Results of meteorological, magnetical and solar observations. See Stonyhurst College Observatory.

Results of meteorological observations, 188084, 1889; published under direction of H. C. Russell. 3 v. Sydney, 1891-92. 8°. C

Results of rain, river, and evaporation observations, 1890, 1893. Sydney, 1892-94. 8°. C Results of the magnetical and meteorological observations. See Royal Observatory, Greenwich.

Results of the meteorological observations made at the Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory, Mass. See Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory, Mass.

Results of the meteorological observations made at the Royal Institution of Cornwall. See Royal Institution of Cornwall.

Royal Institution of Cornwall. Results of the meteorological observations made. . . in the years 1840-81... edited by C. Barham. Truro, 1883. 8°. C

In Journal of the Institution, v. 8, 1883-85. Royal Observatory (Greenwich). Magnetical and Meteorological Observations, made under the direction of G. B. Airy, 1840-47. 7 v. London, 1843-49. f°.

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Astronomical and Magnetical and Meteorological Observations; made under the direction of G. B. Airy. 1849. I v. London, 1850. f°. NC Results of the Magnetical and Meteorological Observations. Extracted from the Greenwich Observations. 1848-93. 46 v. London, [1849]-95. NC

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météorologique mensuel, 1869-75; v. 1-7. Upsal, 1870-76. f°.

Observations météorologiques, 1855-62; & v. in I. Upsal, 1866. sq. fo.

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Issued in separate parts for each year with title: "Résultats des observations météorologiques."

Observations météorologiques horaires exécutées par une société d'étudiants; du 1865-68 publiées par R. Rubenson. Upsal, 1877. fo. C

Uebersicht der Witterung im nördlichen Deutschland. See Königlich preussisch meteorologisches Institut.

Wochenschrift für Astronomie, Meteorologie und Geographie. N. F. v. 32-34. Halle a S. 188991. 8°. C

Discontinued with new ser. v. 34. Begun as: Wöchentliche Unterhaltungen für, Dilettanten u. freunde der Astronomie, Geographie u. Meteor.; v. 1-3; continuation of: Unterhaltungen für Dilettanten... der Astronomie, Geog. u. Meteorol.

V. 4-II.

Zeitschrift der österreichischen Gesellschaft für Meteorologie. See Österreichische Gesellschaft für Meteorologie.

(Emmet Collection.

Sanderson (John). Biography of the signers to the Declaration of Independence. Volume II., Introduction. Illustrated by Thomas Addis Emmet, M.D. New York [1870?]. F°.

The text of the above volume forms chapter 4, pages clvii to ccxxiv of the Introduction in the original edition of Sanderson. The indexed material consists of: broadsides 6, documents 11, engravings 7, letters 11, maps 3, newspapers 2, portraits 50, views 28.

Portrait: United States.-Statesmen. John Adams, Richard Henry Lee, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, Robert Morris, and Samuel Adams. Small engravings set in a decorative frame engraved by Newton and Parker in 1795. Line. [New York? 1850?] F°. EM. 1795

Engraving: Liberty. Seated figure, winged and draped; with staff bearing a Phrygian cap; above, the word Liberté. Mezzotint. [Paris? 1800?] F°. EM. 1796

Great Britain.—King. By the King, A Proclamation, for suppressing Rebellion and Sedition. George [III.] R... Given at Our Court at St. James's, the Twenty-third Day of August, One thousand seven hundred and seventy-five, in the Fifteenth Year of Our Reign. God save the King. I page.

London: Printed by Charles Eyre and William Strahan, Printers to the King's most excellent Majesty, 1775. Artotype_fac-simile [by Bierstadt]. [New York, 1890 ?] F°. EM. 1797 The original has been described already as EM. 1496.

Cf. J. C. Smith's British Mezzotinto Portraits, part 3, p. 1016, no. 32, and EM. 1480.

Document: Great Britain.-Stamp Office. [1765?] An embossed stamp for ten shillings, on a small strip of paper. Beside it is stamped in ink a crown and circle, lettered: "One Penny Pr Sheet," with an "s" below. EM. 1799

The stamp is shield-shaped, and about an inch and a half high. At the top stands the word "AMERICA"; immediately below is the crown; under this the royal arms, supported by the lion and unicorn; at the bottom, "X. SHILLINGS.

