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1726ZB424338London: Printed by John Baskett and Thomas Norris 1726. . to be raised in Great Britain for the Service of he Year One thousand seven hundred and twenty seven; the text of this act only but with its own general title page narrow folio 282 pp light extraction roughness at spine general light age toning with early upper tips bent now in self wrappers. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. London: Printed by John Baskett and Thomas Norris, unknown
1716AR1014London: Printed By John Baskett 1716. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 435-471 pp. 31cms Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and complete copy of the act from a nonce volume.p639 Dis-bound but complete.An important Act from the George 11 reign. ORIGINAL PRINTING. <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1716AR101London: Printed By John Baskett 1716. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 435-471 pp. 31cms Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and complete copy of the act from a nonce volume.p639 Dis-bound but complete.An important Act from the George 11 reign. ORIGINAL PRINTING. <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1728AR1026London: Printed By John Baskett 1728. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 643-662 pp. 31cms A fine copy. Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and complete copy of the act from a nonce volume. Dis-bound but complete. An important Act from the George 11 reign. ORIGINAL PRINTING. The legal framework for construction of a bridge was approved by this Act of Parliament the Fulham and Putney Bridge Act in 1726. Built by local master carpenter Thomas Phillips to a design by Royal Navy Surveyor Sir Jacob Ackworth the first bridge was opened on 29 November 1729. <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1722AR1023London: Printed By John Baskett 1722. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 371-375 i pp. 31cms TONING TO SOME PAGES. Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and complete copy of the act from a nonce volume.p639 Dis-bound but complete.An important Act from the George 11 reign. ORIGINAL PRINTING. An Act for the more effectual suppressing of Piracy. Whereas the number of persons committing piracies felonies and robberies upon the seas is of late very much increased and notwithstanding the laws already made and now in being many idle and profligate persons have turned pirates and betaken themselves to that wicked course of life whereby the trade and navigation into remote parts will greatly suffer unless some further provision be speedily made for bringing such persons and all others who shall be any ways aiding and assisting or in confederacy with them to condign Punishment <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1728AR1027London: Printed By John Baskett 1728. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 347-363 pp. 31cms A fine copy. Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and complete copy of the act from a nonce volume. Dis-bound but complete. An important Act from the George 11 reign. ORIGINAL PRINTING. <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1722AR1024London: Printed By John Baskett 1722. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 171-175 i pp. 31cms TONING TO SOME PAGES. Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and complete copy of the act from a nonce volume.p639 Dis-bound but complete.An important Act from the George 11 reign. ORIGINAL PRINTING. An Act to enable His Majesty effectually to prohibit Commerce for the Space of One Year with any Country that is or shall be infected with the Plague; and for shortening the Continuance of an Act passed in the Seventh Year of His Majesty's Reignc intituled "An Act for repealing an Act made in the Ninth Year of Her late Majesty Queen Anned intituled 'An Act to oblige Ships coming from Places infected more effectually to perform their Quarentine;' and for the better preventing the Plague being brought from Foreign Parts into Great Britain or Ireland or the Isles of Guernsey Jersey Alderney Sark or Man; and to hinder the spreading of Infection. <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1722AR1025London: Printed By John Baskett 1722. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 155-158 pp. 31cms TONING TO SOME PAGES. Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and complete copy of the act from a nonce volume. Dis-bound but complete. An important Act from the George 11 reign. ORIGINAL PRINTING.AN ACT For Granting the People Called Quakers such Forms of Affirmation or Declaration as may remove the Difficulties which many of them lie under <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1726AR1022London: Printed By John Baskett 1726. