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24 Oct 2010: 1. The decline of adult smallpox in eighteenth-century London.1. Romola Davenport2, Leonard Schwarz3, Jeremy Boulton4 Abstract Smallpox was probably the single most lethal disease in eighteenth century Britain, but was a minor cause of death by the

18 Jan 2010: 1. Clockmakers, Milliners and Mistresses: Women Trading in the City of London Companies 1700-. 17501. Amy Louise Erickson. Mary Delany wrote to her sister in 1750 that 'young men have a thousand ways of improving a little. fortune, by professions

19 Apr 2010: occasion (pence) Cleaning 11 200 1 180 Furniture and repairs. 0 0 14 2,801.

12 May 2010: If the abstraction included less than 200 events, the script searched for the combination of eight calendar years that would satisfy the completeness test. ... If the abstraction was greater than 200 events, the script searched for the greatest number of

10 May 2010: registers which record occupations for the period between 1695 and 1729.10 There are data for around 1,200 parishes and chapelries in England and Wales (around ten per cent of

10 May 2010: Lancashire, home of the cotton textile industry had over 300 people per square mile and the West Riding, the ascendent location for wool textiles had over 200 people per square mile. ... The textile districts on Lancashire and the West Riding by contrast

10 May 2010: 2,200 RSDs in all). It is perhaps surprising and worthy of further investigation that the impact of rapid industrial or commercial growth extended well beyond conventional boundaries.