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- William Gray, at the Bible in Canon-Alley, against the north-door of St. Paul's, London, book-binder, binds and sells bibles, common prayers, and testaments, ...
- (Just published, price 5s in boards,) and sold by J. Gillies, bookseller, Perth. The farmer and corn-dealer's assistant : or, the knowledge of weights and measures made easy, by a variety of tables. ... By Alexander Bald, Alloa
- A catalogue of books imported during the last four years, : By T. Becket and P. A. De Hondt, Booksellers in the Strand, London
- A catalogue of books newly printed for, : and Sold by Joseph Marshall at the Bible in Newgate-Street
- A catalogue of books sold by J. Marmaduke, bookseller in Great Wild-street, near Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields
- A catalogue of several libraries lately purchased, : containing a curious and valuable collection of books in most languages and faculties. And in very neat condition, which will begin to be sold cheap, (The price printed in the catalogue) at J. and J. Fletcher's, in the Turle, Oxford, on Friday, June 26, 1772. Catalogues may be had at the place of sale; and at Mr. Rivington's, in St. Paul's Church Yard, London.
- A catalogue of the intire collection belonging to Sir James Thornhill, : late principal history painter to His Majesty, &c. ... Which will be sold by auction, on Monday and Tuesday the 24th and 25th of this inst. Febr. 1734-5, at Mr. Cock's
- A catalogue of the libraries of the Rev. Dr. John Stephens, : Sometime Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford; The Rev. Mr. William Huddesford, A. M. late Fellow of Trinity College, and Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum; with several others lately purchased; containing a curious and valuable collection of books in most languages and faculties and in very neat condition: which will begin to be sold cheap (the Price printed in the catalogue) At J. and J. Fletcher's, in the Turl, Oxford, On Tuesday, March 9th, 1773. Catalogues may be had at the Place of Sale; Mr. Rivington's in St. Paul's Church Yard, London; Mess. Merril at Cambridge; and of Mr. Burdon at Winchester
- A catalogue of useful and valuable books, : in various branches of literature; including the libraries of the late Rev. Dr. Randolph, Principal of Alban Hall; The Rev. Dr. Harrison, Rector of Heyford; and E. Taylor, Esq. of Steeple Aston, In this County; together with many other smaller collections lately purchased; Which will begin to be sold on Monday, November 26, 1798, By W. Hanwell and J. Parker, (successors to the late Mr. Fletcher) In the Turle, Oxford
- A curious advertisement. : Now Selling off, at Prime Cost, The remaining stock in trade of an Eminent Clergyman, leaving off business, and retiring to a B-p-k; consisting of a compleat set of Manuscript Sermons for the whole year, with fasts and festivals, including a deification of K. Charles, for the 30th of January; a culverin charged and primed, for the 5th of November; with a rod for the Whore of Babylon: The sins of the whole nation described, in a discourse fit for the next solemn fast: Charity, Accession, Antigallican, and Smallpox Sermons, some half-finished Tracts against the Athanasian Creed, the Marriage Act, and the thirty-nine Articles: With many other valuable, original Pieces. Likewise will be Sold. A most curious Family Bible, With cuts; beautifully printed on royal paper; the present owner having no further occasion for it. N. B. It is in fine preservation, having been very little used. At the same Time will also be Sold, The Doctor's curious Reading Desk, In which is a contrivance for keeping his new cribbage-board, tinder-box, and bible
- A discourse concerning the usefulness of the oriental translations of the Bible, : for explaining the difficult passages in it, And reconciling the Septuagint with the Hebrew. Being a proposal for printing the Ethiopic, Coptic, and Armenian versions, as a supplement to Bishop Walton's polyglot. Address'd to the Right Honourable The Earl of Oxford. To which are added, two epistles in verse; one to the said Earl, imploring his Patronage of so great a Work; the other to the University of Cambridge, soliciting that learned Body's Assistance in it
- A list of books and pamphlets printed for J. Almon, : bookseller and stationer, opposite Burlington-House, in Piccadilly
- A list of the published works of Mr. Thomas Malton, sen. and of Mr. James Malton. : To be had in London of Mr. J. Malton, ... of Mr. Taylor, ... of Mr. Wilkinson, ... of Mr. Egerton, ... and of Messrs. Hookham and Carpenter,
- A series of books for teaching, : by Mrs. Lovechild: sold by E.Newbery, corner of St. Paul's church-yard, London
- Advertisement by George Grierson at the Two Bibles in Essex-Street
- Advertisement. : Our design being to make such a version of the Psalms as may be fit for common use, we endeavour it by the following methods:
- Advertisement. : The Proprietors of Shakspeare Illustrated by Portraits, &c. beg leave to remind the Patrons of this novel and difficult undertaking, that in order to keep their promise of completing the Work in Thirty Numbers, they have, for several months past, been encreasing the number of plates, on each delivery, till they have given in some of the latter numbers almost three times the quantity originally proposed. Notwithstanding which, there are some materials yet remaining in their possession, and others promised to them, sufficient to make perhaps two numbers more; but as they do not hold themselves justified in such a further extension of their scheme as might protract the close of their undertaking, they do not think it proper to solicit a continuance of the Subscription, by which it has been so highly honoured. - As soon, however, as the Plates for these two additional numbers can be engraved, they may be had by such of the Subscribers as choose to purchase them, at the original Subscription price. They cannot take leave of their Subscribers, without at the same time returning their sincere thanks to those Noblemen and Gentlemen, who, in the most liberal manner, have assisted them with the use of several original Pictures and Drawings, which has greatly contributed to the ornament and value of their work
- Advertisement. There is just now publish'd, that long expected and useful book, entituled, Physical receipts: or, The new English physician.
- An account of printed musick, for violins, hautboys, flutes, and other instruments, by several masters
- An elegant and useful publication for the fair sex. Adapted for families and boarding schools : On Monday, July 2, 1798, will be published, In a convenient size for the pocket, fancifully done up in coloured paper, and embellished with, 1st, a Portrait of Mrs. Hannah More, beautifully engraved by an eminent artist; 2d, a superb Coloured Plate of the present Fashionable Dresses for the Ladies. Number I. (price 1s.) of the Ladies' Monthly Museum; or, polite repository of amusement and instruction: Being an assemblage of whatever can tend to please the Fancy, interest the Mind, or exalt the character of the British Fair. By a Society of Ladies. London: printed for the Proprietors, and sold by Messrs. Vernor and Hood, in the Poultry, and by every Bookseller in the three Kingdoms. - Communications addressed to the Editors, Post paid, will be thankfully received
- Anne R. Whereas our trusty and well-beloved Richard Smith of Our City of London, : Book-Seller, has humbly represented unto Us, That he has, with great Labour and Expence, prepared for the Press a new Edition of the Sermons, and other Works, written in English by the Right Reverend Father in God, Dr. William I everidge, Bishop of St. Asaph, Deceased; and has therefore humbly besought Us to grant him Our Royal Privilege and Licence for the sole Printing and Publishing thereof for the Term of Fourteen Years: We being willing to give all due Encouragement to Works of this Nature, tending to the Advancement of Piety and Learning, are graciously pleas'd to condescend to his Request: And do therefore by these Presents grant to him the said Richard Smith, his Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, Our Royal Licence for the sole Printing and Publishing the English Works of the said late Bishop of St. Asaph, for the Term of Fourteen Years from the Date hereof; strictly forbidding all our Subjects within Our Kingdoms and Dominions to reprint the same, either in whole, or in part; or to import, buy, vend, utter, or distribute any Copies thereof reprinted beyond the Seas, during the aforesaid Term of Fourteen Years, without the Consent and Approbation of the said Richard Smith, his Heirs, Executors, and Assigns, under his or their Hands and Seals first had and obtained, as they will answer the contrary at their Perils. Whereof the Master, Wardens, and Company of Stationers are to take notice, that the same may be entered in their Register, and that due Obedience be rendred thereunto. Given at Our Court at Kensington the 5th Day of June, 1708. in the Seventh Year of Our Reign. By Her Majesty's Command. Sunderland
- At the London and Westminster Circulating Library, No. 315, Holborn, near Chancery-Lane, books are lent to read, on an extensive, liberal, and new plan, by David Ogilvy & Son
- Bibliotheca Italica & miscellanea, : In Two Parts. The first part, consisting most of excellent books, of Italian history, or Italian authors, the best of the Italian Language, or of Italian Printers, collected by several learned Gentlemen, and a great many lately imported in England. The second part, containing books in several languages, of all Sciences, Arts and Faculties, no less valuable and curious. The price of each book is printed in the catalogue, to convince how cheap the books are marked in this sale, which will begin on Thursday the 7th of May, 1724, at nine in the Morning, and continue till all are sold
- Books in quires and bound, : Sold by J. Osborn, at the Golden-Ball Pater-Noster Row
- Books just printed for J. Murray, : And Sold by him, at his Shop (no 32.) Fleet-Street, London. 1. Lord Lyttelton's Dialogues of the Dead, 8vo. A new Edition, being the 5th. Price 5s neatly bound. 2. The Castle of Otranto, 8vo. a Gothick Story, by the Hon. H. Walpole. The 3d Edition. Price 3s 6d bound. 3. Authentic Memoirs concerning the Portuguese Inquisition, with Reflections on ancient and modern Popery, and the Causes of its alarming Progress in this Kingdom. In a Series of Letters to a Friend, 8vo. Pr. 6s bound. 4. The Gospel History from the Text of the Four Evangelists, with Explanatory Notes, by Mr. Robert Wait, Minister of Galston. This Work is intended to give a simple and connected View of the History of Our Saviour as contained in the Writings of the Evangelists; and to engage Persons to read with Pleasure the Gospel History, who are apt to be disgusted with long Commentaries and Expositions