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 255-268pp. 31cms Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and complete copy of the act from a nonce volume. Dis-bound but complete. An important Act from the reign of George II. ORIGINAL PRINTING. A LOVELY COPY <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1714AR1008London: Printed By John Baskett 1714. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 223-240 pp. 31cms Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and clean complete copy of the act from a nonce volume.pp 223-240 Dis-bound but complete. An important Act from the last year of Queen Anne reign. ORIGINAL PRINTING.AN IMPORTANT ACT for better regulating the Forces to be continued in Her Service for the Payment of Said Troops and of Their Quarters. <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1714AR1019London: Printed By John Baskett 1714. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 327-329 pp. 31cms Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and clean complete copy of the act from a nonce volume. Dis-bound but complete section.A single sheet with an Act FOR REGULATING THE FORCES AND THEIR PAYMENT. ORIGINAL PRINTING. please email for photos <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1714AR1018London: Printed By John Baskett 1714. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 351-356 pp. 31cms Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and clean complete copy of the act from a nonce volume. Dis-bound but complete sectioniting of people to serve as soldiers without permission of the Queen. ORIGINAL PRINTING. please email for photos <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
1714AR0016London: Printed By John Baskett 1714. Original issue . paper wrappers. Fine. Folio. 275-324 pp. 31cms Attractive general title-page with the Royal Crest. Decorative initial to the black letter type with a drop title to the head of the page. A fine crisp fresh and clean complete copy of the act from a nonce volume. Dis-bound but complete section. An important Act from the last year of Queen Anne reign. ORIGINAL PRINTING. please email for photos <br/> <br/> Printed By John Baskett unknown
176645195<p>London : by Mark Baskett . and by the Assigns of Robert Baskett 1766. A long and complex act expressing a determination to get a firm grip on the maintenance of the City with provisions for proper record-keeping; the employment of non-freemen on necessary works; the publishing of contracts; the exclusion of common councilmen from contracting; the designation of streets to be paved; powers for regulating signage; a time-limit of one hour on wagons standing in the streets; barring barrows from foot pavements; the names of streets to be properly displayed with for the first time "every house shop or warehouse . to be marked or numbered"; rules on water-pipes and pavements; the watering of streets; footways to be cleaned daily; lamps and their placing and maintenance; much on the collection of and payment of rates; tolls and turnpikes etc. Foolscap folio 32cm. ii455-504pp. Black letter. Disbound. A few minor marks and faint creases but in very good condition.</p> London : by Mark Baskett ... and by the Assigns of Robert Baskett, 1766.
175128982Rouen: Chez Jean B. Besongne 1751. 6 pages final leaf blank. 1 vols. 4to. Some light marginal soiling stitchmarks else very good. 6 pages final leaf blank. 1 vols. 4to. Signed by Auzanet on page 6. On maintenance of the roads. <br/><br/> Chez Jean B. Besongne unknown
175228981N. P. Rouen 1752. 8 pages. 1 vols. 4to. Some light marginal soiling stitchmarks later stitching else very good. 8 pages. 1 vols. 4to. Page 6 with "Arrest de la Cour de Parlement qui autorise les Substituts du Procureur Général à envoïer les Sergens de leurs ailliages sur les Chemins de l'etendue de leur Ressort avec nombre d'Ouvriers sufisans pour fair élaguer ou couper au desir de l'arrest du dix-sept Aoust dernier les Branches des Arbres qui embarassent our ofusquent les Chemins aux dépens des proprietaires faute par eux d'avoir satisfait au susdit Arrest. Du 3 Mars. 1752. Extrait des Registres de la Cour de Parlement." On maintaining the roads and passageways. <br/><br/> unknown
