Early Printing in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
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The imposition was exposed in December, 1646, by a news sheet which, started a month earlier as The Diutiims Brittaiiicu.s, had changed its name to that of The Mcrcurius Diutinus, or Collector of the Affairs of Great Britain. In the hands of the Jupiter who controlled this new Mercury, the treatise attributed to Diodate became "a piece of prelatical forgery, a very fiction, drawn up by some of their creatures here in England, and (most unworthily) published with the name of that reverend divine... said to be printed at Genevah for the good of Great Britain, 1646, but printed by the new printer that went from York to the Court at Newcastle." This tract, the third publication printed in Newcastle, was followed by another entitled — A Message from his Majestie, to the Speaker of the House of Peeres, Pro Tempore, To be Communicated to the Lords and Commons in the Parliament Assembled at Westminster. And to the Commissioners from the Parliament of Scotland. Newcastle, Printed by Stephen Bulkley, Printer to the King's most Excellent Majesty, 1046.
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The imposition was exposed in December, 1646, by a news sheet which, started a month earlier as The Diutiims Brittaiiicu.s, had changed its name to that of The Mcrcurius Diutinus, or Collector of the Affairs of Great Britain. In the hands of the Jupiter who controlled this new Mercury, the treatise attributed to Diodate became "a piece of prelatical forgery, a very fiction, drawn up by some of their creatures here in England, and (most unworthily) published with the name of that reverend divine... said to be printed at Genevah for the good of Great Britain, 1646, but printed by the new printer that went from York to the Court at Newcastle." This tract, the third publication printed in Newcastle, was followed by another entitled — A Message from his Majestie, to the Speaker of the House of Peeres, Pro Tempore, To be Communicated to the Lords and Commons in the Parliament Assembled at Westminster. And to the Commissioners from the Parliament of Scotland. Newcastle, Printed by Stephen Bulkley, Printer to the King's most Excellent Majesty, 1046.
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