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 risk of the purchaser. If, at the expiration of ONE WEEK after the 
 conclusion of the sale, the books or other property are not cleared or 
 paid for, they will then be catalogued for immediate sale, and the expense, 
 the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which the books 
 were bought. Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON and HODGE will have 
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 stained or short leaves of text or plates, want of list of plates, or on 
 account of the publication of any subsequent volume, supplement, ap- 
 pendix, or plates. All the manuscripts, autographs, all magazines and 
 reviews, all books in lots, and all tracts in lots or volumes, will be sold 
 with all faults, imperfections, and errors of description. The sale of any 
 illustrated book, lot of prints or drawings is not to be set aside on 
 account of any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or errors 
 of description. 
 
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 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS, 
 
 t0grap|f lottos raft (Sttgr airings, 
 
 OF THE LATE 
 
 SIE WILLIAM TITE, C.B., M.P., 
 
 F.S.A. F.R.S. F.G.S. &c. 
 
 PIEST DAY'S SALE. 
 
 SIZES MIXED. 
 
 1 Aberdeen (G. Earl of) on Grecian Architecture, 1822 Burgess (K.) 
 
 on the Circus on the Via Appia, plates, 1828 
 calf extra post 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 2 Accords (G. Tabourot, Seigneur des) Ses Bigarrures et Touches, avec les 
 
 Apophtegmes du Sieur Gaulard et les Escraignes Dijonnoises, 
 morocco extra, g. e. by Trautz-Bauzonnet 12mo. Paris, 1662 
 
 * # * From this scarce and curious book of drolleries Swift took many of 
 his puns, and from the same source Sterne drew several of his best 
 hits in Tristram Shandy. 
 
 3 ACK.EEHANN (E.) MiCEOCOSM OF LONDON, 3 vol. proof and coloured 
 
 plates by JRowlandson and Pugin, with the OEIGINAL DEAWINGS BY 
 A. PUGIN added, 
 half red morocco extra, g. e. A. Pugin? s own copy, roy. 4?to. 1808-9 
 
 4 ACTES OF THE DISPUTACION IS THE COTVNCELL OF THE EMPTEE HOLDEN 
 
 AT EEGENSPUEa (Ratislon), &c. Translated owt of Latyne into 
 Englissh by Mylys Couerdale, 
 ilacfe Utter, morocco extra, ly F. Bedford, TEET SCAECE, IGmo. M.D.XLTI 
 
 5 ACUNA (C. DE) NUEVO DESCUBETMTENTO DEL GEAN Eio DE LAS 
 
 AMAZONAS,^*? copy in red morocco, super extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, 
 EXCESSIVELY BABE small 4>to. Madrid, 1641 
 
 %* This work was rigidly suppressed as soon as published, in order to 
 prevent any copy falling into the hands of the enemy, who had just 
 wrested the province from Spain, and probably not a dozen copies 
 escaped destruction. Col. Stanley's sold for 16 and this copy for 
 14 at these Booms in March, 1864. 
 
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 1 927029
 
 2 
 
 6 Adam (R.) Ruins of the Emperor Diocletian's Palace at Spalatro, plates 
 
 atlasfolio. 1764 
 
 7 Adams (J.) Analysis of Horsemanship, 3 vol. portrait and plates, 
 
 half bound ' Svo. 1805 
 
 8 Adams (J.) Anatomy and Diseases of the Prostrate Gland 800. 1853 
 
 9 Adams (J. AV. Writing Master, Deptford) Opus Praecipuum, or Com- 
 
 plete Set of Alphabets, ancient and modern, 2 vol. 
 MANUSCRIPT, a curious specimen ofcaligraphy, calf gilt, Svo. SJEC. xix 
 
 10 Addison (J.) Evidences of the Christian Eeligion, 1730 Remarks on 
 
 Italy, russia, 1736 Miscellaneous "Works, 3 vol. calf, 1753 
 Dictionary of the Bible, 1796 Towgood (M.) on Dissent, portrait, 
 1811 12/710. (5) 
 
 11 ADDISON'S AUTOGRAPH. Casa (Giovanni della) Rime et Prose, having/ 
 
 on titlepage " J. Addison, Sep r . 28, 1700," and on fly-leaves 85 pages 
 in his AUTOGBAPH, Venetia, 1563 Casae (J.) Galateus, numerous 
 passages marked by Addison and quoted in Tatler, Guardian, Sfo. 
 Hanovics, 1619, 
 
 red morocco, g. e. in red morocco case small Svo. in one vol. 
 
 * # * A most interesting memorial of England's chief essayist. 
 
 12 Adelung (J. C.) Auszug aus dem grammatisch-kritischen Wb'rterbuche 
 
 der Hochdeutschen Mundart, 4 vol. 
 calf extra roy. Svo. Leipzig, 1793-1802 
 
 13 Adelung (J. C.) Mithridates oder allgemeine Sprachenkunde mit dem 
 
 Vater Unser als Sprachprobe in bey nahe 500 Sprachen und 
 Mundarten, 4 vol. calf^ Svo. Berlin, 1806-17 
 
 14 Adolphus (J.) Memoirs of John Bannister, Comedian, 2 vol. portrait, 
 
 with 5 autograph letters of Adolphus and his portrait added, Svo. 1839 
 
 15 Adventures of a Valet, 2 vol. calf extra 12mo. 1752 
 
 16 Advice to Julia in Rhyme foolscap Svo. 1820 
 
 17 Adye (W.) Musical Notes post Svo. 1869 
 
 18 Jilfric Society's Publications, 3 vol. 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt Svo. 1843-46 
 
 19 JEsop's FABLES, with Life, 2 vol. very fine impressions of the 112 plates, 
 
 green morocco extra, g. e. by F. and T. Aitken imperial Svo. 1793 
 
 20 JEaop's Fables in Chinese, by Mun Mooy Seen-Shang, with a free and a 
 
 literal Translation by his Pupil Sloth, half calf, folio. Canton, 1840 
 
 21 Agassiz (L.) and A. A. Gould, Principles of Zoology, woodcuts, 12mo. 
 
 Boston, U.S. 1848 Agassiz (L.) and A. A. Gould, Outlines of 
 comparative Physiology, 390 woodcuts, tree-marbled extra, fcap. Svo. 
 1855 (2) 
 
 22 Ainger (A.) on Cast-Iron Trusses, plate, Svo. 1825 Building Act, with 
 
 Notes and Cases by A. Ainger, plate, fcap. Svo. 1836 
 calf gilt Svo. in one vol. 
 
 23 Akerblad ( J. D.) sur 1'Inscription de Rosette, plates, Svo. Paris, 1802 
 
 24 Akerman (J. T.) Tales of other Days, with illustrations by G. Cruikshank, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt crown Svo. 1830 
 
 25 Alberti (L. B.) Architecture, Painting and Statuary, translated by J. 
 
 Leoni, engravings by Picart, calf folio. 1755
 
 26 Albin (E.) Natural History of English Song-Birds, part of E i in MS. 
 
 calf, sold with all faults small 8vo. 1779 
 
 27 Alciphron's Epistles (translated by "W. Beloe) Svo. 1791 
 
 28 Alcoran des Cordeliers en Latin et en Fran9ois, 2 vol. plates by Picart, 
 
 fine copy in green morocco, g. e. by Derome I2mo. Amst. 1734 
 
 29 Aldrich (H.) Elements of Civil Architecture in Latin, with English 
 
 Translation by Eev. P. Smith, portrait and plates, 
 russia roy. Svo. Oxford, 1789 
 
 30 ALE. The Ex-Ale-tation of Ale (in Verse), 
 
 fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford small Svo. 1671 
 %* Eare. This copy sold for 2. 6s. in G. Smith's sale. 
 
 31 Alfieri (V.) Vita scritta da esso, 2 vol. port. half calf, Svo. Firenze, 1822 
 
 32 Alfred (King) Will in Anglo-Saxon and English, 1828 Boethius' 
 
 Metres in Anglo-Saxon by King Alfred, with English Translation 
 and Notes by Rev. S. Fox, 1835, calf gilt Svo. in one vol. 
 
 33 Alfred's (King) Poems in English Metres by M. F. Tapper, 12zo. 1850 
 
 34 Allies (J.) on the Ignis fatuus and Fairies, Jialf morocco Svo. 1840 
 
 35 ALLOT (E.) ENGLAND'S PARNASSUS : or the choysest Flowers of our 
 
 Moderne Poets, slightly cut in margins, but has at end the rare leaf 
 " Fames windy trump," mentioned by Lowndes as frequently wanting 
 (and justly so, as it is undoubtedly inserted from some other work by 
 a totally different printer), 
 
 calf, sold with all faults, very scarce IGmo. 1600 
 
 * # * Containing extracts from Shakespeare, Spenser, Gascoigne, Dekker, 
 
 Chapman, Lodge, Marlowe, Ben Jonson, Daniell, Drayton and other 
 
 eminent Poets. The Eoxburghe copy sold for 21, G. Smith's 
 
 for 14. 5s. and Col. Stanley's for 13. 13s. 
 
 30 ALLOTT (E.) ENGLAND'S PARNASSUS : or the choysest Flowers of our 
 
 Moderne Poets, with the rare dedication signed Robert Allott, 
 red morocco extra, g. e. 16mo. 1600 
 
 37 Alphabeta varia, scilicet ; Brammhanicum, Romee, 1771 Indica, ib. 1791 
 
 Armenum, ib. 1784 JEthiopicum, ib. 1789 Cophtum, ib. s. a.- 
 Chaldaicum (Estranghelo), ib. 1636 Hebraicum et Samaritanum, 
 ib. 1771 Grandonico-Malabaricum, ib. 1772 Barmanorum Begin 
 Areusis, ib. 1787 Illyricum et Slavonicum, ib. 1783 Grsecum, ib. 
 1771 Etruscum, ib. 1771 Arabicum, ib. 1715 Persicum, ib. 1783 
 
 small Svo. in 2 vol. 
 
 38 AMADIS DE GATTLE, written in French by the Lord of Essars Nicholas 
 
 de Herberay, and Englished by A. Munday, 4 vol. in 1, 
 title mended, else fine copy in blue morocco extra, g. e. a very rare 
 romance of chivalry in prose folio. N. OJces, \Q\S-\Q 
 
 39 Amadis of Gaul, by Vasco Lobeira (translated by E. Southey), 4 vol. 
 
 calf extra 12mo. 1803 
 
 40 AMERICA. MUNDTTS Novus, Albericus Vespucius Laurentio Petri de 
 
 Medicis salutem plurimam dicit, 
 beautiful copy of a very rare edition of the Latin version of Vespucius' 1 s 
 
 celebrated letter, red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 small 4:to. Magister johdnes otmar; vindelicc impressit Auguste, 150Ji
 
 41 America, or an exact Description of the West-Indies, by N. N. map, 
 
 calf gilt IGmo. 1655 
 
 42 Amoris Effigies, autograph of " Narcissus Luttrell, His Book, 1681 " 
 
 IS/HO. Excudclat li. Daniel, 9. a. 
 
 43 Amory (T.) Life of John Buncle, old gilt russia Svo. 1756 
 
 44 Amours des Dames illustres de nostre Siecle, plates, with frontispiece 
 
 dated 1681, 
 
 morocco extra, gilt marbled edges, ly jfiiedree, small 12wo. Cologne, 1680 
 %* This rare edition, which is totally different from any described by 
 Brunet, contains Alosie, Le Palais Eoyal, Histoire de 1'ainour feinte 
 du Eoi pour Madame, La Princesse, Le Perroquet, Junonie, Les 
 fausses Prudes, La Deroute et 1'Adieu des Filles de Joie, and Le 
 Passe- temps Eoyal. 
 
 45 Amusemens serieux et comiques 24mo. Amst. 1629 pro 1729 
 
 46 Anacreon et Sapho, en Grec et en Fran9ois, avec des Eemarques par 
 
 Madame Dacier I2mo. Amst. 1716 
 
 47 Anderson (C.) Annals of the English Bible, woodcuts, 
 
 half morocco Svo. 1862 
 
 48 Anderson (E.) Ballads in the Cumberland Dialect, with Notes and 
 
 Glossary, frontispiece, calf extra foolscap Svo. Wigton, 1808 
 
 49 ANDBEINI (Gio. BATISTA) L'ADAMO Sacra Eepresentatione, portrait 
 
 and plates by Cesare Bassani, 
 FIKST EDITION, ExiBEMELY BABE, fine copy, in blue morocco, g. e. 
 
 with tooled border small 4<to. Milano, 1613 
 
 %* This drama is supposed to have suggested to Milton the idea of 
 
 writing his Paradise Lost. It is so rare, that Mickle, the translator 
 
 of the Lusiad, on the authority of eminent Italian literati, denied that 
 
 such an author or work existed. Edwards's copy sold for 15. 
 
 50 Andreossy (F.) Histoire du Canal de Languedoc, plans, Svo. Paris, 1800 
 
 51 Aneuriu (a Welsh Sard of the Vlth Century) T Gododin, with English 
 
 Translation by Eev. J. "Williams ab Ithel, crown Svo. Llandovery, 1852 
 
 52 Angell (S.) and T. Evans, Sculptures Metopes of Selinus, plates, fol. 1826 
 
 53 Angelo (H.) School of Fencing, plates, oblong Svo. 1787 Art of Defence 
 
 with Broad Sword and Sabre, plates, Svo. 1798 (2) 
 
 54 Anglesea. Social Condition of its People in the Eeign of James I, 
 
 edited by J. 0. Halliwell, only 26 copies printed, crown Svo. 1860 
 
 55 ANGLING. Collection of right merrie Garlands for North Country 
 
 Anglers, in 2 vol. woodcuts crown Svo. Newcastle, 1820-44 
 
 \* Including Angler's Progress ; Tyne Fisher's Farewell ; Fisher's Gar- 
 land, from 1821 to ]844, inclusive; and the Auld Fisher's Invitation 
 to his Friend. 
 
 56 [Annett (P.)] Collection of the Tracts of a certain Free Enquirer noted 
 
 by his Sufferings for his Opinions, Svo. n. d. History of the Man 
 after God's own Heart (King David), 1761 Letter to the Eev. Dr. 
 S. Chandler, 1762, MS. notes, calf extra, foolscap Svo. in one vol. 
 
 57 Annual Eetrospect of Engineering and Architecture, vol. I, crown Svo. 1862
 
 58 Ansted (D. T.) Geology, 2 vol woodcuts 8vo. 1844 
 
 59 Anstey (C.) New Bath Guide (in Verse), 
 
 calf extra, g. e. by Riviere Svo. Camb. 1766 
 
 60 Anstey (C.) New Bath Guide, with Preface and Notes by J. Britton, 
 
 woodcuts by G. CruiTcslianJc, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt post Svo. 1830 
 
 61 Anstey (Christopher) New Bath Guide, with a Preface by J. Britton, 
 
 engravings by G. Cruikshank, fyc. PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR AFTER 
 THURSTON, OP WHICH THE ORIGINAL DRAWING is ALSO AMONG 
 THE ILLUSTRATIONS ; A REMARKABLY ELEGANT COPT OF THIS 
 HUMOUROUS POEM, ILLUSTRATED WITH CHOICE ORIGINAL DRAW- 
 INGS, PRINTS AND PROOF IMPRESSIONS in duplicate, and from other 
 editions, WITH AN AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF THE AUTHOR, forming 
 in its entirety THE CHOICEST COPT THAT CAN BE FORMED, 
 scarlet morocco, extra, g. e. crown Svo. 1832 
 
 62 Anstey (I.) Pleader's Guide, half calf post Svo. 1810 
 
 63 Antiquarian and Architectural Year Book for 1844, calf extra, Svo. 1845 
 
 64 Antiquaries' Society. List of printed Books in their Library, with 
 
 Supplement, 2 vol. Qvo. 1861-68 
 
 65 Antoninus (Emperor). The Golden Boke of Marcus Aurelius Emperour 
 
 and eloquent Oratour translated out of Frenche into Englishe by 
 John Bouychier Knight Lorde Earners, 
 
 blacfe letter, .^foe copy in calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, from Horace 
 Walpole's library IQmo. T. Bertlielet, 1553 
 
 66 Antoninus (Emperor Marcus) Conversation with himself, translated by 
 
 J. Collier 800. 1701 
 
 67 APOCALYPSIS SANCTI JOANNIS: A BLOCK BOOK OF THE 
 
 FIFTEENTH CENTURT, COMPRISING A SERIES OF FORTT-EIGHT 
 WOOD ENGRAVINGS, ILLUSTRATING THE MOST REMARKABLE POR- 
 TIONS OF THE EEVELATION OF ST. JOHN, with descriptive block 
 text interspersed among the designs, the whole worked off on 24 sheets 
 on one side only, dark morocco extra, g. e. in the antique style by 
 Lortic small folio, circa 1420 
 
 * # * Purchased by Sir "W. Tite on 17th June, 1858. In the catalogue of 
 the sale this copy was described by Mr. Sotheby thus : " This is the 
 edition described by Heinecken (pp. 367, &c.) as the ' Edition de 
 Gotwic,' one which he considered to have surpassed in antiquity all 
 others, though he had previously (pp. 334, &c.) described the edition 
 I have ventured to place as the MftJt of the work, to be the first 
 edition ; observing, ' me paroit etre la plus ancienne et veritable ment la 
 premiere.' 
 
 Of the present edition, Heinecken found an imperfect copy in the library 
 of the Abbey of Gotwic, which in describing, he called, as mentioned, 
 ' V Edition de Gotwic' adding, ' gui si je ne me trompe, surpasse pour 
 son antiquite toutes les prece'dentes.' 
 
 I have ventured to place it as the Sixth edition. The Block Text ia 
 rather of a smaller size, but the Designs are almost facsimiles of the 
 fifth edition, of which a copy is in the Bodleian Library. In all the
 
 preceding editions, only one alphabet occurs by way of signatures for 
 the arrangement of the designs, each sheet in those editions having 
 one letter. In the present edition, however, there are two alphabets, 
 each leaf in lieu of each sheet, bearing a signature ; thus, leaf 1 to 23 
 inclusive, is marked A to Z, with a single letter, except T being double; 
 and from plate 24 to 48 inclusive, with a double A A to ZZ. 
 
 In vol. I, p. 24, of my Principia Typographica, I have particularly referred 
 to the edition, and in vol. II, pp. 50, a fy j; as also vol. Ill, p. 185, I 
 have had occasion to notice the identical copy now offered for sale. 
 
 It came from the Collection of M. T. "Weigel of Leipsic, and was sold by 
 M. Tross, with the Library of J. B. Chevalier de Bearzi at Paris in 
 1855, being then purchased at a large sum for M. Pioche the Banker. 
 
 The pages are all coloured in the usual style of the Block Books. The 
 backs of the leaves are firmly pasted together, and between the designs 
 are leaves with a German manuscript descriptive text, the writing 
 being of a few years later than the book itself, is shewn by the paper 
 mark of the anchor within a circle. 
 
 As A SPECIMEN OP THE BLOCK BOOKS IT IS MOST DESIRABLE, BEING IN 
 SO PERFECT A STATE OF PRESERVATION. The COpy, Uncoloured, 
 
 reserved by M. Weigel, and the imperfect one in the Abbey of Gotwic, 
 are the only other copies known of this edition. S. LEIGH SOTHEBY." 
 
 68 Apollonius Khodius, in English Verse, by E. B. Greene, 2 vol. calf, 
 
 crown 8vo. 1780 Apophthegms of the Ancients, 2 vol. calf, 12mo. 
 1753 (3) 
 
 69 APPOLONIUS. Ein Liibsche hystori von dem Kiinig Appolonius, 
 
 black letter, with curious coloured woodcuts, executed in the style of the 
 old Block Books, very fine copy in limp vellum 
 
 small 4<to. Augsburg von Hannsen FroscJiauer, 1516 
 %* A Prose Eomance of extraordinary rarity, containing the story on 
 which Shakespeare's Drama of Pericles is founded. In this edition, 
 which was unknown to Mr. Douce, the quaint woodcuts are something 
 similar to those in the unique Appolyn in the Library of the Duke of 
 Devonshire. 
 
 70 Apuleius' New Metamorphosis or pleasant Transformation of the Golden 
 
 Ass and also the Golden Spy (in 25 Novels) altered and improved 
 to the Modern Times and Manners, written by C. Monte Socio, 
 2 vol. plates, calf I2mo. 1724 
 
 71 Apuleius' Metamorphosis or Golden Ass and Philosophical Works, trans- 
 
 lated by T. Taylor, with the suppressed passages^ Hue morocco extra, 
 uncut, top edge gilt Svo. 1822 
 
 72 Apuleius' Metamorphoses, translated by Sir G. Head, 
 
 calf extra post Svo. 1851 
 
 73 Arabian Nights, with Introduction and Notes by J. Scott, 6 vol. 
 
 LARGE PAPER, proof engravings from paintings by SmirJce, green morocco 
 super extra, g. e. by G. Smith Svo. 1811 
 
 74: ARABIAN NIGHTS. A new Translation, with copious Notes by E. W. 
 
 Lane, 3 vol. numerous wood engravings from designs by W. Harvey, 
 red morocco, g. e. by J. Mackenzie royal Svo. 1839-41
 
 76 Archaeological Institute's Catalogue of Antiquities, Works of Art and 
 
 Historical Scottish Eelics, illuminated frontispiece and plates 
 
 8vo. Edinb. 1859 
 
 77 ARCHITETTUHA CIVILE, Trattato universale dell', 
 
 MANUSCRIPT, with pen and ink drawings ; from the Library ofJ. M. 
 Conte Collati small 4to. S.EC. xviii 
 
 78 Architectural and Picturesque Antiquities of Britain, collected A.D. 
 
 M.D.CCC.XLYIT. A collection of upwards of 240 views, 
 half calf gilt 8vo. 
 
 79 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS OF BUILDINGS for which the first Prizes 
 
 were awarded by the French Academy, 77 drawings in pen and ink, 
 beautifully shaded with indian ink and colours folio 
 
 80 Architectural Elevations and Plans, ^engravings,publishedlyG.H,ichardson 
 
 and Son, 1796-99 Designs for Chinese Buildings, Furniture, Cos- 
 tume, &c. 21 plates, n. d. sold with all faults, roy. folio, in one vol. 
 
 81 Architectural Tracts. Wallen (W.) on Gothic Architecture, plates, with 
 
 author's autograph note, Leeds, 1842 Weare (T. W.) Bemarks on 
 Great Haseley Church, plates, Oxford, 1810 Eemarks on Fotherin- 
 gay Church, plates, ib. 1841 Lowe (Dean T. H.) on the interior 
 Arrangement of Churches, Exeter, 1842 Donaldson (T. L.) Ques- 
 tions on Architecture, 1841 Barnes (H. F.) Account of the East 
 Window of Bridlington Priory Church, plates, Bridlington, 1861 
 Parker (J. H.) on Medieval Houses near Peterborough, cuts, 1861 
 Lapparent (M. de) on Prevention of Decay in Timber, 1862 
 half calf gilt Svo. in one vol. 
 
 82 Architecture. Institute of British Architects' Questions, 1833; and 
 
 9 other Architectural Tracts (see MS. List prefixed) in the volume, 
 calf gilt Svo. 
 
 83 ARCHITECTURE. Transactions of the Eoyal Institute of British Archi- 
 
 tects, vol. I part I and II, plates, 1836-42 Papers read Session 
 1858-59 Sessional Papers, not quite consecutive, 1862-69 Reports 
 of Proceedings, 1871-72, with List of Members, &c. 4to. a bundle 
 
 84 Aretino (P.) Lettere, French calf, y. e. Svo. Venetia, 1539 
 
 85 Aretino (P.) Capricciosi & Piaceuoli Eagionamenti con la Puttana errante, 
 
 fine copy in red morocco, g. e. by Derome, small Svo. Cosmopoli, 1660 
 
 86 Aretino (P.) Eagionamenti col Commento delle Fiche et la Puttana 
 
 Errante, vellum, scarce small Svo. Cosmopoli (Elzevier}, 1660 
 
 87 Arfeville (ISTicolay d 1 ) Navigation du Eoy d'Escosse Jaques V autour de 
 
 son Royaume, et Isles Hebrides & Orchades, with the excessively rare 
 map, red morocco extra, g. e. by Kcshler 4to. Paris, 1583 
 
 88 Argyle (A. Marquis of) Instructions to a Son, 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. by W. Nutt small Svo. Glasgow, H. Foulis, 1743 
 
 89 Ariosto (L.) Orlando Furioso, 6 vol. portrait, 
 
 half calf 32mo. Piacenza, 1812-13 
 
 90 Ariosto (L.) Orlando Furioso, in English Verse, by W. S. Eose, 8 vol. 
 
 tree-marbled calf extra, by Riviere crown Svo. 1823-31
 
 8 
 
 91 Aristophanes' Clouds, Plutus, Progs and Birds, translated by R. Cum- 
 
 berland, H. Fielding, W. Young, C. Dunster, &c. calf, 1812 
 Comedies, translated by T. Mitchell, 2 vol. in 1, halfrussia, 1820-22 
 Plutus and Progs, literally translated into English Prose with 
 Notes, half russia, uncut, top edge gilt, Oxford, 1822 Svo. (3) 
 
 92 Armin (Robert) History of the two Maids of More-clacke, with the life 
 
 and simple maner of John in the Hospitall. Played by the Children 
 of the Kings Maiesties Reuels, woodcut full-length portrait of H. 
 Armin, who was a pupil of Dick Tarlton, and one of the original 
 Actors in Shakespeare's Plays, red morocco, g. e. small 4to. 1609 
 %* Very rare. A copy sold at these Rooms in 1823 for 7. 17s. 6d. 
 
 93 Arnold (R.) Customs of London otherwise Arnolds Chronicle, 
 
 half red morocco, g. e. 4to. 1811 
 
 94 Arnott (N.) Elements of Physics, 2 vol. calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1829 
 
 95 Arnott (N.) on "Warmth and Ventilation Svo. 1855 
 
 96 Arnout, Vases et Monuments de Paris, 30 lithographic plates, finely 
 
 coloured folio, n. d. 
 
 97 Arrian's History of Alexander's Expedition, translated by J. Rooke, 2 vol. 
 
 map Svo. 1729 
 
 98 ABTE Y VOCABTTLAEIO EN LA LENGUA GENEBAL DEL PEBTT LLAMADA 
 
 Q.UICHUA T EN LA LENGUA EsPANOLA, 
 
 EXCESSIVELY BAKE, but a feio leaves mended, sold therefore as it is not 
 subject to collation, morocco extra, g. e. by W. Pratt 
 
 small Svo. En Los Reyes por Francisco del Canto, 1614 
 %* Evidently never seen by Brunet, who attributes the work to F. del 
 Canto, who merely reprinted it from the edition printed by A. Ricardo 
 at Reyes in 1580. The real author was the Dominican Fray Domingo 
 de San Thomas. Brunet and Ternaux are both in error in stating that 
 this edition was printed at Lima. 
 
 99 AETHUE. The most ancient and famous History of the renowned Prince 
 
 Arthur King of Britaine. As also the noble Acts and Heroicke 
 Deeds of his Valiant Knights of the Round Table, 3 vol. in 1, 
 
 black letter, with all three frontispieces, fine copy in red morocco extra, 
 
 g. e. by C. Lewis small 4>to. W. Stansby, 1634 
 
 %* A very scarce Romance of Chivalry, in Prose. Colonel Stanley's copy 
 
 sold for 18. 
 
 100 AETHUE OF LITTLE BEITAIN, a Romance of Chivalry, translated from 
 
 the French by John Bourchier Lord Berners. A new Edition by 
 E. V. Utterson, with a series of plates from illuminated draicings in 
 a MS. of the original Romance, COLOUEED, morocco extra, g. e. by 
 J. Mackenzie, THE EDITOE'S OWN COPY small 4sto. 1814 
 
 101 Arundale (F.) and J. Bonomi, Gallery of Egyptian Antiquities in the 
 
 British Museum, plates (several coloured) <lto. n. d. 
 
 102 Ascham (R.) Toxopbilus : the Schoole or Partitions of Shooting, 
 
 black letter, morocco extra, covered with gold tooling, g. e. scarce 
 
 small 4to. Abell Je/es, 1589
 
 103 Ascham (E.) Schole-Master, 
 
 black letter, calf extra, g. e. small 4<to. lohn Daye, 1570 
 
 104 Ascham (E.) Scholemaster or plain e and perfite "Way of teaching 
 
 Children the Latin Tong, folacfe letter, very fine copy in green morocco 
 extra, g. e. small 4<to. John Daye, 157 L 
 
 105 Ascham (E.) Schoolmaster, with Notes by J. Upton 8vo. 1711 
 
 106 Ashburnham (J.) Narrative of his Attendance on Charles I, 2 vol. port. 
 
 tree-marbled calf gilt, ly J. Mackenzie Svo. 1830 
 
 107 Assam Company's Tea Localities, coloured map, mounted on cloth, in 
 
 morocco case imp. Svo. 1864 
 
 108 Astle (T.) on the Origin and Progress of Writing, portrait and fac- 
 
 similes, calf 4/0. 1803 
 
 109 Astley (F. D.) Poems and Translations, privately printed, 
 
 half calf gilt foolscap Svo. 1819 
 
 110 Athenian Letters, 2 vol. portraits, map and engravings of lusts, 
 
 calf gilt 4*0. 1798 
 
 111 Atlas of the English Counties by Order of the Board of Ordnance 
 
 under the Superintendence of T. L. Murray, coloured maps, 
 half morocco imperial atlas 4to. 1830 
 
 112 Augustin (S.) on Miracles, translated by P. \V[arren] 12mo. Paris, 1608 
 
 113 Auldjo ( J.) Yisit to Constantinople, &c. plates Svo. 1835 
 
 114 Aumale (Due d') Description des Objets d'Art faisant Partie de scs 
 
 Collections exposes pour la Visite du Fine Arts Club le 21 Mai, 
 1862, view, half calf gilt small 4<to. 1862 
 
 *,* Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 115 AUTOGEAPHS OF DISTINGUISHED CHAEACTEES. A COL- 
 
 LECTION OF ORIGINAL AUTOGRAPHS, BY THE MOST DISTINGUISHED 
 CHARACTERS IK ALL CLASSES OF LIFE, INCLUDING SOVEREIGNS, 
 STATESMEN, DIVINES, LAWYERS, NAVAL AND MILITARY OFFICERS, 
 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, AUTHORS, MEN OF SCIENCE, ARTISTS 
 AND ACTORS, MUSICIANS, EMINENT FOREIGNERS AND CELEBRATED 
 WOMEN, ILLUSTRATED with Portraits and Biographical Notices by 
 William Upcott 
 
 The collection consists of Two THOUSAND AND SEVENTY-EIGHT Auto- 
 graphs, illustrated with ONE THOUSAND Portraits, many of which are 
 proof impressions, and some are private plates, 
 
 13 volumes, folio, imth printed titles, red morocco, with joints, richly gilt 
 
 116 % AUTOGRAPH LETTERS addressed to W. Miller respecting a Translation 
 
 of Lucien Bonaparte's Charlemagne, including holograph Letters 
 
 from Eobert Smirke, E.A. (recommending Miss Benger), C. A. Elton, 
 
 . Sir Walter Scott (declining, but recommending Moore or Campbell), 
 
 Thomas Moore (declining), Thomas Campbell and Capell Loft, 
 half morocco 4(o. 1811 
 
 117 Aveze (Comte J. dit J. Prevost) Tour en Irlande 
 
 half calf extra Svo. Paris, 1847
 
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 118 Aviler (A. C. d') Dictionnaire d' Architecture civile et hydraulique 
 
 4to. Paris, 1755 
 
 119 B. (R.) Difference betwene the auncient Phisicke and the later, 
 
 blacfe letter, calf Wmo. S. Walley, 1585 
 
 120 Babbage (C.) Comparative View of the various Institutions for the 
 
 Assurance of Lives, uncut, scarce, 1826 Watt (P.) Science of Life 
 Assurance, Edinb. 1837 8vo. (2) 
 
 121 Back (G.) Narrative of the Arctic Land Expedition, plates, Svo. 1836 
 
 122 BACON (Sir Francis) ESSAIES. His Eeligious Meditations. Places of 
 
 Perswasion and Disswasion, SIXTH EDITION, fine copy in smooth red 
 morocco, gold tooling, g. e. IGmo. John Jaggard, 1613 
 
 ** The blank A i does not front the title-page. 
 
 123 Bacon (J.) Life and Times of Francis I, 2 vol. portrait, 
 
 calf extra Svo. 1830 
 
 124 Bacon (Lord) Works, 12 vol. portraits, russia, foolscap Svo. 1802-3 
 
 125 Bacon (Lord) Essays, calf gilt, Edinb. 1817 Conference of Pleasure, 
 
 facsimile, 1870, Svo. (2) 
 
 126 Bader (M lle Clarisse) La Femme dans 1'Inde Antique et la Femme 
 
 Biblique, 2 vol. calf extra Svo. Paris, 1864-66 
 
 127 Badharn (C.) Life of J. D. Hume crown Svo. 1859 
 
 128 Baglione (G.) Vite de' Pittori, Scultori, Architetti ed Intagliatori con 
 
 la Vita di Salvator Rosa scritta da G. B. Passari, portrait added 
 
 4fo. Napoli, 1733 
 
 129 Baily (C.) on Timber-Houses, plates, privately printed 4tto. 1869 
 
 130 Baily (F.) on Life Annuities and Assurances, russia extra, Svo. 1810 
 
 131 Bailey (N.) Universal Etymological English Dictionary, 1757 House- 
 
 hold Dictionary, 1736 Svo. 2 vol. 
 
