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Map of Westmoreland, scale about 9 miles to 1 inch, and
Cumberland? by Thomas Kitchin and Thomas Jefferys, 1748,
published 1748-85.
Published in 'The Small English Atlas being a New and
Accurate Sett Of Maps of all the Counties of England and
Wales London, Publish'd according to Act of Parliamt. by
Messrs. Kitchin & Jefferys 1749. and Sold by M Payne at the
White Hart and M. Cooper at the Globe in Paternoster
Row.'
The atlas size is 5 1/2 x 6 3/8 ins; the map has notes of
fairs, market days, Members of Parliament, etc on the sheet
outside the border, plain on the reverse; it is based on
Morden 1695?
The atlas was first published in weekly parts; Westmoreland
appeared in part 1 advertised in the London Evening Post,
17-19 November 1748:- 'This Day is publish'd, Price 6d.
Neatly engrav'd and colour'd, (Being the cheapest and
correctest Work of the Kind) Number I. of The Small English
Atlas: Being a new and accurate Sett of Maps of all the
Counties of England and Wales: Design'd and engrav'd in a
portable Size for the Use of Travellers. ...'
There is no plate number; the map was printed on a sheet
with other maps.
Published in another edition '... London Publish'd
according to Act of Parliamt. by Messrs Kitchin & Jefferys
1751, and sold by Thos. Jefferys Geographer to his Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales at the corner of St. Martins
Lane, Charing Cross, by Mr George Faulkner in Essex Street,
Dublin. A Paris chez le Sr. le Rouge Ingenieur Geographe du
Roy de France.'
The map is mostly unchanged, but during the life of this
edition a plate number, 41, was added.
Published in 'The Small English Atlas ... By T Jefferys,
Geor. to the King, and Thos. Kitchin Senr. London: Printed
for Robert Sayer and John Bennett, No.53 Fleet Street, John
Bowles, No.13 in Cornhill, and Carington Bowles, No.69 in
St. Pauls Church Yard.' about 1775.
The plate for the map is now cut up from its companions;
there are additions to roads, eg Appleby through Kirkby
Stephen; and the canal south of Kendal is shown; hundred, ie
ward, boundaries are added; descriptive text is revised.
Published in 'An English Atlas Or A Concise View Of
England And Wales; Divided into Counties, and its
Subdivisions into Hundreds &c. Describing Their Situation,
Extent, Boundaries, Circumference, Soil, Product, Chief
Rivers and the Principal Great and Bye-Roads; with a Chart
of the Distances between the Cities and Chief Towns.
Together with A Description of the Situation of the most
Venerable Antiquities whether Ruins of Castles, Palaces, or
Monasteries, as well as the most Remarkable Houses,
Plantations, &c. Pointing out every Delightful Scene of
extensive Prospect, and Curiosities of Art and Nature worthy
a Travellers Notice. On Fifty Two Copper Plates. Published
as the Act directs 1 Augt. 1776. London. Printed for Robt.
Sayer, and Jno. Bennett, Map and Printsellers, No.53, in
Fleet Street.'
Published in 'An English Atlas Or A Concise View of
England and Wales; ... Published as the Act directs. 1 Augt.
1787. London. Printed for Robt. Sayer, No.53, in Fleet
Street.'
Published in further editions, by Sayer's successors,
Robert Laurie and James Whittle, about 1794 and 1796.
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references:-
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Kitchin, Thomas & Jefferys, Thomas: 1749: Small English
Atlas: Payne, M & Cooper, M (London)
Kitchin, Thomas & Jefferys, Thomas: 1751: Small English
Atlas: (London)
Kitchin, Thomas & Jefferys, Thomas: 1775: Small English
Atlas: Sayer, Robert & Bennett, John & Bowles, John &
Bowles, Carington (London)
Kitchin, Thomas & Jefferys, Thomas: 1776: Small English
Atlas & Concise View of England and Wales: Sayer, Robert &
Bennett, John (London)
: 1794 & 1796: English Atlas & Concise View of England and
Wales: Laurie, Robert & Whittle, James (London)
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