1787 vii (9 Ergebnisse)

One page, 12mo, bifolium, fold marks, good condition. Addressed to "Mr Hogarth | Hay Market | London" on final page of bifolium, with docketed information and a penny red. Text: "Lady Lyttelton requests Mr. Hogarth to send her a block of white drawing paper like the enclosed [bit?], to be sent as soon as possible to No. 17 St James's Place directed to her. | August 10th || The block to be like the one Captain Percy bought at Mr. Hogarth's.".

2. Bruxelles, s.e., 1787, in-4°, 1 p. Upper margin frayed and dustsoiled. The viceroys of the Austrian Low Countries (princess Maria-Christina and Albert-Casimir of Sachsen-Teschen) write soothingly and ask the Assembly to choose representatives who will receive further instructions (as in their previous letter); they also announce they have been invited to the Court to plead the Belgian cause (they were to be deposed). Text in French. Signed in print for exact copy by De Cock.

2. Bruxelles, s.e., 1787, in-folio, 1 p. The viceroys of the Austrian Low Countries (princess Maria-Christina and Albert-Casimir of Sachsen-Teschen) write soothingly and ask the Assembly to choose representatives who will receive further instructions. Signed in print by De Lannoy. Text in French. Text printed partly in italic.

2. Bruxelles, H. F. t'Serstevens, 1787, in-folio, 1 p. A very reassuring report about the way the envoys have been received in Vienna; the Emperor consents to Belgian wishes and just asks for his taxes to be voted. Text in French.

2. Bruxelles, chez H.F. t'Serstevens, in-f°, 32 x 20 cm, 1 pp. Publié par les Etats de Brabant, signé pour copie; De Cock. Lettre pour rassurer les Etats que l'empéreur va certainement rien proposer qui puisse être contraire aux constitutions.

2. Bruxelles, H.F. 't Serstevens, lettre imprimée in-folio, 32 x 19,5 cm, 1 pp, imprimée sur papier bleuâtre. Prince de Kaunitz fait connaitre par une dépêche du 29 Juin que Sa Majesté désire de recevoir à Vienne des députés de tous les Ordres des Etats & particulièrement aussi du tiers Etat avec leurs plaintes.

2. Bruxelles, 1787, in-8°, 23 x 13,5 cm, 4 pp, plié. Lettre signée par A. Vander Stricht,., J.B. Vanden Sande. Les Syndics assurent que le peuple restera calme et ne touchera ni les Papiers du Gouvernement, ni les Arsenaux, ni les Magasins de Poudre.

Gent, P.F.de Goesin, 1787, in-plano, 37 x 22 cm, met kopvignet in houtgravure. Vanderhaeghen Nr.6808. Verbod op het verspreiden van de krant Courier du Bas-Rhin. Censorship, official broadside to suppress the newspaper '' Courier du Bas-Rhin ''.

3. En Brabant (Bruxelles), no printer, 1787, in-8°, 16 pp, sewn, in a blind wrapper, ex-library with a stamp on the title, outer margin frayed and dustsoiled. Text in French. Mock description of a cavalcade or pageant. All the participating persons figures play a role in the Brabant revolution and are duly caracterised in a mocking manner.