Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1767 - 1768 - 1769

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Joseph Heath - Bookseller - Nottingham - aged 39/40    1728-1789

George Heath -Bookbinder - London        aged 43/44    1724-1773

Mary Heath (ne Jacob) - had issued below
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Joseph Heath - Bookbinder - Attorney?  11/12                1754-1820
James Heath A.R.A.     aged 10/11                                    1757-1834
Sarah Heath                   aged  8/9      ?                             1759-
George Heath  - builder   aged 1/2                                    1766-1821

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Saturday 21 May 1768
Leicester Journal

By Authority of the King's Royal Patent

Dr.Bateman's Pectoral Drops, prepared by Dicey and Okell, in Bow-Churchyard, London, which, for more than 50 years have been universally known to be safest and surest Relief in the most acute Rheumatism, pains in the Brest, Limbs, and Joints, Fluxes and Agues, slow and latent fevers (preferable to any powders & new inventions, &c) a single dose remarkably stops the progress of a cold and certainly prevents the ill consequences arising from that very common disorder, the Forerunner to most distempers. They are also very serviceable in many other diseases, which will appear in the Book of their Virtues and Cures,(which are innumerable) to be borrowed at every true Vender's. - - - -

There's scarcely a Village in the Kingdom but there are instances of Cures by the above Drops; which are the most certain safe and cheapest Remedy for the Rheumatism, Sciatics, &c., and hath cured great numbers afflicted with the Fever which hath long raged so violently. Also Agues &c., if a Dose be taken on the first Symptoms of a Fit coming on; drinking plentifully of warm white wine Whey &c going to Bed. Lay alone and keep warm twenty four hours. - Where may be had, Under the Sanction of the King's Patent, Dr.Hooper's Pills, Dr.Anderson's true Scot's Pills 1s. Dr.Ratchiff's purging Elixir 1s. Dr.France's Female Elixir 1s. 6d. Dr.Chase's Balsamic Pills or Coughs &c. 2s. Bateman's Golden Spirits of Scury-grass, 1s. True Eau de luce in 1s.6d. and 3s. Bottles, Schwanberg's Liquid Shell 1s.6d. Issue Plaisters that will stick without filleting 1s. Court Plaister at 6d. The Original Godfrey's Cordial 6dr. Genuine Hungary Water. Double destilled Lavender Water &c.

Observer the Names Dicey and Okell be on each Direction.

The above Medicines are appointed to be sold by W.Holmes, I.Harris, J.Gregory in Liecester, - - - G.Burbage and J. Heath in Nottingham

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Saturday 4 June 1768
Leicester Journal

Numb.1 of a New Work intitled, The Present State of All Nations.
Containing - A Geographical, Natural, Commercial and Political History of All the Countries in the known World.
by Dr.Smollett
London: Printed for Robinson and Roberts, in Paternoster Row, and to be had of Messrs Ireland, Horsley and Gregory in Leicester, Harrod in Harbro', Luckman and Parker in Coventry, Trimmer, Fox, Roe, and Room in Derby, Ward, Burbage, Heath and Creswell in Nottingham - - and all other Booksellers in England.
Conditions
1.The Work is neatly printed on a fine Paper and will not exceed One Hundred Numbers, making Ten Handsome Volumes in Octavo.
II. Each Number will contain at least Three Sheets of Letter Press, exclusive of the Plates.
III. In the Course of the Publication, many Maps, and Copper-Plates necessary to elucidate the Work, will be given to the Subscribers.
IV. Number I. containing Four Sheets and a Half of Letter Press, an elegant Frontispiece, designed by Wale, and engraved by Grignon, and a Map of the World, will be published on Saturday the 25th of June 1768, and the succeeding Numbers in their proper Order weekly.
V. A great part of the Work being already Printed, may be seen at the Publishers.

To the Public
In this frivolous age, when the powers of the understanding are all unbraced by idleness, and the mind (as it were) overborne by tides of vanity and dissipation, it requires some address to reclaim the attention of subjects of real utility, and to render the voice of instruction agreeable to the votaries of pleasure: for to exercise the faculties - - - blah blah blah for ages.

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Friday 9 December 1768
Friday 16 December 1768
Derby Mercury

Just Published - A Catalogue of Gr. Lat. and Eng. Books, the Libraries of the late Rev.Mr.Burnett, Rector of Ashburne, Mrs.Jenkinson, of Mansfield Woodhouse, and Mr.T.Cotes, Attorney at Law in Nottingham
A Sale of which began on Tuesday the 13th of December 1768, (the Prices printed) (For Ready Money Only) At the Shop of S.Cresswell, Bookseller, Nottingham, And continue Three Months.

Folio -
Biblia Polygltta, 6 Vol.
Plutarch Op. Gr. Edit. op. 2V
S.Chrysostomi Opera Gr. 8 V.
Millii Test Gr.
Critici Sacra, 9V.
Johnson's Dictionary, 2V.
Henry on the Bible, 6V.
Burkitt on the New Test.
Thoroton's Nottinghamshire
Dugdale's Warwickshire, best Edit.2V.
Patric and Louth, 3V.
Strackhouse's body of Divinity
Tillorton's Sermon's, 3V.

Quarto - - -

Octavo - - -

Sermons - - -

Twelves - - -

With a Collection of Pamphlets and Plays.

Nottingham, Printed by Samuel Cresswell under the New Change, where Catalogues may be had gratis, and of the following Booksellers who will forward Commissions to the Proprietor, viz. Mr.Heath, at his Market Shop, Mansfield - Mr Burbage at his Market-Shop in Loughbro' - Mr.Tomlinson at his Market Shop in Reford - Mr.Etherington in York - Mr.Cater, Bookseller in Holborn, London - Mr.Roe; and the other Booksellers at Derby - Mr.Lacy, Northampton - Mr.Gregory and Mr.Irland, Leicester - - Mr.Ward, Sheffield - - -

 

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