- Books lately published by G. Kearsley, : at Doctor Johnson's Head, no. 46, Fleet-Street, London. Where all new publications may be had on the shortest notice
- Books lately published by Henry Saunders, : in Castle-Street, near the Castle-Gate, Dublin
- Books printed for F. Newbery, at the corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard, for the instruction and entertainment, of all the good little masters and misses, of Great Britain and Ireland
- Books printed for J. Murray, No. 32, Fleet-Street, London
- Books printed for J. Walthoe at his shop in the Middle-Temple-Cloysters
- Books printed for James Fletcher in the Turl, Oxford; and sold by Mess. Rivingtons in St. Paul's Church-Yard, London
- Books printed for James and John Knapton, at the Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard
- Books printed for James and John Knapton, at the Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard, London
- Books printed for Joseph Downing, in Bartholomew-Close, near West-Smithfield
- Books printed for R. and J. Bonwicke, and R. Wilkin, in St. Paul's Church-yard; J. Walthoe, and T. Ward, in the Temple
- Books printed for W. Thurlbourn & J. Woodyer, booksellers, in Cambridge
- Books printed for and sold by John Marshall, : at the Bible in Gracechurch-Street
- Books printed for and sold by Peter Wilson, in Dame-Street
- Books printed for and sold by W. Needham, opposite Gray's-Inn-Gate, Holborn, where Gentlemen may be furnish'd with all Sorts of new Books that come out, and have ready Money for any Library in what Language soever
- Books printed for, : and Sold by John Staples, at the Bible and Star, fronting Stationer's Hall, near Ludgate-Street. By whom Gentlemen, Schoolmasters, Country Booksellers, &c. may be supplied with Books in all Languages, Bibles and Common Prayers, Books of Devotion, School-Books, &c. &c. Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest Prices
- Books printed for, and are to be sold by J. Walthoe in the Middle-Temple Cloysters
- Books printed; and are to be sold by J. Downing in Bartholomew-Close near West-Smithfield
- Catalogus librorum incompactorum, : in re theologica, historica, philologica, &c. Selectissimorum: Quos ex Hollandia, Germania, Gallia &c. Summo studio atque cura collegit Joannes Owenus. Quorum Auctio publica habenda est ad Insigne Arietis, e regione Postici oenopolii vulgo dicti Rose, Novembris 17. hora prima post meridiem. A Johanne Bullord. Catalogues deliver'd gratis by J. Owen, and at Peat's Coffee-House in Cambridge, and by Mr. J. Bagford at Tom's Coffe-House adjoyning to Ludgate in London
- Catalogus librorum quos nuper ab Hollandia huc attulit Joannes Owenus, Quorum emendorum copia quotidie in Theatro Scheldoniano detur
- Catalogus librorum, tam antiquorum, quam recentium in omni & facultate praestantissimorum. : Being the Library of an Eminent Minister of State, Deceas'd: Consisting of several very curious Books, in Greek, Latin, Italian, Spanish, French, and English; amongst which are the Prints of the King of France's Cabinet, and others, which were presented to him, during his Embassy at that Court. Which will be sold (the Price mark'd at the beginning of each Book, at S. Harding's the Post-House on the Pavement in St. Martin's-Lane near Leicester-Fields, on Monday the 20th of this instant April. The Books may be view'd three Days before the Sale. Catalogues may be had of W. Meadows in Cornhill; A. Bettesworth in Pater-Noster Row; T. Worrall against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleetstreet; R. Francklin next Tom's Coffee-House in Covent-Garden; Mr. Stokoe at Charing-Cross; Mr. King in Westminster-Hall; Mr. Graves in St. James's Street, and at the Place of Sale
- Cheap edition of the British poets, in eleven volumes. This day is published vol. I. II. & III. (Price 10s. 6d. per volume in boards.) of a complete edition of the poets of Great Britain, on a new plan. ...
- Cooke's pocket edition, superbly embellished, of Hume's history of England, from the invasion of Julius Cæsar, to the abdication of James II. With the author's last corrections and improvements, to be comprized in only 36 numbers, price six-pence each. Printed in octo-decimo, or eighteens, being the same pocket size as the select novel. To which will be added a continuation, by Dr. Smollett, from the abdication of James II to the death of George II. And a farther continuation, to the present time, by T. A. Llyod, Esq. Being the most superb and cheap edition ever yet published, the whole embellished with upwards of 60 elegant engravings, the major part of which will represent the principal events recorded in the history, and the remainder will comprise a complete series of whole-length portraits of all the monarchs who have swayed the British sceptre from William the Conqueror to his present majesty, George III, habited in the dresses of the times in which they lived. This day published, no. I price only six-pence, containing the unusual quantity of 144 pages, including the life of the author, written byhimself, printed upon an elegant new type, and on paper of an excellent quality. Embellished with 1. an elegant frontispiece:- 2. a vignette titlepage;- 3. a vignette dedication, with a protrait of his majesty. And on Saturday next will be published, no. II. The following numbers to be published in regular succession till the whole is completed, of Hume's history of England, with Smollett's and Lloyd's continuation, down to the year 1794. Plan and conditions of the work. I. That this work shall be printed on a beautiful new Burgeois type, purposely calculated to comprise a great quantity of matter in a small compass; and by avoiding useless blanks, before and after the chapters, introduced in former editions of Hume, to enlarge them to an unnecessary and voluminous extent, the public will now be presented with an edition of Hume's history of England at less than half the expence which has ever been affixed to the cheapest edition. It will also be printed on paper of an excelent texture and quality. II. Each number, price only six-pence, chall be embellished with one elegant engraving, and some of them with two, executed by Arthur Hugh in estimation, and strikingly picturesque of the most material incidents that occur in the history. III. In the course of the history, will be given a compleat series of whole length portraits of all the British monarchs, from William the Conqueror, to his present majesty. IV. In order to accommodate the curious, a superior edition will be struck off on warehouse, William paper, of the finest texture, curiously hot-pressed. It will contain the first impressions of the plates, which will be worked off in the manner of proofs; and in every other respect will maintain a superiority of nature and elegance. From the united expences attendant on these extra embellishments, will be affixed the additional charge of only six-pence each number
- Dedicated, : by permission, to the Right Honourable the Earl of Liverpool. Preparing for the Press, and will be Published with all convenient Speed, neatly printed on a superfine wove cream-coloured Paper, and hot-pressed; in one Volume, 4to; embellished with a Map, Plan, Views, &c. The History of Liverpool; with Some notice of its Environs: to which will be added, an account of the River Mersey, from Its Source to the Sea; with A Sketch of the Principal Objects on its Banks
- English books, : to find by John Broedelet bookseller in Utrecht, At very low prices
- Exeter. : To the subscribers to this Work. J. Mackenzie, bookbinder, &c. Catherine-Street, near the Hotel, St. Peter's Church-Yard, Having been employed by the Author of this Book, by whose Permission he incloses this Bill Begs Leave to inform the Gentlemen and Ladies, subscribers to these memoirs, That he will bind this, or any other books, In a neat or most superb Manner, on the most equitable Terms. N. B. Gentlemen's Libraries catalogued, arranged, repaired, and beautified
- Fleet-Street, Nov. 23, 1791. Mr. Harding has now the pleasure to inform the subscribers to this work, : that it will be completed in Thirty Numbers, and even to comprize it within that Compass, he will be under the Necessity of giving in the future Numbers considerably more Engravings than were originally promised in each Number, though the Price will continue the same: a Circumstance which he cannot lament, as it gives him an Opportunity of shewing his Gratitude for the very liberal Encouragement this Work has met with. As he finds that a few Gentlemen, though they expressed a very high Approbation both of the present Undertaking, and of the Manner in which it has been executed, have neglected to subscribe to it, from a mistaken Notion that the whole Work might be purchased at a cheaper Rate when finished, Mr. Harding begs Leave to inform the Publick in general, that positively no more than Seven Hundred Impressions of the Plates will be worked off; after which the Plates will be destroyed. The Subscription will be open till the Work shall be entirely finished, or the total Number of Impressions shall be sold; but the unjust Mode of demanding a Premium from those who wish to become Subscribers, will at no Time be adopted
- George Stevens's celebrated Lecture on heads : which has been exhibited upwards of two hundred and fifty successive nights, to crowded audiences,
- Heds shavid and coles sould by Timothy Pinch, : cussen to Timmy Quid, hoo was sucksesor and sun in law to great Isaac Fac-Totum, hoo was a fee holdir in this countee: Phyzicin, Olymin, Barbir, Lamplitir, Jingirbrid Bakir, Linning Drapir, and Tallor Chandlir. And father moor in purtikulir as lade in a larshe fortmint of chaney, tripe, piriwigs, and all othir pikils. Likewis sels orl sorts off doctirs stuf, cats and dogs mete, muttin pize, pins, rid hirrins, chambir pots, and such kind of swete-metes. I undertak to larne enny Ladey or Jenteelman to daunc sing or pla the bag pipes buy the munth weak or singal yere, at my buwl rume, were the above things may bee had. I is awlso willin and capabil to kewer the hart burne without fizick, ould rags and nales bowt and sould holesail by the pound, and new lade egs iviry day by me Tony Pinch. - I sels blacken bawls and silk stokins
- Henry Mugg, bookseller and stationer, two doors below the Guildhall, in the Fore-street, Exeter, sells, at the lowest prices, wholesale and retail, books in all arts and sciences, ...
