow continues to keep the Swan Inn at Staines Bridge despite rumors of her leaving. The public is invited to the establishment, where she pledges the same welcome and reception to all gentlemen and ladies as in the past.
A historical publication advertisement listing the Thirty-Third Edition improvements and complete registers of Parliament and royal households. It details officers in the Treasury, Customs, Excise, Stamp Office, and other public offices, plus lists of generals, colonels, and court officials with salaries. Printed for Thomas Worthon in Fleet Street.
A newly issued engraving portrays the Reverend George Whitefield of Pembroke College Oxford. It was drawn by an eminent painter after viewing him publicly. Sold by John Tinney and the Golden Lion near the Globe Tavern in Fleet Street, with print sellers in London and Westminster. A new map of the Ukraine, showing progress of the route between Russians and Turks and Tartars, is also advertised.
A catalog of juvenile books including Description of 300 Animals with copper plates, Emblems for Youth with multilingual proverbs, and The Young Clerk's Assistant with poems and a drawing-book. Sold by R. Ware at the Bible and Sun in Warwick Lane.
This notice advertises multiple religious books and sermons bound in 8vo editions. Titles include The History of our Lord and Saviour JESUS CHRIST in three parts with prayers and meditations, Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Scripture Penitents with 22 histories, and Sermons by Robert Moss. Prices range around 4s 2d to 20s, with printers Osborne and associates listed and editions attributed to Lamber and Godean.
An eighteenth century religious tract outlining a week of meditations and prayers for proper reception of the sacrament. It includes forms of examination and confession and aims to purify religious practice from exstatic and carnal expressions. Printed and sold by multiple London booksellers including Wicksteed and Breiperen.
A garbled notice warns the public about a rumor that Ramay is dead or out of business and urges consultation with the publisher and others. It calls for renewed public notice and states inquiries may occur on Sundays through Wednesdays at 12 oclock. Letters are not being received except by post.
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