For the amusement and entertainment of ladies as well as gentlemen, at the new Assembly-Room on Hammon's Marsh, on Friday, July the 27th, 1744, at five o'clock in the afternoon and entirely to end about eight
This 1744 broadside, probably printed in Cork, Ireland, advertises a public evening of chemical experiments by a lecturer named Godfrey Boyle, aimed at both ladies and gentlemen. Its pictures are absent beyond a plain text layout of dense, centred, mixed-size type under a bold heading, which a designer could use as a model for historic poster hierarchy and justified display lettering.