- Henry Mugg, bookseller and stationer, two doors below the Guildhall, in the Fore-street, Exeter, sells, at the lowest prices, wholesale and retail. Books in all arts and sciences. ...
- In the press, and speedily will be published, Discourses, controversial and practical: written on the most interesting subjects; and suited to the present times. In two large octavo volumes. By the author of Deism revealed. Note, The Controversial Discourses are addressed To the Clergy of the Church of England; And the Practical, To the Citizens of London; where many of them were preached. Price Bound Twelve Shillings, and sewed in blue Covers Ten Shillings and Six-Pence. The Money to be paid on the Delivery of the Books
- In the press. Printing by subscription, (with a specimen of the type) the New Testament of our lord and saviour Jesus Christ, in Hebrew, ... By the Rev. Richard Caddick, ...
- In the press. Shortly to be published, in three vols. 12mo. Price Ten Shillings and Sixpence, Boards, Destination: or, memoirs of a private family, a novel. By Clara Reeve. Printed for Longman and Rees, Paternoster Row, London. Sold by W. Keymer, Colchester, and by P. Forster, Ipswich
- Ireland. : William Jones, Bookseller, No. 86, Dame-Street, Dublin, Begs leave to present his services, in the line of his business, to the Booksellers of America. Being constantly supplied with all the literary publications of character which appear in Europe, and having either an entire property, or a principle share, in the most important and valuable works printed in Ireland, (which of late years has eminently improved in the elegance and correctness of its editions) he is peculiarly circumstanced for furnishing the continent with books in any quantity, of the first merit in the Arts, Sciences, and miscellaneous range of Literature, and upon such terms as must give entire satisfaction to those who shall favour him with their orders, to which the most prompt attention shall be paid
- Irish history. Dedicated to His Grace Hugh Duke of Northumberland this day is published. price 6d. : Containing three sheets of letter-press, a new and correct map of Ireland, coloured, and a whole length, finely engraved, of King Bryan, number I. (To be continued weekly) of a general history of Ireland. From the earliest accounts to the present time. By John Huddlestone Wynne, gent. author of the history of the British Empire in America, &c. &c. The above work will be compleated in twenty numbers, each numbers containing three-sheets of letter-press, printed on a beautiful new type and fine paper; which will, when finished, make two handsome volumes in octavo, in the course of the work a number of elegant engravings will be given; principally heads of Illustrious persons, who have been ranked as famous in the annals of Ireland
- James Fleming, bookseller, at the Bible under the Magazine-gate, on Tyne-bridge, Newcastle, sells constantly the following books, ...
- James Mackenzie, bookseller and stationer, at no. 80, in Newgate-Street, near Cheapside: sells all sorts of stationary wares; makes, binds and sells all sorts of books in vellum, leather, ...
- John Osborn, stationer and bookseller, at the sign of the Ship at St. Saviour's Dock-Head, selleth all sorts of Bibles, Common-Prayers, Testaments, Primers, Horn-Books, with all other sorts of New or Old Books; all sorts of Writing, Brown, Blew and Whited-Brown paper; Shop Books, Copy Books, Pocket Books, Journal Books; with all other Stationary Wares: Mathematical Instruments for the Sea, Wast Paper by the Ream or Pound, Pictures, with several other things, by Wholesale or Retale. Books Exchang'd, or lent to Read. Old Books new Bound, Ready Money for all sorts of Books
- John Osborn, stationer and bookseller, at the sign of the Ship at St. Saviour's Dock-head, selleth all sorts of Bibles, ...
- Just published (beautifully printed in four volumes, octavo) an English translation of, The method of teaching and studying the belles lettres; ... By Mr. Rollin, ...
- Just published, : Price Fourteen Shillings Bound, Euphemia, a novel. I four volumes. By Mrs. Charlotte Lenox
- Kantean philosophy. This day is published, ... A general and introductory view of Professor Kant's principles ... By F. A. Nitsch, ...
- Milton
- Mr. Kean is under the necessity of informing the gentlemen of the University, ... of postponing his intended Evening lounge till tomorrow evening, Wednesday, Nov. 24. ...
- Mr. Mason's Bible with notes : This day is published, no.I. price sixpence, (to be continued weekly) of the Holy Bible, containing the sacred text of the old and new testament at large. With explanatory notes on the most interesting passages. By the Rev. Henry Cox Mason, M. A. Morning Preacher and Lecturer of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey; and Chaplain to the Rt. Hon. Lord Onssow. Conditions. I. That the Work shall be printed in Quarto, on fine Royal Paper made for this purpose. II. That the Print shall be elegant; new Types having been cast on purpose, by Mr. Caston. III. That the Work shall be fully completed in 70 Numbers, at Sixpence each: but if it should unavoidably exceed that quantity, the overplus shall be given gratis so that this valuable Edition of the Holy Scriptures with Notes, may be had at the very moderate price 1l. 15s. IV. That every succeeding Number shall be as well executed as the first, both as to Paper and Print, and that a Number thall be regularly published every Saturday till the whole is finished. Also, this Day is Published (price One Shilling). No. 1. Of the same Work, printed on the best move super-royal Paper, Hot-Pressed, to be also continued weekly, and compicted in 70 Numbers, which will be one of the most clegant Editions of the Bible in the English Language. The whole of the Old Testament and a part of the New being already printed, such persons as prefer taking two or three Numbers weekly, may be assured of being supplied regularly till the whole is finished. London: painted for V. Grifftths, No. 1. Paternoster-Row; And sold by all Booksellers and News-Carriers in the Kingdom
- New books printed for H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster-Row
- New books, just published by B. Crosby, : No.4, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street; and sold by J. Lee, New-street, Covent-garden, and all other booksellers
- New books, printed according to Act of Parliament, and sold by John Donaldson, sole proprietor of the shop, corner of Arundel Street, no. 195. Strand, London, known by the name of, the only shop for cheap books
- New books, printed according to Act of Parliament, continue to be sold as usual by John Donaldson, now the sole proprietor of the shop no.195 the corner of Arundel Street in the Strand, London, known by the Name of the only Shop for Cheap Books, where the business has from the 1st of October, 1765, been carried on by him for himself and his late Partner Alexander Donaldson of Edinburgh
- New publications printed for T. N. Longman, No. 39, Paternoster-Row
- On Friday, the 5th day of February, 1796, will be published, No.I. (price four pence) of a miscellany, to be published every eighth day, under the name of The watchman. By S.T. Coleridge, Author Of Addresses To The People, A Plot Discovered, &c. &c. The Publishers in the different Towns and Cities will be specified in future Advertisements
- On Saturday, : the First Day of January 1763, will be Published, (to be continued Weekly, Price Six-Pence) printed in a curious manner, on a writing paper, and embellished with great variety of copper-plates, all engraved by Grignion, Number I. of an elegant Work, intitled, The Christian's family Bible. Containing the Old and New Testaments at large; and the Apocrypha. With comments and annotations, Theological, Historical, Critical, and Moral: Compiled from The Talmudical and Rabbinical Writers among the Jews, the Ancient Fathers, and the best Modern Divines among the Christians, and from the Author's own Observations: wherein All the Objections of Infidels are obviated, the obscure Passages eclucidated, and every Difficulty explained. By the Reverend William Rider, A. B. Late of Jesus College, Oxford, One of the Masters of St. Paul's School, and Chaplain to the Worshipful Company of Mercers
- On Tuesday, the 1st day of March, will be published, No.I. of The watchman, a miscellany, (to be continued every eighth day) pricc [sic] four-pence, by S.T. Coleridge ... Published by J. Parsons, London; Belcher, Birmingham; Pritchard, Derby; Sutton, Nottingham; ...
