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Notes and additional matter inserted, Sewed. 6s 6d Oaford, 1844 Shottesbroke was the birthplace of Hearne the Antiquary, whose father was the parish Clerk. 229 BERKELEY-Trial of Ford Lord Grey, for Debauching his own Wife's Sister, Lucy Henrietta Berkeley. 12mo, half calf néat, very scarce. 15s Bath, 1749 This trial took place in 1682; and it is one of the most extraordinary ever recorded. At the last moment Lady Berkeley declared she was married to a Mr. Turner, who asserted his rights as a husband against those of the Earl of Berkeley, and there was a fight in open court for the possession of the lady, and swords were drawn on both sides. 230 BERNARD (Nicholas, D.D., of Drogheda) The Penitent Death of a Woeful Sinner; or, the Penitent Death of Jo. Ather- ton, late Bishop of Waterford, in Ireland, who was executed at Dublin, with some Annotations, as also the Sermon preached at his Burial, &c. 8vo, sheep, fine copy. £1, 1s l65I . Very scarce. Atherton was executed for the most unnatural offence in the penal code—the only Irish prelate who ever suffered for it. This copy contains Bernard's Farewell Sermons at Drogheda. 231 35trnārūi (S) Speculum de Honestate Vite, 8vo, Gothic g/ctter, bds. 15s N.D. A beautiful copy of a very early edition of 8 leaves, with 27 lines in a page, without sign, number, catch, place, name or date, but evidently about 1480. \ 22 Alfred Russz// Smath, 232 BEROALDE DE VERVILLE (Francois) Le Moyen de Parvenir. 2 vols, 18mo, frontispiece, new morocco extra, gilt edges. £1. 15s Paris, Grange, 1727 BEST EDITION, augmentee d’une dissertation sur ce livre par Bern. de la Monnoye, et des imitations du Moyen de parvenir qui ont ete faites en vers, Latins ou Francois, par differents auteurs. 233 BERRY (Wm.) Genealogia Antiqua; or Mythological and Classical Tables, compiled from the best authors on Fabulous and on Ancient History. Folio, lalf calf. 3s 1816 234 BEWICK (Thomas) General History of Quadrupeds. 4to, many woodcuts, calf gilt. £4.15s Newcastle, 1820 f The imperial and largest size, but very few copies were printed in this Ol'Ill. 235 Beşā.--A Booke of Christian Questions and Answers, a worke right necessarie for al such as shal have to deale with the captious quarelinges of the wrangling adversaries of God’s Truth. Translated by Arthur Golding. Thick 12mo, 35lack £etter, half calf. :#1. 5s 1578 and 1580 Contains the ‘other parte” concerning the Sacraments, translated by John Field. 236 BEZA (Th.) De Repudiis et Divortiis, Genevae, 1587– BEZA de Polygamia, in qua et Ochini, Montamistarum ac aliorum refatuntur, Genev, lö87. In a volume, post 8vo, fine copies, new calf eactra. 6s 6d 237 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL MISCELLANIES, being a Selec- tion of Curious Pieces in Verse and Prose, edited by Dr. Bliss, only 100 copies printed, Oaford, 1813—The Sight of Britayne, a Recorde of the Honourable Originall and Antiquitie of Britaine, Lond, 1588, reprinted by R. and A. Taylor, 1814–James I. Con- cerning Lawful Sports to be used, 1668, reprinted by Smeeton, 1817 —The Notorious Life of John Lambe, together with his Ignomi- nious Death, woodcut, Amst., 1682, reprinted, N.D.—The Old, Old, Very Old Man, or the Life of Thomas Parr, written by John Taylor, 1635, reprinted, N.D.—Relation of the Hogfaced Gentle- woman, curious woodcut, 1640, reprinted, N.D.—The Downfall of Temporizing Poets, woodcut—The Generous Usurer, Mr. Nevell in Thames Street, 1641, reprinted, N.D.—Reader here you’ll plainly see, a Priest, a Judge, a Patentee, written by Thomas Heywood, woodcut, 1641, reprinted—Letter from the Roaring Boys of Elezium, woodcuts, 1641, reprinted by J. Sturt–Life and Death of Bishop Atherton—Court and Character of James I.-- Memoirs of the Duke of Buckingham—Account of the Spanish Armada—Fatal Vespers—No Jest like a True Jest—Life of Cap- tain John Simpson, the Highwayman—The Mowing Devil, or Strange News out of Hertfordshire—Life of Mr. Blood—Account of Hugh Peters,and other curious pieces, reprinted by G. Smeeton. Bound in 4 vols, 4to, calf extra, gilt edges, bound by W. Pratt. f6. 15s W.Y. 36, Soho Square, London. 23 238 BIBLE –Septuaginta Interpretum ex antiquissimo MS. Codice Alexandrino accurate descriptum, emendatum atque sup- plementum Joannes Ernest. Grabe. In GREEK. 2 vols, folio, calf. 3s 6d 0.com, 1707 239 3Sible.—The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testament, with a Concordance and the Psalmes in English Meeter with the Music by Sternhold and Hopkins, 4to, calf, 33latſ; £etter, engraved title, but wants some leaves. 5s Barker and Bell, 1634 240 BIBLICAL ERRORS.—Errata to the Protestant Bible, or the Truth of their English Translations Examined, showing the Errors found in the Protestant Translations against such Points as are in debate between them and the Church of Rome, by Thos. Ward, author of “England’s Reformation.” 4to, boards, scarce. 9S Dublin, 1807 BIBLIOGRAPHY and PRINTING. 241 DIBDIN's BIBLIOTHECA SPENCERIANA.—The Supplement to the same.—The Cassano Catalogue, forming a further Supple- ment and Index.-The AEdes Althorpiamae. Together 7 vols, roy. 8vo, plates and facsimiles, a choice copy in crimson morocco eſctra, gilt edges, from the Benzon collection. 4930. 1814–22 242 DIBDIN's Library Companion, or the Young Man's Guide and Old Man's Comfort in the Choice of a Library. Thick 8vo, new half morocco, whewt. 16s 1845 FIRST EDITION, containing the Cracherode Breeches story, suppressed in the second. 243 DIBDIN.—ANOTHER COPY of the First Edition, bound in 2 vols, with some plates inserted, half calf, wmcwt. £1. &b. 244 RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW, consisting of Criticisms upon, Ana- lysis of and Extracts from Curious, Useful, and Valuable Old Books. 18 vols, 8vo, half russia, gilt backs, from the late Miss Martíneaw's library. £9, 15s 1820–54 The three series complete. 245 TIMPERLEY (C.H.) Encyclopædia of Literary and Typographical Amecdote. 2 vols, royal 8vo, numerous plates and woodcuts, half calf. 16s 1842 A chronological history of Printing and Printers, list of their works, biographies of their authors, extracts from the Stationers' Registers, &c., compiled from all the works on Typography and Nichols' Literary Anec- dotes. To those who do not possess Ames, this work will be found the best substitute. 246 RARE Books,—Historia Literaria, an exact and Early Account of the most Valuable Books published in Europe. A SET, 4 vols, 8vo, calf meat. 12s 1730-32 An excellent compendium of the books published during those years. 247 BIADES (Wm.) Enemies of Books. 8vo, plates, vellum. 5s 1881 Fire, water, gas and heat, dust and neglect, ignorance, the book- worm, vermin, binders, collectors, charwomen, and servants. 24 Alfred Russell Smith, 248 ALLIBONE's Dictionary of British and American Authors, Living and Deceased, from the earliest accounts to the middle of the 19th century, CONTAINING THIRTY THOUSAND BIOGRAPHIES AND LITE- RARY NOTICES, with 40 Indexes of Subjects. Three thick royal 8vo volumes, cloth. 363. 10s 1859–71 249 SOTHEBY (S. Leigh) Principia Typographica, the Block Books issued in Holland, Flanders and Germany in the 15th century, exemplified and explained, with an elucidation of the Paper marks of that period. 3 vols, folio, hundreds of illustrations, half morocco. £8. 8s 1858 250 SOTHEBY’s PRINCIPIA, Specimen notice for the sale of copies, consisting of the Indexes to the three vols, and 8 plates of facsi- miles of Block-books. Folio. 5s 1858 251 SOTHEBY (S. Leigh) Memoranda on the Block-Books preserved in the Bibliotheque Imperiale, Paris. Royal 4to, woodcuts, sewed. 12S 1859 PRIVATELY PRINTED, and is not included in his “Principia Typo- graphica.” 252 BRYDGES (Sir Egerton) RESTITUTA ; or, Titles, Extracts, and Characters of OLD BOOKS in English Literature revived. 4 vols, 8vo, fine large copy, in sprinkled calf extra, full gilt backs, and gyellow edges, by Bedford. £4.4s 1814 253 BRYDGES (Sir Egerton) Res Literariae Bibliographical and Cri- tical. (Being Criticisms on and Descriptions of Rare and Early Printed Italian Books, and Accounts of their Authors). A set in 3 vols, 8vo, half morocco, uncut. £2.6s Naples, Rome, Geneva, 1821—2 In consequence of there being only 75 copies printed, and only 50 sets made up, this will always be a rare book. The present copy wants four leaves in the contents of Vol III., and 16 leaves are made up in manu- script in Vol I. Hibbert's copy sold for five guineas, and Hanrott's, £8. 254 PRFEACES to the First Editions of the Greek and Roman Classics and of the Sacred Scriptures, collected and arranged by BERIAH BOTFIELD. Thick 4to, half morocco. £1.4s 1861 255 LUCKOMBE (P.) History and Art of Printing, containing a concise history of the Art from its Invention, with complete PRACTICAL account not to be found in any previous work. 8vo, frontispiece, half calf, scarce. 12s 1771 256 ON THE Origin of Printing.—The Substance of Dr. Middleton's Dissertation on the Origin of Printing in England, and Meerman's Invention of the Art at Haarlem and Mentz. 8vo, calf meat, 6s 6d 1776 257 DE L'INVENTION de L’IMPRIMERIE, ou analysise des deux ouv- rages publies sur cette matiere par MEERMAN, suivi d'une notice des livres avec et sans date imprime's avant 1500, dans les Pays Has: par Henri James. 8vo, half calf, Scarce. 12s Paris, 1809 258 ARGUMENTS des Allemands en faveur de leur pretention a l’In- vention de l’Imprimerie, ou examen critique de l'ouvrage de M. Umbreit, par A. De Vries. Roy. 8vo, half morocco. 5s La Haye, 1845 36, Soho Square, London. 25 259 LAMBINET (P.) Recherches sur l'Origine de l’Imprimerie, parti- culierement sur ses premiers Etablissemens au 15e Siecle dans Flandres. 8vo, plates, meat. 7s 6d Brucelles (1800) 260 HET derde Jubeljaar der uitgevondene Boekdrukkonst, door Joh. Chr. Seiz. 8vo, plates, Sewed. 5s Haerlem, 1740 261 BIBLIA PAUPERUM.—One of the earliest and most curious Block Books, reproduced in facsimile from a copy in the British Museum, by J. Ph. Berjeau (only 250 copies printed) roy. 4to, hf. bowmd. 292. 2s 1859 262 GEOFFROY TORy, peintre et graveur Premier Imprimeur Royal, reformateur de l'orthographie et de la Typographie sous Francois ler, par Aug. Bernard. 8vo, sewed. 6s Paris, 1857 263 ANNALES de la Typographie Néerlandaise, au 15c siècle, par F. A. G. Campbell. Thick 8vo, boards. 18s La Haye, 1874 Contains a bibliography of no less than fifteen hundred books printed in Holland before 1500. 264 ELZEVIR.—Les Elzevier, Histoire et Annales Typographiques, par Alphonse Willems. Thick 8vo, of more than 600 pages, with plates, boards. #1. 10s Brucelles, 1880 * history of the Elzevir Press, and bibliography of all the books prin- ted at it. 265 CLAUDIN (A.) Origines de l’Imprimerie a Albi en Languedoc, 1480–1484, avec les Peregrinations de J. Neumeister,Compagnon de Gutenberg en Allemague, en Italie, et en France, 1463–1484, et son etablissement a Lyon en 1485–1507. Roy. 8vo, many facsimile plates, but a small number of copies printed, new half mo- rocco, gilt top. :Él. 5s Paris, 1880 266 Caxton-Facsimiles of Examples from the Press of William Caxton, at Westminster, by F. C. Price, with descriptive letter- press. Sm, folio, new half morocco. £2 2s 1877 Each leaf is mounted, and the plates are printed on old paper of the last century. Only six copies were done in this way; the British Museum has one, I have sold one and have the other four. 267 CAXTON.—Life and Typography of William Caxton, England's First Printer, with evidence of his Typographical Connection with Collard Mansion. Compiled from originalsources by William Blades. 2 vols, 4to, many plates of facsimiles, half morocco. #5. I861 268 CAXTON MEMORIAL, Extracts from the Churchwardens' Accounts of the Parish of S. Margaret, Westminster, illustrating Life and Times of W. Caxton, 1478–1492. 12mo, sewed, privately printed. 1S I880 269 WILLIAM CAXTON, the first English Printer, a Biography, by Charles Knight (a most entertaining little volume). Post 8vo, 160 pages, woodcuts. 1s 1877 CATALOGUES. 270 LIBRARY of the Athenæum Club, with the SUPPLEMENT, and Classified Index of Subjects. 2 vols, roy. 8vo, half morocco. 8s 6d Printed only for Members, 1845–51 26 Alfred Russell Smith, 271 ASHMOLEAN MANUSCRIPTS.—Descriptive, Analytical, and Criti- cal Catalogue of the Ashmolean Manuscripts at Oxford, edited by W. H. Black. Wery thick 4to, cloth. 14s I845 ºn: also those contributed by Kingsley, Lloyd, Borlase, and others. 272 BRITISH MUSEUM CATALOGUE. —Librorum Impressorum qui in Museo Britannico asservantur Catalogus. 8 vols, 8vo, boards, 'uncut. 391. 10s 1831 The last edition of this Catalogue, and there is not likely to be another for the next 20 years. It is particularly valuable to all public libraries. 273 BODLEIAN LIBRARY. —Catalogus Librorum Impressonum quibus Bibliotheca Bodleiana, from 1826 to 1836 inclusive (wanting 1835) 9 parts, folio, sewed. 12s 1826–36 Contains many thousands of Titles of Rare and Curious Books of great use to the Bibliographical Student. 274 CLARKE's (Dr. Adam) Historical and Descriptive Catalogue of his European and Asiatic Manuscripts. Roy, 8vo, facsimile, cloth. 7s 6d 1835 275 BIBL1OTHECA CHETHAMENSIs sive Bibliotheca Publicae Mancu- mensis ab Humfredo Chetham Armigero Fundate Catalogi, edidit Thomas Jones. Thick 8vo, half morocco. 12s 6d Manchester, 1862 276 COTTONIAN MANUSCRIPTS.–Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Library of the British Museum. Thick folio, boards. £1. Is 1802 277 CODICUM MSS. Catalogus, qui in Collegiis aulisque Oxoniensibus Hodiae Adservantur confecit H. Cox. 2 thick vols, 4to, cloth. :Él. 1s Oxford, 1852 278 CATALOGUE of the Shakespeare Memorial Library at Birming- ham (since burnt) by J. D. Mullins, 3 parts, 8vo. 7s 6d Birmingham, 1873–6 Comprises the best list of Shakespeariana done ; separate Plays and Poems, and English editions. 279 LIST of New Publications published every month, 1802–1804. 4to, half calf. 2s 6d Woodfall and Bent 280 WRANGHAM (Archdeacon) Catalogue of the English Portion of his library, 8vo, only 70 copies privately printed, calf gilt. 18s º Malton, 1826 A. collection of exceedingly rare and unique books, with valuable Bibliographical Notes. 281 BOHN (Henry) Guinea Catalogue of Books on sale by him. Very thick 8vo, half morocco. 13s 6d 1841 Most necessary to collectors and public librarians, containing over twenty three thousand of the most important and best books in every department of literature. 282 TOPOGRAPHY-Catalogue of the Books relating to BRITISH ToPQGRAPHY and Saxon and Northern Literature bequeathed to the Bodleian Library by Richard Gough. 4to, calf gili. 10s 6d Oxford, 1814 Most useful to the Topographical Collector. 36, Soho Square, London. 27 283 CATALOGUE de mes Livres, par M. Yemeniz. 3 vols, 4to, new half red morocco. £2. 15s Lyon, 1865–6. _PRIVATELY PRINTED. Consists of early printed and rare books on Theology, Jurisprudence, Painting, Engraving, and Fine Arts, Medicine, History, Early Voyages, Mythology, Typography, and Bibliography, and other subjects. Very useful to collectors of rare books. 284 LIBRARY of the British and Foreign Bible Society, compiled by George Bullen. Roy. 8vo, calf meat. 5s 1857 Valuable to the linguist, shewing Bibles in every language, also old English Bibles, Testaments, and books on Theology. 284* LIST of Printed Books in the Society of Antiquaries, with the Supplement. 2 vols, 8vo, cloth. 6s 6d 1861—8. Useful to the collector of Archaeological Books. 285 PRINTED BooRs in Lincoln's Inn Library. Roy, 8vo, cloth. 3s. PRIVATELY PRINTED, 1835. SALE CATALOGUES. 286 BRAND (John, the Antiquary) Unique, Scarce, and Curious Books on English Antiquities, 37 days’ sale. 8vo, boards. 3s 1807 287 DRAMATIC LIBRARY of W. E. Burton, Comedian. Over Sia, thou- sand lots. 2s 6d New York, 1860 288 AUTOGRAPH LETTERs and Manuscripts of Robert Cole, F.S.A. Part I., 5 days' sale, royal 8vo, cloth. 1s 1861 289 HiRBERT (Geo.) Library, the three parts, complete, realised 421,507. Bound in 2 vols, 8vo, and interleaved with NAMES and PRICES, very meatly written, half russia. £2. 15s I829 A most valuable and interesting catalogue—George Smith's copy. He has added a beautifully-executed portrait of Mr. Hibbert, drawn by Harding, authenticated by Geo. Hibbert's own autograph, obtained for Geo. Smith by Upcott. 290 LIBRI.-Choicer Portion of the Magnificent Library, 13 days' sale by Messrs. Sotheby, 1859; PRICEs and NAMES. Royal 8vo, sewed. 5s 1859 Extremely rich in Unique Black letter Books, Early Typography, Books on Vellum, Poems and Romances of Chivalry, Ancient ltalian Litera- ture, Elzevirs, MSS. and Books with Autograph notes, Historical Bind- ings and other Bibliographical Gems. 291 LIBRI Collection of Ancient MSS. and Printed Books, Ancient Drawings of the Great Masters, etc. 4 days' sale, by Messrs. So- theby, July, 1862. Royal 8vo, sewed. 2s 1862 292 LIBRI Collection of Precious MSS. and objects of Art and Vertu, Sold by Auction, June, 1864, by Messrs. Sotheby, 4to, facsimile plates, sewed. 2s 6d l864 293 SMITH (George) Very Valuable Library in all Languages, large papers, and splendid bindings, Bibles, Liturgies, Splendid Works of Engravings, Early Quarto Plays, Ballads, Chap Books and T}rolleries. 22 days' sale, PRICED. Royal 8vo, new half morocco, gilt tops. 16s 1867 293% SMITH (George) Catalogue. Another copy, not priced. Roy. 8vo, new half calf. 7s 6d lb. , 28 Alfred Russell Smith, 294 MUSIC.—Universal Circulating MUSICAL LIBRARY of Graue and Scheurmann of Newgate Street. (Comprises over FoRTY THOU- SAND entries). 2 vols, 8vo, cloth. 3s 1853 295 PERKINS (Henry) Library, excessively rich in Earl Bibles. MSS. on vellum ; County Histories; 4 days Sale. Roy. 8vo. 2s 6d 1873 296 STRAWBERRY HILL.-Collection made by Horace Walpole, 24 days’ sale by Geo. Robins, with the printed list of prices and names, of which only 25 copies were printed. 2 vols, 4to, portrait and cuts, Sewed. 8s 6d 1842 296a STRAWBERRY HILL Catalogue, another copy, no Prices. Half bound. 4s 297 STOWE House.—Catalogue of the Contents. 35 days' sale, Aug. 1848, by Messrs. Christie. Sm. 4to, plates, Sewed. 3s 1848 A most recherchè collection of Articles of Vertu, Pictures, Furniture, Plate, Tapestry, &c. 298 BIBLIOTHECA SUSSEXIANA.—The Extensive and Valuable Library of H. R. H. the Duke of Sussex. The six parts complete, printed on thick paper, with NAMES and PRICES, 61 days' sale. 6 vols, Sm. 4to, cloth, £3. 1844–5 299 SYKES (Sir M. M.) Splendid and Curious Library, Manuscripts on Vellum, Large Paper Books, Tracts, Early Poetry and Printing, of the most excessive rarity. Three Parts, complete set, 25 days' sale, PRICES aud NAMES. Toy. 8vo, calf meat. 361. ls 1824 300 AUTOGRAPH LETTERs and MSS.–Catalogue of Wm. Upcott's Collection, partly priced, with names. 8vo, Sewed. 2s 6d 1846 Extremely rich in early state papers, which have never been printed. 301 VALLIERE (M. le Duc de la) Catalogue des Livres de la Biblio- theque par G. De Bure. 6 vols, LARGE PAPER, half morocco. #81. 10s Paris, 1783 A most Valuable Catalogue, edited with much care, and containing valuable bibliographies. The Prices are printed, and the Collection sold for no less than 464,677 francs. 302 HEATH (Dr.) Library, Early Classics, Fathers, and general Litera- ture. 13 days, partly priced. 8vo, boards. 3s 6d 1810 303 BLISS (Phillip) First Portion of Library, chiefly old English Li- terature. 16 days, £3883. 8vo, PRICES, boards. 3s 6d 1858 304 LANSDOWNE (Marquis of) Library, also Curious Political and Historical Tracts, Maps, &c. 42 days, PRICES. 8vo, half calf. 6s 1805 A most important catalogue. 305 BRIDGES (John, of Lincoln's Inn). Four thousand Books and Ma- nuscripts on British History and Antiquities. 25 days, PRICED. 3s 6d 1725 306 LIBRARIES of Francis Bernard, William Patoun, Thos. Jackson, Dissenting Minister of Coventry, Henry Payne, Bookseller, a Dankrupt. All sold by Christie, 1783, PRICES and NAMES. In a volume, 8vo, half bound. 4s 6d 36, Soho Square, Zondon. 29 307 BIBLIOTHECA PARISIANA ; a Collection of Books formed by a Gentleman in France, comprising First Editions of the Clas- sics, books magnificently printed on vellum, splendid coloured Books of Natural History, etc. Six days’ sale by Edwards, with NAMES and PRICES. 8vo, calf, gilt edges. 9s 1791 308 BELTZ (Saml.) Library, including many interesting volumes of Garrick’s. 2 days, PRICES. 8vo, cloth. 2s 1863 309 DENT's Library, Manuscripts, Fine and Rare Books. 9 days, PRICEs and NAMES. Roy. 8vo, half morocco. 5s 1827 310 KETT (Rev. Henry) Library. PRICEs. 8vo, half calf. 2s 1824 311 FARMER (Dr.) Early Poetry, Drama, and Shakespeariana, all now of the greatest rarity. 40 days. 8vo, half calf. 3s 6d 1728 312 STEEVENS (George, the editor of Shakespeare, Friend of Dr. John- som) Library, Old English Literature, Books of great rarity now, Old Poetry, Drama, rare tracts, etc. 11 days. PRICED. 8vo, half morocco. 7s 6d 1800 313 H. H. Cotton, Ordinary of Newgate. Part 3. 1s 1839 314 CROFT (F. R. S.) Catalogue of the Library of Books, Instruments, Prints and Drawings, etc. Interleaved, 8vo, half calf. 2s 6d I778 315 MERLY LIBRARY (Ralph W.) Early Printers, Block Books, Chronicles, vellum books, all finest state, botanical drawings. 16 days, PRICED, half vellum. 7s 6d 1813 316 KLOSS (Dr., of Frankfort) Library, Printed Books, with MS. An- notations by MELANGTHON, and Unpublished Manuscripts. 8vo, facsimiles, boards. 3s 6d 1835 317 MADDISON (John) Old Books, many now seldom met with. 21 days, PRICED. 8vo, cloth. 2s 6d I800 318 ROGERS (Samuel) Library. 7 days. 8vo, cloth. 2s 6d 1856 319 BIBLIOTHECA CoRDESIANA Catalogus cum Indice Titulorum. Thick 8vo, portrait and curious woodcut on Title, calf meat, marble edges. 3s 6d Paris, 1643 320 SOUBISE (Le Prince de) Catalogue des Livres Imprimés, et MSS. de la Bibliothéque de feu. Priced. 91 DAYS SALE. Thick 8vo, half vellum, scarce. 15s Paris, 1788 A most extraordinary collection of Early Bibles in all Languages, Missals, etc. Mystical Works, Historical Books relating to all Coun- tries, French Typography, etc. 321 PRINCE TALLEYRAND’s Splendid Library, Earliest Typography, Classics, Manuscripts. 18 days. PRICED. Half morocco. 12s 1816 322 GARDNER (John Dunn) Sale Catalogue of the Principal Portion of His Library. 8vo, interleaved with writing paper, half *::::: 6S I85 Exceedingly rich in Caxtons, Early Drolleries, First Editions of the Dramatists and Old Novelists, etc. 323 GOSSETT (Rev. Is.) Valuable and Curious, 21 days. 8vo. Cari- cature portrait added, half calf. 5s 18] 3 3O Alfréd Russell Smith, 324 AUTOGRAPH Letters, Historical MSS. of the late Francis Moore, Catalogue of the Interesting and Valuable Collection,dispersed by Auction in 1858. 8vo, numerous facsimile plates, cloth. 3s 6d 1858 Exceedingly rich in Royal and Noble autographs, both English and Foreign, and forms a capital Guide for the Collector, on account of the many facsimiles. 325 AUTOGRAPH LETTERs from Henry the 7th, to George the Fourth, and Caley's collection of drawings of and impressions from An- cient Seals, on sale by Thorpe. In a volume, 8vo, half bound. 3s 326 COCHRAN (J.) Collection of scarce MSS., many from the 12th to 18th Century, on vellum. 2 vols, 8vo, cloth. 1829–1837 327 PORTRAITS.–Catalogue of a Most Singular, Rare, and Valuable Collection of Portraits by the Passes, jelaram, etc., 8vo, half bownd, prices and names. 6s 1811 These portraits formed the contents of the Celebrated Book “ cited by Granger,” and had been in the Delabere Family for 150 years. Many of them are unique. 328 WILLIAMS (Rev. T. T.) Splendid and Valuable Library of Early Biblical and Theological MSS. Books on vellumi. 6 days sale. PRICED. 8vo, half morocco. 5s 1827 One of the most recherchè collections ever dispersed by the Auc- tioneer. 329 THEODORE WILLIAMs' (Rev.) Library, Classics, early Biblical and Theological Manuscripts, Books on vellum, Aldine editions, &c. 9 days, partly priced, roy. 8vo, boards. 2s 6d I827 330 LIBRARY of a Distinguished Collector, 32 days' Sale by Mr. Jeffrey, with the Prices and Names. 3s 6d 1810 Early Italian Books, Aldimes’, Stephens', and early printers. 331 LAWRENCE (Sir Thos.) Catalogue of the Valuable and extensive collection of engravings in the Portfolio of Sir Thos. Lawrence, Sold by Christie. 4to, sewed. 2s 6d I830 332 PAINTINGS by British Artists in the possession of Sir John Fleming Leicester (Lord de Tabley). By W. Carey and Sir Richard Colt Hoare. Roy. 8vo, frontispiece, also a portrait inser- ted, boards. 4s 1819 333 PRINTS of Sir M. Masterman Sykes, a series of British Portraits, from the Heptarchy to the end of William III., Delarams, El- strackes, Pass, and a matchless display of Faithorne. The five parts complete, the greater part PRICED. 4to, portrait, with auto- graph letter added, half calf. 16s I824 334 SYKES, First part only, PRICED throughout. 4to, portrait, cloth. 3S I824 335 PORTLAND MUSEUM, formed by the Duchess of Portland. 38 days, NAMES and PRICES. 4to, half calf. 9s 6d I786 336 THE BINDLEY GRANGER.—British Portraits, from Egbert to 1819, also Topographical Prints collected by Jas. Bindley, Extra- ordinary, Rare, Curious and Unique Prints, sold by Sothebys. Three parts, NAMES and PRICES, and portrait added. 4to, cloth. 15S I 819 337 STOWE GRANGER.—-First portion, nine days. 2s 1849 36, Soho Square, London. 3 I 338 CATALOGUE of a Choice Assemblage of English Portraits, and of Foreigners who have Visited England, illustrating Granger, Dela- ram's, Elstracke's, Faithorne's, Pass. 12 days, NAMEs and PRICEs. 4to, LARGE PAPER, Upcott's copy. 6s 1810 339 MORSE's Collection of Prints, Rarest and Finest German Artists, Etchings, Proofs by J. C. 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There are 7 other Old Plays in the volume. 4to, meat. £1. 15s This play is a sort of religious controversy: owing to the King of Spain being one of the characters, and thus a supposed ridicule cast upon a reigning sovereign, the players were summoned before the Privy Council and the further performance of the comedy forbidden. IO2 Alfred Russell Smith, 1176 "TIS MERRY When Gossips Meet, by Saml. Rowlands. 8vo, half morocco, uncut. 2s 6d 1609, Whittingham's reprint, 1818 1177 BEAUMONT and FLETCHER's Cupid's Revenge, often acted with great applause by the Children of the Reuells. Second Edition, 4to, half morocco. 12s I630 1178 BEAUMONT and FLETCHER's The Scornefull Ladie, a Comedie. 4to, new half morocco. 9s 163() 1179 BEAUMONT and FLETCHER's Maides Tragedie. 4to, woodcut on title, the latter mounted, half calf. 12s 1638 1180 BEAUMONT and FLETCHER's Elder Brother, a Comedie, acted at the Private House at Blacke Fryers, 4to, half morocco. 8s 6d 1651 1181 BEAUMONT and FLETCHER's King and No King, a Comedy. 4to, Sewed. 2S 1676 1182 BEAUMONT and FLETCHER's Beggar's Bush, a Comedy. 4to, wnbound. 2s 6d 1717 1183 RUGGLE, IGNORAMUs Comoediae coram Regiae Majestate. 18mo, frontispiece, meat. 2s 1630 1184 RUGGluR's IGNORAMUs. 18mo, another edition, meat. 2s 1668 ll35 RUGGLE's IGNORAMUs, a Comedy, edited with Historical and Critical Notes, Life of the Author and Glossary, by John Sidney Hawkins. BESTEDITION, thick 8vo, frontispiece by Stothard, new half morocco, gilt top, Scarce. 14s 1787 1186 RUGGLE's IGNORAMUs.—English Prologue and Epilogue to the Latin Comedy of Ignoramus, with Preface and Notes, by Geo. Dyer. 8vo, Sewed. 2s 1797 1187 HOLIDAY (Barten) Texnogamia, or the Marriages of the Arts, a Comedy, translated from Juvenal. 4to, half bound, Autograph note by C. J. Motley, Charles Mathews' copy. 9s 1630 1188 MERRY DEUILL of EDMONTON, as it hath been sundry times Acted at the GLOBE on the Bancke-side, a Comedy. 4to, half ſmorocco. £2. 2s 1631 1189 Deciter (Q.50g.) The Shoo-maker's Holyday, or the Gentle Craft, with the Humorous Life of Simon Eyre, Shoo-maker and lord Mayor of London. 4to, black letter, a few pages slightly cut into at bottom, otherwise a good copy, half morocco. £1. 10s 1631 1190 GOFFE (Thos.) The Couragious Turke, or Amurath the First, a Tragedie. FIRST EDITION, 4to, half morocco. 9s 6d 1632 Compared with the ranting absurdity of this piece, the Tragedies of Lee are sober declarations.—Halliwell. 1191 MASSINGER's Emperour of the East, a Tragae Comoedie. First edition, 4to, half morocco. £1. 10s 1632 1192 MASSINGER (Philip) A New Way to Pay Old Debts, a Comcedie. First Edition, 4to, some bottom lines cut into, half bound. 9s 1633 1193 MASSINGER (P.) The Unnatural Combat, a Tragedie. First Edition, 4to, new half morocco. £1.5s 1639 36, Soho Square, London. IO3 1194 MASSINGER (P.) The Roman Actor. 8vo, woodcut on title, half bowmd. 4s 1722 1195 MARCIANO, or the Discovery, a Tragi-Comedy, acted with great applause before His Majesties High Commissioners, and others of the Nobility at the Abbey of Holy-rud-house on St. John's Night, by a Company of Gentlemen. 4to, three leaves at the end dilapidated and wants last leaf, otherwise a large copy, half morocco. 15S Edinburgh, 1633 The rarity of this play, apart from its merits, which are by no means of a common order, caused a limited reprint in Edinburgh in 1871. A copy of the original was sold in 1797 for £1., and Thorpe gave £4. 14s6d for one in 1827. The reprint of which only 75 copies were done, contains a most interesting chapter on the Early Scottish Drama, by W. H. Logan. 1196 MARCIANO. —The Reprint. Only 75 copies printed, 4to, half mo- Tocco. 5s - Edin., 1871 1197 HAUSTED (P.) Senile Odium Comodia, Cantab. publice Acad. recitata in Coll. Reginali ab ejusdem Collegii Juventute. 12mo, half morocco. 7s 6d Cantab., 1633 1198 FORD (John) The Chronicle Historie of Perkin Warbeck, a Strange Truth. First edition, 4to, half morocco. 16s 1634 1199 RANDOLPH (Thomas) The Jealous Lovers, a Comedy, presented to their gracious Majesties at Cambridge by the Students at Trinitie College. 4to, half morocco. 7s 6d Cambridge, 1634 1200 DAVENANT's (Wm.) The Triumphs of the Prince d’Amour, a Masque. 4to, half morocco. 9s 6d 1635, Written in three days at the request of the benchers of the Inner Temple, by whom it was presented for the entertainment of the Prince lèlector Palatine, at his Highness's Palace in the Middle Temple, 24th Feb., 1635. The masquers' names are annexed. 1201 DAVENANT's Unfortunate Lovers, a Tragedy. FIRST EDITION, 4to, half morocco, cut close. 4s 1643 1202 DAVENANT (Sir William) Two Excellent Plays : the Wits, a Comedie, and Platomick Lovers. 8vo, very clean copies in the Original binding. 15s 1665 1203 DAVENANT's Circe, a Tragedy. 4to, new half morocco. 6s 1677 1204 DAVENANT’s Circe, a Tragedy. 4to, sewed. 2s 1685 1205 RANDOLPH (T.) Aristippus, or the Joviall Philosopher Presented in a Private Shew, to which is added the Conceited Pedlar. 4to, interleaved with writing paper containing a few MS. Notes by F. A. MARSHALL, half morocco meat. £1.4s 1635. Presentation copy from F. Locker to Alfred Tennyson. 1206 SHIRLEY’s CHANGES, or Love in a Maze, a Comedie. First edition, 4to, new half morocco. £1.5s 1632 1207 SHIRLEY (James) The Gratefull Servant. 4to, large copy, half 7m.0rocco. 9s 1637 1208 SHIRLEY (James) The Schoole of Complement (Shirley's first Play), 4to, half morocco, large copy. 9s 1637 1209 CHAPMAN and SHIRLEY’s Ball, a Comedy. FIRST EDITION, 4to, half calf. £1. 10s & 1639 IO4 Alfred Russell Smith, 1210 CHAPMAN and SHIRLEY, the Ball, a Comedy. 8vo. 2s 1824 1211 MARLOW and CHAPMAN, Hero and Leander. 4to, morocco extra, elegantly tooled on sides. 42. 2s 1637 1212 NABBES (Thos.) Microcosmus, a Morall Masque, presented with generall liking at the private house in Salisbury Court. 4to, half calf. 2s 1637 1213 GLAPTHORNE's (Henry) Argalus and Parthenia. First edition, 4to, cloth. 12s 6d 1639 1214 GLAPTHORNE (Henry) Argalus and Parthenia. First edition, 4to, half calf. 9s 6d 1639 1215 WEBSTER’s Dutchesse of Malfy, a Tragedy, 4to, half morocco, the Roaſburghe copy. 8s 6d. 1640 The Plot of this play was very popular, and used by Lope de Vega, Goulart, Bandello, and it is found in an English dress in Painters Palace of Pleasure. Burbage, Taylor, and Lowim took part in Webster’s Tragedy. 1216 WEBSTER (John) The Duchesse of Malfy, a Tragedy, 4to, fore edge of title cut into, half bound. 5s 1670 1217 SHARPE (L.) The Noble Stranger, Comedy. 4to, half morocco. 8s 6d 164() 1218 BROME (Richard) The Antipodes, a Comedie. 4to, portrait added, half calf. 9s 1640 1219 CHAPMAN’s Bussy d'Ambois, 4to. 5s 1646 1220 CHAPMAN (George) Bussy d'Ambois, a Tragedie, ANOTHER EDITION, wanting title. 2s 6d 1641 1221 TATHAM (John) The Distracted State, a Tragedy, written in 1641. 4to, cut close, cloth. 5s 1651 1222 MIDDLETON and Rowley.—The Spanish Gipsie, acted with great applause at the Private House in Drury Lane and Salis- bury Court. 4to, half morocco. 12s 1653 1223 MIDDLETON (Thomas) No Wit like a Womans, No Help like a Womans, a Comedy. 12mo, headlines cut off (always the case with this edition) calf. 9s I657 1224 BROME (Richard) Five New Plays: viz., the English Moore, or the Mock Marriage ; Love Sick Court ; Covent Garden Weeded ; New Academy ; and the Queen and Concubine. 8vo, calf meat. 18s 1659 1225 FLETCHER (John) The Elder Brother, a Comedy. 4to, fine copy half morocco. 15s 1661 1226 MARLOW (Christopher) The Tragicall History of the Life and Death of DOCTOR FAUSTUS. 4to, large woodcut on title, fine copy *n mew calf eſctra, by Pratt. 493. 3s 1663 This edition contains “New Additions as it is now acted. With several New Scenes, together with the Actors Names.” Edward Alleyn used to act the principal character in this play. 1227 ENGLISH ROGUE (The), a New Comedy, by T. T. (Thos. Thompson), 4to, half morocco. 16s 1668 36, Soho Square, London. IO5 1228 FORD (John) Love's Sacrifice, a Tragedy, with Verses Commen- datory by James Shirley, 4to, wants title, clean copy. 6s 1663 1229 CORNEILLE's Heraclius, Emperour of the East, a Tragedy, trans- lated from the French by Lodowick Carlell. 4to, frontispiece of arms of Walter Chetwynd, of Ingestre, Co. Stafford. 6s 1664 1230 DRYDEN.—Secret Love, or the Maiden Queen. 4to, sewed. 3s 1669 1231 DRYDEN.—Indian Emperor, or the Conquest of Mexico by the Spaniards. 4to, Sewed. 3s 1670 1232 DRYDEN (J.) Conquest of Granada by the Spaniards, a Tragedy. 4to, sewed. 2s 6d ió78 1233 DRYDEN and Lee.—CEdipus, a Tragedy. 4to, sewed. 2s 1682 1234 DRYDEN and Nat. Lee.—The Duke of Guise, a Tragedy. 4to, half calf. 5s 16S3 1235 DRYDEN and Lee.—The Duke of Guise, a Tragedy, with the SoNGS set to MUSIC, 1683—Another Edition without the Music, with a Vindication of the Play by Dryden, 1699–Reflections upon the Pretended Parallel in the Play called the Duke of Guise, in a letter to a Friend, 1683. In 1 vol, 4to, half calf meat. #1. 