In 2008 the board of judges of the Specialized Information Publishers Association ( SIPA ) awarded " The Annual Register " the 2008 Best Reference Publication prize for its " editorial excellence ".
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When Princess Amelia died, they escorted the funeral cortege, on 13 November 1810, every fourth man carried a flambeau, a fact which was for the first time in the Annual Register.
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Parliament has debated the issue a number of times, and, starting this year, has required members to be more specific in listing their outside ties in the annual Register of Members'Interests.
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During the year following that contract, with Dodsley, Burke founded the influential " Annual Register ", a publication in which various authors evaluated the international political events of the previous year.
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According to " The Annual Register ", the act was " . . . probably the most important measure introduced into the House of Commons since the passing of the Reform Bill ."
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In 1984 she was listed by " Esquire Magazine " in its first annual register, " The Best of the New Generation : Men and Women under 40 Who Are Changing America ".
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At the request of the publishers Rivingtons, Lyall resumed editorship of " The Annual Register " after moving to Godmersham, but was soon forced to relinquish the work due to health problems.
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His " View of the Progress and Present State of the Arts of Design in Britain ", in the " Edinburgh Annual Register " for 1816, noticed minor Scottish painters.
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The claims that the Pope was poisoned were denied by those closest to him, and as the Annual Register for 1774 stated, he was over 70 and had been in ill health for some time.
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During this period Otridge produced volumes of its own Original " Annual Register ", covering the missing years and selling them at 8 shillings, compared with the 13 shillings charged by Rivington.