 132 Baird (Gen. Sir D.) Life, 2 vol. portrait and map Svo. 1832 
 
 133 Baker (D. E.) Biographia Dramatica, with Continuation by Is. Reed 
 
 and S. Jones, 3 vol. in 4, half russia Svo. 1812 
 
 134 Baldinucci (F.) Notizie de' Professori del Disegno da Cimabue in qua 
 
 con Vita del Cav. G. L. Bernino, PArte dell' intagliare in Rame e 
 Vocabolario dell' Arte del Disegno, 8 vol. portraits and plates 
 
 to. Firenze, 1681-1728 
 
 135 Baldwin (J. L.) Laws of Short Whist, with Treatise on the Game, by 
 
 J. Clay foolscap Svo. 1870 
 
 133 Bale (Johan) First and lattre Examinacyons of Anne Askewe, latelye 
 martyred in Smythfelde by the Romyst popes upholders with Elucy- 
 dacyon, 2 parts in 1, blacfc letter, slightly cut in headlines, calf 
 
 IGmo. Imprented at Marpurg in the lande of Hessen, 1546-17 
 %* Scarce. The White Knights and Bindley copies sold for 3. 13s. 6d. each. 
 
 137 Bale (Johau) Brefe Chronycle concerning the examination and death of 
 the Blessed Martir of Christ Sir John Oldecastell the Lord Cobham, 
 woodcut portrait, black letter, fine copy, in red morocco, g. e. by J. 
 Mackenzie 16;o. A. Scoloker and W. Seres, n. d. (1548J
 
 11 
 
 138 Bale (Jhon) First two Partea of the Actes or unchaste Examples of the 
 
 Englyshe Votaryes, 2 parts in 1 
 Mack letter, fine copy in old calf, scarce \Qrno. John Tysdale, 1560 
 
 139 BALE (Maister J.) PAGEANT OF POPES, Englished with sondrye Addi- 
 
 tions, by J. Studley, blacfe letter, fine copy in brown morocco extra, 
 g. e. by F. Bedford, scarce sm. 4fo. T. Marshe, 1574 
 
 140 Bale (Johan) Brefe Chronycle concernynge the Examynacyon and 
 
 Death of the Blessed Martyr of Christ Syr Johan Oldecastell, the 
 Lord Cobham, frontispiece, calf gilt 8vo. 1729 
 
 141 Ballads. A Pill to purge State-Melancholy, 2 vol. in 1, half calf 
 
 foolscap Svo. 1716-18 
 
 142 BALLADS. A Collection of old Ballads, 3 vol. plates (including that of 
 
 the Swimming Lady), russia, scarce ~L2mo. 1727-26-25 
 
 143 Ballad of the "Widow of Watling Street, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, only 
 
 30 copies printed, half morocco, uncut IGmo. 1860 
 
 144 BALLADS AND SONGS. A Collection of 150 Broadsides, chiefly with 
 
 the Music, in a portfolio with leaves, lock and key folio 
 
 145 Ballads. A Collection of 79 Black-Letter Ballads and Broadsides 
 
 printed in the Reign of Q. Elizabeth (1559-97), with Introduction 
 and Notes crown Svo. 1867 
 
 %* The originals were purchased at G. Daniel's sale for 750 by Mr. Huth. 
 
 146 Ballad Book (edited by G-. R. Kinloch), woodcut, full-length of Mussel 
 
 mou'd Charlie ((?. Leslie) 
 calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford f cap. Svo. Edirib. 1827 
 
 *** Privately printed for presents only and the impression limited to 30 
 copies. This copy sold for 3. 5s. in Fowles' sale. 
 
 147 Baltard (M.) Paris et ses Monuments, plates roy. folio. Paris, 1803 
 
 148 Bankes (H.) Civil and Constitutional History of Rome to the Age of 
 
 Augustus, 2 vol. half russia roy. Svo. 1818 
 
 149 BARBOFR (J.) ACTES AND LIFE OF ROBERT BRUCE (in Verse), newly 
 
 corrected, blacfe letter, rare sm. Svo. JEdinb. 1620 
 
 150 Barbour ( J.) The Bruce or History of Robert I. King of Scotland, in 
 
 Scottish Yerse, with Notes and Glossary by J. Pinkerton, 3 vol. 
 fine copy in green morocco extra, g. e. by O. Lewis post Svo. 1790 
 
 151 Barbour (J.) The Bruce, in Scottish Verse, with Notes and Glossary by 
 
 J. Pinkerton, 3 vol. in 1, 
 half vellum, uncut, top edges gilt post Svo. 1790 
 
 152 Barker (W. B.) Turkish Reading Book with Grammar and Vocabulary 
 
 Svo. 1854 
 
 153 Barlow (P.) on tho Strength and Stress of Timber, plates, calf, 1817 
 
 on. the Strength of Timber, Iron and other Materials, and on Con- 
 struction, plates, 1837 Svo. (2)
 
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 154 Barnes ( Juliana) Gentleman's Academie or Booko of S. Albans (Hawk- 
 
 ing, Hunting and Arraorie), reduced into a better Method by G. 
 Markham, cuts of arms, 
 russia extra, g. e, by F. Bedford sm. 4to. IL. Lownes, 1595 
 
 155 Barnes (W.) Poems in the Dorset Dialect, with Glossary, calf extra, 
 
 g. e, by Hollings, I2mo. Dorchester, 1844 Philological Grammar, 
 crown 8vo. 1854 (2) 
 
 156 Barrington (A.) Lectures on Heraldry, plates, several coloured, 1844 
 
 Manual of Heraldry, woodcuts, 1846, half morocco, uncut, top edges 
 gilt 12mo. in one vol. 
 
 157 Barry (Sir C.) Life and Works by Rev. A. Barry, portrait and plates 
 
 Svo. 1867 
 
 158 Bartlett (F. A.) and J. Britton, Survey of the Borough of St. Maryle- 
 
 bone, coloured and mounted on cloth in case 4to. 1834 
 
 159 Basan (Sieur) Eecueil d'Estampes gravees d'apres les Tableaux du 
 
 Cabinet du M. le Due de Choiseul, portrait and plates, 
 fine copy in russia, g. e. 4to. Paris, 1771 
 
 160 Baskerville's Original Edition of Edwin and Emma, plates by George 
 
 Arnold 4to. 1810 
 
 161 Bath Characters by Peter Paul Pallet, frontispiece, 
 
 half russia crown Svo. 1808 
 
 162 Bath Characters by Peter Paul Pallet, front, uncut, crown Svo. 1808 
 
 163 Bath City Election Eeport, 1857 Barnstaple Election Petition Eeports, 
 
 1853 and 1855 fol. (3) 
 
 164 Bath Guide (New) portraits of Wade and Nash, plan and view 
 
 fcap. Svo. Bath, n. d. 
 
 165 Bath Guide, Bath, E. Crutwell, 1773 Description of Bath Abbey 
 
 Church, ib. J. Salmon, 1778 Original Bath Guide, ib. M. Meyler, 
 n. d. plates, calf extra, g. e. I2mo. in one vol. 
 
 166 Bath Hospital Act foolscap Svo. 1739 
 
 167 Bath. Journey of Dr. E. Bongout and his Lady to Bath, portrait 
 
 foolscap Svo. 1778 
 
 16S Bath Memoirs: or Observations in 43 Tears Practice at the Bath. 
 What Cures have been there wrought on the Directions of Eobert 
 Peirce, corner of the plan of Bath by Gittmore torn off, 
 morocco extra, g. e. small Svo. Bristol, 1697 
 
 1G9 Bath. Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath, TIEST EDITION 
 frontispiece crown Svo. Bath, 1775 
 
 170 Bath. Eebellion in Bath in two Cantos 4>to. 1808 
 
 171 Bath. Eegister of Folly at Bath and the Hot Wells (in Verse) front. 
 
 half calf gilt foolscap Svo. Bath, n. d. 
 
 172 Bath. Verses on the Death of Sir B. Grenville, slaine by the Eebells 
 
 on Landsdown-Hill near Bath small 4to. Printed 1643 
 
 %* Lowndes mentions two other Editions printed at Oxford in 1643, but 
 not this.
 
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 1 73 Bath. Verses by the University of Oxford on the Death of Sir B. 
 
 Grenvill alias Granvill slain on Lansdown Hill, fine portrait, 
 calf extra, g. e. small 4to. 1684 
 
 174 Bath. View of Bath, representing Facts, portrait of Allen, View of 
 
 Guildhall and Market-place on title Svo. Hath, 1813 
 
 175 Bath. Wonders of a "Week at Bath, THICK PAPER, 
 
 calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt crown Svo. 1811 
 
 176 Batiasier (L.) Histoire de 1'Art Monumental dans 1'Antiquite et au 
 
 Moyen Age suivie d'un Traite de la Peinture sur Verre, with illus- 
 trations (those of stained glass coloured}, 
 half morocco extra imp. Svo. Paris, 1845 
 
 177 BATTAILE fought betweene Count Maurice of Nassaw and Albertus 
 
 Arch-duke of Austria, nere Newport in Flaunders, the XXII of 
 June, 1600, with the folding plate, a fine specimen of modern binding 
 in red morocco, ivith joints, Hue leather linings, richly ornamented 
 with gold tooling, g. e. rare small 4to. Printed by P. S. 1600 
 
 178 Bay (C. P.) Dansk og Engelsk Haand Lexicon, 
 
 half morocco, uncut Svo. Kjobenhavn, 1824 
 
 179 Bayley (J.) History and Antiquities of the Tower of London, 2 vol. 
 
 plates, half ' russia, uncut, top edges gilt 4to. 1821-25 
 
 180 Beadel (J.) Scraps worth remembering, loith two autograph notes from 
 
 author's son added, calf extra roy. 32mo. 1864 
 
 %* Printed for private circulation only. 
 
 181 Beale (T.) on the Sperm Whale, morocco extra, g. e. Svo. 1835 
 
 182 Beattie (J.) Evidences of the Christian Religion, crown Svo. 1806 
 
 Constitutions and Canons Ecclesiastical, with 39 Articles, I2mo. 
 1827 Ingoldsby Letters, Second Series, crown Svo. 1858-59 
 Bussieres (T. de) Conversion of M. A. Eatisbonne, foolscap Svo. 
 1855 (4) 
 
 183 Beatty (W.) Narrative of the Death of Lord Nelson, LABGE PAPEB, 
 
 proof portrait, calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1807 
 
 184 Beaufort (I\) Karamania, plans, views, Sfc. 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt Svo. 1817 
 
 185 Beaumarchais (M. de)-Le Barbier de Seville, 
 
 half morocco, g. e. Svo. Paris, 1776 
 
 186 Beaumarchais (M. de) La folle Journee ou le Mariage de Figaro, fine 
 
 plates^ morocco extra, broad dentelle borders, rare, roy. Svo. Paris,l7S5 
 
 187 Beck (T. A.) History and Antiquities of Eurness, plates, 
 
 half morocco, uncut roy. 4to. 1844 
 
 188 Beckford (W.) Biographical Memoirs of extraordinary Painters, portrait 
 
 added, calf extra, g. e. by Z(shnsdorf post Svo. 1780 
 
 189 Beckford (W.) Vathek (in French) front, calf extra, crown, Svo. 1815 
 
 190 Beckford (W.) Italy with Sketches of Spain and Portugal, 2 vol. 1834 
 
 Recollections of an Excursion to the Monasteries of Alcoba9a 
 and Batalha, portrait, 1835, 
 tree-marbled calf extra, g. e. by J. Mackenzie Svo. (3)
 
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 101 Beckmann (J.) History of Inventions and Discoveries translated by 
 W. Johnston, 4 vol. calf 8vo. 1817 
 
 192 Becon (T.) Eeliques of Eome, 
 
 fclacfc letter, u-oodcut portrait, title mended and slightly wormed, Hue 
 morocco, g. e. scarce lUjo. John Daye, 15U3 
 
 193 BEDJE (Venerabilis) HISTOBIA ECCLESIASTICA GEKTIS ANGLOBUM, 
 
 riEST EDITION, very fine copy in morocco extra, g. e. by G. Lewis, 
 EXTREMELY R.\ UK, fol. Sine ulla nota sed Argent. Eggesteyn circa 1473 
 
 %* Lord Spencer's copy was considered almost unique, and Dr. Dibdin 
 says " This book is at present a desideratum in perhaps every public 
 and private library in England." Heber's copy sold for 40. 
 
 194 Bede's Ecclesiastical History of England and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 
 
 edited by J. A. Giles, map foolscap 8vo. 1847 
 
 195 BEDFORD (F.) PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES made during the Tour in the 
 
 East, in which he accompanied H.R.H. the Prince of AVales, 175 
 plates in 3 portfolios atlas folio. 1862 
 
 196 Beham (S.) Discs buchlein zeyget an und lernet ein masz oder pro- 
 
 porcion der Ross, 
 blacfe letter, woodcuts, morocco extra, g. e. small 4;to. Nurmberg, 1528 
 
 197 Behn (Mrs.) The Widdow Ranter, or the History of Bacon in Virginia, 
 
 a Traji Comedy (with a Prologue by Mr. Dryden) 
 
 FIRST EDITION 4tO. 1690 
 
 %* The rarest of all the original Editions of Mrs. Behn's Dramatic 
 Writings, which was not represented till after her death. The plot of the 
 Play is laid at James Town, in Virginia, and the characters present 
 us with a curious picture of the manners, &c. at that time prevalent 
 there. 
 
 198 Behn (Mrs.) Histories and Novels, 2 vol. portrait I2mo. 1722 
 
 199 Beil ( J. A.) Der neue Friedhof von Frankfurt, plates 
 
 oblong folio. Frankfurt, 1829 
 
 200 Beke (C. T.) Idol in Horeb crown 8vo. 1871 
 
 201 Beke (C. T.) Origines Biblicse, vol. I, map 8vo. 1834 
 
 202 Beke (C. T.) Enquiry into A. D'Abbadie's Journey to Kaffa to discover 
 
 the Nile, map, 1850 ; with other Tracts by Beke, and 3 autograph 
 notes from E. W. Bray ley and C. T. Beke added, 
 half calf gilt 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 203 Beke (C. T.) British Captives in Abyssinia, maps and plates, with 
 
 author's autograph note 8vo. 1867 
 
 204 Bell (J.) Rhymes of Northern Bards, plates, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1812 
 
 Garland of Northumberland Heroes, ib. 1814 Figures in Rhymes, 
 ib. 1814 Contented Couckould, woodcuts, ib. n. d. Garland of Bells, 
 ib. 1815, vellum, uncut \2mo. in one vol. 
 
 205 BELLIANIS OF GREECE or the Honour of Chivalry now newly written 
 
 by Francis Kirkman, 3 Parts in 1, 
 blacfe letter, frontispiece, calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4fo. 1673-71-72
 
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 206 Bellingham (J.) Conversation with D. Wilson, portrait, 1812 Trial, 
 
 with portrait of Rt. Hon. S. Perceval and Monument added, 1812 
 
 Svo. in one vol. 
 
 207 Bellori (G. P.) Vite de' Pittori, Scultori et Architetti moderni, portraits 
 
 and vignettes 4<to. Roma, 1672 
 
 208 Bellori (G. P.) Descrizione dellelmmaginidipinte daEaffaelle d'TJrbino 
 
 e Vita del medesimo Eafiaelle descritta da G. Vasari, portrait, 
 vellum IQmo. Roma, 1751 
 
 209 Belsham (T.) Progress of Error concerning the Person of Christ, 1805 ; 
 
 and 6 other Tracts by Belsham and G. Wakefield in the volume Svo. 
 
 210 Benedictine Vesperal 2imo. ath,1859 
 
 211 Benlowes (E.) Quarleis, engraved title by Marshall, 
 
 morocco, g. e. \Qrno. 1635 
 
 %* This is only the portion of the first Edition of Quarles's Emblems 
 containing Benlowes' Latin Poem, which however is seldom found with 
 the Emblems. 
 
 212 Bentham (J.) History of Ely Cathedral, with Supplement by "W. Stevenson, 
 
 2 vol. portrait and plates, 
 half morocco, uncut royal &to. Norwich, 1812-17 
 
 213 Bentham (Jeremy) Church-of-Englandism and its Catechism examined, 
 
 in 2 vol. half calf gilt, 1817-18 Not Paul, but Jesus, by Gamaliel 
 Smith, tree-marbled calf extra, 1823 Svo. (2) 
 
 214 Beowulf in Anglo-Saxon and English with Glossary and Notes by 
 
 J. M. Kemble, 2 vol. uncut, scarce foolscap Svo. 1835-37 
 
 215 Beowulf in English with Glossary and Notes by J. M. Kemble, 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. ly Hayday foolscap Svo. 1837 
 
 216 Beranger (P. J. de) (Euvres, 4 vol. plates, 
 
 half green morocco, uncut, top edges gilt, foolscap Svo. Bruxclles, 1828-29 
 
 217 Beranger's Songs, with Life foolscap Svo. 1837 
 
 218 Berkeley (Bp. G.) Adventures of Gaudentio di Lucca, foolscap Svo. 1776 
 
 219 Bermudez (Don J. A. Cean) Diccionario historico de los mas ilustres 
 
 Profesores de las Bellas Artes en Espana, 6 vol. 
 gilt vellum IGmo. Madrid, 1800 
 
 220 Bermudez ( J. A . Cean) Description artistica de la Catedral de Sevilla, 
 
 calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt IQmo. Sevilla, 1804 
 
 * # * E. Ford's copy, with his autograph and the following note also in his 
 handwriting : " This work is now very rare and not to be met with in 
 Seville. E. F. Sevilla 1831." 
 
 221 Bernard (J. L.) Synagogue and the Church Svo. 1842 
 
 222 Bernard (E.) The Isle of Man 12io. 1683 
 
 * # * This Allegory is supposed to have suggested to Buuyan his Pilgrim's 
 Progress.
 
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 223 BERNERS (Dame Juliana) BOOK OF SAINT ALBANS containing the 
 
 Treatises of Hawking, Hunting, Coat-Armour, Fishing and Biasing 
 of Arms ns printed by Wynkyn de \Vorde in 1496, reprinted iu 
 black letter, with Introduction by J. Haslewood, 
 
 MR. ETTOK'S V:UY CHOICE COPY, icith the cuts beautifully illuminated 
 in gold and colours, morocco super extra, Hind tooled in the old style, 
 vellum linings and flyleaves, g. e. by Ilayday small folio. 1810 
 
 224 [Beroalde de Verville] Le Moyeu de parvenir, 2 vol. 
 
 citron morocco, g. e. 24>mo. A***** 100070057 (Paris, 1757) 
 
 225 Bessoni (T.) Theatrum Instrumentorum et Machinarum, plates 
 
 folio. Lugduni, 1578 
 
 226 Bewick (I.) Looking Glass for the Mind, 74 woodcuts by I. Bewick, 
 
 green morocco extra, g. e. 12mo. 1825 
 
 227 Bewick (T.) New Lottery Book of Birds and Beasts, woodcuts by 
 
 T. Bewick, very scarce 32mo. Newcastle, 1771 
 
 228 BEWICK (T.) GENERAL HISTORY OF QUADRUPEDS, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, beautiful woodcuts, calf extra 
 
 Svo. Newcastle-upon-Tync, 1790 
 
 229 Bewick (T.) Quadrupeds. A set of the woodcuts of the animals and also 
 
 of the vignettes on india paper, neatly mounted in a portfolio with 
 leaves, half green morocco, g. e. royal Svo. Newcastle, n. d. 
 
 230 Bewick (T.) Natural History of British Quadrupeds, 32 woodcuts by 
 
 T. Bewick, Alnwick, n. d. Foreign Quadrupeds, 34 woodcuts, ib. n. d. 
 British Birds, 35 woodcuts, ib. n. d. Water Birds, 34 woodcuts, 
 ib. n. d. Foreign Birds, 34 woodcuts, ib. n. d. Fishes, 48 woodcuts, 
 ib. n. d. Keptiles, Serpents, and Insects, 35 icoodcuts, n. d. 
 half calf gilt 2$mo. in one vol. 
 
 231 BEWICK (T.) HISTORY OF BRITISH BIRDS, 2 vol. 
 
 FIRST EDITION, numerous beautiful woodcuts (that at p. 285 of vol. I 
 before the bar but inked over), old calf extra, Svo. Newcastle, 1797-1804 
 
 232 Bewick (T. and J.) Poems by Goldsmith and Parnell, woodcuts by 
 
 T. and J. Bewick, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, roy. Svo. 1804 
 
 233 Bewick (T.) Fables of JSsop and others, with designs on wood, fine im- 
 
 pressions, A Subscription copy, with receipt, calf Newcastle, 1818 
 
 234 BEWICK (T. and J.) SELECT FABLES, 
 
 LARGEST PAPER, woodcuts (first sheet large paper inlaid), half morocco, 
 uncut, top edge gilt imperial Svo. Newcastle, 1820 
 
 235 Bewick (T. and J.) Select Fables, with Memoir and Catalogue of their 
 
 Works, LARGE PAPER, portrait and elegant woodcuts, calf extra 
 
 royal Svo. Newcastle, 1820 
 
 236 Bewick (T.) Day, a Pastoral, and the Stubborn Dame, u-oodcuts by 
 
 T. Bewick, Alnwick, n. d. Youngster's Diary, woodcuts by T. Bewick, 
 ib. n. d. 24010. (2) 
 
 237 Bewick. Series of Vignettes, half morocco 4Jo. Newcastle, 1827
 
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 238 BEWICK (T.) MEMOIR, written by himself, india proof portrait and 
 
 numerous woodcuts of fishes and vignettes by the author, 
 JANE BEWICK'S OWN COPT (with her MS. notes), interleaved and 
 extensively ILLUSTRATED with numerous rare wood and copper-plate 
 engravings by Thomas, John and Robert Elliot Bewick (MANY CHOICE 
 PROOF s),yree?z morocco super extra, g.e. 8vo. Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1862 
 
 *** This unique copy was purchased in June, 1868, for 21. 
 
 239 Bewick. Descriptive and Critical Catalogue of "Works illustrated by 
 
 T. and J. Bewick, with Sketches of their Lives, portraits, plates, and 
 portrait after Romney ly Burnet prefixed, 
 LARGE PAPER impl. 8vo. J. G. Bell, 1851 
 
 240 Bewick Catalogue, woodcuts, half calf gilt Svo. 1868 
 
 241 Beza (T. de) Life of John Calvin, calf gilt IQmo. Newlie Imprinted 1561 
 
 242 Bezse (T.) Icones Virorum Doctrina et Pietate illustrium quibus 
 
 adjecta sunt Embleuiata, tooodcut portraits and emblems, 
 russia extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 4<to. Geneva, 1580 
 
 243 Bezae (T.) Poemata varia, woodcuts of emblems, title damaged 
 
 4fo. (Stephanus), 1597
 
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 LOT 
 
 244 BIBLIA. SEPHEE THOEAH SITE Mosis PENTATEUCHUS, HEBBAICE 
 
 SINE PUNCTIS, 
 
 MANUSCBIPT, exquisitely written in a small square character on 51 
 Membranes of very fine and white but substantial vellum, forming a 
 lioll measuring about 47 feet 3 inches in length and 4J inches in 
 breadth, attached to two cylinders of carved ivory about 10 inches in 
 length with handles 2 inches long, having four broad ornamented 
 disces for the protection and support of the Soils, and at the tops 
 two carved crowns (termed Cether Hathorah or the Crown of the Law), 
 icith carved ivory TOD or Sand to be used as a Pointer, a crimson 
 silk KESHED or Band, a MAPPA or Canopy of Chinese Brocade richly 
 embroidered in gold, silver and coloured flowers, and enclosed in a 
 Mahogany AEON or Ark with embroidered Veil within a wooden box, 
 
 ONE OP THE MOST ELEGANT HEBBEW BOLLS ETEE OFFEBED FOE 
 
 SALE 
 
 * + * "With this lot will be given a Manuscript and Printed Account of the 
 Roll. Of the latter only 20 copies were printed. 
 
 245 BIBLIA SACEA LATINA, 
 
 MANUSCEIPT ON VELLUM, with painted capitals, olive morocco, super 
 extra, joints, g. e. with gilt silvef clasps, small Svo. SJEC. xiii 
 
 246 Biblia Sacra Vulgatae Editionis, 
 
 olive morocco, g. e. by Wheeler post Svo. Lugduni, 1844 
 
 247 BIBLTA. Dye fiinff biicher Mose des alten testaments Teutsch, 
 
 folacfe letter, woodcuts, with autographs of C. F. Semler and Bp. F. 
 Munter, fine copy in morocco super extra, covered with blind tooling 
 in the old style, g. e. by F. Bedford, EXTEEMELT EASE 
 
 small Svo. Volendet am 29 tag Octobris Anno Domini, 1523 
 
 %* On the fly-leaf are the following bibliographical notices, the first by 
 Semler and the second by Munter : I. " Editio prima versionis Lutheri 
 longe rarissima quam BasilesD factam esse dialectus Helvetica indicat." 
 II. " Augustas factam hanc Editionem censet Panzer Gesch. der deut- 
 schen Bibeliibersetzungen D. M. L. p. 116. Ex Officina Rammigiana 
 prodiisse credit." 
 
 248 Bibel nach der deutschen Uebersetzung D. Martin Luthers, 
 
 russia extra, g. e. post Svo. Basel, 1814 
 
 249 Bible avec les Pseaumes en Vers et la Forme des Prieres Ecclesiastiques, 
 
 fine copy in green morocco extra, g. e. by Cape IGmo. Sedan, 1633
 
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 250 Bibbia tradotta in Lingua Italiana da G. Diodati, 
 
 black morocco, g. e. small Svo. Lipsia, 1744 
 
 251 Bibbia (Sacra) tradotta in Lingua Italiana e eon Annotazioni dichiarata 
 
 da Monsignor A. Martini, 6 vol. in 5, portrait and plates, 
 calf extra small 4>to. Napoli, 1844-47 
 
 252 Biblia en Espanol, 
 
 a rare edition, known as the Bear Bible, very fine copy in old russia,g. e. 
 by Roger Payne 4to. s. I. 1G22 
 
 253 BIBLE. The fyrst boke of Moses called Genesis (translated with 
 
 Preface by W. Tyndale), Macfe Utter, Emprented at Malborow in the 
 lande of Hesse, by me Hans Luff, 1530 Seconde boke of Moses 
 called Exodus with Prologue by "W. T. woodcuts (the side notes in 
 folios XVIII, XIX and XXI facsimiled), no place or date but pro- 
 bably Hamburgh, 1530 Thyrde Boke of Moses called Leuiticus 
 with Prologue by "W. T., n. p. or d. (ib. circa 1530) Fourthe Boke 
 of Moses called Numeri with Prologue by W. T., blacfc letter, 
 n. p. or d. (probably at Malborow in the lande of .Hesse circa 1530) 
 Fyfte boke of Moses, called Deuteronoraye with Prologue by W. T. 
 n. p. or d. but probably Hamburgh circa 1531, very fine copy in blue 
 morocco extra, g.e. by I. Aitken small Svo. in one vol. 
 
 *%* A volume of extraordinary rarity, of which the only two copies ever 
 sold by auction were Mr. Dunn Gardner's (said by Lowndes to have 
 been made up with 3 leaves facsimiled by Harris) which sold for 159 
 and Bishop Daly's which realized 154. In this copy no other 
 imperfection than what is stated is known, but the lot will be sold not 
 subject to collation. 
 
 254 BIBLIA THE BIBLE, THAT is, THE HOLT SCRIPTURE OF THE OLDE 
 
 AND NEW TESTAMENT, faithfully and truly translated out of Douche 
 and Latyn in to Englishe (by MYLES COVERDALE), 
 folacfe letter, ivoodcuts, title, first two leaves of Epistle to Henry VIII, 
 Contents of Genesis, folio ii, last three leaves and map, besides having 
 several letters restored on the margins of leaves, in facsimile, sold 
 therefore not subject to collation, else fine copy in purple morocco 
 extra, joints, g. e. fol. Prynted in the yeare of our e LORDE M.D.XXXV 
 
 %* FIRST EDITION OF THE BIBLE PRINTED IN ENGLISH, AND so EXCES- 
 SIVELY RARE THAT NO COMPLETE COPT IS KNOWN. The first English 
 
 Bible and Book of Common Prayer should always form the foundation 
 of a British Protestant's Library. Lea Wilson's copy with several 
 leaves in facsimile sold for 365. 
 
 255 BTBLE IN ENGLISHE. Cranmer's Version (Lea Wilson, No. 8) 
 
 folacfe letter, woodcuts, every leaf genuine, but last leaf and various cor- 
 ners beautifully facsimiled, else fine copy in morocco super extra, 
 joints, g. e. icith Mr. Fry's autograph certificate that each leaf is 
 correct, and that, probably, this and his own are the only correct 
 copies in existence, sold with all faults, fol. JR. Grafton, July, 1540 
 
 %* So excessively rare is this Bible that Lowndes rcas unable to quote 
 any copy as sold by auction.
 