10s 1683 1236 DRYDEN.—AURUNG-ZEBE, a Tragedy. FIRST EDITION, 4to, half calf. 4s 6d 1685 1237 DRYDEN.—Assignation (The) or Love in a Nunnery. 4to, sewed. 2s 6d 1692 1238 DRYDEN (John) Marriage A-la-Mode, a Comedy. FIRST EDITION, 4to, Sewed. 5s 1684 1239 DRYDEN's SECRET LOVE, or the Maiden Queen. 4to, sewed. 2s 1691 1240 NICOMEDE, a Tragedy, translated from Corneille by Dancer, acted at Dublin. 4to, sewed. 4s 6d Francis Kirkman, 1671 1241 PROLOGUE to Calistho, with the Chorusses between the Acts. 4to, fine old red m0rocco. 9s 1675 1242 OTWAY's ALCIBIADES, a Tragedy, 1675–Otway's Orphan or the Unhappy Marriage, a Tragedy, 1691. Together, 4to, Sewed. 4s 6d 1243 TOM ESSENCE, or the Modish Wife, a Comedy by Mr. Rawlins. 4to, half morocco. 7s 6d 1677 Founded on Moliere's Cocu Imagionaire and Corneille's Caesar d’ Alvaron. 1244 JOHNS (William) The Traitor to Himself, or Man's Self his Worst Enemy, a Morall Interlude in Heroic Verse, with Inter- masks at the close of each Act. 4to, half morocco. £1.5s Oxford, 1678 “Acted by the Boys at a Publick School at a Breaking-up.” The au- thor, a native of Monmouthshire became master of the Public School at Evesham in Worcestershire, and it was for that school the piece was written. It is remarkable as being composed without women’s parts, the author not thinking female characters fit to put on boys. The prologue is in parts, spoken by four boys. - IO6 Alfred Russell Smith, 1245 COUNTERFEITS, a Comedy? by J. Leonard, 4to, half morocco. 5s 1679 Cibber has made great use of this in his Comedy of She Would and She Would Not. 1246 SENECA's TROADEs, or the Royal Captives, a Tragedy, Englished by Edw. Sherburne, with Annotations. 8vo, calf meat. 4s 6d g 1679 1247 YOUTH's (The) Comedy, or the Soul’s Trials and Triumph ; a Dramatick Poem, with divers Meditations upon several subjects, set forth to help and encourage those that are seeking a Heavenly Country, by the author of the “Youth's Tragedy.” 12mo, new calf eatra, Scarce. £1.5s 1680 1248 REVENGE, or a Match in Newgate, Comedy. 4to, half morocco. 7s 6d I680 Attributed to Betterton, but is in reality Marston's Dutch Courtesan, with some very trifling alterations. 1249 LEE (Nat.) Lucius Junius Brutus, Father of his Country, a Tra- gedy. FIRST EDITION, 4to, boards. 6s l681 1250 HOWARD (Edw.) The Usurper, a Tragedy. 4to, half morocco. 5S - 1688 1251 DAY (John) Humour out of Breath, now first Reprinted from the Original Edition of 1688, edited by J. O. Halliwell. 12mo, only 50 copies printed, sewed. 9s. Another copy, half morocco. 12s 6d 1860 1252 DURFEY (Tom) A Fool's Preferment, or the Three Dukes of Dunstable, with the SONGS and NOTES to 'em by HENRYPURCELL. 4to, half calf meat. 15s 1688 1253 INJURED LOVE, or the Lady's Satisfaction, a Comedy. 4to, sewed. 2s about 1690 1254 BEHN (Mrs.) The Widdow Ranter, or the History of Bacon in Vir- ginia, a Tragi-Comedy. FIRST EDITION, 4to, whbound. 12s 6d 1690 1255 SOUTHERN LOVE, or the Rambling Lady, a Comedy. FIRST EDITION, 4to, sewed. 3s 6d 169] 1256 WYCHERLEY’s Plain-Dealer, a Comedy. 4to, new half morocco gilt. 5s 6d 1691 1257 OTWAY (T.) History and Fall of Caius Marius, a Tragedy. 4to, half morocco. 5s 6d 1692 1258 MOTTEUX’s Love's a Jest, a Comedy. 4to, half morocco. 5s 1696 1259 CONGREVE's Old Batchelor, a Comedy. 4to, sewed. 2s; another edition. 2s 1694 1260 CONGREVE's Love for Love, a Comedy. 4to, sewed. 2s 1695 1261 CONGREWE's Mourning Bride (The) a Tragedy. 4to, sewed. 2s 1697 1262 CONGREVE's Old Batchelor (The) 1694, 4to, half morocco. 2s 6d - 1707 36, Soho Square, London. IO7 1263 REFORMED WIFE, a Comedy by Mr. Burnaby. 4to, half morocco. 3s 6d 1700 Cibber is said to have borrowed the greater part of this play for his Double Gallant. 1264 SMITH (Edm.) Phaedrus and Hippolitus, a Tragedy. 4to, half calf. 5s N.D. (about 1700) 1265 LEE (Nat.) Mithridates, King of Pontus, a Tragedy. 4to, sewed. 2s 6d 1702 1266 ROWE (N.) The Biter, a Comedy. FIRST EDITION, 4to, half mo- ºrocco. 6s I705 1267 ROWE (N.) JANE SHORE, a Tragedy. 4to, sewed. 3s Date cut off title, 1713 An excellent play, and still popular. 1268 ROWE (N) JANE SHORE. 12mo, boards. 2s 1748 1269 ROWE (Nicholas) Works, consisting of his PLAYs and POEMs. 2 vols, 12mo, portrait, calf meat. 6s 6d 1756 1270 CARES OF LOVE, or a Night's Adventure, a Comedy, by A. Chaves. - 4to, half morocco. 3s 6d 1705 1271 CIBBER's Double Gallant, or the Sick Lady's Cure, a Comedy. SECOND EDITION, 4to, Sewed. about 1707 1272 CIBBER's Rival Fools, a Comedy. 4to. 3s 1709 1273 CIBBER's Lady's Last Stake, or a Wife's Presentment, a Comedy. 3S 1730 1274 FARQHUAR’s Beaux Stratagem, 4to, sewed, much wormed. Is 1707 1275 PHILIPS Distrest Mother, a Tragedy. 4to, sewed. 2s 1712 1276 KNIPE (Chas.) A City Ramble, or the Humours of the Compter, a Farce. FIRST EDITION, 12mo, new half morocco. 6s 1715 Acted at Lincoln's Inn Fields with much applause. Descriptive of London Life at that time. 1277 PERFIDIOUS BROTHER (The) a Tragedy, by Theobald. FIRST EDITION, 4to, Sewed. 4s 1715 1278 PERSIAN PRINCESS, or the Royal Villain, a Tragedy, by Theobald. FIRST EDITION, 4to, Sewed. 3s 1717 1279 CIRCE, a MASQUE, in Manuscript, delineating the respective claims of Virtue and Pleasure, believed to be an original unpublished drama. I2mo, half calf. 6s about 1720 1280 MARIAMNE, a Tragedy by Fenton, 1723–The History of Herod and Mariamne, collected from the best Historians, and illustrat- ing Fenton's Play, 1723. In a volume, 8vo, new half morocco, gilt top, scarce. 12s This play is interesting as having been written at the house of Southern and the author received hints from him. When shown to Cibber the latter petulantly advised the author to engage in some honest labour; the public, however, held a contrary opinion, as the play became very popular, and the author realised no less than a thousand pounds by this his first attempt. IO8 Alfred Russc// Smith, 1281 JACK SHEPPARD.—The Prison Breaker, or Adventures of John Sheppard, a Farce, as intended to be acted at the Theatre Royal, Lincoln's Inn Fields (Founded on the exploits of this celebrated House-breaker). 8vo, half morocco. 5s 1725 1282 WANBRUGH and CIBBER.—The Provok'd Husband, or a Journey to London, a Comedy. FIRST EDITION, 8vo, half morocco. 6s 1728 For an amusing account of the mistakes of the critics of this play, see Baker's Biog. Dramat. 1283 OXFORD.—The Humours of Oxford, a Comedy, by a Gentleman of Wadham College, 8vo, half morocco. 5s 1730 1284 HIGHLAND FAIR (The), or Union of the Clans, an Opera, by Mitchell. 8vo, cut close, new half morocco. 5s 6d 1731 The Music consisting of Scots Tunes prefixed to each Song. 1285 HUMOURS (The) of the CourT, or Modern Gallantry, a new Ballad Opera, 8vo, new half morocco. 5s 1732 1286 WHINCOP's (T,) Scanderbeg, or Love and Liberty, with nume- rous curious plates (one early portrait inserted) also a Complete List of all the Dramatic Authors, with their Lives, and of all Plays to the Year 1747, with engraved medallion portraits of the principal Dramatists. 8vo, calf, scarce. 10s 6d 1747 The List of Dramatic Authors is attributed to John Mottley, the author of Joe Miller's Jests. Bindley's copy sold for 18s. 1287 JOHNSON (Dr. Samuel) Irene, a Tragedy. FIRST EDITION, 8vo, frontispiece, half morocco. 5s 1749 1288 FAIR CIRCASSIAN, a Dramatic Performance by a Gentleman- Commoner of Oxford, with Poems by the same hand. 12mo, new half morocco. 2s 6d I750 1289 GREEN (G. S.) OLIVER CROMWELL, an Historical Play, with an Extract or Journal of his Rise and Progress. 8vo, fine portrait by Vander Gucht, half morocco. 5s 1752 1290 DIBDIN (C.) The Padlock, a Comic Opera, with the Music. Ob- long folio, half bownd. 6s 6d about 1760 1291 CHAPLET (The), a Musical Entertainment, Music composed by DR. BoxCE, (words only). 8vo, charming frontispiece, half morocco. 4s 6d 1767 Dy Moses Mendez, the poetry is very pleasing and the musical accom- paniment said to be exquisite. 1292 GRIFFITHS (Mrs.) The School for Rakes, a Comedy. 8vo, half - Öownd. 2s 1769 1293 MACKLIN (C.) Man of the World and Love a-la-Mode, Comedies. 4to, fine portrait of Macklin in his 93rd year, half morocco, edges wºmcwt. 9s 1793 With List of Subscribers, by which he appears to have realised £1582. 1294 COLMAN.—Remarks on Colman’s Preface to the Iron Chest. 8vo, sewed. 2s 6d 1796 1295 EDGEWORTH (Miss) Comic Dramas, in three Acts each. Post 8vo, boards. 3s 6d 1817 36, Soho Square, London. IO9 1296 MONK LEWIS.—The Castle Spectre, a Drama. FIRST EDITION, 8vo, half morocco, VERY SCARCE. 7s 6d 1798 Barrymore, Wroughton, Kemble, Bannister, and Mrs. Jordan, acted in the first representation of this play. 1297 CROLY (Rev. Geo.) Catiline, a Tragedy, with other Poems. 8vo, boards. 3s I822 1298 FLETCHER's Demetrius and Euanthe, being the Humorous Lieutenant, a Play, published from a Manuscript dated 1625, and containing Passages never before printed, edited by Dyce. 8vo, half morocco. 4s 6d 1830 1299 KNOWLES (Sheridan) Love, a Play, 1832—Knowles' Love Chase, a Comedy, 1838. 8vo. 1s each 1300 CHETTLE (Henry) Hoffman, or Revenge for a Father, a Tragedy, acted in 1602, edited with Introduction from the edition of 1631 by H. B. L. 8vo. 2s 6d 1852 1301 GOETHE's Faust, a Dramatic Poem, translated into English Prose with Notes by A. Hayward. 12mo, calf extra, full gilt back. 5s I855 1302 DRAYTON (Michael) Poems, viz., the Barons' Warres, England's Heroical Epistles, Idea, Odes, the Legends of Robert, Duke of Normandie, Matilda, Pierce Gaveston, and Great Crom- well, the Owle, Eologues, with the Man in the Moone, also the Battle of Agincourt, Nimphidia the Court of Faerie, the Moone Calfe, &c. Sm. folio, charming engraved title, calf meat. £4.4s 1619 and 1627 An unusually fine copy, with general printed title, having on the back a fine large portrait, engraved by Hole. 1303 DRAYTON (Michael) England's Heroical Epistles, with Annotations, 12mo, frontispiece by Fourdrinier, calf. 3s 1737 1304 DREXELIUS's Considerations upon Eternity, trans- lated by Ralph Winterton. 18mo, frontispiece and plates, new calf antique. 7s 6d 1703 1305 DROLLS. — The Bouncing Knight, or the Robbers Robbed, with the Droll of the GRAVEMAKERs, both constructed out of Shakespeare's Plays, 1647, and acted at Bartholomew and other Fairs. Edited by J. O. Halliwell. 12mo, only 30 COPIES PRIVATELY PRINTED, half morocco. 15s 186() 1306 DROLLERIES.—CHOYCE DROLLERY, Songs and Son- nets, being a Collection of Divers Excellent Pieces of Poetry of several eminent Authors, to which are added the Extra Songs of Merry JDrollery, and an Antidote against Melancholy, edited with Introduction, Notes, Illustrations and Emendations, etc., by Rev. J. W. Ebsworth. 8vo, frontispiece, LARGE PAPER, (only 50 copies printed) cloth. 491.-SMALL PAPER, 12mo, cloth. 10s 6d I876 8 I IO Alfred Russell Smith, 1307 DROLLERIES.–MERRY DROLLERY compleat, being Jovial Poems, Merry Songs collected by W. N., C. B., R. S., and J. G., Lovers of Wit. Both parts reprinted from the Edition of 1691, edited with a Special Introduction, Notes, Illustrations, etc., by Rev. J. W. Ebsworth. 8vo, frontispiece, Large Paper, (only 50 copies printed) cloth. 491. 1875 1308 DRUDGE (The) or the Jealous Extravagant, a piece of Gallantry, by J. B., intersperscd with Original Poetry. 8vo, fare, half calf. 18s l673 1309 DRUMMOND (Sir William) Origines, or Remarks on the Origin of several Empires, States, and Cities. 4 vols in 2, maps, new half morocco. £2 2s 1824 The subjects of investigation in these erudite volumes are the Early State and History of the Babylonian and Assyrian Empires, Persia, Phoenicia, Arabia, and Asia Minor. The author has put forth his whole strength. His conjectures on the Stadium of Herodotus and others who have written on the extent of Babylon are very valuable. His disquisi- tions on Hieroglyphics are particularly interesting, and he has brought much learning to bear in his attempt to disclose the sealed Books of the Egyptians. 1310 DRUNKENNESS.—Essay, Medical, Philosophical, and Chemical on Trunkenness and its effects on the human body, by Thos. Trotter. 8vo, meat. 2s 1804 1311 DRYDEN’s Poetical Works, with Life by Mitford. Aldine Edition, 5 vols, post 8vo, portrait, half morocco, gilt top. #91. 15s I852 1312 DRYDEN.—Azaria and Hushai, a Poem. First Edi- tion, 4to. 5s 1682 Political satire, query by Dryden. 1313 DRYDEN's Eleonora, a Panegyrical Poem dedicated to the Memory of the late Countess of Abingdon, 4to, half calf. 4s 6d I692 1314 DRYDEN.—FACTION DISPLAY'D, a Poem. 4to. 5s I704 Supposed to be by Dryden, the real names are filled in by a contem- porary hand. No jests nor puns deform the studied page, But all is manly thought and noble rage. 1315 DRYDEN.—Dufresnoy's Art of Painting, translated with an original Preface by Dryden; also an account of the most eminent Painters by Richard Graham, 8vo, frontispiece. 4s 6d 1750 Dryden was conscious of the imperfection of his work, begun and ended in twelve inornings. Perhaps, says he, the judges of Painting and Poetry may make me the same remark which my late Lord Rochester made to one, who, to commend a tragedy said it was written in three weeks. “How the devil could he be so long about it, for that Poem was Infamously Bad.” 36, Soho Square, London. I I I 1317 DU BARTAS, his Divine Weekes and Workes, with a compleate collection of all his other works, translated and writ- ten by Josh UA SYLVESTER. Folio, engraved title by Elstracke & portrait, also the large folding leaf, fine copy in new crimson mo- rocco eſctra. £3, 15s 1633 1318 DUCHESS of MARLBOROUGH.—Secret History of Queen Zarah and the Zarazians, being a Looking-glass for , in the Kingdom of Albigion. 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A hand- Some volume, 8vo, pp. 300, with 20 plates, cloth. 7s 6d (original price 15s) 1982 FERNE’s Blazon of Gentrie, in two parts, viz., The Glorie of Generositie, and Lacye's Nobilitie, comprehending discourses of Armes and Gentry, wherein is treated of bearing, blazon, Coate- armour, Lawes of Armes and of Combats. 4to, calf. £1. 15s John Windet, 1586. I68 Alfred Russell Smith, 1983 FINLASON (W. F.) Dissertation on the History of Hereditary Dignities, with special reference to the Case of the Earldom of Wiltes. 8vo, cloth. 2s 6d 1869 1984 FRENCH ARMoRIAL.-Armorial General de l’Empire Francaise, Dignitaires, Princes, Ducs, Comtes, Barons, Chevaliers, &c., (with an explanation of their Blasons), par Henry Simon. Tome I. 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Theo- logi Tripartiti universa complectens nunc Bibliotheca perfectum Visi Ecclesiastici. Accedit Brevis Orbis Notitla, Jºxemplar Dedicationem priorum Editionum cum Persecutione Elogii spe- cialis de gloriosa Morte illorum qui recentius in Germania, Anglia, et Hibernia, pro Deo et Proximo Vitam et Sanguienem profunderunt, ut plunquet, primas Hiberniae Talbot Archiepis- copus Dubliniensis, &c. 3 vols in 1, folio, very fine copy, stamped pigskin, clasps. #1. 15s Dillingſe, 1687 Another Edition. 3 vols, 4to, bound in vellum. 41. 4s Amtv., 1626 Much curious information respecting Ireland, and notice of the Catho- lics who suffered death there, as well as in Germany, will be found in this work, which is also a complete storehouse of authorities of the various points of Roman Catholic Theology, and contains Bibliographical accounts of the latter Heresies, and of the authors in the several depart- ments of Theology, etc. 2374 LELAND (Tho.) History of Ireland, from the Invasion of Henry II., with a Discourse on the Antient State of that Kingdom. 3 vols, 4to, calf meat. 12s 6d 1773 2375 ANCIENT IRISH HISTORIEs: being Spencer's View of the State of Ireland in 1596–Champion's Historie of Ireland, 1571— Hanmer's Chronicle, 1571—and the latter continued by Henry Marleburrough, 1571. 2 vols, 4to, green morocco eſctra, qilt edges. £2. 15s Dublin, 1809 2376 DALTON's (John) History and Antiquities of the Town of Drog- heda and its Environs, 2 vols, Svo, many plates, cloth. 14s (pub £1.4s) 1844 2377 CARIR (John) The Stranger in Ireland, or a Tour in the Southern and Western Parts in 1805 (Very amusingly written). 4to, many aquatint plates, half calf. Gs 1806 2373 36, Soho Square, London. 2O I 2378 MY POCKET BOOK, or Hints for a Ryghte Merrie and Con- ceitede Tour in Quarto, to be called “The Stranger in Ireland,” in 1805, by a Knight Errant. 12mo, humorous plates, half calf. 7s 6d 1808 By Edw. Dubois, author of “The Wreath.” Written in ridicule of Sir John Carr's Tour in Ireland, who brought an action for libel against the publishers. The trial is appended to this copy. 2379 JOURNAL of a Tour in Ireland during the Months of October and November, by G, F. G. M. 8vo, boards, printed for private circulation only. 5s e 1836 23SO FORBES's (Dr. John) Memorandum made in Ireland in the Au- tumn of 1852. 2 vols, post 8vo, map and plates, cloth. 5s 1853 2381 BURDY (Rev. S.) History of Ireland from the Earliest Ages to the Union. 8vo, boards. 4s 23S2 GAMBLE (John) View of the Society and Manners in the North of Ireland, in a series of Letters written in 1818, 8vo, uncut, in half calf. 5s 1819. 23S3 D’ALTON's Illustrations, Historical and Genealogical, of the most Ancient Families of Ireland, 500 Members of which held Com- missions in King James's Service in the War of the Revolution, wherein their respective origins, achievements, forfeitures, and ultimate destinies are set forth. 2 thick vols, 8vo, pp. 1400, SECOND AND ENLARGED EDITION, cloth. E1. Is 1860 2384 NOEL (Baptist Wriothesley). Notes of a Tour through the Mid- land Counties of lreland. Post 8vo, map, cloth. 2s 1837 2385 IRELAND.—Sketches in Ireland, descriptive of interesting and hitherto unnoticed districts in the North and South. Post 8vo, half calf gilt. 3s 6d Dublin, 1827 Contains some very almusing legends and stories. 2386 IRELAND.— Proclamation concerning a Cessation of Arms, agreed and concluded at SIGGINGS TOWN in Kildare, Sep. 15, between the Marquis of Ormonde and the Roman Catholic Party. 10s 6d 1643 Agreement at end for the payment by the Roman Catholics of thirty thousand, eight hundred pounds, and the conditions. 2387 IRELAND.—Declaration and Ordinance for New Loans and Con- tributions for the relief of the Protestants whose lives are dayly sacrificed by the Popish Rebels, and by Starving, Cold, and Hunger. 8s 6d 1042 2388 IRISH REBELLION.—Narrative of the most Important Engage- ments which took place between His Majesty's Forces and the Itebels during the Irish Rebellion, 1798, including information inot before made public. 12mo, Sewed. 2s Dublin, 1799 2389 CANDID ENQUIRY in the Causes and Motives of the late Riots in the PROVINCE of MUNSTER by the WHITE Boys, or Levellers, with an Appendix containing other Papers on the same Subject. 8vo, half morocco. 4s 6d 1767 2O2 Alfred Russell Smith, 2390 HISTORY of the King's Inns, or an account of the Legal Body in Ireland, from its first Connection with England, by Barth. Thos. Duhigg. 8vo, boards, scarce. 7s 6d Dublin, 1806 2391 CHARTER of the Royal Hospital of Charles II, near Dublin, for the maintenance of Officers and Soldiers of the Army of Ireland. 12mo, meat. 4s 6d Dublin, 1760 2392 HISTORY of the University of Dublin; its Origin, progress, and present condition, with Biographical Notices of Eminent Men educated there, by W. B. S. Taylor. Thick 8vo, plates, those of costume coloured, cloth. 7s 6d 1845 2393 RUTTY (John) Natural History of the County of Dublin. 2 vols, 8vo, map and plates, calf gilt. 7s 6d Dublin, 1772 2394 BOOK of OBITs and MARTYROLOGY of Dublin Cathedral, edited from the original manuscript by J. C. Crossthwaite, and J. H. Todd. 4to, cloth. 12s 6d Dublin, 1844 2395 REGISTRUM PRIORATUS Omnium Sanctorum justa Dublin, edited from a Manuscript in the library of Trin. Col., Dublin, by Rev. Richard Butler, 4to, facsimile, cloth. 8s 6d Dublin, 1845 2396 GENEALOGIES, TRIBES, and CUSTOMs of Hy-Fiachrach, com- monly called O’DOWDAS COUNTRY, now first published from the Book of Lecan in the Royal Irish Academy, &c., with a TRANs- LATION and Notes by J. O'Donovan, 4to, map and pedigree, cloth. 15s th., 1844 2397 RYLAND (R. H.) History, Topography and Antiquities of the County and City of Waterford, and account of the present state of the Peasantry, 8vo, map and plates, half calf gilt, scarce. 12S 6d t 1824 2398 LOUGH CORRIB, its shores and islands, with notices of Lough Mask, by Sir Wm. R. Wilde. 8vo, many woodcuts, cloth. 4s6d Dublin, 1867 2399 LINES written at Jerpoint Abbey, by Sheffield Grace. Royal 8vo, portrait and plates relating to the family, privately printed, boards. 3s 6d 1820 2400 IRELAND.—List of the Absentees, the Yearly Value of their Estates and Incomes spent abroad. 8vo, calf. 4s 6d 1783 2401 HISTORICAL Sketch of Newry, by Newriensis. Post Svo, his. 3S Newry, 1876 2402 RECORD REVELATIONS of the Public Records of Ireland and the Calendars and Close Rolls of Chancery recently published; by an Irish Archivist. 8vo. 2s 1863 2403 RECORDS.—On the History, Position and Treatment of the Pub- lic Records of Ireland, by an Irish Archivist. Roy. Svo, cloth. 2s 6d 1864 2404 THE ‘Monster Misery,’ a practical treatise on the relation of Land- lord and Tenant, by John Wiggins. Post 8vo, cloth. 2s 6d 1814 36, Soho Square, London. 2O3 2405 HISTORICAL Account of the Plantation in Ulster, 1608–1620, by Rev. Geo. Hill. Thick 4to, cloth. 16s 1877 2406 SMITH (Aquilla) Annales de Monte Fernandi (Multifernan). 4to, cloth. 8s 6d Dublin, 1842 2407 A GLOSSARY, with some Pieces of Verse of the Old Dialect of the English Colony in the Baronies of Forth and Bargy. Co. Wexford, Ireland. Formerly collected by JACOB Pooie, of Growton, now edited with Notes and Introduction by the Rev. W. BARNEs. Feap. 8vo, cloth. 4s 6d 2408 WRIGHT's (Thomas) Saint Patrick's Purgatory, an Essay on the Legends of Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise, current during the Māāle Ages. Post 8vo, cloth. 6s 1844 2409 IRELAND.—List of the Absentees, the Yearly Value of their Es- tates and Incomes spent abroad. 8vo, calf. 4s 6d 1783 2410 IMPARTIAL NARRATIVE of the most Important Engagements between H. M. Forces and the Rebels, during 1798. 12mo. 2s Dublin, 1799 24ll A. KERRY Pastoral, in imitation of the First Eclogues of Virgil, edited, with Introduction by T. C. Croker. 3s 6d ; cut edges. 2S Percy Society 2412 NARRARIVE of the Contests in Ireland in 1641 and 1693, edited by Croker, 4s 6d Ib. 2413 THE KEEN (Funeral Lamentations) of the South of Ireland, illustrative of Irish Political, and Domestic History, Manners, Music, and Superstitions, edited by T. C. Croker. 4s 6d Ib. 2414 HISTORICAL Songs of Ireland, illustrative of the Revolutionary Struggle between James II. and William III., edited by Croker. £1. ls Ib. *= Gºº 2415 IRVING (Washington) Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada. 2 vols, 8vo, boards (a book club copy). 5s 1822 2416 IRWING (Washington) Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada, 2 vols, 8vo, morocco, or calf meat. 8s 6d 1829 ISLE OF MAN. 2417 THE ANCIENT Ordinances and Statute Laws of the Isle of Man, with Extracts from the British Statutes having reference thereto, by M. A. Mills. Thick royal 8vo, bas., scarce. 12s * Douglas, 1821 2418 WARD (Rev. W. P.) Records and Documents relating to the Isle of Man. 12mo, cloth. 2s 1837 2419 WOOD's (Geo.) Account of the Past and Present State of the Isle of Man, Topographical Description, its Mineralogy and Laws, with Privileges enjoyed by Strangers. 8vo, map, boards. 4s 18 l 1 2420 FELTHAM’s Tour through the Isle of Man in 1797–8. 8vo, maps, bds. 2s Bath, 1798 2O4. Alfred Russell Smith, 2421 JEFFERY's (Nath.) Descriptive and Historical Account of the Isle of Man, with a View of its Society, Manners and Customs. 12mo, map, boards. 2s Newcastle, about 1800 2422 HALLIWELL's Roundabout Notes, chiefly upon the Ancient Circles of Stone in the Isle of Man. Feap. 4to, only 100 printed 2S 1863 2423 JEFFERY's (Nath.) Descriptive and Historical Account of the Isle of Man. 12mo, map, boards. 2s Newcastle, 1880 2424 ANCIENT and Authentic Records and Documents relating to the Civil and Ecclesiastical History and Constitution of that Island, by Rev. W. P. Ward. Post 8vo, cloth. 2s 1857 2425 ACCOUNT of the CHARITIES of the Isle of Man. 8vo, boards. 4s 6d Liverpool, 1831 2426 FELTHAM’s Tour through the Isle of Man, describing whatever is remarkable in each parish, its Inscriptions, Registers, &c., map and cuts, boards. 3s 6d Bath, 1798 Describes all the Runic Inscriptions and other Antiquitics. 2427 ITER AUSTRALE, attempting something upon the Happy Return of our most Gracious Sovereign Lord Charles II. from Banishment to his Throne, by a Loyal Pen. 4to, Sewed. 2S 1660 2428 IVES (John) Select Papers, chiefly relating to English Antiquities. 4to, plates, portrait added, new half morocco, gilt back. £1.5s :1773 On English Coins from the Conquest to Queen Elizabeth ; Dugdale's Discourse on the Antiquities of Staffordshire; Blomefield's Annals of Caius College, accounts of the Coromations of Henry the Seventh, and Queen Elizabeth, and other papers not in Peck’s Desiderata Curiosa. 2429 JACK CADE's REBELLION. — Illustrations of Jack Cade's Rebellion from researches in the Guildhall Records, by B. Orridge, with Contributions by W. D. Cooper on the Rising of Cade and his followerers in Kent and Sussex, 4to, cloth. 8s 6d (pub. to subscribers at 1 guinea), new half morocco. 12s 6d 1869 2430 JACOB's ROD, a translation from the French of a Rare Work, 1693, on the Art of Finding Springs, Mines, and Minerals by means of the Hazel Rod, 8vo, frontispiece, wrapper. 2s about 1865 An entertaining little volume on the moot question of the Divining Rod. The translator Thos. Walton appends some researches, with clear and ample instructions for using the rod. 2431 JACOI}'s Poetical Register, or the Lives and Characters of the English Dramatic Poets, with an Account of their Writ- ings. 8vo, portraits, calf meat. 8s 6d 1719 2432 JACOBITE BALLADS.—English Jacobite Ballads, Songs and Satires, edited from the Manuscripts at Towneley Hall, Lan- cashire, with Introduction and Notes by Rev. A. B. Grosart. Sm. 4to, only 125 copies privately printed, cloth. £1. 1s 1877 36, Soho Square, London. 2O5. 2433 JACOBITE RELICs of Scotland, being the Songs, Airs, and Legends of the Adherents to the House of Stuart, collected and illustrated by JAMES HoGG, Music to the Songs, 2 vols, 8vo; cloth. 31.4s 1819 2434 JACOBINS.--History of Jacobinism, by Abbe Barruel, translated from the French by the Hon. Robert Clifford. 4 vols, 8vo, old calf gilt. 9s 1798 2435 JACOBINISM.– History of Jacobinism, its Crimes, Cruelties, and Perfidies, by Wm. Playfair. Very thick 8vo, bds. 3s 6d 1795 2436 JACQUEMART (Albert) History of the Ceramic Art, a descriptive aud philosophical Study of the POTTERY of all ages and Nations, translated by Mrs. Bury Palliser. Thick roy. 8vo, illustrated with 200 woodcuts, 12 etchings, and 1000 marks and monograms, cloth, a charming volume. 15S 1877 2437 JAMES (Thos, New College, Oxford) Bellum Papale, sive Concordia Discors SIXTI QUINTI, et CLEMENTIS ocTAVI circa Hieronymiam editionem, 4to, vellum. 6s 6d 1600 2438 JAMES (Rev. J. T.) The Italian Schools of Painting, with Observations on the Present State of the Art. 8vo, half calf, scarce. 6s 1820 2438 JAMES (G. P. R.) History of Chivalry. 12mo, frontis- piece, cloth. 2s 6d 1830 2439 JAMES Ist.—Aulicus Coquinariae, or a Vindication in Answer to a Pamphlet Entituled the Court and Character of King James, Pretended to be Pemned, by Sir A. W(eldon). 18mo, calf meat. 7s 6d 1650 Treats of the Gowrie Conspiracy, Earl of Essex, the Cecils, Sir W. Raleigh, Sir Thos. Overbury's Murder, Williers Duke of Buckingham, Spanish Match, and other matters of great interest to the Historian. 2440 JAMES I.—The Court and Character of King James, written and taken by Sir A. W. (Anthony Weldon), being an eye and eare witness. 12mo, half calf meat, scarce. 6s 6d 1650 2441 JAMES I.-History of Great Britain, during the Life and Reign of King James I, by Arthur Wilson. Folio, portrait, , fine copy in calf gilt. 6s 6d 1653 2442 JAMES I-Ross (Thomas) Idea, sive de Jacobi, Magnæ Dritanniae virtutibus et ornamentis, dilucida Enneratio, ejusque cum laudatissimi veterum Regibus, Monarchis et Imperatoribus comparatio exacta et enucleata, 12mo, wrapper, scarce. 10s 6d Lond., Joh. Norton, 1608 2443 JAMES I.-Memoirs of the Court of James I. by Lucy Aikin. 2 vols, 8vo, portraits, half calf. 4s 6d 1822 14 * 266 $ A /fred Russell S mith, ". - - 2444 JAMES I— Inquiry into the Literary and Political Character of James I. by J. D'IsrAELI. 12mo, boards. 6s 6d 1816 2445 JAMES I.-Court and Times of James I., illustrated by Authentic and Confidential Letters from Public and Private Collections, edited by the Author of “Memoirs of Sophia Doro- thea.” 2 vols, 8vo, cloth. 12s 1848 2446 JAMES II.-The Royal Sufferer, a Manual of Medita- tions and Devotions, written for the Use of a Royal tho’Afflicted Family by F- K—, D.D. 8vo, half morocco. £1. 1s - No place nor printer, 1699 Evidently a very scarce book, it is not unlikely that it was written by . , , Bishop Ken, but I am unable to find an account of it in any bibliogra- \. phical work. 2447 JAMES II.-History of the Early Part of the Reign of t i James II., by Rt. Hon. C. J. Fox. 4to, portrait, half calf. 4s 6d - 1802 2448 JAMES II.-On Fox's History of the reign of James II., by Rt. Hon. George Rose, with a narrative of the events of the Earl of Argyle's Enterprise in 1685, by Sir Patrick Hume. 4to, calf gilt. 4s 6d º 18()9 2449 JAMESON (Mrs.) Memoirs of the Early Italian Pain- k t ters. 2 vols, 12mo, cloth. 4s 6d * Rnight, 1845 2450 JARDINE (D.) Narrative of the Gunpowder Plot. Post 8vo, cloth, scarce. 4s IS57 2451 JARVES (James Jackson) Art Hints, Architecture, Sculpture, and Painting. Thick post 8vo, cloth. 3s 6d 1855 2452 JEAFFRESON (J. C.) Annals of Oxford. 2 vols, 8vo, new half morocco, gilt tops. 16s 1871 2453 JE NE SCAI QUOI, a Collection of Letters, Odes, &c., never before published, by a Lady. 8vo, half calf gilt. 5s Privately printed, 1769 Said to be by Ann B. Poyntz. There is a long list of aristocratic sub- scribers ; the letters are unusually witty. 2454 JENKINS (Capt. Chas, “of the Ears”) England's Tri- umph, or Spanish Cowardice Exposed, a Complete History of the many Signal Victories gained by the Royal Mercantile Navies for 400 years past, with Account of the Various Expedi- tions, etc. 8vo, plates of battles, meat, curious. 8s 6d 1739 He once fell into the hands of the Spaniards who nailed him by the ears to a mast. 2455 JENKINS (R. C.) The Last Crusader, or the Life and - Times of Cardinal Julian, of the House of Cesarini. Thick 8vo, cloth. : 3s 1861 36. Soho Square, London. 2O7 2456 JENNINGS (Hargrave) Live Lights or Dead Lights; (Altar or Table 7). Post 8vo, frontispiece, cloth. 3s 6d (pub. 7s 6d) 1S73 A mystical book, on the symbolic meaning of a Church, mysteries of the Cross form, Theurgic Mysteries in Cross forms, rationale for the Eucharist, an Altar for a Victim or a Table for Company, etc. JEST EOOKS. “Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt, But every laugh so merry draws one out.” 2457 DELONEY (T.) Thomas of Reading, or the Sixe Worthie Yeomen of the West. 4to, half calf meat. 6s 6d 1632 (reprinted) 2458 NUGAE VENALEs sive Thesaurus Ridendi et Jocandi ad Gravissi- mus Severissumosque Viros Patres Melancolicorum Conscriptis. 18mo, frontispiece and vignette, vellum. 9s mo place nor printer, 1663 At the end is “Studente sive Comcedia de Vita studiosorum auctore Ignoto Peer-de-Klontio Aleutopholi, 1647.’ 2459 ELITE des Bons Mots et des Pensées Choises, receuillies avec soin des plus celebres auteus et principalement des Livres en ANA. Thick 12mo, new half morocco. 6s Amst., 1704 2460 LONDON JESTs, or a Collection of the Choicest JoquEs and REPERTEEs out of the most celebrated authors, Ancient and Modern, with ABOVE ONE HUNDRED NEVER BEFORE PRINTED. 12mo, from tispiece of the Old Royal Exchange, mew calf cºtra, gilf edges. £2 2s Thos. Norris at the Looking Glass on London Bridge, 1720 2461 COFFEE-HOUSE JESTs, being a Merry Companion, containing Witty Jests, Wise Sayings, Smart Repartees, Jokes, Pleasant Tales, and Notable Bulls, with several shortDelightful Histories, Novels and other Curious Fancies. 12mo, woodcut frontispiece, russia eºctra. É2. 10s Crowder and Comp., at the Looking Glass on London Bridge, 176() This is one of the rarest of the last century Jest Books, and par- ticularly interesting on account of some old stories, current hundreds of years before, and embodied in the early Dramas. 2462 THE CELEBRATED MRs. PILRINGTON's Jests, or the Cabinet of Wit and Humour, with a great variety of Bon Mots, Witticisms, and Anecdotes of the iminlitable DR. Swift, forming the most brilliant collection of quaint Jokes, facetious Puns, smart Repartees, entertaining Tales, Epitaphs, Conundrums, &c., now extant. 12mo, half calf meat. £1.4s I 764 Added is a plate of Swift and Mrs. Pilkington, in which the former is laughing at her Jests in Manuscript, one of the only three times that he was known to laugh, also another facetions plate is added. There are a good many of Swift's Jokes in the volume. 2463 WIT's MUSEUM (the) or New London Jester. Post 8vo, wants title, but has a plate added of Charles Foºc and his merry compan- zons, half morocco. 8s 6d about 1780 2O8 Alfred Russell Smith, 2464 BEN Jonsox's JESTs, or the Wit's Pocket Companion, being a new collection of the most ingenious Jests, diverting Stories, pleasant Jokes, smart Repartees, Puns, Quibbles, Bulls, Conun- drums, Riddles, Epigrams, &c. 12mo, frontispiece, calf meat. £l. 1s about 1770 Great care has been taken in this Collection to omit all these that are in Joe Miller. 2465 SIR John FIELDING's JESTs, or new Fun for the Parlour and Kitchen. 12mo, half morocco. 18s 17, O With the scarce frontispiece of Sir John Fielding, the Bow Street Magistrate, and his companions in high mirth and jollity over a flow- ing bowl. The volume contains all the Jokes of Sir John Fielding, at examinations of Prisoners, which have occasioned oven Justice itself to relax and give countenance to a smile. 2466 COMPLETE LONDON JESTER, or WIT's CoMPANION, containing all the Fun and Humour from the two Universities, the Two Theatres, from White's Chocolate House, Bedford's Coffee House, the Sporting Clubs, and the Choice Spirit Clubs in London and Westminster, with a collection of Toasts, Sentiments, and Hob- Nobs now in fashion. 