Royal visit notes and trade ads in early 18th century text
A fragmented scene reports royal progress through London with dinners at Chippenham and Cambridge, plus attendance by dukes and officers. The page also advertises health remedies and dentistry preparations sold across London shops, touting cures for leprosy, gout, teeth whitening, and childbirth aids with local sellers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhaliy
Earl of Oxford
Chippenham
Cambridge
University
Hampton- Ouit
Osborri
Agnes
Haydon
England
Halsey
St Michael’s Church
Royal Exchange Council
Marklami
Dunstan’s
Fleettreet
Enée
Lovel
Ainst Great Suffolkitreet
Ciyél
White Hart
Cliffords Lane
St. Dimikan
Pains
Pope’s Head
Royal Exchange
Advertisements for Bibles and Christian Works in Strand
An old newspaper notice lists sellers Anthony Meare and Robert Whittedge offering La Verite de la Religion Chretienne Reformee two volumes and a wide range of foreign books. It promotes large Oxford Bibles, common prayers, pocket Bibles with Cambridge Concordance, and various devotional works, bindings, and school items for charity and general sale near Beauford Buildings and Ave Maria Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londo
O&ebe
London Bridge
Hampton-Court
East India
Souths Sea
Tarra
Wanderer
Meere
Flack Fryers
Battersea
Pennyworth
Strudwick
Kingstreet
White Chappel
Mile End Green
Maymiards
Edw
Oddy
Walthamstow
Essex
Edw. Oddy
Walshamstow
John Oddy
Stonecutterstreet
Shoe Lane
William Fletcher
Taylor
Hay Hill
Doverstreet
Alchurch Lane
London
Chamberlen
Childrens Tech
Nurft
Onyon
Aldersgate
Royal Society
M. Abbadie
Anthony Meare
Golden Bible
Beauford Buildings
Strand
Robert Whittedge
Bible
Ballin
Oxford
Sturt
Vander Gucht
Cambridge
Charity