Read all about it! : a day in the life of a metropolitan newsaper /

Prospectus du Courier des deux mondes.
by: Nancrede, Joseph, 1761-1841
Published: (1794)

Thomas Paine, to the friends of liberty and literature, proposes, to institute and publish a newspaper, in Boston, under the title of the Federal orrery : [Two lines of Latin quotation].
by: Paine, Robert Treat, 1773-1811

Proposal of Hall and Macclintock, for publishing the Times: or The evening entertainer.

Boston, September [blank] 1794 : Sir, The editor of the Federal orrery has published his proposals, to the "friends of liberty and literature;", and agreeably to their address, he esteems it his duty to present them. Of the patronage of the wise and liberal, he is ambitious ... Any communication, whether mercantile, literary, or political, which may occur to your convenience ... is respectfully solicited. ...
by: Paine, Robert Treat, 1773-1811
Published: (1794)

Boston, November 19th, 1767 : Proposals for printing a new weekly paper, called the Boston chronicle.

Boston, October 22d, 1767 : Proposals for printing a new weekly paper, called the Boston chronicle. ... Subscriptions are taken in by John Mein at the London Book-Store, north side of King-Street.

Advertisement : The extreme difficulty of collecting pay for news-papers, in the present unsettled state of the country, has determined the subscriber to discontnue the publication of the New-England chronicle--on the usual terms; at least until their present troubles are at an end.--He intends printing a paper every Thursday, at two pence a piece by retail ...
by: Hall, Samuel, 1740-1807

Boston, September 1st, 1784 : Proposals for collecting, and publishing in a series of numbers of the Boston magazine, a complete geographical gazetteer of all the towns in the Commonwealth.

Proposals for printing by subscription, the Boston magazine.

Boston, 20th April, 1795. To the public : A literary society relying on that love of letters, which has marked and graced our country's character, submit to the public the following prospectus of a belles lettres paper.
by: Spotswood, William, 1753?-1805

Boston, Sept. [blank] 1800. To the patrons of the Columbian phenix : It is with extreme regret that the editor and proprietor of this work announces ... the discontinuance of its publication ...
by: Hawkins, Joseph, 1772-

Literary proposal : Proposal of Isaiah Thomas and Company, for publishing by subscription, a new periodical work, to be entitled, the Massachusetts magazine: or Monthly museum of knowledge and rational entertainment. : [Two lines in Latin from Horace].

It being earnestly desired by many pious and judicious people : that particular accounts of the revival of religion in every town ... may be taken and published in the Christian history, judging it would greatly tend to the glory of our Redeemer ... and being informed of the revival of this happy work in your congregation: This comes therefore to intreat you, for that purpose, to send me as cautious and exact an account as may be, of the rise, progress and effects of this work among you to the present day ...
by: Prince, Thomas, 1722-1748

Proposals for re-printing by subscription, the Fort-Royal of the Scriptures or, a vade-mecum concordance, containing an hundred heads of Scripture: wherein all (even the weaker sort of Christians) may readily find more of the rarities in the Word of God. By an admirer of the Word. ...
by: M'Alpine, William, -1788

Just published, embellished with four plates, neatly engraved ... : The Massachusetts calendar, or An almanack for the year of our Lord 1772 ...
by: Thomas, Isaiah, 1749-1831

To all the friends of science, arts, agriculture, manufactures and commerce. Proposal of Joseph Belknap & Alexander Young, for printing a weekly paper; to be entitled the American Apollo, containing the publications of the Historical Society, political and commercial intelligence, and other entertaining matter.
Published: (1791)

Boston, May 1, 1788 : Proposals for printing by subscription, a system of French and American trade, under the title of "On France and the United States." By Stephen Claviere, and J.P. Brissot de Warville. Translated by Joseph Nancrede.
by: Nancrede, Joseph, 1761-1841
Published: (1788)

Proposals, for printing by subscription, A gazetteer of America : Including the West-India Islands, and others, adjacent to the continent. : Containing: alphabetically arranged, the names of the several states, provinces, counties, cities, towns, forts, harbours, bays, rivers, lakes, mountains, capes, islands, &c. belonging to the continent of America. : Together with an account of the boundaries, extent, population, government, commerce, productions, manufactures, curiosities, &c. of the several countries, states, and provinces--the distances and bearings of the cities, towns, &c. from some noted place. : Including more particular and detailed descriptions of the civil divisions, rivers, &c. of the United States of America, and the West-India Islands. : The whole collected, compiled, and arranged, with great care and expence, by, and under the direction, of Jedidiah Morse, D.D. Author of the American universal geography, fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and member of the Massachusetts Historical Society.
by: Larkin, Ebenezer, 1769?-1813

Boston New-England. Specimen of Mein and Fleeming's printing types.

By the governour and Council : Whereas some have lately presumed to print and disperse a pamphlet, entituled, Publick occurrences, both forreign and domestick: Boston, Thursday, Septemb. 25th. 1690. Without the least privity or countenance of authority. The governour and Council ... order that the same be suppressed and called in ...

The Boston transcript ; a history of its first hundred years /
by: Chamberlin, Joseph Edgar, 1851-1935
Published: (1969)

The carrier's address to the patrons of the Boston daily advertiser.
Published: (1829)

New Year's address, : of the carrier of the daily advertiser, to his friends and patrons.
Published: (1823)

Right on.

Prospectus of a new monthly publication, upon the plan, and embracing the several subjects herein specified : The Massachusetts garden, and the patriot's common place book.
Published: (1800)

Boston, December, 1797 : Proposal for printing by subscription, the Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society, for the year 1798; to consist of papers relating to the geography, antiquities, natural, political, and ecclesiastical history of America, particularly of the United States. ...

A history of the St. Louis globe-democrat.
by: Hart, Jim Allee, 1914-
Published: (1961)

The year we thought about love.
Published: (2016)

The first Bible ever printed in America : Proposals for printing by subscription, in a most beautiful and elegant manner, in two large volumes folio. The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments: or a family Bible, with annotations and parallel Scriptures. ... By the late Rev. Samuel Clark, M.A. ...
by: Fleeming, John

Boston, December, 1768. Proposals for printing by subscription, The miser: or The soldier's humour. A comedy of three acts, as it is acted by His Majesty's servants. By William Clarke, soldier in His Majesty's XXIXth regiment. ... The price to subscribers will be eight pence ... Subscriptions are taken in by Elisha Brown, at the manufactory-house ...
by: Brown, Elisha

To the publick : The booksellers of the town of Boston, unwilling to impose on the publick by printing their private disputes in the news-papers, and at the same time ... desirous of making their answer to Dr. Ames, as public as the nature of the case would admit of ...

Personal memoirs and recollections of editorial life /
by: Buckingham, Joseph T. (Joseph Tinker), 1779-1861
Published: (1852)

Sandwich, Sir, My son and I have lately settled in the business of printing, with Messieurs Norman & White : they propose to carry on this useful branch of business largely, with accuracy, care, and dispatch, on the most reasonable terms. Among other businesses, they will continue the publication of the Boston magazine, already begun. ...
by: Freeman, Nathaniel, 1741-1827
Published: (1784)

Read all about it! : the corporate takeover of America's newspapers /
by: Squires, James D., 1943-
Published: (1993)

Proposals for printing by subscription. Psalterium Americanum.
by: Kneeland, Samuel, 1697-1769

Life, last words and dying confession, of Rachel Wall : who, with William Smith and William Dunogan, were executed at Boston, on Thursday, October 8, 1789, for high-way robbery.
by: Wall, Rachel, 1760-1789
Published: (1789)