Prohibition of ARMINIUS Sparks Subscription Publish Demand
London publishers announce ARMINIUS will be printed by subscription after the Lord Chamberlain banned its representation at Drury Lane. The author argues the move harms liberty and vows subscription sales through J Clarke and several booksellers. He proclaims the play’s prologue and aims to defend freedom of the stage and press.
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Arminius
Rome
Amwinius
Rapine
J. Clarke
Viazza
Royal Exchange
Sword
St. Clemenc’s Church
The
Strand
R. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
J. Brindley
New Bond-street
H. Chapelle
Grosvenor-street
Notice of Free School vacancy in Biddenden parish Kent
A notice announces a free school vacancy in Biddenden Kent with endowment, two salaries, a brick building, a garden, and about an acre of land adjoining the town. The notice is from S Autten Bookseller at St Paul’s Churchyard.
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Biddenden
Kent
Gee of
S. Autten
St. Paul’s Church
Money Lender Advert By Thomas Martyn
Thomas Martyn offers money lending and mortgage services from Young Will's Coffee-House in Buckingham Court and Knight's Coffee-House Essex Street near the Temple. He transacts promptly on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from eleven to one and evenings five to seven. Annuities available for lives at various rates. Letters postpaid to Plough Court Feder Lane Fleet Street or No 1 Plough Court.
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Thomas Martyn
Young Will's
Buckingham
Knight’s
Essex-street
Temple
Bool
Goldsmith John Hopkins Second Hand Plate Dealer
A dated notice warns against fraud in gold and silver plate sales and auctions. It endorses John Hopkins, a goldsmith in Fleet Street near Fleet Bridge, as a principal dealer in second hand plate and watches, noting his low prices and use of skilled workmen. It cautions that engravings with coats of arms will be altered before sale and that no credit will be extended.
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John Hopkins
Pleettreet
Fleet-Bridge
Almos
Ruyer
Humble Plea for Turnpike Clerk Election at Whitechapel
Richard Dunne appeals Middlesex and Essex Turnpikes for the clerkship after his father’s resignation. He cites long service, writing and accounting skills, and seeks support at the next election on December 22, noting the election date and venue at the Court-House in Whitechapel.
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Middlesex
Essex
Tam
Limehoud
Richard Dunne
N.B
Whitechapel
Sale of Household Goods of JohnHyert Apothecary at Epsom
Auction of his late Surrey dwelling contents includes beds curtains chests chairs pictures and furniture. Items such as a gold watch, rings, clothing, books, kitchen furniture, garden tools and animals will be sold Monday through Wednesday January sales begin at eleven o clock each day. Catalogues available at sale venue and several local shops in Epsom and surrounding towns.
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Surrey
North
Croyton
John Lewis
Cullum-Street
Ferchureli
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