Translated History of England Volume Announcement
An English translation of a French history of England by M. Bartape with notes, printed for Kwarron at Laidgate Street. The work, The History of England, is published in two folio volumes at 40 sheets or two guineas, with weekly numbers delivering five sheets each Saturday at six pence. Subscriptions payable, delivery to subscribers’ houses.
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Engeand
M. Bartape
N. Tivpal
M.A
Great Waltham
Essex
James, Joan
Paul Kwarron
Exon
Laidgate-street
St. Pauls
Price
Equity
R. Gesling
Crown
Mirre
Ferter Lane
Fleekstreet
King’s Bench
Goffmon-Pleas
Plaisterers
Turners
Glaziers
Ricklayers
Smiths
Virxuvius
PalLabio
Scamozz
Vignola
LE Clerc
Artifreses
A. Betreswext
Hites
Red Lyon
Pacernofter Row
S. Aust&n
Angel and Bible
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Bayle Dictionary Translation Undertaken by Des Maizeaux
The passage notes Des Maizeaux declaring his lack of ongoing involvement with Bayle’s General Dictionary beyond early numbers and his plan to revise Buagle’s translation. It advertises Bayle’s life and the work’s careful collations, with supplements to include lives of eminent men not named by Bayle, offered under the same terms.
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R. Bayle
Des Maizeaux
F.R
Exostroky Notes weekly edition in private reading push
The publication advertises 9 This Day is publish'd No XII of Reverend William Breitts Exostroky Notes on the New Testament with practical observations. It aims to encourage private scripture reading in families and promises profitable perusal. Printed by multiple London booksellers at varied venues.
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Lliam Breitt
Jean Iuon
J. Je. and
P. Knapron
Leongle
D. Behee R. Robinson
C. Riv
Segard
de Hitch
I. Osborne
T. ” Longman
J. Batley
Paternoster Row
J. Downing
Bartholomew - Close
Pemberton
Fleet-street
R. Ford
Poultry
F. Clay
Temple-Bar
A. Ward
Little Britain
T. Ward
E. Wicksteed
Inner Temple Lane
J. Clarke
Duck-Lane
T. Hatchett
Royal Exchange
London
William Berriman
Samuel Chandler
J. Gray
Cross-Keys
Cheapside
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
Celia
Warwick-lane
Batchelor
Sovereign Elixir claimed to cure nervous disorders
An advertisement proclaims a 35.6d sovereign elixir capable of curing palsy paralysis and other nervous decays. It promises rapid relief, improved digestion, stronger spirits, and restored limbs, with the product sold only at Mrs Holt's Cross Keys and Star in Cornhill near Stocks Market with printed directions.
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Alex. Smith
J. Jefferies
Bible and Crown
Ludgate-streets
Mr. Chandler
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East and West Indies
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Thomas Templeman
St. Edmound’s Bury
Stephen Austen
Bernaard Valentus, M
Isaac Newrton
Juarin
Firegerald
Westminster School
Ban. Barker
College-Arms
Nicholas Hawksmoor
Joan James
Samus Gipss