12mo, frontispiece, half calf ſilt. 16s 1771 2467 WIT A-LA-MODE, or Lord Chesterfield's Witticisms, containing his Bon Mots, ltepartees, Remarks, Shrewd Sayings, lºacetious Allectlotes, and Lively Flights. 12mo, half culf. 8s 6d 177S 2468 TOYAL JESTER. 12mo, Sewed, no title. 2s 6d about 1780 2469 THE MERRY JESTER, or Convivial Companion, a Collection of Wit and Mirth sulted to all Companies. 12mo, calf meat. Ós 1788 2470 MERRIE CONCEITED JESTs of George Peele, Gentleman, sometime student in Oxford (native of Devonshire) l'acsimile reprint of the very rare original edition. 8vo, half morocco. 6s about 1800 2471 MERTY COMPANION, containing Theatrical Recitations, Bacchana- lian Songs, Joyous Toasts, and Pleasing Semtiments. 8vo, 4 etching of a Harlequin, half morocco. 3s 6d (about 1800) 2472 EDINBURGH MEDLEY of Entertainment, a New Selection of Historical Anecdotes, Bon Mots, and Witty Stories. 12mo, fromtispºëce, mew half calf. 5s 6d lºdin, 1800 2473 THE COMICAL Jester, or Laughable Companion, forming a Choice Collection of the most approved Jests, intended to Drive dull care away. 8vo, frontispiece, half morocco. 4s 6d Lambeth, 1808 2474 MERRIE Conceited Jests of George Peele, wherein is shewed the source of his Life a man very well knowne in the City of Lon- don, and elsewhere. Facsimile reprint of the unique edition of about 1590. 4to, boards. 4s 6d 18()9. 36, Soho Square, London. . 209 2475 ORIGINAL JESTs, selected from Shakspear, Garrick, Ben Jonson. Post 8vo, half morocco. gilt top. 491. 15s 1810 Mr. Halliwell says “ this is unnoticed in the various lists of Shak- speariana, and I do not recollect seeing another copy.” 2476 SHAKESPEARE's JEST BOOK, Tales and Quick Answers, the Hundred Mery Talys, both parts, with the SUPPLEMENT of Merry Tales and Quick Answers, edited by Singer. 8vo, calf meat, scarce. £1. 10s Chiswick, 1814 2476*COLEMAN (Geo.) Circle of Anecdote and Wit. 12mo, cloth. 3s 1821 2477 CYCLOPAEDIA of WIT. Thick 12mo, facetious title, with frontis- piece added, new half morocco, gilt top. 7s 6d 1823 Contains 1595 Jests and Epigrams. 2478 ENCYCLOPAEDIA of WIT. Thick 12mo, of nearly 600 pages, vignette on title and frontispiece added, new half morocco, gilt top. 6s 6d 1824 2479 THE CIGAR. Containing a very amusing Collection of Merry Tales, Bon Mots, Jeux d'Esprits, and other amusing vagaries, 2 vols in 1, thick 18mo, numerous illustrations by George Cruik- shank, scarce. 10s 6d 1825 2480 THE IAUGHING Philosopher, being the Works of Momus, Jester of Olympus, Democritus, The Merry Philosopher of Greece, and the Illustrious Disciples Joe Miller, Foote, Ben Jonson, Walcot, Sheridan, Colman, and others. Thick 8vo, whole bound, SCARCE. 9s 1825 2481 ANECDOTE Book, or Circle of Wit, a choice collection of Anec- dotes and Jests. 8vo, half morocco. 3s 6d Glasgow, 1844 2482 OWLGLASS.—Marvellous Adventures and Tare Conceits of Master Tyll Owlglass, translated from the German by Kenneth Mackenzie. 8vo, coloured plates and many woodcuts by Alfred Crowquill, half morocco. 18s 1860 A most entertaining collection of droll adventures and witticisms of the middle ages. 2483 NEW and MERRIE PROGNOSTICATION, being a Metrical Satire by Will Sunnmers, Jester to Henry the Eighth, and three others, now first reprinted from the very rare edition of 1623, edited by "J. O. Halliwell. 8vo, only 30 copies PRIVATELY PRINTED. 7s 6d 1860 2484 THE SACK full of Newes, an Old Jest Book, originally published in the 16th Century, Now first reprinted since 1673 from a copy supposed to be unique, edited by J. O. Halliwell. 1Smo, only 40 copies privately printed, half bound. 8s 6d 1861 2485 CRUET STAND (The) Select Pieces of Prose and Poetry, with Anecdotes, Enigmas, &c., by C. Gough. 2 vols in 1, 8vo, frontis- piece, cloth. 5s 1864 2486 HAZLITT (W. C.) The New London Jest Book. Sm. 4to, LARGE PAPER, half morocco. 5s 187]. 2 IO Alfred Russell Smith, 2487 SHAKESPEARE's JEST Book, a Hundred Mery Tales, from the only perfect copy known, edited, with Introduction and Notes, by Dr. Herman Oesterley. Fcap. 8vo, nicely printed by Whitting- ham, half morocco. 4s 6d 1866 The only perfect copy known of the “Hundred Mery Talys’ was lately discovered in the Royal Library at Gottingen. This is a verbatim reprint, supplying all the chasms and lost tales in former editions, with copious Notes by the editor, pointing out the origin of the various tales, and authors who have used them. 248S SHAKESPEARE's JEST Book, containing Tales and Quicke Answers, a Hundred Mery Talys, and Mery Tales, edited by SINGER, with Introductions and Glossaries. The three parts complete, in one vol, post 8vo, only 100 copies printed, calf meat. :Él. 4s Chiswick, 1814 2489 WIT and HUMOUR selected from the English Poets, by Leigh Hunt. 12mo, cloth. 2s 1875. 2490 TARLTON's JESTs, London, 1638. Facsimile Reproduction of the Rare Original. , 4to, only 100 copies printed for private circu- lation by E. W. Ashbee about 1875 2491 JESUITICAL BOOKS.—Letter to the Bishops and Priests which approve or Licence the Popish Books in England, particularly those of the Jesuits concerning Lewis Sabran, a Jesuit. Syo, half morocco. 6s 6d 1688 2492 JESUITS BOOKS.—Tibadeniere (P. Pietre, Soc. Jes.) 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Map. 4s 6d 627% 36, Soho Square, London. 22 I 2628 KNOCKER (E) Account of the Grand Court of Shepway, Holden * on the Bredenstone Hill for the Installation of Lord Palmerston. as warden of the Cinque Ports. Small 4to, frontispiece and plates, elegantly printed, cloth. 6s 6d 1862 2629 LIFE and Death of John Carpenter, alias HELL FIRE JACK, the Noted Horse Stealer, Executed April 4th, 1805.-Particulars of Eliz. Barber,alias Mrs. Daley, hanged for Murder.—I. Dransfield, a Soldier, Hanged for Rape, and Trial of Foot Guards for Highway Robbery. 12mo, frontispiece, sewed. 3s 1805 2630 PENNANT's Journey from London to the Isle of Wight, through Rent to Dover, and thence along the coast, 2 vols, 4to, many fine plates and portaits, calf meat. 18S 1801 2631 SAXON KINGs.-Pedigree of the Kentish Kings, by the Rev. R. C. Jenkins. 8vo, cloth. 5s JFolkestone, 1867 2632 SMITH (John Russell) Bibliotheca Cantiana.-A Bibliographical Account of what has been published on the History, Topo- graphy, Antiquities, Customs, and Family Genealogy of the County of Kent, with Biographical Notes. 8vo, (pp. 370), with 2 facsimile plates of autographs of 33 Eminent Kentish Writers. 5s (original price 14s) 2633 LARGE PAPER. Royal 8vo, only 50 copies printed, cloth. 12S 2634 SOMNER's Treatise on the Roman Ports and Forts in Kent, edited by Jas. Browne, Rector of Cheriton. 8vo, portrait, calf gilt. 7s 6d—Boards. 5s Oxford, 1693 2635 SONDS.–Mirrour of Mercy and Judgement, a Narrative of the Life and Death of Freeman Sonds, Esq., of Lees Court, in Sheld- wich, executed at Maidstone, Aug. 21st, 1655, for the Murther of his elder Brother. By R. Boreman, of Teston. The rare original edition. 4to, Sewed. 491. Is 1652 2636 STEAMBOAT COMPANION down the River to the Nore, and * a Trip up the Medway, with a complete Milton and Gravesend Guide. 8vo, plates and woodcuts, boards. 2s About 1830 2637 SWING.—Life and History of Swing, The Kent Rick Burner, by himself. 12mo, woodcut on title. 2s 1830 2638 THANET-Beauties of the Isle of Thanet, and the Cinque Ports. 2 vols, 12mo, one hundred and six plates by Storer, Greig, and other eminent artists (3 or 4 plates wanting), boards. 12s 1830 2639 KEATE (George) Sketches from Nature in a Journey to Mar- gate. 12mo, frontispiece, many cuts by Austin and Bewick, meat. 4s 6d 1802 2640 BOY’s Collections for a History of SANDWICII. Thick 4to, maps * and plates, calf gilt. £5. Canterbury, 1792 15 222 Alfred Russell Smith, 2641 KETT's REBELLION in Norfolk, a History of that Great Civil Commotion, founded on the Privy Council Register, State Papers, and Corporation, Town and Church Records, by Rev. F. W. Russell, 4to, plates, cloth. 9s 6d 1859 2642 KING (Daniel) The Vale Royall of England; or, a De- scription. Historicall and Geographicall of the Countie Palatine of Chester. Folio, map and plates, fine old copy in russia. £15. 1656 2643 KING (C. W.) Handbook of ENGRAVED GEMS. 8vo many plates, cloth. 12s 1866 2644 KING (Ed.) Hymns to the Supreme Being, in imita- tion of the Eastern Songs. Post 8vo, fine copy, calf. 3s 6d 1798 2645 KING (Sir John, born at St. Albans) Memoir written by his Father in 1677, edited with Illustrative Notes, by G. H. Sawtell. Post 8vo, portrait, sewed. 2s 6d 1855 2646 KING (Dr. Wm.) Original Works, with Historical Notes and Memoir. 3 vols, 12mo, vignette portraits, calf meat. 12S 1776 Edited by Nichols—Account of Denmark—Dialogues of the Dead— Journey to London—Adversaria—Art of Cookery—Art of Love—and Miscellany Poems, and other pieces written in a facetious strain. 264.7 KING (Henry, Bp. of Chichester) Poems, Elegies, Para- doxes, and Sonnets. 12mo, morocco, gilt edges. £1. 15s 1657 2648 KING ARTHUR.—The Byrth, Lyf, and Actes of KYNG ARTHUR, of his noble Knyghtesof the Rounde Table, theyr Mer- vellous Enquestes and Adventures, and in the End le Morte d'Arthur, with the Dolorous Deth and Departying out of thys Worlde of them al. Edited from Caxton's Edition of 1485, with Introduction and Notes by RoberT SouTHEY. 2 vols, 4to, half morocco. £3. 1817 2649 KINGSLEY (Chas.) The Saint's Tragedy, or the True Story of Elizabeth of Hungary, Saint of the Romish Calendar, with a Preface by PROF. MAURICE. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, cloth. 6s 6d 1848 2650 KIPPINGE (Henry) Antiquitates Romanæ quibus continentur res Sacra Civiles Militaires, Domesticae, qui accesserunt Vita Kippingi. Thick 8vo, curious plates, red mo- Yocco extra, gilt edges, Syston Park. 4s 6d Lug. Bat., 1713 2651 KIRBY (Major Charles) Adventures of an Arcot Ru- pee. 3 vols, cr. 8vo, cloth meat. 5s 1867 2652 KITCHINER (Dr.) The Art of Prolonging Life, or Invalid's Oracle, with the pleasure of making a Will. 12mo cloth, 2s 1828 36, Soho Square, London. 223 2653 KNIGHT's (Chas.) Tourist's Companion to the Land we we Live in. 8vo, plates, cloth. 5s 1853 2654 KNIGHT (Chas.) The Old Printer and the Modern Press. 12mo, cloth, scarce. 5s 1854 2655 KNIGHT (Charles) History of London. 6 vols in 3, many hundreds of woodcuts, cloth. 12s 1851 2656 KNIGHT (Miss Cornelia) Dinarbas, a tale, being a Continuation of Rasselas, 12mo, calf meat, autograph of the Au- thoress. 4s 6d 1790 2657 LA BRUJA : the Witch, or a Picture of the Court of Rome, found among the MSS. of a Respectable Theologian, a great Friend of that Court; translated from the Spanish by Markophrates. 12mo, frontispiece and vignettes, half morocco. 4s 6d 1840 2658 LACROIX (Paul) Sciences et Lettres au Moyen Age. Thick imp. 8vo, 13 charming plates from old manuscripts, in gold and colours, and a large number of woodcuts, half morocco, gilt top. 31.8s Paris, 1877 2659 LACY (John) Wyl Bucke his Testament, the Legacies palatably prepared for the Legatees. Copeland, about 1560, 12mo, ONLY 40 COPIES privately reprinted by Joseph Hazelwood, calf meat. 15s 1827 2660 LAFAYETTE (General) Souvenirs sur sa Wie Privee, par Jules Cloquet. 8vo, half morocco. 4s 6d Paris, 1836 2661 LAKE (Arthur, Bp. of Bath and Wells) Ten Sermons preached at St. Pauls Cross, and elsewhere. 4to, fine impression, of the rare portrait by Hollar, crimson morocco extra, fl. 10s 1641 2662 L’ALCORAN des CORDELIERS tant enlatine qu'en Fran- goise c'est a dire, Recueil des plus Notables Bourdes et Blas- phemes de ceux qui ontosé comparer Sainct Frangoise à Jesus Christ; tiré du grand Livre de Conformitez de frere Barthéleme de Pise (par Erasme Alber et Traduit en Françoise par Cour. Baduis). 2 vols, plates by Picart—Légende Dorée ou Sommaire de l’Histoire des Frères Mendicans de l'ordre de S. Dominique et de St. Frangoise (par Nic. Wignier le Fils). 3 vols in 2. 12mo, calf meat. £1.15s Amsf., 1734 These works were written to expose the vices of the members of these orders, which they lash most mercilessly, and show them up in all their hideous colours. • 2663 LAMB (Charles) Essays of ELIA. Post 8vo, FIRST EDITION, half calf meat. & 1. Is 1823 2664 £ambātū (ſºft., Historian of Kent) Eirenatcha, or the Office of Justices of Peace. Thick 4to, 33latt; 3Letter, origi- mal calf binding. 6s 6d 1610 224 Alfred Russell Smith, 2665 LAMBERT (Miss) Church Needlework, with Practical Remarks on its Arrangement and Preparation. 8vo, many plates, cloth, 4s 6d l844. 2666 LAMY's Apparatus Biblicus, or Introduction to the Holy Scriptures. 4to, plates, meat and clean. 2s 6d 1729. LAN CASHIRE. 2667 HISTORY of the County Palatine and Duchy of Lancaster, by ED. BAINES, the Biographical Department by W.R. Wharton. 4 thick vols, 4to, portrait, plates and pedigrees, calf gilt, marbled edges. £6. 15s 1836 2668 BAINES's History of the County of Lancaster, a New, Revised and Improved Edition, edited by J. Harland, F.S.A. 2 vols, 4to, cloth. £2.5s (pub £3.13s 6d) 1867 2669 BAINES, another copy in new half morocco, gilt tops. £2. 10s 1867 2670 BAINES, LARGE PAPER. 2 vols, roy. 4to, cloth. 33 3s (pub £5.) Tö 2671 PICTORIAL History of the County of Lancaster, by Cyrus Red- ding. Royal 8vo, map and 170 illustrations, half bound. 12s 6d 1844 2672 ILLUSTRATED Itinerary of the County. Royal 8vo, 122 steel and woodcut illustrations, half bound Crimson morocco, top edges gilt. 18S * 1842 2673 LEIGH (Chas.) Natural History of Lancashire, Cheshire, and the * Peak in Derbyshire, with an Account of the British, Phoenician, Greek and Roman Antiquities in those parts. Folio, port, and plates, calf meat. £1.4s Oxford, 1700 2674 EXPENDITURE of the County of Lancaster from 1819 to 1842, t with Remarks by Robert Hindle. 8vo, cloth. 3s 6d 1853. 2675 TRANSACTIONS of the HISTORIC SOCIETY of LANCASHIRE, and Cheshire. The First Two SERIES complete, with INDEx. 24 vols, 8vo, NUMEROUS PIATES of ANTIQUITIES, COINs, Facsimiles, Portraits, HISTORICAL PLACES, etc., SOME COLOURED, new half calf gilt, marbled edges. £6.6s 1849–72 A very desirable Set of Books to the Antiquary, as it contains in- formation relating to these Two Highly Interesting Counties not to be obtained elsewhere. 2676 TRANSACTIONS of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire. 1st Series complete, 10 vols, maps, engravings, new, wh- cut. £3. 2677 Do. Wols. 4, 8, 9, also vols 2 and 12, New Series. 5s each 2678 GREGSON's (Matth.) Portfolio of Fragments relative to the His- tory and Antiquities,Topography and Genealogies of the County of Lancaster, j edition, with Additions, Improvements, In- dexes, &c., by J. Harland, F.R.S. Folio, many hundred engrav- ings, cloth. £2 2s 1869 36, Soho Square, London. 225 2679 FOSTER (J.) Pedigrees of the County Families of LANCASHIRE, the Heraldic Illustrations by J. Forbes-Nacon, 4to, cloth. 433. 3s 1873 2680 OBMEROD (George) Miscellanea Palatina, consisting of Genealo- gical Essays, Illustrative of Cheshire and LANCASHIRE FAMI- LIES, and of a Memoir on the Cheshire Domesday Roll. 8vo, plates, pedigrees and arms, privately printed, presentation copy, cloth, £3. 3s 1851 º \; the very rare privately printed Additions and Index, printed II]. * 2681 ROBY's Traditions of Lancashire. Both Series, 4 vols, 8vo, nice & clean copy, wrºcwt, many plates, new half morocco ectra, gilt tops. #96. 15s 1830—31 2682 ROBY (John, Author of Traditions of Lancashire) Legendary and Poetical Remains, with a Sketch of his Life and Character, by his Widow. 8vo, portrait, cloth. 3s 6d 1854 2683 BALLADS and SONGS of LANCASHIRE, chiefly older than the 19th Century, Collected, Compiled and Edited, with Notes by John Harland. 12mo, vignettes, cloth. 4s 6d 1865 2684 BRITTON's BEAUTIES of England and Wales. Wol 9, consisting of Lancashire, Leicestershire, and Lincolnshire. Thick 8vo, no plates, half calf meat. 4s 6d 1837 2685 FURNESS.—West's Antiquities of Furness, Second Edition, with Additions by Wm. Close. 8vo, frontispiece, new half calf, gilt top. 12s Ulverston, 1813 2686 FISHWICK (Lieut.-Col. Henry) LANCASHIRE LIBRARY ; a Biblio- graphical Account of Books of Topography, Biography, History, Science, and Miscellaneous Literature, relating to the County Palatine, including an Account of Lancashire Tracts, Pamphlets, and Sermons, printed before the year 1720 ; with Collations, and Bibliographical, Critical, and Biographical Notes on the Books and Authors, 4to, LARGE PAPER, cloth. £1.5s 1875 The Literature of Lancashire is so extensive and varied, that the ne- cessity for such a work as the above has long been felt. 2687 LAKES.—A Fine Collection of 22 Large and Charming Views of the Lakes, &c., Painted by BELLARs and Engraved by CHATE- LAIN. Most brilliant impressions, in fine state. £6.6s 1774 Contains many that are exceedingly rare which I have never seen be- fore. 2688 LAKE DISTRICT-A Guide to the Lakes of Cumberland, West- moreland and Lancashire, by West, 8vo, frontispiece, boards. 3s 6d 1784 2689 HISTORY and Description of Lancaster. 8vo, maps and plates, boards. 3s 6d Lancaster, 1811 2690 SIMPSON’s History and Antiquities of the Town of LANGASTER. 8vo, frontispiece, cloth. 6s 6d Lancaster, 1852 2691 Another copy (wants title, rather grubby). 2s 226 Alfred Russell Smith, 2692 LIVERPOOL.—Picture of Liverpool, or Stranger's Guide. 12mo, folding map and plates. 2s 6d Liverpool, 1808 2693 BROOKE (R.) A Descriptive account of Liverpool, as it was dur- ing the last Quarter of the Eighteenth Century. 1775–1800, a handsome vol, roy. 8vo, with illustrations, cloth. 12s 6d (origi- nal price £1.5s) 1853 2694 LIVERPOOL.—History of the Commerce and Town of Liverpool, and of the Rise of Manufacturing Industry in the adjoining Counties, by Thomas Baines. Thick 8vo, folding maps and frontispiece, new half morocco, gilt top. 16s Liverpool, 1852 2695 LIVERPOOL.—Avother copy in parts (wanting part 7). 5s Ib. 2696 WHITAKER (J.) History of Manchester. 2 vols, 4to, numerous fine folding plans and plates, calf extra, marbled edges. £5.5s Blackburn, 1771 2697 MANCHESTER and the Country for 40 miles described by J. Aikin. Thick 4to, with 73 fine large folding maps, plates, and portraits by Stothard and others, whewt, in new half morocco, gilt top. 362. 15s 1795 2698 Another copy in russia, marbled edges. £2 2s 1795 2699 Another copy in calf meat (wanting the Maps). £1. 10s 1795 2700 MANCHESTER.—Wheeler's History of Manchester, Political, y Social and Commercial, Ancient and Modern. Thick post 8vo, cloth. 4s 6d 1836 2701 MANCHESTER.—The Charities of the Collegiate Church, The Free Grammar School, The Blue Coat Hospital, and the last Will and Testament of the late Catherine Richards, with other ANCIENT CURIOSITIES, 8vo, half calf. 4s 6d Manchester, 1791 2702 MANCHESTER WORTHIES and their Foundations, six Chap- ters of Local History, with an Epilogue by way of Moral, by Edw. Edwards. 8vo. 2s 6d Manchester, 1855 2703 MANCHESTER.—History of the Foundation of Christ's College, Chetham's Hospital, and the Free Grammar School, by S. Hib- bert Ware. 4 vols, 4to, numerous plates, cloth. £3.15s 1834 2704 MANCHESTER WINDICATED, being a Compleat Collection of the Papers lately published in Defence of that Town, in the Chester Courant), together with those on the other side of the Question, Printed in the Manchester Magazine or elsewhere, which are answered in the said Chester Courant. 12mo, clean copy in calf meat, Small coats of arms on Sides, very scarce. 18S 1749 A curious work relating to the Behaviour of the Manchester people before and after the Rebellion of 1745. 2705 MANCHESTER.—Memorials of Manchester Streets, by Richard W. Proctor. Thick 8vo, numerous plates, cloth, scarce. 9s Manchester, 1874 2706 MANCHESTER.—Gimcrackiana, or Fugitive Pieces on Manches- ter Men and Manners Ten Years ago. 12mo, 8 curious vignettes on india paper, new half calf gilt. 12s Manchester, 1833 A very uncommon and amusing description of people 60 years ago. 36, Soho Square, London. 227 2707 RIVINGTON.—Statutes and Charter of Rivington School, and memoir of its founder, Jas. Pilkington, Bp. of Dnrham, by Rev. J. Whitaker. 8vo, cloth. 3s 1837 2708 SAMLESBURY HALL.—CROSTON (JAMEs) HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT HALL OF SAMLESBURY, IN LANCASHIRE (the seat of William Harrison, Esq.) with an Account of its earlier Possessors and Particulars relating to the more recent Descent of the Manor. Folio, pedigrees and illustrations, morocco ectra, gilt edges. £5. 1871 One of those superbly Printed Books for which the Chiswick Press is famous. Only 200 copies were printed entirely at Mr. Harrison's Expense for Presents. Col. Fishwick in his “Lancashire Library,” tells us it “Will always be a valuable Lancashire book.” Copies have sold for :98. 8s.” 2709 SHUTTLE WORTH ACCOUNTS. — The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttleworths of Gawthorpe Hall, from Sept. 1582 to Oct. 1621, edited by John Harland. Wols 1, 2, 3, 4to, cloth. £1.5s Chetham Soc., 1856–7 27.10 PRESTON.—Topographical, Statistical, and Historical Account of the Borough of Preston, its Antiquities, and Modern Improve- ments, a copy of the Charter, Description of its Environs; the origin of the GUILD MERCHANTs’ Fête, a List of the Mayors, Dailiffs, Recorders and Members of Parliament, and a Directory for 1821, by Marmaduke Tulket. 12mo, plates, boards. 7s 6d Preston, 1821 Interesting to Campaniologists, it contains several accounts of changes rung in the town. 2711 WHALLEY.—History of the Original Parish of, and Honor of CLITHEROE, by T. D. Whitaker. 4to, large folding map, Tables of Pedigrees, and fine plates, VERY BRILLIANT IMPRESSIONS, bound in calf gilt. £4. 1803 This copy is of considerable Historical interest as it is a present from Lady Hamilton to Lord Nelson, and has the following Inscription on the Fly-leaf in her own handwriting. “Given to Lady Hamilton at Merton by Sir Wm. March, and as she knew it would please dear Sir Wm., she begs their dear friend Lord Nelson to accept it for his library.” 2712 DIALECT of South Lancashire, or Tim Bobbin's Tummas and Meary, revised and corrected with his Rhymes, and an enlarged Glossary of Words and Phrases chiefly used by the Rural Popu- lation of the Manufacturing Districts of South Lancashire, by Samuel Bamford. 12mo, second edition, cloth. 3s 6d 1854 2713 BRAITHWAITE (R.) The Two Lancashire Lovers, or the excell- ent History of Philocles and Doriclea, stored with no less variety of discourse to delight the generous, than of serious advice to instruct the amorous. Sm. 8vo, with the fine engraved from tispiece and the rare plate at page 246, calf extra. 63. 3s 1640 This is one of the earliest works of fiction not taken from a foreign source, in the English language. Mr. Collier says, “How much of the story of this novel is founded upon facts it is impossible now to sº but many of the incidents read as if they had actually oc- CUll-l'EC1. 228. Alfred Russell Smith, 2714 HARRISON (Wm., of Samlesbury Hall, Lancashire) Fragments and Scraps of History, 2 vols, 4to, LARGE PAPER, but very few copies privately printed, new half calf gilt. £1 8s 1834 ſºle of the second volume is taken up with Caesar's Invasious O I'll alll. 2715 JULIA, or the Adventures of the Daughter of the Curate of Elm- wood, on her journey to London, to obtain the living for her Rather, the l’erilous Events attending her arrival, and their Happy Conclusion. 8vo, sewed. 2s 6d Manchester, about 1790 2716 LANCASHIRE WITCHES.—Detection of that Sinnful, Shamful, Lying and Ridiculous Discourse of Samuel Harshnet, entitled a Discoverie of the Fraudulent Practices of JoBN DARRELL. Sm. 4to, 211 pp., half bound. £4. 10s (evidently surreptitiously prin- ted) Imprinted 1600 “The presumed witchEs are WILLIAM SoMERs, Kath. WRIGHT and MARY COUPER, and the supposed teaching them in their fearsome work, by John Darrell. In this Treatise full of Sound and Fury, Darrell has contrived to render it somewhat doubtful whether he was a dupe or an Imposter.”—GIFFORD. This is undoubtedly a VERY CURIOUs and EXCEEDINGLY RARE book rela- ting to the Lancashire Witches, it is also of singular interest to the Collector of Shakspeariana, as it is from this work that Shakspeare took the fantastical names of his Spirits in King Lear; it is also the work on which Harrison Ainsworth founded his charming romance of the Lancashire Witches. 2717 PALATINE ANTHOLOGY. — Collection of ANCIENT POEMs and BALLADs relating to Lancashire and Cheshire. Edited by J. O. Halliwell. 4to, ONLY 110 COPIFs PRIVATELY PRINTED, scARGE. cloth, £2, 2s 1850 2718 LANCASHIRE LYRICS.–Modern Songs and Ballads of the County Palatine. Editcd by J. HARLAND, LARGE PAPER, Small 4to, cloth. 12S 1866 2719 LANCELOT's TOUR to Alef, and Grand Chartreuse, with account of La Trappe, and celebrated institution of Port Royal, edited by M. Schimmelpenninck. 2 vols, 8vo, half calſ gilt. 5s * 1816 2720 LANGDALE (Lord, Judge, obit. 1851) Memoirs by Thomas Duffus Hardy. 2 vols, 8vo, portrait and face.imile, cloth. 6s (pub 30s) 1852 2721 LANDSEER (John) Descriptive, Explanatory, and Critical Catalogue of Fifty of the Earliest Pictures in the Nation- al Gallery. 8vo, bds. 3s 6d 1834 2722 LANDSEER.—Catalogue of the Works of Sir Edwin Landseer, by Alg. Graves, 4to, cloth. 6s 6d 1878 36, Soho Square, London. 229 2723 LANDOR (Walter Savage) Andrea of Hungary, and Giovanna of Naples. Poems, FIRST EDITION, 8vo. boards. 10s Bentley, 1839 2724 LAND OWNERS.—Return of the Owners of Lands and Heritages in SCOTLAND. Folio, sewed. 2s 6d 1874. 2725 LAND TENURES in IRELAND.—The Case of TENURES upon the Commission of Defective Titles, argued by all the Judges of IRELAND, with their Resolution and reasons. 4to, half calf. 15s Dublin, 1682 A most important volume at the present time. 2726 LA SAINTE BIBLE, contenant l’Ancien et le Nouveau Testament Traduite en Francois sur la Vulgate, par le Maistre de Saci. 12 vols, roy. 8vo, illustrated with 300 FINE PLATES, BRILLIANT IMPRESSIONS by MARILLIER, fine clcum copy in boards, wncut. 496. 6s 1789 A fine set of books to the collector of Bible Prints, as clean as when issued, and uncut in the original boards; copies not unusually fetch as much as £15. 2727 LASH FOR A LYAR, or the Stayner Stayned, being an answer to a False and Scandalous Pamphlet Entituled, The Triumph Stayned, by GEO. MASTERson (pretended Preacher of the Gospell at Shoreditch), by Jas. Norris, 4to, Sewed, scarce. 9s 1647 2728 LASSELS (Richd.) Compleat Journey through Italy, with theCharacters of the People,description of the chief Towns, Churches, Monasteries, Libraries, Pictures, Statues and Antiqui- ties, with instructions concerning Travel. Thick 12mo, engraved title, calf meat. 3s 6d Paris, 1670 John Wilkes affirmed that this is one of the best accounts of the i. things of Italy ever delivered to the world in any book of I’3,VGAIS. 2729 £30ſ}: jù(533.-Fruitful Sermons preached by that Constant Martyr, M. Hugh Latimer. 4to, 35lack ſetter, dark blue mor, eactra, by Bedford. $6. 15s John Daye, 1584 This edition contains his celebrated Sermon on the Plough. 2730 LA TRAPE—Description de l'Abbaye de La Trape, avec les Constitutions. 12mo, plan of the Abbey, and plate, calf neat. 9s . Paris, 1689 Contains the History of this celebrated establishment, and the manner of living of the famous Order of Trappists. 2731 LAUD.—Epistle Congratulatorie of Lysimachus Nica- nor (Bp. Laud) of the Society of Jesu to the Covenanters of Scotland, wherein is paralleld our Sweet Harmony in Divers Materiai Points of Doctrine and Practice (by Lesley). 4to, new half morocco. 5s . - 1640 230 Alfred Russell Smith, 2732 LAUD.—England's Glory in her Royal King and Par- liament, with a discourse betwixt Master John Calvin and a Prelatical Bishop, and the Bp. of Canterburies Dream. 4to. 5s - Printed in the year, 1641. 2733 LAVENDER (Theophilus) Travels of Foure English - Men and a Preacher in Africa, Asia, Troy, Thracia, and to the, Black Sea, also Syria, Palestine, Jerusalem, Jericho, and to the Red Sea, begun in 1600, some finished in 1611, and others not yet returned. 4to, russia, É3. 3s Felia, Kyngston, 1612 This uncommon volume was of some celebrity in olden time, and was quoted as “The Preacher's Travels.” The Travellers were William Biddulph, Jeffrey Kirbie, Edward Abbott, John Ilkin. and Jasper Tyon. In consequence of a poem in the book reflecting on the Jesuits, many. copies were bought up and destroyed by them. The Gordonstoun copy sold for £4. 5s. - 2734 LAW (W. J.) The Alps of Hannibal, a Review of the Controversy, and a History of the March of Hannibal. 2 vols - in 1, 8vo, maps, cloth. 6s 6d (pub l guinea) 1866 2735 ſalmg, TWO DIALOGUES in English, between a Doc- tour of Divinity and a Student in the Law of England of the Grounds of the said Laws and of Conscience. 18mo, 33lack 3Letter, 6s 6d 1668 2736 LAWRENCE (W., Surgeon of St. Bartholomew's Hospi- tal) Lectures on Physiology, Zoology, and the Natural History, of Man. Post 8vo, plates, half calf. 4s 6d 1834 The sale of this very interesting work, which first appearcd in 1819, was stopped by the author, and every copy that could be recovered was destroyed ; it has several times been reprinted. - 2737 LAYARD (A. H.) Popular Account of Discoveries at Nineveh, arranged from his larger Work. Thick post 8vo, nume- rous woodcuts. 55 1854 2738 LAYS of the DEER FOREST. By JoHN SOBIESKI and CHARLEs EDWARD STUART. 2 vols, 8vo, frontispiece, cloth, new half morocco eactra. 18s 1848 Contains sketches of old and modern deer hunting, traits of natural history in the forest, traditions of the clans, &c. - 2739 LEADBETTER (Chas.) Uranascopia, or the Contem- plation of the Heavens, being a demonstration of the Equation of Time, shewing the Solar Ingresses, the Aphelions and Eccen- tricities of the Planets, the Determination of the Greatest Elon- gation of Venus and Mercury from the Sun, &c. Thick 8vo, old calf. 5s º 1735 2740 LEADBEATER PAPERS.—The Annals of Ballitore, by Mary Leadbeater, with a Memoir, Letters from Edm. Burke, hitherto unpublished, and the Correspondence of Mrs. Treneh with the Rev. 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The said Captain Jones lived in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, and the events are supposed to take place during the martial times of Sir John Morris and Sir Walter Raleigh. 2745 LEGEND.—La Legende Latine de S. Brandaines, avec * traduction, par Jubinal, publiee d'apres les Manuscrits de la Bibliotheque du Roi remontant aux 11, 12, et 13 siecles. 8vo, new calf eſctra, gilt edges. £1 5s Paris, 1836 2746 LEGENDS, ETC.—La Légende Latine de S. Brandaines, 1836; Mystères inedits du Quinzieme Siècle, 2 vols, 1837; Nouveau Recueil de Contes, Dits, Fabliaux, et Autres Pièces Inedites des 13e, 14e, et 15e Siècles, pour faire suite aux Collec- tion Legrand D'Aussy, Barbazon et Meon, 2 vols, 1839; CEuvres Completes de Rutebeuf trouvere du 13 Siècle, 2 vols, 1839; Mis au jour pour la Première fois, par Achille Jubinal ; a set. 7 vols, 8vo, new calf extra, gilt edges. £5.5s 2747 LEGENDS of ST. 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Handsome folio volume, many plates, half bound. 2.92. 15s Printed for Subscribers only, 1867 2760 LEICESTER.—Throsby (John) History and Antiquities of the Ancient Town of the Leicester. 4to (wants the plates) uncut in bds. 6s 6d. (not a first rate copy) Leicester, 1791 2761 LEICESTER.—Thompson's History of Leicester. Roy. 8vo, plates, cloth. 12s 6d - Leicester, 1849 36, Soho Square, London. 233 2762 WALK Through LEICESTER, containing a description of the Town and its Environs, with Remarks on its History and Antiquities. 12mo, folding plan, boards. 2s Leicester, 1804 2763 WALK through LEICESTER, containing a description of the Town and Environs, its History and Antiquities. 12mo, map, boards. 2S Leicester, 1820 2764 ROMAN LEICESTER, by J. F. Hollings, Leicester, 1855—Kelly's Notices of the Drama and Popular Amusements in Leicester during the 16th and 17th Centuries; plates, 1865. 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Thick royal 8vo, cloth. £1. 10s Harleian Soc., 1873 234 Alfred Russell Smith, 2775 LENNOX (Lord Wm. Pitt) Fifty Years’ Biographical Reminiscences. 2 vols, 8vo, cloth. 8s 6d 1863 One of the most amusing and chatty books ever written. 2776 LENNOX (Lord William Pitt) My Recollections from 1806 to 1873. 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, scarce. 12s 6d 1874 A most amusing Book, containing anecdotes of all the celebrated per- sons of that period. 2777 LENNOX (Lord William Pitt) Celebrities I have Rnown, with Episodes, Political, Social, Sporting, and Theatri- cal. 2 vols, 8vo, cloth. 9s 1876 2778 LENOIR (Alex.) 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The Rehearsals; a View of the Times, their Principles and Practice, by Philalethes. Folio, 4 vols in l, old calf. 12s 6d 704–8 A complete set of this periodical, with the general titles to each volume. Written by Charles Leslie, who, according to Dr. Johnson, was a reasoner, and a reasoner who was not to be reasoned against : the articles are chiefly against the dissenters, and the author is said to have brought more persons from other persuasions into the Church of England than any man ever did. 2784 LES Metamorphoses on l'ane d'or d’Apulée enfrancaise et Latine. 2 vols, fine portrait and curious plates, calf gilt, very scarce. £3. 15s Paris, 1787 2785 LETTERS of Father Paul, Counsellor of State to the Republic of Venice, and Author of the ‘History of the Council of Trent,’ translated by Edward Brown. 8vo, portrait by Sturt calf. 2s & 1693 36, Soho Square, London. 235 2786 L'ESTRANGE (Rev. A. G.) Yachting round the West of England, Cornwall, Devonshire, &c. 8vo, new half calf. 8s 6d I865 2787 LESTRANGE (Sir Geo. B.). Recollections of the 31st Regiment and of the Scots Fusileers. 8vo, numerous plates by officers of the Royal Artillery, cloth. 6s about 1870 2788 LETTERS.—Original Letters to the Earl of Arlington \ by Sir Richard Bulstrode, Envoy at the Court of Brussels from Charles II., with an account of the Author's Life and Family. 8vo, calf meat. 3s 1712 2789 LETTERS.—A Collection of Letters, Extracted from the most Celebrated French Authors, made English by T. Reresby. 8vo, calf meat. 2s 6d 1715 Letters from Chev. de Mère, Boursault, Fontenelle, Balzac, Voiture, Costar, Bodeau, and others. 2790 LETTER from a Facetious Gentleman at Soissons, con- taining the business and intrigues there amongst a promiscuous medley of P——s, Partizans, Čoxcombs, Men of Wit, Women of Pleasure, Gamesters, and the whole tribe of Bublers, and a Dia- logue between Mist the Printer and the Duke of Wha——n. 8vo, half morocco. 