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 256 BYBLE IN ENGLISH, with the Prologe made by Thomas [Cranmer] 
 
 Archebyshop of Canterbury, 
 
 blacfc letter, CRANMER'S VERSION, title and two leaves in facsimile, else 
 fine copy, with a certificate from P. Fry, Esq. that every leaf is the 
 genuine May Edition, calf extra, g. e. sold with all faults 
 
 folio. Prynted by Edwarde Whitchurch, 28 May, 1541 
 %* EXCESSIVELY BARE. See Mr. Fry's autograph note prefixed, in which he 
 states: " It is a remarkable fact that there should not be found a per- 
 fect and correct copy of the May Edition." 
 
 257 BYBLE TRULY AND PURELY TRANSZLATED INTO ENGLISCHE BY MAYST. 
 
 THOMAS MATHEW (Myles Coverdale), 
 
 fclacfe letter, title and 18 leaves of Augmentes facsimiled from\the only 
 known copy as issued by Froschower, these leaves having been cancelled 
 by Hester when the work was published in London. It has also four 
 leaves at end in facsimile, sold therefore with all faults, morocco extra, 
 g. e. small Ato. Zurych by Chrystoffer Froschower, 1550 
 
 This first quarto edition of Coverdale's Bible is quite as rare as the 
 folio of 1535, if not even scarcer, as fewer copies of it are known. The 
 only perfect one is that in the public Library at Zurich. This copy, 
 which represents the work as originally issued by Froschower, may be 
 considered as a real Biblical Gem. 
 
 258 BYBLE IN ENGLISH accordyng to the translation that is appointed to be 
 
 read in Churches, CHANMER'S VERSION (Lea Wilson, No. 23), 
 fcladt letter, portion of title in facsimile, and several leaves mended, sold 
 therefore not subject to collation, morocco super extra, covered with 
 blind tooling, g. e. in the antigue style, EXCESSIVELY RARE, see Mr. 
 Fry's autograph letter prefixed, fol. Edwarde Whykhurche, 1553 
 
 259 BIBLE, with moste profitable Annotations upon all the hard Places, 
 
 TIRST EDITION ofthefamous Genevan Version, usually termed, from the 
 rendering of Gen. iii. 7, " THE BREECHES BIBLE," red morocco super 
 extra, joints, broad borders of gold, g. e. sm.fol. Geneva, R. Hall, 1560 
 %* Very scarce. Homer's copy sold for 29. 10s. 
 
 200 Bible (Holy) Authorized Version, 2 vol. 
 
 folack letter, ILLUSTRATED by numerous engravings, second issue of 1611, 
 with title dated 1613 (see Mr. Fry's autograph letter), sold therefore 
 with all faults, calf, but requires rebacking fol. 1611-13 
 
 261 Bible (Holy) Authorized Version, 1684 New Version of the Psalms 
 
 by N. Tate and N. Brady, with Hymns from J. Stennet, I. Watts, 
 S. Browne and J. Mason, as used in the English established Church 
 in Amsterdam, and set to music by J. Z. Triemer, Amst. 1772 Hei- 
 delbergh Catechism, ib. 1772, morocco, g. e. 12mo. in one vol. 
 
 262 BIBLE (Holy) Authorized Version, 2 vol. 
 
 LARGE PAPER, morocco extra, g. e. by C. Lewis IQmo. Edinb. 1811 
 
 %* This edition, termed " immaculate" is very rare on large paper. Two 
 
 copies at Rev. T. \Villiams's sale were sold for 8. 10s. 6d. and 11. 5s. 
 
 263 Bible (Holy) translated by the English Colleges at Douay and Eheims, 
 
 plates, calf extra, with silver clasps and crucifix, post #vo. Dub. 1847 
 
 2C4 Bible. The Hebrew Scriptures translated by S. Sharpe, 3 vol. 
 
 foolscap 8vo. 1865
 
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 265 BIBLE. The Golden Legende, conteynynge the Lyves and Hystoryes 
 
 taken out of the Byble, and Legendes of the Saintes, 2 parts in 1, 
 black letter, WOODCUTS, YERY R ABE, fine large copy, but wanting 6 leaves 
 in the second part (folio 40, 41, 42, 43, 111, and 258 containing 
 colophon), splendidly bound in morocco super extra, g. e. tooled in 
 the antique style, by Hayday small folio. Julian Notary, 1503 
 
 * # * This extraordinary work exhibits the earliest printed specimen of 
 an English translation of the Bible, or rather portions, as it confines 
 itself chiefly to the historical Books and Gospels. A very curious fact 
 is that the editor and translator, William Caxton, has used the word 
 ' breches" in the rendering of Genesis iii. 7. "And thenne they toke 
 fygge levys and sewed theym togyder for to cover theyr membres in 
 the maner of breches," showing that the Genevan Version is not the 
 original of this quaint expression. 
 
 266 Bibliotheque (Nouvelle) d'un Homme de Gout (par Cbaudon et De La 
 
 Porte), 4 vol. old French red morocco, g. e. \1rno. Paris, 1777 
 
 267 Bickham (G.) Universal Penman, specimens of Caligrapliy, with vignettes 
 
 folio. 1733 
 
 268 Billings (E. "W.) Architectural Illustrations of Carlisle Cathedral, 1840 
 
 Attempt to define the geometric Proportions of Gothic Archi- 
 tecture in Carlisle and "Worcester Cathedrals, 1840 Illustrations of 
 Geometric Tracery from the Paneling belonging to Carlisle Cathedral 
 1842, LARGE PAPEE, plates imp. 4to. (3) 
 
 269 Billings (E. W.) Descriptive Account of Durham Cathedral, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, plates (only 15) sold with all faults imp.4<to. 1843 
 
 270 Billings (E. "W.) Architectural Illustrations and Description of Durham 
 
 Cathedral, 
 LARGE PAPER, proof plates, half morocco, uncut, top gilt roy. 4/0. 1843 
 
 271 Billings (E. "W.) Architectural Illustrations of Kettering Church, 
 
 Northamptonshire, India proofs of the engravings by Winter 
 
 imperial 4fo. 1843 
 
 272 Billings (E. W.) Illustrations of the Architectural Antiquities of the 
 
 County of Durham, 15 parts, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, india proof plates (wants parts 4 and 5, and parts 13 
 and 14 small paper) imp. 4to. Durham, 1844-46 
 
 273 Billings (E. W.) Geometric Tracery of Branceperth Church, Durham, 
 
 fine plates 4to. 1845 
 
 274 Billings (E. W.) and "W. Burn, Baronial and Ecclesiastical Antiquities 
 
 of Scotland, 4 vol. 
 LARGE PAPER, india proof plates roy. 4<to. Edinb. 1848-52 
 
 275 Binns (W.) on orthographic Projection, plates, with autograph letter 
 
 from the author 8vo. 1861 
 
 276 Binns (E. W.) Century of Potting in "Worcester, or History of the 
 
 Eoyal Porcelain "Works from 1751 to 1851, illustrations, 8vo. 1865 
 
 Biographical Dictionary of living Authors 8vo. 1816 
 
 Birch (S.) Description of the Papyrus of Nas-Kem Priest of Amen-Ba, 
 plate, privately printed imp. 8vo. 1863
 
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 279 Bird Fancier's Guido, 2 parts in 1, cuts Svo. 1762 
 
 280 [Birt (Capt.)] Letters from a Gentleman in the North of Scotland to 
 
 his Friend in London, 2 vol. plates, half morocco, uncut Svo. 17.3-1 
 
 281 Bischoff (J.) History of Van Dieraen's Land, map and plates Svo. 1832 
 
 282 Black Book (Extraordinary) law calf, g. e. Svo. 1832 
 
 283 Blackburn (E. L.) Account of Crosby Place, London, plates Svo. 1834 
 284: Blackburne (E. L.) Sketches for a History of the Decorative Painting 
 
 applied to English Architecture, coloured plates, imp.4to. 1847 
 
 285 Blackmore (Sir R.) Prince Arthur, green morocco, g. e. I2mo. 1714 
 
 286 Blackstone (Sir W.) Commentaries on the Laws of England abridged 
 
 by Geo. Hundleby, 
 AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT, law calf 4to. 1807 
 
 287 Blades (W.) Catalogue of Books ascribed to Caxton in the British 
 
 Museum, interleaved, 
 half morocco, ff. e. printed for presents only foolscap 4:to. 1865 
 
 288 Blades (W.) List of Medals, Jettons, Tokens, &c. in Connection with 
 
 Printers and the Art of Printing, 
 
 LAEGE PAPEE (only 25 printed), plates foolscap 4fo. 18*39 
 
 %* Presentation copy, with autograph letter from the author. 
 
 289 Blades (W.) How to tell a Canton, facsimiles I2mo. J870 
 
 290 Blair (H.) Sermons, with Life by J. Finlayson, 5 vol. 
 
 halfrussia Svo. 1809-11 
 
 291 Blair (H.) Lectures on Ehetoric and Belles Lettres, 3 vol. 
 
 calf extra Svo. 1817 
 
 292 BLAZE ("W",) SONGS OP INNOCENCE AND OF EXPERIENCE, engraved and 
 
 coloured by the author 
 morocco extra, Hind tooled, EXCESSITELY RARE Svo. 1789 
 
 293 BLAKE (W.) VISIONS or THE DAUGHTERS OF ALBION, 6 leaves in 
 
 colours by Slake, half morocco, ff. e. RARE small folio. 1793 
 
 294 Blake (W.) Silver Drops or Serious Things, with an Account of the 
 
 Ladies Charity School at Highgate, 4 curious etchings by Blake, 
 calf extra, g. e. by Riviere, scarce iGmo. n. d. 
 
 %* As the receipts for donations were written on the two plates, Time and 
 Charity, those engravings are often deficient. For an account of this 
 curious book and its pious Author (a woollendraper in Maiden Lane, 
 Covent Garden) see Lysons' Environs of London. 
 
 295 Blanc (Louis) Histoire de dix Ans (1830-40), 5 vol. 
 
 calf gilt Svo. Paris, 1844 
 
 296 Bland (R.) Proverbs, 2 vol. calf extra post Svo. 1814 
 
 297 Bland (E.) Collections from the Greek Anthology. A new edition by 
 
 J. H. Merivale, calf gilt crown Svo. 1833 
 
 298 BLOCK BOOK. Confessionale ou Beichtspiegel nach den zehn Geboten, 
 
 reproduit en Facsimile d'apres 1'unique exemplaire conserve au 
 Museum Meermanno-Westreenianum, par E. Spanier, avec un In- 
 troduction, by J. \V. Holtrop, only 200 copies printed 
 
 small 4to. La ITaye, 1801 
 BLONDEL (J. F.) DE LA DISTRIBUTION DBS MAISONS DE PLAISANCE ET 
 
 J>E LA DECORATION DES EDIFICES EN GENEBAL, 2 vol. plates, 
 calf, VEEY SCAECE 4fo. Paris, 1737-38
 
 23 
 
 300 Blondel (M.) et M. L. Ser, Kapport aur les Hopitaux civils de la Ville 
 
 de Londres ' 4fo. Paris, 1862 
 
 301 Bloomfield (E.) Farmer's Boy, woodcuts by T. Bewick, 
 
 Jialf morocco, g. e. foolscap 8vo. " 1802 
 
 302 Bloomfield (E.) Farmer's Boy, woodcuts by T. Beiviclc, 
 
 calf foolscap 8vo. 1811 
 
 303 Bloomfield (E.) Poems, woodcuts by T. Thompson, from drawings by 
 
 8. Cooper, J. C. Horsleij, J. F. Taylor and T. Webster, fcap. 8vo. 1845 
 
 304 Blore (E.) Monumental Eemains, plates, 1826 Simpson (F.) Series of 
 
 Ancient Baptismal Fonts, engravings by B,. Soberts, 1828, 
 halfrussia, uncut, top edge gilt imp. 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 305 Blouet (A.) Architecture, Sculptures, Inscriptions et Vues de Pelopo- 
 
 nese, des Cyclades et de 1'Attique, 3 vol. numerous plates 
 half morocco, uncut atlas folio. Paris, 1831-38 
 
 * # * This forms the Architectural Portion of the " Expedition Scientifique 
 de Moree ordounee par le Gouvernement Francais." Blouet was 
 assisted in the measurements and designs by A. Eavoisie, A. Poirot, 
 F. Trezel and F. de Gournay. 
 
 306 Bloxham (M. H.) Glimpse at the Monumental Architecture and Sculp- 
 
 ture of Great Britain, woodcuts, crown 8vo. 1834 Bloxham (M. H.) 
 Gothic Architecture, woodcuts, I2mo. 1846 Bedford (F.) Chart of 
 Anglican Church Ornament, mounted on cloth, in case, n. d. (3) 
 
 307 Boaistuau Launay (P.) Histoires prodigieuses, woodcuts, 
 
 the Soubise copy in old French calf small 8vo. Paris, 1564 
 
 308 Boate (G.) Irelands Naturall History small 8vo. 1652 
 
 309 BOCCATIO (loanni) NIMPHALE FIESOLANO, woodcuts, ruled, 
 
 brown morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford small 4do. s. I. Sf a. 
 
 * # * An edition in double columns, with signatures a to f, unknown to Brunet 
 and all Bibliographers. This copy sold for 5. 5s. in M. Libri's sale 
 of his reserved portion. 
 
 310 Baccaccio (G.) II Decamerone, calf small 4Y0. Vinegia, 1516 
 
 311 BOCCACCIO (G.) IL DECAMEEONE, * 
 
 THE ORIGINAL UNCASTEATED GiTJNTA EDITION, but title and signatures 
 ai, d iiii and d v so beautifully facsimiled by Harris as to defy detection, 
 unless specially pointed out, morocco super eztra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 small 4to. Firenze, Heredi di P. di Giunta, 1527 
 
 * # * The excessive rarity of the original Giuuta Edition, by many biblio- 
 graphers considered the best, is too well known to Amateurs to require 
 any comment. Mr. Dunn Gardner's copy sold for 54 and the Earl 
 of Charlemont's for 57. 
 
 312 Boccacci (G.) il Decameron, woodcuts, 
 
 fine copy in red morocco, g. e. by Niedree small 4:to. Venetia, 1597 
 
 313 Boccaccio (G.) Decameron, 2 vol. frontispiece, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. 2imo. Firenze, 1820 
 
 314 BOCCACCIO (G.) DECAMEEONE con Discorso storico da Ugo Foscolo, 
 
 3 vol. in 1, 
 
 PRINTED ON INDIA PA PEE (limited to 2 copies only), india proof por- 
 trait and plates *from Stothard's designs, morocco super extra, g. e. 
 covered with rich gold tooling in the Grolier style, crown 8vo. 1825
 
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 315 Boccaccio (J.) Decamerone (with the suppressed Passages) in English, 
 
 portrait added, red morocco, g. e. 8vo. 1712 
 
 316 Boccaccio (G.) Amorosa Visione, 
 
 a beautiful specimen of contemporary Kalian binding, covered with gold 
 tooling in the Orolier style, and painted in compartments in various 
 colours small 8vo. Vinegia, 1531 
 
 317 Bocace (J.) Contes et Nouvelles, 2 vol. plates by Itomain de Hooge, 
 
 blue morocco, g. e. small 8vo. Amst. 1G99 
 
 318 Boccace ( J.) Contes. Traduction nouvelle, 10 vol. fine plates after Eisen, 
 
 Gravelot, fyc. half morocco extra, post 8vo. Londres (Paris), 1779 
 
 319 Bodenham (J.) Wits Theatre of the little World, 
 
 red morocco, g. e. 16mo. 1599 
 
 320 Bodenham (J.) Politeuphuia : Wits Common- Wealth, 
 
 russia, g. e. 24smo. W. 8. for J. SmethwicTce, n. d. 
 
 321 Boffrand (Sieur) Livre d' Architecture en Francois et en Latin, plates, 
 
 Paris, 1745 Description de ce qui a etc pratique pour fondre en 
 Bronze d'un Seule Jet la Figure equestre de Louis XIV, plates, ib. 
 1743, in old French green morocco roy. folio, in one vol. 
 
 322 Bohlen (P. von) Das alte Indien mit besonderer Riicksicht auf -ZEgypten, 
 
 2 vol. calf extra 8vo. Konigsberg, 1830 
 
 323 Bohn (H. G.) Origin and Progress of Printing, 
 
 privately printed by the Philobiblon Society, presentation copy, half 
 morocco, uncut square 8vo. 1857 
 
 324 Bohn (H. G.) Guide to the Knowledge of Pottery, Porcelain, &c. 
 
 coloured woodcuts, calf extra foolscap 8vo. 1857 
 
 325 Bohn (H. G.) Dictionary of Quotations from the English Poets, presen- 
 
 tation copy 8vo. 1867 
 
 * * Printed for private distribution only. 
 
 326 Bohun (E.) Diary and Autobiography, plates 
 
 small 4<to. Privately printed at Beccles, 1853 
 
 327 BOKE OF GOOD MANEBS (by Jaques Le Grant), 
 
 fclacfe letter, woodcut on title repeated on reverse, very fine copy in 
 morocco extra, g. e. by C. Lewis, EXTEEMELT EAEE 
 
 small 4to. Wynkyn de Worde, n. d. 
 
 328 Bolingbroke (H. Viscount) Letters and Correspondence edited by G. 
 
 Parke, 4 vol. tree-marbled calf extra 8vo. 1798 
 
 329 BONAPABTE. AUTOGRAPH LETTEES, CHIEFLY FEOM ILLUSTBIOUS 
 
 FBENCHMEN, including letters from nearly every Individual of the 
 BONAPABTE FAMILY, addressed to Madame Mere ; AN UNPUBLISHED 
 POEM BY FEEDEEICK THE GEEAT, &c. neatly inserted in one volume, 
 with Index of the 84 Articles, russia extra 4:to. 
 
 * # * " A note of Mr. Nepveu, of whom Mr. Dawson Turner purchased the 
 collection, comprised in Nos. 24 to 84, for the sum of 1500 francs, is 
 added. Many of the Autographs are of great rarity; that -of 
 FEEDEEIC THE GEEAT, those of the Painters POUSSIN and P. DA 
 COETONA, and others of BOSSUET, BUSSY-KABUTIN, FENELON, and 
 VOITUEE ; with those of Mmes. CAMPAN, DENIS, and SEVIGNE, are 
 worthy of especial notice, and are wanting ia some of the most distin- 
 guished collections,"
 
 330 BONNEE (BYSHOP E.) PROPITABLE AND NECESSARYE DOCTEYNE, WITH 
 
 CEETAYNE HOM.ELIES ADJOYNED, 2 parts in 1, woodcut capitals, 
 fclacfe letter, fine copy in morocco extra, Hind tooled in the old style, g. P.. 
 rare . Jhon Cawodde, 1555 
 
 %* This copy contains the Tetrastichon in Pluviam, &c. 
 
 331 BONDER (Bp. E.) HOMELIES, WITH INJUNCTIONS GEVEN IN nis 
 
 VISITATION (1554), 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 folacfc letter, fine copy in Hue morocco extra, joints, g. e. with arms of 
 Rev. T. Williams in gold on sides small 4>to. J. Caicood, 1555 
 
 332 Bonomi (J.) Nineveh and its Palaces, numerous illustrations, 
 
 half bound Svo. 1853 
 
 333 Bonomi ( J.) Alabaster Sarcophagus of Oimenepthah I, King of Egypt, 
 
 in Sir J. Soane's Museum, with Descriptions by S. Sharpe, plates, 
 with 2 autograph notes of J. Bonomi added 4<to. 1864 
 
 334 Booke of Christmas Carols, illuminated in gold and colours from ancient 
 
 manuscripts in the British Museum, small 4fo. 1840 
 
 335 BOOKE OF TIIE COMMON PEAYEE, 
 
 fclacfc letter, FIRST BOOK or KING EDWARD VI, EXTREMELY RARE, 
 fine copy from the collection of Bp. R. Daly, with his autograph, brown 
 morocco super extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small folio. E. Whitchurche, XVI daye of June, 1549 
 
 *** This copy which sold for 21 in Bp. Daly's sale was re-sold at these 
 Eooms in January, 1866, for 21. 10s. 
 
 336 Booke of Common Prayer for the Use of the Church of Scotland, 
 
 fclacfe letter small folio. Edinb. 1037 
 
 337 Book of Common Prayer, engraved throughout with portraits and vig- 
 
 nettes, by J. Sturt, within elegant borders, fine copy, ruled, purple 
 morocco extra, g. e. by G. Lewis Svo. 1717 
 
 338 Book of Common Fray er, frontispiece by Loggan, 
 
 ruled, old morocco, g. e. imperfect folio. Oxford, 1718 
 
 339 Book of Common Prayer of the Church of England, with Sentences of 
 
 Holy Scripture and the Gospel of St. Mark, in the Mohawk Lan- 
 guage, by Captain Joseph Brant, a Mohawk by Birth, plates, 
 red morocco, g. e. Svo. C. Buckton, 1787 
 
 *#* This scarce and interesting edition was printed at the expense of the 
 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, to supply 
 the spiritual wants of the Iroquois or Six Confederate Nations of 
 Indians. The English of the Book of Common Prayer, as well as of 
 the Portions of Scripture, is printed on opposite pages. This copy 
 sold for 3. 5s. in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 340 Book of Common Prayer for the Protestant Episcopal Church in the 
 
 States of New York, New Jersey, Pensylvauia, Delaware, Maryland, 
 Virginia, and South Carolina, half calf 12mo. 1789 
 
 341 Book of Costume by a Lady of Eauk, upwards of 200 woodcuts, 
 
 calf extra, g. e by C. Lewis Svo, 1847 
 

 
 26 
 
 342 Book of Common Prayer, 
 
 printed within elegant woodcut borders, composed of sacred and grotesque 
 subjects (including DANCE OP DEATH), calf ex tra, uncut, top edges 
 gilt crown Svo. W. Pickering, 1853 
 
 343 Book of Keligion, Ceremonies and Prayers of the Jews, translated by 
 
 Gamaliel Ben Pedahzur, calf extra, g. e. by Zcehnsdorf, Svo. 1738 
 
 344 Bopp (F.) Comparative Grammar of the Sanscrit, Zend, Greek, Latin, 
 
 Lithuanian, Gothic, German and Sclavonic Languages, 2 vol. 
 
 Svo. 1845 
 
 345 Boorde (A.) Boke of the Introduction of Knowledge, 
 
 blacfc letter, REPRINT, woodcuts, calf extra 4to. 1814 
 
 346 [Bordelon (Abbe)] History of the ridiculous Extravagancies of Mon- 
 
 sieur Oufle Svo. 1711 
 
 347 Borlase (W.) Antiquities of Cornwall, with Vocabulary, map and 
 
 plates folio. 1769 
 
 348 Born (Baron de) Essai sur I'Histoire Naturelle de quelques Especes do 
 
 Moines, plates Svo. Monachopolis,I784t 
 
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 M.CCCC.XXXVIII."
 
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 39G Breviaire Remain en Latin et en Francois, 4 vol. 
 
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 400 Bridgens (R.) Sefton Church, plates folio. 1822 
 
 401 Brillat-Savarin (A.) Physiologie du Gout suivie de la Gastronomie par 
 
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 402 British Association at Newcastle-upon-Tyne. A Collection of Papers, 
 
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 410 Britton (J.) Architectural Dictionary, 
 
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 498 Butler (C.) Lives of Bp. J. B. Bossuet and Chancellor M. de L'Hopital, 
 
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 499 Butler (C.) Historical and Literary Account of Confessions of Faith, 
 
 1816 Historical Memoirs of the Church of France, portrait, with 
 author's autograph inscription, 1817, calf extra, a. e. Svo. in one vol. 
 
 500 Butler (C.) Historical Memoirs respecting the English, Irish and 
 
 Scottish Catholics, 2 vol. portrait, calf Svo. 1819 
 
 501 Butler (C. ) Life of Archbp. Fenelon, ivith author's autograph inscription, 
 
 calf Svo. 1819 
 
 502 Butler (C.) Eeminiscences, 2 vol. calf extra Svo. 1824-27 
 
 503 Butler (S.) Hudibras, genuine first edition of part I and II, in one vol. 
 
 calf I2mo. 1663-64 
 
 504 Butler (S.) Hudibras, the three parts, 3 vol. 
 
 THE AUTHOR'S FIRST EDITION, morocco extra, small Svo. 1663-61-78 
 
 505 Butler (S.) Hudibras, First Part and spurious Second Part, IQmo. 1663 
 
 Second Part (Genuine), wants G ii to vii, Svo. 1664^Third 
 Part, 1678, FIRST EDITION, calf 4 vol. in 3
 
 36 
 
 506 Butler (S.) Hudibras, with a Translation in French Verse by Colonel 
 
 Towneley, 3 vol. plates, calf, scarce IZmo. 1757 
 
 * # * The version of Col. Towneley is so well executed as to rival in wit and 
 quaiutness the original. 
 
 507 Butler (S.) Hudibras, with Notes by Z. Grey, 2 vol. portrait and plates 
 
 from Hogarth's designs, Camb. 1744 Genuine .Remains in Verse 
 and Prose, with Notes by E. Thyer, 2 vol. 1759, 
 BEST EDITION,./?^ copy in russia, uncut, top edges gilt 8vo. 4 vol. 
 
 508 Butler (S.) Hudibraa, with Notes by Eev. T. E. Nash, 2 vol. portrait, 
 
 ILLUSTRATED with a series of portraits by R. Cooper, 
 calf extra 8vo. 1835 
 
 509 Butler (S.) Hudibras, portrait and cuts by W. Hogarth, Dr. E. Farmer's 
 
 copy, with numerous MS. notes in his autograph 12mo. 1739 
 
 510 Butler (S.) Hudibras, with Notes, edited by H. G. Bohu, portraits and 
 
 woodcuts post 8vo. 1859 
 
 511 Butler's Ghost, or Hudibras, Fourth Part, half morocco, small 8 vo. 1682 
 
 512 Butler's Ghost, or Hudibras, the Fourth Part, small 8vo. 1682 
 
 513 Byron (Lord) English Bards and Scotch Eeviewers, LORD BYBON'S OWN 
 
 COPY, with his AUTOGBAPH NOTES for a new edition, the last dated 
 "Diodati, Geneva, July 4, 1816," and signed "Byron," 1810 
 Keligio Clerici, 1819 Probationary Odes for the Laureatship, 1787 
 
 800. in one vol. 
 
 514 Byron (Lord) Life, Letters and Journals, portraits and vignette title 
 
 royal 8vo. 1838 
 
 515 Cabinet of Momus and Caledonian Humorist (English and Scotch 
 
 Stories in Prose and Verse), frontispiece I2mo. n. d. 
 
 516 Caesar (Caius Julius) Eyght Bookes conteyning his martiall exploytes 
 
 in the Eealme of Gallia and the Countries bordering, translated by 
 A . Golding, fclacfe Utter, vellum, g. e. 16wio. W. Seres, 1565 
 
 517 Csesar's Commentaries, translated by Arthur Golding, 
 
 fclacfe letter, autograph of " John Gilbert his Booke April the 18 Anno 
 Dom. 1656 pretium 2 9 ," calf small 4fo. Thomas Este, 1590 
 
 518 Cesar de la Traduction de N. Perrot Sieur d'Ablancourt, plates, 
 
 vellum VZmo. Amst. 1678 
 
 519 Calderon's Dramas, translated by D. F. McCarthy, 2 vol. fcap. 8vo. 1853 
 
 520 CALIGRAPHY. Thesauro de Scrittori. Opera iutagliata per TJgo da 
 
 Carpi small 4to. M.D.XXXV 
 
 %* This rare work on Penmanship exhibits specimens of various hand- 
 writings, including ornamental and geometrical alphabets taken from 
 the most celebrated writers, but chiefly from S. Fanti, Ludovico de 
 Henricis Vicentino, &c. The arithmetical portion at end is signed 
 Angelus Mutinen. Composuit. 
 
 521 CALVYNE (J.) ON THE SUPPEE OF THE LOBDE. Wherunto the Order 
 
 that the Churche and congregation of Christ in Denmarke doth use 
 at the receiuinge of Baptisme,the Supper of y e Lorde, and Wedlocke 
 is added. Myles Couerdale, 
 
 black letter, W. Herbert's copy, red morocco, IQmo. J. Day and W. Seres 
 %* This copy sold for 5. 12s. 6d. at these Eooma in June 1856.
 
 522 Calmet (Dom A.) on Apparitions, Vampires, &c. calf extra, 8vo. 1759 
 
 523 Camberwell and Dulwich College, MANUSCRIPT small 4to. 1792 
 
 524 Cambridge. Account of Pythagoras's School, plates, uncut, folio, n. d. 
 
 525 Cambry .(M.) Monumens Celtiques, plates, calf 8vo. Paris, 1805 
 52G Camden (W.) Eemaines concerning Britaine, calf small 4to. 1614 
 
 527 CAMDEN SOCIETT'S PUBLICATIONS, from 1838 to 1872 inclusive (want- 
 
 ing No. 88) with descriptive Catalogue of the first Series by 3. G. 
 Nichols, 109 vol. 4fo. 1838-72 
 
 528 Cameron (C.) Baths of the Eomans, plates, halfrussia, roy.fol. 1775 
 
 529 CAMOES (L. DE) EHYTHMAS, 
 
 FIBST EDITION, EXTEEMELY EAEE small 4<to. Lisboa, 1595 
 
 530 Camoens (Luis de) Poems, with Life and Notes by Viscount Strangford, 
 
 portrait, blue morocco, g. e. foolscap 8vo. 1804 
 
 531 Campbell (T.) Poetical "Works, portrait and illustrations by TUBNEE, 
 
 uncut 8vo. 1837 
 
 532 CAMPENSIS (Jehan) PAEAPHEASE juxte la sentence non pas juxte la 
 
 lettre sur tous les Psalmes selon la Verite Hebraique. Sensuyt 
 
 apres le petit Traictie du Sainct Athanase sur les Psalmes et Linter- 
 
 pretation Paraphrastique sur Ecclesiaste par le susdict J. Campensis, 
 
 Waefe Utter, calf, VERY SCAECE IGmo. Anvers, 1537 
 
 533 Cancionero de Obras de Burlas provocantes a Eisa, only 100 copies 
 
 printed for the Editor Don Luis de Usoz y Rio fcap. 8vo. (1841) 
 
 534 Canina (L.) Eoma Antica, author's autograph inscription, roy. 8vo. 
 
 Roma, 1850 Canina, Pianta di Eoma Antica, on canvas (2) 
 
 535 Canopus' Decree in Hieroglyphics and Greek, with Translations and an 
 
 Explanation of the hieroglyphical Characters by S. Sharpe, 8vo. 1870 
 
 536 Canting Academy or the Devils Cabinet opened with Canting Dictionary 
 
 and Songs, frontispiece, calf 12mo. 1673 
 
 * # * Scarce. This copy sold for 2. 18s. in G. Daniel's Sale. 
 