- P. Sanderson, bookseller, at Mr. Pope's Head, in the Market-Place, Durham, sells all sorts of books in divinity, history, law, physick, ...
- Part I. : A catalogue of scarce and valuablf books; Comprising a General Assortment of Ancient and Modern Literature; Which will begin Selling, (at the prices printed in the catalogue) by Fletcher and Hanwell, booksellers, in the Turle, Oxford, On Tuesday, November 25, 1794. Catalogues to be had, gratis, at the Place of Sale; Also at Messrs. Rivington's, St. Paul's Church-Yard; and at Mr. Egerton's, Charing-Cross, London
- Poetry lately publish'd
- Positively the last night : By Permission of the Rev. the Vice-Chancellor and the Worshipful the Mayor. Mr. Kean having been particularly desired by several Gentlemen of the University to give his Lounge for One Evening more, takes the liberty of informing them, and the University at large, that he purposes giving it this Evening, Monday, December 13, 1790, At the Town Hall, Mr. Kean, From the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Hay Market, Bath, Bristol, &c. and an Honorary Member of the Anacreontic Society, London, who has distinguished himself in the most eminent Manner in that convivial and elegant Circle, and before His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, at Brighton, In three parts, will give his Evening Lounge; consisting of Imitations, Theatrical and Senatorial. Part I. Shift's introduction to Sir Wm. Wealthy, from the Minor. Friar Laurence - - - - - Mr. Hull Romeo - - - - - - - - - Mr. Wroughton Iago - - - - - - - - - The late Mr. Henderson Reparation - - - - - - - Messrs. Lee Lewis & Banister, jun. Piere - - - - - - - - - Mr. Bensley And Crochet and Quaver, a Delineation of two eminent Music Venders in London, with Additons; After which Mr. Kean will give a favourite Irish Song, called Paddy Bull's Expedition. Part II. Harlequin's Invasion - - - Mr. Waldron Romeo - - - - - - - - - Mr. Holman Bon Ton - - - - - - - - Mr. King Robin, in the Waterman - - - Mr. Lamash Alexander the Great - - Late Mr. Barry And Smirk, after the Manner of a well-known Auctioneer in London. Part III. Admirl Bnbow (a Song) - - - After the Manner of a Common Sailor. Hamlet - - - - - - - - Mr. Kemble Grave Digger - - - - - - Mr. Quick Charles, in the School for Scandal, Messrs. Smith and Kemble The Author - - - - - - The late Mr. Foote Richard Coeur de Lion - - Mr. Banister, sen. In the Course of the Evening Mr. Kean will give an Imitation of George Saville Carey, In his Dialogue between Foote and Weston. To conclude with a Senatorial Dialogue Between Two Luminaries of St. Stephen's Chapel. To begin at Eight O'Clock precisely. - Admittance, Two Shillings
- Proposals (with a specimen of the type) for printing by subscription, : the New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, in Hebrew, in a neat pocket volume, corrected from the version published by Dr. Hutter, at Norimberg, 1599; and that by Dr. Robertson, at London, 1661. By the Rev. Richard Caddick, of Christ-Church College, Oxford. Conditions. I. The Work will be printed on a New Letter, cast for that purpose. II. The Price to Subscribers will be Ten Shillings and Sixpence. - The Money to be paid on the Delivery of the Book. III. This Work will correspond with Luesden's Greek and Latin Testament, which sells for Five Shillings; that Subscribers who chuse to bind them together, may have a Polyglot Testament, in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, for Fifteen Shillings and Sixpence. Subscribers Names received in London, by Rivingtons, G. G. & J. Robinson, White, T. Chapman, Lackington, Allen & Co. Bayne, Wingrave, Robson, Seatcherd, Egerton, Matthews, Otridge, Cawthorn, Bagster, Granger, Payne, Whitefield, Barns, Emsley & Bremner, Lee & Hurst, Champante & Whitrow; at Oxford, by Fletcher, Cook; Cambridge, by Deighton, Nicholson; Eton, Pote & Williams; Winchester, by J. Burdon; Dublin, by Archer, Burne, Dugdale; Edinburgh, by P. Hill, Bell, Bradfute, Creech, Ogle; Glasgow, by Brash and Reid; Aberdeen, by Brown; Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, by Mills, Brown; Ipswich, by Jounyn; Leyden, by Lutchmans; Hamburgh, by Rimnant; Rotterdam, by Holstein; and Dordrecht, by Blusse. - All Subscribers, who wish to have their Names printed, are desired to send them as above; or to the Editor, No. 4, Caddick-Row, White-Hall, London
- Proposals for printing a new edition of the plays of William Shakespear, : with notes critical and explanatory, In Which The Text will be corrected: The Various Readings remarked: The Conjectures of former Editors examin'd, and their Omissions supply'd. By the author of the Miscellaneous observations on the tragedy of Macbeth
- Proposals for printing and publishing by subscription, correct maps of the rivers Rhine, Maese, and Scheldt, : Dedicated, BY Permission, To His Royal Highness The Duke Of AtYork. First ----- A complete Set of five Maps of the River Rhine, being 672 Miles. No. 1. From its Spring to Basle, being 216 Miles. No. 2. From Basle to Strasbourgh and Fort Lewis, being 87 Miles. No. 3. From Fort Lewis to Mentz, being 109 Miles. No. 4. From Mentz to Dusseldorff, being 133 Miles. No. 5. From Dusseldorff to Wych, being 127 Miles. Secondly. A complete Set of Four Maps of the River Maese, being 645 Miles. No. 1. From its Spring to Verdun, being 164 Miles. No. 2. Verdun to Dinant, being 189 Miles. No. 3. From Dinant to Venlo, being 183 Miles. No. 4. From Venlo to the Sea, being 139 Miles. Thirdly, A complete Map of the River Scheldt, from Bouchain to the Sea, being 229 Miles. To each of these Maps is given, in large Marginal Notes, a Geographical Description of the above Rivers, together with all the Cities, Fortifications, and other remarkable Places situated on their Borders, with the Names of the several Sovereigns to whom they belonged, previous to the present War. The whole taken and surveyed by Matthias Koops, Esq. Who for several Years served in different distinguished Military Characters, under the late Emperor of Germany, and King of Prussia. Conditions. The Maps will be finished and ready for delivery to the Subscribers the First Day of June next. The Maps to be printed and elegantly coloured, on the largest wove Imperial Paper, 26in. by 39. The Subscription for the Ten Maps, is Ten Guineas, one half to be paid at the Time of Subscribing, and the remainder, on Delivery. Subscriptions are received by Messrs. Hammersley and Co. Pall-Mall. N. B. No more Copies will be printed than subscribed for
- Proposals for printing by subscription in two volumes folio, the works of that most learned, facetious, and ancient English poet Sir Geoffrey Chaucer, ... With critical, poetical, ... notes, ... By John Entick, ...
- Proposals for printing by subscription two courses of lectures, on the universal principles and duties of religion and morality; ... By David Williams
- Proposals for printing by subscription, : Dictionarium Saxonico-Gothico-Latinum, Auctore Edvardo Lye, A.M
- Proposals for printing by subscription, : an italian translation of that much-admired work of that much-admired work of M. Berquin, entitled L'Ami des enfans; for which M. Bucarelli, Teacher of the Italian Language in London, is engaged by the Editor
- Proposals for printing by subscription, Abdollatiphi Historiæ Ægypti compendium: quod, ... ab Edvardo Pocockio, ... ex linguâ arabica in latinam versum, nunc primum utrâque edidit, ... Thomas Hunt, ...
