Four early 19th century broadsheets. 'A Particular Account, ...

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£140

Four early 19th century broadsheets. 'A Particular Account, of the Coronation of the King? And the Proceedings of the Queen? on the Occasion...[signed as reprinted from the] Times,' a reduced width folio, 360mm x 195mm, Key, Printer, and Bookbinder, Penryn, n.d. 'The Sinners Surprising Dream/Being a Serious Call to all Unaswakened Persons, Shewing the State of their Punishment in a Future World if they Continue in their Wickedness,' 4to sheet, 293mm x 187mm, no imprint and (no date) but dated in MS 'June 1st, 1816'. 'Two Favourite Christmas Carols..(I. god Rest You Merry Gentlemen, and II. The Moon Shines Bright,' tall 4to, 310mm x 187mm, over two columns, with out imprint, but to verso inscribed 'James Lake' in MS, who Boase and Courtney record as the Falmouth Printer of the (1817) 'Trial of R. S. Donall, Surgeon and Apothecary Late of Falmouth.....,' (p.117), this approximating the date of the sheet,1817. [Alexander M'Innes]. 'The Life and Description of Alexander M'Innes, a Native of the Isle of Skye, written by Himself, with the Left Hand,' small 4to, 217mm x 166mm, Key, Printer, Penryn, [n.d but 1830]. (4)