The diurnal remembrancer
Subtitle: or, Private diary for 1830, being the eleventh year of the reign of his majesty, King George IV.
Contributors: Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain)
Publisher: Edward Dunn and Son
Published: 1830
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 187
Subjects: Diaries (Blank-books) -- Specimens.
Genres: Specimens.
Other titles: Diary
Notes: P. 1-49 are printed with general information including "General directions for health, garden, orchard and farm, with the various vegetables in season, & garden plants in flower, for each month. Taken from the valuable and intelligent Almanac published under the directions of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge." (p. [1]-19).

P. [1-187] are blank pages ruled in red, each of which are divided into two spaces headed with the dates of two days of the month.  Includes separate steel-engraved t.p.: "Diary".

"Price 6s. containing a Page for each Days Memoranda;--4s. half a Page."--T.p.

MASS copy: Bound in half red morocco and beige paper-covered boards; a.e.g.  Upper cover printed in black with date and title "Diary" incorporated into an illustration of a window with gothic tracery and sculpture.  Includes publisher's imprint and signature: "Gray".  Lower cover printed in black with illustration of a sundial and decorative border.  Spine blocked in gold with date and title: "Diary".