Identifier
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Title
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Level of description
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Date
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Digital object |
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f. 172 |
‘List of Subjects for Readings, to be plan’d’ |
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early 18th c. |
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f. 5r |
Printed notice announcing the recent publication of the Memoirs of the Life of Benjamin Starkey, with a declaration by the author, dated 9 Oct. 1818, assuring the public of its authenticity |
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c. 9 Oct. 1818 |
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f. 12r |
Engraving of Benjamin Starkey, from a drawing by Stephen Humble |
Part |
c. 1818 |
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f. 13v |
Frontispiece of the Memoirs (1818), bearing an etching of Benjamin Starkey, with a facsimile of his signature |
Part |
1818 |
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ff. 39v–40v |
Cuttings from the Every-Day Book (1825), containing an article headed ‘Captain Starkey’ |
Part |
1825 |
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f. 43r |
Cutting from the Every-Day Book (1825), containing a letter to the editor (William Hone) from W. G. T. of Newcastle-on-Tyne |
Part |
1825 |
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f. 47r |
Print of Lord George Gordon |
Part |
c. 1781 |
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f. 49r |
Print captioned ‘The Mob destroying and Setting Fire to the Kings Bench Prison and House of Correction in St Georges Fields’ |
Part |
1 Aug. 1780 |
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f. 52r |
Print captioned ‘Waare Afbeelding van Lord George Gordon, gevolgt na het Echte Pourtret’ |
Part |
c. 1781 |
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f. 62r |
Direction from Francis Barlow, clerk in court for the king, and James Fenn and Matthew Bloxam, sheriffs, to the keeper of Newgate, instructing him to detain Lord George Gordon |
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18 Dec. 1787 |
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pp. 1–4 |
Speech by the Earl of Shaftesbury in the House of Lords, 25 Mar. 1679 |
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pp. 56–8 |
‘The Royal Kiss, or, Prorogation’ (author unknown) |
Part |
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pp. 95–100 |
‘Sir Edmund-Bury Godfrey’s Ghost’ (author unknown) |
Part |
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pp. 133–4 |
‘A Letter Sent to Tom Killigrew of the Bed-Chamber’ (author unknown) |
Part |
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pp. 144–8 |
‘A Raree Show’, by Stephen College |
Part |
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pp. 158–61 |
‘A new Ballad’, by William Wharton(?) |
Part |
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pp. 161–5 |
‘The Duel of the Crabl—’, by Lord Buckhurst |
Part |
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p. 175 |
‘On Blood’s stealing The Crown’, by Andrew Marvell(?), 1671(?) |
Part |
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pp. 216–25 |
‘The Fancy’ (author unknown), 1679 |
Part |
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pp. 226–8 |
‘The Time’ (author unknown), 1679 |
Part |
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pp. 229–30 |
‘The Duke of Monmouth’s Letter to the King’ (author unknown) |
Part |
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pp. 243–5 |
‘A Pindaric Ode: On the Lady Betty Felton’ (author unknown), 1679 |
Part |
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pp. 246–8 |
‘On Captain Southerland, and Captain Bedloe’ (author unknown), 1679 |
Part |
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pp. 252–3 |
‘Satyr’ (author unknown), 1680(?): an imitation of Juvenal, Satires, i |
Part |
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pp. 258–9 |
‘On The young Statesmen’, by the Earl of Dorset, 1680 |
Part |
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pp. 264–8 |
‘Answer To the Satyr On The Court Ladyes’ (author unknown), 1680 |
Part |
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p. 269 |
‘The Rabble’ (author unknown), 1680 |
Part |
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pp. 270–2 |
‘Flatfoot the Gudgeon-taker’ (author unknown), 1680 |
Part |
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pp. 274–6 |
‘Royal Resolutions’ (author unknown) |
Part |
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pp. 287–90 |
‘A Satyr’ (author unknown), 1680 |
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