5s 1728 2791 LETTERS.—Collection of Original Royal Letters writ- ten by Charles lst and 2nd, James 2nd, and the King and Queen of Bohemia and other celebrated Persons of that Period, edited by Sir G. Bromley. 8vo, facsimile, half calf meat. 6s 6d 1787 2792 LETTER from a Country Gentleman to a M.P. on Public Affairs, containing the Characters of the Chief Politi- cians, MRs. FITZHERBERT, and the PRINCE OF WALEs. 8vo, half morocco. 3s 6d 1789 2793 LETTERS from Italy to Lord Halifax, by Jos. Addison, with the Mourning Muse of Alexis, a Pastoral, lamenting the 1)eath of the late Queen Mary, by Congreve, to which is added the Despairing Lover. 8vo, half calf. 3s 1790 2794 LETTERS.—Elegant Epistles, a collection of Familiar and Amusing Letters from Cicero down to Lady Montague, Chesterfield, and Dr. Johnson. Thick royal 8vo, of 800 pages, calf gilt. 4s 6d 1795 2795 LETTERS between Mrs. Elizabeth Carter and Miss Catherine Talbot, from 1741 to 1770, also Letters from Mrs. Carter to Mrs. Vesey, 1763 to 1787, from Original Manuscripts in the Possession of the Rev. Montague Pennington. 4 vols, 8vo, portrait added, calf gilt. 12s 1809 236 Alfred Russell Smith, 2796 LETTERS by Eminent Men of the 17th and 18th Cen- turies, from the Originals in the Bodleian Library and Ashmo- lean Museum, with Biographical and Literary Illustrations, 3 vols, 8vo, calf meat. 14s - 1813 Includes Hearne's. Journey to Reading and to Whaddon Hall, the seat of Browne Willis, and Lives of Eminent Men by Aubrey. 2797 LETTERS written by an Englishman resident at Paris during the last Reign of the Emperor Napoleon, with Appendix of Official Documents. 2 vols, 8vo, calf meat. 6s 1816. 2798 LETTERS.—Original Letters from Baxter, Prior, Bo- lingbroke, Pope, Johnson, Gilpin, and other Eminent Men, with Biographical lllustrations by Rebecca Warner. 8vo, meat. 3s 6d 1817 2799 LETTRES INEDITEs de Henry II, Diane de Poitiers, - Marie Stuart, Francois, Roi Dauphine, etc., addresses au Conne. table Anne de Montmorency, ou Correspondence Secrete de la Cour sous Henry II, par J.B. Gail. 8vo, facsimile, half morocco. 5S * Paris, 1818. 2800 LETTERS.– Original Letters, illustrative of English History, including Royal Letters from the British Museum, with Notes and Illustrations by Sir Henry Ellis. Three series, com- plete, and choice set in new half red morocco, gilt tops, 11 vols, 8vo. £4. 10s - 1824–46 2801 LETTER WRITING from the earliest Period to the Fifth Century by W. Roberts. Thick 8vo, cloth, scARCE. 12s º . Pickering, 1843. 2802 LEWIS (M. G., “Monk”) Life and Correspondence, with Pieces in Prose and Verse, never before published. 2 vols, 8vo, portrait and facsimile, half calf gilt, 16s 1839 2803 LEWIS (William, Botanist, Member of Linnean Society, &c.) Biographical Sketch, 8vo, PRIVATELY PRINTED, portrait, half morocco. 2s 6d 1823 2804 LEWIS (T) The Scourge, in Vindication of the Church of England, shewing the Danger of the Establishment from the Insolence of the Dissenters, and the Anatomy of the Heretical Synod of Dissenters at Salter's Hall, 12mo, front, of portraits, calf meat. 5s 1720, 2805 LEWIS (John, of Margate) History of the several trans- lations of the Bible and New Testament into English, both in Manuscript and in Print, and the most remarkable editions. 8vo, large folding plate, half calf. 8s 6d 1739 2806 LIFE and Reign of King Henry VIII., written by Lord Herbert of Cherbury. Follo, portrait, calf meat. 6s 1683. 36, Soho Square, London. 237 2807 LIFE IN THE HAREM.–Six Years in Europe, sequel to 30 Years in the Harem, the Autobiographical Notes of Melek- Hanum, wife of H. H. Kibuzli-Mehemet Pasha, edited by L. A. Chameroozow. 8vo, cloth. 3s 1873 2808 LIBRO del PEREGRINO, de GIACOPO CAVICEO da Parma. 12mo, fine copy in new morocco extra, gilt edges. £1. 10s Vinegia, 1538 One of the most popular Romances of the early part of the 16th century. 2809 LILLO, The London Merchant, or the History of GEORGE BARNWELL, a Tragedy. 12mo, frontispiece by Vander Gucht, fine old blue morocco, richly tooled on the sides. 5s 1731 2810 LILLY (Wm., the Astrologer) Life and Times from 1602 to 1681, written by himself in his 66th year, to Elias Ashmole. 8vo, portraits, half morocco. 12s 1822 2811 LILY and the Bee, an Apologue of the Crystal Palace, by Saml. Warren (author of '4210,000 a Year.’) 12mo, cloth. 5s I851 LIN COLNSHIRE. 2812 THE TERRA Incognita, with Observations, Moral, Descriptive, and Historical, by Miss Hatfield. 12mo, frontispiece of the Julian Bower, Aldborough Hill, boards, whewt. £1.5s 1816 One of the rarest books relating to any county. 2813 HISTORY and Antiquities of the County, from the Beauties of England and Wales. 8vo, plates, boards. 4s 6d 1817 2814 POLL Book for the Southern Division of Lincolnshire, Candidates Trollope, Turnor, and Handley. 12mo, cloth. 2s 6d Sleaford, 1841, 2815 POLL Book for the Southern Division of the County of Lincoln. 8vo, cloth. 3s 1857 2816 SIMPSON (Justin) List of Lincolnshire Tradesmen's Tokens and Town Pieces of the 17th Century, with Biographical and Genea- logical Notes. 8vo, plates, cloth. 7s 6d 1872 2817 MOORE (John) Collections for a Topographical, Historical and Descriptive Account of the Hundred of AvRLAND (Lincoln), Part I., ALL PUBLISHED. Sm. 4to, from tispiece, half morocco, wh- cwt. 15S Lincoln, 1809 2818 THOMPSON (Pishey) History and Antiquities of BosTON and the HUNDRED of SKIRBECK, in the County of Lincoln, including also History of the Fens, History of River Witham, Biography of Celebrated Persons, Social, Dialect, etc. Thick royal 8vo, numerous illustrations, half mor, gilt top. 491. 5s Boston, 1856 2819 SCAMPTON.—History of the Parish of Scampton, account of the Roman Antiquities, and anecdotes of the FAMILY OF BOLLE. 4to, map and plates, boards, scarce, 291. 4s 1810 16 238 Alfred Russell Smith, 2820 SLEAFOR.D.—Sketches illustrative of the Topography and His- tory of New and Old Sleaford, and of several places in the Neighbourhood, by James Creasey. Royal 8vo, Large Paper, plates on India paper, new half morocco. 14s Sleaford, 1825 2821 STAMFORD.—The Antiquities of Stamford St. Martin, compiled chiefly from the Annals of the Rev. F. Peck, with Notes by W. Harrod (Vol 1. the Ancient History.) 12mo, boards. 2s 6d Stamford, 1785 2822 STARK (Adam) History and Antiquities of Gainsburgh, (Lincoln- shire). Roy, 8vo, LARGE PAPER, plates, half calf gilt. I6s 1817 2823 TATTERSHALL (Lincolnshire) — Topographical Account of. 12mo, plates, new half calf. 5s 6d Horncastle, 1813 2824 THORNTON ABBEY (Lincolnshire) in the Reign of Richard II., a Poem, by Jas. Giffard. 8vo, frontispiece, half mor. 6s 6d 1838 2825 OLIVER (Rev. Geo.) Account of the Religious Houses formerly situated on the Eastern side of the River Witham, with nume- rous illustrative Notes. 12mo, cloth. 4s 6d 1846 2826 CIVIL WAR.—Declaration of the Parliament for the association of well-affected persons in LINCOLNSHIRE; also an Order for removing Prisoners out of Lincoln Castle and for fortifying the same. 4to. 6s 6d 1642 2827 CIVIL WAR.—Windication of the Commons against a false and scandalous pamphlet intituled the Humble Petition of Capt. Wm. Booth of Killingholm, with an affidavit delivered to his Majestie at York, 4to. 7s 6d 1642 2828 CIVIL WAR.—True Relation of the Great Victory at LINGOLN by Lord Willoughby against the Duke of Newcastle, 4to. 10s 6d 1643 2829 LINDISFARNE Chase, a Novel, by T. A. Trollope. Thick post 8vo, cloth. 2s 1865 2830 LINEALJ. (John) ITUR MEDITERANIUM, a True Account given of the Proceedings of Lord Glin, Lord Chief Justice, and Baron Hill, in their Summer Circuit in the Counties of Berks, Oxford, Gloucester, Monmouth, Hereford, Worcester, Salop, and Stafford. 4to, morocco eactra. £3. 3s Sold by John Felton, in Stafford, 1658 An entertaining piece of drollery in verse, reflecting on Lord Glynne, who tried in vain to catch the author. The Gloucester Scuffle between the Ordinary and the Jayler, a Salopian assault case, and the false alarm of a beam falling at the Shire Hall, Stafford, the rapid exit of the judges and subsequent panic, are very amusing. 2831 LINTON (C.) The Healing of the Nations, with an In- w troduction and Appendix by N. P. Tallmadge. Thick 8vo, cloth. 4s 6d New York, 1858 This very singular production is supposed to have been dictated through Spiritual Influence, is one of the earliest books written on the since exploded spiritualistic nonsense. 36, Soho Square, London. 239 2832 #lippomantić.--Copye of a verye fyne and wytty letter sent from the Rt. Rev. de LEWEs LIPPoMANUS, byshop of Verona, and Legate in Pologne from the most holy and blessed POPE PAUL the FourTH, translated out of Italyan by MICHAEL THROCKMoRTON (contains a LETTER to CARDINAL POLE). 12mo, black letter, morocco extra, excessively rare. £5. 5s No place nor printer, 1556 2833 LITERARY WORLD, a Journal of Popular Information and Entertainment, by JoHN TIMBs. Thick 8vo, many plates, new half calf gilt. 8s 6d 1839–40 & 2834, LITURGY..—Libertas Ecclesiasticae, a discourse vindi- cating the Lawfulness of those things which are chiefly excepted against in the Church of England, especially in its Liturgie and Worship, by Wm. Falkener, of Lynn. 8vo, meat. 5s 1677 2835 LIVERPOOL (Earl of) Memoirs of the Public Life and Administration. Thick 8vo, portrait, half calf. 3S 1827 2836 LIVES.—Observations on the Lives of Alexander, Caesar, and Scipio, by J. B. B. 18mo, new morocco extra. £1.. Is A. Islip, 1602 The anthor's name is unknown, the book is dedicated to Nicholas Strangways, Esquire. There is a contemporary signature on title of Gulielm Oglethorpe. 2837 LIVES of ASHMOLE, and Lilly the Astrologer, by them- selves, containing Lilly's Life and Times, with Notes by Ash- mole ; Lilly's Life and Death of Charles I., and Ashmole's Life by way of Diary, edited with occasional Letters by Chas. Burman. 8vo, meat. 6s 6d * 1774 2838 LIVES of the BISHOPS.—Cassan’s Lives of the Bishops of Winchester, Bath and Wells, Sherborne and Salisbury. Com- plete set, 4 vols, 8vo, calf gilt. £1. 10s 1824–30 2839 LIVES, English and Foreign, containing the History of the most Illustrious Persons of our own and other Nations, from 1550 to 1690, by several hands, 2 vols, 8vo, meat. 5s 1704 2840 LIVES and Characters of the most Illustrious Persons, British and Foreign, who died in 1712. 8vo, meat. 5s 1714 Dukes of Hamilton and Leeds, Earls of Godolphin, Renelaugh, and Rivers, Lord Mohun, Richard Cromwell, The Dauphin, and others. 2841 LIVES of SAINTs. Wondels (J. W.) Brieven der HEILIGE MAEGDEN, Martelaressen. 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Very thick folio of nearly 700 pages, printed in black letter, with a great number of fine woodcuts said to be by Albert Durer, new crimson morocco extra, gilt edges. #6. 6s tº Antwerpen, 1541 2844 £ibp.–The Historie of two the moste noble Capitaines of the Worlde, Anniball and Scipio, and of their diuers battailes and victories, gathered into English by ANTONIE COPE, esquier. 4to, black letter, large copy, calf meat. 284. 4s Thomas Berthelet, 1548 2845 # Iott (#10 botnítke) The Pilgrimage of Princes. 4to, black letter, calf. 15s John Wolfe, 1586 2846 LLOYD (Lodowicke) The Practice of Policy, 1604– Lloyd (Lodowicke) Linceus Spectacles, Nicholas Oakes, 1607. In a volume, 4to, stiff cover. 12s 2847 LOCKE (Joseph, Civil Engineer, &c.) Life of, by Devey. 8vo, portrait, cloth. 6s 6d (pub 14s) 1826 2848 LOCKE (John) Life, with extracts from his Journals, Correspondence, and Common-Place Books, by Lord King. 4to, portrait, boards. 3s 1829 2849 LOCKMAN (John) Narrative of the late Pretended Gunpowder Plot, 8vo, half morocco. 3s I755 A travestie of the Guy Fawkes kind, in an attempt to blow up the Ring's Theatre, in the Haymarket. An amusing theatrical squib. 2850 LOGAN (James) Scottish Gael or Celtic Manners as preserved among the Highlanders, being an historical and des– criptive account of the Inhabitants, Antiquities, and National Peculiarities of Scotland, more especially the Northern, edited with Memoir and Notes by the Rev. Alex. Stewart. 2 vols, 8vo, coloured plates and woodcuts, cloth. 18S Inverness, 1876 2851 LOG Books of H.M. Ship Kent, from 1800 to the end of 1803, kept by John Jordan Arrow, Midshipman. Thick folio, half calf. £1.15s In the Mediterranean, Malta, and Coast of Italy, there are some draw- ings, being surveys of the Harbour of Valetta, and other parts of the coast in the vicinity, with some other drawings. 2852 LOG BOOK of H.M.S. Romney, from Nov. 29 to June 1, 1803, chiefly kept by D. E. Bartholomew. Thick folio, very neatly and plainly written, half morocco. 12s 6d Has the antograph of Admiral Sir John Ross. 2853 LONG (Henry I.) On the March of Hannibal from the { Rhone to the Alps. 8vo, map. 2s 6d 1831 36, Soho Square, London. ‘241 2854 LONDON CourtsHIP, or a New Road to Matrimony, consisting of Original Letters which passed between a Young Lady of the City of London and several of her Suitors. 8vo, new half morocco. 4s 6d 1759 Said to be written by J. Almon, author of Biographycal and Political Anecdotes, and editor of the Remembrancer. The letters are replies to an advertisement for a husband, and a note of the publisher's implies that the originals could be seen at his office. 2855 LONGEVITY-Annals of Health and Long Life, how to attain a great age, with biographical anecdotes of persons who have attained over 100, by Jos. Taylor. Post 8vo, half calf. 2s 1818 2856 LONGFELLOW (H. W.) The GOLDEN LEGEND. 12mo, calf eſctra, full gilt back. 7s 6d 1852 2857 LONGI, Sophistae Pastoralia Lesbiaca, sive de Amoribus Daphnidis et Chloes, Poema EROTICO-PoſMENICON, e textu Graeco in Latinum deductum P. Petit Radel. 8vo, half calf. 6s 6d Paris, 1809 With long introduction and a Metaphrase of this celebrated Poem. 2858 LOSELEY MSS.–Manuscripts and other Rare Docu- ments Illustrative of English History, Biography, and Manners, from the Reign of Henry 8th to that of James lst, preserved at Losely House, edited by A. J. Kempe. 8vo, fine folding frontis- piece and facsimile, half morocco, SCARCE. 16s 1836 2859 LOUIS XI.-Notes on Louis XI., with some short extracts from Comines’ Memoirs, by A. E. Sm. 4to, PRIVATELY PRINTED, half morocco. 4s 6d 1878 2860 LOVE LETTERS of Eminent Persons, edited by Chas. Martel. 12mo, new half morocco. 3s 6d about 1860 2861 LOVE LETTERS of Caroline von Linsingen and King William the Fourth, hitherto unpublished, discovered among Baron Reichenbach's Papers, translated by T. G. Arundel. Post 8vo, cloth. 2s 6d I880 2862 LOVER's LOGICK, or Logical Love, translated from the French by Mons. de Callieres, junr. 12mo, calf meat, curious. 5S 1670 '2863 LOVE OF FAME the Universal Passion, in Seven Characteristical Satires, in Verse. 8vo, calf meat. 3s 6d 1730 2864 LOVEDAY. (R.) Letters, Domestick and Forreign, on Subjects Philosophical, Historical, and Moral. 8vo, port, calf (Bliss's copy). 4s 1659 Formerly held in much esteem as being patterms of epistolary writing. 242 Alfred Russell Smith, 2865 LOVE POEMs, and HUMOROUS ones written at the end of a volume of small printed books, 1614–19, in the British Museum, edited by F. J. Furnivall. 8vo. 2s 6d Ballad Society, 1874 2866 LOWMAN (Moses) Rational of the Ritual of the Hebrew Worship, in which the Wise Designs and Usefulness of that Ritual are explained and vindicated from Objections. Thick 8vo, calf meat, Scarce. 9s 1748 Contains the most complete and minute account of the manners and customs of the Hebrew Ritual. 2867 LOYAL and Impartial Satyrist, containing Eight Mis- cellany Poems, 4to, new half morocco. 6s 6d 1694 Ghost of an English Jesuit, on Father Peter's Picture, Ecebolius Bri- tannicus, a Memento to the Jacobites, the Comical Cabal or Humours of the Mobile, &c. 2868 LUBKE (Dr. Wilhelm) Ecclesiastical Art in Germany during the Middle Ages, translated from the fifth German edi- tion, with Appendix by L. A. Wheatly. A handsome 8vo vol, f full of fine woodcuts of ancient architecture, fine engravings, furni- ture, glass, Screens, déc., cloth. 6s (pub 15s) 1876 2869 LUCAN’s PHARSALIA; or the Civill Warres of Rome, between Pompey the Great and Julius Cæsar, the whole ten books Englished by Thos. May. 12mo, frontispiece by Hulsius and opposite verses, new calf eactra, gilt edges. 12s 6d 1625 2870 LUCAN’s PHARSALIA; the whole Ten Books Englished by THos. MAY, with the continuation till the death of Julius Caesar. 12mo, frontispiece by Hulsius, half calf. 6s 6d 1627–1657 2871 LUCAN’s PHARSALIA, translated into English Verse by Sir Arthur Gorges, with a Life of the Author. Folio, crimson morocco extra, gilt edges. £3.15s 1641 2872 LUCAS (Saml.) Secularia, or Surveys on the Main Stream of History. (Contains interesting Historical Papers). Thick 8vo, cloth. 5s 1862 2873 LUCRETIUS, a Poen against the Fear of Death, with an Ode to the Memory of the Accomplished Young Lady, Mrs. Ann Killigrew, exeellent in the Sister Arts of Poetry and Paint- ing. 8vo, half morocco. 2s 6d 1709 2874 LUDICROUS.—Balthasar Boniface, LUDICRA HISTORIA, opus ex omnidisciplinarum genere selecta, ac iucunda eruditione resertum. Thick 4to, engraved title, calf meat. 6s 6d Venice, 1652 Collection of amusing stories, marvellous narrations, marriage and funeral customs, laughable anecdotes, and racy jokes. 2875 LUDLOW (John Malcolm) Woman's Work in the Church, historical notes on DEACONESSES and SISTERHOODS. 12mo, cloth, scarce. 4s 6d & 1865. 36, Soho Square, London. 243 2876 2877 2878 2879 2880 2881 2882 2883 LUNARDI (Vincent) Account of the First Aerial Voy- age in England, 8vo, portrait by BARTOLOZZI, and folding plates, half calf. 4s 6d 1784 # upton (Ibog.) Squila. Too good to be true: O men : Though so at a vewe Yet all that I tolde you, Is true, I upholde you. Now cease to aske why : For I can not lye. - THE SECOND part and Knitting up of the Boke entituled To good to be True, wherein is continued the discourse of the won- derfull Lawes, commendable custones, and strange manners of the people of MAUQSUN. 2 vols, 4to, blact: Icter, russia. 48.8s Henrie Bynneman, 1580–1581 One of the rarest of Lupton's entertaining books; it contains a plea- Sant satire on the manners and customs of the time, somewhat in the style of Sir Thos. More's ‘Utopia,’ but in dialogue. LUSIAD (The) of Camoens, closely translated, with Life, Index, and Notes by Lt. Col. Sir T. Livingston Mitchell. 8vo, plates, cloth. 4s 6d 1854 # utber (#|artin) Von der Conciliis und Kirchen. Wittemberg, 1539; with Six Sermons also by LUTHER, each printed at Wittemberg between 1530 and 1534. With charming woodcut borders, bound in 1 volume, 4to, stamped pigskin, with Indexes in a contemporary hand. 495. 5s A most desirable volume to the collector of original editions of the Early Reformers. LYELL (Sir Charles) Principles of Geology. Thick 8vo, maps, plates and woodcuts, cloth. 9s 1853 #plit (John) Euphues, The Anatomie of Wit, very pleasing for all Gentlemen to Read, and most necessary to Remember, Corrected and Augmented ; Euphues and his Eng- land, containiug his Voyage and Adventures, with Sundry pretty discourses of Honest Love. 2 vols in 1, 4to, black letter, calf meat. £3. 3s 1636 LYSONS' History of the County of Chester, no plates, wncut, meat. 12S 1810 LYSONS' History of the County of CORNWALL. 4to, $25 1824 Illustrated with extra plates and maps, fourteen of the latter, some co- loured, one hundred and eighty-four original water-colour drawings, delineating nearly every Cross, Pre-historic Antiquity, Old Church, and Ancient Sculpture in the County, also minety-one engravings carefully chosen and inlaid. Bound in 3 voks, with title, new crimson morocco extra, gilt edges. To anyone interested in the county this forms a unique and most interesting collection. * (244 Alfred Russell Smith, 2884 LYSONS’ Magna Britannia, a Concise History and Topography of Beds., Berks., Bucks., Cambridgeshire, Cheshire, Cornwall, Cumberland, Derbyshire and Devonshire. 6 Vols bound in 7, 4to, many fine plates and maps, calf gilt. 48.8s 1806–22 2885 £ptplton's (Lemureş, newly revised, with a Table. 12mo, black letter, calf meat. 12s Wyllyam, Myddylton, 1545 2886 MABINOGION (The) From the Llfyr Coch o Hergest, f and other Ancient Welsh Manuscripts, with an English Transla- tion, and Notes by Lady Charlotte Guest. 3 vols, royal 8vo, facsimiles, cloth. £3.15s 1838–49 The most important collection of Legendary Narratives that we haye, being the forerunners of the Early Metrical Romances, the Life of King Arthur, and others of a similar kind, and blending the fables of pre-his- toric times with the actual occurrences that attended the invasion of Wales by the Anglo-Saxons. These Legends may be said to be the be- ginning of modern literature. 2887 MACARONIC.—Magistri Stopini, poetae Ponzanensis capriccia Macaronica, additione Jocunda Macaronica Elegia. 8vo, half morocco. 5s Venet., 1788 2888 MACARONIC.—Specimens of Macaronic Poetry. g 8vo, bds. 5s 1831 Contains a long Introduction, the Pugna Porcorum, de Laudibus Cal- vitii, Ignoramus, and other pieces. 2889 MACARONIC.—Macaronéana ou Mélanges de littéra- ture Macaronique des différents Peuples de l’Europe par Octave Delepierre. 8vo, sewed. 5s 6d Paris, 1852 2890 MACARONIC.—Macarončana Andra overum Nou- veaux Mélanges de littérature Macaronique par Octave Delé- pierre. Sm. 4to, half morocco (but a small number printed). 7s 6d 1862 2891 MACDIARMID's Lives of British Statesmen. 4to, portraits, calf. 2s tº 1807 2892 MACERONI (Francis) Interesting Facts relating to t the Fall and Death of Murat, King of Naples, the Capitulation of Paris, and the Second Restoration of the Bourbons. 8vo, boards. 4s 6d 1817 2893 MACERONI (Col., Aide-de-Camp to Joachim Murat, etc.) Memoirs of his Life and Adventures (a most entertaining biography). 2 vols, 8vo, portrait, cloth. 3s 6d 1838 2894. MACHIAVEL's Discourses on the First Decade of Livy, translated with Animadversions on his Errors, by Edw. Dacres. Thick 12mo, calf meat. 4s 6d 1636 36, Soho Square, London. 245 2895 MACHIAVEL's GHOST, as he lately appeared to his Deare Sons, the Modern Projectors. 4to, half morocco. 7s 6d 1641 Partly in Verse, satirical on the farmers of Wine, Tobacco, Salt, Rags, Cards, Butter, Soap, and Coal, complaints are made as to the Tobacco being rotten, and suggests that the projectors should be beaten to sneez- ing powder and transported to Ireland. 2896 MACHIAVEL–Anti Machiavel, or an Examination of Machiavel’s Prince, with Historical and Political Notes by t Woltaire. 8vo, calf meat. 3s 6d 1741 2897 McNICOLL (Thos.) Essays on English Literature. Post 8vo, half calf. 3s Pickering, 1861 2898 MADOX’s History and Antiquities of the ExCHEQUER z from the Conquest to the end of Edward II., with a Dissertation on the Great Roll of Stephen, and a Copious Index. Folio, calf meat. £1. 10s 1711 2899 MADOX (Thos.) Firma Burgi, an Historical Essay on the Cities, Towns and Boroughs of England, taken from Re- cords. Folio, curious old view of Gwildhall, meat. 12s 1726 2900 MADDEN (R. R.) Phantasmata; or Illusions and Fa- naticisms of Protean Forms productive of Great Evils. 2 vols, 8vo, frontispiece, cloth. 12s 1857 2901 MAECENA’S Life, with Critical, Historical and Geo- graphical Notes by Ralph SCHOMBERG. 12mo, portrait, calf. 2S 1766 2902 MAGIC.—Life of Henry Cornelius Agrippa, commonly known as a Magician, by Henry Morley. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, scarce. 12S 1856 2903 MAGIC LANTERN (The) or Sketches of SCENEs in the METROPOLIS. 12mo, calf extra. 9s 1823 By the Countess of Blessington. A coloured frontispiece of Rotten Row, by Alken, is added. - 2904 iſºlagna Cărtă, with divers other Statutes. Very Early Edition, 12mo, black letter, calf meat. 12s Robert Redman, 1539 2905 MAHOMETANS.—Four Treatises concerning the DOC- TRINE, Discipline, and WoRSHIP of the MAHOMETANs, by H. Rebaud and Bobovius, with a Life of Mahomet. 8vo, calf. 2s 6d 1712 2906 MAHOMETANS in SPAIN.--MURPHY (J. C.) History of the MAHOMETAN EMPIRE IN SPAIN, to the Expulsion of the Moors, 4to, map, half bound. 12s 1816 2907 MAIMBOURG's History of the League, translated in- to English by Dryden. Thick 8vo, frontispiece, meat. 5s 1684 246 Alfred Russell Smith, 2908 MAJERI (Michaelis) Secretioris Natura Secretorum Scrutinium Chymicum, per Oculis et Intellectui accurate accom- modata, Figuris Emblemata. 4to, 50 fine plates designed to shew the meaning of many mythological stories, including the Seven Ages, some of them of the most singular character, new crimson mo- rocco eactra. É3. 3s Francof, 1687 2909 MALCOLM. (J. P.) Excursions in Kent, Gloucester, Hereford, Monmouth and Somerset, with descriptive sketches of the most Interesting Places and Buildings. Roy. 8vo, plates, boards. 4s 6d 1814 29.10 MANBY (C. W.) Tom Racquet and his Three Maiden Aunts, with a word of two about the Whittleburys. A novel. Post 8vo, plates by Robert Cruikshank, new half morocco. 5s About 1850 2911 MANDEY (V.) Mellificium Mensionis, or the Mar- row of Measuring, a New and Ready Way how to Measure Glazing, Painting, Plastering, Masonry, Joyners, Carpenters, and Bricklayers, Works, with some Choice Principles and Pro- blems of Geometry conducing thereto. 8vo, portrait and nu- merous folding plates, calf meat. 5s 1717 BOOKS OF MANNERS, 2912 ART of BEING EASY at all Times and in all Places, written chiefly for the use of a Lady of Quality, translated from the French of Des Landes, by Edw. Combe. 12mo, half calf gilt. 5s 1724 2913 PRIMAUDAYE (Peter de la) The French Academie, wherein is Discoursed the Institution of MANNERS, and whatsoever else concerneth the Good and Happie Life of all Estates and Callings by precept of Doctrine and Examples of the lines of Ancient Sages and Famous Men, translated from the French by Thos. Beard. FIRST EDITION, 4to, half calf. £1.5s 1586 2914 BELLEGARDE (L’Abbe) L'Education Parfaite, contenant les maniers bienseantzaux jeunes Gens des Qualite, et des Maximes et des Reflections propres a avancer leur Fortune—Modeles de Conversations pour les Personnes Polies, par l’Abbe Bellegarde, 2 vols, 12mo, frontispiece, calf antique red edges, from Sir John Simeon’s library. 15s 1709–10 2915 BOYER (A.) Characters of the Virtues and Vices of the Age, or Moral Reflections,Maxims and Thoughts uponMen and Manners, 12mo, calf meat. 2s 1695 2916 BROWN (Thos.) Legacy for Ladies, or Characters of the Women of the Age, with a comical View of London, or the Merry Quack wherein Physick is rectified for the Beaus and Ladies, by Tho. Brown and Ned Ward, also the character of Tho. Brown by Dr. Drake. 8vo, calf gilt, 6s 1705 36, Soho Square, London. 247 2917 CALIOPE's CABINET,0pened and Reviewed wherein all Gentlemen. of what Rank or Quality soever may be informed how to adorn. themselves for Funerals, Feastings, and other Heroick Meetings, The Titles due to all Qualitys, with Explication of Heraldry, etc., by JAMES SALTER. 18mo, calf meat, imperfect. 2s 1674 2918 CHARACTER of a Generous Prince drawn from the great Lines of Heroick Fortitude, from which may be delineated the effigies of a Prodigious Tyrant. By a hearty well-wisher of Her Majes- ties Government. 8vo, old red morocco, gilt edges. 6s 1703. 2919 COUNSELLOR MANNERS, His last Legacy to his Son, enriched and Embellished with Grave Advisos, Pat Histories and Ingenious Proverbs, Apologues, and Apophthegms, by Josiah Dare. 12mo, calf. 4s 6d 1676 2920 COURTIER's CALLING (The) shewing the way of making a FoR- TUNE and the art of Thriving at Court, according to the maxims of Policy and Morality. By a person of Honour. 12mo, half calf. 12s 1675 2921 COURTIERS (The) Manual Oracle, or the Art of Prudence, trans- lated from the Spanish of Balthazar Gracian. 8vo, calf. 3s 1685 2922 ESSAY on the Education of a Young British Nobleman, with some observations on the office of an Ambassador. 8vo, Sewed. 2s 1730. 2923 GENTLEMAN's CoMPANION, or a Character of True Nobility and Gentility. By a Person of Quality (said to be Wm. Ramsay, M.D., and Astrologer). 12mo, half calf 8s 6d 1672. 2924 GENTLEMAN's (The) Calling, written by the Anthor of the Whole Duty of Man. 8vo, frontispiece, half calf. 3s 1676, 2925 GENTLEMAN's LIBRARY, containing Rules for Conduct in All Parts of Life, written by a Gentleman. 12mo, frontispiece, calf 7teat. 3S 1715 2926 GENTILE SINNER (The) or England's Brave Gentleman Charac- tered, in a Letter to a Friend, both as he is, and as he should be. 12mo, meat. 5s 1664 An entertaining little book, written in the style of Brathwait, with amusing jokes after the manner of Fuller. 2927 HAMILTON (Elizabeth) Iletters on Education. 8vo, half calf. 2s Bath, 1801 2928 HICKES (George) The Gentlemen instructed in the conduct of a Virtuous and Happy Life, written for the Instruction of a Young Nobleman, with a word for the Ladies. 8vo, meat. 4s 1732 2929 INSTRUCTIONS for a Young Lady, containing a Mother's Advice to her Daughter, Letters on Religion, Marriage, Cultiva- tion of Taste, and Fables for the Female Sex. 12mo, calf meat. 2S 1773. 248 Alfred Russell Smith, 2930 LADIES MISCELLANY, or Essays, Poems, Stories and Examples for the Female Sex in General, by Geo. Wright. 12mo, calf weat. 2s 1795 2931 LADY's ToILETTE, a critical Examination of the Nature of Beauty the causes by which it is impaired and instructions for preserving it, with Receipts for Cosmetics, proper for a Lady's Use, and how to dress with Taste and Elegance. 12mo, half morocco. 4s 6d 1808 2932 MANNERS and ExPENSES.—Illustrations of the Manners and Expenses of Ancient Times in England, in the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries, deduced from Churchwardens Accounts, and other authentic documents, collected from various parts of the Kingdom, by John Nichols, 4to, calf meat. £4.4s John Nichols, 1797 Exceedingly rare, nearly all the copies were destroyed in the great fire at the printers. © 2933 MANNERS. — Translated from the French. 12mo, calf meat. 2s 6d I752 Treats of Corporeal Appetites, of Avarice, of Gallantry, of Love, etc. 2934 MARCHANT (John) Puerilla, or Amusements for the Young, Consisting of a Collection of Songs Adapted to the Fancies and Capacities of those of Tender Years. 12mo, folding frontispiece, 751 new panelled calf eactra, gilt edges. £1.5s I 2935 OF EDUCATION, especially of Young Gentlemen. I2mo, half calf gilt. 9s 6d Oaford, 1673 2936 POLITE GENTLEMAN (The), or Reflections upon the several kinds of WIT, viz., in Conversations, Books and Affairs of the World, done out of the French. 12mo, half calf gilt. 7s 6d 1700 2937 RALEIGH (Sir Walter) The Prince, or Maxims of State, presented to Prince Henry. 4to, half morocco. 5s 1642 2938 REFLECTIONS upon Ridicule, or what it is that makes a Man Ridiculous, and the means to avoid it. 2 vols, 12mo, calf meat. 4s 6d 1789 2939 RELIGIO JURISPRUDENTIs, or the Lawyer's Advice to his Son, calculated to prevent the miscarriage of Youth, by Philanthro- pum. 12mo, meat. 5s I685 2940 RULES of Civility, or the Maxims of General Behaviour, with a Treatise of the PoſNT of Honour. 12mo, calf meat. 3s 1703 2941 RULE of Life, in Select Sentences, collected from the Greatest Authors, Ancient and Modern. 12mo, calf meat. 2s 6d 1750 2942 SPECULUM JuvBNTUTIs, a true Mirror where Errors in Breeding Noble and Generous Youth, with the Miseries that usually attend it, are clearly made manifest, with the remedies, portray'd to the Life in the Legend of Lisaris and Wallinda. By Capt. Edw. Panton. Sm. 8vo, half calf gilt. 491 4s 1671 An interessing and rare volume. Bliss's copy sold for £2. 36, Soho Square, London. 249. 2943 SCUDERY (Mlle.) Conversations upon several Subjects, translated from the French by FERRAND SPENCE. 2 vols in 1, 12mo, fron- tispiece by Faithorne, half calf gilt. 4s 6d 1683 2944 THE CONVERSATION of Gentlemen considered in most of the ways that make their mutual company agreeable or disagreeable. In six Dialogues. 12mo, frontispiece, meat. 4s 1738 2945 THE LADY’s Preceptor, a Letter on Politeness, from the French of D'Ancourt, adapted to the English Nation by a Gentleman of Cambridge. 8vo, half morocco. 4s 6d 1743 2946 NEW ACADEMY OF COMPLEMENTs, erected for Ladies, Gentlemen Courtiers, Souldiers, Citizens, Contrey-men and all Persons of what degree soever of Both Sexes, stored with Variety of Courtly and Civil Complements, Eloquentletters of Love and Friendship, with an Exact Collection of the newest and choicest Songs-a-la- Mode. Both AMOROUS and Jovial. 12mo, finely engraved fron— tispiece, morocco gilt. £1. 12s 1670 A most amusing and instructive picture of the state of Polite Society of that period. There is more wit and fun in one of these Old Songs than in 20 modern ones. 2947 TRUSLER (Rev. Dr. J.) System of Etiquette. 12mo, calf. 5s Bath, 1819 With four leaves of advertisements, in which are two charming cuts by Bewick, perhaps hitherto overlooked. 2948 YOUNG GENTLEMAN and LADY's Christmas Box and New Year's Gift,containing elegant Histories, and Hymns and Poems. 12mo, 2S about 1780 2949 YOUNG LADIEs’ CoNDUCT, or Rules for Education, Instructions upon Dress and Advice to YoUNG WIVES. 8vo, calf meat. 3s 1722 2950 WAGSTAFF (C.) Complete Collection of Genteel and Ingenious Conversation according to the most Polite Mode and Method at Court, etc., in 3 dialogues. 8vo, calf meat. 2s 1738 2951 MANNIKIN STATUE AT BRUSSELS. Histoire et Origine de Manneken-pis suivie de l’Historique de la Place des Martyrs et de l'Eglise de Ste-Gudule. 18mo, frontispiece of the Statue in his different gala costumes, Sewed. 3s 6d about 1860 2952 MANNINGHAM (John, of Bradbourne, Kent, and the Middle Temple) Diary, 1602 to 1603, edited from the Original Manuscript by John Bruce. 4to, facsimile, half morocco. 7s 6d l828 2953 MANUSCRIPT.—Caggiani (5, 50annig) Colla- tiones cum Patribus AEgyptis habitae. Manuscript, double columns, on vellum, 239 leaves, elegantly rubricated capitals in red and blue, wants the first two leaves, small 4to, calf meat. #1. 15s 15TH CENTURY 25O Alfred Russell Smith, 2954 MANUSCRIPT-šānttä 3Sarıtartí opera. Closely and neatly written in red and black, with red capital letters, on 116 leaves of vellum, 4to, russia meat. £3.15s 15TH CENTURY 2955 MANUSCRIPT on PAPER.—A Pocket Book of Extracts made by a French Monk at Peronne, from Gratian, Gregory the Great, Æneas Sylvias, and from the French Chronicle of Gagui- nus. 12mo, calf. :81. l8s about 1480 2956 MANUSCRIPT RECEIPTs.—A volume of 52 leaves of clearly written Receipts in Cookery and Medicine, in a hand of the middle of the last Century, 4to, calf meat. 5s 6d 2957 MANSTEIN (General) Memoirs of Russia, Historical, Political and Military, from the year 1727 to 1744, edited by David Hume, 4to, maps, GooD COPY, calf meat. 3s 6d 1770 2958 MAN-TRANSFORMED.