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An impartial report of the debates that occur in the two Houses of Parliament. With some account of the respective speakers, and notes and illustrations, including copies of all state papers, treaties, conventions, &c. By William Woodfall, and assistants. Vol. I. (- IV.).
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GREAT BRITAIN., Parliament
[Proceedings. 1794]
An impartial report of the debates that occur in the two Houses of Parliament. With some account of the respective speakers, and notes and illustrations, including copies of all state papers, treaties, conventions, &c. By William Woodfall, and assistants. Vol. I. (- IV.).
London (Place), published by T. Chapman,, 1794.
4 vols ; 21.0 cm. (8º)
I: [2], 463, [5] p., engr. frontis. port.
II: [4], 581, [7] p., engr. frontis. port.
III: 506, [2], 32, [6] p., engr. frontis. port.
IV: 423, [3], 33--270, [18] p.
William Woodfall, journalist and editor of the Whig newspaper The Morning Chronicle, was known as 'Memory' Woodfall for the fullness and accuracy of his parliamentary reporting. This is the first of Woodfall's compilations, eventually totalling 33 volumes. In 1802 the title changed to The Parliamentary register; or an impartial report of the debates that have occurred in the two Houses of Parliament, and publication ceased in 1804, a year after Woodfall's death. The frontispiece portraits in the first three volumes are of William Pitt, Charles James Fox, and Richard Brinsley Sheridan. The title-pages of volumes II--IV read as above to '... Parliament, In the course of the Fourth Session of the Seventeenth Parliament of Great Britain, called to meet at Westminster, on Tuesday the 21st of January 1794. ...'. ESTC t154544.
Copy Notes Bound as volumes 1--4 in a 23-volume set with the compilations for 1795 (q.v.), 1796 (q.v.), 1797 (q.v.), 1798 (q.v.), 1799 (q.v.) and 1800 (q.v.).
Binding Late C18th/early C19th full sprinkled calf, gilt-ruled and dotted spines, black morocco spine-labels with title 'Woodfall's Debates 1794 (- 1800)'.
Reference Number 279
Additional Names Woodfall, William (1746--1803); Woodfall's Debates; Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons; Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords
[Proceedings. 1794]
An impartial report of the debates that occur in the two Houses of Parliament. With some account of the respective speakers, and notes and illustrations, including copies of all state papers, treaties, conventions, &c. By William Woodfall, and assistants. Vol. I. (- IV.).
London (Place), published by T. Chapman,, 1794.
4 vols ; 21.0 cm. (8º)
I: [2], 463, [5] p., engr. frontis. port.
II: [4], 581, [7] p., engr. frontis. port.
III: 506, [2], 32, [6] p., engr. frontis. port.
IV: 423, [3], 33--270, [18] p.
William Woodfall, journalist and editor of the Whig newspaper The Morning Chronicle, was known as 'Memory' Woodfall for the fullness and accuracy of his parliamentary reporting. This is the first of Woodfall's compilations, eventually totalling 33 volumes. In 1802 the title changed to The Parliamentary register; or an impartial report of the debates that have occurred in the two Houses of Parliament, and publication ceased in 1804, a year after Woodfall's death. The frontispiece portraits in the first three volumes are of William Pitt, Charles James Fox, and Richard Brinsley Sheridan. The title-pages of volumes II--IV read as above to '... Parliament, In the course of the Fourth Session of the Seventeenth Parliament of Great Britain, called to meet at Westminster, on Tuesday the 21st of January 1794. ...'. ESTC t154544.
Copy Notes Bound as volumes 1--4 in a 23-volume set with the compilations for 1795 (q.v.), 1796 (q.v.), 1797 (q.v.), 1798 (q.v.), 1799 (q.v.) and 1800 (q.v.).
Binding Late C18th/early C19th full sprinkled calf, gilt-ruled and dotted spines, black morocco spine-labels with title 'Woodfall's Debates 1794 (- 1800)'.
Reference Number 279
Additional Names Woodfall, William (1746--1803); Woodfall's Debates; Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons; Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords