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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 15, 1735
Page
3
In the chambers of notable counsel, the matter of Redmarley Bye Dead Dikeess of Worestex proceeds within the city’s central locale. A lawyer of record attends, with proceedings noted on the public docket as civil action regarding land rights.
A sale by auction invites bids on Friday next for the estate of Sir Emanuel Blanen and Lady Evizassu. Items include mahogany furniture, beds, chairs, screens, carpets, china, jewelry, linens, and other household goods. Proceeds benefit creditors. viewing and sale begin daily at eleven o'clock at the King's Arms Tavern, with free catalogues.
A historical record printed by Theo Wotton in Fleet Street presents a collection of state trials and high treason cases from royal reigns. It includes speeches, dying words, and parliamentary proceedings, with manuscripts arranged chronologically and an appendix of records and legal arguments.
A prospectus announces a forthcoming two volume folio work detailing battles sieges and maps of Flanders Hungary Alsatia and Italy. Written in French by Duminaty Baron Carelfcrocy and copied by Rone, translated and illustrated with copper plates. Subscriptions collected through London booksellers with specimens and proposals available gratis.
A late 17th century title page lists a collection of sermons and tracts by Fr Rooeéexs, DED, including topics on salvation terms, faith, confession, duties, obedience, worship, wealth, and providence. It notes printed editions, publishers, and locations in London.
A public tract argues Protestant doctrinal defense against Papist charges. It claims via plain testimonies from Orthodox church figures that the Protestant Church remains visible through all Christian ages before Luther. Printed in Fleet Street shop and Scarborough works, price six pence each, or fifteen shillings a dozen.
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