Hoggs Catalogue of Publickations for 1792 at London Booksellers
An advertisement for A Hoggs new catalogue of publications for 1792 printed with new types. It details folio quarto and octavo works across arts sciences geography voyages divinity morals natural history classics poetry and philosophy with copper plates. It lists London booksellers and urges country dealers to order from London publishers to avoid delays and inferior reprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Huis Royal
Prince of Wales
On-Didereyt
London
Alex. Hogg
King’s Arms
Pater-noster- Row
Thos
Evans
Strand
Lewis
Great Buile -Street
Covent-Girden
Werminter
Sothwark
Great Britain
Ireland
London Bookfellers
Writ of Ne exeat Regnam over an American debtor
Lord Chancellor weighs a writ to stop Mr. Appleton of Boston from leaving the kingdom to dodge a debt of 26461 pounds 14 shillings 6 pence to Livesey Hargrave Co. and others. Arguments cover two separate estates, bills of exchange, and whether creditors may claim under both funds or must elect a single path for dividend recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
America
Boston
Lond
Mr. Parker
Ofr
Parker
Salopian
Chenceller
Poole
Livesey, Hargrave and Co
Shakethaft
Stirrup
Selisbury
Shakeshaft
Salisbury
Livesey and Co
Solcitor
Lancashire
London
Mansfield
Shakehart
Liveley, Hargrave and Co
Salibary
Ghincélfor
Lord Chandeller
Mansfeld
Acifird
Lord Chancellor Refers Younger Branch Settlement Back to Master
Court discusses inadequate provision for the younger branches of the family noting estates in England and Ireland. The Lord orders affidavits on estate values and a fresh settlement based on proper fortunes, returning the matter to the Master for assessment.
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Watsen
Lord Carbery
England
Ireland
Equity
Trial by Jury and civic duty in old London courts
The piece laments attendance at sessions at the Old Bailey and urges reformation of public service duties. It notes fines for absences, critiques educated elites for evading service, and discusses Lord-like authority and citizenship. It references naval strategy and a Caerleon robbery report, plus seizure of colonial goods bound for Tinmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrth
Old Bailey
Rie* Cordér
America
Constantinople
Dardanglles
Archipelago
Levant
Miditerranean
Bath
Euxisie
Black Sea
Petersburgh
Sebastopolis
Prince Repnin
Caerleon
Foun
Thomas Collings
Plymouth
Tinmouth
Cambridge Bachelor of Arts degrees granted to 104 gentlemen
Cambridge on January 20 admitted 104 gentlemen from listed colleges to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. The names include attendees from King's, Trinity, St John’s, Pembroke, Clare Hall, and others with many items noting seniors and seniors Wrangler McPalmigh of St John’s. The record lists numerous surnames and colleges across the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
King’s College
Marshall
Scott
Hird
Trinity Colleg
Allen
Fen
Bennett
Barron
Comings
Courtney
Dundas
Hetherington
Hinchliffe
Jackson
Keane
Malkin
Mason
Molesworth
Lockey
Pawson
Stanley
Clare Hall
Meftesi Cropley
Gonville
Caius
Melis
Chapman
Cubitt
Gay
Smear
Dyeen’s College
Andrew
Dixon
Nicholson
Jesus College
Cuthbert
Mapletoft
Pepper
Christ's College
Bones
Carey
Evans
Evanston
Jones
Smith
Dunner
Young
Magdalen Gollege
Medirsc Bawcett
Wantetry
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Alex
Hogg
N. BL
P. S
Lincoln’s Inn
Miss Watson
Susan Watson
Tepestile
Carbecy
Kingdom
Keindyanid
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