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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. 25v |
Cutting from the Whitehall Evening Post, containing a brief account of the inquest into the murder of Mrs King, which Gardelle admits |
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3–5 Mar. 1761 |
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f. 27r |
Cutting from the Whitehall Evening Post, containing an account of Gardelle’s offer to sign a confession |
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10–12 Mar. 1761 |
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f. 50r |
Cutting from the London Chronicle, containing details from the printed account of Lord Ferrers’s last day (An Account of the Execution of the late Laurence, Earl Ferrers) |
Part |
13–15 May 1760 |
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ff. 51, 54–6, 58–63, 65, 70 |
Leaves from Genuine Memoirs of the Life, Family, and Behaviour of Laurence Shirley, Earl of Ferrers |
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1760 |
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f. 93v |
Print captioned ‘A Perspective View of the temporary Gallows in the Old Bailey’ |
Part |
1784 |
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ff. 112–27 |
Leaves from A Circumstantial Account of that Unfortunate Young Lady Miss Bell, otherwise Sharpe, who died at Marylebone on Saturday, October 4 (1761) |
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1761 |
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f. 1v |
Print of Jean-Paul Marat |
Part |
c. 1793 |
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f. 1 |
Title: ‘Dépenses De la Révolution du 10 août’ |
Part |
c. 1800 |
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f. 2r |
Printed pamphlet entitled Système rationnel de navigation aérienne, a circulation stable, fondé sur le principe de la séparation des appareils, ainsi que sur l’emploi du point d’appui et pratiqué au moyen d’un propulseur rotatif a effet alterno-continu, by Hippolyte Barnout |
Part |
1857 |
View |
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f. 23r |
‘Proposal for establishing an Aëronautic Fraternity’, signed by Charles Green (president), F.(?) Green, William Upcott, Edward Spencer, Jacob Henry Burn, and J.(?) Green |
Part |
17 Feb. 1839 |
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f. 24r |
Letter from Charles Green to P. N. Scott, 19 Aug. 1840, with a cutting from the Norwich Mercury, 22 Aug. 1840, containing a letter from Charles Green and a related note |
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19 and 22 Aug. 1840 |
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f. 30r |
Letter from R. M. Milnes to Arthur Hallam, written during an ascent in a balloon on 29 May 1829, with later notes on the occasion of its composition |
Part |
29 May 1829 |
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f. 31r |
Cutting from The Times, containing a letter from G. S. N. headed ‘Children’s Balloons’ |
Part |
31 Mar. 1857 |
View |
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f. 35r |
Cuttings from The Times, containing an article headed ‘A Balloon Voyage’ |
Part |
27 July 1859 |
View |
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f. 37r |
Letter from Eugène Robertson to the Queen of the French |
Part |
1 June 1831 |
View |
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between ff. 38 and 39 |
Cutting from the Illustrated London News, containing an article headed ‘The Late Charles Green’, with an engraved portrait |
Part |
16 Apr. 1870 |
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f. 10 |
Print captioned ‘The European Race Heat IId. Anno Dom. MDCCXXXVIII.’ |
Part |
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’ |
Part |
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 |
Part |
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’ |
Part |
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 |
Part |
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 |
Part |
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 |
Part |
c. 1741 |
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f. 235 |
Description of the next item, in French |
Part |
1743 |
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f. 1r |
Receipt from John Rowe to Thomas Worrall |
Part |
15 Mar. 1730 |
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ff. 6–7 |
Assignment from John Oldmixon to Jacob Tonson II of the copyright of The Ladies Library, ‘written by a Lady’ (3 vols., 12mo) |
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7 Sept. 1714 |
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ff. 28–9 |
Articles of agreement (apparently a draft) between Timothy Goodwin, John Walthoe senior, John Nicholson, Benjamin Tooke, Jacob Tonson I, John Walthoe junior, and John Darby |
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20 July 1716 |
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