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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 28, 1734

Page

4

Preserving and Pickling Cookery Receipts for All Fruits and More

A titles long recipe compilation detailing broths gravies soups ragouts hashes and meat dressings with directions for creams cakes jellies marmalades tarts puddings pies pastes biscuits custards and varied confectionery including angelica and candied fruits. Printed for Bettemworth Hitch Hazard Willock and Bickerton in London markets.

C. O A. Bettemworth C. Hitch J. Hazard Stationers-Hall W. Bickerton Temple-Bar R. Willock Cornhill

Sermonizing Expository Norges Published Weekly

Last Saturday's issue No XXIV of HE Rev. Mr. WILLIAM BURKITT's Expository Norges offers large text with explanations and examples from the New Testament. The tenth edition aims to universal usefulness with five sheets for six pence and lists London booksellers and locations for distribution.

William Burkitt Norges Jesus J. J P. Knapton Ludgate-street D. Midwinter R. Robinson G Rivingwen St. Panul’s Church-yard A. Bettesworth G. Hitch J. Osborne T. Longman J. Batley Paterxo J. Downing Bartholomew - Close J. Pemberton Fleet-street R. Ford R. Hert Poultry F. Clay Temple-Bar A. Ward Little Britain T. Ward E. Wicksteed Inner Temple J. Clarke Duck Lane T. Hatchett Royal Exchange

The Most Wonderful Orzansine and STRENGTH Drops

An ornate promotion of a generic male health remedy claims rapid cures for gre ts and seminal weaknesses. It credits Potter Ratcliffe and an apothecary, touts universal efficacy, asserts safety and superiority, and notes a price of 4s 6d per bottle at a specific old tavern location with delivery by messenger.

Ratcliffe West

Dr Newman’s Pini A 7HICH Antivenereal Cure for All Diseases

An 18th century advertisement for Dr Newman offering pills and remedies said to cure venereal disease, scabies, leprosy, ringworm, fits, worms, gravel, and lung ailments. The claim includes quick cures, home delivery, and a one shilling sixpence price for a gallipot. The author promotes daily attendance at the Blue Ball in Hand Court Holborn with gratis advice.

Newman England Agnes Holbourn

New Edition of Gods Institute of the Laws of England

The advertisement presents a new edition of Gods Institute of the Laws of England for those seeking general knowledge of common and statute laws. It notes updated Acts of Parliament since the author wrote, marginal references, and notes on differing legal holdings. Printed by Henry Lintot with related legal books promoted.

God’s Institute of the Laws of England Lcudens Henry Lintot St. Dunstan’s Fleet-street High Court of Chancery Jacos England Enkins Exchequer Wood Institute of the Common and Civil Law Bird Edward Northey Webb Minshull Pig J. W J. Worrall Bell-yard Lincoln’s Inn Herne

Apostolical Decree at Jerusalem in Force On Blood eating

The text discusses the Apostolical Decree at Jerusalem as binding, supported by Scripture and Tradition, and examines the meaning of the decree regarding eating blood. An appendix lists testimonies of Fathers and Councils through the 13th century, with references to related law and inquiries.

Figz Jerusalem Christian Bowyer Rose Pater-nofter- Row Lawcen Gilliver Homer’s Head Fleet-street Dodd Temple-Bar Cook Roy” Lb'vehamrao France Paris Bozolo Parmezan Parma Strasbourg Philipsbourg Dantzick Hagelsberg Genpa Corsica

Angelick Snuff Offer at Broad Street Coffee House

An 18th century advertisement promotes Angelick Snuff as a universal remedy curing deafness toothache apoplectic fits and fainting spells. It claims instant relief from vapors dizziness and catarrhs with a one shilling paper price and directions, sold at a coffee house near the Angel and Crown Tavern in Broad Street behind the Royal Exchange.

Angelick Angel and Crown Broad-street Royal Exchange

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