—BULWER (John) ANTHROPOMETA- MORPHOSIs: Man Transform’d, or the artificiall Changling his- torically presented in the mad and cruell Gallantry, foolish Bra- very, ridiculous Beauty, filthy Finenesse, and loathsome Loveli- ness of most nations, fashioning and altering their bodies from the mould intended by nature. Sm. 4to, beautiful impressions of the portrait by Faithorne and the engraved title representing the phases of Fashion, with numerous curious woodcuts throughout the book, fine copy in calf meat. £6.6s 1653 A volume of extraordinary character. It is not only rare and curious but it is the only work worth reading on the history of Fashion's vagaries throughout the world. It matters little that some of the author's state- ments are derived from untrustworthy sources; on the whole his learning is correct and extensive, his judgment sound, and his remarks entertain- ing. It is a perfect encyclopaedia of the strange customs of all times and countries, and will always remain one of the most curious and interesting books in English literature. 2959 MANZINIE, His most Exquisite Academicall Dis- courses upon severall choice Subjects, Turned into French by Mons. SCUDERY, and Englished by an Honorable Lady. 4to, calf, scarce. 10s 6d 1655 The subjects treated of are Horatio opposed, Coriolanus appeased, Cleopatra Humble, Paris in Love, Sports of the Carnivall, Apologie for Marriage, Philosophy of Love, Funeralls of Beauty, etc. 2960 MARCH of the Lion, or the Conclusion of the War between Dunce and the Dunces, written with all that Black- guardism of Justice Bobbadill, Politeness of the Inspector, all the Wit of the Fool, and all the Smartness of Mary Midnight, and containing the Progress of the Golden Savage from the Bed- ford Coffee House, in search of new quarters (Satirical on the times). 8vo, half morocco. 6s 6d 1752 2961 MARKLAND (J. H.) On English Churches, and on rendering them subservient to Pious and Christian Uses, 12mo, 'many woodcuts of monwments in various churches in England, cloth. 3s 6d Oxford, 1843 36, Soho Square, London. 25 I 2962 MARKHAM (Gervase) The English Husbandman, eon- taining the Nature of Soiles, Tillage, Ploughes and other Instru- ments, Art of Planting, Grafting, and Gardening the Vine, Hop. Garden, Mazes, &c., 1635, 4to, woodcuts, half calf. £1. 10s 1635 Bound up in the volume is a separate Tract by Markham, the Pleasures of Princes, or Good Mens Recreation, Fishing, Angling, and Breeding of Fighting Cocks, never handled by any former Author, 1635. 2963 MARKHAM (Gervas) MASTER-PIECE, containing all Rnowledge belonging to the Smith, Farrier, or Horse Leech, touching the curing of all Diseases in Horses. 4to, frontispiece, and folding plate, calf, very meat. £1. 18 Sold at the Three Bibles on LoNDON BRIDGE, 1668 2964. MARKHAM (Gervase) Tracts; viz. –Inrichment of the Weald of Kent—Farewel to Husbandry—Cheap and Good Husbandry—Country Contentments—English Housewife—New Orchard and Garden—Country Housewife's Garden, SET OF MARKHAM's TRACTS. In a volume, 4to, many woodcuts, new calf antique. £1.15s 1688 2965. MARLBOROUGH (Duke of) Life of, by THos. LEDIARD. 3 vols, 8vo, maps, plans of battles and sieges, and plates of medals, calf meat. 12s 1736 2966 MARLBOROUGH (Duke of) Life by Lediard, with Original Letters and Papers never before published. 2 vols, 8vo, portrait, maps, and plates of medals, calf. 4s 6d 1743 2967 MARLBOROUGH (Duke of) Memoirs of, with his Ori- ginal Correspondence at Blenheim, by W. Coxe, 3 vols, post 8vo, portraits, new calf gilt. 14s 1847 2968 MARLOW and CHAPMAN.—Hero and Leander, 4to, ºnorocco eactra, tooled on sides. £3. 3s 1637 Taylor the Water-Poet, in his Motto, 1621, speaks of his repeating verses from Hero and Leander as he plied his boat on the Thames. It doubtless enjoyed great popularity. 2969 MARLOWE and Chapman's Hero and Leander, revised and Corrected with Critical Appendix by S. W. Singer. 12mo, sewed. 2s 6d Chiswick, 182i 2970 MAR PRELATE–Hay any worke for Cooper, or a briefe Pistle directed by waye of an hublication to the Rev. Bysshops, by counselling them if they will needs be barrelled up for feare of smelling in the nostrils of her Maiestie and the state that they would use the advice of the Rev. Martin, for the providing of their Cooper, &c. 4to, 33iacá £etter, new morocco extra. £3. 3s Printed in Europe, not farre from somme of the Bounsing Priestes (1590) 252 Alfred Russell Smith, 2971 MAR PRELATE. —Admonition to the People of England wherein are answered not onely the slaunderous untruethes of MARTIN the Libeller, but also many other of his broode, pur- posely to deface and discredit the present state of the Church. 4to, calf gilt. £3. 3s I589 Perhaps the rarest of the Marprelate series. 2972 MAR PRELATE–ANTIMARTINUS, sive Monitio cujusdam Londinensis ad Adolescentes utriusque Academiae, contra perso- natum quendam rabulum, qui Se MARTIN MARPRELATE hoc est. (Signed at end A. L.) 4to, large copy, new morocco extra. £2, 18s Lond., 1589 2973 MAR PRELATE–NASH (Thos.) The Returne of the renowned Cavaliero Pasquill of England, and his meeting with Marsorius at London, upon the Royal Exchange, wherein they encounter with a little houshold talke of MARTIN and MARTIN- ISME, discovering the scabbe that is bredde in England, and con- ferring about the speedie dispersing of the Golden Legende. 4to, corner of last leaf supplied in facsimile, morocco. £3. 3s If my breath be so hote that I burne my mouth, suppose I was Printed by Pepper Allie, 1589 2974. MARSDEN (William, Orientalist and Secretary to the Admiralty) Memoir of his Life and Writings, written by Him- self, with Notes from his Correspondence, 4to, PRIVATELY PRINTED, boards. 3s 1838 2975 MARSTON (John) Miscellaneous Pieces of Antient English Poesie, viz., the Troublesome Raigne of King John, written by Shakespeare, extant in no editions of his writings, the Metamorphosis of Pygmalion's Image, and certain Satires and Scourge of Villanie, all printed in 1600, 1764—The Rhapsody, being a display of the Wit and Humour of Past Times, imperfect, about 1750. In a volume, 8vo, meat. 9s 1764 2976 MARTIAL.-Sale's Epigrammatum, being the Choicest Disticks of Martials fourteen books of Epigrams, and all the chief Latine Poets that have written in these two last centuries, with Cato's Morality; made English by James Wright. 12mo, fine copy in old calf, rare. £l. 15s 1663 2977 MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.—Tytler's Inquiry into the Evidence against Mary Queen of Scots, and Examination of the Robertson's and Hume's Histories with respect to that Evidence. Thick 8vo, boards. 4s Edinb., 1772 2978 MARY Q. OF SCOTS.—Tytler's Inquiry into the Evi- dence against Mary Queen of Scots, and Examination of the His- tories of Robertson and Hume, Fourth Edition, with several Additional Chapters, 2 vols, 8vo, calf gilt, 6s 1790 36, Soho Square, London. 253 ** 2979 MARY QUEEN OF SCOTs-Maria Stuarta, Regina Scotiae, Dotaria Franciae, Haeres Angli et Hyberniae, Martyr Ecclesiae, Innocens a caedo Darleana ; vindice Oberto Barnestapolio—SUM- MARUM RATIONUM quibus Cancellarius PUCKERINGUs Elizabethae persuaserunt, cum Responsionibus Reginae Angliae et SENTENTIA MoRTIs, opera ROMOALDI SCOTI. In one volume, 12mo, new crimson morocco eactra. 362. 2s Colom., 1627 This interesting and eloquent defence of the unfortunate Queen of Scots is from the pen of Robert Turner, a native of Barnstable. It is dedicated to Cardinal Allen. The second piece, relating to the execu- tion of the Queen, is followed by numerous Latin verses on the same subject. 2980 MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.—The Legend of Mary Queen of Scots and other Ancient Poems, now first published from MSS. of the 16th Century, with Introduction, Notes, and Ap- pendix (by Frye). 8vo, but few copies printed, bds. 7s 6d 1810 2981 MARY Q. OF SCOTS.—History of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, translated from the unpublished MS. of Professor Petit, by Chas, de Flandre. 2 vols, 4to, 2 portraits, cloth. Él. 4s Edinb., privately printed, 1873 2982 MARVELLOUS Adventures and Rare Conceits of Master.Tyll Owlglass, Translated from the German by Kenneth Mackenzie. 8vo, many cuts and coloured plates, half morocco, scarce. 18S 1860 The most entertaining of the old Jest Books, and highly popular during the Middle Ages. The cuts and plates are by Crowquill. 2983 MASS.——The Funeral of the MASS, or the MASS DEAD and BURIED without Hope of Resurrection, translated from the French. 12mo, meat, scarce. 5s 6d 1680 This very clever little book written by David de Rodon, professor at Nismes, was suppressed by authority under severe penalties and such copies as could be found were publicly burnt by the hangman in 1660; the author in fear of being condemned to keep company with his book fled to Geneva. It is said to be the strongest argument written against the Mass since the Reformation. • 2984 iſłlagg.—The Dysclosyng of the Canon of ye Popysh Masse, with a Sermon of the famous Clerke of worthy memorye MARTEN LUTHER. 12mo, black letter, calf meat. £1. 15s (No place nor printer), Imprynted have at al Papistes By me Hans Hitprycke (1545) 2985 MASSY (R. T.) Analytical Ethnothology, the Mixed Tribes in Great Britain and Ireland Examined, and the Political, Physical and Metaphysical Blunderings of the Celt and the -Saxon Exposed. 12mo, plates, cloth, 2s about 1856 An interesting little volume on, the ethnology of various counties and districts in England, taking an original view of many points little touched upon. 17 254 Alfred Russell Smith, 2986 MATHEMATICALL RECREATIONS, a Collection of Sundrie Problemes extracted out of the Ancient and Modern Philosophers as Secrets in Nature, not vulgarly made manifest until this Time, from the French of Hen. Von Etten. 12mo, curious folding plates, half bound meat, SCARCE. 12s 6d 1633 A very curious work on the following subjects:—Arithmetic, Cosmo- graphie, Horologographie, Astronomie, Navigation, Musicke, Staticke, Mechanicks, Chimestrie, Waterworks, Fireworks, etc. 2987 MATHIAS' Pursuits of Literature, a Satirical Poem, in Four Dialogues. Thick 8vo, half calf. 6s 1808 This edition has the citations translated. 2988 MATHIAS' Pursuits of Literature, or What You Will, a Satirical Poem in Dialogue, with Notes. The four parts com- plete. 8vo, whout 3s 6d 1796 2989 MATHIAS' Pursuits of Literature, a Satyrical Poem, with Notes, Appendix, the Citations translated, and a complete Index. Roy. 4to, half russia, whewt. 12s 6d ; boards. 9s 1812 Printed on large paper for the purpose of illustrating, and would afford endless amusement to the portrait collector. 2990 MATRIMONY.—The Present State of Matrimony; or the Real Causes of Conjugal Infidelity and Unhappy Marriages, by Philogamus. 8vo, new half calf. 9s 6d ...London, 1739 Also on the State of Matrimony among the Greeks and Romans, and their manner of educating their young ladies compared with ours. 2991.MAUNDRELL's Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem in 1697. 8vo, plates, calf. , 38 Oxford, 1740 Though a little book, it is yet worth a folio, and is so accurately and ingeniously written, that it might serve as a model to all writers of works of travel. 2992;MAURICE (Rev. Thos.) The Indian Sceptic Confuted and Brahmin Frauds, Detected (shewing the Fallacy of the parallel between Chrishna and Christ). 8vo, bds. 5s 1812 2993 MAURICE’s Indian Antiquities. Vols 1 and 2 contains the General History of Theology of Hindustan. 8vo, plates, meat. 3S 2994 MAURICE (Rev. Thos., Author of ‘Indian Antiquities’) Astronomy and Ancient History, connected with the Ruins of Babylon, as described by Rich, 1816–Appendix on the Ancient Egyptian Grandeur and Superstition, as connected with Assyria, 1818. In a volume, 4to, plates. 9s 1818 2995 MAXIMILIAN I.-Triumphs of the Emperor Maxi- milian I., by Hans Burgmaer, edited by Alfred Aspland. Part II. Oblong folio, 66 fine engravings, with the small 4to vol of description to both parts, 2 vols, cloth, 491. 15s Holbein Soc., 1875 36, Soho Square, London. 255 2996 MAXWELL (James) Carolanna, a POEM in Honour of 2997 2998 2999 3000 3003 3004 our King Charles, James, Queene Anne and Prince Charles, but principally in Honour of the Immortal memory of our late Noble and Good Queene, by James Anne-Son, Antiquarie and Maister of Arts, 4to, half calf. £4. 4s Ldw. Alle-de (1614) A singular compilation of long lined verses, or rather rhymes, as the last words of each line rhyme ; there are also lines on the Lady Honora, Radcliffe, Daughter of Robert Earl of Essex, buried at New Hall in Essex, also on Lady Penelope, wife of Sir Gervasse Clifton. MAYHEW (The Brothers) The Image of his Father, or One Boy is more trouble than a Dozen Girls, being a Tale of a “Young Monkey.” Post 8vo, plates by Phiz, new half morocco, gilt top, scarce. 7s 6d 1851 MAZARINE CASE—Some IReflections upon Marriage, occasioned by the Duke and Dutchess of Mazarine's Case, which is also considered. 12mo, fine portrait of the Duchess by Van der Gucht, calf. 2s 6d 1700 MEDIAEVAL POPES, Emperors, Kings, and Crusaders, or Germany, Italy, and Palestine from A.D. 1125 to A.D. 1268, by Mrs. Wm. Busk. 4 thick vols, post 8vo, cloth. 8s 6d 1854 iſłltilital,—Fiscine (Narsisse) De la Vie saine, traduit de Latin en Francoys par maistre Jehan Beaufilz, avocat en chastelet de Paris. Both parts. (The second vol wants folio 49). In one vol., 12mo, gotijit letter, calf meat. £1. 1s Paris, Denys Jamot, 1541 MEDICAL.—Praxis Barbettiana, cum motis et Obser- vationibus Frederic Deckers. 12mo, curious engraved title, calf. 2s 6d Amst, 1678 MEDICAL –Omanism, or a Treatise upon the disorders produced by Masturbation, by M. Tissot, Translated by A. Hume. London, 1766–De Varioles Apoplexia, et Hydrope, S. A. D. Tissot, Lousanne, 1765—DE MORBO Nigro, Scirris Wiscerum, Cephalea, Jnoculatione, Irritabilitate cum Cadaverum Sectioni- bus Tissot, Lousanne, 1765. In l vol., 12mo, half calf. 7s 6d MEDICAL MANUSCRIPT.—An Introduction to the Art of Physick. An old manuscript clearly written of 423 pages, with two tables, one “a Sphere of 16 winds.” 4to, old calf. 7s 6d about 1650 MEDICINAL WATERS.—The Yorkshire Spaw, or a Treatise of Four Famous Medicinal Wells, viz: The Spaw, or Vitrioline Well, the Stinking or Sulphur Well, the Dropping or Petrifying Well, and St. Magnus Well, near Knaresborow, York- shire, together with the Causes, Vertus, and Use thereof, by JoHN FRENCH, Dr. of Physick. 12mo, new calf extra, 15s 1652 256 Alfred Russell Smith, 3005 MEDULLA BIBLIORUM.—The Marrow of the Bible or a Logico-theological analysis of every several Book of the Holy Scripture, with PoEMs of every Chapter in every such Book, by WM. A.INSWORTH, Rector of St. Peter's, Chester. 12mo, calf. 9s 6d I652 3006 MELANCTHON and LUTHER.—Unpublished Docu- ments, Marginal Notes and Memoranda in the Autographs of Melancthon and Luther, with Observations on their varieties of style, by S. Leigh Sotheby. Royal 4to, plates, containing many hundreds of facsimiles, boards. 4s 6d 1840 3007 MELANCTHON.—Loci praecipui Theologici, cum Appendice Disputationis de CONJUGIO, definitiones Theologicae, &c. Thick 12mo, curious old armorial bookplate of Martinus Bisengrein, bound in the original stamped vellum, with clasps. 7s 6d Basil, 1555 3008 MELMOTH (Courtney) i.e. S. J. Pratt, the Pupil of Pleasure ; or the New System Illustrated. 2 vols, 12mo, calf meat. 4s 6d 1776 The work is dedicated to Mrs. Eugenia Stanhope, editor of Lord Chesterfield's Letters, and is evidently a strong attack on that work. 3009 MEMOIRS.—Ballard (Geo.) Memoirs of British Ladies who have been Celebrated for their Writings or Skill in the Learned Languages. 8vo, meat, 4s 6d 1775 Begins with Juliana Berners, and Margaret Countess of Richmond, ending with Constantia Grierson of Kilkenny, 1733. 3010 MEMOIRS of a STOMACH, by a Minister of the Interior, written that all who Eat may Read, 12mo, boards. Is (about 1850) 3011 MEMORIES of the BRITISH MUSEUM, by Robt. Cowtan. Stout 8vo, cloth. 5s 1872 3012 MEURERI (Theod.) Relationem Historicam omnium praecipuarum et memoratu maxime dignarum rerum in Europa passim, 4to, new Crimson morocco extra, gilt edges. £1.4s 1603 Gives a diary of every battle and siege in Europe during 1602 and 1603, there are six folding plates, one representing a sea-fight off Dover between the Dutch and Spaniards. 3013 MERIVALE (Chas.) History of the Romans under the Empire. 3 vols, 8vo, cloth. 12s 1850 3014 MERRY I)EVIL of Edmonton.—Tife and Death of the Merry Deuill of Edmonton, with the Pleasant Pranks of Smug the Smith, Sir John, and Mine Host of the George about the Stealing of Venison, by T(homas) B(rewer). 8vo, curious wood- cut, boards, scarce." 4s 6d 1631, reprinted 1819 36, Soho Square, London. & 257 3015 MESMERISM, its History, Phenomena, and Practice, with Reports of Cases developed in Scotland. 12mo, cloth. 3s Edinb., 1843 3016 METAPHYSICS.—A WoRLD without Souls, by Rev. J. W. Cunningham (Vicar of Harrow-on-the-Hill). 12mo, sewed. 2s 1805–13 A very curious work; the author founds his argument on a Remark of Columbus that the Americans have no Souls. 3017 METEOROLOGY..—The Climate of London, deduced from Meteorological Observations made in the Metropolis and various places round, by Luke Howard. SECOND AND LAST EDITION, continued to 1830. 3 vols, 8vo, many plates, boards. 12s (pub £1. 11s 6d) 1833 3018 MICHEL.—Epitaphs on the Untymelie Death of WILLIAM MICHEL, sonne to Mr. Thomas Michel, Parson of TUR- REFF, who died Jan. 6, 1634, in the 24th yeare of his age, with a Consolatory Epistle to his Mother, 4to, arms of Aberdeen on title, half morocco. 494. 4s Aberdoniae, 1634 It is believed that but one other copy of this excessively rare volume exists; there are a large number of poems and verses by the most cele- brated Scottish poets of the time, and a long prose epistle written to his mother by M. R. B., preacher of the Evangel. MIDDLESEX. 3019 LYSONS (Rev. Danl.) ENVIRONs of LoNDON, being an Historical Account of the Towns, Villages, and Hamlets, within Twelve Miles, with Biographical Notices. 4 vols, roy. 4to, LARGE PAPER, numerous fine plates, those of the stained glass coloured, cloth, UNCUT. £2. 10s 1811 Suitable copy for illustrating. 3020 CHATELAIN's ETCHINGs.-Fifty Original Views of the most splendid Churches, Willages, Rural Prospects, and Architecture adjacent to London, drawn by Chatelain, engraved by J. Roberts. Oblong 8vo, a complete set of these charming and very rare engrav- $ngs, half calf. 492. 2s 1750 3021 RIVER THAMES.—Description of the River Thames, &c., with the City of London's Jurisdiction and Conservancy Thereof Proved, both in Point of Right and Usage, to which is added a brief Description of those Fish, with their Seasons, Spawning Times, &c., that are caught in the Thames or sold in London, with the Rules, Orders, and Ordinances for the most Effectual Preservation, &c., of the Spawn and Fry of Fish, and for the Better Regulating the Fishery thereof, by Robt. Binmell. 8vo, fine larye folding view of London Bridge with houses wipon, and plates of the Fish inserted, half calf gilt, marbled edges. £1. 1s 1758 Very scarce, contains a vast amount of useful information in reference to the present agitation about the supply of fish. 258 Alfred Russell Smith, 3022 PICTURESQUE WIEws on the River Thames from its source to the Nore, with observations on the Public Buildings and other Works of Art in its Vicinity, by Saml. Ireland. 2 vols, royal 8vo, many fine aquatint plates, half calf. 18s 1801 3023 DOMESDAY Book of Middlesex ; a Literal Extension of the Latin Text and an English Translation. Royal 4to. 4s 6d 1862 3024 TRANSACTIONS of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society, Vol I. complete 9s—parts 1 and 2, 2s 6d each.-Wol 3, part 10, 3s 6d 1856–79 3025 REPORT and Survey of a Canal from Waltham Abbey to Moor- fields, and Continued to Marylebone, by Robt. Whitworth, with Address to the Lord Mayor by Jas. Sharp. Folio, large folding 'map. 15s 1773 3026 TOUR of the Grand Junction Canal, with Historical and Topo- graphical Descriptions, of parts of Middlesex, Herts, Bucks, Beds, and Northamptonshire, by J. Hassell. 8vo, many aquatint plates, boards. 5s 1819 3027 AMBULATOR, or Pocket Companion in a Tour round London within 25 miles. 12mo, map, meat. 2s 1800 3028 AMBULATOR, later edition. Thick 12mo, map and numerous plates, calf. 3s 6d l820 Describes a great many places not mentioned elsewhere. 3029 AMBULATOR, another edition. 12mo, coloured map, calf. 1796 3030 BRENTFORD, &c.—Faulkner (Thos.) History and Antiquities of Brentford, Ealing, and Chiswick, interspersed with Biographical Notices of Illustrious and Eminent Persons who have been Born or Resided there. Royal 8vo, LARGE PAPER, plates and portraits, cloth, wºmcwt. £1.5s 1845 3031 CANONS, a Poem, inscribed to the Duke of Chandos, by Saml. Humphrey. Folio. 2s 1728 Near Edgeware, the house was sold and demolished. 3032 CLERKENWELL-Cromwell's History of Clerkenwell. 12mo, shabby copy, but the plates would do for illustrating, cloth. 3s 6d 1824 3033 CLERKENWELL.-History of, by W. J. Pinks, edited with addi- tions by E. J. Wood. Thick small 4to, illustrated with nearly 200 engravings and large folding coloured map, cloth gilt. 12s (pub- lished at 218) 1881 3034 CLERKENWELL.-Foster (B.) History of the Priory and Gate of St. John, Clerkenwell. 4to, woodcuts, cloth. 3s 1851 3035 CLERKENWELL.—Rules and Orders for the Government of Friends' School and Workhouse at Clerkenwell. 8vo, sewed. 2s 1780 3036 CHELSEA.—Faulkner (T.) IIistory and Topography of CHELSEA and its Environs, with Biographical Anecdotes of Illustrious Persons, &c., who have resided in Chelsea. 2 vols, 8vo, map and numerous plates, with a scarce folding view of Chelsea from the River inserted, calf very meat. 262. 10s 1829 36, Soho Square, London. 259 3037 CHELSEA.—Woodman (J.) The Ratcatcher at Chelsea College, a Tale, alluding to the extortion of the Out Pensioners, with a scheme to pay them out, and other matters relating to Chelsea Hospital. 8vo, half calf, curious. 3s 6d 1743 3038 EDMONTON.—Robinson's History and Antiquities of the Parish of Edmonton. 8vo, plates and maps, that of the Parish wanting, half calf. 14s e 1819 3039 ENFIELD.—Historical, Topographical and Statistical Notices of Enfield; with Brief Biographical Notices of Distinguished Per- sons who formerly resided in the Parish, compiled from the best Authorities, by J. TUFF, Chemist. 12mo, map and plates, cloth, SCARCE, 6s 6d Enfield, 1858 3040 ENFIELD CHACE.-The Case of the EARL of STAMFORD, relating to the Wood lately cut in ENFIELD CHACE. Folio, half calf. fºl. 5s Privately printed, 1701 With the rare plan which is rather important, as showing the way in which it was intended to lay out the Chace, with a deer park in the centre containing three hundred acres. 3041 FULHAMI and HAMMERSMITH.—Faulkner's Historical and Topo- graphical Account of LARGE PAPER, 4to, map and plates, half calf. :#1. 4s 1813 3042 FULHAM.–Faulkner (T.) Historical and Topographical Account of Fulham ; including the Hamlet of Ilammersmith. Roy. 8vo, map and plates, half calf. 18S 1813 3043 HACKNEY and STEPNEY.—Customs and Privileges of the Manors of Stepney and Hackney. 12mo, old calf, rare. 15s In the Savoy, 1736 3044 HACKNEY. — Fox (W.) La Bagatella or Delineations of Home Scenery, a Descriptive Poem with Notes Critical and Historical. 12mo, charming little vignettes, boards, very scarce. 3S 1801 Describes Hackney, Dalston and Shacklewell as they were 80 years ago. 3045 HAMPSTEAD. — Park's Topography and Natural History of Hampstead, with Appendix of Original Records, and Additions, and Corrections, 4to, LARGE PAPER, map, plates and pedigrees, calf gilt. 384. 4s 1818 Only 100 copies were printed on this size, this is enhanced by additional folding plates, of Highgate Archway, curious view of Highgate in 1752 by Chatelain, large coloured plate by RowLANDSON, of a Two O'clock Ordi- nary at Hornsey Wood House, view of Hampstead from Primrose Hill at the beginning of the last century, also a view of Hampstead Road near Tomkins' House about 1720. 3046 HAMPSTEAD.—PARK's History of Hampstead. Royal 8vo, map and plates, bds. 16s 1814 3047 HAMPSTEAD.—An Account of the Neutral Saline Waters Recent- ly Discovered at HAMPSTEAD, with Chemical Experiments on their Component Parts, etc. 12mo, with scarce map and frontis- piece, clean in bds, whewt, privately printed. 7s 6d 1804 26O Alfred Russell Smith, 3048 HAMPTON COURT in CIVIL WAR.—More Full Relation of the manner of his Majesties Departure from HAMPTON COURT, writ- ten by Colonel Whaley, 4to. 10s 6d 1647 3049 HARROW.—Hand-book to Harrow, with a Topographical and Historical Account of the Parish and School, by Thos. Smith, author of Hist. of Marylebone. 12mo, cuts, cloth. 2s 1850 3050 HARROW-ON-THE-HILL.—Handbook for the use of Visitors, a Topographiéal and Historical Account of the Parish of HARROW, and the Grammar School founded by JoHN LYON, with a Direc- tory, by Thos. Smith. 12mo, calf gilt. 5s 1852 3051 HOOK (Theodore) Personal Narrative of a Journey Over-Land from the Bank to Barnes, with some Account of the Inhabitants and Customs of the Regions East of Kensington, by an Inside Passenger, with a model for a Magazine. 12mo, boards. 6s 6d w 1829 3052 HOXTON.—Byfield (T.) Account of the Late-found BALSAMICK WELLs at HoxTON, aad of their excellent virtues above other Mineral Waters, which make 'em effectually cure most Diseases, both inward and outward, with directions how to use 'em. 18mo, half calf, corner of last leaf torn, very scarce. 5s 6d 1687 3053 #giełportij, $pon's peace, containing certain Articles of Agree- ment between Algernon, Earle of Northumberland, Lord of the Manor of Isleworth-Syon, Peter Dodsworth, Hugh Potter, and Robert Scarven of the one Part, and Sir Thos. Ingram, Sir Thos. Nott, Sir John Sydenham, and others, Copy-hold Tenants of the said Manor, on the other—A Bill preferred by them in the High Court of Chancery against the said Earle, etc. Decree of the Court, whereby the said articles are ratified, and an Agreement of the Tenants, where the said Articles, etc., shall remain, 4to, fine port. of the Earl inserted, black letter, half russia, very scarce. #82. 15s 1657 3054 ISLINGTON.—Lewis (J.) History and Topography of the Parish of Islington. Handsome 4to volume, many plates and woodcuts, cloth. :#1. 8s 1842 3055 ISLINGTON.—A Perambulation of Islington by T. E. Tomlins. Royal 8vo, map and cuts, cloth. 5s 1858 3056 KENTISH TOWN.—History of MoTHER DAMNABLE, the Remar- kable Shrew of KENTISH TOWN, which gave rise to the 'sign of Mother Red Cap, 1676, 8vo, portrait, sewed. 2s 1843 3057 KNIGHTSBRIDGE-Memorials of the Hamlet of Knightsbridge, with Notices of its Immediate Neighbourhood by the late H. G. Davis, edited by C. Davis. 8vo, numerous illustrations, cloth. 8s 6d 1859 3058 MIMMS.—Cass (F. C.) History and Antiquities of SouTH MIMMs, Middlesex, 4to, pedigrees and plates, privately printed. 15s Nichols, 1877 36, Soho Square, London. 26I 3059 SADLER’s WELLS.—True and Exact Account of Sadler's Well, tº. or the New Mineral Waters Lately Found out at Islington, Treating of its Nature and Virtues, Together with an Enumera- tion of the Chiefest Diseases which it is good for, and against which it may be used, and the manner and order of Taking it, it, by T. G. 4to, half morocco, curious and scARCE. 10s. 6d 1684 3060 SAINT PANCRAS, Past and Present, being Historical, Tradi- tional and General Notes of the Parish, including Biographical Notices of Inhabitants associated with its Topographical and General History, by FREDERICK MILLER. 8vo, cloth. 5s t 1874 3061 ST. PANCRAS.–Palmer (Samuel) St. Pancras, being Antiquarian. Topographical and Biographical Memoranda relating to the Parish. 8vo, cloth. 5s—LARGE PAPER, in 4to, half morocco, gilt top. 10s 6d 1870 3062 ST, PANCRAS.—Account of the Charities, Bequests, and Gifts to the parish of St. Pancras, Rent charges, List of Vicars and Churchwardens from the earliest times, by S. Wiswould. 8vo, privately printed, cloth. 5s 1863 3063 ST. PANCRAS.–Cansick's Collection of Curious and Interesting EPITAPHS in St. Pancras and Highgate Cemeteries. 2 vols, post 8vo, plates, cloth. 7s 6d. (pub 15s) 1869–72 3064 STRAWBERRY HILL Catalogue of Rare Prints. 10 days' sale, by Geo. Robins, 4to, 3s 6d 1842 3065 SHOREDITCH.-Account of the Charities of the Parish of St. Leonard by Shoreditch, and Benefactions, compiled by John Ware. 8vo, plates, cloth, scarce. 7s (id Privately printed, 1836 3066 TOTTENHAM.–History and Antiquities af Tottenham, collected from Authentic Records by Lord Colerame, edited by Oldfield and Dyson. 12mo, plates, fine wincut copy in new half morocco, gilt top. 12s 1790 3067 TOTTENHAM.—The Turnament of Tottenham; or, the Wooing, Winning, and Wedding of Tibbe, the Reeve's Daughter there ; written long since IN VERSI, by Mr. Gilbert Pilkington, at that Time, as some have thought, Parson of the Parish, taken out of an ancient Manuscript, and published for the Delight of others, by Wilhelm Bedwell, now Pastour there. 4to, half calf. £2 2s 1631 Bound up with this is :—“A briefe description of the Towne of Totten- ham's High-Crosse, in Middlesex, collected by Wilhelm Bedwell, Pastour of the Parish, 1631.” Mr Warton terms this Tournament “A burlesque on the parade and fopperies of Chivalry.” The White Knights copy of the first tract sold for £4.5s 3068 UXBRIDGE.-REDFORD and RICHEs’ History of Ancient Town and Borough of Uxbridge, 8vo, plates, boards, scarce. 12s Uwbridge, 1818 262 Alfred Russell Smith, 3069 UXBRIDGE.-REDFORD and RICHE's Uxbridge. Another copy. Plates, but wants last leaf of Index, calf meat. 7s 6d I 3070 UXBRIDGE. – REDFORD and RICHE's History of Uxbridge. Plates to the large paper edition, 4to, boards. 5s (pub 15s) lº 1818 3071 VIEW of the Agriculture of Middlesex, by Middleton. 8vo, map, half calf. 2s 1798 3072 WRAYSBURY, History of the Parish of ANKERwyKE PRIORY and MAGNA CHARTA ISLAND ; with the HISTORY OF HORTON, and the Town of COLNBROOK, by G. W. J. Gyll. 4to, folding maps, cloth, 15s 1862 LONIDON AND WESTIMINSTER. +. 3073 ACCOUNTS of the Churchwardens of the Parish of St. Michael's, Cornhill, in the City of London, with Miscellaneous Memoranda contained in the Great Book of Accounts, and Extracts from the Proceedings of the Westry, from 1563 to 1607, edited by W. H. Overall. Sm. 4to, frontispiece and facsimiles, privately printed, cloth, 15s About 1868 3074 ALDERSGATE.—The Names and Armes of the Alderman of that Ward, from 30th Yeare of the Reign of Henry 6th, to 1616, by John Withie reprinted in facsimile from the original MS., and briefly annotated by F. C. Price. 12mo, finely emblazoned coats of arms, half morocco, but few copies printed. 12s 1878 3075 ARCHER (J. W.) VESTIGES OF OLD LONDON, a Series of Etch- ings from original Drawings illustrative of the Monuments and Architecture of London in the First, Fourth, Twelfth and suc- ceeding Centuries, with Descriptions and Historical Notices. Roy. 4to, fine etchings, but few copies printed, half morocco. £2, 15s 1851 3076 BISHOPSGATE, St. HELEN's, the Annals of, Edited by the Rev. J. E. Cox. Thick royal 8vo, plates, cloth. 9s 1876 3077 BLOODY NEWS from ANGEL. ALLEY in Bishopsgate street, being a full True account of the Cruel Murdering of one Dorothy Jewers, who was barbarously robbed and killed on the 27th of September last by Two of her Lodgers, and the murderers after they had Committed this Bloody Fact made their Escape. 4to, curious and very scarce, half morocco. #1. 1s 1678 3078 BLACKFRIARS.—Hell Broke Loose ; or the Notorious Design of : the wicked Ranters discouered on Sunday last at Black-Fryers, being a true Relation of the Strange Proceedings of Mr. Vaughan and his Wicked Proselytes. 4to, very scarce, two very curious and singular woodcuts, half calf meat. £2 2s I651 Of their entering Black-Fryer's Church at Sermon Time like so many spirits from Hell. The manner how this insolent Ranter traced the streets to Saint Paul's Churchyard in his Holland shirt without Doub- let or Breeches, a Treble Cap, like the Pope's Miter, with Silk Fringe, and White Shooes and White Stockings, with other Eccentricities. 36, Soho Square, London. 263 3079 BLACKFRIARS.—THE DOLEFULL EVEN-SoNG, or a True Parti- cular, and Impartiall Narration of that Fearfull and Sudden Calamity which befell the Preacher, Mr. Drury, a Jesuite, and the greater part of his Auditory,by the Down FALL OF THE FLOORE AT AN AssBMBLY IN THE BLACK FRIERS, on Sunday, 26th Oct., 1623, with an ExACT CATALOGUE of the NAMEs of SUCH AS PERISHED–Something written by occasion of that Fatall and Memorable Accident at Black-Friors. Two Tracts in one vol., 4to, half morocco. £2 2s 1623 Two exceedingly rare and curious Tracts, giving a full account of the appalling disaster by which about 100 persons lost their lives, and gives a complete list of the names of those who were killed and missing, 3080 BOHUN's Privilegia Londoni, or the Laws, Customs, and Privi- leges of the City of London, wherein are set forth all the Charters from William I. to William III., their particular Customs, &c., necessary for Merchants, Tradesmen, and Citizens. 8vo, meat. 3s 6d 1702 3081 BURTON (Rd.) Historical Remarks on the Ancient and Present State of the Cities of London and Westminster, with an account of the Most Considerable Occurrences, Revolutions, and Trans- actions as to Wars, Fires, Plagues, &c., which have happened in and about these Cities for above 900 years past, till 1681. Sm. 4to, curious woodcuts, calf meat, marble edges. 6s 1681, reprinted 1810 3082 CATALOGUE of Engraved Portraits, Topographical Drawings and Prints, Coins, Gems, Autographs, Antiquities and Works of Art, exhibited at the Opening of the New Library and Museum, 1872, edited by W. H. Overall. Thick 8vo, sewed. 2s 6d 1872 3083 CHAMBERLAIN (Henry) History and Survey of London and Westminster, and the Borough of Southwark. Folio, numerous fine plates of interesting Buildings and Monuments long since destroyed, calf meat. 15s 1769 3084 CHARTERHOUSE (The) with the Last Will and Testament of THOMAS SUTTON. 4to, morocco extra. Él. 15s 1614 Fino portrait of Sutton, by Elstracke, added. Miss Currer's copy. It sold at her sale for £1. 18s. 3085 CHARTERHOUSE, Past and Present, a History of the Hospital founded by Sutton, and more particularly of the School, by W. H. Brown, Head Master. Post 8vo, plates, cloth, a mice volume. 