- Proposals for printing by subscription, Hēsiodou tou Askraiou ta heuriskomena. : Hesiodi Ascræi quæ extant. Cum notis variorum, ... observationes suas, & indicem locupletissimum adjecit Thomas Robinson
- Proposals for printing by subscription, The history of England, from the coronation of King William and Queen Mary to the eighth year of the reign of his present Majesty King George II. By J. Templeman, Esq
- Proposals for printing by subscription, a compleat history of the remote, and hitherto undescrib'd part of Guinea, : ... In four parts. By Capt. Bulfinch Lambe,
- Proposals for printing by subscription, an apology for Robert the 2d and 3d of Scotland, in answer to a passage of Mr. Hearn, and the Transcriber of Doctor Gale's Manuscript of Fordon, lately published at Oxford. Wherein these Kings are sufficiently justified by several publick Transactions with Foreigners, and Acts of Parliament, from the false and absurd Aspersions they have been loaded with: And Elizabeth Mores Canonical Matriage with the Stewart demonstrated emonstrated to have been accomplished not in the Year 1349, bnt in 1334 To which are subjoined, several useful Historical Notes, with an Appendix for rectifying the Mistakes of our Writers anent the Origine of the Scots, and their Descent from Ireland, and clearing the dark Parts of the Genealogies of the Stewarts, Hays, Maules, Kennedies and other Noble Families. By Richard Hay of Drumboote. This Book will contain a great Variety of Old Charters, Bulls, Transactions &c. taken from the Originals, and will consist of above 300 Pages in 4to. It is to be printed on fine Paper, the Price of each Copy to Subscribers is 6s. and 8d. of which, 3 s. and 4 d. is to be pay'd down at Subscribing, and the other 3 s. and 4 d. at the Delivering of the Complete Copy in Sheets. The Book will be printed with all Expedition; and the Author is to receive the Subscription Money
- Proposals for printing by subscription, the Grand theatre of honour, &c. &c. = Conditions propose'es pour imprimer par sonscription, le Grand theatre de l'honneur, &c. &c
- Proposals for printing by subscription, the works of the celebrated and ancient English poet Jeoffrey Chaucer: carefully compar'd, not only with former editions of value, but with many rare and ancient manuscripts: from the collating of which the text is in great measure restor'd and perfected; many errors and corruptions that have crept in, and continued in all the editions hitherto printed, are amended; and many whole lines, omitted in all the printed editions, are inserted in their proper places. Three entire new tales of this author in manuscript (never yet printed) have been recovered, and will be added to this edition; by which alterations, amendments, and additions, this work is in a manner become new. This work was at first undertaken and was very near compleated by John Urry, student of Christ-Church, Oxon. And is now finish'd from his papers by a member of the same college. A more useful and copious glossary, for the better understanding of this poet, than has yet been printed, will be added at the end by Anthony Hall, A.M. Fellow of Queen's-College, Oxon. N.B. One third of the monies, that shall arise from subscriptions, will be employ'd towards the finishing of Peck-Water Quadrangle in Christ-Church; so that all subscribers to this edition will be benefactors to that college
- Proposals for publishing a new and improved edition of Shakspeare illustrated. By Charlotte Lennox
- Proposals for publishing by subscription : The man of the world, a comedy, in five acts; and, Love a la mode, a comedy, in two acts, written by Mr. Charles Macklin. Dedicated, with permission, to the right honourable earl camden. The Work to be printed under the Inspection of Arthur Murphy, Esq. Who has undertaken (in the present Exigence) to be Mr. Macklin's Editor. The Work will be elegantly printed in quarto, by John Bell, of the British Library, Strand, on a Superfine Paper, with a Portrait of Mr. Macklin, from an original Picture; and published in the course of the Winter; Price One Guinea. The List of the Subscribers to be printed. * Subscriptions to be received by Mr. Barlow, Treasurer to Covent-Garden Theatre; and at the following Bankers-Messrs. Coutts and Co. in the Strand; Messrs. Crofts and Devaynes, Pall-Mall; Messrs. Batsons, Stevenson, and Co. Lombard-Street; and by Mr. Longman, Bookseller, in Paternoster-Row
- Proposals for publishing by subscription, : A collection of miscellaneous poems, by a lady. Among which is a description of Windsor Castle, and its environs, addressed to the King, And which has already had the Honor of being presented to His Majesty. An historic ode, for her Majesty's birth day, Presented at the same Time. And lines on the Prince of Wales' birth day, 1786. Price Three Shillings. Subscriptions taken in by Mr. Kearsley, at Johnson's Head, No. 46, Fleet Street
- Proposals for publishing by subscription, : in two volumes, octavo, price twelve shillings in boards, Sermons upon various subjects, moral and religious. By the Rev. John Penn, L.L.B. of Beccles, Suffolk; vicar of Roughton, Norfolk; and formerly of Trinity-Hall, Cambridge. Conditions. The Work will be printed in Two large Octavo Volumes, in a good Type, and on fine Paper. No Money to be paid till the Delivery of the Books. The Names of the Subscribers will be printed. - Subscriptions received by Messrs, Robinsons, Paternoster-Row; Mr. J. Deighton, Holborn; and Mr. Miller, Old Bond-Street, London; Mr. Gedge, Bury; and by the Booksellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Norwich, and elsewhere. Also by the Author, at Beccles, Suffolk
- Proposals for publishing by subscription, a new, large, and correct map of Warwickshire; perform'd after a new method, by an actual survey. With the Seats of Nobility and Gentry, and their Coats . of Arms round the Map in Dr. Plot's Method. By Henry Beighton, Fellow of the Royal Society
- Publications by Darton and Harvey, 55, Gracechurch-Street, London. This day is published, price sixpence, No. I. of Walker's geography and gazetteer. ...
- Publishing by subscription, Steele's essay upon gardening. : Containing a Catalogue of most of the Exotic Plants at this Time cultivated in the Stoves and Green-Houses of the British Gardens,-The Plan of an elegant capacious Stove with the latest Improvements,-The best Method of Planting the Hot-House Vine,-A Description of proper Earths for keeping in high Preservation every tender Exotic,-Observations on the History of Gardening, And,-A Contrast of the Antient with the Modern Taste. By Richard Steele, of Thirsk, in the County of York
- Publishing by subscription, dedicated (by permission) to Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta, the Harmonia sacra; which work will contain upwards of one hundred of the most approved anthems in score: most of which were never before published. ... The whole selected and arranged, by John Page, ...
- Roland furieux, poème Heroïque italien de L'Arioste, nouvelle èdition en 4 volumes grand 80D̂!a
- Samuel Howgate, book-seller, at his shop in Kirkgate Leeds, sells variety of books in all faculties and sciences : With choice of maps, prints, &c. Parchment and paper stamp'd and plain; likewise books well bound in all sorts of bindings. At the same place may be had ready money for any library or parcel of old books. Where is sold Dr. Daffey's genuine elixir
- Second part. Marshall's catalogue for 1795 : Consisting of several thousand volumes, in various languages, and classes of learning. The whole selling at extreme low prices, (for ready money only) by R. Marshall, printer, bookseller, and stationer, High street, Lynn. Who gives the utmost value for libraries, or parcels of books, or books exchanged. Cata[l]ogues. To be had of most of the principal booksellers, in town and country
- Sharp and Murray's Edition of Thomson's Seasons. Proposals for printing by subscription, : A Correct and Splendid Edition of Thomson's Seasons; with Twenty-Two Elegant Engravings, to be Executed By Mr. Sharp, from Original Pictures, Painted Entirely for this Work By Mr. Smirke
- Sir, the very high patronage with which the inclosed proposals are honoured, together with the importance of the subject, will, I hope, plead my excuse with you for the liberty of this address. ...
- Some books printed for Royston and Elizabeth Meredith, and sold by him at the Star in St. Paul's Church-Yard
- The British and Irish nations are respectfully intreated to become the patrons of fine printing. : And of beautiful book embellishments. On the twenty-ninth of January, 1791, Bell's new and splendid edition of The British theatre will challenge the admiration of the world
- The following books are earnestly recommended to persons of all descriptions and are sold by G. Riebau, bookseller, No. 439, Strand, nearly opposite Buckingham Street. ...
- The following books are earnestly recommended to persons of all descriptions, and are sold by G. Riebau, bookseller, No. 439, Strand, nearly opposite Buckingham Street. ...
