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The Admiralty, Whitehall, London: one advertisement, and two articles, one with an...
Catalogue reference: T 376/356
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This record is about the The Admiralty, Whitehall, London: one advertisement, and two articles, one with an... dating from 1737 Jan 01 - 1834 Dec 31 in the series Treasury: Treasury and Cabinet Office Library: The Lister Collection. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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T 376/356
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1737 Jan 01 - 1834 Dec 31
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The Admiralty, Whitehall, London: one advertisement, and two articles, one with an image entitled: 1) 'To Be Lett', annotated ' Newspaper, May 25 1737', unknown publisher; 2) article on The Admiralty, published in Monthly Magazine, 1796; 3) image and article entitled 'The Admiralty' published in Pinnock's Guide To Knowledge', published on 28 June 1834; envelope labelled 'Admiralty', and with annotation '16' in pencil
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16/2
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