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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 19, 1734
Page
4
A fragmentary OCR note describes Mercury remedies and medical rules from a 17th century pamphlet. It references an Ancient Physician, a 4g year practice, and a supposed revelation of private arts. Printed for the relic of the trade and sold in town and country shops.
A historical catalog item advertises a two volume edition of critical notes on the Old Testament explaining the text and noting amendments from various versions. It credits William Wait DD and lists a near Armieti Whert location with references to publisher entries and pricing.
A dated 18th century catalog announces a new edition detailing the governance of England the civil and military offices and lists of royal authorities in Westminster and London. It advertises medicinal tinctures sold at Water Lane Blackfriars and mentions cures for dental and bodily ailments, with endorsements of various practitioners and vendors.
A historical religious pamphlet listing nineteen sermons on salvation, conversion, and Christian conduct. Topics include grieving the Spirit, worldly conformity, and the heart’s circumcision, with expositions from Mark and Saint Paul. Published by W. Parker at Church Yard.
A late 19th century pamphlet by Jon Jackson printed for James Knapp, detailing the ground of belief, moral reflections, and practical discourses for family use. It includes Lord's Prayer, Sacrament reflections, and remarks on Christian unity and objections to revealed religion.
Public notice of a continuation and revision of the Philosophical Transations Abridgment by Reid Gray and others. Sponsored by Royal Society members including Arbuthnot Barker Bradley Campbel Hadley Halley Folkes Hadley Lovelace, with imprimatur from Innys Manby in St Pauls.
An archaic advertisement touts Anti-Syphiliticon as the infallible cure for venereal disease, claiming rapid relief from fresh infections and severe cases alike. It asserts safety, ease of use, and secrecy, urging purchase of a six shilling pot from a specific shop and promising removal of venereal poison from the body.
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