 537 Canting Dictionary, with a Collection of Songs in the Canting Dialect, 
 
 scarce 12mo. 1725 
 
 538 Capern (E. Rural Postman of Hide ford) Poems, with author's autograph 
 
 letter, 1856 Ballads and Songs, 1858 crown 8vo. (2) 
 
 539 Caradoc's Historie of Cambria now called Wales, translated by H. Lhoyd 
 
 and continued by D. Powel, 
 
 fclaefc letter, ruled, with the arms richly illuminated in gold and colours, 
 red velvet, g. e. small 4<to. 1584 
 
 540 Caradoc of Lhancarvan's History, Englished by Dr. Powell and aug- 
 
 mented by "W. Wynne, with Description of Wales, by Sir J. Price, 
 
 calf extra 8vo. 1774 
 
 54-1 Carburi de Ceffalonie (Comte Marin, connu en Russie sous le Nom du 
 
 Chevalier de Lescary) Monument eleve a la Gloire de Pierre-le- 
 
 Grand, plates folio. Paris, 1777 
 
 542 Carew (Bampfylde-Moore, King of the Beggars) Apology for his Life, 
 
 with the rare portrait, 
 calf extra, g. e. by Soilings I2mo. R. Goadby and W. Oioen t n. d.
 
 38 
 
 543 Carey (D.) Life in Paris, woodcuts and 21 coloured plates by G. Cruik- 
 
 shank, half calf extra, g. e. royal Svo. 1822 
 
 544 Carion (John) Cronicles with Continuation to 1550 by John Funcke 
 
 Englished, blscfe letter, autographs of Lord Southampton and WM. 
 SHAKSPEABE, with his MS. notes ( W. II. Ireland's Forgeries), green 
 morocco, g. e. small 4Y0. Gwalter Lynne, 1550 
 
 545 Carlisle in 1745, edited by G. G. Mounsey, plates, Svo. Carlisle, 1846 
 
 546 Carlisle (N.) Memoir of the Life and Works of W. Wyon, with Post- 
 
 script, 2 vol. in 1 , portrait, with autograph letter of Wyon and two 
 from Carlisle added, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt Svo. 1837 
 
 %* Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 547 Carlyle (T.) Life of F. Schiller, portrait 12mo. 1845 
 
 548 Caroline Princess of "Wales. Edwards' Genuine Edition, " The Book " 
 
 I2mo. New York, 1813 
 
 549 Caron (E.) and Joost Schooten, Description of Japan and Siam, 
 
 Englished by E. Manley, map, 1671 Hiekeringill (E.) Jamaica 
 Viewed, map, 1661 foolscap Svo. in one vol. 
 
 550 Carter (J.) Specimens of the Ancient Sculpture and Painting now 
 
 remaining in this Kingdom, 2 vol. 
 
 THICK PAPEB, first impressions of the plates, fine copy in red morocco 
 extra, g. e. royal folio. 1780-87 
 
 551 Carter (J.) Views of Ancient Buildings in England, 6 vol. plates, 
 
 calf 24mo. 1786-93 
 
 552 Carter (J.) Ancient Architecture of England, 2 vol. in 1, plates, 
 
 half calf royal fol. 1795-1807 
 
 553 Carter (J.) Specimens of Gothic Architecture, 4 vol. plates, 
 
 half morocco, uncut square 32mo. 1839 
 
 554 Carter (0.) Picturesque Memorials of Winchester, plates 
 
 4>to. Winchester, 1830 
 
 555 CARTWRIGHT (J.) THE PREACHERS TRAVELS wherein is set downe a 
 
 true Journall to the Confines of the East Indies through Syria, 
 Mesopotamia, &c. Containing a full Survew of Persia and a true 
 Relation of Sir A. Sherleys Entertainment there: and the Estate 
 that bis Brother II. Sherley lived in after bis Departure for Chris- 
 tendom, full-length portrait of Cartwright added, 
 morocco extra, g. e. small 4to. 1611 
 
 %* Scarce. Jadis's copy sold for 4 and Inglis's for 3. 16s. 
 
 556 Gary (H. F.) Lives of the English Poets foolscap Svo. 1846 
 
 557 Casas (Fray B. de las) Brevissima Eelacion de la Destruycion de las 
 
 Indias y otras Obras, THE REPRINT, russia, g. e. sm. 4to. Ano 1552 
 
 *** Sold with all faults, as this collection contains only five of the eight 
 works of the original edition. 
 
 558 Case (I. de la) Le Galatee en Italien, Fran9ois, Latin et Espagnol, 
 
 slightly wormed, 
 
 green morocco, g. e. by C. Smith 32mo. Par Jean de Tournes, 1598 
 %* From this work Lord Chesterfield took many hints for his Advice to 
 his Son. The French version is printed in " Lettres de Civilite."
 
 39 
 
 559 Casimire (Sarbievius) Odes, translated by G. Hils (with Latin Text), 
 
 frontispiece I2mo. 1646 
 
 560 Catalogue of Pictures now exhibiting in Pall Mall, 2 parts in 1, 4fo. 181G 
 
 561 Catalogue of the Library of Dr.Kloss, 1835 Catalogue of Dr. Williams' s 
 
 Library in Eed Cross Street, 2 vol. 1811 8vo. (3) 
 
 562 Catalogue of the Preparations in the Museum of St. Thomas's Hospital, 
 
 3 vol. 1847-59 
 
 563 Catalogue of Stowe Portraits and other Engravings, 2 parts, 1849 ; and 
 
 other Catalogues 8vo. a parcel 
 
 564 Catalogue of Antient and Mediaeval Art exhibited at the Society of Arts, 
 
 half morocco small Ato. 1850 
 
 565 Catechism with a Course of Catechising, frontispiece IGmo. 1664 
 
 566 Catechism of the Council of Trent, translated by Eev. J. Donovan, 
 
 calf gilt 8vo. Dublin, 1829 
 
 567 Catherwood (F.) Views of Ancient Monuments in Central America, 
 
 Chiapas and Yucutan, maps and tinted lithographs, 
 half morocco royal folio. 1844 
 
 568 CATULLUS, TIBUULLUS ET PBOPEETIUS CUM NOTIS VABIOBUH, 
 
 very fine copy in green morocco super extra, leather linings, gilt marbled 
 edges 8vo. Trajecti ad Shen. 1680 
 
 569 Catullus, translated by Hon. G. Lamb, 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 calf gilt foolscap 8vo. 1821 
 
 570 Catzii (J.) Emblemata : Silenus Alcibiadis sive Proteus, 3 parts, Amst. 
 
 1619 Maechden-Plicht, Middlelurgh, 1618, fine plates of Emblems 
 
 4<to. in one vol. 
 
 571 Causes celebres et interessantes avec les Jugemens qui les ont decidees, 
 
 20 vol. old French red morocco, g. e. \1rno. Paris, 1739-50 
 
 572 Caveler (W.) Select Specimens of Gothic Architecture, 
 
 LAEGE PAPEE, plates, half green morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 
 
 royal 4to. 1837 
 
 573 Caveler ( W.) Architectural Illustration of Warmington Church, North- 
 
 amptonshire, plates folio. Oxford, 1850 
 
 574* Cavendish (G.) Life of Cardinal Wolsey, with Notes by S. W. Singer, 
 portraits and plates, calf extra 8vo. 1827 
 
 575 CAXTON (W.) CHEONICLES o^ ENGLOND, 
 
 blacfe letter, EXCESSIVELY BABE, but deficient of several leaves (see MS. 
 
 collation prefixed) morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, in the old style 
 
 sm. folio. W. de Machlinia, n. d. circa 1480 
 
 %* Only one perfect copy is known, that at Althorp, and of imperfect ones 
 only three. 
 
 576 CAXTON. HIGDEN (Kanulph, MonTce of Chestre) POLYCEONICON 
 
 ENGLISHED BY JOHN DE TEEVISA, 
 
 fclacfc letter, TIBST EDITION, quite complete, with the exception 0/4 leaves 
 (a 2, 3, 4 and 8), ivhich are so beautifully facsimiled as almost to defy 
 detection, brown morocoo super extra, g, e. by F. Bedford, EXTEEMELY 
 EAEE small folio. Fynysshcdper Caxton, 1482
 
 40 
 
 577 CAXTON (W.) HERE BEGYNETH THE BOOKE OF FAYTTES OF AUMKS 
 
 & OF CHYUALBYE (by Cristineof Pisa). 
 
 blacfe letter, a very fine copy, quite complete, with the exception of the 
 two leaves of table, which however have been supplied in facsimile by 
 Harris, so beautifully executed as almost to defy detection, morocco 
 super extra, tooled in the old style, g. e. by J. Clarke, EXTBEMELY 
 BABE small folio. Per Caxton (1489) 
 
 578 CAXTON (W.) HERE BEQYNNETH THE BOOKE CALLYD THE MYBBOUB 
 
 OF THE WORLDE (by Gautier de Metz), 
 
 blarfe letter, woodcuts, QUITE COMPLETE ; from Mr. Hurt's collection, 
 with his MS. account of his purchasing this copy for 93. 14*. Qd., 
 having two autograph letters from W. Blades (the Caxton Biblio- 
 grapher), and facsimiles by him added, calf, EXTREMELY RARE 
 
 small folio. Caxton me fieri fecit, s. a. (1491) 
 
 %* The possession of a perfect Caxton is a luxury, few, even of the moat 
 ardent of bibliophiles, can hope for, and the increasing desire to secure 
 such as occur for public libraries year after year decreases the chance 
 of success. This copy sold in Mr. Hurt's sale for 97. only. 
 
 579 CAXTON. LTDGATE (J.) LYF OF OUR LADY (in verse), autograph of 
 
 W. Herbert, portions ofc viii and g vi in MS. sold therefore with all 
 faults, morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, 
 VERY SCARCE small folio. Enprynted by Wyllyam Caxton, n. d. 
 
 580 Caxton ("W.) Ancient History of the Destruction of Troy, black letter, 
 
 fine copy in calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, small 4<to. T. Crede, 1007 
 
 581 CAXTON (W.) Six BOOKES OF METAMORPHOSES OF OVYDE, translated 
 
 out of Frensshe into Englysshe, 
 
 black letter, woodcuts, olive morocco super extra, with elegant dentelle 
 
 borders in gold, bordered red morocco linings, joints, g. e. by Clarke 
 
 and Bedford 4>to. 1819 
 
 * # * Privately printed from the Pepysian Manuscript, as a present to the 
 
 Members of the Roxburghe Club, by G. Hibbert. This was his own 
 
 reserved copy, and has added by him four interesting autograph letters 
 
 from F. Douce (2), E. Heber and G. Neville. Crawford's copy sold 
 
 for 12. 
 
 582 CAXTON (W.) THE GAME OF CHESSE, 
 
 black letter, woodcuts, admirably facsimiled by V. Figgins, calf 
 extra folio. 1855 
 
 583 Caxton. The Gouernale of Helthe. Eeprinted in facsimile by W. Blades, 
 
 morocco small 4to. 1858 
 
 %* Presentation copy, with autograph note of Mr. Blades. 
 
 584 Caxton. Morale Prouerbes composed in French by Cristyne de Pisan 
 
 translated by the Earl River, and Reprinted from the original Edition 
 of Caxton A. D. 1478, with introductory Remarks by W. Blades, 
 facsimile of Caxton's edition, with the same in French and English in 
 Roman letter added at end, autograph letter of R. Thomson added, red 
 morocco extra, g. e. folio. 1859 
 
 * # * Only 25 copies printed for presents. 
 
 585 Caylus (Comte de) Recueil d'Antiquites Egyptiennes, Etrusques, Grec- 
 
 ques et Romaines, avec le Supplement, 7 vol. plates, 
 French calf, g. e. 4to. Paris, 1761-07
 
 41 
 
 586 Celse traduit par MM. Fouquier efc F. S. Eatier, calf, g. e. 32mo. Paris, 
 
 1824 Meade (\V.) Prescriptions, 32mo. 1835 Parmly (L. S.) on 
 the Teeth, fcap. Svo. 1818 Keill (J.) Anatomy of the Human Body, 
 24w>. 1723 (4) 
 
 587 CENT NOUVELLES NOUTELLES, 
 
 fclacfe letter, woodcuts, fine copy in red morocco extra, gilt marbled edges, 
 by Niedree small 4<to. Lyon, par O. Arnoullet, 1532 
 
 * # * Excessively rare. This copy sold for 14. inE. V. Utterson's sale, and 
 for 465 francs in Prince d'Essling's. 
 
 588 Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles, 2 vol. cuts by Romain de Hooge, 
 
 French calf, g. e. 16mo. Cologne, 1736 
 
 589 CERVANTES SAAYEDEA (M. de) EL INGENIOSO HIDALGO DON QUIXOTE 
 
 DE LA MANCHA, 
 
 SECOND EDITION of the first part, exhibiting considerable alterations 
 from the original, and therefore to be considered the first of the pre- 
 sent Standard Text as finally improved by the author, fine copy, with 
 autographs of PEEEZ, the celebrated Secretary of State, and of Charles 
 Nodier, calf extra, g. e. by Thouvenin, EXCESSIVELT EAEE 
 
 small 4:to, Madrid, Juan de la Cuesta, 1608 
 %* Colonel Stanley's copy sold for 12. 12s. 
 
 590 CEEV ANTES SAAVEDRA (M. de) EL INGENIOSO HIDALGO DON QUIXOTE 
 
 DE LA MANCHA. Nueva Edicion, corregida por la Heal Academia 
 Espanola (con Vida y Analysis), 4 vol. 
 
 IBAERA'S SPLENDID EDITION, portrait, map and beautiful engravings, 
 illustrated with several additional plates, after Coypel, Cochin, <jfc. 
 by Picart, Schley, fyc. blue morocco extra, g. e. by IL. Walther 
 
 4fo. Madrid, 1780 
 
 591 Cervantes Saavedra (AT. de) History of Don Quixote, translated by 
 
 Thomas Shelton, 2 vol. engraved title to vol. I, and printed title to 
 vol. II only, calf extra, g. e. small 4<to. 1612-20 
 
 592 Cervantes Saavedra (M. de) History of Don Quixote, with the Continu- 
 
 ation by A. Fernandes de Avellaneda, Englished by T. Shelton and 
 Captain J. Stevens, 3 vol. plates, scarce Svo. 1700-5 
 
 593 Cervantes Saavedra (M. de) Don Quixote translated by several Hands 
 
 and publish'd by P. Motteux, 2 vol. plates, calf,g. e. ]2mo. 1712 
 
 594 Cervantes Saavedra (M. de) Don Quixote translated by several Hands 
 
 and publish'd by P. Motteanx, 4 vol. plates, old gilt calf, ]_2rno. 1725 
 
 595 Cervantes Saavedra (M. de) Novelas Exemplares, 
 
 fine copy in red morocco, g. e. by Cap6, a very scarce edition, unknown to 
 Brunei small Svo. Pamplona, 1615 
 
 596 Cervantes Saavedra (M. de) Novelas Exemplares, 2 vol. plates 
 
 Svo. Madrid, 1783 
 
 597 Cervantes Saavedra (M. de) Viage al Parnaso, Numancia y El Trato de 
 
 Argel, plates Svo. Madrid, 1784 
 
 598 Cervantes Saavedra (Miguel de) Yida de por D. Martin Fernandez de 
 
 Navarrete, portrait, facsimile and genealogies, calf, g. e. 
 
 crown Svo. Madrid, 1819 
 
 599 CHALLONEE (Bp. E.) MEMOIRS OF MISSIONARY PRIESTS, 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 ILLUSTBATED with numerous scarce portraits, russia, g. e. Svo. 1741-42
 
 42 
 
 600 Chamberlayn (J.) Manner of making of Coffee, Tea and Chocolate, very 
 
 scarce IGmo. 1685 
 
 %* " A copy of this Book sold at Leigh and Sotheby's some years since 
 for the sum of 5." MS. Note. 
 
 601 CHAMBERS (John) COLLECTIONS FOB A BIOGRAPHY OP ENGLISH 
 
 ARCHITECTS, 
 
 AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT, with a letter (holograph} from the author 
 to John Britlon, and a printed Memoir of D. A. Alexander ly R. 
 Suter, with autograph letter from the author added 4/0. 
 
 602 Chambers (E.) Illustrations of the Author of "Waverley, 
 
 calf gilt 12mo. Edinb. 1825 
 
 603 Chambers (E.) Ancient Sea Margins, with illustrations 
 
 8vo. Edinl. 1848 
 
 604 Chambers (Sir "W.) Treatise on the decorative Part of Civil Architecture* 
 
 with Notes by J. Gwilt, 2 vol. portrait and plates, 
 half morocco, uncut imperial 8vo. 1825 
 
 605 Chambers (Sir W.) Life, by T. Hardwick, portrait, 
 
 green morocco extra, broad borders of gold, g. e.from Mr. Ey ton's Col- 
 lection imperial Svo. 1825 
 
 %* Only 25 copies printed for presents. 
 
 606 Chambre (D.) Histoire abregee de tous les Eoys de France, Angleterre 
 
 et Escosse, Paris, 1579 Eecerche des Singularitez concernant 
 PEscosse, ib. 1579 Discours de la legitime Succession dea Femmes, 
 ib. 1579, morocco extra, g. e. small Svo. in one vol. 
 
 607 [Chamisso] Peter Schlemihl from the German of Lamotte Fouque (a 
 
 mistake as it was written by Chamisso), plates by G. Cruikshank, 
 calf extra 12mo. 1824 
 
 608 Champollion le Jeune (M.) L'Egypte sous les Pharaons, 2 vol. map, 
 
 calf gilt Svo. Paris, 1814 
 
 609 Champollion le Jeune (M.) Lettres au Due de Blacas d'Aulps, plates, 
 
 half calf gilt Paris, 1824-26 
 
 610 Champollion le Jeune (M.) Precis du Systeme Hie'roglyphique des 
 
 anciens Egyptiens, 2 vol. in 1, plates, calf extra, Svo. Paris, 1828 
 
 611 Champollion le Jeune (M.) Lettres ecrites d'Egypteetde Nubie, plates, 
 
 Paris, 1833 Sharpe. (S.) Chronology and Geography of Ancient 
 Egypt, plates, 1849, half calf gilt Svo. in one vol. 
 
 612 Champollion le Jeune (M.) Grammaire Egyptienne, Paris, 1836 
 
 Dictionnaire Egyptien en Ecriture hieroglyphique, ib. 1841, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt, by J. Mackenzie folio. 2 vol. 
 
 613 Champollion-Figeac ( M.) Egypte Ancienne, numerous plates, 
 
 half calf gilt Svo. Paris, 1843 
 
 614 Channing's Eemarks on Milton, 1826, with Lives published by the 
 
 Society of Useful Knowledge in the volume, half calf extra Svo. 
 
 615 Chap Books printed at Newcastle. History of Stoney Bowes History 
 
 of Tynemouth - Huntsman's Songster Irish Songster; and 30 
 others 12mo. in one vol.
 
 43 
 
 616 CUjappell (W.) Collection of National English Airs, with music, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt royal 4>to. 1840 
 
 617 Charles 1. The Kings Cabinet opened: or certain Packets of Secret 
 
 Letters and Papers written with the King's own Hand, and taken 
 in his Cabinet at Nasby-Field, portrait, calf gilt, small 4:to. 1045 
 
 618 CHAELES I. Eeliquia? Sacrae Carolina or Works of that great Monarch 
 
 and glorious Martyr Charles I, with the rare portrait by G-. Lid, 
 morocco extra, joints, g. e. 12mo. Hague, S. Browne, 1650 
 
 619 Charles I. Histoire du Procez de Charles Stuart avec la Declaration 
 
 des deux Maisons du Parlement, calf 24wio. 1G50 
 
 620 Charles II. Eikon Basilike or the true Pourtraiture of Charles II 
 
 (1630-1660), by E. F. 3 parts in 1, slightly cut in headlines, frontis- 
 piece containing 4 portraits, russia, g. e. small 8vo. 1660 
 
 621 Charles II. Eikon Basilike Deutera, with his Eeasons for turning 
 
 Eoman Catholick ; published by King James, port, small 8vo. 1694 
 
 622 Charles II. Account of his Preservation after the Battle of "Worcester, 
 
 and Letters (edited by Sir D. Dalrymple), 
 tree-marbled calf extra, g. e. 8vo. 1766 
 
 623 Charles II. Account of his Preservation after the Battle of Worcester, 
 
 portraits and views ftvo. 1803 
 
 624 Charles II. Account of his Preservation after the Battle of Worcester 
 
 (edited by Sir D. Dalrymple) ILLUSTRATED with portraits and views, 
 calf extra, g. e. by C. Smith Svo. 1803 
 
 625 Charleton (E.) on Bath Waters, Bath, 1754 Berkeley (Bp. G.) Siris 
 
 (on Tar Water), 1744 Eandolph (G.) on Bristol Water, Oxford, 
 1745 Thomson (J.) Sophonisba, 1744 Agis, 1758, Svo. in 1 vol. 
 
 626 CHATTERTON (T.) POEMS, 
 
 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT IN HIS AUTOGRAPH, consisting of 17 leaves 
 in a parchment cover oblong Vimo. 
 
 *** Chatterton's Manuscripts are of the greatest rarity as most of them 
 are deposited in the British Museum. This is evidently the identical 
 volume mentioned by Southey as having been communicated to him 
 by Thomas Hill. 
 
 627 Chattertou (T.) Poems supposed to have been written by T. Eowley 
 
 and others in the XVth Century, with Glossary by T. Tyrwhitt 
 
 Svo. 1777 
 
 628 CHAUCER (Geffrey) BOKE OP THE TALES or CANTERBURIE, blacfc 
 
 letter, woodcuts, EXTREMELY RARE, but having the first two and last 
 leaf in facsimile by Harris and ivanting only 12 leaves (a iii, vi, vii 
 and viii ; I i, ii, vii and viii ; and K i, ii, iii and iv in Parson's Tale), 
 morocco super extra, joints, watered silk linings, gilt gaufre edge, the 
 side stamped with blind tooling in the antique style, 
 PYNSON'S FIRST EDITION, and supposed to be the first booJc from his 
 Press small folio. B. Pynson, n. d. (circa 1493) 
 
 %* The only perfect copy known is that at Althorp. This copy (Stevens's) 
 sold for 51 in 1857, since which time Pynson's Eeprint of 1526 
 sold for 185 in the Savile sale.
 
 44 
 
 629 CHAUCER (Geffrey) WOORKES, with diuers addicions, wliiche wero 
 
 neuer in printe before; with the Siege and clestruccion of the 
 worthy Citee of Thebes, compiled by Jhon Lidgate Mouke of Berie, 
 blaefe letter, very fine copy (with exception of several leaves wormed), in 
 russia extra, g. e. sold therefore not subject to collation 
 
 Jbho. Jhon Kyngstonfor Jhon Wight, 1561 
 
 630 Chaucer (G.) Canterbury Tales, with Essay, Notes and Glossary by 
 
 T. Tyrwhitt, 5 vol. portrait, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt, crown Svo. W. Pickering, 1822 
 
 631 Chemistry. Keports of the Eoyal College and Eesearches in the La- 
 
 boratories in 1845-47 Svo. 1849 
 
 632 CHESTER (EGBERT) LOVES MARTYR : OR EOSALINS COMPLAINT. 
 
 Allegorically shadowing the Truth of Love in the constant Fate of 
 the Phoenix and Turtle. A Poeme enterlaced with much varietie 
 and raritie ; now first translated out of the venerable Italian Torquato 
 Cffiliano, by EGBERT CHESTER. With the true legend of famous 
 King Arthur, the last of the nine Worthies, being the first Essay 
 of a new Brytish Poet : collected out of diuerse Authenticall 
 Records. To these are added some new compositions, of seuerall 
 moderne Writers, whose names are subscribed to their seuerall workes, 
 upon the first subject : viz. The Phoenix and Turtle [i.e. W. Shakes- 
 peare, J. Marston, G. Chapman, Ben Jonson, &c.J 
 morocco super extra, joints, g. e. by C. Lewis, EXTREMELY RARE 
 
 small to. (1601) 
 
 * # * Mr. Daniel's copy : and has the following note in his autograph on 
 fly-leaf: "This volume is of the greatest rarity. A copy was sold 
 many years ago and was purchased, I think, by Mr. Miller for 68. 
 The present is a very fine and perfect one. The date is not cut off ; 
 the Title never had one. The date (1601) will be found at page 165. 
 At page 172 is a poem (" Threnos ") by Shakespeare. Bound in his 
 best style by C. Lewis. George Daniel, Canonbury, 1838." In con- 
 firmation of the excessive rarity of this volume see Mr. Halliwell's 
 notes, that of 20 July, 1864, in which he writes, " of extraordinary 
 rarity, and immense literary interest, including the only contribution 
 of Shakespeare to any other author's work ;" and that of 25 July, 1864, 
 in which he again writes to Sir W. Tite : " I was so impressed with the 
 excessive rarity and literary importance of Chester's Loves Martyr 
 that I raised the commission for it on the morning of sale from 160. 
 to 180. It sold for 138. Next to the Shakespeare quartos and 
 Eomeus and Juliet, it is the literary gem of the sale." 
 
 633 Christian (E.) Architectural Illustrations of Skelton Church, plates 
 
 imperial 4to. 1846 
 
 634 Christian Soldier's Penny Bible (printed 1693) reproduced in Facsimile 
 
 with Introductory Note by F. Fry small Svo. 1862 
 
 635 Chronicles of the Crusades, by Eichard of Devizes, Geoffrey de Vinsauf 
 
 and Lord John de Joinville, illuminated front, foolscap Svo. 1848 
 
 636 Chronicles, Book III, containing the Eiots of London (1780) New 
 
 Book of Chronicles, n. d. ; and other Parodies in the volume, 
 calf extra, g. e. Svo.
 
 45 
 
 637 Chronicle of London, from 1089 to 1483 (edited by E. Tyrrell) 
 
 half red morocco, g. e. scarce, only 250 copies printed 4:to. 1827 
 
 638 Chronicles of London, translated by H. T. Riley, 
 
 vellum small 4to. 1863 
 
 639 Chronicles of Charter House, by a Carthusian, plates 8vo. 1847 
 
 640 Churchill (C.) Poetical Works, with Life by W. Tooke, 3 vol. portrait, 
 
 foolscap Svo. 1844 
 
 641 CHUBCHYAED (T.) EIESTE PAET or CHTJBCIIYABDES CHIPPES, con- 
 
 tayninge Twelve seuerall Labours, 
 purple morocco extra, g. e. small 4to. T. Marshe, 1578 
 
 * # * Very scarce. A copy sold for 14. 14s. at Saunders's in 1818. 
 
 642 CICEEONIS RHETOEICOEUH NOVOBUM AD HEEENNIUM LIBEB, 
 
 FINE MANTJSCEIPT ON VELLUM, with border, initial letter containing 
 miniature and numerous capital letters, finely illuminated in gold and 
 colours, velvet, g. e. Svo. S^;c. xv 
 
 643 Cicognara (Conte) Catalogo regionato dei Libri d'Arte e d'Antichita, 
 
 2 vol. vellum Svo. Pisa, 1821 
 
 614 Cinq Codes, calf extra Q4>mo. Paris, 1827 
 
 645 Clarendon (E. Earl of) History of the Rebellion and Life, with the 
 
 suppressed Passages, 11 vol. 
 
 red morocco extra, Harleian tooling, gilt marbled edges, ly Clarice and 
 Bedford Svo. Oxford, 1826-27 
 
 646 Clarke (A.) Address to Manchester Philological Society, Liverpool, 
 
 1804 Use and Abuse of Tobacco, 1805 Narrative of R. Person's 
 Illness and Death, 1808 On the Eucharist, 1808 On the Minis- 
 terial Office, 1812, with autograph letter of Dr. A. Clarice prefixed, 
 calf gilt Svo. in one vol. 
 
 647 Clarke (C.) Architectura Ecclesiastica Londini, views of churches, 
 
 half morocco royal 4fo. 1820 
 
 648 Clarke (C. C.) Carmina minima, half calf gilt Svo. 1859 
 
 %* Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 649 Clarke (C. C.) Riches of Chaucer, portrait crown Svo. 1870 
 
 650 Clarke (E. D.) Tour through the South of England, Wales and part of 
 
 Ireland, plates, suppressed ly the author, 1793 Travels in various 
 Countries of Europe, Asia and Africa, 11 vol. portrait, maps and 
 plates, 1816-24 Life and Remains, by Bp. W. Otter, 2 vol. portrait, 
 1827, calf extra Svo. 14 vol. 
 
 651 Clarke (E. D.) Tomb of Alexander, plates 4to. Garni. 1805 
 
 652 Clarke (E. D.) Greek Marbles, plates, calf gilt royal Svo. ib. 1809 
 
 653 Clarke (J.) Holy Oyle for the Lampes of the Sanctuarie, frontispiece 
 
 by T. Cecill, ca If extra, g . e. by H". Bedford, small <ito. 1630 
 
 654 Clark (James) on the Influence of Climate, presentation copy to the 
 
 Duke of Sussex, with author's autograph inscription, 
 calf extra Svo. 1830 
 
 655 Clarke (T. H.) Eastbury Illustrated, with historical Sketch by W. H. 
 
 Black, plates imperial 4.to. 1834
 
 46 
 
 G56 CLAUDE DE LORRAINB, LIBER VERITATIS, containing 300 Plates, in 
 imitation of the Original Drawings, by Richard Earlom, portrait of 
 Claude, 3 vol. fine impressions throughout, 
 uncut, folio. Soy dell, 1777-1819 
 
 657 CLAUDE LORRAINE, LIBER STUDIORUM, engraved from the Drawings in 
 
 the British Museum, by F. C. Lewis, 100 plates in sepia, 
 half morocco, g. e. folio. 1840 
 
 G58 Claudel (J.) Formules, Tables et Eenseignement pratiques, 
 
 calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt Svo. Paris, 1845 
 
 G59 Clayton ( J.) Ancient Timber Houses of England, tinted plates, 
 
 half morocco royal folio. 1846 
 
 660 Clearidge (J.) Sbepheards Legacy, inlaid, sold with all faults, 
 
 half morocco IGmo. 1670 
 
 661 Clerisseau (C.) Antiquites de la France avec le Texte historique et ' 
 
 descriptif par J. G. Legrand, 2 vol. plates, 
 half russia, from the Duke of York's library, atlas folio. Paris, 1804 
 
 662 Clochar (P.) Palais, Maisons et Yues d'ltalie, plates, folio, ib. 1809 
 
 663 Close (F.) on Church Architecture I2mo. 1844 
 
 664 Clotilde depuis Madame de Surville (M. E.) Poesies, 
 
 half morocco, uncut 32mo. Paris, 1804 
 
 665 Clyn (Friar John) and Chancellor Thady Dowling's Annals of Ireland, 
 
 with the Annals of Eoss, edited for the Irish Archreological Society 
 by Dean E. Butler small 4fo. Dublin, 1849 
 
 666 Coad (J.) Sufferings of the Eebels sentenced by Judge Jefferies, 
 
 square 32mo. 1849 
 
 667 Cobbett (W.) Number of the Weekly Eegister for January 1, 1822, 
 
 comprizing the Second Letter to Earl Grey and a Portion of the 
 Sussex Journal, AUTOGRAPH MS. half morocco 4<to. 1822 
 
 668 Cobbett (W.) History of the Protestant Eeformation in England and 
 
 Ireland, 2 vol. LARGE PAPER royal Svo. 1829 
 
 669 Cobden (E.) Political Writings, 2 vol. Svo. .1867 
 
 670 Cobden (E.) Speeches, 2 vol. portrait Svo. 1870 
 
 671 Cobden Club Essays. Systems of Land Tenure in various Countries, 
 
 1870 Second series, 1872 Svo. 2 vol. 
 
 672 Cobler of Canterburie, edited by F. Ouvry, 
 
 presentation copy, with editor's autograph, note, half morocco, uncut, 
 
 small 4/0. 1862 
 * # * Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 673 Cochin et Bellicard sur les Antiquites d'Herculanum, plates, 
 
 12mo. Paris, 1755 
 
 674 Cochrane (J. D.) Pedestrian Journey through Eussia and Siberian Tar- 
 
 tary, maps, half calf Svo. 1824 
 
 675 Cockerell (C. E.) Temples of Jupiter Panhellenius at ^Egina, and of 
 
 Apollo Epicurius at Bassso, near Phigaleia, in Arcadia, plates, 
 half morocco, uncut royal folio. 1860
 
 47 
 
 670 COCKEES AEITHMETICK, composed by E. Cocker, 
 
 FIEST EDITION, EXTREMELY EAEE (only 3 or 4 copies known) portrait, 
 panelled calf extra, sides and back ornamented with gold, tooling, 
 
 12mo. Printed for T. Passinger on London Bridge, fyc. 1678 
 
 * % * Although " according to Cocker " Las become a common proverb, not 
 one in ten thousand has ever seen the original edition of one of the 
 most famous books on Arithmetic ever printed, and of which a fifty- 
 second appeared in 1748. Even Dr. Dibdin was never able to see 
 any one printed prior to 1700, and mentions the 32nd as the earliest 
 he had met with. This copy was purchased at Mr. Corser's sale 
 for 12. 5*. 
 
