Volume of Abstracts and Memoirs of Eminent Writers 1735
This Volume completes the Month 1735 edition and offers abstracts of valuable British and foreign books. It includes Philosophical Transactions items for 1734, memoirs of Milton, Homer, Stow, Villars, Hughes, and Harris, essays on morality, printing origins, and the Gospel. Also notes future Republick publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Innys
Manby
England
Mosenguis
Homer
John Stow
London
Villars
Atkins
Guiney
Brazil
West Indies
Dr. Harris
Philosophical
John Hughes
Clark
Marquess de Fouquieres
Scotland
Country Gentleman and Bra dley Farm Guides Advertised
An 18th century advertisement promotes The Sixth Epitron of The Country Gentleman and Bradley’s Monthly Director with instructions for farm months and seasons, breeding poultry and cattle, beekeeping, and beverages. Also promotes The Country Housewife and Lapys Director with receipts for dressings, sauces, and poultry prep. Yearly price details and publication notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.bradley
University of Cambridge
F.R
D.browne
Black Swan
Temple- Bar
Lapy
R. Bradley
F.lr.s. Price
St. James’s Market
R.brapdley
F.R.S. Price
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Manktano
St. John's College
Astley
St. Paul’s Churchyard
RaPin Tooyekas
Dublin
J. J
P. Knapton
Ludgate-street
Price
Stebbing
James Foster
White Hart
Mercers Chapel
Cheapside
James Fotter
Luis
Calvinistical Baptist “Board
National Church
Paris
Devonshire Squire
Sayer
Ruvp
Pete Pee
Mortalium
P Bolts
Oxford
Warwick-lane
A. Dodd
J. Noon
Iuina
Hedy
Carr
Jules
Roberts
Browne Landish
College of Physicians
Royal Society
Bettesworth and Hitch
Red-Lyon
Paternoster Row
Rice
G. Holden
Mr. Boyle
Cailode
J. Scoile
Gray’s Inn
G- Seszhan
Royal Exchanges
Detate Bary
Borathans
Isaac_ Newcom
Tate
Philalethes Cantabrigiensis
T. Cooper
Haac Newton
Leonard Tweetts
St. Mary’s
Marlborough
R. Gosling
Mitre
Fetterlane
Fleetstreet
Rey
Mr. Twells
Church of England
William Nichols
George Bugz
Divid
Francis Hollano
Sutton, Wiks
Austen
The
Angel and Bible
St. Pauls Churchyard