Part 3
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X.
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FINIS.
A
LIST
OF THE
_NAMES and Places of Abode, of the several _Booksellers_, _Printsellers_, _&c._ mentioned in this CATALOGUE._
A.
_Amey_, Charing Cross.
_Applebee_, Boult Court, Fleet Street.
_Astley_, St Paul's Church Yard.
_Austen_, St Paul's Church Yard.
B.
_Bakewell_, Fleet Street, seeing White Fryars.
_Basket_, King's Printer, Black Fryars.
_Bathurst_, see _Motte_.
_Bettenham_, St John's Lane, near Hicks's-Hall.
_Bettesworth_ and _Hitch_, in Pater-Noster-Row.
_Birt_, in Ave-Maria-Lane, Ludgate Street.
_Bonwick_, St Paul's Church Yard.
_Boreman_, near Child's Coffee House, St Paul's.
_Brindley_, New Bond Street.
_Buckland_, Pater-Noster-Row, near St Paul's.
C.
_Cave_, St John's Gate, near Clerkenwell.
_Chappelle_, near Grosvenor-square.
_Charlton_, Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange.
_Chrichley_, Charing Cross, near Scotland Yard.
_Clark_ (_J._) under the Royal Exchange.
_Clark_ (_J._) Duck Lane, Smithfield.
_Clark_, see _Gilliver_.
_Clay_, without Temple Bar, near Devereux Court.
_Cogan_, Middle-Temple-Gate, Fleet Street.
_Comins_, under the Royal Exchange.
_Cooper_, in Pater-Noster-Row.
_Corbett_, facing St Dunstan's Church, Fleet Street.
_Cox_, under the Royal Exchange.
_Cruden_, under the Royal Exchange.
_Curl_, Rose Street, Covent Garden.
_Chandler_, see _Ward_.
D.
_Davidson_, Poultry, near Stock's Market.
_Davis_, Pater-Noster-Row.
_Dickenson_, Fleet Street, near Shoe Lane.
_Dodd_, without Temple Bar.
_Dodsley_, Pall-Mall, near St James's Street.
_Downing_, Bartholomew Close, Little Britain.
F.
_Farmer_, in St Paul's Church Yard, near Cheapside.
_Fisher_, Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange.
_Ford_, Poultry, near Stock's Market.
_Foster_, St Paul's Church Yard.
_Fox_, Westminster Hall.
_Franklyn_, Russel Street, Covent Garden.
G.
_Garnet_, at Sheffield.
_Gibbons_, near the Temple Church.
_Gilliver_ and _Clark_, facing St Dunstan's Church in Fleet Street, and Westminster-Hall.
_Gosling_, Fleet Street, facing Fetter Lane.
_Gray_, Poultry, near Stock's Market.
_Gyles_, Holbourn, facing Gray's Inn.
H.
_Haines_, Bow Street, Covent Garden.
_Harding_, St Martin's Lane, near Long Acre.
_Harper_, Fleet Street.
_Hawkins_ (_G._) between the Temple Gates, Fleet Street, and at Tunbridge Wells.
_Hazard_, facing Stationers Hall, Ludgate Street.
_Hett_, in the Poultry.
_Hill_, {no address}
_Hitch_, see _Bettesworth_.
_Hodges_, London Bridge.
_Huggenson_, Chancery Lane, facing Serjeant's Inn.
_Hutton_, without Temple Bar.
J.
_Jephson_, Smithfield, near Hosier Lane.
_Innys_ and _Manby_, Ludgate Street, near St Paul's.
K.
_Kent_, in Finch Lane.
_Knapton_, Ludgate Street.
L.
_Leak_, at Bath.
_Lewis_ (_J._) Bartholomew Close.
_Lewis_ (_W._) Russel Street, Covent Garden.
_Lidiard_, Smith's Square, Westminster.
_Lintott_, Fleet Street, facing St Dunstan's Church.
_Littleton_, Fleet Street, facing Clifford's Inn Lane.
_Lloyd_, Chancery Lane, near Fleet Street.
_Longman_, Pater-Noster-Row, near St Paul's.
M.
_Manby_, see _Innys_.
_Meadows_, in Cornhill, near Birching Lane.
_Mears_, Ludgate Hill.
_Mechell_, Fleet Street.
_Midwinter_, St Paul's Church Yard.
_Millan_, Charing Cross, facing the Admiralty.
_Millar_, facing St Clement's Church in the Strand.
_Montagu_, Wild Street, near Drury Lane.
_Morgan_, {no address}
_Moseley_, Fleet Street, near Serjeant's Inn.
_Motte_, and _Bathurst_, Middle Temple Gate.
_Mount_, Tower Hill.
N.
_Noon_, near Mercer's Chapel, Cheapside.
_Nourse_, without Temple Bar.
O.
_Osborne_ (_Tho._) Gray's Inn, Holbourn.
_Oswald_, Poultry, near Stock's Market.
