Controversy over Sermon Words and Rewards Notice
A disputed public letter speaks of evasive sermon language and demands public reparation from Dr Snape, naming witnesses and requesting identification of a living man. The piece includes miscellaneous notices offering rewards for a stamp, a silver watch, a runaway lad, and a wine and cure-alls sale with advertisements for deafness drops.
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Stariog
Acadia
Publick notices and cure claim of gold tincture remedy
A broad notice lists Mr Raleau selling peas and plaisters at multiple London venues, warning of counterfeits, then a testimonial by Jonathan Gibbs detailing prolonged back pain, alleged stone diagnosis, and a cure after using Mr Moore’s tincture of gold with antimony, dated December 2, 1716.
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Raleau
Bow‘den
Raleau-himelf
Bullinn Wourt
Strand
Gilis
eMilfin
Féythop
Herculess Pilars
Jonathan Gibbs
Waterman
Lighterman
West Lane
Cherry Garden Stairs
Rotherhyth
Surrey
John Moore
Perth
Abchurch Lane
London
Moor
Jonath
Itch and skin diseases advertised by physicians in London
A late 17th century advertisement promotes multiple medical texts by Andrew Snape and others. It touts a Vindication to the Lord Bishop of Bangor, a second edition with additions on the Itch and skin disorders, warnings of dangerous mercurial cures, and a treatise on diseases of the head and nerves. Booksellers list locations in Ludgate Street, St Paul’s Churchyard, Temple Bar, and the Royal Exchange, with prices around 1s. 6d.
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Newport Pond
Stansted Mount Fecit
County of
Essex
Hides &&c
St Martins Lane
Charing Cross
London
Saffron Walden
Dalfton
Hackney
David Renew
Courtney
Magpie
Red Lyonstreet
Spittle
Richard Payne
Epsom
Surrey
Sadler
Hall
London Stone
St Swithing’s
Cannonstre
Haydon Yard
Minories
Bangor
Andrew Snape
J. Bowyer
Rose
Ludgate Street
T.child
White Hare
St Paul’s Churchyard
Dodd
Temple Bar
M. Halsey
St Michael’s Church
Rheim
Haydon Square