The regent, or, Royal tablet of memory for 1830
Subtitle: with an almanack containing a variety of useful information : embellished with twelve picturesque views and monumental effigies
Publisher: Printed by assignment of John Poole for Suttaby, Fox & Suttaby, Stationers Court, Ludgate Street; Sold by all booksellers
Published: 1830
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 144
Subjects: English Almanacs; Gift books; Diaries (Blank-books)
Other titles: Royal tablet of memory for 1830
Notes: "Continued annually."

The twelve landscape views are small scenic engravings, two per plate, with captions, drawn by either George Cuitt or Frederick Nash, and engraved by Charles Pye.

Each plate has one "monumental effigy" of a royal figure; the illustration appears at center separating the landscape views at top and bottom of each plate. On page 12, under "Monumental illustrations--1830" appear brief biographies of the six kings and queens depicted on the plates.

Caption titles of landscape views: Scene on the swale near Richmond, Yorks. -- Gateway, St. Mary's Abbey, Yorksh. -- View on the fortifications, Calais -- Royal foundation of St. Catherine's, Regents Park -- Dalton, Lancashire -- The Little Trianon, Versailes -- Beeston Castle, Cheshire -- Wensley Mill, Yorkshire -- The canal, Bath, near Sydney Gardens -- Entrance to Hyde Park, Piccadilly -- Easby Abbey, Yorkshire -- View near grange, Cumberland.

Lib. copy lacking 1 leaf (unnumbered pages 13-14) from the Almanack for January 1-10.

Lib. copy is bound in original red leather case, with foldover tab closure secured with a metal clasp to front cover (clasp lacks spring-catch); inside case has expanding pockets at front and back covers, and a narrow pocket with a pencil inside the front flap; marbled endpapers attach text to case at front and back ; all edges of text gilt.

Lib. copy has occasional penciled entries in Almanack.

Lib. copy has sums written in pen or pencil on recto of rear free endpaper.