Public Catalogue of Valuable Libraries and Manuscripts
A grand sale notice advertising the libraries of a deceased noble and of William Stuart plus extensive holdings. It lists journals and rolls, legal and antiquarian works, French, Italian, Flemish prints, manuscripts, genealogical material, heraldic collections, and thousands of medals. Catalogues will be ready at Osborn’s shop in Gray's Inn on Monday the 27th instant with prices and sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deceas
William Stuart
House of Lords
Parliament
House of Commons
Prynne
Dugdale
Elzivir
England
Bett
Fkalfol L’ainter
Lacely Deceas
Tower
Westminster
College of Arms
Henry St. George
Ant. Garter
Thomas Os
Merchants and readers price notices in old advert
In the PRESS a publication list announces volumes and editions by Richard Hayes and others. It details The Treatise of Human Nature and a Negociator's Magazine with notes on money measures, exchange, and arbitration. Prices 10s and 6d, with printers in London and markets in West India and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christuns
West-India
Carolina
New England
Richard Hayes
John Noon
White Hart
Mercers Chapel
Gheapside
Observations and Incidents December Chronology
The publication lists daily observations and incidents for December with a topics index. Sold at pamphlet shops including A Dodd near Temple Bar and others in London and Westminster, detailing a royal exchange pamphlet distribution network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Exchange
A. Dodd
Temple-Bar
S. Wildbeth
Whitehall
J. Stagg
Westminster-hall
J. Jolliffe
S. James’street
G. Wemz
Chancery-line
Holbourn
Curious Verse and Satire Almanac at York Book Shop
A late eighteenth century catalog entry advertises a pocket volume in Dallas bound in sixpence, listing satirical pieces on poetry dancing polite society and masked assemblies. It includes a translation of Kalta and a treatise on non-naturals with a Chin-Cough remedy by Joan Bukton, M B Can tab M D Rhem, printed by A Staples in York and sold by James Hodges on London Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Gentlemen and Ladies General Library
Pasquin
Prince of Wales
Barcholoemew-Fair
Lafles
Scornhold
Hopkins
the Assembly
York Beaunes
Libertina
Contau
Fey
Kalta
Townly
Rakith
Seadene
Cambridge
T——y College
Sig
I. York
A. Staples
James Hodges
London Bridge
Joan Bukton
M. B. Cantab
M. D. Rhem
Dispatches From The Veldt Report Large Military Recruits
Postscript dispatches state Count Munich receives 12 000 recruits for the army and 14 000 horses for cavalry remounts. Garrisons at Oczakow and Kinburn reach Mirscorkoy quarters with fortifications razed. Ruffia intends to hire 10 000 Prussians to aid Hungary. A Bavarian project would send most troops to the Emperor, replacing them with French troops if war continues with the Turks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Oczakow
Kinburn
Mirscorkoy
Hambourg
Hungary
Francfort
Vienna
Manheim
Bavaria
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Amanedhurbich
Bundy
Harrington
M.her
Harris
le Brun
Gamsden
Rapin
Hilt. of Engl
Survey of London
Sandford
K. J. Danvers
Lilly
Hale
Crown
Salkeild
Shower
Ventris
Comberlach
Holt
Lutwyche
Yelverton
Fitzgibbon
Hooke
Switzer
Theobald
Gordon
D. Marborough
Vooke
Shaw
Rhem
Jeph Fox
Lockfeller
Westrainfier
Fox 5
Cooper
Globe
Paternoster-Row
Peacock
Tempe-Bar
J. Chrichley
Charing- Cross
R. Doddley
Tully’s Head
Pall-Maill
Coleman-Street
Ben J. Martin
Giasee
Euclid
Benjamin Martin
Cheapside
KinNeta
Bath
Royal College of Physicians
Edinburgh
W. Innys
R. Manby
St. Paul’s
J. Leake
John Floyer
Litchfield
Kne
Edward Baynard
College of Physicians
London
H. Whitridge
Castle- Alley
Cornhill
Postscript
Arriv
Holland
Petersbourg
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