London Printer early 1700's

[Calpe 1704]

Some advice please from the Roots Chat experts.
I have come across some documents dating back to the early 1700's.
I'm hoping there might be some kind of information available of the persons or Printers, named in the attached document.

[Bookbox]

Try the British Book Trade Index ...
http://bbti.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/

For example, here’s one entry of interest ...
http://bbti.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/details/?traderid=73208

They are common surnames, so use Advanced Search to add dates, places etc. to your search terms.

[Calpe 1704]

That's great Bookbox.
From one search it showed 'sources'.
I have now download 'A Dictionary of the Printers and Booksellers who were at work in England, Scotland & Ireland 1668-1725'
It's a great start, many thanks

[hanes teulu]

Later publications refer to "J Peele at Locke's Head in Amen Corner"

The Charter and Grants of the Company of Stationers ... etc", publ. 1825 (google books on line) refers to -
"Mr John Peele, Amen Corner
(as at 1 Dec 1741)"

[hanes teulu]

Charles Walker, in his 1846 "The Art of Chess" refers to -
Letter to the Craftsman, on the Game of Chess &c. London; printed by E Peele, at the Locke's Head, Amen Corner, 1733. 8vo pp 30

Error?

[hanes teulu]

Later publications refer to "J Peele at Locke's Head in Amen Corner"

The Charter and Grants of the Company of Stationers ... etc", publ. 1825 (google books on line) refers to -
"Mr John Peele, Amen Corner
(as at 1 Dec 1741)"

This was a reprint - the original was published 1741 (R.Nutt, Old Baily)

[hanes teulu]

"A narrativeof the barbarous and unheard murder of Mr John Hayes ..."
Printed for and sold by Thomas Warner at the Black Boy in Paternoster Row, 1726, 2nd Edition, 33 pages..

[hanes teulu]

Stamford Mercury, 8 May 1729
On Tuesday Mr John Peel (no "e") and Mr John Nott were taken into custody by a Messenger, by Virtue of a Warrant from the Right Hon, the Lord Viscount Townshend, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, for Printing and Publishing the London Journal of Saturday last.

Have seen "J Peele, Locke's End/Amen Corner" linked to J Nott elsewhere - need to backtrack. 

[hanes teulu]

The Craftsman, By Caleb D'anvers of Guy's Inn, Esq. Published 1731. Extract page 276, No 243
 
"Though Mr Osborne (as he loves to call himself) may not be answerable for the news in that paper**, one John Peele, who puts his name at the bottom of it, certainly is; and I have been told that this John Peele is a much older offender against the Government than Richard Franklin, having long ago degraded himself from a Bookseller into a Publisher, on purpose to disperse libel against the Ministry; nay, against the present Ministry, and in the very same paper which is now converted into a very loyal, inoffensive Journal, by such a writer for the Government as Mr Osborne."

** The London Journal