Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1770 - 1771 - 1772

Joseph Heath - Bookseller - Nottingham - aged 43/44    1728-1789
George Heath -Bookbinder - London        aged 47/48    1724-1773
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Joseph Heath - Bookbinder - Attorney?                           1754-1820
James Heath A.R.A.     aged 14/15                                   1757-1834
Sarah Heath                   aged  12/13                                 1759-
George Heath  - builder   aged 5/6                                    1766-1821

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Saturday 12 January 1771
Saturday 16 March 1771
Saturday 2 February 1771
Leicester Journal

Saturday 12 January 1771
Newcastle Courant

To Dr.Flugger,
In Prescot Street, Goodman's-Fields. Author of the Lignorum Anti-Scorbutic Drops - - -
Sir, It is with great Pleasure and Satisfaction I can inform you that my Wife has received Cure by the Lignorum Anti-Scorbutic Drops, of a Cancer in her Breast, which to all appearances seemed incurable, having in it several ulcers or holes which became every day more corrupted, and was continually attended with such severe burning that her life was really miserable. I therefore send you this, with my Consent to make it public in any Manner you please, as I think so valuable a Medicine and extraordinary a Cure should be universally known.

Witness my Hand, Thomas Crouch, Carpenter, in New Martin's Street, near Nigthingale Lane, East Smithfield. June 17, 1770

- - - These Drops will perfectly Cure the most inveterate Scurvy, Leprosy, Pimple Faces of ever so long standing; likewise the Evil, Fistulas, Piles old obstinate Sores or Ulcers, and is a Sovereign Remedy in all Disorders arising from the foulness of Blood, incident to the Fair Sex, and may be taken by Persons of the delicate Constitutions without the least inconvenience - - - - Dr.Flugger, at Number 15 Prescot Street, Goodman's Fields, London, the only Author and Proprietor of these Drops, where they are sold, at 5s. the Bottle with Directions. Also by Mr.Flugger's Appointment, by Mr.Gregory, in Leicester, Mr.Heath in Nottingham, - - - -

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Friday 1 February 1771
Friday 14 February 1771
Derby Mercury

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. - - - -

The above and their other genuine Medicines may be had of J.Roe, Bookseller, R.Sales, and A.Balm, Grocers (but no Duggists) in Derby; - - - J.Heath in Mansfield. - - -

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Monday 6 May 1771
Monday 20 May 1771
Northampton Mercury

Saturday 11 May 1771
Saturday 18 May 1771
Leicester Journal

Friday 31 May 1771
Derby Mercury

Just published, Price 1s.
The Justice of the Peace Manual: Briefly setting forth the Origin of his Office; the Nature, Extent, and Limits of it; and the Qualifications necessary to discharge it laudably.
Addressed to the Gentlemen in the Commission of the Peace for the County of Leicester.
Est proprium munus Magistratus intelligere, se gerera persanam Regis, debereque ejus dignitatem et decus sustinere, servane leges, jura describere, ea fidei sure commissameminisse.
Cicero de Offic. 1. 34
By a Gentleman of the Commission.
To be had of Mr.John Ireland, Printer in Leicester; Mr.Harrod of Harborough; Mr.Heath of Nottingham; and Mr.Sanders of Derby.

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Saturday 24 August 1771
Saturday 7 September 1771
Leicester Journal

Monday 18 November 1771
Monday 23 December 1771
Northampton Mercury

The Ormskirk Remedy
Being a certain Cure for the Bite of Mad Dog.
Prepared by William Hill Esq. of Ormskirk in Lancashire, is appointed to be sold by J.Gregory in Leicester and Joseph Heath in Nottingham, at 5s.3d. the Dose, with proper Directions - At the said J.Gregory's a fresh Parcel is just arrived from the Proprietor

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Saturday 16 March 1771
Cambridge Chronicle and Journal

On the 6th of this Month was published, by W.Wood, Bookseller and Printer, at Lincoln, a Catalogue of several Thousand Volumes of valuable Books. Containing the Libraries of two Gentlemen, deceased, and several other parcels of books, Purchased since his last Catalogue, many of them in the most elegant Bindings, which will be sold extremely cheap, (the lowest Prices fixed in the Catalogue).

Catalogues may be had (gratis) at the Time of Sale and by applying to the following Booksellers, &c . . .Mr.Crowder, in Pater-noster-Row, London; Mr.Merrill, Mr.Matthews, Mr.Woodyer and Mess.Fletcher and Hodson in Cambridge; Mr.Nott, Stanford, Mr.Knapp, Peterborough; Mr.Cook, Uppingham; Mr.Gregory, Leicester; Mr.Creswell and Mr.Heath, Nottingham; Mr.Ward, Sheffield; Mess.Todd and Southeran, - - -and all other neighbouring Booksellers; by whom Commissions are forwarded to W.Wood, who gives the most ready Money for any Library or Parcel of Books - Books Exchanged.

