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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 22, 1736
Page
4
This advertisement promotes a colored edition of Vauxhall Fan describing the grand Walk at the Vauxhall Gardens in York Buildings near the Strand. It highlights the Pavilion Musical Temple Illumination Grove and crowds of quality figures enjoying spring garden scenes including the Grand Pavilion built for a royal reception.
Publication by Mr Langley details a nine arch bridge design for New Palace-yard Westminster. It claims 880 feet waterway, tides analysis, foundation methods, and cost estimates in stone or stone plus brick. Projections note possible abutment weakness and fall risk, with horizontal cylinders saving 24174. Printed at Parliament Stairs and Charing Cross.
A translated treatise reviews transmission methods and infection nature with symptoms and cures across appearances. It includes a comprehensive survey of major writings on the topic arranged chronologically, from Latin sources by John Astrue. Printed for W Innys, R Manby, and C Davis in London.
This Day is published, Prive 1s. 6d. HE Primitive Eucharist revival. An Account of the Doctrine and Practice of the two first Centuries regarding the Lord's Supper. By William Whiston. Also Enquiry into Cranmer Recantation, with reasons challenging its genuineness. Historical Memoirs of Samuel Clarke. Prices listed.
This Day is published in neat 8vo volume from the noted edition with an account by Mr. Spence of Stephen Duck’s works including Poems on Poverty Conscience Gratitude Music Richmond Park and Gardens Death Mites and more Imitations of classical poets and several other titles are offered by Weaver Bickerton at Lord Bacon's Head Temple Bar Also advertised are Chiltern and Vale Farming Moral Reflections Christianity distinct from Nature and more by various authors.
Advertises the second and last volume of the Vocal Miscellany with about 400 songs, over 800 when combining volumes, including 200 new pieces by celebrated hands and added tunes. Notes multiple publishers and locations in London and Scarborough. Mentions prices 3s and 4s, frontispiece, and inclusion of tunes for singing.
This item advertises Spectacle de la Nature or Nature Displayed a three volume illustrated natural history translated by Samuel Humphreys. It notes a third edition priced bound at 18 shillings with copper plates of fauna flora and the offer of second and third volumes separately or first volume priced six shillings. It lists publishers J and J Pemberton R Franklin and C Davis in London and notes Preface by Mons Rollin and commentary on the book’s appeal to youth.
A catalog entry describing A Compendious Treatise on Cold and Hot Mineral Springs by John Atkins with Observations by Floyer and Baynard, plus A Journey from London to Scarborough and annual Scarborough Miscellanies for 1732 33 and 34, priced and sold by Dodd and others.
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