Hall's Royal Encyclopedia promised as a new universal library
An 18th century prospectus for Hall's Royal Encyclopedia announces a 140 weekly number series to form three volumes. It highlights engraved plates, new systematized content, and superior printing. It touts savings, extensive topics, and endorsements by Shergold Co. with assurances of credit and distribution across England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
William Henry Hall
Millman Place
Bedford Row
London
Cooke
Pater-nofter-Row
Bookeilers Ad
England
Scotland
Ireland
Hall
Royal Encycledia
Confusing Notice On Costs And Tenants In London
Fragmentary text discusses who is responsible for economy and costs, mentioning Metira, SHERGULD and Co. No. 7, London, with claims about tenant value and disbursement of larger funds. It references rates such as five and twenty shillings, a twelve shilling amount, and a sixteenth share, all tangled in a payment scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Shergold and Co.e
Gsod
Pia
Tren
Meds
Lockharts
Pall Maly
Meilrs, Shergold and Co
Sherguld
House of Shergold and Co
Trant
Mears, Shergold and Co
Bu Mingham
Bristol
Bath
Coventry
Chelmsford
Arglela
Cockspur Street
Charicg Cross
Long-Lane
West Saithned
Dubin
Metira
Sherguld and Co
Lonnon
Benenis
Parliament Lords Conference Notes in January Debates
A brief report reflects on a conference debated by the Commons and Lords on January 29. The Fiat Committee is mentioned as continuing its role from the prior session, with references to maintaining the premotor and related parliamentary procedures.
Conference on two refutations between Houses
Lord Belgrave and several MPs went to the Lords to seek a conference on two refutations agreed to by the Commons yesterday. The Commons committee to hold the hall conference was appointed and reported the fid resolution for Lords concurrence. The day’s order of the State of the Nation was read and discharged until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaimber
Commons
Prince of Wales
Duke of Northumberland
Lord Stormont
Earl of Carlisle
Duke of Richmond
Sydney
Hawshesbury
Lord Portchester
Lord Kinnaird
Lord Hay
Earl of Kinnoul
Lord Belgrave
House of Lords
Lords
Mar
King at Kew Gardens Amid Royal Motions and Delayed Interview
Tuesday afternoon King with Dr John Wall walked at Kew Gardens for over three hours before returning to the Palace in apparent good spirits. A Cabinet Council at the Marquis of Carmarthen’s Whitehall office postponed yesterday’s interview between the Queen and the Prince of Wales to Saturday. Dukes of York and Cumberland dined with the Prince of Wales at Carlton House. A physicians’ consultation for the King is planned for Sunday at Kew. Weather reportedly worsens the King’s condition due to atmospheric moisture on a royal medical slide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wall
Kew Gardens
Marquis of Carmarthen
Whitehall
Prince of Wales
Dukes of York and Cumberland
Carlton House
Kew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hall’s Royal Encyclopadia
Gil Che
Royal Encycropedia
Pious Digen
Minzy
Pilates
Fia
Alrea
C. Coore
Jan Kh
N. B
Shergold
Blankston
Keith
Lnirasi
Dlicart
Algesie Rovers
Algerings
Marseilles
Civita Vecchia
Cadiz
Barbary
Algiers
Denmark
Morocco
Savoy
Italy
Sardinia
Fast India Company
China
the Customs
Greenock
Cufonetsufe
Dundas
Rothesay
Pheniis Lyons
Sears
Tooiwse
Ule Anile
Bohn
HOUSE
Lon Dorn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!