Gentlemen may be supplied with all Sorts of new Books, Numbers, Weekly or Monthly Publications, as soon after they are published as possible. He binds Books in Vellum, Turkey, Morocco, Russia, &c., in the most curious Manner, both for Neatness and Variety. - County Shop-keepers and Schoolmasters may be served with Writing Paper, School Books, Slates &c. as cheap as in London.

Where may be had the greatest Variety of new fashioned Painted Hangings, for Rooms, Staircases, &c., as cheap as of the Makers - Many Patterns at Two pence Halfpenny per Yard, and others will be sold lower than Prime Cost.

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Friday 13 September 1771
Friday 4 October 1771
Friday 1 November 1771
Derby Mercury

To Schoolmasters, private Tutors, and Governesses of Ladies Boarding Schools.
This Day is published, Price bound, 1s.9d. - A New Grammar of the English Language
or, An easy introduction to the Art of speaking and writing English with Propriety and Correctness: the whole laid down in the most plain and familiar Manner; and calculated for the Use not only of Schools, but of private Gentlemen.

By D.Fenning. Author of the Royal English Dictionary (published by the King's Authority) - The Schoolmaster's most useful Companion in the Knowledge of Arithmatic - The Universal Spelling Book - The new Spelling Dictionary - The British Youth's Instructor, or new and easy Guide to practical Arithmetic - The Ready Reckoner, being correct Tables of Accounts ready cast up - and the Young Man's Book of Knowledge, a new and easy Guide to the Use of the Globes: - and the Rudiments of Geography, &c. &c.

Printed for Stanley Crowder at No.12, in Pater-noster-Row. And sold by J.Sanders, Bookseller in Derby; Mr.Needham, at Chesterfield; Messrs. Hill, Eyre, and Longden at Tidswell; Mr.Ward, Sheffield, Mr.Heath Mansfield; - - -

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Friday 15 November 1777
Derby Mercury

This Day was published, Price 3s. 6d.
The third edition, with many additions and improvements; particularly an Account of the British Empire, not in any former edition of this Work, and illustrated with eighteen maps and cuts, accurately engraved, addressed to the young gentlemen and ladies of Great Britain and Ireland. The whole laid down in a manner so easy and natural, as to be understood in a few days.

A View of the Earth:
Being a short, but comprehensive System of Modern Geography. Exhibiting,
1. A description of the figure, size, motion, &c. of the earth, with the uses and height of the atmosphere or air surrounding it.
2. Such geographical definitions, schemes and descriptions as form a necessary introduction to this branch of learning.
3. The situation and extent of the several kingdoms and nations in each quarter, their chief city, the distance, direction and difference of time from London.
4. An account of the several islands, trade, commodities, religions, number of inhabitants, principal mountains, and rivers in the world, also some observations on the less known parts, the trade winds, and monsoons.
5. The explanation and use of a new set of maps, annexed to the several quarters, drawn according to the most approved modern projections, and regulated by observation.
6. A description of Commodore Anson's voyage round the world, shewing the several islands and countries he touched at; and the places where he took any prize, particularly the rich Manilla ship.
7. A new and curious geographical clock, which points out the difference of time, with the hour, in the different nations upon the earth, at one view. - - -

Printed for S.Crowder, in Pater-noster- Row. And sold by J.Sanders, Bookseller in Derby, Uttoxeter and Ashborne.

Sold also by Mr.Creswell, Nottingham, Mr.Needham at Chesterfield, - - - Mr.Ward, Sheffield, Mr.Heath, Mansfield; - - -

Where may be had by the same Author, the two following Works,
1. Price 3s. 6d. Illustrated with copper-plates of the system of the Sun, Moon, Eclipses, &c. &c.

A View of the Heavens.
Being a short, but comprehensive system of modern astronomy. - - -
2. Price 2s. 6d. Plain Trigonometry rendered easy and familiar, by calculations in arithmetic only, with its applications and use in the ascertaining all kinds of heights, depths, and distances in the heavens as well as upon the earth and seas.

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Derby Mercury
Friday 13 September 1771
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The above and Dicey and Co's other genuine Medicines may be had of J.Dewry, Printer, J. Roe, Bookseller, - - - J.Heath in Mansfield - - - 
 

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