The ros. duty was paid on Appeals, Writs of Errors, etc.; Appointments to public offices with salary above £20 per annum; Probates of Wills, Letters of Administration, etc., in all parts of British America except the Continent and the Bermuda and Bahama islands (where the duty was 5s.); and on every pair of dice. Pamphlets and newspapers larger than half a sheet and not exceeding one whole sheet paid a duty of id.5 Geo. III. c 12. Cf. EM. 227 and 1479.

Portrait: Grenville (George). Short half length, directed, facing, and looking slightly to the right. In an ornamental oval frame. Inscription: (rightt) Aliamet sculp | The Right Honble, George Grenville. Line. [London, 1760?] 8°. EM. 1800

View: Boston, Mass. Inscription: (left) Drawn by Wm. Pierrie (right) Engrav'd by James Newton. A View of Boston taken on the Road to Dorchester. [Publish'd according to act of Parliament May 30th, 1776 by J. F. W. Des Barres Esqr.] Line. 24 x 13 in. EM. 1801

From Des Barres's Atlantic Neptune. Reproduced in J. H. Stark's Antique Views of Boston, 1882, frontispiece. Great Britain.—Stamp Office. StampOffice, Lincoln's-Inn, 1765. A Table Of the Prices of Parchment and Paper for the Service of America. [London, 1765] I page. F°. EM. 1802

See EM. 225 for a lithographic fac-simile, reproduced for the Year Book of the City of Charleston, 1885, p. 336.

View: Philadelphia, Penn. The City and Port of Philadelphia, on the River Delaware from Line. Kensington. [Philadelphia? 1800?] 171 x 127 in.

Unlettered.

Letter: Colden (Cadwallader).

EM. 1803

Fort George,

N. Y., Jan. 9, 1764. To Sir William Johnson. He is pleased that Johnson's Indian measures have met approbation, though Sir Jeffrey Amherst did not seem to agree with them; has received orders from the Earl of Halifax to urge the General Assembly to make provision for calling out militia to act under Amherst against the Indians; has received a letter from Gov. [John] Penn informing him that 140 Indians are being sent to Johnson; the Council have urged him not to admit them into the province. A. L. S. 2 pp. F°. EM. 1804 Portrait: Colden (Cadwallader). Short half length, in oval frame. With coat-of-arms and facLine. simile signature. Engraved by V. Balch. EM. 1805

8°.

From Colden's History of the Five Nations, N. Y., 1866, frontispiece.

Portrait: George III., King of Great Britain. Half length, after the painting by Jeremiah Meyer. Inscription: George the Third, In the 1st. Year of his Reign. London, Published by Thos. Kelly, 17, Paternoster Row, Feb. 7. 1820. Stipple. 8°. EM. 1806

Portrait: Wentworth (Charles Watson), Marquis of Rockingham. Three-quarters length, standing, directed to front, facing and looking to right, edged coat and waistcoat, sash and star, left hand on hip, right hand on table to the left, books on window-sill behind. Inscription: The Right Noble Charles Marquis of Rockingham, &c. &c. Printed for Robt. Sayer, Map & Printseller at the Golden Buck, near Serjeants Inn Fleet Street, Lon

don. 41. Painted by B. Wilson. Engraved by R. Houston. Mezzotint. [1760?] F°. EM. 1807 See J. C. Smith's British Mezzotinto Portraits, part 2, p. 684, no. 104. Cf. also EM. 170.

Document: Wentworth (Charles Watson), Marquis of Rockingham. June 30, 1770. Commission appointing James Dixon to be his domestic chaplain. D. S., Rockingham. With seal affixed. I page. 4°. EM. 1808 Portrait: Pitt (William), Earl of Chatham. Short half length, directed, facing, and looking to the right, furred robe. In an oval frame. Inscription: J. Chapman Sculp Earl of Chatham Published as the Act directs March 1st, 1797. Stipple 8°. EM. 1809

Portrait: Burke (Edmund). Short half length, directed to front, facing, and looking to right. In an oval frame. Inscription: Edmund Burke Esqr. Line. 4°. EM. 1810 From W. Russell's History of America, vol. 2 (London, 1778) p. 511.

