Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1754 - 1755 - 1756

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Joseph Heath - Bookseller - Nottingham - aged 28/29   1728-1789

George Heath -Bookbinder - London        aged 32/33    1724-1773

Mary Heath (ne Jacob) - had issued below
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Joseph Heath - Bookbinder - Attorney?  1/2                 1754-1820
James Heath A.R.A.     aged 0                                    

Sarah Heath                  aged  0 

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Thursday 18 April 1755
Thursday 27 June 1755
Thursday 12 September 1755
Stamford Mercury

Also just Publish'd. (According to Act of Parliament)
Tom Thumb's Play Book
To Teach Children their Letters as soon as they can speak. Being a new and pleasant Method to allure Little Ones into the first Principles of Learning.

A Short Scripture Catechism: Or, Devine Questions and Answers, very instructive to Youth
Leicester: Printed by M.Unwin; and sold by S.Unwin in Manchester, F.Lister in Sheffield, S.Parsons in Newcastle, J.Heath in Nottingham, at R.Bellamy's Shop in Melton-Mowbray, F.Howgrave in Stamford and by the Men that carry this Mercury. Price One Penny

N.B. The above mentioned little Book (tho' trifle in Price) will be found of Moment, in cheating Children into Learning: teaching them the true Sound of each Vowel with Consonants, and at the same time diverting them, it being a pretty Toy: Printed on good Paper, with a large and clear Character, adorned with proper Cuts, and cover'd with gilded Paper.

Of whom also may be had,
The Parents Gift: or a Child's Guide to Spell and Read: Being a Play-Book for little Children. Consisting of small Pages, and printed with a large and fair Character. The Matter and Method so plain and easy, that the Learner is led on, as it were, Step by Step with Pleasure. Adorn'd with Cuts, to divert and allure Little Ones to Read, as soon as they can Speak. Price bound Three Pence.

And likewise just Published. Price 5s.
Chronicon Pretiosum: Or, an Account of English Gold and Silver Money; the Price of Corn and other Commodities; and of Stipends, Salaries, Wages, Jointures, Portions, Day-Labour, &c. in England for Six-hundred Years last past: Shewing from the Decrease of the Value of Money, and the Increase of the Value of Corn and other Commodities, &c. That a Fellow, who has an Estate in Land of Inheritance, or a perpetual Pension of Five Pounds per Annum, may conscienciously keep his Fellowship, and ought not to be compelled to leave the same, though the Statutes of the College (founded between the Years 1440 and 1460) did then vacate his Fellowship on such Condition.

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Friday 13 June 1755
Derby Mercury

This Day was published (Price bound One Pound Five Shillings)
Beautifully printed, with a Frontispiece to each Comedy,
A New Edition of
The Works of Moliere, Complete in French and English, in Ten Volumes in Twelves.
The Translation by Several Hands.
This Work is not only of the highest Use and Instruction to those who learn the French Language, but likewise the most rational and entertaining Amusement to others.

The original Text, from which this Translation was done, is taken from the late grand Paris Edition, publish'd by that learned Editor Mr.La Serre, in Six Volumes, Quarto. An Edition so superior to any of the former, that it has given quite a new Face to the Author.

He has supplied the Place of the fabulous Life of the Author, and tedious Preface prefixed to former Editions, by faithful Memoirs of the Life of Moliere, and Historical Criticism of each of his Performances, which are prefix'd to the respective Plays, pointing out the Time of their Appearance, the Success they met with, and their several Merits.

Printed for D.Browne without Temple-Bar; and A.Miller in the Strand; and sold by Jer.Roe, Bookseller in Derby; Joseph Heath in Nottingham, Thomas Caulton in Chesterfield, Revel Homfray in Sheffield, Joseph Terry in Burton, Miss Ward in Ashby-de-la-Zouche, Mr.Creswell at Alford in the Water; and by all Booksellers in Town and Country.

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Friday 20 June 1755
Derby Mercury

This Day is published, (Price Bound only 2s.6d.)
Printed on a large Letter and fine Paper, Necessary to be had in All Families,
The Christian's Memorandum-Book: or, Family Instructor.
Containing
1.Short devotional Exercises for every Sunday, and all other solemn Feasts and Fasts, throughout the Year, as they are enjoined to be observed in the Rubrick of the Church of England.

II. An accurate, tho' succinct Account of all the inferior Festivals in each Month, for the Observance whereof no Service is appointed.
To which is added.
An Introduction, shewing the Necessary of a decent Behaviour and constant Attendance to Public Worship.

The whole compiled from the Liturgy of the Church of England, and the excellent Writings of Archbishop Laud, Archbishop Tilloson, - - -

Printed only for S.Crowder and H.Woodgate at the Golden Ball in Pater noster Row, and sold by Jer.Roe, Bookseller in Derby; J.Heath in Nottingham, Thomas Caulton in Chestefeild, Revel Homfray in Sheffield, Joseph Terry in Burton, Miss Ward in Ashby-de-la-Zouche, Mr.Creswell in Ashford in the Water; and by all Booksellers in Town and Country

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December 1755 -

William Heath born. Second son of George Heath of Butcher Row, Newgate Street, London. Sister of James Heath R.A.

Died September 1758. Buried at Christ Church, Newgate.
 

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