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 1 Addison (J.) Works, with Notes by Hurd, 6 vol. portrait 
 
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 2 Addison (Joseph) Cato; a Tragedy 4io. Tonson, 1713 
 
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 Pleasures of Memory, plates, 1803, 2 copies; &c. 4 vol. 
 
 4 Ana, ou Collection de Bon Mots, 10 vol. 
 
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 Art Journal for 1866, 8 parts ; &c. a bundle 
 
 Athemeum (The) London Literary and Critical Journal (edited 
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 to the Present Time, nearly 300 facsimiles 
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 dispiersing of five and forty sayl of the Hollanders, and great 
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 37 Bentham (J.) Not Paul but Jesus, 1823—Burder’s Oriental 
 
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 38 Bentley (J.) Hallifax and its Gibbet-Law placed in a true Light, 
 
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 41 Bibliotheca Literaria, 10 Nos. in 1 vol. 4to. 1722 ; and others 4 vol. 
 
 42 Billings (Peter) Folly Predominant, or the Town taken in with the 
 
 palpable Deceptions and frothy Orations of four public Orators, 
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 44 B. M. Sabaudiensis in Reformatum Religionem Persecutionis brevis 
 Nar ratio, &c. 1655—Temple (Sir J.) History of the Irish 
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 48 Bowles (Rev. W. L.) Pamphlets and Tracts, Vindiciae Wykeli arnica; 
 
 —Reply to the Reviewer of Spence’s Anecdotes—Vindication 
 of the Editor of Pope’s Works from the Charges of the Quarterly 
 Review—Final Appeal to the Public relative to Pope—Exami¬ 
 nation and Refutation of Roscoe’s Arguments respecting Pope, 
 with Appendix—Letters in Criticism to Roscoe—What is Sauce 
 for the Goose is Sauce for the Gander, an Answer to an Article 
 in the Quarterly on Pope’s Works—Letters to Byron on his 
 Criticism—Answer to Campbell—A Voice from St. Peter’s and 
 St. Paul’s—Ellen Gray, a Poem, the Plain Bible, and the 
 Protestant, Church, on Cathedral Oratorios, &c. 1819-30— 
 Supplementary volume to the Works of A. Pope, 1807 
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 Poetry in a Letter to T. Campbell, particularly relating to the 
 Poetical Character of Pope, 1819—Reply to an “ Unsenti¬ 
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 1820—Byron (Lord) Letter on the Rev. W. L. Bowles’ Stric¬ 
 tures on the Life and Writings of Pope, 1821—Bowles, Two 
 Letters to Lord Byron, in answer to the preceding, 1821— 
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 in reply to Mr. Roscoe, 1825—A Supplementary Volume to 
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 trated by the insertion of Portraits, Cuttings, Play Bills, and 
 Autograph Letters of Tate Wilkinson and other Eminent Per¬ 
 formers of the Day, together 8 vol. calf gilt, uniform 
 
 Wilkinson (Tate) The Wandering Patentee, or a History of York¬ 
 shire Theatres, portrait, 4 vol. calf neat York, 1795 
 
 Wilkinson (Tate) Memoirs of my own Life, 3 vol. Dublin, 1791 — 
 Memoirs of the late Mrs. Robinson, portrait, 4 vol. 1801 7 vol. 
 
 Williams (J.) Poems by Anthony Pasquin, 2 vol. n. d. —The Pin- 
 Basket, 1797—The Eccentricities of John Edwin, 2 vol. 1791 
 -—The Children of Thespis, 1792 together 6 vol. 
 
 Williams (W. M.) Annals of the Worshipful Company of Founders 
 of the City of London, plates, privately printed n. d. 
 
 Williamson (G.) Memorials of the Early Life and Development of 
 James Watt, illustrated by Portraits of Watt and Boulton, and 
 Medallions, proofs on india paper; also Autograph Letters of Sir 
 Ch. Grey, Balmoral, signed; James Watt, Tenby, South Wales, 
 signed; M. Boulton, Birmingham, signed ; another by him, 
 Soho, signed ; and other illustrations bearing on the Life of 
 this Eminent Engineer 
 
 calf extra 4 to. Printed for the Watt Club, 1856 
 
 Wilson (James) Capital Currency and Banking 1847 
 
 Wilson (T.) A Catalogue Raisonne of the select Collection 
 of Engravings of an Amateur, engravings, some of which are by 
 G. Cruikshank; also an autograph note by him, signed, and a 
 portrait of Hollar, engraved by himself 
 calf extra, gilt edges, very scarce Ato. Privately printed, 1828 
 
 Wodhul (M.) Poems, portrait, 1804; and others 10 vol. 
 