Portrait: Pratt (Charles), 1st Earl Camden. Bust, profile to left. In an oval frame. Inscription (above) European Magazine. (below) Charles Earl Camden. T. Holloway Delint. et Sculpt. Line. 8°.

EM. 1811

From the European Magazine, vol. 13 (May, 1788) p. 307. Letter: Pratt (Charles), 1st Earl Camden. C[amden] Place, June 6, 1781. To Thomas Percy, Dean of Carlisle, afterwards Bishop of Dromore. Regrets that he will not be able to receive the Dean, as he leaves tomorrow to take his daughter to Tunbridge for her health, and will probably not On the return until the beginning of July. A. L. back is written: Ld. Camden June 6. 1781. to Dr. Percy Dean of Carlisle, afterwards, Bishop of Dromore", and (in pencil) Member of Dr Johnson's Literary Club". I page. 4°.

EM. 1812 Portrait: Barré (Isaac). Half length, seated, directed, facing, and looking to left, plain coat, left hand grasping a scroll lettered Anno Dom. 1780. XX Geo. III. A Bill for appointing Commissioners to examine take and State the Public Accounts of the Kingdom. Inscription: The right honorable Isaac Barre, (left) Painted by C. G. Stuart. 1785, (right) John Hall sculpt. Engraver to his Majesty | Publish'd April 5th. 1787, as the Act directs, by J. Hall No. 83, Berwick Street. London. Printed by Wm. Richards. Line. Fo. EM. 1813

See H. Bromley's Catalogue of engraved British portraits, London, 1793, P. 339.

Portrait: Pitt (William), Earl of Chatham. Short half length, profile to right. In an oval frame. Below are Brittania, a cock, casks, a pillar, an owl, and a caduceus. Inscription: (above) E of Chatham. Line. 8°. EM. 1814

From W. Russell's History of America, vol. 2 (London, 1778) p. 492.

Portrait: Pitt (William), Earl of Chatham. Short half length, directed and facing to left, looking towards the front. In an oval frame draped with curtains. Below, a shield, the caduceus, and serpents. Inscription: Wm. Pitt, Esqr. Line. [London, 1760?] 8°.

EM. 1815

Portrait: Franklin (Benjamin). Half length, seated, directed and facing to the left, looking at leaves of paper held in left hand which rests upon

a table, chin supported by thumb of right hand, spectacles and wig. Inscription: Engraved by. T. B. Welch. Franklin. From the original picture by D. Martin in the possession of H. J. Williams Esqr.-taken at the age of sixty. Stipple. F°. EM. 1816

The same engraving, differing slightly in the lettering, is to be found in Sparks's Franklin, Boston, 1848, p. 214, and in his edition of Franklin's Works, vol. 2 (Boston, 1856) frontispiece. Portrait: Conway (Henry Seymour). Directed to front, facing and looking to right, military uniform. In an oval frame. Inscription: The Right Hone. General Conway. Line. [London, 1770?] EM. 1817

Letter: Conway (Henry Seymour). Little Warwick Street, Sept. 8, 1790. To Sir George Yonge [Secretary at war]. Lieut. Armytage of the Horse Guards having desired leave to dispose of his commission, Mr. G. Smith has offered to purchase the cornetcy; he incloses the succession for his Majesty's approval. A. L. S. Endorsed. page. 4°.

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Letter: Pitt (William), Earl of Chatham. Whitehall, Dec. 30, 1757. To the Deputy Governor of Pennsylvania [William Denny]. Gen. James Abercrombie is to succeed the Earl of Loudoun as Commander-in-Chief; he is to be obeyed and given all assistance; if he so orders an embargo is to be laid by the Governor upon all ships in the province; the commander of the squadron about to be sent must also be given all intelligence relative to his department, and must be supplied with such sailors and workmen as he may need. L. S., Marked W. Pitt. Duplicate.' Endorsed : "Secry. Pitt Decr 30 1757 A," and "No. 1. Enterd in Council Minute of 7th. March 1758." 2 pp. F°. EM. 1819 Printed in the Pennsylvania Colonial Records, vol. 8 (Harrisburg, 1852) p. 26.

