The General Dictionary Volume preview and subscrip tion notice
This publication offers a royal licensed general dictionary with lives of Habington Hackluyt Hale and others, plus Bayle notes and thousands of lives. It advertises new volumes, acknowledgments, subscriptions, and a second volume with Marlborough and Eugene history, plans, maps, and battle pieces.
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Habington
Bishop Hacket
Hackluyt
Mathew Hale
John Hales
Eaton
John Petey Barnard
Thomas Birch
John Lockman
Orties Mente
G Serahan
J. Clarke
T. Hatchett
Cornhill
J. Gray
Poultry
Batley
J. Wood
Paternoster Row
J. Shuckburgh
Fleet-street
J. Wilcox
A. Millar
the Strand
Hamden
du Hamel
Royal Academy of Sciences
Dr. Hammond
Father Hardovin
James Harington
Thomas Harrior
Dr. Harvey
John Hayward
Thomas Hearne
Dr. Cave
Historia Literaria
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Duke of Marlorough
Prince Eugene
Duke of Marlborough
Spain
Italy
Naples
Lombardy
Rhine
Claude du Boic
Golden Head
Charles-street
Govent-Garden
N. B
Bruges
Dunkirk
Sermons by Henry Ferron Oxford 18th Century Works
A catalog of Ferron sermons and discourses published around 1705 to 1735, listing works preached before Oxford University, on Easter Monday 1725, at the Duke of Rutland's funeral, and other theological topics. Includes notices of upcoming sermons and publications with various London and Oxford booksellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
of Oxford
St Mary’s
Henry Ferron
Edmund Hail
Duke of Rutland
Oxford
B.morte
C. Bathurst
Middle-Temple-Gate
London
R. Clements
Fletcher
S. Martin
Leicester
W. Ward
Nottingham
University of Oxford
Church of England
Rome
House of Commons
Lady Moyer
Lenare
Cathedral of
St. Paul
Richardson
Wesly
Elm-court
Middle-Temple
Treatise on the Venereal Disease in Latin to English
A catalog entry notes a two volume print edition published by Wagoner and Manby with printers to the Royal Society and others. It advertises a Treatise on the Venereal Disease covering transmission, infection, symptoms, and cures, with a view of prior writings on the topic and translation from Latin by John Astruc and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Armstrong
Aftine
Boerhaave
A. Millar
St. Clement’s Church
Strand
G. Strahan
Cor
J. Brindley
New -Bond-street
Town and Country
John Astruc
Fisff
Augustus
Poland
Duke
Orleans
West End
St. Pauls
C. Davis
Paternoster-Row
J. Clark
Royal Exchange
Thomas Heath
Fountain Tavern
Hammond
Samuel Warner
Bate
Dunn
Stone
F. RS. Ae
Dechals
This Day is Finely Done on a Fan Mount Advert
An 18th century advertisement promotes a satirical work titled This Day is Finely done on a Fan Mount. It mockingly critiques politicians and society and claims to portray great figures with humorous hieroglyphic futures. It lists multiple shops in London selling the fan and crown fashion items alongside other curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchbeck
Nixon
St. Martin’s le Grand
Biskard
de-Swan
Cheapside
Theatre-Royal
Drury-Lane
His Majesty’s Servants
J. Watts
Wild-Court
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Bott
Robert Walpole
Great Britain
Cleland
Custom-House
London
G. Strahan’s
Wallock’s
Cornhill
H. Hinchuff Urder
J. Scagiz
Tonnetal
J. Porigr
Bartholomews Glofe
Jane Keay
EB Hoppus
London Assurance Office
E. Wicksteed
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Port S
Richmond Park
Royal Gardens
Avaro
Amanda
Queen’s Grotto
the Princess of Orange
Stephen Duck
J. Spence
University of Oxon
W. Bickerton
Lord Bacon
Temple-Bar
Eton College
Duke of Cumberland
Freind
Westminster
Princess of
Orange
Sundon
Prince and Princess of Wales
Fatefel