 677 Cocker's Arithmetick, amended by Gr. Fisher, portrait, 12mo. 1750 
 
 678 Codes (B.) Brief and 'most pleasauut Epitomye of the whole Art of 
 
 Physiognomic Englished by Thomas Hyll, woodcuts, John Waylande, 
 n. d. Indagine (J.) Briefe Introductions unto the Art of Chiro- 
 mancy or Manual Divination and Physiognomy as well as Astrologye, 
 translated by F. Withers, woodcuts, Jhon Daie for Richarde Jugge, 
 1558, folack letter, fine copies in red morocco, g. e. IGmo. 2 vol. in 1 
 
 679 Coleman (C.) Etchings of Subjects peculiar to the Campagna of Borne 
 
 and Pontine Marshes, India proofs, 
 half bound royal folio. Borne, 1850 
 
 680 Colenso (Bp. J. W.) First Steps in Zulu- Kafir, 12mo. Ekukanyeni, 
 
 1859 Colenso (Bp. J. W.) Three Native Accounts of the Bishop of 
 Natal's Visit to Umpande King of the Zulus, in Zulu and English, 
 with Glossary, square I6mo. Natal, 1860 (2) 
 
 681 Colenso (Bp. J. W.) on the Pentateuch, 5 parts Svo. 1862-65 
 
 682 Coleridge (Herbert) Dictionary of the Oldest English Words, 
 
 half morocco, uncut Svo. 1862 
 
 683 COLEEIDGE (S. T.) POETICAL EFFUSIONS, with Notes, 
 
 AUTOGEAPH MANUSCEiPT OF THE POET, 2 portraits of Coleridge and 1 
 of Amos Cot tie added, morocco extra folio 
 
 684 Coleridge (S. T.) Conciones ad Populum, or Addresses to the People, 
 
 FIEST EDITION, calf extra, g . e. scarce foolscap Svo. 1795 
 
 685 Coleridge (S. T.) Translation of F. Schiller's Wallenstein, 2 parts in 1, 
 
 portrait Svo. 1800 
 
 686 Coleridge (S. T.) Christabel, &c. 1816 Sibylline Leaves, ]817 
 
 Zapolya, 1817 Svo. in 1 vol. 
 
 687 Coleridge (S. T.) Biographia Literaria, 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 OEIGINAL EDITION 8VO. 1817 
 
 688 Coleridge (S. T.) Poetical Works, 3 vol. uncut, crown Svo. 1828 
 
 689 Coleridge (S. T.) Table Talk, 2 vol. portrait and view of Study, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. foolscap Svo. 1835 
 
 690 Coleridge (S. T.) Literary Bemains, 2 vol. Svo. 1836 
 
 691 Coleridge (S. T.) Biographia Literaria, 2 vol. 
 
 calf 'extra foolscap Svo. 1847
 
 48 
 
 G92 Collection of Poems, Songs, Catches, &c. against Popery, 4 parts, 1689 
 Collection of Poems on Affairs of State, 2 editions, 1689 Second 
 Part of the same, 1689 Third Part, 1689 Wild's Iter Boreale, 
 1660 Three Poems on the Death of the late Usurper Oliver Crom- 
 well, by Dryden, Sprat and Waller, 1682 Dryden (J.) Satyr to his 
 Muse, 1682 The Laurel, 1685, 
 J. Hasleicood 's copy, with his MS. notes, calf small 4-to. in one vol. 
 
 693 Collier (J.) Miscellaneous Works of Tim Bobbin, plates, Manchester, 
 
 1775 Praise of Yorkshire Ale and Yorkshire Dialogue, York, 1697, 
 calf l-iiio. in one vol. 
 
 694 Collier (J.) Tim Bobbin's Lancashire Dialect and Poems, plates ly 
 
 Q-. Cruikshank, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt post Svo. 1828 
 
 695 Collier (J. P.) History of English Dramatic Poetry to the Time of 
 
 Shakespeare and Annals of the Stage to the .Restoration, 3' vol. 
 calf extra, g. e. crown 8vo. 183 L 
 
 696 Collier (J. P.) Memoirs of E. Alleyn, Founder of Dulwich College 
 
 Svo. 1841 
 
 697 Collier (J. P.) Book of Koxburghe Ballads, woodcuts, 
 
 half morocco, uncut small 4/0. 1847 
 
 698 Collier ( J. P.) Extracts from the Eegisters of the Stationers' Company 
 
 (1557-87), 2 vol. 8vo. 1848-49 
 
 699 Collier (J. P.) Bibliographical and critical Account of the rarest Books 
 
 in the English Language alphabetically arranged, 2 vol. 
 half morocco, uncut Svo. 1865 
 
 700 Collin de Plancy (J. A. S.) Dictionnaire Infernal, 2 vol. in 1, frontis- 
 
 pieces, calf extra, Paris, 1818 Le Diable peint par lui-meme, ib. 
 1819 Dictionnaire critique des Reliques et des Images miracu- 
 leuses, 3 vol. in 2, calf extra, ib. 1 821-22 Svo. (4) 
 
 701 Colling (J. E.) Gothic Ornaments, 2 vol. plates, several illuminated in 
 
 gold and colours 4?to. 1848-50 
 
 702 Collins (J.) Dictionary of Spanish Proverbs, half calf gilt I2mo. 1823 
 
 703 COLLINS (Wm.) POETICAL WOEKS, to which are added Mr. Hammond's 
 
 Love Elegies, 
 
 PEESENTED BY JAMES BOSWELL TO HIS FEIEND SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.D. 
 WITH HIS AUTOGEAPH INSCEIPTION 
 
 in a purple morocco case 24wzo. Glasgow, R. fy A. Foulis, 1771 
 
 %* A HIGHLY INTEBESTLNG MEMENTO OF THE GEEAT CEITIC AND 
 
 MOEALIST, having notes in red ink by his pen, which were made for 
 his Life of Hammond the three stanzas marked on page 94 being 
 quoted and condemned in Hammond's Life. This copy sold for 6. 
 in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 704 Collins (W.) Poetical Works, portrait, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 
 foolscap Svo. 1830 Colman the Younger (G.) Broad Grins, foolscap 
 Svo. 1802 Colman (G.) Poetical Works, woodcuts, 32mo. 1840 (3) 
 
 705 Columbus (C.) Select Letters with other original Documents relating 
 
 to his four Voyages to the New World translated and edited by 
 B. H. Major, LAUGE PAPEE, coloured frontispiece royal Svo. 1870
 
 49 
 
 706 Comic Latin and English Grammars, 2 vol. plates by Leech 
 
 crown Svo. 1840 
 
 707 Comic Nursery Tales (Cinderella, Tom Thumb, Sleeping Beauty, Bed 
 
 EidingHood, Beauty and the Beast, Eobinson Crusoe, Puss in Boots, 
 Hop o' my Thumb, and Jack the Giant Killer), 9 pieces in 1 vol. 
 with humorous cuts, calf gilt square ~L6mo. n. d. 
 
 708 COHINES (P. DE) MEMOIEES, Nouvelle Edition revue et enrichie de 
 
 Notes et un Eecueil de Traites, Lettres, &c. par MM. Godefroy, 
 augmentee par M. L'Abbe Lenglet Du Fresnoy, 4 vol. with the 
 portrait of and dedication to Marechal Saxe, ILLUSTBATED with a 
 set of the portraits of Odieuvre, 
 
 Louis XVlTH's COPT in red morocco, silk linings, gilt marbled edges, 
 with the Royal arms of France in gold on sides 4<to. Paris, 1747 
 
 709 Commines (P. de) Memoires, 
 
 old French red morocco, g. e. 24<mo. Leide chez les Elzeviers, 1648 
 
 710 Comte (Acbille) Organization et Physiologie de 1'Homme, 
 
 fourth, edition, with atlas of coloured plates Paris, 1842 
 
 711 Conde (J.) Hietoire de la Domination des Arabes et des Maures en 
 
 Espagne et en Portugal, 3 vol. half calf gilt Svo. ib. 1825 
 
 712 Condivi (A.) Vita di Michelangelo Buonarroti, 
 
 calf extra Svo. Pisa, 1823 
 
 713 Coney (J.) Architectural Beauties of Continental Europe, India proof 
 
 plates, half morocco royal folio. 1831 
 
 714 Coney (J.) Engravings of Ancient Cathedrals, Hotels de Ville and other 
 
 Public Buildings in France, Holland, Germany and Italy, INDIA 
 PBOOFS, halfrussia atlas folio. 1832 
 
 715 Coney (John) Ecclesiastical Edifices of the Olden Time, 2 vol. etchings 
 
 of views, ground plans, 8fc. of cathedrals, churches, monasteries, 
 abbeys, fyc. half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt royal folio. 1842 
 
 716 Confessionale ou Beichtspiegel, reproduit en Facsimile par E. Spanier, 
 
 avec une Introduction par J. W. Holtrop r 
 
 imperial Svo. La Haye, 1861 
 
 717 Confessyon of the fay the of the Germaynes exibited to the mooste 
 
 victorious Emperour Charles the V. in the Councell or assemble 
 holden at Augusta 1530. To whiche is added the Apologie of 
 Melancthon translated by Eycharde Tauerner, 
 fclacfe letter, wormed, purple morocco extra, g. e. 
 
 small Svo. S. Redman, n. d. (1 536) 
 
 * # * Extremely rare. Bright's copy sold for 10. 
 
 718 Confessions. Harmony of the Confessions of the Faith of the Christian 
 
 and Eeformed Churches. To which is added the Confession of the 
 Church of Scotland, russia, g. e. small Svo. Camb. 1586 
 
 719 Conformity between modern and ancient Ceremonies, slightly wormed 
 
 Svo. 1745 
 
 720 Confused Characters of conceited Coxcombs or a Dish of traitorous 
 
 Tyrants, reprinted from the Edition of 1661 by J. O. Halliwell, 
 only 26 copies printed, half morocco, uncut small 4fo. 1860
 
 50 
 
 721 Congreve (W.) Love for Love, a Comedy, half calf gilt 4/0. 1695 
 
 722 Congreve (W.) Memoirs and Will 8vo. 1730 
 
 723 CONCRETE'S AUTOGRAPH. The Englishman (by SirE. Steele), with the 
 
 very rare autograph of " W. CONGREVE " the Dramatic Writer on 
 titlepage I2mo. 1714 
 
 724 Conversations-Lexicon, 10 vol. calf gilt Svo. Leipzig, 1824 
 
 725 Conybeare ( J. J.) Illustrations of Anglo-Saxon Poetry, 
 
 calf extra Svo. 1826 
 
 726 Conybeare ( W. D.) and W. Phillips, Outlines of the Geology of England 
 
 and Wales, coloured map and sections, calf extra crown Svo. 1822 
 
 727 Cooke (E. W.) Fifty Plates of Shipping and Craft, fine etchings, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt folio. 1829 
 
 728 Cooke (G.) Views in London and its Vicinity, LARGE PAPER, proof 
 
 plates, 1826-34 Coast Sketches, proof plates, 1830 
 halfrussia, g. e. folio, in one vol. 
 
 729 Cooke (John) Greenes Tu quoque, or the Cittie Gallant, as it hath beene 
 
 divers times acted by the Queenes Maiesties Servants, woodcut 
 portrait of Greene as JBubble, 
 morocco extra, g. e. a scarce edition, unknown to Lowndes 
 
 small 4<to. Thomas Dewe, 1622 
 
 %* The only other copy believed to exist is that in Bridgewater House." 
 
 MS. note by Mr. Halliwell. 
 
 730 Cooke (W. B.) Pompeii, 2 vol. plates royal folio. 1827 
 
 731 COOKERY AND PHTSICK in 2 Parts. The first Table maketh a Discovery 
 
 of all Things which are to be eate or dranke and the second Table 
 of all those Things which are for cureing of Distempers, 
 MANUSCRIPT RECEIPTS, curious and valuable folio. S^EC. xvii 
 
 732 Cooper's Chronicle (iucluding Lanquettes), 
 
 folacfe letter, autograph of Thomas Stafford, red morocco extra, Harleian 
 gold tooling, g.e. small ^to. 1565 
 
 733 Cooper (A.) Studies from Nature, 5 etchings on india paper 4to. 1824 
 
 734 Cooper (C. P.) et P. Roy er- Coll ard, Lettres sur la Cour de la Chan- 
 
 cellerie d'Angleterre, Svo. Paris, 1830 Cooper (C. P.) on the Public 
 Records, 2 vol. Svo. 1832 (3) 
 
 735 Corfield (W. H.) on Sewage 8vo. 1870 
 
 735* CORTATE (THOMAS). Coryats Crudities hastily gobled up in five 
 Moneths trauells in France, Sauoy, Italy, Rhetia comonly called 
 the Grisons country, Heluetia alias Switzerland, some parts of high 
 Germany, and the Netherlands ; Newly digested in the hungry aire 
 of ODCOMBE in the County of Somerset, & now dispersed to the 
 nourishment of the trauelling Members of this Kingdome. With 
 Posthume Poems of the Author's Father. Large copy (8 by 6 inches) 
 slightly wormed, with engraved title containing portrait of Author 
 by Sole (points cut off and backed), cancelled title entitled " Three 
 crude Veines," and all the plates, russia, joints, g. e. rare. 4tto. 
 Printed by W. 8. 1611. Prefixed are " Panegyricke Verses upon the 
 Author and his Booke" by Nevill, Sir J. Harrington, Lewknor, 
 Philips, Sir D. Digges, Dr. Donne (including a Macaronic), Bp. 
 Corbet, Chapman, Bastard, Drayton, Davis of Hereford, &c. 
 Mr. G. Smith's copy sold for 39 10s.
 
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 736 Coriate (T.) The Odcombian Banquet dished foorth by Thomas the 
 
 Coriat, and served in by a Number of Noble Wits in Prayse of his 
 Crudities and Crambe too. Asinus portans Hysteria, 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. small 4fo. T. Thorp, 1611 
 
 *** A collection of "panegyricke verses upon the Author and his Booke," 
 
 by Ben Jonson, L. "Whitaker, H. Nevill, Sir J. Harrington, J. Donne, 
 
 R. Corbet, J. Owen, T. Bastard, T. Farnaby, M. Drayton, J. Davis, 
 
 H. Peacham, &c. &c. 
 
 737 Coryats Crambe, or his Col Wort twise sodden and now served in with 
 
 other Macaronicke Dishes as to the second Course to his Crudities, 
 morocco extra, g. e. small 4<to. W. Stansby, 1611 
 
 738 Coriate (Thomas) Traveller for the English Wits' Greeting. From the 
 
 Court of the Great Mogul, Eesident at the Towne of Asmere, in 
 Easterne India, woodcuts, autograph of Sam. Ireland, 
 the reprint, red morocco small 4<to. .1616 
 
 739 Cornaro (L.) Discorsi della Vita sobria, scarce, but imperfect at end 
 
 '32mo. Pariggi, 1646 
 
 740 Corneille (M.) Pompey, a Tragoedy, half morocco 4fo. 1663 
 %* Translated by Mrs. Philips, who added the Songs between the Acts to 
 
 lengthen the Play. 
 
 74<l Corneille (P.) L'Imitation de Jesus-Christ traduite et paraphrased en 
 
 Vers Fran 9013, 
 fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by Niedree, 12mo. Bruxelles, 1657 
 
 742 Corner (G. E.) Account of ancient Inns of Southwark, plates, privately 
 
 printed, 1860 Brunei (M. J.) New Plan of Tunnelling under the 
 Thames, plates, the original very rare prospectus (1824) Cowper 
 (B. H.) Account of Milwall (Isle of Dogs), 1853 Lowe (G.) 
 Roman Theatre of Verulam, plates, 1848 Wright (T.) Uriconium, 
 plan and woodcuts, with author's autograph letter, 1859, 
 calf gilt 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 743 Cornwall. Case between Sir W. Clayton, Bart, and the Duchy of Corn- 
 
 wall (Constitution of the Duchy), printed for presents only, 8vo. 1834 
 
 744 Cornwall (Barry, i.e. B. W. Proctor) Marcian Colonna and other Poems, 
 
 ivith author's autograph inscription, half calf gilt, 8vo. 1820 Corn- 
 wall (Barry, i.e. B. W. Proctor) Mirandola, 1821 Coleridge (S. T.) 
 Christabel, &c. 1816 All the Talents, 1807, Svo. in one vol. 
 half calf extra (2) 
 
 745 Cornwallis (Jane, Lady) Private Correspondence, 
 
 citron morocco extra, g, e. by Hayday crown Svo, 1842
 
 52 
 
 746 Correspondence of tlio London Corresponding Society, n.d. Declaration 
 
 of the Principles and Views of the London Corresponding Society, 
 folio broadside, 1795 Duties of Citizenship (1795); and other 
 scarce Tracts printed for the L.C.S. in the volume Svo. 
 
 747 Cortes (M.) Arte of Navigation, Englished by E. Eden, blacfe letter, 
 
 woodcuts, R. Walking, 1589 Garcie (P.) Grand Koutierde la Mcr, 
 cuts, Rochclle, 1584 Bourne (W.) Arte of Shooting in great 
 Ordnaunce, fclacfe letter, T. Dawson, 1587, 
 limp vellum small 4to. in one vol. 
 
 748 Cortez (H.) Despatches translated, with Introduction and Notes by 
 
 G. Folsom Svo. New York, 1843 
 
 749 Cory (J. P.) Ancient Fragments in Greek and English, 1828 Tan 
 
 Drival (Abbe E.) Grammaire comparee des Langues Bibliques, 
 plates, Paris, 1853 Ballhorn (F.) Alphabete, Leipzig, 1853 ; and 
 various Tracts on Hieroglyphics, Arrowheaded characters, &c, in the 
 volume, calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt Svo. 
 
 750 Cory (J. P.) Ancient Fragments in Greek and English Svo. 1832 
 
 751 Cory (J. P.) Metaphysical, Mythological and Chronological Inquiries, 
 
 3 vol. in 1 foolscap Svo. 1833-37 
 
 752 Cotman (J. S.) Etchings of the Architectural Antiquities of Norfolk, 
 
 plates, lialfrussia royal folio. Yarmouth, 1818 
 
 753 Cotman (J. S.) Architectural Antiquities of Normandy, with Descrip- 
 
 tions by D. Turner, 2 vol. in 1, india proof plates, 
 russia, g. e. by C. Lewis royal folio. 1822 
 
 754 Cottingham (L. N.) Descriptive Memoir of his Museum of Mediaeval 
 
 Architecture and Sculpture, 1850 Catalogue of L. N. Cottingham's 
 Museum by H. Shaw, woodcuts, 1850 The Auction Catalogue sold 
 by Foster and Son, woodcuts, 1851, half morocco extra, 4to. in one vol. 
 
 755 Cottle (J.) Account of St. Mary Magdalene Church, Taunton, plates 
 
 royal Svo. 1845 
 
 756 Cotton (H.) Memoir of a French New Testament in which the Mass 
 
 and Purgatory are found in the Sacred Text. Together with Bishop 
 Kidder's ^Reflections on the same, John Benett's MS. annotations, 
 with collations of Sir W. Tite's copy, half morocco Svo. 1863 
 
 757 Coverdale (Bp. M.) Certain most godly, fruitfull and comfortable 
 
 Letters of such true Saintes and holy Martyrs of God as in the late 
 bloodye Persecution here within this Eealme gave their Lyves for 
 the Defence of Christes holy Gospel, 
 blacfe letter, woodcut, half russia small 4:to. John Day, 1564 
 
 758 Coverte (Captain E.) Voyage and Travels with a Discovery of a great 
 
 Emperour called the Great Mogull, a Prince not till now knowne 
 to our English Nation 
 
 blach letter, calf extra, g. e. by Riviere small 4to. 1612 
 
 * # * Scarce. Inglis's copy sold for 3. 10s., and Jadis's for 3. 3s. 
 
 759 Cowper (W.) Poetical Works, with Notes and a Memoir by J. Bruce, 
 
 3 vol. portrait, ivith autograph note from Editor, fcap. Svo. 1865
 
 53 
 
 7GO Cowper (W.) Table Talk and other Poems, portrait and numerous illus- 
 trations by Harrison Weir, Wimperis, Gilbert, fyc. 8vo. n. d. 
 
 7G1 Cowper (W.) Life and Letters, with Remarks on Epistolary "Writers 
 by W. Hayley, 4 \o\. portrait, half morocco, 8vo. 1812 Cowper (W.) 
 Private Correspondence, 2 vol. portraits, calf extra, 8vo. 1824 (6) 
 
 7G2 Coxe (E.) Miscellaneous Poetry, with author's autograph inscription, 
 
 uncut croicn 8vo. Bath, 1805 
 
 703 Cranley (T.) Amanda : or the reformed Whore (in Prose and Verse), 
 
 by E. Ouvry, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, presentation copy from the Editor, with his auto- 
 graph inscription small 4:to. 1869 
 %* Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 7G4 CBANMEB (Archbishop T.) CATHECHISMUS, That is to say, a shorte In- 
 struction into Christian Religion, 
 
 black letter, woodcuts, FIBST AND EXCESSIVELY EAEE EDITION, with 
 the errata, morocco extra, g. e. blind-tooled in the old style 
 
 IGmo. Imprynted by Nycolas Hyll for Gwalter Lynne, 1548 
 
 765 CEANMEE'S CATECHISMS, 
 
 black letter, woodcuts, SECOND EDITION (in the same year without 
 errata}, Jine large copy, with rough, leaves, in the original binding, g. e. 
 ivith silver clasps, EXTEEMELT EAEE, 
 
 16zo. Imprynted for Gwalter Lynne, 1548 
 
 * # * For an account of the variations of these two editions issued in the 
 same year, see the printed " Bibliographical and Literary Account of 
 Cranmer's Catechism drawn up from two copies of the original in the 
 possession of Sir "W. Tite." 
 
 766 Cranmer (Archbp. T.) Catechism, with the same in Latin by Justus 
 
 Jonas, ivoodcuts 8vo. Oxford, 1829 
 
 767 Crantz (D.) History of Greenland, 2 vol. maps and plates, 
 
 calf 8vo. 1767 
 
 768 Craven (Lady Elizabeth) Modern Anecdote of the ancient Family of the 
 
 Kinkvervankotsdarsprakengotchderns, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. by Zaehnsdorf foolscap 8vo. n. d. 
 
 7G9 Crebillon Eils (C. P. Jolyot de) (Euvres: Lettres de la Marquise de 
 M*** au Comte de R***, 2 vol. 1739 Lettres de la Duchesse de 
 *** au Due de ***, 2 vol. 1769 Le Sopha, 2 vol. plates, Pekin, 
 1749 Tanza'i et Neadarne, 2 vol. plates, PeTcin, 1758 Le Cousin 
 de Mahomet, 2 vol. plates, Constantinople, s. d. Angola, 2 vol. in 1, 
 Agra, 1763 La Nuit et le Moment, plates, Amst. 1764, 
 
 calf 32mo. 13 vol. in 12 
 
 770 Crebillon (P. J. de) (Euvres, 2 vol. portrait and plates by Peyron, 
 
 calf 8vo. Paris, 1799 
 
 771 Cresy (E.) and G. L. Taylor, Architecture of the Middle Ages in Italy, 
 
 plates, 1829 Goldicut (J.) Heriot's Hospital, india proof plates, n.d. 
 halfrussia folio, in 1 vol. 
 
 772 Cresy (E.) on Bridge-Building, plates, half morocco royal folio. 1839 
 
 773 Cresy (E.) Illustrations of Stone Church, Kent, plates folio. 1840 
 
 774 Crimes of the Clergy and Scourge of Ireland, frontispiece, 
 
 uncut, scarce 8vo. 1823
 
 54. 
 
 775 CnicniON (The admirable). Epicedinm illustrissimi et reverendissimi 
 
 Cardinalis Caroli Boromaei, ab JACOBO CEITONIO, Scoto, ezaratum, 
 small 4>to. Medolani, ex typog. Mich. Tini, 1584 Relatione fatta da 
 Aldo Mannuci al Duca di Sora, ad X Ottobre, 1581, sopra le ara- 
 mirabili qualita del Nobilissimo Giouane Scozzese IACOMO DI CBET- 
 TONE, small 8vo. Venetia, presso Aldo, 1582 
 morocco extra, by P. Thompson of Paris small 4to. in 1 vol. 
 
 * # * The first of these Tracts, a beautiful copy from the Library of Cardinal 
 Imperial!, bears an imprint differing from that given by Brunet ; the 
 volume is described by him as having become rare, and perhaps was 
 never actually seen by him. The copy in the Sapien/a College at 
 Home was, until recently, thought to be unique. The Aldine Tract, 
 detailing the many accomplishments of the admirable Crichton, is no 
 less rare than the other. 
 
 776 Crichton (A.) Life and Diary of Lieut. Col. J. Blackader, portrait, 
 
 half morocco, uncut \2rno. Edinb. 1824 
 
 777 Christiano Vigilante, woodcuts 64:mo. Napoli, 1851 
 
 778 Croker (T. C.) Popular Songs of Ireland crown 8vo. 1839 
 
 779 Cromek (E. H.) Eemains of Nithsdale and Galloway Song, 
 
 calf extra crown 8vo. 1810 
 
 780 Cromwell. The perfect Politician or a full View of the Life and Actions 
 
 of 0. Cromwell (supposed to have been written by J. Selden), port, 
 calf extra, g. e. scarce Idmo. 1660 
 
 781 CEONYCLES OP ENGLONDE with the fruyte of tymes, and also a descrip- 
 
 cyon of Englonde [Wales and Irlonde] 
 
 folacfe letter, woodcuts, title mended (a few letters deficient), else fine copy 
 in morocco super extra, joints, g. e. by C. Smith 
 
 small folio. Wynkyn de Worde, 1528 
 
 *,* The last edition printed by "Wynkyn de "Worde, and extremely rare. 
 The Duke of Eoxburghe's copy sold for 27. 16s 6d. 
 
 782 Crosby (Brass). Memoir of Alderman B. Crosby, Lord Mayor 1770- 
 
 1771, india proof portrait, 
 half morocco, g. e. from Mr. Eytorfs Library <ito. 1829 
 
 783 Crouch (H.) "Welch Traveller (in Verse) edited by J. O. Halliwell, 
 
 only 30 copies printed, half morocco, uncut IGmo. 1860 
 
 784 Cruikshank (G.) Political Tracts illustrated, viz.: Doll Tear Sheet- 
 
 Groan from the Throne Lecture on Tails My Lady's Shag Dog 
 Total Eclipse Political House that Jack Built Constitutional 
 Apple-Pie Political Queen that Jack loves A Cat may look at a 
 King Peep at the Pavillion Magic Lantern Eoyal Letter Bag 
 Eound-of-Beef Parson, in one vol. cuts by G. Cruikshank, 
 half calf gilt Svo. 1819-20 
 
 785 CEUIKSHANK (G.) THE HUMOURIST, 4 vol. coloured plates by G. Cruik- 
 
 shank, half calf gilt, very scarce 12mo. 1819-22 
 
 786 Cruikshank (George) Points of Humour, 2 parts, LAEGE PAPEE, india 
 
 proof plates, 1823-24 Points of Misery by C. "Westmacott, 20 de- 
 signs by It. Cruikshank, 1823 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt Svo. in one vol.
 
 55 
 
 787 Cruikshank (G.) Italian Tales, with india proof illustrations ly G. 
 
 Cruikshank, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt crown Svo. 1824 
 
 788 Cruikshank (George) Greenwich Hospital, Naval Sketches by an Old 
 
 Sailor,^ with coloured illustrations ly George Cruikshank, 4/0. 1826 
 
 789 Cruikshank (George) Phrenological Illustrations oblong. 1826 
 
 790 Cruikshank (G.) Punch and Judy, coloured illustrations ly G. Cruik- 
 
 shank, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt crown Svo. 1828 
 
 791 Cruikshank. Epping Hunt, by T. Hood, 6 woodcuts from designs ly 
 
 G. Cruikshank, 1830 March of Intellect, by W. T. Montcrieff, 
 woodcuts ly R. Cruikshank, 1830 Devil's Yisit, woodcuts ly It. 
 Cruikshank, 1830 Devil's Walk, woodcuts ly R. Cruikshank, n. d. 
 Monsieur Tonson, by J. Taylor, woodcuts ly JK. Cruikshank, 1830 
 1830 Tom Thumb,^by Kane O'Hara, woodcuts from G. Cruikshank's 
 designs, 1830 Bombastes Furioso, by W. B. Ehodes, woodcuts from 
 designs ly G. Cruikshank, 1830 
 
 J J / 
 
 half morocco foolscap Svo. in I vol. 
 
 792 Cruikshank (G.) Gentleman in Black, with illustrations ly G. Cruik- 
 
 shank, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 12mo. 1831 
 
 793 Cruikshank (G.) Tough Tarns by the old Sailor, illustrations ly G. 
 
 Cruikshank, half calf foolscap Svo. 1835 
 
 794 Cruikshank (G.) Comic Almanack, from 1835 to 1847 inclusive, 4 vol. 
 
 numerous illustrations, half morocco extra foolscap Svo. 1835-47 
 
 795 Cruikshank (George) Essay on his Genius (by W. M. Thackeray), 
 
 with numerous illustrations of his ivorks 1840 
 
 796 Cruikshank (George) Table-Book, edited by Gilbert a Beckett, 
 
 halfrussia royal Svo. 1845 
 
 797 Cruikshank (George) John Gilpin Ballad of Lord Bateman Bee and 
 
 the Wasp Comic Almanack for 1850 Bachelor's Own Book 
 Legend of St. Dunstan, all having designs ly Cruikshank v.y. 
 