17678138London: George Eyre and Andrew Strahan 1767. Collection of Acts of Parliament printed between 1767 and 1812 legislating on Britain's relationship with its American colonies and subsequently the newly fledged United States. These Acts are disbound and altogether the 25 Acts run to 114 pages. Subjects under British law include the vexed problem of taxation on imports from North America RiceSago and Vermicelli rice etc mutinous troops in the American colonies and laws regarding the transport of 'Rice from South and North Carolina and Georgia directly to any Part of America to the Southward of the said Provinces' 1769 Tea exports to Ireland are dealt with in an act of 1777 and two years later there is an Act designed to raise funds for the loyalist side in the Revolutionary War. The early 19th century group of Acts continues to dealwith the regulation of imports to Britain from the United States and cross-border trade into Canada. $1500 London: Printed by George Eyre and Andrew Strahan Printers to the King's most Excellent Majesty 1767 Anno Septimo Cap XXX - An Act for allowing the free Importation of Rice Sago Powder and Vermicelli from North America 4pp; 1767 Anno Septimo Cap LV - An Act for punishing Mutiny and Desertion and for the better Payment of the Army and their Quarters 4pp; 1767 Anno Octavo Cap III - for the free Importation of Indian Corn or Maize from any of His Majesty's Colonies in America 4pp; 1768 Anno Octavo Cap IX - An Act for the Importation of Salted Beef etc. from the British Dominions in America 4pp; 1768 Anno Nono Cap IV - An Act to allow for a further Time the free Importation of Rice into this Kingdom from His Majesties Colonies in North America 4pp; 1768 Anno Nono Cap IX - to continue an Act for Importation of Salted Beef Pork Bacon and Butter from Ireland and from the British Dominions in America 4pp; 1769 Anno Nono Cap XVIII - An Act for amending An Act for punishing Mutiny and Desertion 4pp; 1769 Anno Nono Cap XXVII - for granting a Liberty to carry Rice from South and North Carolina and Georgia directly to any Part of America to the Southward of the said Provinces 4pp; 1777 Anno Decimo Septimo Cap XXVII - Drawback of the Duties of Customs on the Exportation of Tea to Ireland 6pp; 1777 Anno Decimo Septimo Cap XXXIV - for the better Supply of Mariners and Seamen to serve in His Majesty's Ships of War 4pp; 1777 Anno Decimo Septimo Cap XLIV - An Act encouraging the making of Indico in the British Plantations in America registering the Prices at which Corn is sold in the several counties of Great Britain encouraging the manufacture of Leather allowing Timber and Wood to be exported from the Island of Dominica allowing a Bounty on the Exportation of British-made Cordage 6pp; 1778 Anno Decimo Octavo Cap LV - to permit the Exportation of Goods directly from Ireland into any British Plantation in America or any British Settlement on the Coast of Africa; Fisheries and Navigation of Ireland 8pp; 1778 Anno Decimo Octavo Cap LVIII - to the preventing the Clandestine Conveyance of Sugar and Paneles from the British Colonies and Plantations in America 6pp; 1779 Anno Decimo Nono Cap XLI - granting a Drawback of Duties upon all foreign Wines exported from Great Britain to any British Colony in America or the East Indies 4pp; 1779 Anno Decimo Nono Cap LXXI - An Act for granting to His Majesty a certain Sum of Money out of the Sinking Fund and for further appropriating the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament 23pp; 1801 Anno Quadragesimo Primo Cap LXXVII - the Importation of certain Fish from Newfoundland and the Coast of Labrador 3pp; 1801 Anno Quadragesimo Primo Cap XCVII - An Act to continue several Laws relating to encouraging the Fisheries carried on at Newfoundland at the Greenland Seas and Davis Streights to the making of the Port of Saint John's in the Island of Antigua a free Port and to permitting the Importation of Goods from Countries in America belonging to any Foreign European Sovereign or State 4pp; 1806 Anno Quadragesimo Sexto Cap XVII - to permit the Exportation to the United Kingdom of Wool from the British Plantations in America 2pp; 1807 Anno Quadragesimo Septimo Cap XXXVIII - the Importation of certain enumerated Articles eg Scantling Planks Squared Timber Horses Neat Cattle Gypsum Grind Stones etc into the British Colonies on the Continent of North America 2pp; 1808 Anno Quadragesimo Octavo Cap XXI - to empower Commissioners appointed for distributing the Money paid by the United States of America 2pp; 1809 Anno Quadragesimo Nono Cap XLVII - to permit certain Articles the Growth Production or Manufacture of Europe to be laden and shipped on board Ships arriving with British North American Produce 3pp; 1810 Anno Quinquagesimo Cap XII - for permitting the Importation of Masts Yards Bowsprits and Timber for Naval Purposes 2pp; 1810 Anno Quinquagesimo Cap XIII - for permitting the Exportation of Salt from the Port of Nassau the Port of Exuma and the Port of Crooked Island in the Bahama Islands Sugar and Coffee 2pp; 1811 Anno Quinquagesimo Primo Cap XCVII - to regulate the Trade between Places in Europe South of Cape Finisterre and certain Ports in the British Colonies in North America 3pp; 1812 Anno Quadragesimo Secundo Cap LV - to Prevent Foreign Goods of Certain Descriptions being brought from the United States of America into Canada; and to allow a greater Quantity of Worsted Yarn to be exported from Great Britain to Canada 2pp. Please contact Christian White Rare Books Ltd for more information or images of this item 1767 George Eyre and Andrew Strahan hardcover
