The flying post:, or, The post-master..
Ridpath, George,-1726,ed.
Whatley, Stephen,active 1712-1741ed.
London : Printed for John Salusbury at the Rising-Sun in Cornhill,

Printed by T. Snowden, Apr. 22 to 24, 1697-[1703?].
From "at least 1697" edited by George Ridpath; from sometime in 1713, edited by Stephen Whatley. Cf. McLeod.
Imprint from colophon.
Imprint names and addresses vary; 373- reads: Printed by T[homas]. Snowden, in Great Carter-lane, for the author; 882-1436 reads: Printed by A[nn]. Snowden; 3210- reads: Printed by William Hurt in Great Carter-lane, near Doctor's-Commons; 3590-3784 reads: Printed by R. Tookey, in St. Christopher's-Court, behind the Royal-Exchange; 3785-3821 reads: Printed by R. Tookey ..., and sold by S[arah]. Popping at the Black-Raven in Pater-Noster-Row.
William Hurt's association with this title ended in July, 1714, when he claimed that it had been taken over by Mr. Tookey "without his knowledge or consent". Cf. McLeod.
Originally printed as a folio half-sheet, during 1713 appeared as a small folio of four or six pages.
Text begins with factotum initial.
Some issues consist of more than one sheet.
Description based on: Numb. 144 (Tuesday April 14. to Thursday April 16. 1696); title form caption.
ESTC
Nelson & Seccombe.  Brit. newspapers and periodicals, 1641-1700,
McLeod, W. and V.  Graphical directory, 1702-1714,
NCBEL
Times handlist
Crane & Kay
Includes occasional supplement with title: Postscript.
In Aug. 1712 absorbed The Medley, which retained its own numbering for the first six issues then appeared unnumbered, but with a section title, as part of every second or third issue of The Flying-post until Jan.? 1713. Cf. McLeod
Flying-post (London, England : 1695)