5s Godalming, 1879 3086 CHRONICLE of London from 1089 to 1483, written in the 15th Century, and for the first time printed from MSS. in the British Museum, with numerous Contemporary Illustrations of Royal Letters, Poems, descriptive of Public Events and Manners and Customs of the Metropolis (Edited by SIR HARRIs NICOLAs). 4to, facsimile, boards. 15s Qnly 250 copies printed. It forms a supplement to the Chronicles of Harding, Rastall, Grafton, Hall, and others. 264 Alfred Russell Smith, 3087 CITY CHARTERS.—THE FORFEITURE of London's CHARTER, an Impartial Account of the several Seizures of the City Charter, the Deposing, Fining, and Imprisonments of the Lords since Henry III., 1682—Reflections on the City Charter and Writ of Quo Warranto, 1632—Defence of the Charter and Municipal º by Thomas Hunt, 1682. In a volume, 4to, half morocco. S 6 3088 CITY LAW, or the Course and Practice in all manner of Juridical Proceedings in the Hustings at Guildhall; also an Alphabet of all Offices disposed and given by the Lord Mayor. 4to, vellum wrapper. 4s 6d T647 3089 CITY REMEMBRANCER, being Historical Narratives of the GREAT PLAGUE of 1665, GREAT FIRE, 1666, and GREAT STORM, 1703, with historical acconnts of the most memorable Plagues, Fires, and Hurricanes. 2 vols, 8vo, calf, full gilt backs. £1.6s 1769 3090 CLEVELAND (John) Character of a LONDON DIURNALL. First Edition, 4to, half morocco. 15s 1646 3091 DECLARATION of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London, in Common Council Assembled, 4to, half morocco. 5s 1647 A general consideration of Civil War affairs. 3092 DIALOGUE between Francisco and Aurelia, Two Unfortunate Orphans of the City of London, in the Guild-Hall, Nov. 3, 1696. 4to, half calf. 4s 6d 1690 Very satirical and facetious on the Corporation. 3093 EARLY DIRECTORY.—Kent's Directory for 1807, with the Shop- keepers' and Tradesmen’s Assistant. 8vo, old calf. 3s 6d 1807 Interesting to the London Topographer, as it contains a list of the Postal Charges to all parts of the Kingdom, as well as one of the different starting points by road and water for the forwarding of goods, &c. 3094 FRANCIS (A. D.) History of the Ward of Farringdon Without. 8vo, cloth. 3s 6d 1870 3095 FRIVOLOUS PAPER in Forme of a Petition Framed and Com- posed by a Disaffected Party in the City of London, intended by them to be presented to the Honourable House of Commons, with Certaine Considerations propounded by way of Advertise- ment, by a Well-Willer to Peace and Truth, 4to, half morocco. 5S 1642 3096 GOUGH (Wm.) Londinum Triumphans, or an Historical Account of the Grand Influence the Actions of the City of London have had on the Affairs of the Nation for many Ages past. 8vo, plan of the City of London as fortified in 1642 inserted, calf meat. 6s 6d I682 3097 GWYN's (John, Architect) London and Westminster Improved. 4to, folding plates, meat. 10s—boards. 9s 1766 Many of the author's suggestions have been carried out in recent metropolitan improvements. 36, Soho Square, London. 265 3098 HISTORY of an OLD LADY and her Family, Political (the names: are given in pencil). 8vo. 2s 6d 1754 Most amusing descriptions of leading City men, free and satirical. 3099 HISTORY of the SHERIFFDOM of the City of London and County of Middlesex, containing the Original Method of Electing Sheriffs for the said City and County ; an account of the several Altera- tions that have happened at such Elections, with a faithful Relation of the Case of Mr. Papillon and Mr. Dubois in the Reign of Charles II, upon which followed the seizing of the City Charter into that Prince's Hands. 8vo, half morocco. 4s 6d 1723 3100 HUBBARD’s Historical Account of the Parish of All-Hallows in Dowgate, with Notices of the Charities. 8vo, privately printed, cloth. 15s 1843 3101 LETTER from Mercurius Civicus to Mercurius Rusticus, or Lon- don's Confession but not Repentance, shewing that the beginning and the obstinate pursuance of this accursed horrid Rebellion is principally to be ascribed to that Rebellious City, 4to, half morocco. 10s 1643 Gives most important particulars of the action of the City previous and during the Civil War. 3102 LIBER ALBUS, the White Book of the City of London, com- piled in 1419 by John Carpenter and Richard Whittington, trans- lated by H. T. Riley. Thick 4to, cloth. 9s 1861 Contains all the statutes and local regulations, and presents a vivid picture of Londoners, London Life, and Municipal Government at the beginning of the 15th century. 3103 LIVING Picture of London for 1828, and Strangers' Guide through the Streets of the Metropolis, shewing the FRAUDs, ARTs, SNAREs, and WILES of all DESCRIPTIONs of Rogues that EvKRY- WHERE ABOUND, Sketches of CoCKNEY MANNERs, LIFE, SoCIETY, and CUSTOMs, with Hints for the Improvement of the Police, by John Bee (i.e. Badcock). 12mo, boards. 3s I828 3104 LONDON DIRECTORY of 1677, Facsimile reprint of the First Edition. 12mo, boards. 2s 6d 1878 This is a verbatim reprint of an extremely rare book; only two copies- are known ; it has a short introduction, pointing out some of the prin- cipal persons mentioned in the list. For Historical and Genealogical purposes it is of the greatest value. 3105 LONDON's GRATITUDE, an Account of such pieces of Sculp-. ture and Painting as have been placed in Guildhall at the expense of the City, with a List of those persons presented with the Free- dom of the City since 1758. 8vo, half calf. 6s 1783 3106 LONDON, or Interesting Memorials of its Rise, Progress, and Present State, by Sholto and Reuben Percy. 3 vols, 12mo, map. and plates. 4s 6d 1824 3107 LONDON VIEWS.–Catalogue of the Prints and Portraits in Guildhall Library. 8vo, cloth. 5s Not printed for sale, 1868 Most useful guide to the London collector, describing many thou- sands of views of London, Middlesex, and Surrey. 266 Alfred Russell Smith, 3.108 LONDON in 1854, by Peter Cunningham. 12mo, half morocco. 4s 6d 1854 3109 MERCHANT TAYLORs.—Wilson (Rev. H. B.) History of the Merchant Taylors' School. 2 thick 4to vols, port, aits and plates, boards. 12s—Another, 2 vols, half calf meat. 16s 1812–14 3110 NICHOLS’ Account of Guildhall, the Monuments, &c, 8vo, plates, meat. 2s 6d l819 3111 NORTON's CoMMENTARIES on the History, Constitution, and Franchises of the City of London. Thick Svo, cloth. 4s 6d I829 3112 OLD LONDON.—Papers read at the London Congress of the Archaeological Institute, 1866. Thick 8vo, woodcuts, cloth. 6s 6d 1867 3113 PHILLIPS (Sir Richard) Letter to the Livery of London on the Office of Sheriff. 8vo, boards. 2s 6d 1808 3114 RILEY (H. T.) Memorials of London and London Life in the XIII., XIV. and XV. Centuries, being a Series of Extracts, Local, So- cial, and Political, from the Early Archives of the City of Lon- don, A.D. 1276–1419. Thick roy. 8vo, new cloth. 21s 1868 The best Account of the Manners and Customs of the Citizens of that period, it contains a List of Old English Words found in the different charters and is a most important and necessary book to the student of Ancient Corporations. See also Liber Albus. 3115 ROYAL CHARTER of Confirmation, granted by King Charles II. to the City of London, Edited by S. G. 8vo, meat. 3s 6d about 1690 3116 SHERIFFS–Letter to the Livery of London relative to the Execu- tion of the Office of Sheriff, by Sir Richd. Phillips. 12mo, calf. 3S 1808 3.117 STOW (John) Survey of London and Westminster, and the Bo- rough of Southwark, enlarged and continued by STRYPE, with a Life of Stow. 2 vols, folio, numerous plates, calf, full gilt backs. #24. 10s I720 3118 STOW’s Survey of London, New edition, edited by W. J. Thoms. Roy. 8vo, half calf. 7s 6d 1842 Contains the whole pith of Stow in a small compass. One of the most excellent compendiums we have. 3119 TEMPLE BAR Memorials, with some Account of Fleet Street and the Parishes of St. Dunstan and St. Bride, from Ancient Records and original sources, by T. C. Noble. Small 4to, sewed. 2s 6d 1869 Contains a great quantity of information and gossip. 3120 THE RENOWNED City of London surveyed and illustrated in a Latine Poem, by J. Adamus, a Transylvanian, and translated into English by W. F. of Gray's Inn. 4to, calf meat. £1. Is Not published, 1670 Latin and English on opposite pages, unknown to Gough or Lowndes. 36, Soho Square, London. . 267 3121 TIMBS.–CURIOSITIES of London, exhibiting the most rare and remarkable objects of interest, with nearly 60 years' personal recollections. Very thick royal 8vo, of nearly 900 pages, many plates, cloth, 12S - 1867 3122 TOKENS.—Akerman's (J. Y.) Tradesmen's Tokens struck in Lon- don and its Vicinity, from 1648 to 1671, described from the Originals in the British Museum, &c., 8vo, with 8 plates of numerous examples, cloth. 7s 6d (original price 15s)—LARGE PAPER in 4to, cloth. 15s This work comprises nearly 3000 Tokens, and contains occasional illus- trative, topographical, and antiquarian notes, on persons, places, streets, old tavern and coffee-house signs, etc., etc., with an introductory account of the causes which led to the adoption of such a currency. 3123 TOKENS-Descriptive Catalogue of the London Tokens, presented to the Corporation Library by Henry Benj. H. Beaufoy, by Jacob Burn, 8vo, second edition, portrait and plate, cloth. 7s 6d Printed for the Corporation, 1853 3124 TOPOGRAPHICAL MEMORANDA of the Ward of Farringdon Without, by an Antiquary, 4to, only 50 copies privately printed cloth. 15s - about 1860 3125 TRAINED BANDS.–Conspiracie of the Twelve Bishops in the Tower against Mr. Calamie, Mr. Burton, Mr. Martiall, and many other Eminent Divines, shewing likewise their Treacherie, how they would have escaped out of the Tower, with the True Cause that the City of London and Westminster are Day and Night in Arms. 4to, curious woodcut of the Presenting the Book to one of the Bishops on the back of the last page, half calf. 15s 1641 Complains how the trained bands were called to arms in the night, in Cheapside, Covent Garden, and St. George's Field in Southwark and their disgust at such untimely service. 3126 Craimcü 33amū3,-Additional Ordinance of the Lords and Com- mons to a former Ordinance of the 19 of February last past, granted to divers persons of the County of Middlesex for putting the said County into a posture of Defence by the BETTER REGU- LATING of the TRAINED BANDS, and raising other Forces of Horse and Foot for the preservation, defence and Safety of the Said Countie, 4to, black letter, half calf. 7s 6d l644 3127 TRAINED BANDS.–The Rising and Routing of the Mutiniers in the City of London on Sunday and Monday the 9th and 10th of Aprill, 1648, Their Fight at the Lord Mayor's, Breaking Open the Armory, and taking the Money and Plate, Took Two Gates and the Keyes of the City. 4to, sewed. 9s 6d 1648 Seized one Brasse Gunne. Their severall Fights with the Trained Bands and the Souldiers of the Army, and the number and names of those that are slain and wounded on both sides. 3128 TRAINED BANDS.–Ordinance of the Parliament for the Contri- bution of the value of one Meale in the weeke towards the Charge of Arming and forming into Regiments the Forces now raysing in the City of London, with the names of the Treasurers. 4to. 5s 1644 268 Alfred Russell Smith, 3129 TRAINED BANDs.-Additional Ordinance of Parliament for the better regulating the Trained Bands, and raising Horse and Foot for the Defence of the Countie of Middlesex. 4to, new half mo- rocco. 6s 6d l644 3130 TRINITY Hous E.-Memoir on the Origin and Incorporation of the Trinity House of Deptford Strond. 8vo, privately printed, morocco, gilt edges. 5s 1818 3131 WENCESLAI CLEMENTIS Trinobantiados Augusta, sive LONDINI libri 6 quibus urbis Antiquitas, Ortus, progressus, gloriae famaque luculenter exprimuntur. IN VERSE. 4to, calf meat. 12s 6d l636 A curious description of London in Latin hexameters. 3132 WATERMEN.—Laws and Constitutions of the Master, Wardens, and Commonalty of Watermen and Lightermen of the River Thames. 8vo, calf meat. 4s 6d I828 3133 LORD MAYOR's PAGEANTS, a History of these Annual Celebra- tions, with Specimens of the Descriptive Pamphlets and the Civic Garland, a Collection of Songs from the London Pageants, edited by F. W. Fairholt. The three parts complete in 1 vol, thick post 8vo, calf gilt. £1. 1S 1843 3134 LONDON'S GLORY, represented by Time, Truth, and Fame, at the Magnificent Triumphs and Entertainment of CHARLES II. and Court at Guildhall, July 5, 1660; with the order and manage- ment of the whole business, by JoHN TATHAM. 4to, www.sually fine copy in half morocco. £2. 15s 1660 3135 LONDON'S TRIUMPHS, Celebrated the 29th October, 1664, at the HABERDASHERS Pageant in Honour of SIR JOHN LAURENCE. By JoBN TATHAM, 4to, half morocco. £1.15s 1664 3136 DRAPERS PAGEANT—London's Royal Triumph for the City's Loyal Magistrate, in an exact description of the Scenes and Pageants, adorned with many magnificent representations per- formed on Wednesday, Oct. 29, 1684, at the installation of SIR JAMES SMITH, given by the DRAPERS' COMPANY. By THOMAs JoRDAN. 4to, crimson morocco. £3. 3s 1684 This is the rarest of all Jordon's Pageants, the only copy quoted by Lowndes sold for £4. 9s. 3137 FISHMONGERS PAGEANT, 1616.-Chrysanaleia, or the Golden Fishing devised by ANTHONY MUNDAY. With Historical Intro- duction and Illustrative Documents by J. G. NICHOLs. Large folio, but a very small number of copies printed for the Livery, half bound. £5. 5S 1859. One of the most sumptuous books done by either cf the City Com- panies; there are engravings of all the Arms of the Lords Mayors of this Company, from 1349 to 1826, List of Wardens, Expenses of Feasts, Extracts from the Ledger, Books, also twelve plates of the Pageant : engraved by Henry Shaw from contemporary drawings. CITY BIOGRAPHIES. 3138 BREWER's Memoir of John Carpenter, Town Clerk of London in the reigns of Henry W. and Henry VI. Post 8vo, plates, cloth. 33 1836 36, Soho Square, London. 269 3139 BREWER (Thos.) Memoir of John Carpenter, Town Clerke of -- London in the Reigns of Henry W. and Henry VI., and Founder of the City of London School. Post 8vo, plates, cloth. 4s 6d - 1856 3140 3-oubon'g 3000c, or a Memoriall of the Life and Death of Maister ROBERT DOVE, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London, and of his Severall Almesdeeds and large Bountie to the Poor in his Lifetime, he died May, 1612. 4to, curious woodcut on title, blacá letter, old crimson morocco extra, gilt edges, part of first line of title in facsimile, extremely rare. £1.15s 1632 3141 DUNCOMB-Life and Death of Sir Charles Duncomb, formerly Lord Mayor, with the manner of his rising from a low degree and other remarkable occurrences happening through his Life, also an Elegy and Epitaph, 12mo, rough woodcut portrait on title. 7s 6d º Chap Book, 1711 Curious and interesting, as his Niece married the Duke of Argyle. 3142 FIRMIN (Thos., Citizen of London) Life, with his Funeral Sermon. - 8vo, old calf. 2s 1698 3143 OVERS.—True History of the Life and Sudden Death of John Overs, the Rich Ferry Man of London,and of his daughter Mary, who caused the Church of St. Mary Overy, to be built, also of the Building of London Bridge. 8vo, plate added, half calf. 6s 6d 1744 LIVERY COMPANIES. - 3144 ARTILLERY COMPANY.—Highmore's History of the Hon. Artil- lery Company, from its Earliest Annals to the Peace of 1802. Thick 8vo, boards, scarce. 8s 6d 1804 3145 GROCERS’ CoMPANY.—Heath (Baron) History of the Grocers' Company. Third Edition, a handsome sm. 4to volume, printed on Whatman's hand made paper, many woodcuts and plates, crim- son morocco extra. É4. 4s Privately printed, 1869 3146 GROCERS’ CoMPANY. —Heath (J. B.) History of the Grocers' Company. 8vo, frontispiece, bds. 9s Not published, 1829 3147 IRONMONGERS’ CoMPANY, Account of, compiled from their own Records, and other Authentic Sources of lnformation by John Nicholl. Thick royal 8vo, cuts of arms, déc., cloth. £1.15s 1851 But few copies of this work were PRIVATLEY PRINTED for the Members of the Company only. WESTMINSTER, 3148 WESTMINSTER ABBEY. — Ridgway (Rev. J.). Its. History, Pageants, and Royal Memorials, from its Foundation to the Funeral of Henry W. Post 8vo, cloth. 3s 6d 1865 3149 WESTMINSTER ABBEY.—Historical Description of its Monu- ments and Curiosities, Cepies of the best EPITAPHS, and Trans- lations of the Hebrew, Greek, and Ethiopic Epitaphs, &c. 18mo, interleaved, half calf. 2s - - 1754 18 27o Alfred Russell Smith, 3150 ACTS relating to the Government of the City and Liberty of Westminster. 8vo, cloth. 2s 1838 315I REGES, Reginae, Nobiles et alii in ecclesia B. Petri Westmonas- terii sepultiusque ad annum reparata Salutis, edidit W. CAMDEN. 4to, vellum, scarce. 18s 1636 This work is said to have been commenced by John Skelton, Poet Laureate, when he took refuge in the Monastry to Escape the Fury of Cardinal Wolsey. Many of these Epitaphs no longer exist. 3152 WALCOTT (Mackenzie) History of the Parish Church of St. Margaret, Westminster. 8vo, cloth. 5s 1847 Copious extracts from the Registers, Churchwardens' Books, and Journals of the House of Commons. 3153 WESTMINSTER SCHOLARs.—Welch (Jos.) List of Scholars of Westminster, as they were elected to Christ's Church, Oxford, and Trinity College, Cambridge, from the foundation to the present time, with lists of the Deans and Masters. Thick 4to, interleaved with numerous additions, calf. 12s 6d 1788 3154 GWYN (J.) London and Westminster Improved, illustrated by Plans, with a Discourse on Publick Magnificence and Observa- tions on the State of the Arts and Artists in this Kingdom, 4to, folding plans, half calf very meat. 8s 6d I766 Contains the first proposal to embank the shores of the Thames; many of the designs have been since carried out. 3155 COVENT GARDEN.—Memoirs of SHAKESPEARE's HEAD in Covent Garden, in which are Introduced many Interesting Adventures and several remarkable Characters by the GHOST of SHAKESPEARE. 2 vols, 12mo, fine portrait of Sally Salisbury and 15 facetious curious and rare prints by Hogarth and others Žnserted, half calf meat, very scarce. £2, 16s 1755 Gives in plain spoken words a true picture of London Fast Life of that Time. 3156 ST. CLEMENTS DANE'S.—History of the ROBIN HooD SocIETY, in which the Origin of that illustrious body of men is traced, some Original Speeches of the Members, chiefly compiled from Original Papers, 12mo, half calf. , 16s 1764 The Robin Hood Society was composed of eminent wits who met every Monday Night at the sign of the Robin Hood, in Butcher Row, St. Cle- ment's, where they had a room to debate in, each speaker being allowed 5 mlnutes to hold argument. ... This copy has the names of some of the membels added in pencil. Curious folding plate of a meeting of the Society, in which the question is being debated,—“How far is it from the First of August to the Foot of Westminster Bridge #"— 3157 ST. GILES.—Parton (John) Account of the Hospital and Parish of ST. GILES in the Fields. Thick 4to, LARGE PAPER, only 12 copies done on this size, half calf gilt. -63. 15s 1822 Besides the plates there are five additional inserted, four large folding ones of the Church, and one of the tomb of Richard Pendrell. 3158 ST. GILES.—Dobie (R.) History of the United Parishes of St. Giles’ in the Fields and St. George, Bloomsbury. 8vo, maps, boards. 7s 6d 1822 36, Soho Square, London. 27I 3159 ST. GILES-IN-THE-FIELDs and ST.GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY.—His- tory of the United Parishes, containing information of great Local and General Interest, by R. Dobie, Esq. 8vo, fine folding map, mounted on linen, half calf meat. 14s 1834 Second and best edition. 3160 LEICESTER SQUARE, its Associations and its Worthies by ToM TAYLOR, with a Sketch of Hunter's Scientific Character and Works by Richard Owen. Thick crown 8vo, folding plates and portraits, cloth. 5s 1874 MONUMENTS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, INNS OF COURT, &c. 3161 AUSTIN FRIARS.—Memoir of the Church and Monastery, by Rev. Thos. Hugo. 8vo. plates. 1s 6d 1861 3162 BACKCHURCH. — Register of Marraiges, Christenings, and Burials of St. Dionis, Backchurch, London, 1538 to 1754, edited by J. L. Chester. Roy, 8vo, cloth. 361 Harleian Soc., 1878 3163 BRIDGES.—Report of the Committee appointed to make Enquiry into the Public Bridges in the County of Middlesex. Large 4to, PRIVATELY PRINTED, calf gilt. 9s 1826 3164 BRITTON (J.) Union of Architecture, Sculpture, and Painting, in a series of Illustrations, with Descriptive Accounts of the House and Galleries of Sir John Soane, 4to, nwmerous plates, boards. 6s 6d 1827 3165 BUNHILL FIELDS.–Proceedings in reference to its preservation, with Inscriptions on the Tombs. 8vo, cloth. 2s 1867 3166 BUNHILL MEMORIALS.—Sacred Reminiscenses of Three Hundred Ministers and other persons of note buried there, with the In- scriptions on their Tombs, by J. A. Jones. 12mo, cloth. 3s 6d 1849 3.167 CHURCHES of LONDON.—History and Description, with Biogra- phical Anecdotes of Eminent Persons, Notices of Remarkable Monuments, by Geo. Godwin and Jno. Britton. 2 vols, 8vo, numerous plates by Le Kewa, MacKenzie, and Billing, half mo- rocco, cloth sides, gilt tops, £1.4s 1839 3168 CHEAPSIDE CRoss.—The dolefull Lamentations of Cheap-side Crosse ; or Old England sick of the Staggers, woodcut of the Cross, and curious cut on p. 4, with Plan of Cheapside added, n.d. —Answer to the Lamentation and Downfall of Antichrist, by SAMUEL LovEDAY (in Verse) woodcut of the Cross, with engraving of Taking down the Cross and Burning of the Book of Sports added, n.d. 4to, russia, from Sir F. Freeling's collection. £5.5s (1641) The first tract is a powerful satire against the hypocrisy of “sanctified shuttleheaded weavers, long winded box-makers, and round-headed button makers,” overcome with new wine lately come from New England, who afterwards destroyed this grand ornament of the city. It is written i a style far superior to the productions of the day. The answer is ver inferior and in the true Puritanical style of the time. See note by Sir Francis Freeling, who adds that al tracts on this subject are scarce. * 272 Alfred Russell Smith, 3169 CHEAP-SIDE CROSSE censured and condemned by a Letter from the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford in answer to a question pro- pounded by the Citizens of London concerning the said Crosse in 1600, in which yeer it was beautified. Also other arguments by JoHN ARCHER, Preacher of Allhallows, Lombard Street, 4to, half morocco. £1.15s 1641 3170 CHARTER-House.—Chronicles of CHARTER-House, by a Carthu- sian. A handsome 8vo volume, with many pretty plates, cloth. l 5S 3171 CHRIST's HospitaL.—Trollope's History of Christ's Hospital. Thick 4to, plates, cloth. 12s J 834 3172 COOKE (George) Views in London and its Vicinity. 8vo, finely engraved copper plates, from drawings by Callcott, Stanfield, Prout, Roberts, and other celebrated artists, 4to, half morocco, gilt top. 16S 1833 3173 CROSBY PLACE.—Architectural and Historical Account of Crosby Place, by E. L. Blackburn. 8vo, plates, boards. 2s 1734 3174 CROSBY PLACE, described in a Lecture on its Antiquities and Reminiscences, by the Rev. Chas. Mackenzie. 8vo, cloth. 2s 6d 1842 3175' DICK (W.R.) Inscriptions and Devices in the Beauchamp Tower, Tower of London, with a Short Historical Sketch of the Build- ing and Prisoners formerly confined therein, collected from State Papers and other authentic sources. 4to, numerous illustrations, half bound meat. 8s 6d Printed and Published in the Tower of London, 1850 3176 THE COFFEE HOUSE, a Dramatic Poem, by REv. JAMES MILLER. 8vo, with the rare frontispiece of the interior of DICK's CoFFEE HOUSE, mear Temple Bar, half calf. 12s I737 This piece met with no success, owing to the supposition that Mrs. Garrow and her daughter, who kept the coffee house, and at that time were celebrated Toasts, together with several eminent persons who fre- quented there, were intended to be ridiculed. The Templars united to damn the piece, and extended their resentment to everything suspected to be this Author's. See Baker's “Biographia Dramatica,” 4 vols, 8vo, 18s. 3.177 ELLIS (Henry) History and Antiquities of the Parish of ST. LEONARD, SHOREDITCH, and Liberty of Norton Folgate. 4to, numerous plates, calfgtlt. £5.5s Nichols, 1798 VERY SCARCE; inserted is a very rare privately printed portrait of the Author, and many additional portraits and illustrations, including some rare prints by Hollar. 3178 EPITAPHS.—Mausolea Regum, Reginarum, Dynastarum, Nobi- lium, Sumtuosisima, Artificissima, Magnificentissima, Londini Anglorum. In Occidentali Urbis angulo Structa H. E. cura Valentis Arithmaei. 18mo, eactremely rare, olive morocco, by Aitken. #2. 2s 1617 A very interesting volume, containing the inscriptions in Old St. Paul's before the Fire of London. 36, Soho Square, London. 273 3179 FOUNDLING HospitaL.—Brownlow (John) Memoranda or Chronicles of the Foundling Hospital, including Memoirs of Capt. Coram. Roy. 8vo, portrait and plates, cloth. 6s 1847 3180 FOUNDLING HospitaL.—History and Design of this Hospital, with Memoir of the Founder, Capt. Thos. Coram, by J. Brown- low. 8vo, portrait and plates, cloth. 48 1858 3181 GODWIN (Geo.) and JoHN BRITTON, Churches of London : A History and Description of the Ecclesiastical Edifices of the Metropolis, with Biographical Anecdotes of Eminent Persons, Notices of Remarkable Monuments, &c. 2 vols, 8vo, numerous plates by Le Kewa, and others, fine early impressions, half morocco, gilt tops, whewt. £1.4s 1839 3182 HERBERT (W.) Antiquities of the Inns of Court and Chancery, with their foundation, customs, ceremonies, buildings, govern- ment. Roy. 8vo, many plates, calf gilt. 14s 1804 3183 HISTORICAL Account of the Curiosities of London and West- minster, Tower, Westminster Abbey, Old and New St. Pauls, London Stone, City Wall, Gates, &c. 12mo, half bound. 2s 1777 3184 HYDE PARK.—Sermon before the Second Regt. of Foot Guards at the Camp in Hide-Park, Sept. 18, 1715, being the annivesary of the accession of George I., by G. Rawlins. 8vo. 2s I 715 3.185 LINCOLN's INN.—The Student's Guide to Lincoln's Inn, con- taining an account of the Society and every useful information, by Thos. Lane. Post 8vo, boards. 2s 6d 1805 3186 LINCOLN's INN.—Spilsbury (W. H.) Lincoln's Inn, its Ancient and Modern Buildings, with an account of its Library. Post 8vo, frontispiece, cloth. 3s Pickering, 1850 3.187 LONDON BRIDGE.-On the Rebuilding of London Bridge, shewing the practicability of three flat elliptical arches, with an examination of the arch equilibrium proposed by Dr. Hutton. By John Seaward. 8vo, plates, boards. 3s 6d 1824 3188 LONDON Interiors; being Views of the Interiors of every Public Building in London, WITH FULL LETTERPRESS DESCRIPTIONS. 2 vols, 4to, 76 fine plates, half calf gilt. 18s I841 3189 LONDON VIEWS.—London in the 19th Century, a series of en- gravings of the new Buildings, Improvements, &c., by the most eminent artists, engraved by Shepherd, with historical and topo- graphical descriptions by Jas. Elmes. 4to, nearly 200 fine copper plates, half morocco. 12s 1828 another copy, edges uncut. 8s 6d 3190 PUBLIC EDIFICEs of the British Metropolis, with Historical and Descriptive Accounts of the Different Buildings. Royal 4to, 21 finely engraved plates, boards, scarce. 12s (pub 2 guineas) 1825 3.191 ROMAN LONDON.—Roman Remains found at Newgate, by Thos. Morgan. 8vo, 1s 274 Alfred Russell Smith, 3.192 ROMAN LONDON, Illustrations of, by C. RoACH SMITH, 4to, a small number only printed solely for Subscribers, calf very meat, marble edges. 292. 5s 1859 Many fine plates of Roman Pavements, Vases, Glass, Ornaments, Do- mestic Utensils, Sculptures, &c. This work will always remain a neces- sity to Students of Roman London. 3193 ROMAN REMAINS.–Price (J. E.) Description of the Roman Tes. selated Pavement found in Bucklersbury, with Observations on Analogous Discoveries. 4to, plates and woodcuts, 7s 6d Privately printed, 1870 Not merely a description of this Pavement, but gives an account of many Roman remains discovered in the City during late years. 3194 ROMAN ANTIQUITIES.—Tite (Wm.) Descriptive Catalogue of the New Antiquities found in the Excavations of the New Royal Exchange, preserved in the City Museum, with suggestions relat- ing to Roman London. 8vo, plate, cloth, printed for the Corpo- vation only. 5s 1818 3.195 ROYAL ExCHANGE.-Wilson's Description of the New Royal Exchange, with a brief Memoir of Sir Thos. Gresham. 12mo, plates, cloth. 2s 6d 1844 3.196 ROYAL ExCHANGE.-Proceedings connected with the Rebuilding and Opening of, by her Majesty, 1844. Folio, several fine plates, cloth. 2s 6d 1845 3.197 ROYAL ExCHANGE.-HISTORICAL SKETCH of the Royal Exchange, chiefly compiled from Stowe and other authorities, by Saml. Angel, plates, 1838. In a vol, with tracts on the New Houses of Parliament. 8vo, half calf. 3s 3.198 ROYAL Hospitals of the City of London, Memoranda, References, and Documents relating thereto. 8vo, cloth. 3s 1836 3199 SMYTH (Geo. Lewis) Biographical Illustrations of St. Paul's Paul's Cathedral. 2S.–Westminster Abbey. 8vo, sewed. 3s 6d 1843 Contains Lives of the most eminent persons, with Lists of the Digni- taries of each Cathedral from the earliest Time. 3200 ST. MICHAEL, CoRNHILL.—Accounts of the Churchwardens of the Parish of, from 1456 to 1608, with Miscellaneous Memo- randa contained in the Great Book of Accounts, and Extracts from the Proceedings of the Vestry from 1563 to 1607, edited from the Originals by W. H. Overall. Thick small 4to, foldiny plates, cloth. . .tl. 5s 1870 Printed at the expense of Sir A. J. Waterlow, for private circula- tion only. 3201 ST ALBAN the MARTYR, Holborn ; History of the First Thir- teen Years of the Church of Cr. 8vo, cloth. 2s 6d about 1870 3202 ST. MARTIN-LE-GRAND.—Kempe (A. J.) Historical Notices of the Collegiate Church and Sanctuary of Saint Martin-le-Grand (since demolished). 8vo, plates, boards. 3s l826 36, Soho Square, London. 275 3203 ST. PAULS. — Correspondence and Evidences respecting the - Ancient School attached to St.Paul's Cathedral, by Miss Hackett, . . 4to, sewed. 3s - 1814 3024 TEMPLE CHURCH.—Essex (W. R. H.) Illustrations of the Archi- tectural Ornaments and Embellishments and Painted Glass of the Temple Church,with Account of itsRestoration by S.Smirke. Imp. 4to, LARGE PAPER, finely coloured plates, déc., half mor. 18s 1848 3205 TEMPLE.—Addison (C. G.) History of the Knights Templars, the Temple Church, and the Temple. 8vo, cloth 3s 6d 1843 3206 WILKINSON (R.) Antique Remains, from the Parish Church of ST. MARTIN, OUTWICH, London, BUT FEW COPIEs PRINTED, 1797. LONDINA ILLUSTRATA, Vol 2, Part 1, 40 FINELY ENGRAVED PLATEs, 1822. In l vol, 4to, half russia gilt. £2 2s 1707–1822 3207 WILSON (Rev. H.B.) History of the Merchant Taylors' School, from its Foundation to the Present Time. 2 parts in 1 vol, 4to, fine portraits, new half calf gilt. £1.4s 1814 3208 PUBLIC BUILDINGs. –A Critical Review of the Publick Buildings, Statues, and ornaments in and about London and Westminster, with the Dimensions of St. Peter's at Rome, and St. Paul's. 8vo, half morocco. & 1734 IMISCELLANEOUS : 3209 ACCOUNT of the GENERAL NURSERY or COLLEDG of INFANTS set up by the Justices of the Peace for the County of Middlesex, with the Constitutions and Ends thereof. 4to, curious front. by Burghers inserted, half mooocco. 16s 1686 3210 ANALYTICAL Indexes to Vols II. and VIII. of the series of Records known as the Remembrancia of the City of London, dating from 1523 to 1640. 8vo, printed for the Corporation, cloth. 2s 6d - 1872 3211 BAILEY (Thos.) Herba Parietis, or the Wall-Flower, as it grew out of the Stone Chamber belonging to the Metropolitan Prison called Newgate ; being a history which is partly true, partly romantick, whereby a marriage between reality and fancie is solemnized. Folio, with the rare frontispiece of Newgate Gate, calf - meat. £1. 15s 1650 3212 BARTHOLOMEW FAIRE, or a Variety of Fancies where you may find a Faire of Wares, and all to please your mind, with the severall Enormityes and Misdemeanors which are there scene and acted, 1641. Reprint of the Rare Original about 1620, 4to. 5s n.d. 3213 CITIZEN’s Pocket Chronicle, containing a Digest of the History, Antiquity, and Government of the City of London, with Chrono- logical Record of the most Important Occurences. Thick 12mo, boards. 2s l827 276 Alfred Russell Smith, 3214 CALF'S-HEAD-CLUB.—Secret History of, shewing the Rise and Progress of that Infamous Society, since the Grand Rebellion, containing all the Treasonable Songs and Ballads, Sung as An- thems, at their King-killing Anniversaries, with several Charac- ters, by SIR JOHN DENHAM, and Vindication of Charles I., by MR. BUTLER, author of Hudibras. 8vo, numerous plates, with with a SCARCE FOLDING PLATE INSERTED, calf eſctra. *i. 1713 3215 CITY (The) or the Physiology of London Business, with Sketches on Change and at the Coffee Houses (Amusing). 8vo, cloth. 2s 1845 3216 CITY LATIN, or Critical and Political Remarks on the Latin Inscription on the Foundation Stone of Black-Friars Bridge, by Dr. Bushby Birch (Bonnel Thornton). 12mo, sewed. 2s 1760 3217 COMMENTARIES on the History, Constitution, and Chartered Franchises of the City of London, by George Norton. Thick 8vo, cloth. 6s 1829 3218 39&@# (Thos.) Lanthorne and Candle-light, or the BELL- MAN's Second NIGHT's WALKE, in which he brings to light a |Brood of STRANGE VILLANIES. 4to, woodcut of a London Watch- man on the title, calf extra, gilt edges, by Pratt. £1. 15s 1609 A very rare and curious book on the tricks, cheats, and rogues of London. The first chapter treats “ of Canting,” and contains the Canter's Dictionary and Two Canting Songs (title and one leaf mended and the three last leaves in facsimile). 3219 DEMOCRITUS the Laughing Philosopher's Trip into England, or Seven Days' Amusements and Contemplations, with Uncommon Reflections, Both Serious and Merry on the FollIES and VICES daily committed by BOTH SEXES of all Religions and Vocations in the Cities of LONDON and WESTMINSTER. 8vo, with the scarce frontispiece, and a fine mezzotint portrait of NANCY DAWSON inserted, half calf. £1. Is 1723 3220 DENS of LoNDoN.—A Peep into the Holy Land, or Sinks of Lon- don Laid Open, forming a pocket Companion to the Uninitiated. 12mo, coloured frontispiece, half morocco, very scarce. 7s 6d about 1820 Cadging made Easy—Doings of the Modern Greeks–Snoozing Kens Depicted—Crockford's in miniature—The He She Man—The Common Lodging House—The Cadging House Gallant—The Ladies of the Pave— Saturday Night in St. Giles, etc., etc. 3221 DO NO RIGHT, TAKE No WRONG, Keep what you have, Get what you can, or the Way of the World Displayed in several profitable Essays, serious and Comical, by S. H. Misodolus. 