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Sir, The committee appointed at a general meeting of subscribers to manage and promote the subscription, for publishing a course of lectures on zoonomia, or the laws of animal life, by the late Dr. Garnett, for raising a fund for the benefit of his orphan children, confident they can apply no where with a greater prospect of success than to the members of the Royal Institution, who so often witnessed the peculiar talents and virtues of the doctor; ...
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GARNETT, Thomas (1766--1802)
[Popular lectures on zoonomia. Subscriptions]
Sir, The committee appointed at a general meeting of subscribers to manage and promote the subscription, for publishing a course of lectures on zoonomia, or the laws of animal life, by the late Dr. Garnett, for raising a fund for the benefit of his orphan children, confident they can apply no where with a greater prospect of success than to the members of the Royal Institution, who so often witnessed the peculiar talents and virtues of the doctor; ...
London: W. Savage, printer, [1803?].
[4] p. ; 22.5 cm. (4°)
Folded half-sheet, verso and conjugate leaf blank. Drop-head title. A printed letter signed in MS. 18 Jany 1803 Wm C Cuppage Sec:ry / to the Committee. Garnett had delivered courses of lectures on chemistry and on natural and experimental philosophy at the Royal Institution during 1801. His Popular lectures on zoonomia: or, The laws of animal life, in health and disease were duly published by the Royal Institution in 1804, with the names of over a thousand subscribers; Soane did not subscribe for a copy.
Copy Notes Previously folded and sealed as a letter addressed in ink Jno Soane Esqr / 12 Lincolns Inn Fields.
Binding Folded paper.
Reference Number 6085
[Popular lectures on zoonomia. Subscriptions]
Sir, The committee appointed at a general meeting of subscribers to manage and promote the subscription, for publishing a course of lectures on zoonomia, or the laws of animal life, by the late Dr. Garnett, for raising a fund for the benefit of his orphan children, confident they can apply no where with a greater prospect of success than to the members of the Royal Institution, who so often witnessed the peculiar talents and virtues of the doctor; ...
London: W. Savage, printer, [1803?].
[4] p. ; 22.5 cm. (4°)
Folded half-sheet, verso and conjugate leaf blank. Drop-head title. A printed letter signed in MS. 18 Jany 1803 Wm C Cuppage Sec:ry / to the Committee. Garnett had delivered courses of lectures on chemistry and on natural and experimental philosophy at the Royal Institution during 1801. His Popular lectures on zoonomia: or, The laws of animal life, in health and disease were duly published by the Royal Institution in 1804, with the names of over a thousand subscribers; Soane did not subscribe for a copy.
Copy Notes Previously folded and sealed as a letter addressed in ink Jno Soane Esqr / 12 Lincolns Inn Fields.
Binding Folded paper.
Reference Number 6085