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18853086914Görlitz: Magistrat der Stadt Görlitz 1885. 55 Seiten. Frakturdruck. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1900142180Breslau, Barth, 1900. XVI, 744, 290 Seiten. 24 cm. Originalhalbleinen.
1827180170Ingolstadt, Attenkover, 1827. Titel, 6 Blätter (Vorrede, Verzeichnis der Subscribenten), 162 Seiten, 2 Blätter. 19 cm. Interimsbroschur.
181610235Place of publication not identified: publisher not identified 1816. Pamphleteer vol. vii no. xiii ii. Pamphlet disbound from larger octavo 21 x 13.5 cm. pages 107-126. Author attribution from the BL catalogue. Following the appearance of these letters in the Times there appear to have been three versions of this title: the present one paginated as part of a larger compilation of pamphlets; another issue also in 1816 paginated 1-33; and a third issue with 19 pages and addressed to the Viscount Henry Addington Sidmouth formerly Prime Minister currently Secretary of State for the Home Department. An appeal for lighter and more consistent regulation of sales of alcoholic beverages in public-houses including taverns and hotels and an appeal for even handed applications of regulations and prosecutions in the courts. The author lays part of the blame for England's gin problem at the feet of the license system. John Thomas Barber Beaumont 1774-1841 was a British Army officer author painter early on he was miniaturist to the Duke of Clarence future King William II. Pamphlet removed from compilation; some leaves detached. Some light staining to a few leaves otherwise very good. OCLC locates seventeen copies; Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature no. 21581 see also 21911. publisher not identified] unknown
1885262709Dentu 1885. Bon Etat de conservation sous rhodoïd couverture défraîchie dos frotté intérieur jauni qq tâches. in12. 1885. Relié. Dentu unknown
1831645251831. Braunschweig am 9. Spetember 1831 4° 3 pp.; beschnitten. Der Stadt-Magistrat daselbst. / Bode. Pini. Stisser. Langerfeld. Meier. unknown
1833644921833. Wien am 10. October 1833 Folio 1 p. "Von dem Magistrate der k.k. Haupt- und Residenzstadt" "Jospeh Komornick Secretär." Wierner Rettung Krankentransport. unknown
1873100082New York October 7-13 1873. 1873. Good. - A series of 4 associated autograph documents consisting of a 6-1/2 inch high by 8 inch wide "Affidavit of Service" signed by George C. Lay notary public attesting that documents were served against James Lynch to appear and show cause in the case brought against him by Anne T. Bell. Attached to this affidavit are three autograph documents relating to the case each penned on 12-1/2 inch high by 8 inch wide ruled paper. The first signed by the Chief Justice George Shea on October 7 1873 orders that "the defendant or his attorney show cause before me or one of the justices of this court. why the above entitled actions should not be set down for trial on the calendar of Part III of this court." Signed "Geo Shea". The second document signed by Walter Howe as managing clerk for Hilton Campbell & Bell regarding the case which was commenced in 1872 before Chief Justice Shea and reserved for trial. The document is docketed in ink on the verso. A third document signed by Philip J. Jackson in red ink as Justice of the Marine Court orders that the action be set down for trial on the calendar. This document is also docketed on the verso. Folded with a minor tear to the edge of one fold of the last document. There are occasional ink stains and smudges. Good. <p>Born in Ireland the American magistrate George Shea 1826-1895 was one of the attorneys representing Jefferson Davis the President of the Confederate States at the end of the Civil War. Shea served as corporation attorney for the City of New York and later became Chief Justice of the Marine Court of New York. Shea was the author of "Hamilton A Historical Study" published in 1877. New York, October 7-13, 1873. unknown
1831644931831. Wien am 20. Juny 1833 Folio 1 p. "Von dem Magistrate der k.k. Haupt- und Residenzstadt" "Jospeh Komornick Secretär." Wierner Rettung Krankentransport. unknown
184864232Graz, ohne Verlag bzw. Drucker, 19. April 1848. Einseitig bedrucktes Textplakat (Flugblatt), ca. 60 x 47,5 cm.
