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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 01, 1735
Page
3
A public notice advertises a five o clock evening course of anatomy at the Druggist Laboratory in Od Fifth rect, featuring lectures on animal dissection, physiology, and therapeutic potions. Dr. Nrenotts, M. D. and F.R.S. delivers the program, with a compendium sold by John Clarke at the Royal Exchange.
A 1733 Wakefield record convicts Edward Eckley Pryfe for vagrancy and forging letters of request to beg, with a whipping penalty on market days and a year in Wakefield House of Carrion. The note adds a history of his travels, forged signatures, and prior apprehensions in Weldon, Aperhorpe, Aylesbury, Southampton, and other places.
February 3 1734 notice from Bernard Slatot offering remaining volumes of his edition of Pope's Homer for sale. Writing Royal price 125 6 per vol in sheets. Royal 1s per vol in sheets. orders to James Roberts Warwick Lane. Lists to be sent with subscriber names. delivery begins April 24. after that date no further volumes at this price.
Notice to subscribers regarding the four first volumes of Folio Erans- Tation Roman History by Catroll and Rouille. Announces publication with expeditions and price details. Mentions locations Saint Johns Gate and Bertepham and that sixth volume is near finish and press ready.
Fragmentary notice announces a comedy titled The Universal Gallanps by Henry Filipine staged by a company of comedians at the Royal Theatre. The promotional text is garbled but indicates a February performance with printing by John Watts near Lincoln’s Inn Fields.
A Latin to English translation of a monumental Osman empire history by Dyme Tris Cantemir with notes by N Tinpat. It details published folio volumes with engraved heads of emperors, subscriptions arranged through Knapton brothers Ludgate Street. Publication starts March 5 and charges one shilling per head.
The Unaaprpy marriage notice lists subscriptions and names for contributions. It mentions subscribers and locations across London including Strand, Temple Bar, Ludgate, Ave Mary Lane, Warwick Lane, and Temple St. James in a late 18th or early 19th century style. Several individuals and firms such as D. Midwinter, R. Robinson, G. Rivington, T. Astley, Austen, Longman, Batley, and others are named as contributors or organizers. The text resembles a patronage or notice piece seeking support for a marriage written by the late Otway.
Fragmented OCR lists names and initials for a historical fair or legal notice. It mentions a Twenty Second Edition relevant to EFERS writs and a Turkish author figure. Several surnames and officials appear, including Williamson, Clarke, and Willock, with various initials.
A 18th century publication advertises the tenth number of the second volume of CELECT FRIALS with trials from 1016 onward. It lists notable cases including Highway robbery murder rape and sodomy, with narratives, confessions, and dying speeches. Vol. I is available priced six shillings, boasting hundreds of trials and various offenses.
This Day supplement announces Part Second of a farmer’s guide, with an index and a cut of the invented Plough. It covers soil improvements, grains, sheep, calves, hops, fruit trees, manures, and methods of farming. By W. Evits of Little Gaddesden. Printed for W. Bickerton at Lord Bacon's Head Temple Bar. Price 1s. Also available are Vale Farming explained at 4s.
Postscript reports German detachment of 1000 men crossing the Oglio to forage and a larger force aiming to intercept Spanish march through the Ecclesiastical State. In Modena on Fan. 23, Allied troops are ordered to be ready at four hours warning to aid Spaniards if attacked, with 15 000 Germans reported advancing to the Ferrarese frontier via St Felix Final and Bologna districts.
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