- The following books written by the late Reverend Dr Isaac Watts, are printed for J. Buckland, and T. Longman in Paternoster-Row; E. and C. Dilly, in the Poultry; and T. Field, in Leadenhall-Street, London
- The following entertaining books are printed for R. Snagg, No. 29, Pater-Noster Row, London; and sold by all the booksellers in town and country
- The following new publications, may be had at the publisher's
- The following valuable books [a]re printed for A. Strahan; and T. Cadell, in the Strand. 1791
- The following valuable books are printed for A. Strahan and T. Cadell, in the Strand. 1788
- The humble representation of Edmund Curll, : bookseller and citizen of London, concerning five books, complained of to the Secretary of State
- The lady's magazine : or, The compleat library. For Saturday, February 3, 1739. (Being much more in quantity, and far greater variety than any book of the kind or price) containing, among many other curious particulars, I. Continuation of the lady's travels into Spain. II. Continuation of the Chevalier D'Arvieux's travels into Arabia the desart. III. Letters from Tom Brown, Howel, the Tatler, &c. IV. Curious questions and answers from the Athenian Oracle. V. Psalm lxxiii. 25, 26. paraphras'd. VI. To Silvia. VIII. The kiss repay'd. A tale. VIII. On two lovers. IX. An epigram. X. The resolution. XI. The disappointment. XII. A dialogue between a teasing husband and his vexatious tipling wife. XIII. The happy bride. Book I. XIV. Fye, Damon, fye, &c. XV. An ape, a lion, &c. XVI. By the side of a great kitchen fire, &c. XVII. As Celia in her garden, &c. XVIII. Tho' envious old age, &c. XIX. I'll range around the shady bowers, &c. XX. Farewell, thou false philander, &c. Number XVIII. To be continued weekly. Price two pence
- The right Hon. Edmund Burke. : On Tuesday, August 1, 1797, will be published, no. Vii. price 1s. (being the first number of the second volume) of the Monthly visitor, and pocket companion; for July, 1797. By a Society of Gentlemen. A Portrait of Mr. Burke, from an original bust; With his Character by the late Right Hon. W. G. Hamilton, the reputed Author of the Letters of Junius, never before published, will appear in the present Number of the Monthly visitor. And, among a variety of interesting Papers, Sketches of the Republican Armies, communicated by a Friend in Germany;-a circumstantial and critical Account of the Monument just opened to Garrick, in Westminster Abbey; -an original Biography of Parker;-an Account of Colman's Heir at Law;-And a Review of the Novel of Azemia. London: Printed for the Proprietors: And sold by H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster Row; where (post paid) Correspondents are requested to direct their Communications
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- This day is published by John Stockdale, opposite Burlington-House, Piccadilly, Shakspeare. Printed from the text of Dr. Samuel Johnson and George Steevens, Esq. In one large volume octavo. On a fine royal paper, and embellished with a striking likeness of the author, price 15s. in boards. 17s. 6d. bound in calf and lettered. 18s. elegantly bound in calf and gilt. 19s. neatly bound in Russia leather, gilt. 1l. 1s. beautifully bound in vellum, gilt. 1l. 5s. bound in Morocco, extra. and 3l. 3s. bound in tortoiseshell. Stockdale's edition of Shakspeare, including the whole of his dramatic works; complied from various commentators
- This day is published, (the second edition) for the use of schools and private gentlemen, ... The new and complete dictionary of the English language. To which is prefixed a comprehensive grammar. By John Ash, ...
- This day is published, Stockdale's edition of Shakspeare; including, in one volume, the whole of his dramatic works; with explanatory notes, compiled from various commentators. Embellished with a striking likeness of the author
- This day is published, price 3s. sewed, book first, of a new general history of Scotland, by R. Heron. ...
- This day is published, price six-pence, number CXXIX. of The Holy Bible; illustrated with a commentary ... By the Rev. William Dodd, ...
- Thomas Crosby and John Robinson, : At the lower End of Fair-Street, upon Horse-ly-Down, in Southwark, sell all Sorts of Carpenters, Joyners, Painters, and Artificers Rules, Guaging-Rods, Quadrants, forestaffs, Gunters, straight or sliding; plain Scales, Compasses with or without Points, Cases of Instruments neatly fitted up for the Pocket, and all other Mathematical Instruments for Sea or Land. Also Sea Atlas's, English Pilots for the Northern, Southern, Streights, Guinea, West and East-India Navigation; Sea Charts, both Plain and Mercator, for all Parts of the known World; Globes of 3, 9, 12, and 16 Inches Diameter. Likewise all Sorts of Writing-Paper, and Paper Books neatly bound and ruled for Shops or Compting-Houses, fine Cards, Leather Cases, Pocket-Books, Slates, Quills, Pens, the best Ink and Ink-Powder, Leaden and other Standishes, Blacklead-Pencils, Wax, Wafers, and all other Stationary Wares. Also Weather-Glasses carefully fitted up and made portable; and the best Spectacles, Reading-Glasses, Burning-Glasses, Telescopes, Prospects, Microscopes, and other Optic Glasses. Likewise all Sorts of Bibles, Testaments, and Common-Prayers, Psalters, Accidences, Grammars, and other School-Books: And also Books of Divinity, Law, and History, and of any other Subject. N. B. At the same Place Young Gentlemen are boarded and expeditiously taught Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Navigation, Geography, Astronomy, And other Parts of the Mathematicks: Also the Italian Method of Book-Keeping, call[e]d Merchants Accompts, with the other Methods of Book-Keeping, as practised by Merchants, Shop-Keepers, and others
- To be completed in sixteen numbers, : an entire new medical work, particularly adapted to the use of families, by conveying familiar instruction for the prevention and cure of disease. On Saturday, June 14, 1800, will be published, No. 1. Price only Sixpence, Containing Forty Pages of Letter-Press; the succeeding Numbers to be continued Weekly till completed, of the Practical Physician; or, medical instructor. Pointing out Remedies for the Various Diseases of Mankind. With directions for the preservation of health; specifying The Causes, Symptoms, proper Regimen, and Method of Cure of the different Disorders of the Human Body. Adopted to the Use of private Families; though conveying equal Information to the Scientific. Together with Observations on Diet, Air, and Exercise; the effects of the passions, And their Influence on the Production and Prevention of Disease. Including medical advice to women, on pregnancy, child-birth, &c. And Ample Instructions to Parents and Nurses, respecting the disorders of children. By Lewis Mansey, M. D. Assisted by Communications from the most respectable Practitioners, and the Productions of celebrated Medical Writers, whose Names are [cited]. London: Printed by W. Stratford, Crown-Court, Temple-Bar, for J. Stratford, No. 112, Holborn-Hill; And Sold by all the Booksellers and Newscarriers in Great-Britain
- To be published by subscription. : Phantasmatophaneia; or anecdotes of ghosts and apparitions; collected from the most respectable personal information, and now first published. By Samuel Frederic Gray
- To be sold, by way of auction, this present evening, - - to begin at six o'clock. A large collection of books, in several faculties: as history, divinity, mathematicks, &c. ...
