The items assigned are as follows: the copyright of ‘The Modern Practice of the Court of Exchequer in Prosecutions relating to his Majesty’s Revenue of the Customs’, with 95 books (lot 12); the copyright of ‘a Vindication of Providence or a True Estimate of Human Life, in which the Passions are Considered in a New Light [etc.]’ by Edward Young, with 820 books (lot 17); the copyright of ‘Friendship in Death [etc.]’, by Elizabeth Singer ‘since Rowe’ (lots 53–6); and the copyright in ‘the Ocean, a Poem’ by Edward Young and ‘a Sermon called, an Apology for Princes’ (lot 60). Consideration, £212 10s. 6d. Witnessed by John Worrall and Francis Gosling.
Crewe MS/21/f. 18
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30 June 1738
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Crewe MS/21/f. 1r
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15 Mar. 1730
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Acknowledges the receipt of £9 16s. for the copyright of the second part of Letters Moral and Entertaining, ‘by the Author of Friendship in Death [i.e. Elizabeth Rowe]’, 14s. having been allowed for the binding of twelve books.
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21 Mar. 1729
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Acknowledges the receipt of £9 16s. for the copyright of Letters on Various Occasions, ‘by the Author of Friendship in Death [i.e. Elizabeth Rowe]’, 14s. having been allowed for the binding of twelve books.
Crewe MS/21/f. 1v
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7 Dec. 1727
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Acknowledges the receipt of £10 10s. for Friendship in Death [by Elizabeth Rowe].
(The names are cited as ‘E. Young’ and ‘Mr Worrall’.)