1777100737Pamphlet format small folio disbound but expertly taped spine 711-780 pp. Some darkening around edges mostly title and last page very minor aging; overall in nice condition. This content focuses on a variety of local government issues during the reign of George III. Topics include the widening and lighting of streets altering or rebuilding some buildings appointment of local authorities and the regulation of carts and carriages in town. Charles Eyre and William Strahan unknown
1716100738Pamphlet format small foilio disbound 643-646 pp. Some darkening aging and minor foxing; otherwise very good. While only three pages this act focuses on the important subject of the regulation of tobacco production. It seems the primary goal was to prevent the mixing of other substances with tobacco in the product sold to the public and prevent any abuses in the making and mixing of snuff. John Baskett unknown
1725AQ22492London: s.n. 1725. 3pp 1. Stab-stitch holes and remains of binding to gutter. Four old horizontal folds docket title printed to verso of second leaf. A rare survival of a Georgian parliamentary bill for improving safety measures in the cities of London and Westminster regarding the storage of gunpowder. An addendum to an act passed in 1719 limiting the quantity of gunpowder permitted to be kept in storehouses the bill addresses the issue of dealers in gunpowder dividing up their warehouses into smaller partitions to circumvent regulations suggesting further restrictions be put in place to avoid potential fire hazards and the destruction of 'several publick offices' and the loss of 'the lives and fortunes of many thousands'. The bill was passed on 31st May 1725. ESTC records a single copy BL. ESTC T17339. Folio. [s.n.] unknown
1730102277Bound volume of 89 acts folio 11 3/4" x 7" period full calf 446 pp. Various paginations actual page count is done by hand and a manuscript index at the front lists the acts and indicates the page it is on. Binding is worn backstrip is gone hinges are cracked covers almost detached and some signatures are loose some early ink notations and page numbering are on top of pages it appears there are some remnants of wax seals on the margin of the last page some soiling at endpapers normal aging and browning but internally pretty clean; despite the mentioned flaws the contents are in very good shape but the binding needs work. While this collection of Acts passed under George II and George III is not sequential a previous owner has provided a useful index as to the contents and location of various acts. The laws cover a very broad area of issues from the more mundane such as dog stealing punishments for disorderly houses and preventing abuses in making bricks and tiles to more important issues including the raising and training of the militia regulating the price of corn preservation of public highways and the punishment for selling ale and apiarist without a license. Other important acts include regulating places of entertainment regulating the trials of controverted elections establishing trade agreements in the East Indies changing some of the rules passed by Queen Elizabeth on providing relief to the poor and wildlife preservation. A fascinating glimpse at another time and issues of the day. Charles Eyre and William Strahan, Mark Baskett & Others,
176248611S.l.: s.n. 1762 y Roma: L'Imprimerie de la Chambre Apostolique 1773 la Bula de Clemente XIV.- Las cinco partes con paginación independiente 199 p.; 16 p.; 148 p.; 19 p.; 26 p.; 8º menor 17 x 10 cm; Clara impresión sobre papel verjurado; Texto en francés; Enc. de la época en Holandesa Pergamino cortes pintados en color granate.- MUY RARO. La encuadernación algo rozada en los ángulos externos. En la portada una firma manuscrita de la época que no toca texto. Dicho esto la obra se encuentra muy buen estado. Libro de alta significación documental e histórica que constituye un testimonio material clave sobre la persecución judicial parlamentaria y finalmente eclesiástica contra los jesuitas. La bula del Papa Clemente XIV es Primera Edición. HISTORIA Y POLÃTICA DE LOS SIGLOS XVI-XXI E HISTORIAS GENERALES EXTRANJERAS Livre en français Sin Editorial hardcover
174635112London 1746. Folio printed in two columns per page. 2 150; 2 72; 2 195 1 blank pp. PLUS: large folding engraved illustrated plate 'The Situation of the English French and Spanish Fleets when They Began the Engagement in the Mediterranean on the Eleventh of Feby. 1743/4. Cape Sicie Bearing then N.N.E. & from the Center of the Fleet About ten Leagues.' Mild wear occasional light toning and mild foxing bound in modern institutional buckram with gilt-lettered spine title call numbers at base of spine. Title page with two rubberstamps. Very Good.<br /> <br /> These gentlemen were charged with permitting the combined French-Spanish fleet to escape after the British victory at Toulon during the War of Austrian Succession. It was feared that the fleets were heading for Gibraltar and a planned invasion of England.<br /> ESTC T114204. unknown
