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1835 British Parliamentary Act – “Publication of Lectures without Consent” – 5 & 6 William IV c.65 – Original
Original 1835 Act of Parliament (5 & 6 William IV, Chapter 65) titled “An Act for preventing the Publication of Lectures without Consent,” passed 9 September 1835.
This official folio document includes the decorative royal arms on the title page and opens to pages 554–555 from the session statutes. Printed for Parliament in the standard large folio format of the era. The Act established one of the earliest legal protections for lecturers, prohibiting the unauthorized printing or copying of lectures.
• Date: 1835
• Monarch: William IV
• Chapter: 5 & 6 Will. IV c.65
• Size: Approx. 12 × 8 inches
• Format: Disbound folio Act (complete for this statute)
• Condition: Light age toning; clean and well-preserved
A genuine early 19th-century Parliamentary Act, notable for its role in the development of British copyright and intellectual property law.
Condition:
Light age toning with generally clean paper and minimal handling wear.
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