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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1734

Page

3

Mineral Waters for Scarborough Holt Bristol Eyre Ad

Henry Eyre purveyor of mineral waters to their majesties proclaims sale of waters from Spa Scarborough Holt Bristol at ready money. Offices in Fleet Street Gracechurch Street Duke Street St James's. Certificates of genuineness and patent arms certify authentic waters and deter imitations. All vouchers available at his warehouse.

C Vic Spa Scarborough Bath Pyrmont Holt Bristol Henry Eyre Fleet-s Treet Gerber-Court Gracechurch-street Liege Bru Royal College N.B England Richard I Edward I Edward III Edward the Black Prince John Duke of Bedford France Henry V Rapin de Thoyras N. Tindal

Ninth Monthly Number of Trials of Treason and More

This day issue of the Penny London Post presents the remainder of the trial of George Earl of Wintoun for high treason along with a collection of notable trials in treason murder rape heresy bigamy paricide and burglary. Published every Monday Wednesday and Friday priced one shilling per month twelve blue sheets delivered to homes or pick up at Fleet Street Royal Exchange Temple Bar and Charing Cross.

George Earl of Wintoun Penny London Post T. Read Fryars Fleetstreet Royal Exchange Temple-Bar Charing-Cross

New Testament with Critical Notes Series Offer

Thursday last published No IX Eight sheets in folio price one shilling continued monthly until finished by Rev John Lindsay editor of Mason's Vindication. Printed and sold by Penny Wine Office Court Fleet Street with numerous booksellers listed in London and beyond.

Glorius Hammond Stanhope Locke Poole Whitby Burkit John Lindsay Mason’s Church of England R. Penny Fleetstreet Dodd Peacock Temple-Bar Nutt Cooke Charlton Royal Exchange Chinchley London Gazette Charing-Cross Milan Buckingham-Court Admiralty Office J. Lewis Flower-de-Luce-Court Fleet-street J. Booth Barking-Alley Great Tower-Hill J. Webb Greenwich Ye Philpot Winchester W. Ayres Reading Mr.Clements Oxford Town James II England M. Rapin Ps Thouras N. Trapat M. A Great Waltham Essex James John Paul Knapton Ludgate-street St. Paul’s N. B Michael Man Serjeant Hans Kins Joan Baskett Rosert Gosting Ferter Lane Fleettreet

Full Publish’d Address in Favor of Our Constitution

A pamphlet published for J. Roberts in Warwick Lane presents a full address to the Freeholders of Great Britain in support of the constitution. It interlaces a history of attempts to subvert it since Oliver’s usurpation with remarks on the Triennial Bill and the king’s late message to Parliament. Price 1s.

Great Britain and Ireland Mr. Salmon Charles J. Roberts Warwick Lane China P.S Great Brittain Ireland Great Bri Oliver Warwick-laneé Great Britain Marquess of Halifax Price Juidas Reading Mr. Reeves J. Wilford St. Paul’s

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