Georgian Group J 15

Article on the work of Samuel Taborer, an early-eighteenth-century mason and the presumed architect of All Saints Church at Trusley and St Chad's at Barton Blount, both in south Derbyshire.

Article on a medal issued in silver, bronze, pewter and lead versions by the Jacobite court-in-exile in 1721, one of the purposes of which would have been for distribution to British sympathisers.

Article on some previously unpublished designs made by Lewis Nockalls Cottingham in c. 1818--22 for a classical villa at Littleover on the southwestern edge of Derby, with a suggestion that the house which was built there was a reduced version of one of these proposals, probably executed by a local amateur architect.

Article examining the permanent bazaars of early-nineteenth-century London, including the development of the concept of browsing, the use of display, and the combination of shopping with entertainment. The use of a pioneering form of retail building, providing abundant space and light and suited to a sales system dependent on the exhibition of goods, is also examined, including its role as a precursor of the department store.