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27 Oct 1766:21,22,23 (1624 Supplement)
Boston Evening Post (Fleet)
BEP(F.766.060
27 Oct 1766:21,22,23 (1624 Supplement)
Just imported and to be sold by John Mein at the London
Book-Store. . . [84 more lines, titles of novels, history,
poetry] Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns. A new edition, neatly
printed on a fine Demy paper, handsomely bound and gilt.
Price three pistareens bound together; and two pistareens
separately. They may likewise be had with a collection of
the tunes that are most in use, and an introduction to
singing, Those who buy a quantity will be allowed a
considerable discount. Tate & Brady's Psalms, with Hymns
from Doddridge, Watts, &c. and Tunes 3s. and without Tunes
2s.4d.
The Clandestine Marriage, a comedy. Price two pistareens. By
George Colman, Esq; author of the Connoisseur, and David
Garrick, Esq; This comedy is the offspring of the united
efforts of perhaps two of the greatest geniuses, that this
or any other age hath produced. The scenes are truly comic,
inculcate the strictest morality, and are real paintings
from nature: The story is well conducted, the characters
uniformly well supported, the plot judiciously work'd up and
unravelled, and the moral inimitable. . . [20 more books
described] Williams's, Arnold's. Knapp's. & Green's
Psalmody. . . [7 more book descriptions, 21 lines of
stationery] John Mein has just imported a large assortment
of the latest published books in agriculture, history,
poetry, physic, surgery, husbandry, divinity, navigation,
law, classical authors, bibles, from 3s. to 50s. Testaments
and prayer books, all the new plays and operas, the
political debates in P----t. . . [12 more lines]
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