- To the nobility, gentry, and all who are admirers of the extraordinary productions of nature. To be seen at Mr. Wall's, coachmaker, at Elvet-bridge-end, Maria Teresa, the amazing Corsican Fairy, who had the honour of being shewn three times before Their Majesties
- Under the patronage of, and dedicated, by permission, to, the honourable the court of directors of the East India Company. Lord Cornwallis receiving as hostages the two sons of Tippoo Sultaun. : Proposals for publishing by subscription, a print, taken from the above interesting and splendid event, to be engraved by Mr. W. Sharp, from a picture by Mr. R. Smirke
- W. Ash's catalogue for 1789. : Containing a collection of scarce and valuable books (lately purchased) in every branch of literature, and particularly in divinity. Most of them are in very fair and neat condition. The lowest prices are printed to each book, and will be sold (for ready money only), and continue daily on sale, by William Ash (successor to the late Mr. Keith,) no. 15, Little Tower-street, London
- W. Ash's divinity catalogue, for 1788. : Containing a collection of the most scarce and valuable writers on divinity and church history, and chiefly in very fair and neat condition; amongst which are many volumes of sermons. The lowest prices are printed to each book, and will be sold (for ready money only), and continue daily on sale, by William Ash (successor to the late Mr. Keith) no. 15, Little Tower-street, London
- W. Baynes's catalogue, for 1799, of an extensive and valuable collection of ancient & modern books, in various languages, and upon every branch of literature, including part of the curious library of the late Hon. Aug. Butler Danvers, of Switzerland-Hall, Leicestershire, and John Gibbon, Esq. deceased. : Among others equally valuable, are---Folio. Stukeley's Abury Montfaucon's Antiquities, 7 vol. Horfus [sic] Sanitatis, a great number of curious Wood Cuts Gerard's Herbal, by Johnson Sloane's Jamaica, 2 vol. Stubb's Anatomy of the Horse Marton's perspective, with appendix Churchill and the Harleian voyages, 8 vol. Doomsday book, 2 vol. Edmondson's Heraldry, 2 vol. Fullers Worthies Socimit Creihi; &c. opera, 9 vol. Hutchin's Dorset, 2 vol. Quarto. Antiquarian Repertory, 4 vol. Bentham's Ely Boyle's works, in Russia, 6 vol. Desagulier's Philosophy, best, 2 vol. Henry's Great Britain, 6 vol. Long's Jamaica, 3 vol. Bryant's mythology, 3 vol. Locke's works, 4 vol. Sir Wm. Jones's works, 6 vol. Smollett's Don Quixote, 2 vol. Shaw's Travels Willis's Buckingham Ciceronis Opera, 10 vol. Xenophonisa Hutchinson, 2 vol. Octavo. Dodsley's Annual Register, 36 vol. New Annual Register, 16 vol. Analytical Review, 25 vol. European Magazine, 30 vol. Gentleman's Magazines Monthly Review; &c. 142 vol. Critical Review, 89 vol. Collins's Peerage, 9 vol. Jeffrey of Monmouth, L.P. Lavater, by Holcroft, 3 vol. Novelist's Magazine, 23 vol. Swift's works, 27 vol. Sinclair's Scotland, 18 vol. Duodecimo. Voltaire's works, complete, 24 vol. Dodsley's Old Plays, 12 vol. extra Lettres de Sevigne, 6 tom. Rollin Histoire Romaine, 16 tom. Sermons de Bourdaloue, 15 tom. Which are now selling, remarkably cheap, by W. Baynes, no. 54, Paternoster-row, London, who gives the utmost value for libraries or parcels of books, and exchanges books on the most liberal plan
- W. and S. Jones take this opportunity of informing the public, : that they have purchased the stock and copyright of the several philosophical works by the late Mr. George Adams, deceased, of Fleet Street; and that they are sold, as follow, at their Shop, No. 30, Lower Holborn
- Wagstaff's catalogue of choice books for 1771 : Containing many thousands of the most scarce and curious articles in all arts and sciences, and in every branch of polite literature both in print and in manuscript: including a vast variety of scarce tracts, early editions of the rare old black letter books, &c. many of which are prior to 1500; collected and imported since December 1769. The whole being such a collection as needs no encomiums. Which will begin to be sold on Monday, November the 26th, 1770. At George Wagstaff's, bookseller, in Brick-lane, Spitalfields, the corner of Brown's-lane, for ready money only. Catalogues to be had at the following book-sellers, viz. Ridley's, St. James's-street; Law's, St. Martin's Church-yard; Hingleton's Temple-bar; Wilkie's, St. Paul's-church-yard; Cooke's, near the Royal-exchange; and at the place of sale: where the utmost value is given for any library or parcel of books; also books exchanged
- Wagstaff's second catalogue for 1771 : Containing a large and valuable collection of choice books, in all languages, and in every branch of ancient and modern literature: including the genuine library of a reverend and well-known connoisseur, collected in his travels. Amongst which are a great number of rare pieces of antiquity, in the finest preservation. The whole being such a collection as is seldom exposed to public sale. Which will begin to be sold (for ready money only) on Wednesday the first of May, 1771. The prices to each article printed in the catalogue, and marked on the leaf of every book. By George Wagstaff, (a lover and preserver of antiquity) in Brick-lane, the corner of Brown's-lane, Spitalfields; who returns his most grateful thanks to all his worthy customers, and begs the continuance of their favours. Catalogues (Price Six-pence) may be had of the following booksellers; viz. Ridley's, St. James's-street; Law's, St. Martin's Church-yard; Wilkie's, St. Paul's Church-yard; Cooks, at the Royal-exchange; Merritt, at Cambridge; Fletcher, at Oxford; and at the place of sale. Where the utmost value is given for any library or parcel of books. Also books exchanged
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BY: Lucy Waverman
This dish is excellent hot or cold. It slices beautifully and makes a perfect lunch or brunch dish. Omit the chicken for a vegetarian take. If using a 12-inch (30-cm) skillet, you will need a total of 10 sheets of phyllo. The cast iron bakes the underside of the phyllo, which avoids sogginess. Always keep phyllo covered as you work with it. Serve with a tomato and cucumber salad.
2 tbsp (30 mL) butter
1 cup (250 mL) chopped onions
2 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
10 oz container baby spinach, or 8 packed cups (2 L) spinach leaves, coarsely chopped
1 cup (250 mL) crumbled feta cheese
½ cup (125 mL) ricotta cheese
3 tbsp (45 mL) chopped dill
¼ tsp (1 mL) chili flakes
Salt and freshly ground pepper
½ cup (125 mL) Greek yogurt
2 eggs, beaten
1 tbsp (15 mL) olive oil
1½ lbs (680 g) skinless boneless chicken thighs, cut into 1½ inch (4 cm) chunks
1 tsp (5 mL) grated lemon zest
1 tbsp (15 mL) lemon juice
2 tbsp (30 mL) chopped parsley
⅓ cup (80 mL) unsalted butter, melted
9 to 10 sheets phyllo
1 Arrange oven rack in lower third. Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C).
2 Heat butter over medium heat in a cast iron 10- to 12-inch (25- to 30-cm) pan. Add onions and garlic and sauté until softened, about 3 minutes. Add spinach, a handful at a time, until just wilted, about 1 minute. Stir in feta, ricotta, dill and chili flakes and cook until feta begins to melt, about 1 minute. Season well with salt and pepper. Transfer to a large bowl to cool slightly. Stir in the yogurt and eggs.
3 Wipe out the pan and reheat over medium-high heat. Add the oil. Season chicken with salt and pepper and add to the pan. Working in 2 batches, sear on each side until golden, about 2 minutes a side. The chicken will not be cooked through. Add lemon zest, juice and parsley to the chicken, stir together and remove to a plate. Cool slightly.
4 Wipe out the pan well and brush with some melted butter. Lay sheets of phyllo on a work surface and cover with a towel. Brush 1 sheet of phyllo with butter and centre in pan so that the ends drape over the sides with overhang on both sides. Repeat, layering 7 more buttered sheets of phyllo, crisscrossing the layers until the pan is completely draped with phyllo.
5 Add half the spinach mixture then top with the chicken. Spread over the remaining spinach mixture. Brush remaining 1 to 2 sheets of phyllo with butter and drape over top of filling. Lift the edges of the overhanging phyllo into the pan, press flat and brush with remaining butter. Bake in lower third of the oven until the sides of the pie are crisp and filling is bubbling, about 35 to 45 minutes. Rotate midway. Cover pie with a piece of parchment if top is browning too quickly.
6 Cool in the pan for 10 minutes. Cut into wedges in the pan or, for a spectacular presentation, invert onto a large plate, cover with a second plate and reverse so that the ruffled side is up.
Serves 8
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Home › Forums › General Chat › Boyfriend lies about his past exs
- This topic has 11 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 11 months, 1 week ago by FYI.
