"On _Saturday_ and yesterday Mrs. _Mapp_ performed several operations at _The Grecian Coffee-house_, particularly one upon a niece of Sir _Hans Sloane_, to his great satisfaction and her credit. The patient had her shoulder-bone out for about nine years." "On _Monday_ Mrs. _Mapp_ performed two extraordinary cures; one on a young lady of _The Temple_, who had several bones out from the knees to her toes, which she put in their proper places: and the other on a butcher, whose knee-pans were so misplaced that he walked with his knees knocking one against another. Yesterday she performed several other surprizing cures; and about one set out for _Epsom_, and carried with her several crutches, which she calls trophies of honour." _November_ 18, 1736, "Mrs. _Mapp_, the famous bone-setter, has taken lodgings in _Pall-Mall_, near Mr. _Joshua Ward's_, &c." _November_ 25, 1736, "In this bright age three wonder-workers rise, Whose operations puzzle all the wise. To lame and blind, by dint of manual slight, _Mapp_ gives the use of limbs, and _Taylor_ sight. But greater _Ward_, &c." _December_ 16, 1736, "On _Thursday, Polly Peachum_ (Miss _Warren_, that was sister to the famous Mrs. _Mapp_) was tried at _The Old Bailey_ for marrying Mr. _Nicholas_; her former husband, Mr. _Somers_, being living, &c." _December_ 22, 1737, "Died last week, at her lodgings near _The Seven Dials_, the much-talked-of Mrs. _Mapp_, the bone-setter, so miserably poor, that the parish was obliged to bury her." The plate is thus illustrated by the engraver: "The Company of Undertakers beareth Sable, an Urinal proper, between twelve Quack Heads of the second, and twelve Cane Heads, Or, Consultant. On a Chief,[8] Nebulæ,[9] Ermine, one compleat Doctor[10] issuant, checkie, sustaining in his right hand a baton of the second. On his dexter and sinister sides two _demi-_doctors issuant of the second, and two Cane Heads issuant of the third; the first having one eye couchant, towards the dexter side of the escutcheon; the second faced per pale proper and gules, guardant, with this motto--_Et plurima mortis imago._"