Portrait: Petty (William), Marquis of Lansdowne, known as Lord Shelburne. Directed, facing, In and looking to left, plain coat, sash and star. an oval frame. Inscription: W. Haines Sc. The Earl of Shelburne, (Now Marquis of Lansdown). Stipple. [London, 1800?] 8°. EM. 1820

A wood engraving in the Narrative and critical history of America, vol. 7 (Boston, 1888) p. 99, apparently from the same original, is ascribed to the London, 1801, edition of Junius.

Letter: Petty (William), Marquis of Lansdowne, known as Lord Shelburne. High Wycombe, [England,] Apr. 5, 1787. To Abbé [André Morellet?]. Lansdowne will be interested to learn what goes on in the extraordinary assembly called together by the King; the minds of men are opening so rapidly that something must soon ensue in favor of the general rights of men; the translation of Condorcet's Life of Turgot is published; would like to have all his political works translated; the middle classes are better instructed than the principal people; Alderman Townsend [James Townshend] would like the Abbé to place his son under the Bishop of Blois. A. L. S., Lansdown. 4 PP. 4°.

EM. 1821

Letter: Fitzroy (Augustus Henry), 3d Duke of Grafton. Wakefield Lodge, July 16, 1774. Το Jos. Sharpe. Concerning the portions of his children and the dower of the Duchess. A. L. S. 2 PP. 4°. EM. 1822

View: Boston, Mass. Inscription: A view of part of the town of Boston in New England and Brittish ships of war landing their troops! 1768. In the lower right hand corner is the dedication : To the Earl of Hillsborough, His Majests Sery of State for America. This view of the only well Plan'd Expedition formed for supporting ye dignity of Britain & chastising ye insolence of America is hum'y Inscrib'd. Along the bottom is given the key and explanation. Engraved, printed, and sold by Paul Revere, Boston [1770]. Line. Colored. 151 x 913 in. EM. 1823 A reduced heliotype is to be found in the Memorial history of Boston, vol. 2 (1881) p. 532, and a fac-simile (not colored) also appears in J. H. Stark's Antique views of Boston, 1882, p. 202. See also E. H. Goss's Paul Revere, vol. 1 (Boston, 1891) p. 81 for a reproduction and detailed description of it; and cf. the Narrative and critical history of America, vol. 6 (Boston, 1888) p. 81 for a wood engraving of another similar print by Revere, and for further notes upon both. New-York (The) Gazette; or, the Weekly Post-Boy. Sept. 25, 1766. No. 1238. New York: John Holt. 4 pp. Fo. EM. 1824

William Pitt's acceptance of a peerage; surprise and displeasure among the people.

Portrait: Townshend (Charles). Half length, in oval frame, directed to left, facing and looking to right, own hair, white stock and frill. Inscription: (left) Sr. Jos. Reynolds Pinx, (right) J. Dixon Fecit The Right Honble Charles Townshend Esqr. late Chancellor of the Exchequer, and one of His Majesty's Most Honble. Privy Council. &c. Publish'd as the Act directs Dec. the 21. 1770. by the Proprietor Wm. Wynn Ryland Engraver to His Mezzotint. Majesty in Cornhill. F°. EM. 1825 See J. C. Smith's British Mezzotinto Portraits, part 1, p.

EM. 1826

Portrait: Hancock (John). Half length, directed, facing, and looking to the right, wig, white stock. Inscription: John Hancock Engraved by J. B. Longacre from an original picture Painted by Copley in 1765. Stipple. 8°. EM. 1827

From Sanderson's Biography of the Signers, vol. 1 (Phila., 1823) p. 1.