17671098111767. First Edition. CUSTOMS COMMISSIONERS ACT. Act to enable His Majesty to put the Customs and other Duties in the British Dominions in America and the Execution of the Laws relating to Trade there under the Management of Commissioners. London: Mark Baskett 1767. Folio 20th-century marbled stiff paper boards. $3200.Rare first printing of the 1767 Customs Commissioners Act one of the controversial Townshend Acts that united patriot opposition to British rule and provoked the Boston Massacre.Following the Stamp Act which had united colonial opinion against British authority ""as no issue before a new period of agitation began in 1767 with the passage of the Townshend Acts"" Morison Sources xv. Engineered by Charles Townshend Chancellor of the Exchequer these were intended to raise revenue from the American colonies by imposing duties on goods Americans were already forced to import only from England punish New York's opposition to the Quartering Act and establish a board of customs commissioners in America. This is the first printing of that Customs Commissioners Act. ""To guarantee that colonial duties raised as much money as he had promised to Parliament Townshend was tightening control over America's slack customs procedures"" by appointing commissioners in England and sending them to Boston ""with broad powers. Since colonial jurors rarely convicted a local merchant of smuggling Townshend's acts set up new admiralty courts that could try smugglers without a jury. And the acts made it easier for customs officials to obtain writs of assistance"" Langguth 93. In addition ""the moneys thus raised in the colonies were to be used to render the royal governors and judges independent of colonial assemblies"" Morison xv. To Samuel Adams ""these new commissioners of customs were 'the greatest political curses that could be sent amongst us From the time the acts took effect November 20 1767 many Bostonians had been boycotting luxury goods from Britain by signing a 'nonimportation agreement Stricter enforcement at the customs offices was drawing off hard currency from America and bad times were spreading across the colonies"" Langguth 94 102-103. With increased colonial opposition to the Customs Commissioners Act and other Townshend laws ""the customs administration to enforce them became especially in ports like Boston increasingly militarized"" provoking merchants such as John Hancock into ""calling one of his sloops Liberty and flaunting his intention of 'running Madeira ashore"" Schama History of Britain II:463. The day after the Liberty was seized by customs officials Sam Adams was overheard challenging the crowd ""If you are men behave like men. Let us take up arms immediately and be free and seize all the king's officers"" Langguth 98. With the Board of Commissioners of the Customs headquartered in Boston the city became the ""rowdiest of all the centers of protest"" and those who broke the boycott were often tarred and feathered. As tempers grew shorter and customs officers were accused of bribery and extortion matters often ""got completely out of control. On 23 February 1770 an eleven-year-old boy Christopher Seider joined by a noisy protest of schoolboys and apprentices outside the shop of an importer was shot dead by a customs officer"" and his funeral turned into a mass protest led by Sam Adams. Only one month later on March 5th amidst these already heightened tensions ""a wigmaker's apprentice ragged a soldier all the way to the Custom House for an allegedly unpaid bill. When a guard struck the pursuing youth a tocsin normally used as a fire alarm was sounded and mobilized a large and angry crowd"" Schama History of Britain II 463. In the melee that followed the redcoats opened fire killing fiveamong them Crispus Attucksand the day would be memorialized in history as the Boston Massacre. Printed in gothic type indicative of the first edition. This first printing excised from the Sessional Volumes of Parliament pages 563-66 precedes all American printings. Minor rubbing spine. Very nearly fine condition. hardcover
1766287781London 1766. First Edition. Softcover. Poor copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; wear and tear as with age. Text remains in fine condition and without blemish. Missing both the back and front boards. Physical description; 4 ix 1 741 25 pages. Subjects; Ireland Politics and government 1760-1820. London paperback