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Athenaíon,* 164, Regent Street, and at the Argyll Rooms. Comprising the whole circle of the arts, sciences, and belles lettres. To be governed by a royal charter. President, Richard Paul Jodrell, Esq. F.R.S. ... *The Greek term substituted for Athénée Royal.
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ATHENAÍON, ...
Athenaíon,* 164, Regent Street, and at the Argyll Rooms. Comprising the whole circle of the arts, sciences, and belles lettres. To be governed by a royal charter. President, Richard Paul Jodrell, Esq. F.R.S. ... *The Greek term substituted for Athénée Royal.
[London]: [1824].
4 p. : [1] wd-engr. illus. ; 32.6 cm. (2°)
Drop-head title. Dated at end 'Athenaion, October 18th, 1824' followed by a 'Circular' letter, dated 'Oct. 20th, 1824', printed at the end and signed by B.P. Capper, assistant secretary, inviting applications for names to be inserted as 'Subscribers, Patrons, Members, Fellows, or Proprietors; and in the latter case, for what Share or Shares.' The wood-engraved vignette at head is by G Bonner after W.C. Brook. Textual changes in MS. including the alteration of the date of the 'commemoration of the Fete of Minerva' from 'Tuesday the 23rd of November' to Thursday the 13 day of January. A review in The London Magazine for January 1825 (pp. 113--115) lampooned the prospectus of the new 'Literary Society' for its use of 'words without grammar'.
Copy Notes The printed letter inscribed in ink Sir and John Soane Esqr R A.
Binding Folded paper.
Reference Number 6092
Athenaíon,* 164, Regent Street, and at the Argyll Rooms. Comprising the whole circle of the arts, sciences, and belles lettres. To be governed by a royal charter. President, Richard Paul Jodrell, Esq. F.R.S. ... *The Greek term substituted for Athénée Royal.
[London]: [1824].
4 p. : [1] wd-engr. illus. ; 32.6 cm. (2°)
Drop-head title. Dated at end 'Athenaion, October 18th, 1824' followed by a 'Circular' letter, dated 'Oct. 20th, 1824', printed at the end and signed by B.P. Capper, assistant secretary, inviting applications for names to be inserted as 'Subscribers, Patrons, Members, Fellows, or Proprietors; and in the latter case, for what Share or Shares.' The wood-engraved vignette at head is by G Bonner after W.C. Brook. Textual changes in MS. including the alteration of the date of the 'commemoration of the Fete of Minerva' from 'Tuesday the 23rd of November' to Thursday the 13 day of January. A review in The London Magazine for January 1825 (pp. 113--115) lampooned the prospectus of the new 'Literary Society' for its use of 'words without grammar'.
Copy Notes The printed letter inscribed in ink Sir and John Soane Esqr R A.
Binding Folded paper.
Reference Number 6092