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Lecture on immigration, and the right of naturalization. / By Thomas L. Nichols.
Title and imprint from front wrapper.
Thoughts on emigration
Author's name supplied from MS note on cover ; date from p. 2, paragraph 1.
The reply of the Guardians for the Relief and Employment of the Poor of the city of Philadelphia, the district of Southwark, and the townships of the Northern Liberties and Penn, : to certain remarks made in their presentments by the grand inquests inquiring for the county of Philadelphia, for February and April sessions 1849.
Library Company copy 112411.O bound in yellow printed paper wrappers; ink stamp on front wrapper: Duplicate Sold.
Joseph Sill diaries [Transcript]
Joseph Sill was born in England and immigrated to the United States at the age of eighteen. He was an artist by avocation, but worked as a businessman and merchant in Philadelphia. Diaries, 1831-1854, contain personal notes, detailed comments on…
At a meeting of the Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, held at the Tontine Coffee-House, on Monday, the 19th of December 1796, the following rules were read and agreed to,
Library Company copy has a manuscript docket title: Mr Michl Hogan Regulations of the Society of St. Patrick at New York 1796 Danl. McCormick Esqr President.
Society of the Sons of St. George records [Vol. 1: 1772 meeting minutes]
The Society of the Sons of Saint George was organized in Philadelphia in 1772 for the purpose of "giving advice and assistance" to Englishmen in distress. Included here are: minute books, 1772-1949; stewards' records, 1861-1938; treasurers' account…
Society of the Sons of St. George records [Vol. 2: 1815 meeting minutes]
The Society of the Sons of Saint George was organized in Philadelphia in 1772 for the purpose of "giving advice and assistance" to Englishmen in distress. Included here are: minute books, 1772-1949; stewards' records, 1861-1938; treasurers' account…
Society of the Sons of St. George records [Vol. 1: 1800 meeting minutes]
The Society of the Sons of Saint George was organized in Philadelphia in 1772 for the purpose of "giving advice and assistance" to Englishmen in distress. Included here are: minute books, 1772-1949; stewards' records, 1861-1938; treasurers' account…