12mo, curious frontispiece, and Interior View of Westminster Hall calf meat, very rare. Él. 1s 1711 Treachery of False Friends—Tricks and Cheats by the Town Sharpers —Deceits used in Particular Trades and Professions, giving a curious Picture of London Life and Manners. 3222 EARLY DIRECTORY. — Kent's Directory and Shopkeepers' and Tradesmen’s Assistant for 1807. 8vo, old calf. 3s 6d 1807 36, 'Soho Square, London. 277 3223 DRYDEN (John) Annus Mirabilis, the Year of Wonders, 1666, an Historical Poem. 12mo, calf eſctra. 14s 1667 Describes the Fire of London, and War in Holland under Prince Ru: pert and the Duke of Albemarle, a realistic Plate of the Burning of Old St. Paul's added, 3224 HOLLINSHEAD (John) Ragged London in 1861. Thick post 8vo, cloth. 2s 6d (pub 7s 6d) - 1861 3225 HUMOURS of LONDON, a choice Collection of SoNGS for all those who would render themselves agreeable, divert company, kill care, and be joyous, where the HIGH SEASONED WIT and HU- MoUR will be sufficient Apology for a bad voice. 12mo, front. calf, scarce. 16s 6d about 1750 3226 KING of Utopia, his Letter to the Citizens of Cosmopolis, the Metropolitan City of Utopia, together with the Citizen's answer thereunto, translated out of the Utopian Tongue into Broken Fnglish, by ‘Tis no matter who.’ 4to, sewed. 7s 6d Printed at Cosmopolis, 7461—Reprinted at London, 1647 Why Broken English? O Sir what here's spoken Imports that England is by th’ English broken. 3227 LILBURNE.—Letter sent from Capt. Lilburne to divers of his Friends, Citizens, and others of good account in London expres- sing the misery of his imprisonment, and BARBAROUS USAGE OF THE CAVALIERs, and desiring them to use some means for his releasement. 4to, half morocco. 5s 1643 3228 LONDON CRIES.–Forty-Eight Plates of London Cries and Trades, by Row1ANDSON, in his most Happy Style, all Coloured 12mo, 64.4s - about 1790 3229 LONDON CRIES.–Modern London, being the History and the Present state of the Metropolis, by Sir Richard Phillips. Thick 4to, plates, calf meat. £1. 15s 1805 This copy has thirty-one coloured plates of London Cries, Itinerant Traders in their ordinary costume, with notices of the remarkable places given in the background, generally wanting. 3230 LONDON CRIES.—Smith (John Thomas) Cries of London, ex- hibiting several of the Itinerant Traders of Ancient and Modern Times, copied from rare engravings or drawn from life, with Me- moir and portrait of the author. 4to, plates foced, boards. JOS 6d (pub £1. 11s 6d) 1839 3231 LONDON TRACTS.—Commission, with Directions to the Court of Wards, Idiots, Lunaticks, 1618–London's Blame if not its Shame, in the great neglect of the Fisheries (contains very valu- able suggestions), by Thos. Jenner, 1651.-Petition of the City of London to Parliament respecting an intention to disarm and then plunder the City, 1648.—Last Words of Thomas, Lord Pride (very curious), 1642. –Petition of the Gentlewomen and Tradesmen's Wives in the City, with their reasons why their Sex ought to Petition as well as the Men, 1642. In a volume, 4to, half calf. £1.5s 278 Alfred Russell Smith, 3232 LONDON in the Olden Time, or Tales illustrating the Manners and Superstitions of the Londoners from the 12th to the 16th century. Second Series, post 8vo, bds., scarce. 3s 1827 3233 LONDON MEDLEY, or the Humours of the Present Age. 8vo, amusing frontispiece of the GAMBOLS OF THE AMERICAN BUFFALO IN ST. JAMEs's STREET, inserted, half morocco. 5s 1732. A curious collection of satirical pieces attacking the Statesmen of that, period as well as the hack Authors of the time. At the end there is a capital Poem in Praise of Tobacco. 3234 METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS, or London in the NINETEENTH - CENTURY, a Series of Views in the Metropolis and its Vicinity (MANY OF WHICH IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN IN ANY OTHER work) from Drawings by Thos. H. Shepherd, with HISTORICAL, TopogFAPHICAL and CRITICAL Illustrations by JAS, ELMES. 4to, NEARLY 200 FINE PLATES, calf very meat, marble edges, 12s— ANOTHER COPY, half russia, gilt back. 15s 1827 3235 NED WARD.—SECRET HISTORY OF CLUBs, particularly the Kit Cat, Beef-Steak, Wertuosos, Quacks, Knights of the Golden Fleece, Florists, Beaus, etc., with their originals and characters of the most noted Members. FIRST EDITION, 8vo, calf, VERY SCARCE, fl. 5s 1709 For an account of the author of this extraordinary publication, see the Retrospective Review, III., 318. Describes the No-Noses—-Split-Farthing—Broken Down Shopkeepers —The Man Hunters—Hussle-Farthing—The Lying, with a Poem in Praise of Lying—The Scatter Wits’, The Mollies', The Market-women's, The Small Coalmen's Clubs, The Ugly Faces', and other equally comi- cally-named Clubs. Overflowing with the coarse wit and humour fashion- able at that time. 3236 NEWS from WHETSTONES PARKE, or a relation of the late Bloody Battle there between the Bawds and Whores, and how both parties after a sharp dispute, and much loss on either side, were at last reconciled by the Mediation of the Pimps and Hectors, with the Articles of Peace Concluded between them, 4to, half russia. 42. 2s 1674, Gives an amusing account of Fast Life in London at that time. 3237 OLD LONDON.—An interesting Collection of nearly 100 Views. of Ancient Buildings, Curious Old Houses, and Places of Inte- rest that have long disappeared, all in a fine clean state, MANY By Hol.I.A.R. Neatly mounted in a well guarded folio vol, in half morocco. £4. 4s w A very desirable vol. to any one collecting on this subject, as the Prints have been most carefully selected for their good impressions. 3238 PLAGUE.—Serious Enquiry for a suitable return for continued Life in and after a Time of Great Mortality by a Wasting Plague, 1665, by THos. DooDITTEL. 8vo, meat. 7s 6d 1666 Fine plate of the author introducing Catherine of Braganza to a mirror, and portrait of the author inserted. 3239 REMARKS on the Buildings and Improvements in London and Elsewhere. 8vo, cloth. 4s 6d 1816, With a Tract at end on Buildings for the Poor. - 36, Soho Square, London. 279 3240 SEASONABLE Speech made by ALDERMAN ATKINs in the RUMP PARLIAMENT. 4to, half morocco. 7s 6d ,1660 3241 SMIRKE (Sydney) Suggestions for the Architectural Improve- ments of the Western Part of London. Royal 8vo, plan of pro- posed improvemewts, boards. 3s 1834 3242 STEVENS (G. A.) LECTURE ON HEADS, with Additions, as de- livered by Chas. Lee Lewis, to which is added An Essay on Satire. 12mo, 25 humorous characteristic prints and many addi- tional coloured ones by Rowlandson, Woodward, and others inserted, half morocco, whout. £1. 1s 1808 3243 STEVENS (G. A.) Songs, Comic and Satyrical. FIRST EDITION, 12mo, FACETIOUS PLATES, FOLDING AND COLOURED, INSERTED. £1.5s Oxford, 1772 3244 STEVENS (G. A.) DRAMATIC HISTORY of Master Edward, Miss Ann and others, the Extraordinaries of these Times, collected from Zaphaniel's Original Papers, with Memoirs of his Life. 12mo, plates, half calf. 492. 2s 1785, With ALL THE SCARCE FACETIOUS PLATES, rarely the case; also a rare. portrait of Nancy Dawson inserted and the cancelled leaf, with a vignette to Zaphaniel's Exhortation being satirical on Whitfield,Wesley, Romaine, and others, rigidly suppressed. 3245 STEVENS (G. A.) Adventures of a Speculist, or a Journey through LoNDON, with his Life and Notes by the Editor, includ- ing some Fugitive Pieces of Humour by the same Author. 2 vols, 12mo, FINE AND RARE PORTRAITS OF NANCY lyAWSON AND KITTY FISHER, and many FACETIOUS PLATEs inserted, half calf neat. £1. 10s London, 1788. The above amusing works by this observant Author give a true Picture of the Manners, Fashions, Amusements, Tricks, Cheats, and Swindlers of the Metropolis at the middle of the last century, and are indispensable to the Historical Student. 3246 STREETS of London.—Anecdotes of their more Celebrated Resi- dents, by J. T. Smith, edited by Dr. C. Mackay. Thick post 8vo, cloth. 5s 1861 3247 TAVERN ANECDOTEs and Reminiscences of the Origin of Signs, Clubs, Coffee Houses, etc., intended as a Lounge Book for Lon- doners and their Country Cousins, by one of the Old School. 12mo, half calf. 421.4s 1825. Besides the curious plates there are inserted PORTRAIT OF JOHN FAR- LEY, PRINCIPAL Cook AT THE LONDON TAVERN ; WAITER, BRING MEA COOL CHAIR, by Rowlandson; comical plates of the Free and Easy Club, and a Peep at a City Feast. 3248 THE BRUCIAN.—All published. 2 vols, 8vo, calf meat. 15s g 1850–51 A periodical written by Scholars of the celebrated Bruce Castle School at Tottenham, contains many of the early effusions of scholars - who are now eminent men. 3249 TRAGICUM Theatrum Actorum et Casuum Tragicorum Londini publice celebratorum. 12mo (no portraits), calf. 3s 1649 A curious volume on the events which took place in London during the Civil War. 28O Alfred Russell Smith, 3250 TOKENS-Examples of Coffee House, Tavern and Tradesmen's \ Tokens current in London in the 17th Century, by J. Y. Aker- man. 8vo, plates, sewed. 2s 1847 3251 UNLUCKY CITIZEN (The) Experimentally Described in the va- - rious Misfortunes of an Unlucky Londoner, calculated for the meridian of this City, but may serve by way of advice to all the Cominalty of England. 8vo, portion of title in facsimile, curious plates, calf gilt. #2. 15s Fra. Kirkman, 1673 This is perhaps one of the rarest books that we have ; in common with all Kirkman's publications, it is usually found in wretched state, and without the plates. - 3252 WHEEL of FoRTUNE, or Nothing for a Penny, being Remarks on the drawing the Penny Lottery at the THEATRE ROYAL, in DOR- SET GARDENs, with the Characters of Some of the Honourable Trustees, and all Due Acknowledgments Paid to his Honour the TJndertaker, written by a Person who was CURSED MAD HE HAD NOT THE THOUSAND POUND LOT. 4to, half calf. 432. 2s 1698 With EXCESSIVELY RARE VIEWS of the Duke's Theatre, Dorset Gardens, and iſs drop scene inserted. Why can't a drop scene like this be done In OW 3 3253 MIGNAN’s Travels in Chaldea, with Observations on Babel, Seleucia, and Ctesiphon. 8vo, plates, half calf. 4s 6d - 1829 3254 ſºlileº (Christianug, or a just Apologie of all ne- cessarie writings and writers specialie of them, which by their labored writings take paines to build up the Church in this age. 4to, 36|ack ſetter, cloth. 18s John Wolfe, 1590 A satirical conversation between the author who is unknown, and Miles Moss, author of a Catechism. It is dedicated to Edmund Scamler, Bp. of Norwich. - 3255 MILITARY.—FL. VEGETII RENATI, de re Militari, libri 4. FRONTINUs de Strategematis, CELIANI de instruendis Acie- bus, MoDESTI de Vocabulis rei Militaris, Collata sunt omnia ad antiquos codices, maxime Budaei quod testabitur CElianus. Folio, a great number of large woodcuts of Engines of Warfare, accoutre- ments, novel inventions, some of the latter are of the most eſctraor- dinary description, new crimson morocco eſctra, gilt edges. £4.4s Parisiis, 1535 3256 MILITARY MEMOIRs of George Thomas, who by his - Talents rose from an obscure situation to the Rank of General in India, by Wm. Francklin, 8vo, portrait, half calf meat. 3s 6d 1805 3257 MILITARY.-HISTORICAL RECORDS of the Forty-Third Regiment, Monmouthshire Light Infantry, with a Roll of the Officers and their Services from the Embodiement to the Close of 1867, by Sir R. G. A. Levinge. Royal 8vo, coloured frontis- piece, cloth. 14s 1868 36, Soho Square, London. 281 3258 MILITARY.-Canon (Richard) Historical Records of the Twenty-third Foot, or Royal Welsh Fusileers. 8vo, coloured plates, cloth. 5s 1850, 3259 MILLER (Geo., Bookseller of Dunbar) Latter Struggles in the Journey of Life of a Country Bookseller. 8vo, cloth. 3s Edin., 1838 3260 MILLS (Charles) Travels of Theodore Ducas in Italy, at the Revival of Letters and Art. 2 vols, 8vo, calf. 5s 1822 3261 MILLS (Chas.) History of Chivalry, or Knighthood and its Times. 2 vols, 8vo, frontispiece, half calf gilt. 14s 1826 3262 MILMAN (Dean) Belshazzar, a Dramatic Poem. FIRST EDITION, 2s 6d, 1822—Millman's Fall of Jerusalem, a Dramatic Poem. 8vo, in boards. 2s 1820 3263 MILMAN (Dean) Samor, Lord of the Bright City, an Heroic Poem. Thick 8vo, boards. 3s 1818 3264 MILTON (John) The Doctrine and Discipline of Di- vorce restored to the Good of Both Sexes from the Bondage of Canon Law. 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Author of Sermons to Asses. 3355 MUSAF SEATONIANAE, a complete Collection of the * Cambridge Prize Poems, from their commencement in 1750 to 1806. 2 vols, 8vo, bds. 5s Cambridge, 1808 3356 MUSARUM DELICIAE, or the Muses Recreation, by Sir John Mennis and James Smith.—Wit Restored, 1658, and Wits Recreations Selected from the Finest Fancies of the Moderne Muses, with a thousand out-landish Proverbs, 1640. New Edi- tion, with Notes and Indexes, 2 vols, sm. 8vo, woodcuts, plates, &c., in facsimiles of the original editions, new half morocco extra, gilt tops, £1. º 3357 ſºluºrulug (Qſìolfgang) Common Places of Chris- tian Religion, translated out of Latine by John Man, of Merton College, Oxford, with Two other Treatises on Oathes and Usury by the same Author. 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Post 8vo, calf, full gilt back. 6s 1810 3362*AMARYLLIS, a Collection of Songs with the Music regularly fitted for the Voice, Violin, Hautboy, Flute, and German Flute, with a figured Base for the Harpsicord. Sm. 4to, scrubby copy. 2S 1746 3363 ANCIENT BALLADs, from the Civil Wars of Granada and the Twelve Peers of France, by Thomas Rodd. 12mo, calf meat, scarce. 4s 6d 1803 3364 BEDFORD (A.) The Great Abuse of Music, Account of the Use and Design of Music among the Ancient Jews, Greeks, Romans, and others, with their Care to prevent the abuse thereof, also Account of the Immorality and Profaneness occasioned by the Corruption of the Present Age. 8vo, calf. 6s 1711 3365 BERANGER—CEuvres Anciennes, 1813—1833, nouvelle edition revue par l'auteur avec les dix Chansons publiées en 1847, avec la MUSIQUE de Chansons, Airs notés Anciens et Modernes, et trois airs avec accompagnement par Halévy et Mdme. Mainvielle- Fodor. 4 vols, roy. 8vo, half calf gilt, by Holloway, gilt tops. £3. 3s * Paris, 1858 3366 RIMBAULT (E. F., LL.D., F.S.A., &c.) A Little Book of Songs and Ballads, gathered from Ancient Music Books, MS. and inted Elegantly printed in post 8vo, pp. 243, half morocco. S - 1851 292 Alfred Russell Smith, 3367 RIMBAULT (Dr. E. F.) Bibliotheca Madrigaliana. A Bibliogra- phical Account of the Musical and Poetical Works published in England during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries under the Titles of Madrigals, Ballets, Ayres, Canzomets, etc., etc. 8vo, cloth. 5s 1847 It records a class of books left undescribed by Ames, Herbert, and Dibdin, and furnishes a most valuable Catalogue of Lyrical Poetry of the age to which it refers. 3368 BLAND (John) The LADIES COLLECTION of Catches, Glees, Ca- nons, Canzonets, Madrigals, &c., selected from the works of the most eminent composers (with the Music to each). 3 vols, royal 4to, half calf. §1. 10s about 1720 3369 BLOW (Dr. John) Amphion Anglicus, a Work of Many Composi- tions for One, Two, Three or Four Voices, with several Accom- pagnements of Instrumental Musick and a Thorow Bass to each Song figur'd for an Organ, Harpsichord or Theorboe Lute. Folio, jine portrait, calf meat. £1.4s 1700 3370 BRITISH MINSTREL, a choice Collection of Modern Songs, many not to be found in any other collection. 2 vols in 1, 18mo, from- tispieces, cloth. 4s 6d about 1850 3371 BUSBY (Thomas, Mus. Doc.) Dictionary of Music, Theoretical, and Practical. 12mo, boards. 2s 6d I817 3372 BUTLER (Charles) The Principles of Musik in Singing and Set- ting, with the twofold use thereof, Ecclesiastical and Civil. 4to, new calf eactra. £1. 10s I636 An uncommon volume, written in a phonetic style, having the charm of novelty if not that of simplicity. 3373 CATALOGUE of OLD BALLADs in the possession of F. Ouvry, Esq., compiled by T. W. Newton. 4to. 5s PRIVATELY PRINTED, 1877 Describes one hundred and ninety-four Ballads from before 1577 to 1799, with Index of first lines, authors, publishers, printers, and tunes. 3374 CHERUBINI (L.) Course of Counterpoint and Fugue, translated by J. A. Hamilton. 2 vols, portrait, cloth, 12s 1837 3375 CHERUBINI’s Treatise on º and Fugue, translated by Mrs. Cowden Clarke, the Musical portion supervised by Josh. Pittman. Roy. 8vo, cloth. 3s 6d (pub 6s 6d) 1854 3376 CHURCH MUSIC.—Singing of Psalines a Gospel Ordinance, by JoBN COTTON, Teacher of the church at Boston, New England, 1647—Reading's Sermons at Canterbury Cathedral on Church Music, 1663—Battell's Lawfulness and Expediency of Church Music asserted, a Sermon at St. Bride's on St. Cecilia's Day, by S. Estwick, 1696–Sermon at St. Bride's on St. Cecilia's Day, by Chas. Hickman, 1696–Sernion at St. Andrew Undershaft con- cerning Vocal and Instrumental Music in the Church, by G. Towerson, 1696–Brady's Church Music Vindicated in a Sermon at St. Bride's on St. Cecilia's Day, 1697. A very interesting vol., 4to, new half calf. £3, 15s 36, Soho Square, London. 293 3377 CLARK (R.) Collection of Glees, containing the most Favorite Pieces as performed at the Masonic Lodges, Glee Clubs, etc. Post 8vo, russia gilt. 5s 1824 3378 CLEMENT (Felix) Wies des MUSICIENs CELEBREs, depuis le 16e siécle jusqu'a nos jours. Thick roy. 8vo, 47 portraits and plans, a charming volume, half mor, gilt top. 491. 5s Paris, 1868 3379 COLLECTION of Songs, with the MUSICK, by Mr. Loveridge. 2 vols in 1, 8vo, frontispiece by Hogarth, crimson mor, eactra, gilt edges. :63. 3s 1727 Loveridge was supposed to have had a hand in the music to Macbeth, commonly ascribed to Lock. 3380 CONCERTS of Ancient Music at the King's Theatre, Haymarket, 1803. 12mo, frontispiece of Handel, calf. 3s 6d 1803 3381 DANNELEY’s Dictionary of Music, explaining every technical word, and every species of composition, containing three thou- sand articles more than any Dictionary. 12mo, plates, half calf. 2s 6d I825 3382 DIBDIN (Charles) MUSICAL Tour through England. 4to, music to some of the songs, half bownd. 18s Sheffield, 1788 3383 DICTIONARY of MUSICIANs, comprising the most important contents of former dictionaries, with upwards of a HUNDRED ORIGINAL MEMOIRs. 2 vols, 8vo, half morocco, scarce. 12s 1827 3384 HALE (Thos., of Darmhall, Cheshire) Social Harmony, a Collection of Songs and Catches, in two, three, four, and five parts, also several choice Songs on MASONRY, all with the Music. 4to, meat. £1.5s 1763 3385 HARMONIA PERFECTA, a compleat Collection of Psalm Tunes in four parts, taken from the most eminent masters, with an Intro- duction to Psalmody, by Nath. Gawthorn. 8vo, calf. 7s 6d 1730 3386 HARMONIA SACRA.—The First Part. Folio, sewed. 5s 1688 |Edited by Henry Playford. 3387 HERD (David).Ancient and Modern Scottish Songs, Heroic Ballads, collected by, reprinted from the Edition of 1776, with an Appen- dix containing the Pieces substituted in that of 1791 for omissions from that of 1776. 2 vols, 8vo, THICK PAPER, only 15 copies fissued in this form. 291. 15s Glasgow, 1869 3388 HOLDER (Wm.) On the Natural Grounds and Principles of HAR- MONY, with rules for playing a Throrow Bass, and directions for tuning by GoDFREY KELLER. 8vo, plates, new half morocco. 9s I694 3389 HUSK (W. H.) Account of the Musical Celebrations on St. Cecilia's Day. 8vo, cloth, 4s 6d 1857 3390 LA MUSE de CAVALIER.—An Apology for such Gentlemen as make Poetry their diversion, not their Business, in a Letter from a Scholar of Mars to one of Apollo. 4to, Haslsewood's copy, calf weat. 6s 6d 1685 294 Alfred Russell Smith, 3391 LENNOX GARLAND (A) Gleaned from divers Fields of Scottish Poesy, edited with Introduction. 12mo, only 150 copies privately - printed. 18s Dwmbarton, 1860 3392 LONDON MINSTREL, a Collection of Esteemed Irish and Scotch. Songs, Glees, and Duets, SET TO MUSIC, and adapted for the Voice, Flute, Violin, etc., with an Introduction to Singing. 12mo, frontispiece and vignette by Courbould, new half morocco. 6s 6d - about 1830 3393 MALCOLM (Alex,) Treatise on Musick, Speculative, Practical, and Historical. Thick 8vo, plates, fine copy in new calf meat, yellow edges. 12s Edinb., 1726 3394 MINSTRELSY of the Scottish BoRDER, consisting of HISTORI- CAL and ROMANTIC BALLADs, collected in the Southern Counties of Scotland, by Sir Walter Scott. 3 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt, 14s Jödinb., 1812 3395 MINUETS and Songs, composed by Thos. Earl of Kelly, now for for the First Time published, with Introduction, by C. Kirk- patrick Sharpe, 4to, portraits and frontispiece, ONLY SIXTY COPIES PRINTED, boards. £1.5s Iºdinb., 1830. 3396 MOTHERWELL (Wn.) Minstrelsy, Ancient and Modern, with an Historical Introduction and Notes. Thick Sm, 4to, vignette, half calf. 16s Glasgow, 1827 Scarce, but few copies printed. 3397 MUSIC.—A Poem in Five Cantos, translated from the Spanish of Thomas de Yriate into English Verse by John Belfour. 8vo, portrait, meat. 3s 1807 3398 MUSICAL TALEs, Phantasms, and Sketches, translated from the German of Elise Polko. Post 8vo, cloth. 3s 1876 3399 MUSICAI, CoMPANION, or Lady's Magazine, being a complete col- lection of the choicest and most approved English and Scotch Songs, Airs, Catches, &c., in all the English Operas and Enter- tainments. 12mo, frontispiece, calf meat. 5s 6d 741. 3400 MUSICAL MISCELLANY, being a Collection of Choice Songs set to the Flute by the most Eminent Masters. 6 vols, sm. 8vo, from- tispieces, calf gilt. £2. 15s 1729—31 3401 MUSICAL MISCELLANY. Another copy, vol. 5 wants 16 leaves at end, otherwise fine clean copy in old half calf. £1.5s Ib. 3402 MUSINGS of a Musician, a series of Popular Sketches illustra: tive of Musical Matter and Musical People, by H. C. Lunn. - 12mo, cloth. 2s 6d 1846 3403 NEW WoCAL ENCHANTREss, an Elegant Selection of all the Newest Songs lately Sung at the Theatre Royal, Vauxhall, 12mo, frontispiece, calf meat. 2s 1788 3404 NORTH (Hon. Roger) Memoirs of Musick, now first printed from the original Manuscript and edited with copious Notes by Dr. Rimbault. 4to, portrait, half morocco. 8s 6d 1846 3405 RAMSAY (Allan) The Ever-Green, being a Collection of Scots Poetry wrote by the Ingenious before 1600. 2 vols, 12mo, wncut copy in calf, gilt tops. £2. 12s 6d Edinb., 1761 36, Soho Square, London. 295 3406 RAMSAY (Allan) Tea Table Miscellany, a collection of Choice Songs, Scotch and English. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 12s Glasgow, 1871 3407 RAMSAY.—The same on LARGE PAPER, 2 vols, 4to, cloth. £1. #. 3408 ROXBURGHE BALLADS (The), reprinted with Introduction, from the Black Letter Ballads in the Roxburghe Collection in the British Museum. With facsimiles of all the quaint old wood- cuts, edited by Charles Hindley. 2 vols, 4to, LARGE PAPER, half bound. Él. 4s (pub £2 2s) 1873 3409 SACRED GLEANER, or Psalm and Hymn Tunes, with some favourite Pieces adapted to the Poetry and different Metres of Drs. Watts, Rippon, Collier, Wesley, Henry Kirke White, &c., with the Supplement revised, &c., for the Organ, by Thos. Clark, Canterbury. Oblong 4to, half bound. 2s 6d about 1840 3410 SONGS of England, Ireland, and Scotland, with Introduction and Notes to the Songs. An excellent collection. 2 vols, 12mo, frontispieces, new half morocco. 12s 6d 1835 34ll SONGS.–New Merry Companion, being a Collection of the most Celebrated Songs sung at the Theatres, Vauxhall and Ranelagh, few of which are elsewhere printed, witH THE MUSIC. 12mo, calf meat. 6s about 1780 3412 SANDY’s (W.) and S. A. Forster.—History of the Violin and other Instruments played on with a Bow, from the Earliest Times to the Present, also an Account of the Principal Makers, English and Foreign. Thick 8vo, pp. 408, with many engravings, cloth. 14s I864 3413 RIMBAULT's ‘Who was Jack Wilson the Singer of Shakespeare's Stage 3' 8vo. Is 1846 3414 TAN’SUR (William) New Musical Grammar and Dictionary, or a general introduction to the whole Art of Musick. 8vo, new calf extra, gilt edges. 16s 6d 1756 On tones, tunes, rules for tuning Bells, and pricking of Chimes, Theory # Sound, and Musical Dictionary of above five hundred and fifty © IſlS, 3415 TANSUR (Wm.) Psalm Singer's Jewel, or Useful Companion to the Singing Psalms, being a new exposition of all the One Hun- dred and Fifty, with Poetical Precepts to every Psalm. 8vo, with the rare portrait, new calf extra, gilt edges. 15s 1760 3416 TANSUR (William) Elements of Music display’d, or its Grammar or Groundwork made easy, rudimental, practical, philosophical, historical, and technical. 8vo, portrait, new calf extra, gilt edges. 15s—ANOTHER COPY in new half morocco, portrait. 12s 1772 3417 W1LSON (W.) A New Dictionary of Music. 12mo, cloth. 2s about 1820 3418 MYSTERES Inedits du quinzieme siecle publiees pour la premiere fois par Ach. Jubinal. 2 vols, 8vo, new calf extra, gilt edges. £1.15s Paris, 1837 296 Alfred Russell Smith, MYTHOLOGY. 3419 MYTHOLOGICAL, Etymological, and Historical Dictionary, by Wm. Holwell. 8vo, calf. 4s 6d 1793 3420 BLACKWELL (Thomas) Letters concerning Mythology. 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With other Tracts on Egyptian Antiquities, in a volume, thick 8vo, calfeactra. £1.15s 3423 HISTOIRE du Ciel ou l'on Recherche l’Origine de l'Idolatrie et les Méprises de la Philosophie sur la formation des Corps Celestes et de toute la Nature. 2 vols, 12mo, mumerous plates from Ancient Monumments, calf gilt very meat, gilt edges. 7s 6d Paris, 1778 3424 DRUMMOND (Sir Wm.) CEdipus Judaicus. 8vo, plates, vellum, scarce. 291. 4s 1811 3425 LA MYTHOLOGIE et les Fables expliquees par l’Histoire, par l'Abbe Banier. 3 vols, 4to, calf meat. 12s 6d Paris, 1738 3426 TAYLOR (Rev. Robt.) 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This rare volume is of great interest to the Archaeological Student as well as Topographical Collectors, it containa the original descrip- tion of the Election of the Boy Bishop at Salisbury, illustrated with curious woodcuts. 36, Soho Square, London. 297 3428 HISTOIRE du Ciel, consideré selon des Poetes, des Philosophes, et de Moise, ou l'on fait voir l'origine du Ciel Poetique, le meprisé des Philosophes sur la fabrique du Ciel et de la Terre, et de la conformite de l'experience avec la seule Physique de Moise, par l'Abbé Pluche. 2 thick vols, 12mo, plates, calf gilt. 12s a la Haye, 1740 3429 NAPOLEON MUSEUM, Catalogue of the Manuscripts, Marbles, Bronzes, Drawings, &c., exhibited at the Egyptian Hall, by John Sainsbury, 8vo, Some cuttings inserted, half calf. 2s. 1843, 3430 NASH (D. W., Author of “Taleisin.”) The Pharaoh of the Exodus, an Examination of the Modern System of Egyptian Chronology. , 8vo, cloth. 6s (pub 12s) 1863, 3431 NATIONAL IMPROVEMENT, Pointing out the means to render Great Britain independent of Supplies of Corn from Abroad, to extend the Fisheries, and augment the Military and Naval strength of the Empire; with Remarks on the several attempts that have been made to Invade the British Islands. Roy. 8vo, calf extra. 6s Brunswick, 1803, 3432 NAUNTON (Sir Robert) Fragmenta Regalia, or the Characters of Queen Elizabeth, her Court and Favourites. FIRST EDITION, 4to, half morocco. 9s—.Another, not so good a copy, half bound, 6s 1641 3433 NAUNTON (Sir Robert, temp. Elizabeth, Author of “Fragmenta Regalia”) Memoirs, with some of his Posthumous. Writings from Manuscripts in his own hand. 4to, boards. 2s; half morocco. 4s 6d 1814 3434 NAVAL BIOGRAPHY.—O'Byrne's Naval Biographical 1)ictionary, containing the Lives and Services of every living. Officer. 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In a 4to volume, calf meat. 5s 3437 NAVIGATION.—The First Lecture touching Naviga- tion, Read Publiquely at Sr. Balthazar Gerbier's Academy. 4to, scarce and curious, 9s 1649 298 Alfred Russell Smith, 3438 NEALE and LE KEUx's Views of the most interesting Collegiate and Parochial Churches in Great Britain, including Screens, Fonts, and Monuments, with Historical and Architec. tural Descriptions. 2 vols, roy. 8vo, 98 fine plates, boards. £1.4s I824 3439 NECROMANCY-Apologie pour tous les grands per- sommages qui out este faussement soupconnez de MAGIE. Par G. NAUDE. 8vo, calf gilt. 15s Paris, 1625 3440 NEEDLEWORK.—Church Needlework, with practical remarks on its arrangement and preparation, by Miss Lambert. 8vo, woodcuts, cloth. 3s 6d 1842 3441 NEEDLEWORK.—Handbook of Needlework, by Miss Lambert. 8vo, woodcuts, cloth. 3s 6d 1842 3442 NEELE (Henry, Author of the Romance of History) Lectures on English Poetry from Edward the 'Third to Burns and Cowper, and other Literary Remains. 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Large folio, 43 magnificent large plates, containing portraits, views, &c., and large vignettes by Diepenbecke, half calf meat. £2. 15s 1743 3446 NEWES from Parnassus, the Political Touchstone taken from Mount Parnassus, wherein the Governments of the Greatest Monarchies of the World are touched. , 4to, curious, half morocco. 9s 6d Printed at Helicon, 1622 3447 NEWMARKET PLOT-Narrative of the Discovery of a most horrid Plot to Murder the King as he came from New- market, with the Trial and Condemnation of Capt. Walcott, Lord Russell, Hone the Joiner, and John Rowse, 1683—Thanks. giving Sermon at Thomas Town, Co. Kilkenny, on the Deliver- ance of the King, Rotterdam, 1683—A New Narrative of the Old Plot, a Song to the Tune of Russell's Farewel (A BROADSIDE). In a volume, 4to, new half morocco. 8s 6d 36, Soho Square, London. 299 3448 NEWGATE Calendar, containing the Lives, Trials, &c., of the most notorious Malefactors. 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Imprinted at London by Christopher Barker, 1576 “The first edition of this translation, or rather revision, by Lawrence Tomson : it soon became popular, and was attached to many editions of the Bible instead of the former Genevan Versions. L. Tomson, the trans- lator, was in the service of Sir Francis Walsingham. Loseler Villerius is M. L'Oyseleur, Seigneur de Villers. This first edition differs in some #. from subsequent ones professing to be Tomson's. It contains an nglish Version of Beza's dedication to Louis, Prince of Conde.”— COTTON. Mr. Wilkes's copy sold in 1847 for £30. 3451 NEW TESTAMENT, translated from the Greek by Theod. Beza, with Summaries and Expositions by Camerar and Villerius; Englished by L. Thomson ; with the Annotations of Junius on Revelations. 8vo, fine copy in calf, gilt edges. £1. 10s Robt. Barker, 1616 3452 #2th] (Testament, 4to, black letter, half calf (no title). 8s 6d Robt. Barker, 1613 3453 #20thum (Legtamentum, gotijit letter, in double columns, with copious Notes and Readings by Nicolai, a monk, “ordinis fratrum minorum,” the capital letters are rubricated throughout the volume. No place nor printer's name, but said to be printed at Strasburg, by Hen. Eggestein. Folio, fine copy in russia. £3, 15s (about 1480) 3454 NEW TESTAMENT—Cartwright (Thomas) Confuta- tion of the Rhemists translation, Glosses, and Annotations of the New Testament, so far as they contain manifest Impieties, Heresies, Idolatries, Falsehood, and other Evils. Folio, calf. 392. 2s No place nor printer, 1618 Cartwright was leader of the Puritans, and greatly distinguished him- self at Cambridge; this confutation of the English Roman Catholic ver- sion displays his extensive acquaintance with the Scriptures and the power of his controversial talents. 3OO Alfred Russell Smith, 3455 NEWTON (Saml.) An Idea of Geography and Navi- gation, with Table of Meridional Parts to Every Minute of Quadrant and Astronomical Tables of the Sun and Stars. 12mo, folding plates, old blue morocco extra, gilt edges. 4s 6d 1695 3456 NICHOLS (J.) Account of the Alien Priories and their Lands in England and Wales, with Bourget's History of the Abbey of Bec in continuation. 3 vols, 12mo, plates, half calf, scarce. £1.4s 1779 3457 NICHOLS (J.) Biographical Anecdotes of W.M.HoGARTH, with a Catalogue of his Works, chronologically arranged, and occasional Remarks. 8vo, engraved title of Hogarth's Dinner Card. 4s 6d 1785. 3458 #itijolº, -Declaration of the Recantation of John Nichols (for the space almost of Two Yeeres the Pope's Scholar in the English Seminarie at Rome) which desireth to be recon- ciled and received as a Member into the True Church of Christ in England. 12mo, black letter, half calf. 422. 15s 1581 The author was a most eccentric character. 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OF THE HERCULEAN LABOUR, or the Augaean Stable cleansed of its heaps of Historical, Philological, and Geographical Trumpery, being fetious and facetious Re- marks by Mr. Ozell on some thousands of Capital and Comical Mistakes and other Defects in Bundy's Translation of the Ro- man History—The First Canto of Voltaire's Henriade, translated." The money returned by Mr. Ozell on any gentleman declaring on his honour he does not think the book worth it ! 8vo, new, half morocco, a curious volume. 7s 6d 1729 3467 NOLLEKENS.—Hints to J. Nollekens, R.A., on his modelling a Bust of Lord G le (In verse). 8vo, folding. satirical frontispiece of Nollekins placing Lord Grenville's bust be- tween Pitt and Foal. 2s 6d 1808 NORFOLIK. 3468 NORFOLK Tour, being Concise Descriptions of all the Principal Towns, Noblemen's Šeats, &c., with an Index Villaris. Post 8vo, boards. 1s 6d Norwich, 1786 3469 POST OFFICE DIRECTORY for Cambridge, Norfolk, and Suffolk. Thick royal 8vo, maps, cloth. 4s 6d (pub £1.5s) 1858 . 3470 NORFOLK TOPOGRAPHER's MANUAL, Catalogue of Books and Engravings relating to the County, by S. WooDWARD, Revised and Augmented by W. C. EWING, with Catalogue of the Dawson Turner Collection. Roy. 8vo, cloth. 9s 1842 Contains a List of the Drawings, Prints and Deeds in the Celebrated Illustrated Blomefield, also Chartularies, and Manuscripts and Drawings in the British Museum. 3471 COTMAN (J. S.) ENGRAVINGS OF SEPULCHRAL BRASSEs in Nor- ToIK and SUFFOLK. 2 vols, folio, LARGE PAPER, illuminated frontispieces and plates, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt. 438.8s I839 3472 HISTORY of the Agriculture of Norfolk, which obtained the Prize of the Royal Agricultural Society, by R. N. Bacon. 8vo, por- trait and plates, cloth. 3s 1849 3473 KENT's General View of the Agriculture of the County. 8vo, plates, meat. 2s 1796 3474 CHARITIES.–Clark (Zach.) 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Coinage of Suffolk, consisting of the Regal Coins, Leaden Pieces and Tokens of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, with Notices of Mints and issuers of Tokens, 4to, printed on One side of the paper only, cloth. fl. 1s Privately printed, 1868 3541 MEMORIALS of King Alfred, being Essays on the History and Antiquities of England in the ninth Century by various authors, edited by Dr. Giles. Royal 8vo, pp. 400, with plates, cloth. 