A History of Advertising from the Earliest Times: Illustrated by Anecdotes, Curious Specimens and Biographical Notes |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 41
Page 6
... evidently , so far as Norwich is concerned , less strong than they are now in their own conceit , and in their belief in the press as an organ of great power This Postman was followed in 1714 by the Norwich Courant or Weekly Packet ...
... evidently , so far as Norwich is concerned , less strong than they are now in their own conceit , and in their belief in the press as an organ of great power This Postman was followed in 1714 by the Norwich Courant or Weekly Packet ...
Page 74
... in his speech . Whoever secures the said servant and brings him to his master , shall have £ 5 reward . This portrait was evidently drawn by an admirer ; and it is with evident pleasure that the artist , after 74 HISTORY OF ADVERTISING .
... in his speech . Whoever secures the said servant and brings him to his master , shall have £ 5 reward . This portrait was evidently drawn by an admirer ; and it is with evident pleasure that the artist , after 74 HISTORY OF ADVERTISING .
Page 81
... of com- petitors . The editor of the London Mercury , in 1681 , evidently with an eye to making his paper a property on the best of F all principles , requests all those who have houses for NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING FORESHADOWED . 81.
... of com- petitors . The editor of the London Mercury , in 1681 , evidently with an eye to making his paper a property on the best of F all principles , requests all those who have houses for NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING FORESHADOWED . 81.
Page 104
... evidently see the storm coming , and cease their long - winded warnings to a backsliding generation . Every one is either panting to take advantage of the first sunshine of royal favour , or to deprecate its wrath , the coming shadow of ...
... evidently see the storm coming , and cease their long - winded warnings to a backsliding generation . Every one is either panting to take advantage of the first sunshine of royal favour , or to deprecate its wrath , the coming shadow of ...
Page 107
... evidently the dog advertised before , and seems to have been an especial favourite with the merry monarch , who , one might think , would have had so many dogs that he could not possibly have missed an individual from their number ...
... evidently the dog advertised before , and seems to have been an especial favourite with the merry monarch , who , one might think , would have had so many dogs that he could not possibly have missed an individual from their number ...
Other editions - View all
A History of Advertising from the Earliest Times: Illustrated by Anecdotes ... Henry Sampson No preview available - 2015 |
Common terms and phrases
adver advertisements Ęsop announcements appeared bills called century character cloth extra columns Covent Garden crier Crown 8vo cure curious customers Daily Daily Courant desire Drury Lane Edition England English favour Fcap Fleet Street fortune friends Gazette gentleman gilt give notice guineas honour horses HUGHES FORDE hundred Illustrations inserted John journals kind King KINGSCLERE known late letter London London Gazette lottery Ludgate Hill manner marriage married matter means ment Mercury Morning never newspaper offered paper persons PICCADILLY Pompeii possessed Post pounds present printed prize proprietor published quack reader received reference regard Royal royal Bible says Sculps seems sell servant shillings sold South Sea Company specimen Street swindle Tatler tavern Theatre things thousand tickets tion tisements town wish writing Yarwell young lady