The London post. With the best account of the whole week's news foreign and domestick.
London [England] : printed by S. Keimer, and sold by him at the Cheshire Coffee-house in King's Arms Court on Ludgate-Hill, ...

Title repeated as caption at head of first page of text; title fluctuates slightly.
Imprint includes year of publication; dated according to Lady Day dating.
Issues also include colophon, with printer's name and address, "Where advertisements are taken in."
Colophons lack dates.
Below title: "With room left to write into the country without the charge of double postage."
Issue designations from caption title area on first page of text.
Above imprint: "To be continued weekly."
Verso of title page includes: "Prologue to the Cobler of Preston" spoken by Mr. Wilks [date of performance?].
Description based on title page of defective issue, dated from imprint, "1715"; designation lacking.
Includes European news, brief London news notes; no. 39 includes text of James II's declaration of his right to the throne, followed by hostile commentary from the editors; with advertisements for new books.
ESTC
NCBEL,
Crane and Kaye,
With occasional unnumbered supplements: Postscript to the London post.
James II, King of England, 1633-1701
Great Britain England London.