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Title: ‘Dépenses De la Révolution du 10 août’
Title: ‘Dépenses De la Révolution du 10 août’
Print of Jean-Paul Marat
Print of Jean-Paul Marat
Extracts from Lettres, mémoires, et negotiations particulieres du Chevalier d’Eon (1765), in the hand of Thomas Gray
Extracts from Lettres, mémoires, et negotiations particulieres du Chevalier d’Eon (1765), in the hand of Thomas Gray
Metaphysical notes, in the hand of Thomas Gray
Metaphysical notes, in the hand of Thomas Gray
Metaphysical notes, in the hand of Thomas Gray
Metaphysical notes, in the hand of Thomas Gray
Chapbooks, prints, and other papers relating to Lord George Gordon
Chapbooks, prints, and other papers relating to Lord George Gordon
Print of a group in front of a palace (probably on the Continent), with the motto ‘Bonum est nos hic esse’ in a ribbon
Print of a group in front of a palace (probably on the Continent), with the motto ‘Bonum est nos hic esse’ in a ribbon
Print captioned ‘An Exact Representation of the Burning, Plundering and Destruction of Newgate by the Rioters on the memorable 7th of June 1780’
Print captioned ‘An Exact Representation of the Burning, Plundering and Destruction of Newgate by the Rioters on the memorable 7th of June 1780’
Writ of habeas corpus directed to the Marshal of the Marshalsea, instructing him to convey Lord George Gordon to the house of Justice Francis Buller in Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Writ of habeas corpus directed to the Marshal of the Marshalsea, instructing him to convey Lord George Gordon to the house of Justice Francis Buller in Lincoln’s Inn Fields
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
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
Rule for judgement in the case of the King against Lord George Gordon
Rule for judgement in the case of the King against Lord George Gordon
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
‘Proposal for establishing an Aëronautic Fraternity’, signed by Charles Green (president), F.(?) Green, William Upcott, Edward Spencer, Jacob Henry Burn, and J.(?) Green
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
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
Cutting from The Times, containing a letter from G. S. N. headed ‘Children’s Balloons’
Cuttings from The Times, containing an article headed ‘A Balloon Voyage’
Letter from Eugène Robertson to the Queen of the French
Cutting from the Illustrated London News, containing an article headed ‘The Late Charles Green’, with an engraved portrait
Transcript of a piece of writing (by Mary Berry), 9 May 1852
Transcript of a piece of writing (by Mary Berry), 9 May 1852
Transcript of a piece of writing (by Mary Berry), no date
Transcript of a piece of writing (by Mary Berry), no date
Cutting from The Times, containing verses by R. M. Milnes headed ‘Lines written at the Funeral of Miss Berry, Nov. 27, 1852’
Cutting from The Times, containing verses by R. M. Milnes headed ‘Lines written at the Funeral of Miss Berry, Nov. 27, 1852’
Letter from Mary Berry to R. M. Milnes
Letter from Mary Berry to R. M. Milnes
Letter from Mary Berry to R. M. Milnes
Letter from Mary Berry to R. M. Milnes
Watercolour sketch of the terrace of Mrs Lamb’s villa at Petersham (‘occupied by the Miss Berrys many summers’), by Mrs C. Stanley
Watercolour sketch of the terrace of Mrs Lamb’s villa at Petersham (‘occupied by the Miss Berrys many summers’), by Mrs C. Stanley
Galley proof of a review (by Lord Houghton) of Extracts of the Journals and Correspondence of Miss Berry
Galley proof of a review (by Lord Houghton) of Extracts of the Journals and Correspondence of Miss Berry
Cutting from The Times, containing verses by R. M. Milnes headed ‘Lines written at the Funeral of Miss Berry, Nov. 27, 1852’
Cutting from The Times, containing verses by R. M. Milnes headed ‘Lines written at the Funeral of Miss Berry, Nov. 27, 1852’
‘A Dialogue between two Brothers’ (author unknown)
‘A Dialogue between two Brothers’ (author unknown)
Toasts in verse (author or authors unknown)
Toasts in verse (author or authors unknown)
Untitled verses, by John Grobham Howe?
Untitled verses, by John Grobham Howe?