Translation of Thucydides Account with Notes
A historical notice describes a translated Thucydides work on the Plague with notes by Francis Cugee MD. It lists the original Greek text, engravings by Gerard Vandergicht, and publication details including J. Watts printing in Wild-Court near Lincoln's-Fields. It mentions preface on usefulness and origin of the printed volume.
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Niw Bf
Ogavo
Rubens
Gerard Vandergicht
Gomparton
Thucydides
Francis Cugee
Prince of Watts
College of Physicians
Royal Society
J. Warts
Wild-Court
Einvoln
s-Lan-Fields
London Daily-Post and General Advertiser Adverts Theatres
Directors of Haymarket Drury Lane Covent Garden Lincoln’s Inn Fields announce unified theatre advertising in the London Daily Post and General Advertiser. They state newspapers fragment ads, plan one view of notices from the theatres, and offer affordable rates for plays and operas to benefit performers and readers. Advertisements can be placed by sending directions to printers in London.
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London ,Daily-Post
General Advertiser
Haymarket
Drury-Laine
Covent-Garden
Lincoln’s
London
Dany Private Fynilies
London Daily Post
Wand
Lie Britapi
T. Astley
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Jolliffe
Bookfeller
St. ‘James's
Amy
s-Court
Charitg-Cross
Fisher
Tom
Perry
Great-Britain
Hums
Chaces
Petticoat Pensioners
October 1734 Political State of Great Britain
A broad Oct 1734 issue reports turmoil and unrest across Britain and Ireland. It notes distress in Cornwall and a great riot in Dublin, with political critique of government tyranny and letters addressing royal figures. It mentions fishing improvements as a topic and a young lady of note among popular sailors.
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Great Britain
R. Gaypr
O Neal
Cornwall
Dublin
Imeaes Etter
Wwith
M- Mo
Ancient Antivenereal Cure Promises Safe Venereal Relief
An 18th century advertisement touts a “Noble Anti Syphilicon” claimed to cure venereal disease without sickness or confinement. It describes removing all remaining infections from the blood and juices, claims potency in a single or few doses, and markets at six shillings a pot. Available at Mr Radford's in the Rose and Crown, with sealed instructions.
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