 798 Cruikshank (G.) Talpa, or Chronicles of a Clay Farm, by C. W. H. wood- 
 
 cuts ly G. Cruikshank post Svo. 1853 
 
 799 Cruikshank (G.) Life of Sir John FalstafF illustrated, with a Biography 
 
 of the Knight by E. B. Brough, plates, 
 half red morocco, g, e. royal Svo. 1858 
 
 800 Cruikshank (George) My Sketch Book, 9 Nos. 
 
 oblong. Pullished for the Artist 
 
 801 Cruikshank (George) Illustrations of Smollett, Pielding, &c. The 
 
 Months, and other Pieces by this clever Artist, 91 suljects 
 
 802 Cruikshank (George) Illustrations of Popular Works, part I, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, india proofs folio. 
 
 803 CRUIKSHANK (George) A MOST EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF ETCHINGS, 
 
 CARICATURES, FACETIAE, AND COLOURED PRINTS by this well-known 
 and inimitable Artist, consisting of about FIFTEEN HUNDRED PIECES, 
 illustrative of his very amusing and popular works, many of which 
 are very scarce, some leing proofs on india paper, very neatly mounted 
 and bound in half morocco imperial 4o. 10 vol.
 
 56 
 
 804 Cumberland (B.) Anecdotes of eminent Painters in Spain, and Catalogue 
 
 of Paintings in the King of Spain's Palace at Madrid, 3 vol. 
 calf gilt foolscap 8vo. ] 782-87 
 
 805 Camming ( J. G.) Eunic and other Monumental Remains of the Isle of 
 
 Man, plates, J. H. Markland's copy, with 3 autograph letters from 
 S. Jones and F. J. Poynton added 4:to. 1857 
 
 800 Cunningham (A.) Songs of Scotland, 4 vol. 
 
 half red morocco, uncut, top edges gilt crown Svo. ]825 
 
 807 Cunningham (P.) Handbook for London, 2 vol. crown Svo. 1849 
 
 808 Cunningham (P.) Story of Nell Gwyn, woodcuts crown Svo. 1852 
 
 809 Curiosity (The) 12mo. 1739 
 
 810 Cusack (M. F.) Life of the Liberator (D. O'Connell), portraits and 
 
 plates 4to. 1872 
 
 811 Cuvier (G.) et A. Brongniart, Description geologique des Environs de 
 
 Paris, calf extra, g. e. and atlas in 4to. Svo. Paris, 1835 
 
 Dallaway (Harriet) Manual of Heraldry, cuts I2mo. 1828 
 
 Dalrymple (A.) Collection of English Songs, 
 FINE PAPEE, G. Daniel's copy, calf extra, g. e. by C. Lewis 
 
 crown Svo. 1796 
 
 814 Dalrymple (Sir D.) Memorials and Letters relating to the Reigns of 
 
 James I and Charles I, 2 vol. in 1, 
 calf crown Svo. Glasgow, Foulis, 1766 
 
 815 Dampier (W.) New Voyage round the "World, 2 vol. maps and plates, 
 
 calf Svo. 1699 
 
 816 Dance (G.) Collection of Portraits, engraved in imitation of the original 
 
 drawings by Daniell, half morocco, g. e. folio n. d. 
 
 817 Dances. A Collection of Dance Tunes, with music, figures of Dances 
 
 and directions in Italian, MANUSCRIPT, square 12mo. SIEC. xviii 
 Dance Tunes, with- music and figures, the headings in French, \2rno. 
 S.EC. xviii (2) 
 
 818 DANIEL (G.) MERRIE ENGLAND IN THE OLDEN TIME, 2 vol. in 3, 
 
 humorous illustrations by Leech, 
 green morocco extra, g. e. by O. Lewis I2mo. 1842 
 
 THIS COPT IS PRINTED ON FINE .PAPEE AND MOST PROFUSELY AND 
 BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BT THE AUTHOR HIMSELF, Comprising 
 
 among the SINGULARLY CUEIOUS AND INTERESTING ADDITIONS, TBB 
 
 TWENTY-SEVEN ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, EXECUTED EXPRESSLY FOR 
 THIS WORK, BY THAT CELEBRATED ARTIST ROBERT CfiUIKSHANK, 
 
 and others made by him for this copy only ; including also 
 FORTY-NIKE DRAWINGS by Brown, Cosway, De "Wilde, Harding, 
 Rowlandson, Schuebbelie, Shepherd, Tiffen, Wageman, "Worlidge, 
 and other well-known artists ; A MOST CHOICE AND BARE COLLECTION 
 OF ANCIENT AND MODERN PRINTS from rare works or of singular 
 curiosity (SEVERAL PROOF IMPRESSIONS), with many Exhibition 
 Bills of Curious, Wonderful, or strange Sights, both Natural and 
 Artificial; Tobacco Papers; Autographs; Ballads; Tickets for 
 Refreshment at Houses of Public Resort, for Benefits at many 
 Theatres, &c. &c. exceeding THBEE HUNDRED AND THIRTY, including
 
 57 
 
 Portraits of Royal and Noble Persons, "Warriors, Statesmen, 
 Prelates, Politicians, Poets and Players, depicted in character; 
 among these should be noticed Garrick reciting his Ode at the 
 Shakespeare Jubilee in 1759, WITH THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ; 
 Garrick as Sir John Brute ; the Original Plate of the Eed Bull 
 Theatre, from Kirkman's Drolls ; Print of the Four Indian Kings ; 
 " Tiddy Doll," from the London Cries ; Portrait of James Spiller, the 
 Comedian, and the Draicing from which the print was engraved ; Cave 
 Underbill, the Comedian, by Faber; Archy Armstrong, the Jester, 
 from Mr. Bindley's Collection ; Elynor Rummin, from the Stowe 
 Collection ; Thomas Doggett, the Actor ; Sir F. Drake, iviih Nautical 
 Emblems, RARE ; &c. &c. Plates of Jesters, Robin-Hood and his 
 Merry Men ; Representations of Giants, Dwarfs, Fire Eaters, Con- 
 jurors, Monsters, Mountebanks, Posture Masters, Quacks, Quakers, 
 Puritans ; the Humours of Bartlemy, Gooseberry, Greenwich, Horn 
 and Frost Fairs ; with Christmas Merriments, and Frolics at the 
 May Games ; IMPORTANT AUTOGRAPH LETTERS ; affording inter- 
 esting Reminiscences to the Londoner of by-gone times as to the 
 Manners and Customs of our Ancestors, their doings from the time 
 of Chaucer, to a period within the recollection of many inhabitants 
 of this huge city. 
 
 %* TO FORM THREE SIMILAR VOLUMES, SO REDOLENT OF FUN, JOLLITY, 
 AND HILARITY, WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE ! ! ! CONTAINING AS THEY DO, 
 THE ONLY DRAWINGS WHICH HAYE COME DOWN TO us. THEIR CON- 
 TENTS ARE NOT ONLY VALUABLE AS A TREASURY OF ANTIQUARIAN 
 
 KNOWLEDGE, BUT AS A MOST AMUSING REPERTORY OF MIRTH, GOOD 
 HUMOUR AND WIT 
 
 This copy was considered one of the gems of Mr. Daniel's Collection, 
 and sold for 110. 
 
 819 Daniel (R.) Copy-Book, 67 plates of Penmanship, engraved by E. Cocker, 
 
 scarce oblong folio. 16(34 
 
 820 Daniel (S.) "Works, 8. Waterson, 1602 Tasso (T.) Godfrey of Bulloigne 
 
 in English heroicall Yerse by E. Fairfax, 1600, 
 morocco, g. e. by C. Lewis small folio, in one vol. 
 
 821 D[aniel] (S.) Defence of Ryme (portion of Panegyrike) small Svo. 1603 
 
 822 Daniell (S.) Certaine small "Workes heretofore divulged and now againe 
 
 by him corrected and augmented, portrait added, 
 citron morocco, joints, <j. e. I2mo. I. L. for Simon Waterson, 1611 
 
 823 Dante col Sito et Forma dell' Inferno, 
 
 large copy in red morocco extra, rich gold tooling, gilt marbled edges, by 
 Niedree 800. Vinegia, Aldo, 1515 
 
 824 Dante, L' Amoroso Convivio, Vinegia, 1529 Dialogo de Fortuna del 
 
 Magnifico Cavalliero Antonio Phileremo Fregoso, last leaf mended, 
 ivi, 1523, calf extra small Svo. in one vol. 
 
 825 Dante Aligieri, La Comedia con la nova Expositione cli A. Yellutello, 
 
 woodcuts, title mended and ruled, else fine copy in russia, g. e. by 
 Roger Payne Vinegia, 1544 
 
 826 Dante, Divina Commedia, calf extra, g. e. 12mo. Bergamo, 1752 
 
 827 Dante, Divina Commedia, 2 \o\. portrait, 
 
 French calf, g. e. 12zo. Pari'ji, 17G8 
 
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 58 
 
 828 Dante, translated by Rev. H. F. Gary, 3 vol. calf extra Svo. 1819 
 
 829 Dante, translated by Eev. E. O'Donnell, portrait and plates, 12mo. 1852 
 
 830 Dante Alighieri's Canzionere, including the Vita nuova and Convito, 
 
 Italian and English, translated by C. Lyell, 
 THICK PAPER, proof portrait, the Translator's own copy, cloth, g. e. 
 
 12010. 183,1 
 
 831 Dante's Inferno, translated by C. Hindley, 1842 Barlow (H. C.) 
 
 Letteratura Dantesca, 1857; &c. half calf extra Svo. in one vol. 
 
 832 DABCIE (A.) ANNALES OF QUEEN ELIZABETH, engraved title, portrait 
 
 of Q. Elizabeth with a fan, and the portrait of A. Darcie by Delaram 
 
 (copy}, B. Fisher, 1625 Browne (T.) Toinus alter et idem : Historie 
 
 of the Life and Reigne of that famous Princesse Elizabeth, woodcut 
 
 full-length portrait of Q. Elizabeth, T. Harper, 1629 
 
 fine copies in red morocco super extra, gold tooling, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4to. 2 vol. 
 
 833 D'Argenville (Desallier) Abrege de la Vie des plus fameux Peintres, 
 
 2 vol. portraits, but no Supplement 4<to. Paris, 1745 
 
 834 D'Argenville (M.) Vies des fameux Arcbitectes et Sculpteurs, 2 vol. 
 
 Svo. Paris, 1787 
 
 835 Daru (P.) Histoire de Venise, 8 vol. maps, calf extra, 12mo. Paris, 1826 
 
 836 Daryus. A pretie new Enterlude both pithie and pleasaunt of the 
 
 Story of the Kyng Daryus now first reprinted from the 1565 edition, 
 by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 only 26 copies printed, half morocco, uncut small ^to. I860 
 
 837 Dati (C.) Vite de Pittori antichi, red morocco, g. e. 4fo. Firenze, 1667 
 
 838 Daulby (D.) Catalogue of the Works of Rembrandt and of his Scholars, 
 
 Bol, Livens and Van Vliet, with Supplement and Appendix, portrait, 
 calf extra Svo. Liverpool, 1796 
 
 839 Davenant (Sir W.) Madagascar, with other Poems, calf gilt, I2mo. 1648 
 
 %* See Verses "In remembrance of Master William Shakespire," at 
 pp. 34-35. 
 
 840 Davidson ( J.) History of Newenham Abbey, plates 12mo. 1843 
 
 841 Davies (E.) Mythology and Rites of the British Druids, 
 
 calf royal Svo. 1809 
 
 842 Davies (T.) Life of David Garrick, 2 vol. portrait, calf, crown Svo. 1780 
 
 843 Davis (C. E.) Ancient Landmarks of Bath, plans, fcap. Svo. Bath, 1864 
 
 844 Davis (E.) Gothic Ornaments illustrative of Prior Birde's Oratory in 
 
 Bath Abbey, plates, half bound royal folio. 1834 
 
 844* Davis (H. G.) Memorials of Knightsbridge, plates I2mo. 1859 
 
 815 DAVIS (John, of Hereford) SCOURGE OP FOLLY, consisting of satyricall 
 
 Epigrnmrns, and others, in Honor of many noble and worthy Persons 
 
 of our Land. Together with a pleasant (though discordant) Descant 
 
 upon most English Proverbes, and others, engraved title, containing 
 
 cut oj " Wilt whipping Folly" sm. Svo. FJ. A. for Richard Itedmer, n. d. 
 
 %* Very rare. A copy marked 10. 10s. in the Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica, 
 
 sold in Midgley's sale for 8. l:3a, and Jolley's for 6.
 
 59 
 
 846 Davy (C.) on Artificial Foundations, plates Svo. 1839 
 
 817 Davy (H.) Architectural Antiquities of Suffolk, India proof etchings 
 
 royal folio. Sotithwold, 1827 
 
 818 Davy (Sir H.) Salmoniii : or Days of Fly Fishing, woodcuts, 
 
 calf extra, ff. e. foolscap Svo. 1828 
 
 849 Davyth ap Gwylym Poems, translated into English Verse by Maelog 
 
 (i. e. Eev. Vaughan Jones), calf gilt foolscap Svo. 1834 
 
 850 Day (J.) Humour out of Breath, a Comedy, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 
 1860 Merrie Prognostication of Will Summers, &c. edited by J. 0. 
 Halliwell, only 30 copies preserved, I860 crown Svo. (2) 
 
 851 Dean (G. A.) Essays on the Construction of Farm Buildings and 
 
 Labourer's Cottages, plates 4to. Stratford, 1849 
 
 852 Debrett's Illustrated House of Commons and Judicial Bench, compiled 
 
 and edited by K. H. Mair, coats of arms square IQmo. 1869 
 
 853 Decker (T.) Gull's Hornbook, reprinted with Notes by J. N[ott], 
 
 calf extra, g. e. 4<to. Bristol, 1812 
 
 854 Declaration of the Faith and Order owned and practised in the Congre- 
 
 gational Churches in England agreed at the Savoy Meeting, 12 Oc- 
 tober, 1658, half calf, scarce small 4<to. 1659 
 
 855 De Foe (D.) The Storm, calf gilt Sto. 1704 
 
 856 [De Foe (D.)] Dictionary of all Eeligions, calf extra, a. e. Svo. 1704 
 
 857 De Foe (D.) Eobinson Crusoe. Second Edition, plate, 1719 Farther 
 
 Adventures. First Edition, map, 1719 
 red morocco extra, g. e. Svo. 2 vol. 
 
 858 De Foe (D.) Life and Adventures of Duncan Campbell, the Deaf and 
 
 Dumb Gentleman, plates Svo. 1720 
 
 859 De Foe (D.) Tour thro' Great Britain, FIBST EDITION Svo. 1724 
 
 8GO De Foe (D.) Tour thro' Great Britain, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, plan, calf gilt Svo. 1724 
 
 861 De Foe (D.) New Voyage round the World by a Course never sailed 
 
 before, plates, calf Svo. 1725 
 
 862 De Foe (D.) History of Apparitions by A. Moreton ('. e. D. De Foe), 
 
 plates, calf Svo. 1735 
 
 863 De Foe (D.) Life of Colonel Sack, frontispiece, 
 
 tree-marbled calf extra, g. e. by J. Clarke Svo. 1738 
 
 864 De Foe (D.) British Heroine or an Abridgement of the Life and Ad- 
 
 ventures of Mrs. Christian Davies, commonly called Mother Boss, 
 equestrian portrait added, calf Svo. 1742 
 
 865 De Foe (D.) History of the Great Plague in London in 1665, 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. Svo. 1754 
 
 866 De Foe (D.) Tour through Great Britain, 4 vol. calf 12mo. 1769 
 
 867 De Foe (D.) Memoirs of the Hon. Col. A. Newport (Memoirs of a 
 
 Cavalier with a new title), 
 portrait of the Earl of Essex, red morocco, g. e. Svo. 1792
 
 CO 
 
 8G8 Be "Foe (D.) Robinson Crusoe, 2 vol. LARGE PAPER, numerous engravings 
 
 from drawings ly O. Cruikshank (the frontispieces india proofs), 
 fine copy in red morocco extra, uncut, top edges gilt, crown Svo. 1831 
 
 8G9 DEKKER (Tho.) MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN TO KING 
 JAMES, Queeue Anne his "Wife, and Henry Frederick the Prince, 
 upon the day of his Maiesties Triumphant Passage (from the Tower) 
 through his Honourable Citie (and Chamber) of London, being the 
 15th of March, 1603. As well by the English as by the Strangers : 
 "With the Speeches and Songs, delivered in the severall Pageants, 
 portrait of James I,Jine copy in red morocco super extra, broad dentelle 
 borders of gold, g. e. by Zcohnsdorf 
 
 small 4/o. T. C.for Tho. Man the yonger, 1601 
 
 %* An extremely rare Pageant. Ehodes's copy sold for 16. 
 
 870 DEKKER (Thomas)] A KNIGHTS CONIURING. Done in earnest : Dis- 
 
 couered in lest, fine copy in olive morocco, joints, red leather linings, 
 g. e. small 4/o. T. C.for W. Burley, 1607 
 
 %* This copy sold for 12. 15s. in these Rooms, 21 Nov. 1863. 
 
 871 Dekker (T.) Lanthorne and Candle-light. Or the Bell-Mans Second 
 
 Nights-walke, 
 blacfe letter, woodcut on title, red morocco extra, g. e. ly F. Bedford 
 
 small 4/o. John Busby, 1609 
 * # * This very rare work contains " The Canters Dictionaries* 
 
 872 Dekker (T.) Decker's Dream (in Verse). Eeprinted from the 1620 
 
 Edition by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 only 26 copies printed, half morocco, uncut small 4/o. 1860 
 
 873 De La Beche (Sir H. T.) Sections and Views illustrative of Geological 
 
 Phenomena, plates 4/o. 1830 
 
 874 De La Beche (Sir H.) and T. Seeks, Catalogue of British Pottery and 
 
 Porcelain in the Museum of Practical Geology, woodcuts, 
 half calf extra royal Svo. 1855 
 
 875 [Dellon (M.)] Relation de PInquisition de Goa, plates, 
 
 old French red morocco, g. e. 12mo. Paris, 1688 
 
 876 Deloney (T.) Thomas of Beading, Sixth Edition, 
 
 black letter, red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, scarce 
 
 small 4/o. E. Alldefor E. Bird, 1632 
 
 877 Deloney (T.) History of John "Winchcomb, usually called Jack of 
 
 Newbury, the famous Clothier, edited by J. O. Halliwell, 
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 878 Deloney (T.) Three old Ballads on the Armada, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 
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 879 Deloney (T.) History of John Winchcomb alias Jack of Newbury, 
 
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 880 Demmin (A.) Guide de 1' Amateur de Faiences and Porcelaines, Poteries, 
 
 Terres cuites, Peinture sur Lave et Emaux, 
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 881 De Moivre (A.) on the Doctrine of Chances 4/0, 1756
 
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 883 Denham (Sir J.) Poems and Translations with the Sophy, a Tragedy, 
 
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 884 Denis (F.) Histoire de I'Ornementatioii des Manuscrits, 
 
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 900 Dialogue concerning the Eights of Her Most Christian Maiesty, 
 
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 902 Diaz del Castillo (Captain Bernal) True History of the Conquest of 
 
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 903 Dibdin (C.) Songs, with Memoir, &c. by T. Dibdin, sketches by G. 
 
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 911 Dibdin (T. F.) Reminiscences of a Literary Life, 2 vol. portraits and 
 
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 913 Dictionnaire des Halles (par Artaud) calf, 12mo. Bruxelles, 1696 
 *** A very rare Slang Dictionary. Col. Stanley's copy sold for 4. 16$.
 
 63 
 
 914 Dictionnaire de 1' Academic 'Franfoise, 2 vol. 
 
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 915 Dictiounaire historique des Cultes Eeligieux, 5 vol. 
 
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 trations) portrait, calf extra Svo. 1827-28 
 
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 ** On account of being so extremely quizzed the Rev. E. C. Dillon and 
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 922 Dionigi (Mariannu Candidi) Viaggj in alcune citta del Lazio, views, 
 
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 923 D'Israeli (I.) Essay on the Literary Character, 1795 Genius of 
 
 Judaism, JS33, morocco, g. e. crown Svo. in I vol. Miscellanies, 
 1796, morocco, g. e. croivn Svo. (2) 
 
 924 D'Israeli (I.) Vaurien. 2 vol. tree-marbled calf extra, 12mo. 1797 
 
 Romances, frontispiece, morocco, g. e. crown Svo. 1799 Flim-Flams, 
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 925 D'Israeli (I.) Calamities of Authors, 2 vol. morocco, g. e. crown Svo. 
 
 1812 Quarrels of Authors, 3 vols. morocco, g. e. crown Svo. 1814 
 Inquiry into the Character of James I, portrait by Colli/er added, 
 morocco, g. e. crown Svo. 1816 Literary Character illustrated, 
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 926 D'Israeli (I.) Curiosities of Literature, both series, 6 vol. 
 
 calf extra ' Svo. 1824-23 
 
 927 D'Israeli (I.) Commentaries on the Life and Eeign of Charles I, vol. I 
 
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 928 D'Israeli (I.) Amenities of Literature, 3 vol. calf extra, Svo. 1841 
 
 929 Diversite de Courts et lour Jurisdictions et alia necessaria et utilia, 
 
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 icith rough leaves, morocco, g. e. by F. Bedford, very rare, 
 
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 ** The smallest work printed by Pynson. The authorship has been 
 ascribed to Fitzherbert. Lowudes was unable to quote the sale of any 
 copy by auction.
 
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 930 DIVES AND PAUPEH. Hero endith a compendiouae treetiso dialogue of 
 
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 restored, fold with all faults, as Lowndes erroneously mentions the 
 last leaf as having Pynson's device, which is not in this copy, brown 
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 931 DIUES & PAUPER, 
 
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 %* Excessively rare. This copy, which sold for 27. Gs. in Sir Mark 
 Sykes's sale, was resold at these rooms in 1854 for 3G. 
 
 932 Dizionario del Dialetto Veneziano IGwzo. Padova, 1847 
 
 933 [Dobree] Thoughts on Death, Sickness and the Loss of Friends, 2 
 
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 934 Doctors of Dull-Head College, a Droll, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 
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 935 Dodington Lord Melcotnbe (G. Bubb) Diary, published by H. P. 
 
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 FIRST EDITION, autograph of " Anne Darner," Svo. Salisbury, 1784 
 
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 937 Dodsley (K.) Collection of Old Plays, with notes by I. Eeed, 12 vol. 
 
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 945 Donaldson (T. L.) Architectural Maxims and Theorems, 800. 1847
 
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 947 Donne (J.) Poems, with Elegies on the Author's Death, brilliant por- 
 
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 950 Douce (F.) Dance of Death, facsimiles of Holbein's woodcuts, 
 
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 952 Dover (G. Agar Ellis, afterwards Lord) on the Character of the Earl 
 
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 953 Dover (Lord) Life of Frederic II, King of Prussia, 2 vol. port. 8vo. 1832 
 
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 956 Draper (J.) Somerset with the Severn Sea, a Poem, foolscap 8vo. 1867 
 
 957 DRAKE (F.) HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF YORK, plates (8 additional, 
 
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 958 Drake ( W. E.) Notes on Venetian Ceramics, with photographs 
 
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 959 Drayton (M.) Poems, frontispiece, 
 
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 phidia, Quest of Cinthia, Shepheards Sirena, Moone-Calf and 
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 963 DROLLERY. Wit and Drollery, Joviall Poems corrected and much 
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 Printed for Nath. Brook, 1661 
 
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 966 Drummond of Hawthornden (W.) History of Scotland (1423-1542), 
 
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 967 Drummond of Hawthornden (W.) Works, portraits, folio. Edinb. 1711 
 
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 9G9 Drummond (Sir W.) CEdipus Judaicus, 
 
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 970 Drummond (Sir W.) Memoire sur 1'Antiquite des Zodiaques d'Esneh 
 
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 971 Drummond (Sir W.) Origines, 2 vol. calf extra 8vo. 1824-25 
 
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 974 Dryden (J.) Miscellany Poems, 6 vol. green morocco, g. e. 12mo. 1716 
 
 975 Du Barry (Countess) Letters 8o. 1780 
 
 976 Dubois ("Abbe J. A.) Letters on Christianity in India, 1823 Hough 
 
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 978 Du Deffand (M. Marquise; Letters to Horace Walpole and Voltaire 
 
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 980 Dugdale (Sir W.) History of St. Paul's Cathedral, with the Daunce of 
 
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 * # * Sir W. Tite has added in front the " Private and Confidential Proposal 
 for the Completion of St. Paul's Cathedral," two autograph letters of 
 Dean H. H. Milman, a note of G. Mofiatt, and other papers.
 
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 981 Dugdale (Sir W.) Life, Diary and Correspondence, edited by W. 
 
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 983 Dulwich College Act crown 8vo. 1860 
 
 984 Dumont (Sieur) Eecueil de plusieurs Parties d' Architecture de differents 
 
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 985 Dunnage (H.) and C. Laver, Plans, &c. of Great Hall at Elthara, plates 
 
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 986 Dunton (J.) Life and Errors, 2 vol. portrait, naif calf extra, Svo. 1818 
 
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 992 Durand (J. N. L.) Eecueil et Parallele des Edifices de tout Genre, 
 
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 1014 Elmes (J.) on Architectural Jurisprudence, Svo. 1827 on Dilapida- 
 
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 to Naples and Short History of Monastical Orders, 3 vol. 
 calf extra small Svo. 1691-93 
 
 1018 Engel (J. J.) Lorenz Stark, translated by J. Gans, 2 vol. with transla- 
 
 tor's autograph inscription, calf extra 12mo. 1826 
 
 1019 England. List of all the Ships and Frigots, with their Number of 
 
 Men, Guns and of What Eates, 
 morocco, g. e. by F. Bedford small 4ito. 1660 
 
 1020 Englefield (Sir H. C.) Walk through Southampton, plates 
 
 4to. Southampton, 1805
 
 70 
 
 1021 Englefield (Sir H.) Description of the Isle of Wight, 2 vol. map and 
 
 plates imperial 4>to. 181 G 
 
 1022 Enoch, an Apocryphal Production, translated by Archbp. E. Laurence 
 
 Svo. Oxford, 1838 
 1028 Epictetus, Cebes and Theophrastus Characters, by J. Healey, 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. 4i8mo, 1616 
 
 %* Scarce. This copy sold for 1. 3s. in the sale of Dr. Bliss. 
 
 1024 EPISTEES ET EVANGILES pour les cinquante et deux sepraaines de 
 
 Ian, fine copy, ruled, in morocco super extra, blind tooled in the 
 antique style, g. e. by F. Bedford, from Mr. MaskelPs collection 
 
 IQmo. 8. 1. Sf d. 
 
 1025 Erasmus (D.) Exhortation to the Diligent studye of Scripture, made 
 
 by Erasmus Boterodamus. And traslated in to inglissh. An 
 exposition in to the seventh chaptre of the first pistle to the 
 Corinthians, blacfe letter, a few letters in the sixth leaf in facsimile 
 and 7 letters supplied in ink on last leaf, calf extra, g. e. 
 small Svo. At Malborow in the londe of Hessee, M.D.XXIX. xx daye 
 
 Junii. By my Hans Luff. 
 
 %* This very rare volume was denounced in a proclamation of Henry VIII, 
 as "contaynyng many detestable errours and dampnable opynyons." 
 The Translation and Exposition were probably made by Friar Roy, if 
 we give credit to Sir Thomas More, who ascribes it to his pen, and 
 not by Tyndale as asserted by Anderson in his Annals of the Bible, 
 vol. I, p. 136, and p. 210 note 3. This copy sold for 6. 6s. in 
 Offer's sale. 
 
 1026 Erasmus (D.) de immensa Dei Miserecordia, translated by G. Hervet, 
 
 I'lncli letter, red morocco, g. e. by Riviere, very scarce 
 
 IGmo. T. Berthelet, 1542 
 
 1027 Erasmus (D.) Apophthegmes, translated by N. Udall, 
 
 fclacfe letter, russia,g. e. rare IGmo. It. Grafton, 1533 
 
 1028 Erasmus (D.) Praise of Folie, Englished by Sir T. Chaloner, 
 
 fclacfe letter, slightly wormed, yellow morocco, joints, g. e. 
 
 small 4>to. T. Berthelet, 1569 
 
 * # * The date given on Titlepage is Anno M.D. XLIX. 
 
 1 029 Erasme (D.) Eloge de la Folie, plates from Holbein's designs, 
 
 red morocco, g. e. by Roger Payne 12mo. Leide, 1 713 
 
 1030 Erasmus (D.) Praise of Folly, translated by W. Kennett, portraits of 
 
 Erasmus and Sir T. More, with 46 copper plates from designs by 
 Hans Holbein, green morocco extra, g. e. 12mo. 1724 
 
 1031 Erasmus (D.) Familiar Colloquies, translated by N. Bailey, portrait 
 
 added, calf gilt 8vo. 1725 
 
 1032 Erasmus (D.) Colloquies, translated by N. Bailey Svo. 1733 
 
 1033 Ercilla y Zuniga (Don A. de) La Araucana, folio. Madrid, 1733 
 
 1034 Erskine (Hon. A.) and J. Boswell, Letters between, crown Svo. 1763 
 
 1035 Erskine (E.) Gospel Sonnets, portrait 12mo. Romsey, 1812 
 
 1036 Essays and Eeviews Svo, 1860
 
 71 
 
 1037 Essex Ordnance Map, mounted on cloth, in leather case 4-to. 
 
 1038 Eulespiegle (Tiel) or the German Eogue, frontispiece added, 1720 
 
 Highland Eogue, or Life of Eob Eoy, portrait and views, 1743 
 
 Svo. in one vol. 
 
 1039 Eustace (J. C.) Classical Tour through Italy, 2 vol. 1813 Hoare 
 
 (Sir E. C.) Classical Tour through Italy and Sicily, 1819, 
 calf 4*0. (3) 
 
 1010 EVANGELIA IV, LATINE. Item Eusebii Canones, Hieronymi Epistolae 
 
 ad Damasum, Argumenta et Prologi, &c. 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM^weZy written in French- Roman Minuscules, 
 with Rubrics and plain Roman marginal initials in scarlet and 
 green, having the Canons of Eusebius written between elegant 
 columns supporting arches of painted Architecture, in which even 
 the kinds of stone or marble are represented, several of the bases 
 and capitals being ornamented with human and animal figures. At 
 end in a different but almost contemporary handwriting are added 
 " Benedictio Yestimentorum ; Oracio quando Abbas ordinatur in 
 Monasterio; Consecratio Manuum;" and a list of Rents due from 
 various places in Lorraine square folio. S^BC. x 
 
 * # * One of the most ancient and interesting copies of the Latin Evange- 
 lists ever offered for sale. 
 