 Woolnoth (W.) Graphic Illustrations of the Metropolitan Cathedral 
 Church of Canterbury, plates, calf extra, gilt edges Ato. 1816 
 
 Worcester (Marquis of) Century of Inventions, with explanatory 
 Notes by Partington, calf extra 1825 
 
 Wordsworth (Christopher) Greece, Pictorial, Descriptive and His¬ 
 torical, plates, proofs on india paper, and woodcut illustrations 
 LARGE PAPER, green morocco extra, gilt edges Ato. 1840 
 
 Wotton (Sir Henry) Short View of the Life and Death of George 
 Villers Duke of Buckingham, calf extra Ato. 1642 
 
 Wren (Sir Christopher) A COLLECTION OF SEVENTY-TWO ILLUS¬ 
 TRATIONS of the Works of this celebrated Architect, among which 
 will be found several Views of St. Pauls, both interior and exterior, 
 Model of the first design; a Catalogue of the Churches and 
 other Public Buildings erected by him during fifty years, 1668 
 to 1718; portrait of Sir C. Wren, a drawing by Harding, from 
 the original in the collection of the Royal Society; portrait by 
 T. Holloway , 1798; two Holograph Letters by him; Receipt signed 
 C. Wren; a Prospect of the City of London, large folding view, 
 
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 the whole neatly mounted and hound in one vol. half olive morocco 
 
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 %* A most important Collection of Graphic Illustrations of the Life 
 and Works of this great Architect, and invaluable to the London 
 Collector. 
 
 680 W. S. Rebels no Saints, or a Collection of Speeches, Letters, 
 
 Prayers, &c. of Persons lately executed , frontispiece 1661 
 
 681 W. S. A compleat Collection of the Lives, Speeches, Private 
 
 Passages, Letters, &c. of Persons lately executed, Harison, 
 Carew, Cook, Scot, Hugh Peters, &c .frontispiece of portraits 
 
 1661 
 
 682 Wyatt (Digby) The Industrial Arts of the 19th Century, 
 
 plates in colours and tinted , 2 vol. 
 half morocco, gilt edges folio. 1851 
 
 683 Wycherley (William) Miscellany Poems, portrait by Smith, MS. 
 
 note on the fly-leaf, “ For ye fayrest Lady in Kent Mrs. Jane 
 Twisden, from her most humble servant W. Wycherley,” in the 
 dramatist's own handwriting, VERY RARE 
 LARGE paper, original gilt calf gilt edges folio. 1704 
 
 684 Young (Edward) Night Thoughts, yiZaies from the designs of Blake 
 
 (with all faults) folio. 1797 
 
 685 [Young (John)] Catalogue of Autograph Letters, Historical and 
 Literary Documents and engraved Portraits, forming part of a 
 Collection of a Member of the Law Society 
 
 LARGE PAPER, half morocco 4 to. 1862 
 
 686 Zoological Society’s Proceedings, and Index to 1860, plates, 2 vol. 
 
 and 11 parts, ( wanting part I, 1867) 1863-68 
 
 687 Zoological Society of London, Transactions, vol. 5 and 6, 9 parts, 
 
 not consecutive 4 to. 1863-8 
 
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 IMPORTANT COUNTY HISTORIES 
 
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 688 DALLAWAY (Rev. James) HISTORY OF THE WESTERN 
 
 DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX, including 
 the Rapes of Chichester, Arundel and Bramber, with 
 the City and Diocese of Chichester, continued and com¬ 
 pleted by E. Cartwright, 80 portraits and plates, with numerous 
 vignettes 
 
 SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED WITH NEARLY 100 FINE ORIGINAL 
 
