Considerations on East India Trade and Print Notice
An 1701 era ad dense page announces a new English edition of voyages and travels to be printed by subscription at the Black Swan, Pater-noster Row, with about 240 copper engraved plates. It lists various medical remedies and books on painting, church government, and bandages, with addresses in London. It mentions a public trial at Hockley in the Hole and inventories properties for rent or sale, including a house near Enfield Road. It also advertises Elixir Polychrestum and related medical works published by multiple printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Churchill
Awntham
John Churchill
Black Swan
Pater-nofter-row
Curle Court
Bedford House
Strand
Coalharbor
Wherston
Barnet
Asplus
London
Ruleau
Surgeons Arms
Bull-Inn Court
Evans
Fanchurch Street
John Bowden
Chancery Lane
Fleetfreet
Bull Inn Court
Crue Plaister
Oyl
John Smith
C. M
Samuel Crouch
Popes Head Alley
Cornhil
Golden Head
Blue Ball Court
Salisbury Square
Fleetstreet
Marquis of Normandy
Earl of Dorsét
Charles Mountague
Lord Hallifax
Robert Uoward
Roscommon
Rochester
Orsery
Charles
Sidney
George Etherege
Granville
Stepney
Me Dryden
C. Prited
Daniel Brown
Bible
Temple Bar
Benj
Middle Temple Gate
Fleecstreet
John Wyat
Rose
le Paul
His Majestys Bear Garden
Hockley
Robert Taylor
Tanton
Thomas Helgate
Exacly
Jermin-street
St James’s
Isaac Newton
Newton
Bushhill
John Clark
Enfield Road
Wixhams
Hoxton
William Smith
Chymist
Aliastreee
Goodmans Fields
Black Horse Inn
Wm Smith
Philo Chymicus
N. Sackett
Royal Exchange
Fr. Leach
Edjett
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Freeman, Jr. Walthoe
T. Newborough
J. Nicholson
R. Parker
France
Mele Clerc