Royal Licence Granted for Universal History Project
George the Second grants Edward Symon Thomas Osborne John Wood and James Crokatt a fourteen year royal privilege to print publish and wind the Universal History from earliest time to present. The license prohibits reprints abridgments or imports beyond seas without heirs executors or assigns consent, under penalties. Given at St James's March 24 1738 9 in the twelfth year of the reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorge
God
Great-Britain
France
Ireland
Edward Symon
Thomas Osborne
John Wood
James Crokatt
London
Asample
Edward Simon
Thoms Osborne
James Crokart
James's
Fust
E. Symon
Cornhill
T. Osbourne
Gray’s-Inn
J. Wood
Paternoster-Row
J. Crokatt
Extinct English Baronets List From Early Stuart Era
The editor seeks descendants of baronets deemed extinct since the last edition, listing numerous titles created by James I, Charles I, II and later monarchs. Names include Stradling, Huffey, Delves, Meredith, Wingfield, Rudd, Holland, Palgrave, D'ewes, Potts, Walser, Willys, Armitage, Coke, Kemeys, Markam, Lennard, Howe, De la Val, Drake, Ashe, Wright, Bromfeild, Dereham, Cullen, Duke, Jason, Coryton, Garrard, Pye, Whaston, Lear, Blacker, Affhurst, Fyche, Blackbham, Ayshcomb, Brown, Furnele, Fhorold, Brown, Humfreys, Tench, Chaplin, and others. The request invites any living descendants or additional extinct titles to report to Thomas Wotton at the Queen's Head and Three Daggers, Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wotton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-treet
Charles I
Mervin Wingfield
Baro
John Rudd
Aberglazeny
Carmarthenshire
William Holland
Quiddenham
Norfolk
Richard Palgrave
Berningham
Jermyn D’ewes
Scow-Hall
Suffolk
Charles Potts
Mannington
Robert Walser
Sarfden
Oxfordhire
Wiliam Willys
Fen-Ditton
Cambridgeshire
John Armitage
Kirklees
Yorkshire
Edward Coke
Longford
Derbyhire
Charles Kemeys
Keven Mabley
Glamorganshire
George Markam
Sedgebrook
Lincolnshire
Samuel Lennard
West Wickham
Kent
Charles
James Howe
Cold Barwick
Wilts
John de la Val
Seaton
Northumberland
William Drake
Ashe
Devon
Janes Ashe
Twictenham
Middlesex
Richard Howe
Compan
Thomas Francklyn
Moor Park
Hertfordshre
John Harand
Ipsley
Warwickshire
Samuel Wright
Cranham Hall
Essex
Charles Bromfeild
Statfordshire
Barr
Thomas Dereham
Dereham
Rushout Cullen
Upton
Edward Duke
Benhall
Robert Jason
Hinton
Gloucestershire
John Coryton
Newton
Cornwall
Nicholas Garrard
Langford
Abert Pye
Hone
Derbyshire
Polecarpus Whaston, Bart
Walker Hawkworth
Hawksworth
John Lear
Lindridge
William Blacker
Newcastle
Anne
Henry Furnele
Waldershare
Samuel Fhorold
Harmston
Lincolshire
Robert Brown
Edinburgh
Eulsbius Burwell
Clipfton
Northamptonshire
George I
Orlando Humfreys
London
Nathaniel Tench
Low-Layton, Fox
John Chaplin
Tathwell
Denis Dutry
Adolphus Oughton
Tetchbrook
Thomas Colby
Kensington
Obscure Obstetric Compendium Catalogs Medical Theories
A fragmentary Victorian era medical compendium discusses obstetric and puerperal care. It references physicians and general medicine, noting methods for uterine and fetal observation, with signatures and publisher details included in a dense, archaic Latinized text.
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George BR
James I
Thomas Stradling
Sc. Donats
Edward Huffey
Hunnington
Thomas Delves
Dodington
Cheshire
Roger Meredith
Leeds Abbey
James II
Henry Affhurst
Waterstock
Oxfordshire
William Fyche
Eleham
William
John Blackbham
Oliver Ayshcomb
Yfford
Berks
John Brown
Murcer
T. Read
Dogwell-Court
White-Fryars
Westminster
Richardo Maniningham
Vico Vocato, Filzecitreec. A
Shakespear
J. Cooper
Fleet Street
Charles Leadbetter
Royal Revenue of Excise
E. Wicksteed
Newgate-street
Warwick-lane
Prince of Wales
John Frederick Lampe
Wantley
Benjamin Coley
King’s Head Court
Holbourn
J. Hodges
London Bridge
Vrice
Angelick
Jacob’s
A and Crown
Broadstreet
Royal Exchange
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