_Overton_, Fleet Street, facing Fetter Lane.
P.
_Parker_ (_Edm._) in Lombard Street, near Stock's Market.
_Parker_ (_Will._) St Paul's Church Yard.
_Payne_ (_Olive_) in New Round Court in the Strand.
_Payne_ (_T._) Bishopsgate's Street within.
_Pemberton_, facing St Dunstan's Church, Fleet Street.
_Purser_, White Fryars, Fleet Street.
_Purser_, in Bartholomew Close.
R.
_Read_, White Fryars, Fleet Street.
_Rivington_, North Side of St Paul's Church Yard.
_Roberts_, Warwick Lane, Newgate Street.
_Robinson_ (_R._) St Paul's Church Yard, near Cheapside.
_Robinson_ (_J._) Tavistock Street, near Covent Garden.
_Robinson_ (_Jacob_) next the one Tun in the Strand.
S.
_Shugburgh_, Fleet Street, facing Chancery Lane.
_Smith_ (_G._) {no address}
_Smith_ (_W._) Lincoln's Inn Gate, Carey Street.
_Sowle_, George Yard, Lombard Street.
_Stagg_, Westminster Hall.
_Steen_, Inner Temple Lane.
_Stone_, Bedford Row.
_Strahan_, Cornhill, facing the Royal Exchange.
_Symon_, facing the Royal Exchange.
T.
_Tomson_, facing Catherine Street in the Strand.
_Torbuck_, Clare Court, Drury Lane.
_Trye_, Holbourn, near Gray's Inn Gate.
V.
_Vincent_, Ludgate Street, near St Paul's.
W.
_Waller_, Temple Cloysters.
_Walthoe_, Cornhill, facing the Royal Exchange.
_Ward_ and _Chandler_, without Temple Bar, at Scarborough, and York.
_Ward_ (_Aaron_) Little Britain.
_Ward_ (_T._) {no address}
_Ware_, Amen Corner, near St Paul's.
_Watts_, Wild Court, near Lincoln's Inn Fields.
_Webb_, (i. e. _T. C._) Pater-Noster-Row.
_Whiston_, Fleet Street, near Water Lane.
_Wicksteed_, Newgate Street, near Warwick Lane.
_Wilford_, behind the Chapter House, St Paul's Church Yard.
_Wilmot_, Oxford.
_Woodward_, Fleet Street, between the Temple Gates.
_Worrall_ (_John_) in Bell Yard, near Lincoln's Inn.
_Worrall_ (_Tho._) Fleet Street, facing the Temple.
_Wotton_, Fleet Street, facing St Dunstan's Church.
_Just published, in 2 neat Pocket Volumes, Price _6s._ with Cuts, or _5s._ without._
Les Amusemens de Spa: Or, the Gallantries of the Spaw in Germany. Containing the Nature of the several Springs, with the singular Virtues and Uses: The Reasons (besides that of drinking the Waters) why they are frequented by the People of the first Quality: The various Diversions and Amusements of the Place: Many secret Histories and Adventures of the Principal Persons resorting to it: Intermix'd with innumerable Strokes of the most refin'd Wit, Humour, Gaiety, _&c._ The Whole adorned with Thirteen Copper Plates finely engraved, representing the Town of Spaw, with the several Fountains, Cascades, Walks, and Avenues in the Neighbourhood of that celebrated Village. Translated from the Original French, Printed for _Ward_ and _Chandler_.
{Transcriber's notes:
Several publishers of listed books do not appear in the list of publishers. The following list may be incomplete:
Book Publisher
Collection of 300 _French_ Songs Roycaroll
Drury's Rival Milliners, a Pastoral G. Spavan
Essay on the Sinking Fund J. Peele
Steele's (Sir Rich.) Englishman W. Feales
Succinct History of Priesthood H. Goreham
Traveller's Guide: Or, Pocket Companion T. Millward
Spellings are not always consistent. In particular, the following variations in publishers' names have been noted:
Comyns/Comins, Huggonson/Huggenson, Lediard/Lidiard, Mechell/Mitchell, Shugburgh/Shuckburgh.
A few typographical errors have been corrected as follows:
"Budd's (Say.) Sermon in Snow Fields Meeting House" corrected to "Rudd's (Say.) Sermon in Snow Fields Meeting House"
"Tull's (Jeth.) Supplement to the Essay on Horse-hoing" corrected to "Tull's (Jeth.) Supplement to the Essay on Horse-shoing"
"Wyld's (S.) Practical Surveryor" corrected to "Wyld's (S.) Practical Surveyor"
"_Waller_, Temple Cloystlers" corrected to "_Waller_, Temple Cloysters"
"_Webb_, (i. e. _T. C._) Paster-Noster-Row." corrected to "_Webb_, (i. e. _T. C._) Pater-Noster-Row."
}
End of Project Gutenberg's The Annual Catalogue: Numb. II. (1738), by Various