COURT JOBBERY, the Black Book of the Palace - an analytical list of all the Pensions granted by the Queen Out of the £1200 PLACED ANNUALLY at THE DISPOSAL of THE SOVEREIGN . the "deserving" and the "undeserving" state pensioners with notes and Comments

Anon (but Jasper Tomsett Judge.)

Published by W. Strange., Dublin, 1848

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54pp. No cover. Still well bound together & interior good and clean. Owner's name on front. Judge was a well known Royal 'watcher' Journalist at the time & published a few pamphlets & invoked Royal displeasure at various times. In this he does not mince his words & appears to deem a lot more as Undeserving than as Deserving ! Full title reads ' COURT JOBBERY, the Black Book of the Palace being an analytical list of all the Pensions granted by the Queen (from the period of Her Majesy's accession to the present time) OUT OF THE £1200 PLACED ANNUALLY AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE SOVEREIGN . Pointing out, at one view, the 'deserving' and the 'undeserving' state pensioners with notes and comments and historical references to their claims upon the royal beneficence.". Seller Inventory # 005271

Bibliographic Details

Title: COURT JOBBERY, the Black Book of the Palace ...

Publisher: W. Strange., Dublin

Publication Date: 1848

Binding: Disbound

Condition: Good