7s 6d 1863 Containing J. Y. Akerman's Sketch of the Anglo Saxon Mints, and Dr. Haigh's description of all the Coins of King Alfred now remaining, 88 figures on 7 plates. 36, Soho Square, London. 307 3542 PEGGE (Saml.) An Assemblage of Coins fabricated by the Arch- bishops of Canterbury, describing them, and Fate of their Mints, throwing Light on Coins imperfectly considered by Our English Medalists. 4to, frontispiece, half calf. 12s 1772 3543 CLARKE (Wm.) The Connection of the Roman, Saxon, and Eng- lish Coins deduced from observations on the Saxon Weights and Money. Thick 4to, calf. 6s 1767 3544 NOBLE's Two Dissertations on the Mint and Coins of the Epis- copal Palatines of Durham, with an Account of a large find of Coins at Thrapstone, Northamptonshire, in 1778. 4to, copper plates in the text, sewed, 68—Another, half russia. 7s 6d Birmingham, 1780 3545 ENGLISH COINS.—A Guide to the Study and Arrangement of English Coins, by H. W. HENFREY, Member of the Numismatic Society of London. With plates and woodcuts, post 8vo, cloth 7s 6d A very useful and compendious History of English Coins : what will interest collectors, it gives the price the rarest coins have sold for in auctions of late years. 3546 GILL (H. S.) On an Ancient British Coin found at Northern- hay, Exeter. One leaf, 8vo. 1s 1872 3547 SNELLING (Thomas) Doctrine of Gold and Silver Computations. 8vo, plates, calf. 4s 6d 1766 3548 GOUGH’s Catalogue of the Coins of Canute. 4to, plate, sewed. 4s 6d 1777 3549 SMITH (Rev. J. J.) Catalogue of the Coins in Gonville and Caius College. 4to, sewed. 5s Camb., 1846 3550 HENRY (J.) The Series of English Coins in Copper, Tin, and Bronze, sm. 4to, cloth. 2s 6d Privately printed, 1879 3551 CLARKE (C) Conjectures relative to a very Ancient piece of Money lately found at Eltham in Kent, 1751—Remarks on some Conjectures by Geo. North, 1752. 2 vols in 1, sewed. 4s 6d 3552 PEGGE (S.) Dissertations on some Elegant and very Valuable ANGLO SAxon CoINS. 4to, frontispiece, sewed. 3s 6d 1756 3553 NUMISMATA'CROMWELLIANA ; or the Medallic History of Oliver Cromwell, illustrated by his Coins, Medals, and Seals, by ; W. Henfrey, F.R. Hist. Soc., etc., author of a ‘Guide to Englis Coins.’ Fine plates, 4to, cloth. .91.5s 1877 In this work, a complete historical description of all the Coins, Medals, and Pattern Pieces of Oliver Cromwell is attempted for the first time. Vertue, Snelling, Folkes, and Ruding, have all left but very imperfect notes and sketches of Cromwellian numismatics, and Mr. Hawkins never published anything on the subject; thus many vexed questions have not yet been properly discussed. The collector and student of English Coins will find amongst the nu- mismatic information, many facts, details, and elucidations which are absolutely unpublished; and the numerous Autotype plates will furnish the first correct, and in some instances, the only illustrations yet pub- lished of many pieces. 308 Alfred Russell Smith, 3554 PLATES of CoINS.-Modern Impressions from old plates, 15 in number, consisting of Coins found in Thanet, Saxon, Black Money, and Tokens, 4to. 4s 6d 1762 3555 ANTIQUITIES.—Select Papers relating to English Antiquities, Published from the Originals in the possession of J. Ives, 4to, half morocco. 6s 6d 1773 Remarks on English Coins from the Norman Invasion to the end of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth by Abp. Sharp. Facsimile of a curious deed, described by Symonds D'Ewes. Sir W. Dugdale's Directions for the Search of Records. Facsimile of the Gold Medallion presented to Bishop Hall by the Synod of Dort, with description, curious Letter from Mr. Henshaw to Sir Robt. Pastos, Oct. 1670. 3556 AKERMAN's (J. Y.) Tradesmen's Tokens struck in London and its Vicinity, from 1648 to 1671, described from the originals in the British Museum, etc., with 8 plates of numerous examples, 8vo, cloth original price 15s) 7s 6d—LARGE PAPER, in 4to, cloth. 15s 1843 This work comprises a list of nearly 3000 Tokens, and contains occa- sional illustrative, topographical, and antiquarian notes on Persons, places, streets, old tavern and coffee-house signs, etc., etc., with an in- troductory account of the causes which led to the adoption of such a cur- rency. 3557 BURNS’ (J. H.) Descriptive Catalogue of the London Traders' Tavern, and Coffee House Tokens current in the 17th Century. presented to the City of London Library by H. B. H. Beaufoy. 8vo, 384 pp., portrait and plates, SECOND EDITION (not printed for sale) cloth. 8s 6d 1855 3558 ACCOUNT of the Trademen's TokENs of Essex (from the East Anglian). 4to. 2s 6d Lowestoft, 1867 3559 BOYNE (W.) Tokens issued in the 17th, 18th and 19th Centuries, in Yorkshire, in Gold, Silver, Brass, and Copper, also the Seals of all the Corporations in the County. Sm. 4to, plates, privately printed, cloth, scarce. £1.5s Headingley, 1858 3560 HISTOIRE NUMISMATIQUE de la Revolution Française depuis l'Ouverture des Etats Generaux, jusqua l'Etablissement du Gou- vernement Consulaire. Thick 4to, hundreds of cuts of Coins, half calf, fl. 5s Paris, 1826 3561 DE WAXELL (L.) Sur les Medailles Plaquées des Anciens. 8vo, portrait and plates, boards. 3s 6d 1809 3562 ILLUSTRATIONS of the Anglo-French Coinage by GENERAL AINSLIE, plates, with two autograph letters of the Author to Sir Henry Ellis, of the Brit. 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Dr., Professor of Ancient History, Oxford) - Lectures on the Coinage of the Greeks and Romans, delivered in the University of Oxford, 8vo, cloth (original price, 8s 6d) 4s - 1832 “A very interesting historical volume, and written in a pleasing and popular manner.” 3571 HEAD (B. V.) On the Chronological sequence of the Coins of Ephesus. 8vo. plates, cloth. 6s 1880 3572 HUMPHREYS (H. N.) Ancient Coins and Medals, an Historical Sketch of the origin and progress of Coining money in Greece, and her Colonies. Sm. 8vo, plates, half morocco. 12s 1851 3573 LINDSAY (John). History and Coinage of the Parthians, with descriptive Catalogues and Tables, and complete set of en- engravings of Coins. 4to, plates, half bound, scarce. 18s Cork, 1852 3574 NUMISMATIQUE d’Alexandre le Grand, suivie d'un appendice, contenant les Monnais de Philippe II. et III., par L. Muller. 8vo and 4to vol. of plates, sewed. 18s 1855 3575 DE BOSSET (C. P.) Sur les Medailles Antiques des Iles de Cephalonie et d'Ithaque. 4to, plates, boards. 7s 6d ? Lond, 1815 3576 LINDSAY (John) Notices of Remarkable Greek, Roman and Anglo-Saxon and other Medieval Coins in the Author's Cabinet. 4to, plates, sewed. 3s I860 3577 REPERTORIO Numismatico per conoscere quelcunque Moneta - Greca tanto Urbico che Dei re e la loro respectiva, da Fr. de Dominicis, 2 vols in 1, 4to, half morocco, whout. 12s . Nap., 1827 A most useful book; it is so arranged that a knowledge of Italian is not necessary to understand it. 3578 CATALOGUE of Col. Leake's Greek Coins, exhibited in the Fitzwilliam Museum, by Prof. Churchill Babington. 4to, cloth. 6S Camb., 1879 3579 RASCHE (Jo. Christ) Lexicon Universae Rei Nummmariae Veterum et praecipue Graecorum ac Romanorum cum obser- vationibus, prefatus C.G. Heyne, with the Supplements complete. 14 vols, 8vo, boards. £4. 10s Lips., 1785 3IO Alfred Russell Smith, 3580 WESTON's (S.) Historic Notices of Towns in Greece that have struck Coins. 8vo, boards. 3s 1826 3581 NUMISMATA arealmperatorum, Augusta et Caesarum in Coloniis Municipiis et Urbibus jure Latia Donatus ex omni modulo per- cussa, auct. J. F. WAILLANT. Both parts, folio, many plates, calf meat. 9s Paris, 1695 3582 SMYTH (Rear Adml. W. H.) Descriptive Catalogue of the Duke of Northumberland's Cabinet of Roman Family Coins, 4to, cloth privately printed. £2 2s 1856 3583 SMYTH (Capt., W. H.) Descriptive Catalogue of a Cabinet of Roman Imperial Large Brass Medals. 4to, privately printed, cloth. 10s 6d Bedford, 1834 3584 Another Copy, with an interesting autograph letter of the Author inserted. Cloth. 14s 1834 “No better book,” as I have heard Mr. Akerman say, ‘ calculated to promote the study of Numismatics.” 3585 BIRAGI (F. M.) Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata a Pompeo Magno ad Heraclium. Folio, finely engraved title and numerous cuts of coins, calf. 12s 1683 3586 MADDEN (Fred. 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SECOND SERIES, edited by Evans, Waux, Madden and Head, Nos. 1 to 74, published quarterly. 8vo 5s per No. This is the only repertory of Numismatic intelligence ever published in England. It contains papers on coins and medals, of all ages and countries, by the first Numismatists of the day, both English and Foreign. THE THIRD SERIES. Parts I, II, and III., at 5s each 1881 An opportunity for new subscribers to commence with this important publication. 3590 3593 36, Soho Square, London. 3II 3594 MADDEN (F. W.) History of the Jewish Coinage and Money of the Old and New Testament. 4to, LARGE PAPER, only 30 printed on this size, plate and 254 cuts by Fairholt, half morocco. £1. 15s 1864 3595 GOTHA (in Germany) Numaria Sistens Thesauri Fridericiam Numismata Antiqua aurea, argentea area ea natione descripta auctore C. S. Liebe. Thick folio, many engravings, calf. 10s 6d Amst., 1730 3596 FOLKES.–Plates to Folkes' Coins, being 67 in number, and and containing many hundreds of specimens. 4to, sewed. 10s 3597 NUMISMATIQUE da l'Ancienne Afrique, ouvrage préparé et commencé par C. T. Falbe et J. C. Lindberg, refait achevé et publié par L. Muller. Numerous engravings, 3 vols, 4to, sewed. #62. 2s Copenh, 1860 3598 LINDSAY (John) Notices of Remarkable Medieval Coins, mostly unpublished. 4to, plates, sewed. 3s Cork, 1840 3599 PERREAU (A.) Recherches sur la ville de Maestricht et ses Mon- naies. 8vo, plates, cloth. 5s Bruacelles, 1846 3600 WAILLANT (J. F.) Seleucidarum Imperium sive Historia Regum Syriae ad fidem Numismatum accomodata. 4to, numerous engra- vings, calf. 4s 1681 3601 SIMON's Essay on Irish Coins, and of the Currency of Foreign - Monies in Ireland, with a Supplement by Snelling. 4to, plates, boards. 12s - Dublin, 1810 3602 COINS, Weights and Measures, Ancient and Modern of all Nations Reduced into English on above 100 Tables, also a large collection of Specific Gravities by J. Millan. 12mo, finely engraved on cop- per plates, calf meat. 4s 4d 1747 A Baost valuable little book and full of the more important information found in Newton, Folkes, Arbuthnot and Fleetwood. 3603 PRINSEP (H. T.) Note on the Historical Results deducible from Recent Discoveries of Bactrian Coins in Afghanistan. 8vo, plates, half calf. 7s 6d 1844 3604 WALSH (Rev. L.) 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And of their forced and constrained Oathes ex officio wherein is proued that the same are unlawful. 4to, fine copy, new morocco eſctra. 363. 3s No place nor printer (1590) By Morice, afterwards Secretary of State. Answered by Dean Cosins in his Apology for Ecclesiastical Proceedings. Sub Voce, Church Govern- ment. 3611 OBSCURITIES IN OLD AUTHORS.–Gervartius Electorum in quibus plurimo veterum scriptorum loca obscura et controversa explicantur, illustrantur et emendatur, 4to, vellum. Mitford's copy. 3s Paris, 1619 3612 O'CONNOR's Chronicles of Eri, being the History of the Gael Sciot Iber, or Irish People, translated from the original Manuscripts in Phoenician Dialect. 2 vols, 8vo, portrait and plates, new half morocco, scarce. £1.2s 1822 3613 OGILBY’s County MAPS.–England Exactly Described in a Compleat set of correct Mapps of Counties in England, wherein every Town, Willage, Road, &c., is particularly expressed. Complete set 43 maps of every county, 8vo, half calf. :81. 4s about 1660 These maps are very uncommon, having been intended for the pocket they were quiekly worn out, some are by Hollar. 3614 OGILBY (Wm.) New Theory of the Figure of the Earth, considered as a Solid of Revolution, founded on the direct employment of the centrifugal force instead of the common principles of attraction and variable density, 4to, sewed. 2s 1872 OLD ENGRAVINGS. 3615 ETCHING by Bretherton, of a Man, very characteristic. 2s 36.16 ETCHING of a Man's head and shoulders, by C. Exshaw, 1755, very fine, the hair executed in relief. 5s 3617 ELEVEN Dramatic Portraits, engraved by Grignion. 2s 6d 1775 3618 BIBLE Prints by Gallays, 7 fine impressions. 3s 3619 ALBERT DURER, 10 fine woodcuts illustrating the principal events in the Life of Christ. 7s 6d 3620 EARLY Woodcuts mostly Religious. 3s (7) 3621 PETRARCH, Alciati, Campan, and 11 other Early Portraits of Celebrated Men, a bargain. 7s 6d 36, Soho Square, London. 3I3 3622 OLDHAM (John) The Works of, together with His Remains. Thick 8vo, calf (wants pp. 121 to 126). 1s 6d 1684 3623 OLDHAM (John) Works, Poems, Translations, Satires, &c. 2 vols, 8vo, calf meat. 5s 1698 3624 OLD MAIDS-Philosophical, Historical and Moral Essay on OLD MAIDs, by a Friend to the Sisterhood (William Hayley). 3 vols, 12mo, half calf meat. 7s 6d 1786 3625 OLD MAIDS.—Their varieties, characters, and condi- tions. Post 8vo, cloth. 6s 6d 1835 A most entertaining book, different from Hayley's Essay on Old Maids. 3626 OLD MASTERS.–Catalogue of a Collection of Origi- mal Drawings and Sketches by the most celebrated Masters of the different Schools of Europe, from the 13th to the 18th Cen- tury, formed by W. Mayor, Esq., the result of forty years' research. 8vo, privately printed, cloth. 4s 6d 1871 3627 OLD MOTHER MONEY's Farewell, in a Country Dialogue between Dick and Tom. (A Smartly written Poem of 90 verses, lamenting the dearth of money in the country). 8vo, new half morocco. 4s 6d 1719 old NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALs. 3628 LITERARY REGISTER. Wols 2 and 3 in 1 vol (slightly imper- fect), half bound, 5s Newcastle, 1770–1 3629 EARLY DUTCH NEWSPAPER. Nouvelles Extraordinaires de Divers Endroits avec les supplements, Nos. 70 to 81 (wanting Nos. 71-2). Small 4to, in the original state and almost as fresh as when issued, VERY SCARCE. 15s Leide, 1772 3630 GLOUCESTER JOURNAL NEWSPAPER, from JAN. 1775 TO THE END OF 1816 (inclusive). Complete and clean series, bound in 7 vol, folio, half calf meat. £15. This is one of the rarest of Provincial Newspapers, smallest fragments being of the most uncommon occurrences, and it is doubtful if a series like the above will be fonnd in any of our public libraries. 3631 MONTHLY REv1Ew, or Literary Journal, from its commencement in 1790 to 1824 inclusive. 104 vols (wanting vol 90), half russia, meat and wniform. §2. 10s 1790–1824 3632 LONDON CHRONICLE, July to Dec., 1757, and July to Dec., 1759. 2 vols, 4to, half bound. 65 6d 1758–9 3633 LONDON CuPONICLE. June to Dec., 1798. 4to, half bownd. 4s 6d l'798 3634 MORNING HERALD. July 6 to Dec. 28 inclusive, 1787. Folio, half bowmd. 12s 1787 3635 IPSWICH JourtNAL, a collection of Nos. (not Consecutive) be- tween 1804 and 1807. In 1 vol, folio, half bound. 9s 1804–7 3I4. Alfred Russell Smith, 3637 A COLLECTION.—Irish Newspapers chiefly referring to the Re- bellion 1798, American, Australian, Indian and many Miscel- laneous English County papers. Mounted in an imperial folio Volume, in boards. 12s 6 1798–1839 Contains numerous numbers of the Ipswich, Yarmouth, and Lynn Herald of 1805. 3638 EDINBURGH REVIEW, from its commencement in 1802 down to April, 1876 (inclusive),with the Five Index Volumes, forming a most complete and desirable set, 134 vols (down to 1871) are meatly and uniformly half bound in russia, the remainder to April, 1876, are in parts, also Index Volumes, wrviformly bound in half russia,and the last issued is in parts, together 138 vols bound and 20 parts. £18. 1802—1876 3639 CHELMSFORD CHRONICLE from Jan. 1st to Oct. 8, 1802 inclusive. The Times from Oct. 9th, 1802, to Dec. 15th 1803. In 1 vol, folio, half bound. 15s 1802–3 3640 BRITISH REVIEW and London Critical Journal. Wols l to 21, half russia. 10s 1811—24 3641 EXAMINER.—A Sunday Paper on Politics, Domestic Economy, and Theatricals, from 1817 to 1822, 1824, and 1832 to 1834. 10 vols, sm. folio, half calf. 9s 6d 1817–34 3642 QUARTERLY REVIEW from its Commencement in 1809 to 1860. (Wanting Vol 100) 106 vols, half calf gilt, very meat and wniform. #96. 10s l809–6() 3643 QUARTERLY REVIEW. Wols 21 to 43 (wanting vol.40). 23 vols, half calf. 12s 6d 3. 1819–30 3644 NORTHAMPTON MERCURY from Jan. 3rd, 1818, to Dec. 30th 1820 inclusive. In 1 vol, folio, half calf. 14s 1818–20 3645 THE OBSERVER from Jan. 3, 1819 to Dec. 30, 1821 inclusive. In 1 vol, folio, half bound. 5s 1819–21 3646 JOHN BULL NEWSPAPER, from 1821 to 1825 inclusive. 5 vols, folio, whiformly and neatly bound in half calf. 10s 6d 1821-25 These volumes are very scarce, they comprise all the Squibs, Jeux d’Esprit, Libels, and Charges against Queen Caroline, as well as much of the wit and ability, together with qualities of a less admirable charac- ter, which gave to this newspaper its first motoriety. .3647 WEEKLY Literary Register. Vol 1, 4to, numerous woodcuts, half calf. 2s 6d 1822 3648 AMERICAN, Australian, Canadian, and English Country News- papers. Neatly mounted in an imperial Folio Volume, half wellum. 12s between 1833 and 1840 3649 COURT MAGAZINE, containing Original Papers by Distinguished Writers. Vols 2, 4, and 5, 3 vols, numerous finely engraved por- traits, views, and coloured plates of costumes, cloth. 7s 6d 1833–5 3650 KENTISH INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, published at GRAVESEND. - Commencing No. 57, vol 2, Feb. 3, 1844, and ending with No. 836, vol 15. March 5, 1859. Bound in 15 vols, folio, meat half .calf. 42. 36, Soho Square, London. 3 I5 3651 SPECTATOR, a Weekly Journal of News, Politics, Literature, and Science, 1843 to 1846, 4 thick vols, sm. folio, cloth. 5s 1843-46 3652 CAMBRIDGE ADVERTISER, from Sep. 10, 1845 to Sept. 5, 1849 inclusive. . 2 vols, imp. folio, half wellum. 15s 1845—9 3653 SATURDAY REVIEW of Politics, Literature, Science and Art, Wols 7 to 18 inclusive, 12 thick vols, folio, clean in cloth. £1 10s. 1859–64 3654 EARLY Newspapers and Essayists Catalogue of the Hope Collec- tion in the Bodleian Library. 8vo, cloth. 3s 6d 1864 OLD OPERAS. 3655 A COLLECTION of 28 Librettos of Celebrated Operas. Neatly bound in 4 vols, 12mo, half calf. 6s 6d 1809–20 Contains amongst others, La Gazza Ladra, Il Tancredi, Don Giovanni, Nozze de Figaro, Il Flauto Magico, Boadicea, Solyman. 3656 PENELOPE, a Dramatic Opera, with 15 leaves of music. 8vo, sewed. 3s 6d 1728 3657 HAWKER (Mr.) The Wedding, a Tragi-Comi-Pastoral-Farcical opera, with an Hudibrastick Skimmington, and Overture by Dr. Pepusch, and MUSIC to the songs. 8vo, half morocco, scARCE. 7s 4d 1729 3658 PHEBE, or the Beggar's Wedding, an opera. 8vo. 2s 1739 3659 CIBBER, Love in a Riddle, a Pastoral, with 22 pages of Music to the Songs, by CIBBER. 5s 1729 3560 LOVE and Revenge, or the WINTER OUTWITTED, an opera. 8vo. 2s 6d about 1730 3561 WANTON JESUIT, or Innocence Seduced, a Ballad Opera. 8vo (wants the Epilogue) Refers to the Girard Case, translated from the suppressed French copy. 2s 6d I731 3662 GENUINE GRUB STREET OPERA, as it was intended to be acted at the New Theatre in the Haymarket. 8vo. 3s 1731 3663 HUMOURS of the Court, or Modern Gallantry, a Ballad Opera. 8vo. 3S 1732 3664 MAD CAPTAIN, an Opera. 8vo. 2s 6d 1733 3665 LORD BLUNDER's CoNFESSION, or Guilt makes a Coward, by the Author of Vanella. 8vo (wants 2 last leaves). 2s 1733 3666 DEPOSING and Death of QUEEN GIN, with the Ruin of the DUKE of RUM, Marquee de Nantz and the Lord Sugarcane, written by Jack Juniper, a Distiller's Apprentice just turned poet, 8vo, half morocco. #1. 5s I736 3667 MARGERY, or a Worse Plague than the Dragon, a Burlesque Opera. 2s 6d 1738 3668 OPIUM.–The Mysteries of Opium Revealed, by Dr. John Jones, giving an account of its make, and explanation of its mysterious effects, etc. Thick 8vo, calf meat. 4s 6d 1760 316 Alfred Russell Smith, 3669 3670 3671 3672 3676 OLD POEMS.—A volume of Poems, by various Au- thors.-Bound up in an 8vo volume, calf. 15s 1708–9. On translated verse, by the Earl of Roscommon, Belisarius and Zarina, Counter-Scuffle, The Servitour of Oxford, Phillip's Cyder, Poems on Oliver Cromwell by Waller, Sprat, and Dryden; Love given over, a Sa- tyr against Woman: Miseries of Matrimony and the Pleasures of a Coun- try Life: Amorous War, a Duel with the Passions; Baucis and Phile- mon ; History of Insipids, a Lampoon ; Canary Birds naturalised in Utopia; Poet's Ramble after Riches; The Tippling Philosophers, and other amusing pieces OLD ROMANCE.-Le Romant des Chevaliers de la Gloire, contenant plusiers hautes et Fameux adventures des Princes et des Chevaliers que pareurent aux Courses faites a la Place Royale pour la festes des Alliance de France et d'Espagne, avec la Description de leurs Entrees, Equipages, Habits, Ma- chines, Desvices, Armes et Blasons, par jFr. de Rosset (inter- spersed with Poetry). 4to, new calf extra. Él. 5s Paris, 1613 OLD ROMANCE.—KYNG ROBERD of Cysylle, an Early Metrical Romance of the 14th Century, Edited from a Manu- script in the Biitish Museum. 12mo, only 30 copies PRIVATELY PRINTED, half morocco. £1. 5s 1830 OLD ROMANCE-TRAGI-COMICALL History of Our Times, under the borrowed Names of Lisander and Calista. Folio, new calf eſctra. £1. 10s 1627 Purports to be the Adventures of a French Knight and his Lady, but, is not a translation. The work is dedicated to Mistress Francis For- tescu, Wife of John Fortescu, and to Mistriss Elizabeth Duncumb, Wife of William Duncomb of Badlesden, by W. D. OLD ROMANCE–MALVEZZI (Marques Virgilio) Ro- mulus and Tarquin (a Romance) translated from the Italian by Henry Lord Cary, of Lepington, with Commentary Verses by Carew, Stapylton, Davenant, and Wortley. 12mo, frontispiece by Marshall, calf meat. 6s 1638. OLD ROMANCE-Fulk Fitzwarine (an outlawed Baron of the time of King John) from an early French Manu- script. Roy. 8vo, cloth. 2s 6d about 1850, OLIVER TWIST, a serio-comic Burletta by Geo. Almar, Comedian, acted at the Surrey Theatre, printed from the Promp- ter's copy, with Remarks, Post 8vo, frontispiece by Pierce Egan the younger, from a drawing taken during the representation, half ‘morocco. 15S about 1860 ORDERS of CHIVALRY.—Histoire de tous les Ordres Militaires ou de Chevalerie, contenant leurs institutions, cere- monies, pratiques, leurs armes et leur devices. Vol 1 only, thick post 8vo, 34 plates by Schoonebeck, new green morocco extra. 12s 6d Amst., 1699 36, Soho Square, London. 317 3677 ORATORY (The) Tracts by that eccentric character JoBN HENIEY, M.A., better known as Orator Henley. In two vols, 8vo, old calf. :81. ls 1727–8 Primitive Liturgy and Eucharist for the use of the Oratory—Orator Transactions, containing Welstede's Narrative, defence of the Oratory, the Week-day Academy, explanation of the plan,—Laws—List of Sub- jects, humorous and burlesque—a Dissertation on Nonsense—on Action in the Pulpit, and others, mostly printed in black letter. An interesting collection, these tracts are now of the rarest occurrence. 3678 ORDINANCES and Regulations for the Government of the Royal Household made in divers Reigns from King Ed. ward 111. to King William and Queen Mary, also Receipts in ANCIENT COOKERY. 4to, sewed, scarce. 12s 1790 3679 ORIENTAL (The) Chronicles, or the Time, being a translation of a Chinese Manuscript, supposed to have been written in the Spirit of Prophecy, by Confucius the Sage, dedi- cated to the Duchess of Devonshire, with Notes, Historical and Critical. 8vo, satirical frontispiece, half bound, curious. 3s about 1780 3680 ORIENTAL GEOGRAPHY of Ebn. Haukal, an Arabian traveller of the tenth century, translated with notes by Sir Wm. Ouseley. 4to, map, calf meat. 6s I800 3681 ORIENTAL MANUSCRIPTS. Catalogus Codicum Manu- scriptorum Orientalium in Museo Britannico. Part I. contain- ing Syriac and Carshunic. Folio, facsimile, bds. 3s 6d 1838 3682 ORIENTAL POETRY.—Specimens of ARABIAN Poetry from the earliest time to the extinction of the Khaliphat, with account of the authors by J. D. Carlyle, 4to, calf. 5s Camb., 1796 3683 ORIGINAL Letters of Eminent Literary Men (Baxter, Prior, Pope, Hartley, Johnson, etc.), with Biographical Illustra- tions. Edited by Rebecca Warner. 8vo, boards. 3s 1817 3684 ORIGIN OF WRITING-Conjectural Observations on the Origin and Progress of Alphabetic Writing. 8vo, plates, boards. 4s 6d 1772 Contains a great deal of very curious information relative to the He- brews, Egyptians and Greeks. 3685 ORLANDO FURIOSO con note e delucidazioni Gram- maticali de Romualdo Zotti. 4 vols, 12mo, cloth. 2s 6d Lond., 1814 3686 ORMEROD (George) Strigulensia, Archaeological Me- { moirs relating to the District adjacent to the Confluence of the Seven and the Wye. 8vo, privately printed, frontispiece and plates, cloth. £1. 10s 1851 21 3.18 Alfred Russell Smith, 3687 ORMEROD (G.) History of the County Palatine and City of Chester. 3 vols, folio, a subscriber's copy, complete in parts, portrait, map and plates, SCARCE. £30. 1819 3688 ORMEROD (George) Miscellanea Palatina, consisting of Genealogical Essays, Illustrative of Cheshire and Lancashire Families, and of a Memoir on the Cheshire Domesday Roll. 8vo, plates, pedigrees and arms, privately printed presentation copy, cloth. .93. 3s 1851 is.” the very rare privately printed Additions and Index, printed in JO. 3689 ORTELLI Epitome Theatri Orbis. Oblong 12mo, 94 finely engraved maps (that of Russia slightly imperfect) vellum. 12S 1589 3690 OSBORN (Francis) Works, Advice to a Son, Reflec- tions on the Government of the Turks, Memoirs on Q. Elizabeth and James I., and Miscellany of Paradoxes, Characters, etc. Thick 8vo, calf meat. 2s 1682 3691 OSORIUS.—A Learned and very eloquent Treatise, written in Latin by the famouse man Hieron. Osorius, Bp. of Sylva in Portugal, wherein he confuteth a certayne Aunswere made by M. Walter Haddon against the Epistle of the said Bis- hoppe unto the Queenes Maiestie, translated by JoHN FEN. Thick 12mo, new calf extra, gilt edges. £3. 3s Lovanii, 1568 Quoted by Strype in his history of the Reformation. 3692 OSSIAN's Poems, translated by Macpherson. 2 vols. 8vo, meat. 4s 6d 1773 3693 OSSIAN's POEMs, translated by Jas. Macpherson. 2 vols, 8vo, calf meat. 5s 1784 3694 OSSIAN’s POEMs, translated by Macpherson. 8vo, half calf gilt. 3s 6d Edin., 1812 3695 OSSIAN.—Essay on the Authenticity of the Poems of Ossian, in which the Objections of Malcolm Lang are refuted by Patrick Graham ; with an Essay on Ossian's Mythology, by Prof. Richardson. Thick 8vo, boards. 4s 6d Edin., 1807 3696 OSSIAN's CLAIMS EXAMINED and Appreciated, an Es- say on their Genuineness and Historical Credit, with some Curi- ous Particulars relative to the Structure and State of Poetry in the Celtic Dialects of Scotland and Ireland, royal 8vo, boards. 4s Swansea, 1825 3697 OUSELEY (Sir William) Travels in Various Countries of the East, more particularly Persia. 3 vols, 4to, maps and plates, half calſ gilt. £1. 10s I819 Not merely a book of travels, but illustrating many subjects of Anti- quarian Research, with extracts from rare and valuable Oriental Manu- scripts. º 36, Soho Square, London. 3.I9 3698 OVERALL's (Bp.) Convocation-Book, 1696, concerning the Government of God's Catholic Church and the Kingdoms of the whole World. 4to, FINE COPY, portrait by White, calf gilt, red edges. 10s 6d I69() 3699 OVERBURY (Sir Thomas) His Wife, with additions of New Characters, and many other Wittie Conceits never be- fore printed. 12mo, vellum. 9s 1631 3700 OVERBURY (Sir Thos.) His Wife, with additions of New Characters and many other Witty Conceits never before printed. 12mo, calf. 8s 6d 1638 3701 OVERTON (R.) An Appeale from the degenerate Re- presentative Body the Commons of England assembled at West- minster to the Body Represented the Free People in Generall, and in especiall to his excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax and all the Officers and Soldiers under his Command. 4to. 7s 6d 1647 3702 OVID (Early Edition) Heroides Epistolae, summo studio recognite, cum omnibus commentariis J. B. Egnatio, et Con- stantii Fanensis—Metamorphoseon, libri XV., cum additionibus Jacobi Misylii—De Arte Amandi et de Remendio Amoris, cum Comment. In a volume, folio, half calf. 9s 6d Venetiis, 1558 3703 (Bhill,—The XW Bookes of P. Ovidius Naso, entituled Metamorphosis, translated into English Meeter by ARTHUR GoLDING, 4to, black letter, some notes in an old hand in the margins, new calf gilt. £2.10s 1603 3704 OVID's MATAMORPHOSIS, Englished by GEORGE SANDys. 12mo, new morocco eſctra, gilt edges. 16s 1638 3705 OVID's FESTIVALLS, or Romane Calendar, translated into English Verse Equinumerally, by John Gower, Master of Arts of jesus College, Cambridge. 12mo, calf. 15s Camb., 1640 3706 OVID's "Metamorphoses. Translated by Dryden, Con- greve, Pope, and other Eminent Hands, Edited by Sir S. Garth. 2 vols, 12mo, fine plates, calf very meat. 6s 6d 1751 3707 OWEN (Richard) Memoir on the Pearly Nautilus. 4to, plates, cloth. 2s 1832 3708 OWEN (Robt. Dale) Hints on Public Architecture, containing an Appendix on Building Materials, prepared for the Smithsonian Institution. , 4to, many woodcuts and plates of Churches in New York, cloth. 6s 6d New York, 1849. OXFORDSHIRE. 3709 PLOTS Natural History of Oxfordshire. Folio, large map, sur- rounded by arms of the county families, and plates, calf meat. £1. 10s—ANOTHER, WANTING 2 plates (has the map) calf. §l. 1777 32O Alfred Russell Smith, 3710 MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONs in various Churches in Oxford- shire, being the Oxfordshire Collections in Manuscript of Ant. a Wood, Dr. Hutton, and Mr. Hinton, prefaced by the Pedigrees of Cobb, Bethome, Ashcomb, Barber, Danvers, Jones, Kenion, Denton and Doyley. Folio, 100 pages, but very few copies pri- vately printed by Sir Thos. Phillipps, boards. #4. 4s Evesham, 1825 3711 ECCLESIASTICAL and Architectural Topography of England: Oxfordshire, Berks, and Bucks. In a volume, 8vo, cloth, 9s 1849 Minutely describes nearly seven hundred Churches in the Diocese of Oxford. 3712 TOPOGRAPHICAL MEMORANDUMs for the County of Oxford, by Sir G. O. P. Turner. 8vo, boards. 2s 6d 1820 3713 HISTORY, Gazetteer and Directory of the County, comprising historical descriptions of all the Towns, notices of every parish and lists of the seats of the Nobility and Gentry. Thick 8vo, half morocco. 4s 6d Peterborough, 1852 3714 KENNETT (White) Parochial History of AMBROSDEN, BURCESTER, and other adjacent parts in Oxon and Bucks. Best edition, much enlarged from the author's notes, by Dr. Bandinel. 2 vols, 4to, plates, calf, full gilt backs. £2. 15s Oa:ford 1818 3715 BAMPTON.—Giles (Rev. Dr.) History of the Parish and Town of Bampton, in Oxfordshire, with the District and Hamlets be- longing to it. 8vo, plates, second edition. 6s 6d 1848 3716 DUNKIN (John) History of BICESTER, with Appendix and whole of Kennett's Glossary. 8vo, plates, half calf, scarce. 16s 1816 3717 BLENHEIM.—Six Views of Blenheim, by J. P. Neale, with His- torical Description. 6 plates. 8vo, boards. 2s 6d 1822 3718 BLENHEIM.—Description of Blenheim, Tour of the Garden and Park, and account of the Roman Villa at Northleigh. 8vo, plates. 2s (pub 5s) - Oxford, 1836 OXFORD :— • * * e e e 3719 WOOD (Ant. A.) Historia et Antiquitates Universitates Oxoniensis 2 vols, folio, calf. 15s Oxon., 1674 3720 APPENDIX to Ant. A’Wood's History and Antiquities of the University, containing Fasti Oxoniensis, now first published in English with a Continuation to 1790, and INDEXEs, by John Gutch. 4to, boards. 6s Oaford, 1790 3721 OXFORD in 1740. —New Oxford Guide, with a tour to Blenheim. Ditchley, Heythorp, Newnham, and Stowe, by a Gentlemen of Oxford, 12mo, map, meat. 2s 6d Oxford (about 1740) 3722 ON Collateral Consanguinity, its limits, extent, and duration in reference to the Statutes of All Souls College. 8vo. 2s 1750 3723 BRASEN Noss-Lives of Wm. Smyth, Bp. of Lincoln, and Sir" Bichard Sutton, Founders of Brasen Nose College, by Ralph Churton. 8vo, plates, meat. 6s 6d Oxford, 1809 36, Soho Square, London. 32 I 3724 BBASENOSE ALE.—A collection of Poems presented annually by the Butler of Brasenose College, 12mo, privately printed, cloth. 3s 6d e Oxford, 1857 3725 PRYN's Refutation of the University of Oxford's Plea, Account of, sent to a friend in a Second Letter from Oxford. 4to, Sewed. 7s 6d 1648 3726 DEFENCE of the Rights and Privileges of the University, con- taining an answer to the Petition to the City, 1642, and the Case of the University presented to Parliament, 1690. 4to, sewed. 3s Oxford, 1690 3727 OXFORD University Poll Books for 1721–1750, and for the County in 1754. In 1 vol, 4to, half bound, Scarce. £1. 1s 1722–54 3728 JEAFFERSON (J. C.) Annals of Oxford. 2 vols, 8vo, new half morocco, gilt tops. 18s 1871 3729 HEYWOOD (James) The Recommendation of the Oxford Univer- sity Commissioners, with Selections from their Report, and History of the University Subscription Tests, and Notices of the University and Collegiate Visitations. Thick 8vo, cloth. 3s *> I853 3730 OXFORD.—A Poem, by Robert Montgomery. 8vo, pretty plates, new half morocco. 4s 6d Oxford, 1834 3731 MEMOlP on the Cholera at Oxford in 1854, with considerations suggested by the epidemic, by H. W. Acland. 4to, map, cloth, presentation copy to the late Miss Harriet Martineau. 3s 6d 1856 3732 POLL Book for the UNIVERSITY, Sir John Nicholl, and Richard Heber. 4to, sewed, scarce. 3s Oaford, 1821 3733 OXFORD.—Account of the Visit of the Prince Regent, the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia to the University of Oxford in June 1814. Folio, elegantly printed, boards, 4s 6d 1815 3734 OXFORD Controversy in 1758.-Hill (Sir R.) Pietas Oxoniensis, an account of the Expulsion of Six Students from St. Edmunds Hall—Answer to Pietas Oxoniensis by Dr. Thomas Newell— Goliath Slain, a reply to Dr. Newall by Sir R. Hill—Windication of the Proceedings, by W. Brown. In 1 vol, 8vo, half calf. 4s 6d 1768 3735 PROCEEDINGS of the Oxford Society for promoting the study of Gothic Architecture. In a volume, 8vo, half morocco. 6s 1840–7 Describes a great number of Churches, lists of brasses, Topographical Prints, Drawings, etc. 3736 OXONIAN (The) ANTIPPoDEs, or the Oxford Anty-Parliament, setting forth who is it that calls it, to what end it is called, that the Parliament now sitting at Westminster is the absolute lawful one, &c., by I. 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