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So me and my boyfriend have been dating for 10 months now close to a year. When we first started dating he has a close knit of friends, that he would tell everything and anything to even his past exs and sex life. When we first started dating I constantly heard his ex's name come out of his and his friends mouth, always joking about her and just bringing her up on a daily basis. It was really hurting me because she's the type that was passed around like a party tray with all his friends (hint why she cheated). Anyway, he never told me anything about her except that she cheated on him with his friends. I got upset with him that if she did those things why bring her up or even bother to waste your breath about her. He'd always say his friend would say something about her. Just to clarify he is 18 and I'm 20. So one day I decided to ask about his sex life, and with previous exs. Just to be open and out about it like I was to be more comfortable and truthful. Before we started dating he tried to brag about having sex over 100 times with his ex who also cheated on him and is now dating his use to be friend. I sadly went to school with her so it was uncomfortable to know the guy I'm with was with her. Than his next ex who apparently all his friends wanted and thought was hot etc, I asked him about her, he replied with "I went in and out and didn't feel like having sex". Disgusting enough his buddies thought it would be cool to send me a video of him having sex with her. I asked him about it and he chuckled thinking it was funny. I got so angry I left. I asked him if he loved her he constantly tells me no, but yet I saw paragraphs of him saying how much he loved her and showed him and he just never wants to admit the truth. He just constantly says "I'm not like other guys" this and that or sit there and ignore me and call me stupid, or my questions are dumb. Or he'll make me feel guilty or upset that I asked that and make me feel bad enough to apologize. One time I was scrolling through his computer pictures to change his background and found old pictures of him and his ex, I didn't get mad I just giggled and was like you should delete these, and he kept telling me not to go through them but I didn't think they would still be there. He got so mad and broke laptop screen and keyboard and everything. I hate to sit here and feel like I'm being played or used. I'm open and I tell him everything and I also try to sit and have personal or emotional conversations to connect and he either ends up ignoring me or getting mad. He makes me feel bad when I'm upset about something or even my self. He told me how he took his ex out or bought her stuff. I ask him to compliment me, go on walks with me and listen to me to make me happy… he makes it sound hard to do… but he did it for someone else. I'm not jealous, nor will I ever want to be them, but why is it so hard to sit and just be honest instead of fumbling to come up with a lie. All I want is the truth but he just doesn't seem to want to either accept it or be truthful. Sometimes he can be the most loving person and than change in a heartbeat… I don't know what to do…. I didn't come for hateful comments or bashing, just some tips or pointers, I just want to sit for once and have a mature conversations like adults but he always tries to sweep it under the rug, or go I'm tired and just ignores it.. even when I'm sad or down about something.cdobbsGuest
LW please end this relationship….this guy is so disrespectful to women….a good guy would never have sex with someone and then bash them publicly (slut shame)….i feel so bad for the ex girlfriends here because they were unfortunate enough to have sex with someone who is so misogynistic….get away from this guy as fast as possible….i could go on and on about his dismissive attitude towards your complaints but i'll just end and say this person is not a good guy and you can do so much betteranonymousseParticipant
You're not going to be able to have a mature conversation with an 18 kid who passes his gfs around (what!?) and has his friends take videos of him having sex with them. Clearly, he's a disgusting jerk. He's the guy your gfs and mother warned you about. He doesn't care how you feel. He doesn't care enough to lie better or want to make you feel better when you're sad.
Look at what you know about how he treats and talks about women. That's the type of person he is. He'd talk about you that way, too. He's not a good guy.
If you sent him nudes, try and delete them before you break up. I wouldn't be surprised if he passed those around.cdobbsGuest
i was thinking the same thing anonymousse that if she had sent him nudes he's probably shared those or will in the future….yuck….total disgusting jerk is rightanonymousseParticipant
Yeah, and the thing is he isn't even trying to hide this part of himself. He's told her how he thinks about women. He's been totally upfront about his disrespectful opinions. He thinks you're fine with that, Brandy Moore. He told you who he is and you've continued to date him for ten months.EssieParticipant
When you date trashy men, you get treated like trash.
This "man" is an awful person. Awful. He doesn't even try to hide it. Why on earth are you trying to keep a relationship going with this creep?KateKeymaster
You can't have mature, loving conversations with him because he's an immature jerk and a creep.
Nice guys don't:
Talk shit about their exes
Brag about sex they had with exes
Tell their friends everything about their sex life
Talk about "passing girls around" / slut shame girls
Take VIDEOS of them having sex with women and pass them around among friends
Call you stupid
Get angry and break things
Make you feel bad when you're upset
Tell you they took their exes places and bought them things, while NOT doing those things for you
Change in a heartbeat
He's garbage. And I don't know if he's having a bad influence on you or what, but some of your behavior is pretty trash as well, such as buying into this stuff about girls "being passed around" (sounds like slut-shaming to me), comparing yourself to other women, asking a lot of invasive questions about other women (yes, this is insecurity and jealousy) snooping through your boyfriend's camera roll with a flimsy excuse, and begging for love and attention from a guy who acts like the above and clearly does not love you. Sure, he acts loving sometimes, but he does not actually love or respect you. Sounds like he doesn't respect women in general, but is willing to do sweet things sometimes in order to keep a girlfriend.
He just sucks. The way to have the mature conversations like adults is to be an adult and date an adult. It's not this hard when you're dating the right person.quokkaGuest
You deserve better than this guy LW. As previous comments have said he's a jerk etc etc and you should dump him, but can I suggest that when you are over the post-breakup emotions, you give some thought to *your* judgement about others (especially other women). You wrote, 'It was really hurting me because she's the type that was passed around like a party tray with all his friends'; this sounds like you are giving your opinion of her, and whether or not it's based on what he, and/or his friends, said about her, you are slut shaming another woman when you say something like that. Please don't do that anymore LW.SkyblossomParticipant
"I didn't come for hateful comments or bashing, just some tips or pointers, I just want to sit for once and have a mature conversations like adults"
The only way you are going to have a mature conversation is to get a different boyfriend. Your current boyfriend treats women like dirt. He uses them, passes them around among his friends, mocks them, brags about mistreating them, etc. You are no more special than any of his ex girlfriends. You are just one in a string of women who he has used. There will be plenty more following you.
You can judge a person by the way you see them treating other people. When you see the way he has treated past girlfriends you can see what you can expect for yourself. You can also judge him by the friends he keeps. Nice guys don't keep jerk friends. You need to judge the people who enter your life and decide which ones to keep.
You deserve better but you will only get it by dumping your boyfriend. We can all fall in love with someone who is no good for us or who is a poor match. I did. The best thing I did for myself was to break up with him. It hurt for a while but once I was over him I met someone who was much, much better. As long as you are with your current boyfriend you are keeping yourself emotionally tied up and unavailable for better relationships. Set yourself free and then be picky about who you choose next. The bright side of a bad relationship is that it forces you to see what won't work for you and helps you to learn to look for the warning signs that a guy isn't worth your time or emotional energy. You've learned a lot through this relationship. Take what you've learned and use it in the future.BittergaymarkGuest
Yep. No defending this guy. Dump him. Aim higher!SkyblossomParticipant
You are basically asking how to change him. You can't change people, including boyfriends. You take them or leave them as they are. He is definitely a leave him as he is type of guy.FYIGuest
Sometimes when I read these letters I want to establish a Self-Esteem University or something. That is the education that so many LWs need. Four years of it.
Video of himself having sex?! That he passed around to his friends? He's a complete dirtbag; that is beyond disgusting. Stop begging a misogynistic asshole to like you.
And this — "but he did it for someone else. I'm not jealous" — is really, really not true. I'm not bashing you, LW, but you have got to get honest with yourself. You are jealous and insecure; why would you be sad because you are acquainted with someone he slept with? Who cares? It's in the past, but you're grilling him about all this stuff relentlessly. That doesn't mean that if you try to be more secure, the relationship will work, so don't see it that way.
What it does mean is that you have to build some self-worth. Look for a book about it if you don't know how. Start somewhere. Self-worth will get you out of this truly horrible relationship and save you from having to grill the next guy you're with.
You can do this.
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Burnley shot-stopper Tom Heaton has revealed that he has always maintained his goal of playing for England despite the roadblocks in his career.
Before joining the Clarets in 2013, Heaton was at Manchester United, but spent most of his time out on loan.
The 31-year old had spells at Swindon, Antwerp, Cardiff, QPR, Rochdale, Wycombe and Bristol City before moving to Turf Moor.
"Obviously I have played across all four divisions," said Heaton. "The ambition never left me, that hunger to play for England.
"It might have felt, for other people, a long way off at certain times, playing down in League Two, but I never lost that belief.
"It is a different sort of journey to a lot of lads, but I am proud of that journey. Started at United, left, went away, sort of worked back up to the Premier League. I wouldn't change it.
"It is what it is. I like to think it stands me in good stead in terms of the experiences and perhaps the mental side of it."


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Understanding Me, Understanding You
An enquiry into being human
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Publisher Description
This book enables us to understand ourselves clearly. This leads to wisdom, on which our happiness depends. In the light of this understanding our problems can dissolve. Understanding ourselves helps us to understand others because, despite our apparent differences, and hidden from our awareness, the human mind functions in the same way in everyone.
Just as we watch a bird fly across the sky, we can observe our thoughts and feelings simply and clearly.
How can we live in relationships without conflict?
Do we feel unsettled and long for peace within?
How can we find love in our lives, and be happy?
Is it possible not to be emotionally hurt?
The answers to these and other questions can be found through a deeper understanding of how our minds work, by observing our thoughts and feelings as they arise in us, and then exploring what lies behind them.
We are educated to understand the world around us, but not ourselves and this is responsible for many of our problems.
This book is part of the Human Enquiry Project, and more information can be found at humanenquiry.com.