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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 20, 1733

Page

5

Fragmentary Medical Notice Names and Roles

A damaged OCR fragment lists partial names and titles such as a surgeon and secretary with scattered phrases like over and five pence. The readable bits include references to a person named Wittsdn GiesaRD and an individual possibly connected to medical duties.

Giesard A Ty Epwath Horry M. D Secuery Rt J. Nour

Mathematical Discourses on Solids and Motion in English

A mid 18th century advertisement listing Galileo Gattiret's Discourses on solids resistance coherence and local motion with an appendix on center of gravity translated by Thomas Weston. Includes a second title Arithmetick by Weston and notices for Tarvia walking the streets of London, with prices and publishers in Covent Garden and Greenwich.

Galheo Gattiret Grand Duke of Tuscany Thomas Weston Jace Master Joan Waston Academy Greenwich Samuel Baker Angel and Crown Ruffel-street Covenet-Garden D. Pricess Thomas. Weston Greenwichy John. Weston Tarvia London Mr. Gay

Sacred Interpreter Second Edition by David Collyer

A broad 18th century scholarly catalog announcing the second edition of The Sacred Interpreter, a two volume practical guide to reading and understanding the Bible. Includes lists of contents on the Old and New Testaments, explanations of Hebrew, Greek terms, and doctrinal passages, with biographical notes on the author.

Iven Sthéereo Yao Aes Renie

Water and engines for springs and fountains in early works

A catalog style description of early engineering texts by Lowthorpe and Cox, detailing water moving methods, reservoir and canal designs, vacuum and fluid physics, and ornamental water works. Includes reference to a spelling book by N. Baivey and the Lamb under the Royal Exchange edition.

Fuk Publiv A M. Universal Audie Boyake Lowthorpe, &c Eeaiee Fox T. Cox the Lamb Royal Exchange

Book notice on cathedral catalogues and ecclesiastical records

Publication advertisement for a two volume imperial quarto work by Brown Willis detailing cathedrals in England and Wales. It covers foundations builders monuments inscriptions endowments alienation land sales patronages dates consecration admission preferment deaths burials epitaphs and church listings with diurnal notices from various records and illustrated draughts. Printed for R. Gosling at the Mitre and Crown Fleet Street.

Nes Ty Brown Willis England Wales Rolls R. Gosling Fetter-Lane Fleet-street

Compiled South Carolina Trade Account and Silk-Worm Guide

An 18th century advert lists I Jot publisi'd, a comprehensive Account of the Province of South Carolina and Georgia with trade and plantations, alongside A compendious Silk-Worm book with copperplate illustrations. Also offers A Proposal for Relief of Ireland by national coinage and bank. Sold by J Worall at the Dove in Bell-Yard near Lincoln's Inn.

South Carolina Georgia Great ‘Britain Antient Ireland Crawforp J. Worall Bell-Yard Lincoln’s Inn

Tin Cure advertised by Dr Rocx in Water-lane garret

An 18th century trade notice touts Dr Rocx s Tin Cure for dental decay and breath, promising teeth whitening, gum ulcers healing, and worm removal. It markets a Strengthening Elixir for various ailments with broad claims, and lists sellers at Billingsgate and Covent Garden plus a Canterbury print shop.

Apothecaries Hall

Angelick Snuff Advert 18th Century Claim

Anarchic claim for Angelick Snuff promises rapid cure of head and brain disorders. It asserts relief from vapours deafness catarrh and palsy as well as a boost to nerves and spirits. Sold for one shilling per paper with directions at Jacob's Coffee-house near the Royal Exchange.

Angeland Crows Brdéad-street Berhind Royal Exchange

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