17th - 18th Century Burney Collection Newspapers
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Die Datenbank enthält digitalisierte englische Zeitungen und Flugschriften (insgesamt 1.270 Titel) des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts aus der Sammlung des Geistlichen Charles Burney (1757-1817).
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- Public Advertiser 312
- Middlesex Journal 157
- Hoey's Dublin Mercury 156
- General Evening Post 155
- London Evening Post 137
- Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser 99
- Public Register or The Freeman's Journal 96
- Whisperer 54
- Bingley's Journal 53
- Craftsman or Say's Weekly Journal 53
- Westminster Journal and London Political Miscellany 26
- North Briton (1768: Annual) 19
- Public Ledger 8
- St. James's Chronicle or the British Evening Post 8
- London Packet or New Evening Post 5
- Miller's London Mercury or Weekly Register of News 4
- British Chronicle Or Pugh's Hereford Journal 3
- London Chronicle 3
- Morning Chronicle 3
- Baldwin's London Weekly Journal 2
- John Wilkes Esq Plaintiff in Error 2
- Scourge (1771) 2
- Whitehall Evening Post (1770) 2
- Daily Advertiser 1
- His Majesty's Most Gracious Speech to Both Houses of Parliament 1
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- printed by W[ells]. Egelsham at Mr. [Henry] Woodfall's, the corner of Ivy-Lane, Pater noster-Row, where advertisements of a moderate length are taken in at two shillings each: also at the Universal Register-Office, opposite Cecil-street in the Strand, and in Bishopsgate-street; by G. Woodfall, next Craig's Court, Charing-Cross; Mr. [John] Shuckburgh, between Temple Gate, in Fleet-street; and Mr. [James] Brackstone, at the Globe, in Cornhill 312
- printed for the proprietors; and sold by Isaac Fell, the publisher, at No. 14, Pater-Noster Row; to whom letters to the authors are desired to be sent; where advertisements for this paper will be received at the usual prices: advertisements are also taken in at Bicknell's Coffee-House, Cornhill; the Mile-End Assembly-Room; at Mr. Allen's in Blackman-Street, Southwark; the Three Pigeons at Brentford; the Swan, Westminster-Bridge; the Prince of Orange's Head, in Jermin-Street; the Angel, Islington; the Three Tuns, Spittlefields; Mr. Jones, No. 45, in Great Russell-Street, Bloomsbury; and Mr. John Walker's, stationer, in Little Portland-Street, Soho 157
- printed by James Hoey, junior, [at] the sign of Mercury in Parliament-Street; where all kind of printing work is done in the best manner on the most reasonable terms, and advertisements are taken in for this paper (for ready money only) and no where else. All sorts of stationary ware to be had at the same place 156
- printed for and sold by J[ames]. Roberts in Warwick-Lane, where advertisements and letters of intelligence are taken in; also by J[ohn]. Pemberton, at the Golden Buck against St. Dunstan's Church, and J[ohn]. Shuckburgh at the Sun next the Inner Temple-Gate in Fleet-street 155
- printed by R[ichard]. Nutt in the Old Baily near Ludgate; where advertisements are taken in. Advertisements are also taken in by J[oseph]. Pote at the Golden Door over-against Suffolk-street End, Charing-Cross; and H. Whitridge at the Royal Exchange 137
- printed and sold by Charles Say, in Newgate Street, where advertisements, letters, articles of intelligence for this paper are received; at Mr. Owen's at Homer's-Head, near Temple Bar; and the following coffee-houses, viz. Sam's, at the Custom-House; Grigsby's, behind the Royal-Exchange; the Rainbow, in Cornhill; the Amsterdam, Pensylvania, New-York, and Pensacola, in Birchin-Lane; and by James Dixwell, Stationer, at the bottom of St. Martin's-Lane, near Charing-Cross. Note. No advertisements received after seven o'clock in the evening 99
- printed by order of the Committee. Advertisements and subscriptions for this paper are taken in by Alex. McCulloh, printer and bookseller, in Henry-street, and William Williamson, bookseller, at Mecænas's-Head, in Bride-street 96
- Printed and published for the authors by W. Moore, at No. 22. Fleet-Street, where letters to the Whisperer, (post paid) will be received 54
- printed at the Gazetteer Printing-office, at No. 3, in Newgate-street, price two-pence halfpenny, delivered to any part of the town or place adjacent; where every thing in the printing business is executed with expedition, and on moderate terms 53
- printed for W[illiam]. Bingley, No. 31, Newgate-street, (by whom letters are received.) 53
- printed and published by G[raham]. Redmayne, at the printing-office in Creed-Lane, near St. Paul's; where letters to the author, and advertisements are taken in: and where all persons who choose to be regularly served with this paper, are desired to apply Also printing performed in the neatest and expeditious manner 26
- printed for W[illiam]. Bingley, opposite Durham-Yard, in the Strand 19
- Printed by Henry Baldwin, at the Britannia printing-office, White-Friars, Fleet-Street, where advertisements are taken in, and letters to the author received 8
- printed for W. Bristow, publisher, at the Register-Office next the Great Toy-Shop in St. Paul's Church-Yard: where advertisements and letters to the authors (post paid) are taken in 8
- Printed for T. Evans, No. 54, Pater-noster-Row, where advertisements, and letters to the author, will be taken in.-Advertisements, &c. are also taken in by F. Blyth, bookseller, No. 12, Finch-Lane, and Mr. Brown, bookseller, the corner of Essex-Street, in the Strand 5
- printed for J. Miller, at No. 2, Queen's-Head Passage, Pater-noster-row; by whom advertisements, letters and articles of intelligence are received 4
- Sold by J[ohn]. Wilkie, at the Bible, in St. Paul's Church-Yard, where advertisements, and letters to the authors are taken in: and where all persons who choose to be regularly served with this paper are desired to apply 3
- printed by C. Pugh, by whom letters and advertisements for this paper are received 3
- published by R[obert]. Westley, No. 201, opposite St. Clement's Church, Strand, where advertisements, letters, &c. are received. Advertisements are also taken in at Mr. Taylor's, New Lloyd's Coffee-House, over the Royal Exchange; Mr. [John] Walker's, printseller, No. 7, Cornhill; Mr. [Theophilus] Thornton's bookseller, Southampton Street, Covent-Garden; and at Mr. [William] Moore's, bookseller, No. 308, Oxford-Street, one door from Bond-Street 3
- Printed and published by W. Moore, at No. 32 Chancery-lane, the second door from Bream's-Buildings, where letters to the Scourge (post-paid) will be received 2
- Sold by C. Corbett, stock broker, at the State Lotery-Office, No. 30, opposite St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet-Street, where advertisements and letters of intelligence are taken in. Advertisements are also taken in, by T. Wright, No. 126, Chancery-Lane, Fleet-Street; Mr. Gardner, at Cowley's Head, opposite St. [C]lement's Church, in the Strand; Mr. Pearch, No. 12, Cheapside and at the St. James's Cofee House, and the Smyrna, Pall-Mall 2
- printed by Henry Baldwin at the Britannia Printing-Office, no. 108, Fleet-Street, where advertisements are taken in, and letters to the author received 2
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- printed by M. Jenour in Queen's-Head-Court in Gilt-Spur-Street, near West-Smithfield: where advertisements are taken in; and likewise at Young Will's Coffee House in Buckingham-Court, near the Admiralty-Office, Whitehall; and at the King's Arms Coffee-House near the Custom-House in Thames-Street 1
- printed by Thomas Baskett, and by the assigns of Robert Baskett 1
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