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. 188r |
Woodcut decorated initials and other printers’ ornaments |
Part |
17th–18th c. |
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f. 189r |
Woodcut decorated initials and a woodcut decorative border |
Part |
17th–18th c. |
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f. 189r |
Engraved ornament and dedication from Elizabeth Bentley’s Genuine Poetical Compositions (1791) |
Part |
1791 |
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f. 190r |
Woodcut decorative border |
Part |
17th or 18th c. |
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f. 192r |
Woodcut printer’s ornament A Compleat History of the Life and Raigne of King Charles, by William Sanderson (1658) |
Part |
1658 |
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f. 193r |
Woodcut decorated initials and other printer's ornaments, with decorative initials from medieval manuscripts |
Part |
14th–18th c.? |
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f. 197r |
Woodcut printers’ ornaments |
Part |
17th c.? |
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f. 16 |
Law regarding the opening of a national loan for an invasion of England |
Part |
5 Jan. 1798 |
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ff. 2–10 |
Transcript of a letter from Jean-Paul Marat to Philippe Rose Roume de Saint Laurent, 20 Nov. 1783 |
Part |
c. 10 Feb. 1784 |
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ff. 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15–23 |
Leaves from The Trial of the Notorious Highwayman Richard Turpin (first edition) |
Part |
1739 |
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f. 4r |
Print captioned ‘William Page leaving his Phaeton, while he Robs a Gentleman, near Putney' |
Part |
1795 |
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f. 28r |
Printed sheet, possibly a broadside, headed ‘A Pious Warning to Impenitent Sinners Set forth in the Last Speech and Dying Words of William Dunkan, an House Breaker who was Executed at Tyburn […], on Saturday Aug. 10, 1751’ |
Part |
1751 |
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f. 30v |
Print of a man and a woman, guarded, surrounded by a crowd, with a gibbet in the background |
Part |
18th c. |
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ff. 31–2, 34–6, 38–44 |
Leaves from The Genuine Life, Trial, etc. of John Rann, otherwise Sixteen-Strings Jack |
Part |
1774 |
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f. 46v |
Print captioned ‘The Burning and Plundering of Newgate and Setting the Felons at Liberty by the Mob’ |
Part |
1 July 1780 |
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f. 47r |
Cuttings from the London Chronicle, containing an account of the dying testimony of Lord Ferrer’s steward |
Part |
31 Jan.–2 Feb. 1760 |
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f. 47r |
Cutting from the London Chronicle, containing a report of the presentation to the House of Peers of the bill found against Lord Ferrers |
Part |
18–20 Mar. 1760 |
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f. 47r |
Cutting from the London Chronicle, containing a report of Lord Ferrers’s examination before the Lords and his committal |
Part |
12–14 Feb. 1760 |
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f. 49r |
Page from the London Chronicle, containing an account of the trial of Lord Ferrers, headed ‘Letter from a Noble Lord to the Author the Lady’s Museum’ |
Part |
7–10 June 1760 |
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f. 49v |
Cutting from the London Chronicle, containing a report of the com-mencement of Lord Ferrers’s trial |
Part |
15–17 Apr. 1760 |
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f. 50v |
Print captioned ‘Lawrence Earl Ferrers, in the Act of Shooting Mr Johnson, his Steward’ |
Part |
1768 |
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f. 53r |
Print captioned ‘A Perspective View of the Execution of Lord Ferrers at Tyburn May 5th 1760, for the Murder of his Steward’ |
Part |
1760 |
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ff. 73v |
Frontispiece of The Female Amazon, or, A Genuine Account of … the Life of … Miss Fanny Davies, by Mr Thompson |
Part |
1786 |
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ff. 94–108, 109r |
Leaves from The Genuine Narrative of the Life and Transactions of Major Maurice Keating (1785) |
Part |
1785 |
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f. 111 |
Print captioned ‘The Mob assembled to pull down the Bawdy-House kept by Peter Wood in the Strand’ |
Part |
1768 |
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ff. 131–2, 134–47 |
Leaves from The Genuine Life of William Cox, the Notorious Robber (1773) |
Part |
1773 |
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loose after f. 131 |
Cutting from the London Evening Post, containing a report of a rape and burglary at the house of Colonel James Des Romains |
Part |
25–27 Oct. 1733 |
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f. 7r |
Letter from Celia Doddridge to Mercy Doddridge |
Part |
29 Sept. 1767 |
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f. 9r |
Letter from Celia Doddridge to Mercy Doddridge |
Part |
19 Nov. 1767 |
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f. 11r |
Letter from Mary Doddridge (daughter) to Mercy Doddridge |
Part |
Feb. 1751 |
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