 1041 Evangiles (Les Saints) traduits de la Vulgate par 1'Abbe Dassance, 
 
 2 vol. printed within elegant woodcut borders, with illustrations by 
 Tony Johannot, Cavelier, Gerard- Seguin and Breviere, half morocco, 
 uncut, top edges gilt imperial Svo. Paris, 1836 
 
 1042 Evangeli secound S. Luca e S. Giouan, morocco, g. e. Svo. 1838 
 
 %* In French and Piedmontese. 
 
 1043 EVANGILES des Connoilles, faictes en lonneur et exaulcement dea 
 
 Dames, folacfe letter, woodcuts, elegantly bound in red morocco, g. e. 
 by Bauzonnet-Trautz \6mo. Paris, 1840 
 
 %* Only forty copies of this very curious book were reprinted in the most 
 beautiful manner, upon thick paper, from the excessively rare edition 
 of 1493. 
 
 1044 Evans ( J.) Flint Implements in the Drift, plates, author's autograph 
 
 inscription 4-to. 1862 
 
 1045 Evans (J.) Ancient Stone Implements, "Weapons and Ornaments of 
 
 Great Britain, numerous illustrations Svo. 1872 
 
 1046 Evans (T.) Old Ballads, enlarged by E. H. Evans, 4 vol. half calf 
 
 crown Svo. 1810 
 
 1047 Evelyn (J.) Sculptura, portrait and plate, calf extra, crown Svo. 1769 
 
 1048 Evelyn (J.) Life of Mrs. Godolphin, edited by Bp. S. Wilberforce, 
 
 portrait I6mo. 1848 
 
 1049 Everard (G.) Panacea or the Universal Medicine, being a Discovery 
 
 of the wonderful Vertues of Tobacco taken in a Pipe, fine im- 
 pression of the rare portrait, with india proof of Richardson's copy 
 added foolscap Svo. 1659 
 
 1050 Exchequer. List of Officers and an Account of their Duties, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT small 4o. S.EC. xvii
 
 72 
 
 1031 Excursions in Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk, G vol. 
 
 LAEOE PAPEB, maps and views, half green morocco, Svo. 1818-10 
 
 1052 Exhibition 1862 Reports by the Juries on Chemical Products and 
 
 Processes by A. W. Hofman imperial Svo. 18G3 
 
 1053 FABLES INEDITEB des XIP, XIII 6 et XIV e Siecles et Fables de La 
 
 Fontaine rapprochees de celles de tous les Auteurs qui avoient, 
 avant lui, traite les memes Sujets, precedees d'une Notice sur les 
 Fabulistes par A. C.-M. Eobert, 2 vol. VELLUM PAPER, proof por- 
 trait and plates, Provost E. C. Hawtrey's copy, red morocco extra, 
 g. e. by J. Wright Svo. Paris, 1825 
 
 1054 Fabliaux et Contes des Poetes Fransois des XI-XV 6 Siecles publics 
 
 par Barbazan et augmentes par M. Meon, 4 vol. frontispieces 
 
 Svo. Paris, 1808 
 
 1055 Fabliaux ou Contes, Fables et Romans du Xll e et du XII.T* Siecle 
 
 traduits ou extraita par Legrand d'Aussy, 5 vol. plates, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt royal Svo. Paris, 1829 
 
 1056 Fabliaux abridged by M. Le Grand, selected and translated by G. L. 
 
 "Way with Notes by G. Ellis, 3 vol. woodcuts by T. Bewick, 
 calf extra croion Svo. 1815 
 
 1057 FACKTIES. Journal Amoureux de la Cour de Vienne, C. Nodier's copy, 
 
 in red morocco, leaves uncut, ly Koshler 12mo. Cologne, 1689 
 
 1058 Faceties. Les Tetons, Les Yeux, Les Nez, Ouvrages curieux, gallants 
 
 et Badins, 3 vol. in 1, calf I2mo. Amst. 17GO 
 
 1059 Faceties. Response di Gestes de Arlequin en Langue Arlequine, 
 
 Paris, 1585 Plaisant Quaques et Resjuyssance des Femmes pour 
 ce que leurs Maris nyvrongnent plus en la Taverne, blacfc letter, 
 ib. s. d. Danger de ce JMarier, folacfe letter, Lyon, s. d. Extaze 
 propinatoire de Maistre Guillaume, Paris, s. d. Responce et 
 Complaincte au Grand Coesre sur le Jargon de 1'Argot reforme, 
 &c. ib. 1630 Compte du Rossignol, Lyon, 1547 Testament do 
 feu Gautier Gargville, Paris, 1034 Complainct du Nouveau 
 Marie, blacfc letter, woodcuts, ib. s. d. Estreines universelles de 
 Tabarin pour 1621, Rouen, s. d. Sermon de Sainct Raisin, 
 fclacfe letter, Paris, s. d. Techener's Reprints, half calf, uncut 
 
 in one vol. 
 
 1060 Faceties. Consolation des Mai Mariez, fclacfe letter, Paris, s. d. 
 
 Surprise et Fustigation d'Angov le vent, ib. 1603 Procez d'un 
 Moulin a Vent contre le Sieur Tabarin, ib. 1622 Songes de la 
 Pucelle, folacfe letter, Avignon, s. d. Dyalogue du Sage et du Fol, 
 Paris, s. d. Vie des Gueux et Boemiens, s. I. et d. Diuers 
 Propoz et Joyeuses Rencontres dung Prieur et dung Cordelier en 
 maniere de coq a lasne, Paris, s. d. Tenebres de Manage, fclacfe 
 letter, ib. s. d. Techener's Reprints, half calf , uncut, IGmo. in 1 vol. 
 
 1061 Faceties. Plaisant Contract de Mariage entre Nicolas Grand-Jean et 
 
 Guillemette Ventrue, Paris, 1627 Ventes Damour, blaefe letter, 
 ib. s. d. Sermon de Sainct Haren, fclacfe letter, s. I. fy d. 
 Moyens d'Eviter merencolye parDadouuille, blatfe letter, woodcuts, 
 s. I. & d. Recueil de tout Soulas et Plaisir et Parangon de 
 Poesie, fclaefe letter, Paris, 1552, Techener's Reprints, half calf, 
 uncut \(5mo. in one vol.
 
 73 
 
 1062. FACETIES Plaisant Contract de Manage entre Nicolas Grand- Jean 
 et Guillemette Ventrue, 1627 Tragedie Fra^oise, a huict Per- 
 sonnages, traictant de 1'amour d'un Serviteur envers sa Maistresse, 
 composee par M. Jean Bretog de S. Saveur de Dyve, Lyon, 1571 
 Les Presomptions des Femmes, Rouen, s. d. Discours facetieux 
 des Hommes qui font sailer leurs Femmes, a cause qu'elles sont 
 trop douces, ib. s. d. Discours joyeux des Friponniers et Fripon- 
 nieres, ib. s. d. Le Debat des Lavendieres de Paris, avec leur 
 Caquet, ib. s. d. Varlet a louer, a tout faire, ib. s. d. Chambriere 
 a louer, a tout faire, ib. s. d. woodcuts, blue morocco, sides and 
 lack richly tooled with gold, in the Orolier style, g. e. from E. V. 
 Utterson's library IQmo. Paris, 1830 
 
 * # * Only forty-two copies of these eight excessively rare and most curious 
 early French facetious poems were reprinted, the whole upon THICK 
 DUTCH PAPEB. 
 
 1063 Face'ties. Sermon pour la Consolation des Cocus suivi de plusieurs 
 
 autres, Amloise, 1751 Le Cocu Consolateur, L 'An du Cocuage, 
 5810 Sermon d'un Cordelier a des Voleurs, 1752, half morocco, 
 uncut I2mo. in one vol. 
 
 1064 FACETING. Musarum Deliciae by Sir J. Mennis and J. Smith, with 
 
 Wit restored and "Wits Recreations. To which are added Memoirs 
 of Sir J. Mennis and Dr. J. Smith, 2 vol. woodcuts, 
 calf extra, g. e. scarce crown 8vo. 1817 
 
 1065 Fairfax (Sir T.) Memoirs, calf extra, fcap. 8vo. Knareslrough, 1810 
 
 1066 Fairholt (F. ~W.) Costume in England, 600 woodcuts, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. ly G. Lewis . 8vo. 1846 
 
 1067 Fairholt (F. W.) Costume in England, with above 600 woodcuts, 
 
 calf extra 8vo. 1846 
 
 1068 Fairlie (John) Illustrations of Cheveley Church, Cambridgeshire, 
 
 drawn on Stone by Scandrett folio. 1851 
 
 1069 Falkener (E.) Theatres and other Remains in Crete, plates, imp. 8vo. 
 
 1854 on the Hypaethron of Greek Temples, royal 8vo. 1861 
 Ephesus and the Temple of Diana, plan and plates, richly gilt 
 white calf extra, g. e. imperial 8vo. 1862 (3) 
 
 1070 Falconer (E. W,) Baths and Mineral Waters of Bath, plans, 1857 
 
 Another Edition, 1860 Bath Water Cases, 1861, 3 vol. fcap. 8vo. 
 Account of the Bath General or Mineral Water Hospital, 
 view, crown 8vo. Bath, 1864 (4) 
 
 1071 Falconer (W.) on Water used in Diet at Bath, foolscap 8vo. 1776 
 
 On the Bath Waters, 8vo. Bath, 1798 Shipwreck, plates ly 
 Stothard, calf, foolscap 8vo. 1806 On St. Paul's Voyage to 
 Puteoli, royal 8vo. 1870 (4) 
 
 1072 Farington (J.) Lakes of Lancashire, Westmoreland and Cumberland, 
 
 43 views, half morocco folio. 1816
 
 74 
 
 1073 Farltei (Robert!, Scoto-Britanni) Lychnocausia sive Moralia Facum 
 
 Einblemata. Lights Morall Emblems, 1638 Ejusdem Kalendarium 
 huinanffi Vitro. The Kalender of Mans Life, 1638, frontispiece 
 (with the copy of the second from a private plate also added), and 
 ivoodcuts of Emblems, green morocco extra, g, e. IQmo. 2 vol. in 1 
 
 %* Very rare. This copy sold for 3. 5s. in Mr. Corser's sale. Lowndes 
 mentions the second work as having a portrait of the author by Glover, 
 probably an insertion, as neither of Mr. Corser's copies had it. Towne- 
 ley's copy of the first work only sold for 3. 3s. and the second only 
 produced 2. 2s. in Sir Mark Sykes's sale. 
 
 1074 Faulkner (T.) Chelsea and its Environs, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 half bound 8vo. Chelsea, 1829 
 
 1075 Faussett (B.) Inventorium Sepulchrale, portrait and plates, 4*0. 1856 
 
 1076 Feinagle (G. von) New Art of Memory, portrait and plates, 
 
 half calf 12010. 1813 
 
 1077 Felibien des Avaux (M.) Plans et Descriptions de deux Maisons de 
 
 Campagne de flme, plates I2mo. 1707 
 
 1078 Fellows (C.) Excursion in Asia Minor and Account of Discoveries in 
 
 Lycia, 2 vol. plates royal 8vo. 1839-41 
 
 1079 Felltham (Owen) Resolves, engraved title, 
 
 blue morocco extra, g. e. by Clarke and Bedford small 4*0. 1631 
 
 1080 Felltham (0.) Eesolves, morocco extra, g. e. by Hayday,fcap. 8vo. 1840 
 
 1081 Fenn (C.) Compendium of the English and Foreign Funds, 12io. 1838 
 
 1082 Fenn (Sir J.) Paston Letters, 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. by Hollings square 16wi0. 1840 
 
 1083 Fenning (D.) Spelling-Book, frontispiece and cuts I2mo. 1769 
 
 1084 FENTON (Sir Geffraie) CERTAINE TBAGICALL DISCOURSES, 
 
 folacfe letter, slightly cut in the headline, a very small hole in folio 262, 
 and last two leaves mended, sold therefore not subject to collation, 
 brown morocco extra, g. e. by Clarke and Bedford 
 
 small 4fo. T. Marshe, 1567 
 
 %* Extremely rare. Col. Stanley's copy sold for 13. 2s. 6d. and Mr. 
 Crawford's for 11. The work which was a favourite with our early 
 Dramatists is commended by "Warton thus : " In point of selection 
 and size, perhaps the most capital miscellany of this kind, is Fenton's 
 Book of Tragical Novels." 
 
 1085 Fenton (G.) Form of Christian Policie, 
 
 folacU Utter, in the original calf binding, covered with gold tooling, gilt 
 gaufre edges, Archbp. M. Parker's copy with his arms in gold on 
 side and his autograph onjly leaf 
 
 small 4:to. H. Middeltonfor E. Newlery, 1574 
 
 1086 Fenwick (Sir J.) Trial and Execution, calf extra 800. 1698 
 
 1087 Fergusson (J.) Illustrated Handbook of Architecture, 2 vol. 850 wood- 
 
 cuts, with author's 3 autograph notes, calf extra, g. e. 8v0. 1855 
 
 1088 Ferguson's Astronomy, atlas of plates only, half calf 4*0.
 
 75 
 
 1089 Ferrey (B.) and E. "W, Brayley, Antiquities of the Priory of Christ- 
 
 Church, Hants, 
 LAEGE PAPEE, plates, Jialfmorocco, uncut, top edge gilt, roy.Ato. 1834 
 
 1090 Ferriar (J.) Illustrations of Sterne with other Essays and Verses, 
 
 2 vol. in ], half morocco post Svo. 1812 
 
 1091 Ferrier (Miss) Marriage, 3 vol. calf I2mo. Edinl. 1818 
 
 1092 Feuchtwanger (L.) Popular Treatise on Gems, plates (several coloured} 
 
 12mo. New York, 1859 
 
 1093 Fielding .([.) Works, viz., Joseph Andrews, 2 vol. FTEST EDITION, 
 
 1742 Tom Jones, 6 vol. FIEST EDITION, 1749 Amelia, 4 vol. 
 FIRST EDITION, 1752 Life of Jonathan "Wild, NEW EDITION, 
 1754 Voyage to Lisbon, FIEST EDITION, 1755, calf gilt, by J. 
 Wright 12mo. 14 vol. 
 
 * # * This fine set sold for 5. in J. D. Lewis's sale. 
 
 1094 Fielding. History of Tom Jones in the married State, 12mo. 1750 
 
 1095 Fielding (H.) Joseph Andrews, plates by Rowlandson Svo. 1792 
 
 1096 Fielding (H.) Amelia, 2 vol. with illustrations by G. GruiJcshank 
 
 foolscap Svo. 1832 
 
 1097 FIGUEIEA (Luis) AETE DE GEAMMATICA DA LINGUA BEASILICA, 
 
 EXCESSIVELY EAEE, but title and last leaf mended, green morocco 
 extra, g. e. by W. Pratt 16mo. Lisboa, 1687 
 
 1098 Filicaia (V. da) Poesie Toscane, 2 vol. portrait, 
 
 calf extra square B2mo. Venezia, 1812 
 
 1099 Finden's Illustrations of the Life and Works of Lord Byron, 3 vol. 
 
 LAEGE PAPEE, India proof plates, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 
 
 royal 4fo. 1833-34 
 
 1100 Firenzuola (A.) Bellezze, Lodi, Amori et Costume delle Donne, &c. 
 
 con gli Ammaestramenti che appartengono alia Vita Virginale, 
 Maritale e Vedovile di L. Dolce, 2 vol. in 1, 
 calf small Svo. Venezia, 1622 
 
 *#* This rare volume contains all the Novels of Firenzuola. 
 
 1101 Firth (J. F.) Historical Memoranda, Charters, Documents and Extracts 
 
 from the Eecords of the Corporation and the Books of the Coopers 
 Company, London, plates, printed for presents only Svo. 3 848 
 
 1102 Fisher (A.) Arctic Voyage, maps and plates, half calf Svo. 1821 
 
 1103 FISHEE (KiTTT). A very rare Ballad entitled " The hundred Pound 
 
 Miss" A very curious and rare Etching by Worlidge, with two 
 lines beneath, commencing "Fun upon Fun" Two Mezzotint 
 Portraits of E. Fisher, after Sir J. lleynolds Curious Map of 
 London shewing Islington, Marylebone and London Tea Gardens 
 all in the Fields, 1726 Song by Miss Faulkner at Marylebone 
 Gardens, toith music folio. (6) 
 
 1104 Fitz-Stephen's Description of the City of London in Latin and English 
 
 4to. 1772 
 
 1105 Flaxman (J.) Lectures on Sculpture, port, and plates royal Svo. 1829
 
 76 
 
 HOG Flaxman (J.) Models, Books, Engravings, Drawings, &c. 1862 Eeport 
 
 from the Council of the Royal Academy, 1860, 
 half calf gilt Svo. in one vol. 
 
 1107 FLETCHER (Phineas) PURPLE ISLAND or the Isle of Man: Together 
 
 with Piscatorie Eclogs and other Poeticall Miscellanies, 
 LARGE PAPER, extremely rare, with portrait of Benlowe by HOLLAR 
 (before inscription), and 2 other engravings, red morocco extra, 
 g. e. small &to. Camb. 1633 
 
 1108 Fletcher (E.) England and her Colonies crown Svo. 1857 
 
 1109 Flodden Field, an heroic Poem, collected from antient Manuscripts by 
 
 J. Benson, T. Park's copy, in morocco extra fcap. Svo. 1774 
 
 1110 Florio (J.) Worlde of Wordes or Dictionarie in Italian and English 
 
 small folio. 1598 
 
 1111 FLOUDS IN ENGLAND. A true report of certaine wonderfull overflows 
 
 of Waters now lately in Summerset-shire, Norfolke, and other 
 places of England, &c. frlacfe letter, woodcut on title, which is cut 
 slightly in outer margin, sm. 4to. W. I. for Edward White, 1607 
 * # * Scarce. This copy sold for 2. 2s. at these Booms, 21 Nov. 1863. 
 
 1112 Flourens (P.) Cuvier: Histoire de ses Travaux, 
 
 half morocco 12mo. Paris, 1845 
 
 1113 Fog's Weekly Journal, Select Letters from, 2 vol. frontispieces, 
 
 calf gilt I2mo. 1732 
 
 1114 Fontana (Cav. C.) II Tempio Vaticano e sua Origine, plates, 
 
 calf folio. Boma, 1694 
 
 1115 Foote (S.) Memoirs Svo. J. Sew, n. d. 
 
 1116 Forbes (J. D.) Travels through the Alps of Savoy, &c. map and plates, 
 
 calf extra imperial Svo. Edinb. 1843 
 
 1117 Forbes (Et. Hon. Duncan) Works, 2 vol. port, calf, post Svo. ib. n.d. 
 
 1118 FORBISSERI (M.) NATIGATIO IN EEGIONES OCCIDENTIS ET SEPTEN- 
 
 TRIONIS in Latinum translata per J. T. Freigium, with the rare 
 woodcut, half morocco small Svo. Noribergae, 1580 
 
 * # * Extremely rare. Lowndes was unable to quote any copy of this Latin 
 Version of Sir M. Frobisher's Voyage as sold by auction. 
 
 1119 Forsyth (J.) Eemarks on Italy, russia extra Svo. 1816 
 
 1120 Fort-Eoyal of Holy Scriptures (Concordance), calf 16mo. 1655 
 
 1121 Fortescue (Sir J.) de Laudibus Legum Anglia? in Latin and English 
 
 royal Svo. 1775 
 
 1122 Fosbroke (T. D.) Encyclopaedia of Antiquities, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 half russia, uncut 4to. 1S25 
 
 1123 Foscolo (Ugo) Ultimo Lettere di Jacopo Ortis, 2 vol. in 1, portraits, 
 
 calf extra, 12mo. 1817 Foscolo (tlgo) Essays on Petrarch, half 
 russia, Svo. 1823 (2) 
 
 1124 Fosse-Darcosse (A. M.) Melanges curieux et anecdotiques tires d'une 
 
 Collection de Lettres Autographes et de Documents historiques, 
 calf extra Svo. Paris, 1861 
 
 1125 Fox (Et. Hon. C. J.) History of James II, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, rmsia, g. e. 4ito. 1808
 
 77 
 
 1126 Fox (G.) Journal, 2 vol. with Pamphlet, " George Fox and his Friends 
 as Leaders in the Peace Cause," 1859, added, crown Svo. 1852 
 Memoirs, Vlmo. 1850 (2) 
 
 1237 Fox (J.) Booke of Acts and Monumentes of the Church abridged by 
 
 T. Bright, 
 blacfe letter, small portion of title torn off small 4to. I.Windet, 1589 
 
 1128 France galante ou Histoires amoureuses de la Cour, plates, 
 
 calf extra 24<mo. Cologne, 1696 
 
 * # * Containing La France galante et Suite; Les Veilles amoureuses; His- 
 toire de la Marechal de la Ferte ; La France devenue Italienne, and 
 Les Amours de M. le Dauphin avec la Comtesse de Eoure. 
 
 1129 FBANCE GALANTE. Another edition in 2 vol. plates, 
 
 red morocco, g. e. by Desseuil small Vlmo. ib. 1709 
 
 1130 France. Eoyal Memoirs of the French Eevolution, calf gilt, Svo. 1823 
 
 1131 Franchetti (G.) Storia e Descrizione del Duomo di Milano, plates, 
 
 halfrussia, uncut, top edge gilt royal 4*0. Milano, 1821 
 
 1132 Francis (J.) Annals, Anecdotes and Legends of Life Assurance 
 
 crown Svo. 1853 
 
 1133 Francisco de los Santos (Frey) Description of the Escurial translated 
 
 by G. Thompson, plates, calf 4tto. 1760 
 
 1134 Franck (A. H.) Pietas Hallensis, view of the Glaucha Orphan-House 
 
 Svo. 1705 
 
 1135 FEANCO (Nicolo) PISTOLE, morocco extra, g. e. by Gape 
 
 small Svo. Venetiis apud A. Gardane, 1542 
 
 * # * This excessively rare volume contains his infamous "Pistola a le 
 Puttane et Eisposta de le Puttane." 
 
 1136 Franklin (B.) "Works, 3 vol. portrait, calf gilt Svo. 1806 
 
 1137 Freart de Chambray (E.) Parallel of antient and modern Architecture, 
 
 Englished by J. Evelyn, portrait and plates folio. 1664 
 
 1138 Freeman (T.) Eubbe and A great cast. Epigrams, E. V. Uttersori's 
 
 copy, in green morocco extra, g. e. by C. Lewis, sheet A in facsimile, 
 
 sold therefore not subject to collation small 4to. 1614 
 
 ** " Freeman's Epigrams," says Dr. Bliss, " are so extremely rare that 
 
 except a copy in Mr. Brand's Collection and that in the Bodleian I 
 
 know not where to refer to one." Amongst the Epigrams are those 
 
 addressed to Master AVilliam Shakespeare, Moll Cut-Purse, Spencer's 
 
 Faiery Queene, J. Owen, J. Donne, G. Chapman, T. Nash, Maister T. 
 
 Heywood, &c. Hibbert's copy sold for 11. 5s. 
 
 1139 Freemasonry. Carlile (E.) Exposure of Freemasonry, fcap. Svo. 1831 
 
 Mahhabone: or the Grand Lodge-door open'd by J. G. calf 
 extra, rare, Vlmo. Liverpool, 1766 Eitual and Illustrations, with 
 Account of the Kidnapping and Murder of W. Morgan, Vlmo. 
 Shebbear, 1848 (3) 
 
 1140 French (J.) Art of Distillation, woodcuts [small 4/0. 1651 
 
 1 141 Froissart ( J.) Histoire, mise en un Abrege par F. de Belle-forest, 
 
 calf, g. e. 32mo. Paris, 1572 
 
 1 142 Froissart (Sir John) Chronicles translated by John Bourchier Lord 
 
 Berners, 2 vol. calf gilt 4to. 1812 
 
 1113 Froissart (Sir John) Memoirs, with an Essay on his Works by M. de 
 
 La Curae de St. Palaye translated by T. Johnes, 
 half calf post Svo. 1801
 
 78 
 
 11*4 FROYSSART (Sir Johan) CRONYCLES OF ENGLANDE, 
 FEAUNCE.'SPAYNE, POETYNGALE, SCOTLANDE, BRETAYNE, FLAUN- 
 DERS, AND OTHER PLACES ADJOYNYNGE, translated by Johan 
 Bouchier (sic for Bourchier) Lorde Berners, 2 vol in 1, 
 black letter, very fine large copy, with autograph of " Ph. Main- 
 tcaringe" (Secretary to Lord Strafford], in the original oak boards, 
 covered with stamped leather and secured with clasps, a beautiful 
 specimen of cotemporary English binding 
 
 small folio. W. Myddylton fy It. Pynson t 1625 
 %* Very rare. This copy sold for 95. in Mr. Corser's sale. 
 
 1145 Froissart's Chronicles. Atlas to the 8vo. Edition, plates, 
 
 half bound, uncut 4o. 1810 
 
 1146 FEONTINI (SEXTI JULII) STEATEGEMATICON LTBEE, 
 
 MANUSCEIPT ON YELLUM, red velvet binding small 4fo. SJEO. xv 
 * # * A very elegant Manuscript of Italian execution, written upon very 
 delicate white vellum. The first page is surrounded by a neatly exe- 
 cuted border of interlaced work in gold and colours, with the arms of 
 the person for whom it was executed: the capitals are illuminated. 
 This Manuscript belonged to Helias Putschius, the celebrated gram- 
 marian, by whom it was lent to Petrus Scriverius, as appears from an 
 autograph note of the latter on the first leaf. Manuscripts of Fron- 
 tinus are of very rare occurrence. 
 
 1147 Frontinus (S. J.) Stratagems of War. Now Englished and enlarged 
 
 with a new Collection of Stratagems by M. D. A.., 2 vol. in 1, 
 calf I2mo. 1686 
 
 1148 Froude (R. H.) Remains, 2 vol. calf gilt 8vo. 1838 
 
 1149 FEY (E.) PANTOGEAPHIA, containing accurate Copies of all the known 
 
 Alphabets of the World, 
 
 PBINTED ON VELLUM (only 2 copies struck off), red morocco extra, 
 g. e. by F. Bedford royal Svo. 1799 
 
 1150 Fry (E.) Pantographia, calf extra royal Svo. 1799 
 
 1151 FEY (F.) DESCEIPTION OF THE GEEAT BIBLE, 1539, and the six 
 
 Editions of Cranmer's Bible, 1540 and 1541, printed by Graftou 
 and Whitchurch ; also of the Editions, in large folio, of the 
 Authorized Version of the Holy Scriptures printed in 1611, 1613, 
 1617, 1634 and 1640, 
 
 PEINTED ON VELLUM, facsimiles, with an original leaf of each of the 
 editions described inserted at end, half morocco folio. 1865 
 
 1152 Fry (F.) The Bible by Coverdale MDXXXV. Remarks on the Title ; 
 
 the Tear of Publication ; the Preliminary ; the Water-Marks, Ac. 
 PEINTED ON VELLUM, with facsimiles, half morocco 
 
 imperial Svo. Gloucester^ 1867 
 
 * * 
 
 With autograph letter from Mr. Fry. 
 
 1153 Fulke (W.) Defence of the English Translations of the Holie 
 
 Scriptures and Confutation of the Papistes Cavils against his 
 Writings, very fine copy in blue morocco extra, g. e. by Riviere 
 
 Svo. If. Bynneman, 1583 
 
 1154 Fuller (T.) Collection of English Proverbs I2mo. n. d. 
 
 1155 Fuller (T.) Historic of the Holie Warro small folio. Camb. 1640
 
 79 
 
 1156 Fuller (T.) Abel redivivus, portraits (that of the author added), 
 
 russia, gilt gaufre edges small 4to. 1652 
 
 1157 Fulwood ("W.) Enimie of Idlenesse teaching the Maner and Stile to 
 
 endite, compose and write all sorts of Epistles and Letters (partly 
 in Prose and partly in Verse), calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, 
 fclacfe Utter IGmo. H. Bynnemanfor L. Maylard, 1568 
 
 1158 FYSSHEBBYSSHOP OF EOCHESTKE ( Johan) MOBNYNGEEEMEMBBA.TJNCE 
 
 had at the inoneth mynde of the noble prynces Margarete 
 Countesse of Eychemonde & Darbye moder unto Kynge Henry 
 the VII & grandame to oure souerayne lorde that now is, 
 fclacfe letter, with woodcut representing Bp. Fisher preaching to 
 Henry VII 'and the other Mourners, beautifully inlaid, morocco 
 extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, EXTREMELY BABE 
 
 small 4<to. Wynkyn de Worde, n. d. (1509) 
 
 1159 Gabalis (Count de) being a diverting History of the Eosicrucian 
 
 Doctrine of Spirits, 1714 Narrative of the astonishing Transac- 
 tions at Stockwell, 1772 Nixon's Cheshire Prophecy with 
 Eemarks by J. Oldmixon, 1759 Yorkshire Prophecy of Mother 
 Shipton, plate of her statue, 1740 Eational Account of Capt. 
 Weller's Conversing at a Distance, &c. very scarce and curious, 
 1762 Mystery revealed of Cock-Lane Ghost, 1742 Cruden (A.) 
 Adventures of Alexander the Corrrector with Appendix, 1755 
 Supplement to the Sure Guide to Hell, 1755 Modest Apology 
 for the Man in the Bottle, n. d. History of John Overs the rich 
 Ferry-Man|of London, 1744 Crebillon (M.) Acajou and Zirphile, 
 n. d. Sad and Deplorable Case of the independant Electors of 
 Westminster, 1747 Battle of Split-Figg and Snip, 1752 Narra- 
 tive of inhuman Arts practised upon the Brain of Habbakuk 
 Hilding by Drawcansir Alexander, 1752 Bath Contest for Master 
 of Ceremonies, 1769, 
 a collection of rare and curious Tracts, calf 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 1160 Gailhabaud (J.) Ancient and Modern Architecture, First Series, 
 
 40 plates ' 4<to. 1844 
 
 1161 Gale (T.) Court of the Gentiles, 4 parts in 2 vol. 
 
 calf gilt small 4<to. Oxon. 1672-77 
 
 1162 Galfridi Grammatici Promptorium Parvulorum sive Clericorum, 
 
 Dictionarius Anglo-Latinus Princeps, curante A. Way, 
 half morocco, uncut small 4to. 1865 
 
 1163 Gait (J.) Life and Studies of B. West 8vo. 1817 
 
 1164 Galvano (A.) Discoveries of the World unto 1555 published in English 
 
 by Eichard Hakluyt, 
 
 fclacfe letter, B 2 mended, else fine copy in red morocco super extra, 
 sides ornamented with elegant gold tooling, g. e. by Riviere 
 
 small 4fo. G. Bishop, 1601 
 *** Very rare. Jadis's copy sold for 8. 
 
 1165 Games most in Use in England, France and Spain, title mended, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. small 8vo. J. Morphew, n. d.
 
