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f. 128v |
Title-page of A True Relation of the Apparition of one Mrs Veal, the next Day after her Death, to one Mrs Bargrave at Canterbury, the 8th of September 1705, 10th ed. (1720?) |
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1720? |
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f. 130r |
Engraved royal coat of arms |
Part |
17th c.? |
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f. 133r |
Engraved illustration from an unidentified book |
Part |
18th c.? |
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f. 135r |
Engraved title-page of Euclidis elementa geometrica, novo ordine ac methodo fere demonstrata (London, 1666) |
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1666 |
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f. 136r |
Frontispiece of The Universal Letter-Writer, by Thomas Cooke (London, 1770?) |
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1770? |
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f. 138r |
Engraved title-page of Opera omnia, by John Forbes (Amsterdam, 1703) |
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1703 |
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f. 139r |
Title-page of Μικροκοσμογραφια: A Description of the Body of Man, by Helkiah Crooks (London, 1616), including two woodcut illustrations |
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1616 |
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f. 150r |
Frontispiece of A Treatise of Antient and Present Geography, by Edward Wells, 3rd or 4th ed. (London, 1717 or 1726) |
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1717 or 1726 |
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f. 151r |
Engraved title-page of the London Magazine, Vol. XLVIII (London, 1779) |
Part |
1779 |
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f. 152r |
Title-page of The Sinner Impleaded in his own Court, by Thomas Pierce, 3rd ed. (London, 1670), including an engraved device |
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1670 |
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f. 161r |
Frontispiece of the New Universal Magazine (London, 1788) |
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1788 |
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f. 164r |
Broadside entitled By the King: A Proclamation forbidding any resort to His Majesties Court for cure of the Kinges-Evill untill Easter next (London, 1634) |
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1634 |
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f. 166r |
Broadside entitled By the King: A Proclamation appointing the time when His Majesties subjects may approach to the Court for cure of the disease called the Kings Evill (London, 1634), including a woodcut coat of arms and a woodcut initial |
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1634 |
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f. 182r |
Engraved printer’s device of Henricus Wetstenius or Wetstein |
Part |
late 17th or early 18th c. |
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f. 185r |
Woodcut decorated initial ‘C’ |
Part |
17th c.? |
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f. 188r |
Woodcut printer’s device |
Part |
17th c. |
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f. 10 |
Print captioned ‘The European Race Heat IId. Anno Dom. MDCCXXXVIII.’ |
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26 Nov. 1738 |
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f. 14 |
Print captioned ‘The C–rd–n–ls Master-Piece, or Europe in a Flurry’ |
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Oct. 1741 |
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f. 15 |
Print captioned ‘A Parliamentary Debate in Pipes’s Ground’ |
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1743 |
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ff. 18-21 |
Printed pamphlet, entitled The Prince of Wales his Dream, presaging the Death of Queen Carolina his Mother: in Latin, French, and English verses, London |
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1738 |
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ff. 26-9 |
Printed pamphlet entitled The Late Gallant Exploits of a Famous Balancing Captain: a new song, to the tune of ‘The King and the Miller’ |
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1741 |
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ff. 30-3 |
Printed pamphlet entitled Britannia, or the Contrast between Robert W— and William P—: a pastoral dialogue by way of allegory |
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1741 |
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f. 38 |
Printed list of ships abroad in the service of the United East India Company, with a list of ships arrived back in the ports of the Channel since the last year’s list |
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29 Apr. 1738 |
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f. 39 |
Printed list of ships abroad in the service of the United East India Company, with a list of ships arrived back in the ports of the Channel since the last year’s list |
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Apr. 1739 |
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ff. 111-32 |
Printed pamphlet entitled Letters which passed between Count Gyllenborg, the Barons Gortz, Sparre, and others, relating to the design of raising a rebellion in His Majesty’s dominions, to be supported by a force from Sweden |
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1717 |
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ff. 176-85 |
French translations of articles in the London Gazette, 16-19 May 1741 and 16-20 June 1741, reporting news brought from Carthagena de las Indias by Captain Laws and Captain Wimbleton |
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c. 1741 |
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f. 235 |
Description of the next item, in French |
Part |
1743 |
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f. 2 |
Print of Thomas Horner and his accomplices in the house of Daniel Clewen |
Part |
1795 |
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loose after f. 4 |
The Penny London Post |
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9–11 Jan. 1751 |
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f. 25r |
Cutting from the Whitehall Evening Post, containing a report of the penitence expressed by Théodore Gardelle, now in Newgate |
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7–10 Mar. 1761 |
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