| Description | Includes references to having laid by one of the Supplement to Chambers in sheets for him till he receives his Volume as a pattern for the Binding; will secure Grimston a good Impression of Hogarth's Election print as soon as it is published; having sent Vol[umes] 2, 3, 4 and 5 of [Guicciardine] with Grimston's magazine; Mr Goddard's proposals to pay one Guinea on subscribing and on delivery of the fourth Volume in sheets a Guinea more, being the whole subscription in sheets and those who do not subscribe to be charged per volume; having entered Grimston on the footing of a subscriber and will remit the money as he seems in haste; Mr Goddard being a troublesome accountant; having finished the History of the Churches of York and Canterbury to this time; it having been a considerable expense to him as there are one hundred and eighteen Copper plates, it being sold neatly bound for twenty shillings; the inscription on Admiral Medley's monument and others now being added; the last paragraph but one being the the most Glaring instance of the approach of Popery that has appeared in any history; a request for Grimston to send the last of his Volumes of the Abrigm[en]t of the Philos: Transactions and he will get the those from the time Grimston's ends bound in the same manner and arrangements to send them out yearly as published in future |