Weekly remarks, and political reflections upon the most material news foreign and domestick.
London [England] : printed for W. Heathcote in Baldwin's-Gardens,
Title bracketed by figures of Mercury and Apollo, in medallions surrounded by mottoes and laurel wreaths. Mottoes read: "Impar nec pluribus" and "Mercurius non ex quolibet [sic] ligno fit".
Imprint from colophon; imprints include year of publication.
Below imprint: Where advertisements and letters from correspondents are taken in.
Issue number from head of title.
Some issues dated according to Lady Day dating.
Printed in two columns; text begins with factotum initial.
News from various European countries and Britain, followed by political commentary on events; with occasional advertisements.
Description based on: No. 14. Vol. I. (Saturday, March 3. 1715.); title from caption.
NCBEL,
Issue no. 14 (3 Mar. 1716) counterfeited by a spurious issue with the same title, pagination and number, but different printer and issue date.
Reprinted in octavo in 1716.
Journalism
Press and politics
Great Britain. England. London.
Weekly remarks, and political reflections (London, England : Counterfeit : 1 Mar. 1716)