Portrait: Hood (Samuel), Viscount Hood. Three-quarters length, directed and facing to right, looking to front, wig, naval uniform, right arm resting on rock to the left, hand holding telescope, ship in background to the right. Inscription: (centre) J. Northcote pinxt. (left) Printed for

Sold by Carington Bowles (right) No. 69 in St. Pauls Church Yard London. | The Right Honble. Samuel, Baron Hood, of Catherington, and Baronet; Rear Admiral of the Blue. Published as the Act directs [12 April 1784]. In lower left hand corner 524. Mezzotint. F°.

EM. 1828 See J. C. Smith's British Mezzotinto Portraits, part 4, p. 1733, no. 86.

View: Boston, Mass. Old State House in 1791. Small wood engraving by Fox with about a column of text. EM. 1829 From S. A. Drake's Old landmarks of Boston, Boston, 1873, pp. 89, 90.

In

Portrait: George III., King of Great Britain. Profile to left, embroidered coat, sash and star. an oval frame; crown above, cannon, flags, etc. below. Inscription: George the III. King of Great Britain, (to the right, below) Benoist sculp. Line. 8°. EM. 1830 From Entick's History of the late war, vol. 4 (London, 1763) frontispiece. For a reproduction see the Narrative and critical history of America, vol. 4 (Boston, 1888) p. 76. View: Boston, Mass. Inscription: (right) Am. photo-litho. Co. N. Y. (Osborne's Process | Boston Massacre, March 5, 1770. After the engraving by Paul Revere. [1880?] 8°. EM. 1831 Boston-Gazette (The), and Country Journal. Mar. 12, 1770. No. 779. Boston: Edes & Gill.

Court.

4 pp. F. Fac-simile reprint. EM. 1832 Non-importation voted by several towns; Boston Massacre. Document: Suffolk County, Mass.-Superior Boston, Feb. 16, 1762. Indictment of Philip Robinson for robbing the house of Solomon Davis. D. S., Edw. Trowbridge, Att., P. Dowd, Reg. On the back is written the report of the grand jury finding a true bill, signed by Willm. Blair Townsend, Foreman; and the certificate, signed by Sam Winthrop, Clerk, that Robinson had pleaded not guilty. Endorsed. I page. F°. EM. 1833

View: Gaspé Point, Narragansett Bay. Inscription: (left) Painted by J. McNevin (right) Engd by J. Rogers | Destruction of the schooner Gaspé in the waters of Rhode Island 1772. Line. 8°. EM. 1834

From W. L. Stone's History of New York city, N. Y., 1872, p. 239.

Document: Goldthwait (Thomas). Boston, Nov. 15, 1770. List of supplies needed for Fort Pownall. A. D. S. Note stating that the last supply was on Oct. 9, 1769, signed by Edward Sheaffe. Order of council, Nov. 30, 1770, directing that the articles be forwarded, signed by Thomas Hutchinson. Endorsed. I page. 4°. EM. 1835 Portrait Franklin (Benjamin). Inscription: Benjamin Franklin. Painted by David Martin: Lithograph? In a decorative frame. [1850?] 4°. EM. 1836

F°.

Boston, Mass.-Town Meeting. Boston, December 1, 1773. At a Meeting of the People of Boston and the neighbouring Towns, etc. [Boston:] Printed by Edes and Gill, 1773. I page. Photo-lithograph fac-simile. [New York? 1890?] EM. 1837 Report of the meetings on Monday and Tuesday, November 29 and 30, 1773, to prevent the unloading of the tea sent by the East India Company.

Engraving: Tea-Tax-Tempest (The), or the Anglo-American Revolution. Line. [London ?] 1778. F°. EM. 1838

See EM. 309.

Portrait: North (Frederick), 2nd Earl of Guilford. Half length, profile to the left. In an oval frame. Inscription: W Ridley sculpt. Lord North. Published by Vernor & Hood, 31 Poultry, April 1st. 1798. Stipple. 8°. EM. 1839

From Junius, vol. 2 (London, 1801) p. 37. Portrait: Stuart (John), 3d Earl of Bute. Bust, directed to front, facing and looking slightly to right. In a circular frame. Inscription: (right) Benoist sculp. | The Right Honble, John Earl of Bute. Line. 8°. EM. 1840 From Entick's History of the late war, vol. 5 (London, 1765) P. 92.