 Drawings by J. and J. C. Buckler, &c., fourteen of 
 
 THEM BEING BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED IN COLOURS ; UPWARDS 
 OF ONE THOUSAND COATS OF ARMS EXQUISITELY EMBLAZONED 
 BY THOS. Dowse, the major part of them being additional; the 
 seals coloured, and upwards of 250 additional portraits and 
 plates, some finely coloured in imitation of drawings ; some choice 
 proofs on india paper and very fine impressions, and the extra 
 title to vol. 2 beautifully facsimiled by Thos. Dowse, 2 vol. in 4, 
 imp. 4to. 
 
 handsomely bound in morocco extra, gilt edges, and tooled with the 
 arms of the principal families of the county 1815-30-32 
 
 *** A SPLENDID AND MATCHLESS COPY OF A VERY SCARCE BOOK; 
 500 copies of the first volume, and of vol. 2 part 1 were printed, 
 but an unfortunate fire taking place in the printer’s warehouse, 
 destroyed upwards of 300 copies of vol. 1 and 440 of vol. 2 part 1. 
 The latter part has since been reprinted, but the impression being 
 limited to 200 copies, w-ill always render it a rare book. From 
 the Collection of JOHN Morice, Esq., whose Library was sold at 
 this house in 1844. 
 
 689 ORMEROD (GEORGE) HISTORY OF THE COUNTY 
 
 PALATINE AND CITY OF CHESTER, compiled from 
 Original Evidences in Public Offices, the Harleian and Cot¬ 
 tonian MSS., Parochial Registers, Private Muniments, unpub¬ 
 lished MS. Collections of successive Cheshire Antiquaries, &c. 
 &c. portrait and plates, vignettes and seals, 3 vol. folio 1719 
 LARGE PAPER, PROOF IMPRESSIONS, VERY SCARCE, BEAUTIFULLY 
 ILLUSTRATED WITH NEARLY SIXTY ADDITIONAL PORTRAITS 
 AND PLATES, AND UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED COATS OF ARMS 
 
 of the Nobility and Gentry of the County, richly 
 
 EMBLAZONED, NEARLY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY OF WHICH 
 ARE ADDITIONAL, AND ONE LARGE SHIELD OF ARMS OF THE 
 
 family of Booth, consisting of 88 Coats, emblazoned on 
 
 VELLUM, INSERTED 
 
 superb copy in light olive morocco extra, gold borders, gilt edges 
 
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 690 Hutchins (John) The History and Antiquities of the 
 County of Dorset. Second Edition, corrected, augmented 
 and improved by Richard Gough and John Bowyer Nichols, 
 4 vol. folio ( wanting vol. 2) 
 
 LARGE PAPER, portraits, maps and plates, uncut 1796-1815 
 
 Vol. 1 excessively rare, the greater portion having been destroyed 
 by tire in the printer’s warehouse in 1808. 
 
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 691 Hutchins (John) History of Dorset, vol. 4 
 
 LARGE PAPER, portraits, maps and plates, uncut 1815 
 
 692 Whitaker (Thomas Dunham) Thoresby’s Ducatus Leo- 
 
 DIENSIS, OR THE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE TOWN AND PARISH OF 
 Leedes, and Loidis and Elmete, in the County of York, 
 with sixty fine portraits, plates, vignettes, fyc. 2 vol. folio 
 
 Leeds, 1816 
 
 ILLUSTRATED WITH SIX EXTRA PLATES, FOUR HUNDRED COATS 
 
 of Arms of the Nobility and Gentry of the County, 
 
 SPLENDIDLY EMBLAZONED BY THOMAS DOWSE, UPWARDS 
 OF TWO HUNDRED OF WHICH ARE ADDITIONAL, fine tall copy, 
 hound in French calf extra, marbled edges, by Clarice 
 
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 693 Whitaker (Thomas D.) History of Richmondshire in the 
 County of York, together with those parts of the Everwic- 
 shire of Domesday, which form the Wapentakes of Lonsdale 
 Ewecross and Amunderness in the Counties of York, Lancaster 
 and Westmoreland, forty-five fine plates, those after Turner 
 proofs on india paper, several extra plates inserted, 2 vol. folio 
 
 1823 
 
 a fine tall copy, bound in French calf extra, marbled edges, by 
 Clarice, uniform with the preceding 
 
 *** Proofs of the plates after Turner are rarely met with except in 
 Large Paper copies, these were carefully selected for presentation. 
 
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