 80 
 
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 ANNOUNCEMENTS, CRITICISMS, POETICAL EFFUSIONS, EPITAPHS, 
 CURIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS, AUTOGRAPH SIGNATURE to an Appli- 
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 under the denomination of GARRICKIANA, neatly mounted in a 
 4o. volume 
 
 1167 Garston, a Poem, woodcut 8vo. Privately printed, n. d. 
 
 1168 Gau (F. C.) Antiquites de la Nubie, plates atlas folio. Paris, 1822 
 
 1169 Gaudentio di Lucca, His Adventures (attributed to Bp. Berkeley), 
 
 1776 Lowth (Bp. E.) English Grammar, wants part of preface, 
 1763 Dryden (J.) Maiden Queen, &c. 1717 12mo. (3) 
 
 1170 Gauthier (P.) Les plus beaux Edifices de Genes et de ses Environs, 
 
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 1171 Gay (J.) Beggar's Opera, with music 8vo. 1728 
 
 1172 Gay (J.) Beggar's Opera, with music, 1742 Armstrong (J.) (Economy 
 
 of Love and Art of preserving Health, 1745 Chrononhoton- 
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 Dodsley (K.) Chronicle of the Kings of England (a Parody), 
 2 parts, 1741 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 1173 Gay (J.) Fables, 2 vol. plates, calf 8vo. 1746-47 
 
 1174 Gay (J.) Plays, portrait and plates, old gilt calf 12mo. 1760 
 
 1175 Gay (John) Plays, portrait, 
 
 calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt, ly F. Bedford I2mo. 1772 
 
 * # * This copy sold for 2. 2s. in J. D. Lewis's sale. 
 
 1176 Gay (J.) Fables, woodcuts ly T. Bewick, 
 
 half calf foolscap 8vo. York, 1797 
 
 1177 Gay (J.) Fables, woodcuts by J. Bewick 12mo. 1801 
 
 1178 Gay (J.) Fables, 100 woodcuts designed and executed by Branston, 
 
 half morocco, g. e. 24smo. 1811 
 
 1179 Gay (J.) Trivia, FIRST EDITION, calf 8vo. n. d. 
 
 1180 Gayton (E.) Wil Bagnal's Ghost or the Merry Devill of Gadmunton 
 
 in his Perambulation of the Prisons of London (in Verse with 
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 1181 Gazette de Cythere avec la Vie de Madame la Comtesse Du Barry, 
 
 portrait 8vo. Londres (Paris), 1774 
 
 1182 Gell (Sir W.) Geography and Antiquities of Ithaca, map and views, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 4,to. 1807 
 
 1183 Gell (Sir "W.) Itinerary of Greece with a Commentary on Pausanias 
 
 and Str&bo, plates, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 4tQ. 1810 
 
 1184 GELL (Sir W.) AND J. P. GANDT'S POMPEIANA: the Topography, 
 
 Edifices and Ornaments of Pompeii, 
 L AEG L pSEE,proof plates, morocco extra, g. e. by Jffering, 4*0. 1 81 7-19
 
 81 
 
 1185 Gell (Sir W.) Topography of Eome and its Vicinity, 2 vol. plates, with 
 
 the map mounted on cloth in case 8vo. 1834 
 
 1186 Genesis erlautert von P. von Bohlen, calf gilt, Konigsbcrg, 1835 
 
 Bohlen (Prof, von) Illustrations of Genesis edited by J. Heywood, 
 vol. II, with autograph letter from the editor, 1868 8vo. (2) 
 
 1187 Genesis in English-Hebrew accompanied by an interlinear Translation 
 
 with Notes by "W. Greenfield, calf extra 8vo. 1836 
 
 1188 Genesis in English-Hebrew with interlinear Translation and Notes by 
 
 "W. Greenfield, half calf gilt 8vo. 1843 
 
 1189 Gennete (M.) Nouvelle Construction de Cheminees qui garantit du 
 
 Feu et de la Fumee, plates 8vo. Liege, 1760 
 
 1190 Gent (T.) History of England and History of Eome, 2 vol. cuts, 
 
 half calf 12mo. York, 1741 
 
 1191 Gent (T.) Life by himself, FINE PAPER, proof portrait 8uo. 1832 
 
 1192 Geological Primer in Yerse : with a Poetical Geognosy or Feasting 
 
 and Fighting and sundry right pleasant Poems, 
 calf extra crown 8vo. 1820 
 
 1193 Geological Society's Quarterly Journal, Nos. 103 and 106, 1870-71 
 
 London and Middlesex Arcba3ological Society's Transactions, 
 vol. Ill, part IX, 1868 Shone (W. C.) Gleanings about Sir C. 
 Wren and St. Paul's, 1871 ; and various Pamphlets 8vo. a bundle 
 
 1194 Gersaint (M.) Catalogue of Rembrandt's Etchings, portrait, 
 
 calf 12mo. 1752 
 
 1195 Gesenius's Hebrew Grammar enlarged by E. Eodiger with Hebrew 
 
 Eeading Book by B. Davies 4o. 1846 
 
 1196 Gessner (S.) Schrifften, 2 vol. in 1, etchings ty the author, 
 
 calf extra small 4to. Zurich, 1777 
 
 1197 Gesta Eomanorum: a Eecord of Ancient Histories, 
 
 fclacfe letter, old russia, part of D 2 torn off, sold therefore tvith all 
 
 faults IGmo. 1689 
 
 %* " This contains part of the Set of Gesta distinguished by Mr. Douce 
 
 from that analyzed by Warton. Mr. Douce has purposely omitted in his 
 
 Memoir those Stories which are printed in this Collection. It becomes 
 
 interesting therefore as making up with the Memoirs of Douce and 
 
 Warton all that has been printed of Stories under the title of Gesta 
 
 Eomanorum." MS. note ly Sir W. Tite on fly-leaf. 
 
 1198 Gibbon (E.) History of the Decline and Fall of the Eoman Empire, 
 
 6 vol. maps, 1777-88 Miscellaneous Works, 3 vol. portraits, 
 1796-1815, calf extra 9 vol. 
 
 1199 GIBBONS (0.) FIBST SET OF MADRIGALS and Mottets in 5 Parts : 
 
 apt for Yiols and Yoyces with Music, the 5 parts complete in one 
 volume, fine copy in calf, g. e. YEBT BABE 
 
 small 4<to. T. Snodham, 1612 
 
 1200 Gibbs (J.) Book of Architecture, plates folio. 1739 
 
 1201 Gibson (W. S.) Notices of Northumbrian Castles, Churches and 
 
 Antiquities, First Series, plates 8vo. 1848 
 
 M
 
 82 
 
 1202 Giflbrd (J.) Narrative of Louis XVI, portrait and plates Mo. 1795 
 
 1203 Gifford (W.) Baviad and Mtcviad, calf crown 8vo. 1811 
 
 1204 Gill (A.) Logonomia Anglica small 4ito. 1621 
 
 1205 Gilbart ( J. W.) Eecord of the Proceedings of the London and "West- 
 
 minster Bank, portraits of the principal Officers 4/0. 1847 
 
 1206 GILEART (J. ~VV.) WOBKS, viz. Practical Treatise on Banking, Logic 
 
 of Banking, History and Principles of Banking, Lectures aud 
 Essays, and Logic for the Million, 6 vol. portrait, 
 morocco extra, g. e. Svo. 1865 
 
 1207 GILDAS BE EXCIDIO BRITANNIA, FIRST EDITION, fine copy in red 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. by J. Clarke small Svo. (R. Pynson), 1525 
 
 1208 Gilpin (W.) Lives of John Wiclif, Lord Cobham, John Huss, Jerome 
 
 of Prague and Zisca, portraits, 1765 Life of Archbp. T. Cranmer, 
 1784 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 1209 Gilpin (W.) Observations on the Coast of Hampshire, Sussex and 
 
 Kent, plates, 1804 Memoirs of J. Rogers, 1808 Essay on 
 Prints, 1802, russia extra Svo. 3 vol. 
 
 1210 Ginnadrake (T.) Life and Extraordinary Adventures, 3 vol. portrait 
 
 I2mo. Bath, 1770-71 
 
 1211 Giovanni Eiorentino (Ser) il Pecorone (cinquanta Novelle antiche), 
 
 2 vol. portrait, calf gilt foolscap Svo. Milano, 1815 
 
 1212 Glasgow. Inaugural Addresses of the Lords Rectors of the University 
 
 royal Svo. Edinb. 1849 
 
 1213 Gliddon (G. E.) Otia JEgyptiaca, calf extra Svo. 1849 
 
 1214 Gloucestershire Domesday Book, photo-zincograpTi facsimile, folio. 1862 
 
 1215 Glover (E.) Leonidas, calf 24mo. 1810 
 
 1216 Glover (E.) Memoirs (edited by E. Duppa) Svo. 1813 
 
 1217 Godwin (W.) Lives of E. and J. Philips, Nephews and Pupils of 
 
 Milton, portraits of Bradshaw, Lily and Gates, calf gilt, 4/0. 1815 
 
 1218 Goethe (J. W. von) Werke, 26 vol. vignette titlepages 
 
 .I2mo. Wien, 1820-21 
 
 1219 Goethe (J. "W". von) Eaust, with Translations from the German by 
 
 Lord E. L. Gower (afterwards Earl of Ellesmere), 2 vol. portrait 
 
 foolscap Svo. 1825 
 
 1220 Goethe's Wilhelm Meister, translated by T. Carlyle, 3 vol. I2mo. 1839 
 
 1221 Goldicutt (J.) Antiquities of Sicily, etchings, 
 
 half bound imperial atlas 4/0. 1819 
 
 1222 Goldoni (C.) Memorie, 3 vol. half calf gilt crown Svo. Prato, 1822 
 
 1223 Goldsmith (0.) Life of E. Nash, Master of the Ceremonies at Bath, 
 
 portrait, ILLUSTKATED with numerous additional engravings of por- 
 traits, fyc. with cuttings from old newspapers, fyc. Svo. 1762 
 
 Goldsmith (0.) Life of E. Nash, portrait, calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1762 
 
 Goldsmith (0.) Citizen of the World, 2 vol. portrait and plates, 
 morocco extra, a. e. I2mo. 1809
 
 83 
 
 1226 Goldsmith (0.) Poems, LAEQE PAPEB, proof engravings from designs by 
 
 Westall, red morocco, g. e. Svo. 1816 
 
 1227 Goldsmith (0.) Vicar of Wakefield, WestaWs plates, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford royal 32mo. 1828 
 
 1228 Goldsmith (0.) Life by Sir J. Prior, 2 vol. port, and facsimile, 8vo. 1837 
 
 1229 Goldsmith (0.) Vicar of Wakefield, with 32 illustrations by W. Mul- 
 
 ready 8vo. 1843 
 
 1230 Goldsmith (0.) Life and Times by J. Forster, 2 vol. Svo. 1854 
 
 1231 Goldsmith (0.) Life and Times by John Forster, woodcuts, 
 
 calf extra crown Svo. 
 
 1232 Good(J. M.) Book of Nature, 3vol. calf gilt Svo. 
 
 1233 Goodwin (G.) and J. Britton, ChurcheB of London, 2 vol. numerous 
 
 views royal Svo. 1838-39 
 
 1234 Gordon (J.) History of the 1798 Eebellion in Ireland Svo. 1803 
 
 1235 Gordon (L. D. B.) Short Description of the Plans of Captain J. Vetch 
 
 for the Sewerage of the Metropolis, plans folio. 1851 
 
 1236 Gorbam (G. C.) Reformation Gleanings, engravings of Seals ofOranmer, 
 
 Parkhurst and Jewel Svo. 1857 
 
 1237 GOSPELS OF THE FOWEB EVANGELISTS, in Anglo-Saxon and English, 
 
 edited by John Foxe, wormed in bottom margin, 
 vellum small 4tto. Jolm Daye, 1571 
 
 *** Very rare, published at the expense of Archbishop Parker. Mr. Denyer's 
 copy sold for 10. 10s. 
 
 1238 Gospels in Anglo-Saxon, edited by B. Thorpe crown Svo. 1842 
 
 1239 Gostling (W.) Walk in and about Canterbury, portrait and plates 
 
 Svo. Canterbury, 1777 
 
 1240 GOUBY (J.) AND 0. JOKES, PLANS, ELEVATIONS, SECTIONS AND 
 
 DETAILS OF THE ALHAMBBA, with Descriptions in English and 
 French, 2 vol. numerous engravings (many illuminated in gold and 
 colours}, vol. I half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, and vol. 11, 
 uncut atlas folio. 1842- 
 
 1241 GOWEB (Jo.) DE CONFESSIONE AMANiis (A Collection of Tales m 
 
 Verse), 
 fclacfe letter, a remarkably fine copy in morocco super extra, g. e. by 
 
 Clarice and Bedford, BABE folio. T. Berthelette, 1554 
 
 *#* From the Story of Appoloniua Prince of Tyre (folios CLXXV to CLXXXV) 
 Shakespeare took his Plot of Pericles, deriving most of his incidents 
 from Gower's Poem. 
 
 1242 Grammatography, a Manual of Beference to the Alphabets of Ancient 
 
 and Modern Languages, based on F. Ballhorn's Compilation 
 
 imperial Svo. 1861 
 
 1243 Grandjean de Montigny (A.) et A. Famin Architecture Toscane, plates, 
 
 russia folio. Paris, 1815 
 
 1244 Granger ( J.) Letters, plates, calf gilt Svo. 1805 
 
 1245 Granger (J.) Biographical History of England, 6 vol. portraits by 
 
 Richardson, calf extra, g.e. ' Svo.
 
 84 
 
 1246 Grantham (Sir Thomas) The Prisoner against the Prelate: or a 
 
 Dialogue between the Common Goal and Cathedral of Lincoln 
 (in Verse), no frontispiece, calf extra small 8to. n. d. (1050) 
 
 1247 Gray (Mrs. H.) Tour to the Sepulchres of Etruria in 1839, numerous 
 
 illustrations, calf gilt crown 8vo. 1840 
 
 1248 Gray (T.) Poems, with Life by Eev. J. Mitford, portraits, 
 
 morocco, g. e. Svo. 1814 
 
 1249 Gray (T.) Works, with Life by Eev. J. Mitford, 4 vol. portrait, 
 
 half morocco, uncut foolscap 8vo. W. Pickering, 1836 
 
 1250 Gray (T.) Correspondence with Eev. N. Nicholls, and other Pieces 
 
 hitherto unpublished, edited by Eev. J. Mitford, 
 green morocco, g. e. . foolscap Svo. 1843 
 
 1251 Gray (T.) Catalogue of the Antiquities, Houses, Parks, &c. in England 
 
 and "Wales, interleaved foolscap 8vo. n. d. 
 
 1252 Greek Tragic Theatre, containing ^Escbylus by Potter, Sophocles by 
 
 Francklin and Euripides by Wodhull, 5 vol. Tialfrussia, Svo. 1809 
 
 1253 Green (J. H.) Catalogue of the Works of J. Callot, port. 12mo. 1804 
 
 1254 GREENE (E.) QUIP FOE AN UPSTART COURTIER : or a quaint Dispute 
 
 between Velvet Breeches and Cloth Breeches, 
 
 blacfc Utter, woodcut on title, fine copy in green morocco, g. e. very 
 rare small 4to. John Wolfe, 1592 
 
 1255 GREENE (E.) HISTOHIE OF ORLANDO FURTOSO, one of the twelve 
 
 Peeres of France as it was played before the Queenes Maiestie, 
 title mended, 
 
 EXCESSIVELY RARE (see Mr. Halliwell's autograph note), half 
 morocco small 4fo. S. Stafford for C. Burby, 1599 
 
 1256 GREENE (E.) GREENES NEVER TOO LATE, 
 
 folacfe letter, slightly cut in headline, else fine copy, in green morocco, 
 broad borders of gold, g. e. by C. Lewis, VERY SCARCE 
 
 small 4ito. W. Stanslyfor J. Smithwicke, 1616 
 
 1257 Greene (E.) Notable Discovery of Coney-Catchers' Cozenage as well 
 
 as the Cozenage of Collieries, first printed in 1591, edited by 
 J. O. Halliwell, 1859 Defence of Coney-catching A.D. 1592, 
 being a Eeply to E. Greene, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 1859 
 Greene's Ghost-haunting Conycatchers by S. E. 1626 (attributed 
 to Eowlands), edited by J. O. Halliwell, 1860, 3 vol. crown 8vo. 
 * # * Only 26 copies printed. 
 
 125S Greene's Groats Work of Wit bought with a Million of Eepentaunce. 
 Eeprinted from the extremely rare edition of 1596, by J. O. 
 Halliwell, only eleven copies printed, 
 half morocco, uncut crown 8vo. 1870 
 
 1259 Gregory (O.) Mathematics for Practical Men, plates, calf, Svo. 1825 
 
 1200 Gregory (0.) Memoirs of John Mason Good, N.D. portrait, 
 
 half calf 1828 
 
 1261 Gresset (J. B. L.) (Euvres, 2 vol. 
 
 VELLUM PAPER, portrait and unlettered proof plates, blue morocco 
 (Xfra, silk linings, g. e. Svo. Paris, 1811
 
 85 
 
 1262 Greswell (W. P.) Annals of Parisian Typography, LARGE PAPER, 
 facsimiles of devices, red morocco, g. e, royal 8vo. 1818 
 
 12G3 Grey (Sir G.) Polynesian Mythology, plates crown 8vo. 1855 
 
 1264 Grey Head for a Green Pair of Shoulders, or Young Clergyman's 
 
 Guide to Preferment, half calf gilt 8vo. n. d. 
 
 1265 Griffith (A. F.) Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica, woodcuts, 
 
 calf extra royal 8vo. 1815 
 
 1266 Grillandus (P.) de Hereticis et Sortilegiis, &c. 
 
 red morocco, g. e. by Derome 8vo. Lugduni, 1536 
 
 1267 Gronlandia edur Groenlandz Saga, 
 
 fclacfc letter, full-length portrait of Eirekur JRavde the Discoverer of 
 Greenland and woodcut of Walrus, small 4to. Skalhollte, 1688 
 
 * # * Excessively rare. Not in the British Museum and unknown to 
 Brunet. It is a work of great historical importance, and contains an 
 Account of the Discovery of Greenland, the Destruction of Skalholt 
 hy an Eruption of Mount Hecla, &c. &c. 
 
 1268 Grosart (A. B.) Lord Bacon not the Author of The Christian Para- 
 
 doxes being a .Reprint of " Memorials of Godliness and Chris- 
 tianity by Herbert Palmer," with Introduction, Memoir and Notes, 
 photographic portrait of Palmer, half morocco, uncut, 8vo. 1865 
 
 *#* Printed for private circulation only. 
 
 1269 Grose (E.) Guide to Health, Beauty, Eiches and Honour, with nu- 
 
 merous additional printed advertisements (several very curious), 
 selected by Dr. Bliss, as equally worth noting as those by Grose, 
 calf, scarce 8vo. 1785 
 
 1270 Grose (F.) Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, old calf gilt, 
 
 scarce, 8vo. 1785 Provincial Glossary and Proverbs, 8vo. 1790 (2) 
 
 1271 Grote (Mrs.) Memoir of Ary Scheffer, port, and facsimile, 8vo. I860 
 
 1272 Grotius (H.) Joseph, a Tragedy, with Annotations by F. Goldsmith, 
 
 2 portraits by Cross, fine copy in old calf small 8vo. 1652 
 
 1 273 Grotius (H.) on the Truth of Christianity and Supplement of M. Le 
 
 Clerc, with Annotations, &c. by S. Madan, calf gilt 8vo. 1814 
 
 1274 Guarini (Cav. B.) Pastor Fido, plates, Parigi, 1727 Tasso (T.) 
 
 Aminta, plates, Roma, 1662, calf, g. e. 24mo. in one vol. 
 
 1275 Guercino (G. F. Barbieri detto) Drawings in His Majesty's Collections, 
 
 2 -vol. engravings by Bartolozzi, Dalton, Basire, Zocchi, fyc. 
 halfrussia royal folio. 1764 
 
 1276 Guicciardini (F.) il Sacco di Eoma, green morocco, g. e. by Thompson 
 
 of Paris I2mo. Parigi, 1664 
 
 1277 Guicciardini (F.) Istoria d'ltalia, 10 vol. portrait, 8vo. Milano, 1803 
 
 1278 Guidott (T.) Discourse of Bathe and the Hot Waters there, plates, 
 
 wormed, sold with all faults 8vo. 1676 
 
 1279 Guidott (T.) Discourse of Bathe and the Hot Waters there, plates, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. by Riviere 8vo. 1676 
 
 12SO Guidott (T.) Discourse of Bathe and the Hot Waters there, with Lives 
 
 of the Physicians of Bathe, 2 parts in 1, plates 8vo. 1676-77
 
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 1281 Guizot (M.) Histoire de la Revolution d'Angleterre depuis 1'Avene- 
 
 ment de Charles I jusqu' a la Eestauration de Charles II, 2 vol. 
 ml, calf gilt 800. Paris, 1826-27 
 
 1282 Guizot (F.) Dictionnaire des Synonymes, 2 vol. 
 
 calf gilt 8vo. Paris, 1833 
 
 1283 Gulliver (J.) Travels, translated by J. Lockman, 2 vol. frontispiece by 
 
 Hogarth foolscap 8vo. 1731 
 
 Gunn(W.) on Gothic Architecture, plates royal 8vo. 1819 
 
 Gundy (M.) and B. Baud, Architectural Illustrations of Windsor 
 Castle, plates, half morocco royal folio. 1842 
 
 1286 Gunpowder-Treason : with a Discourse of the Manner of its Dis- 
 
 covery. Eeprinted, with a Preface by Bp. T. Barlow, plates 
 added small 8vo. 1679 
 
 1287 Gunpowder-Treason. Another copy, plate added, 1679 Bagshaw (H.) 
 
 Diatribae, 1680 small 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 1288 Gunter (E.) Works, plates small 4to. 1673 
 
 1289 Gurney (T.) Brachygraphy, Second Edition, engraved throughout 
 
 I2mo. n. d. (1752) 
 
 1290 Gutch (J.) Collectanea curiosa, 2 vol. 
 
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 1291 Gutzlaif (C.) Sketch of Chinese History, 2 vol. portrait, half morocco 
 
 12mo. New York, 1834 
 
 1292 Guyot (A .) Earth and Man, woodcuts crown 8vo. 1850 
 
 1293 Gwilt (J.) Notitia Architectonica Italiana, plates, 1818 Eickman (T.) 
 
 on English Architecture, from the Conquest to the Reformation, 
 plates, calf, Liverpool, 1817 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 1294 Gwilt (J.) Account of St. Paul's Cathedral, plates, privately printed, 
 
 1823 Gwjlt (J. and J. S.) Project for a National Gallery, plates, 
 "Not Published," 1838 Gwilt (J.) Elements of Architectural 
 Criticism with Appendix, plates, calf gilt, 1837, imp. 8vo. in 1 vol. 
 
 1295 Gwilt (J.) Anglo-Saxon Eudiments 8vo. 1829 
 
 1296 Gwilt (J.) Encyclopedia of Architecture, upwards of 1000 woodcuts, 
 
 1842 Supplement, woodcuts, 1851 8vo. 2 vol. 
 
 Gwynn (J.) London and "Westminster improved, portrait and plans, 
 with MS. additions and plan, by John Gwynn, and 3 autograph 
 letters to Sir W. Tite added 4fo. 176G
 
 87 
 
 1298 Habingtou (W.) Castara, both parts, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, Malone's copy with his MS. notes, half morocco, 
 scarce small 4<to. 1631 
 
 %* North's copy sold for 1. 18s., and the Gordonstoun for 1. 17s. 
 
 1299 Hackett (J.) Select and remarkable Epitaphs, 2 vol. calf, 12mo. 1757 
 
 1300 H[addiugto]n (Earl of) Forty Select Poems, 2 vol. 
 
 old gilt tree-marbled calf 12mo. 17G9 
 
 1301 Hafiz Ahmed Hassan's Pilgrimage to the Caaba and Charing Cross, 
 
 photograph portrait, presentation copy from the author with his 
 autograph letter crown 8vo. (1871) 
 
 1302 Haghe (L.) Sketches : Belgium and Germany, tinted lithographs, half 
 
 morocco, royal folio. 1840 Portfolio of Sketches : Belgium and 
 Germany, tinted lithographs, half morocco, royal folio. 1850 (2) 
 
 1303 Hakewill (J.) on Elizabethan Architecture, plates 8vo. 1835 
 
 1304 HAKLUYT (E.) PRINCIPAL NAVIGATIONS, VOYAGES, TRAFFIQUES, 
 
 AND DISCOVERIES OF THE ENGLISH NATION, made by Sea or 
 Overland, 3 vol. fclacfe Utter, with the rare suppressed Voyage de 
 Cadiz, russia ' folio. 1599-1600 
 
 1305 Hale (T.) Account of several new Inventions, with the Proceedings 
 
 relating to Mill'd-Lead, 2 vol. in 1, calf extra I2mo. 1691 
 
 1306 HALFPENNY (J.) GOTHIC ORNAMENTS IN YORK CATHEDRAL AND 
 
 ERAGMENTA VETTISTA, or Remains of Ancient Buildings in York, 
 2 vol. plates, russia, g. e. royal 4>to. York, 1795-1807 
 
 1307 HALL (Arthur) QUARELL WITH MELCHISEDECH MALLERIE. A 
 
 Letter sent by E. A. touchyng the proceedings in a priuate 
 
 quarell and vnkindnesse hetweene Arthur Hall and Melchisedech 
 
 Mallerie, Gentlemen, to his very friende L. B. 'being in Italie. 
 
 .With an admonition to the Eather of E. A. to him being a Bur- 
 
 gesse of the Parliament, for his better behauiour therein, 
 
 bladl letter, fine copy, but six leaves admirably facsimiled by Harris, 
 
 red morocco, g. e. EXCESSIVELY RARE, and the only copy that has 
 
 occurred for sale by auction small 4to. (H. Bynneman, 1576) 
 
 * # * One of the rarest volumes in English Literature, all the copies having 
 been destroyed by the order of Parliament, with the exception of four- 
 teen which had been previously distributed. A long account of this 
 memorable quarell is given in the Journal of the House of Commons, 
 from which it appears that Arthur Hall, the first translator of Homer 
 into English, and at the time Member for Grantham, was the Author 
 of this work, which was declared to be derogatory to the Speaker and 
 ' other Members, charging them personally with drunkenness. Eor 
 publishing it he was expelled the House, committed to the Tower for 
 six months, and fined 500 marks. Independently of its great rarity it 
 possesses the greatest interest as illustrating the manners and customs 
 of the young men of Eamily in the Eeign of Q. Elizabeth. It is also 
 full of curious gossip respecting the then Taverns and Ale Houses, 
 especially in the neighbourhood of St. Paul's and Lothbury. It men- 
 tions as popular literature the Romances of Bevis of Hampton, Knight 
 of the Swan, Eour Sons of Amon, Amadis, Orlando Eurioso, Esplan-
 
 88 
 
 dian, \aientine and Orson, Olgarden the Dane, &c. Many portions 
 are highly amusing, and the tale of John the Servingman, the curious 
 Anecdotes of Father Peto, Hobs' Journey to Bartholomew Fair, the 
 Author's Progress with the Earls of Sussex and Leicester to Shooting 
 Matches, and their Visit to Sudeley during the Queen's Sojourn with 
 Lord Chandos, &c. will always be read with considerable interest. 
 
 1308 Hall (Bishop Joseph) Virgidemiarum Sixe Bookes. First three Bookes 
 
 of Tooth-lesse Satyrs, 1602 The three last Bookes of By ting Satyrs, 
 1599, red morocco, g. e. by Clarke and Bedford 16mo. in one vol. 
 
 1309 Hall (Sir J.) Essay on the Origin, History and Principles of Gothic 
 
 Architecture, LAEGE PAPEE, proof plates, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt royal <ito. 1813 
 
 1310 Hall (P.) Picturesque Memorials of Salisbury, plates 
 
 4to. Salisbury, 1834 
 
 1311 Halliwell ( J. 0.) Nursery Rhymes of England, with illustrations, I2mo. 
 
 1844 Nug Poeticse, 12mo. 1844 (2) 
 
 1312 Halliwell (J. 0.) Catalogue of his Chap-Books, Garlands and Popular 
 
 Histories, woodcuts, calf extra crown 8vo. 1849 
 
 * # * Printed for private circulation only. 
 
 1313 Halliwell (J. 0.) Brief Account of Theological Manuscripts in his 
 
 Library, privately printed 4/0. Brixton Hill, 1854 
 
 1314 Halliwell (J. 0.) Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words, 2 vol. 
 
 calf extra 8vo. 1855 
 
 1315 Halliwell (J. 0.) The Theatre Plats of three old English Dramas 
 
 (Battle of Alcasar, Frederick and Basilea.and Dead Man'sFortune) 
 suspended in the Fortune Theatre, facsimiles, 
 half morocco, uncut royal folio. 1860 
 
 * 
 
 * 
 
 * Printed for private circulation only. 
 
 1316 Halliwell (J. 0.) Notes of Family Excursions in North "Wales, 
 
 privately printed, 2 copies square royal 12mo. 1860 
 
 1317 Halliwell (J. 0.) Eambles in "Western Cornwall by the Footsteps of 
 
 the Giants square royal I2mo. 1861 
 
 1318 Halliwell (J. 0.) List of Old-Book Rarities in his Library, 
 
 half morocco, uncut square royal IQmo. 1862 
 
 1319 Halliwell (J. 0.) Account of a singular and unique Collection of early 
 
 Penny Merriments and Histories printed at Glasgow 1695-98, 
 only 25 copies printed, half morocco, uncut IQmo. 1864 
 
 1320 Halliwell (J. 0.) Extracts from ancient Subsidy Rolls of Stratford- 
 
 upon-Avon, only 10 copies printed, 
 half morocco, top edge gilt small 40. 1864 
 
 1321 Halliwell (J. O.) Nominal Index to his descriptive Calendar of the 
 
 Ancient Records of Stratford-on-Avon, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 8vo. 1865 
 
 * 4 * Only 25 copies printed, of which 15 were subsequently destroyed. 
 
 1322 Halliwell (J. O.) List of Works illustrative of Shakespeare, Stratford, 
 
 the Drama, &c. printed by him for private circulation 
 
 crown 8vo. 1867
 
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 1323 Halliwell ( J. O.) Dramatic Eecords respecting the Office of Master of 
 
 the Revels, only 11 copies printed, half morocco, uncut Svo. 1870 
 
 1324 Halliwell (J. 0.) Curious Paper on Office of Eevels in the Time of 
 
 Q. Elizabeth, only 20 copies printed, 
 half morocco, uncut crown 8vo. 1872 
 
 1325 Hall-Stevenson (J.) Crazy Tales, calf foolscap 8vo. 1769 
 
 1326 Hamilton (Comte A.) Memoires du Comte de G-rammont, 
 
 calf 12mo. La Haye, 1741 
 
 * # * T. GEAY THE POET'S COPT, with a Key (two pages) in his neat 
 autograph. 
 
 1327 Hamilton (Comte A.) Memoires du Comte du Grammont avec des 
 
 Notes par Horace Walpole, 3 portraits, and drawing in indian ink 
 of "La oelle Stewart," calf 4to. 1783 
 
 1328 Hamilton (A.) Memoires du Comte de Grammont, portraits, 
 
 calf gilt 8vo. Paris, 1812 
 
 1329 Hamilton (Count A.) Memoirs of Count Grammont with Personal 
 
 History of Charles II and Boscobel Tracts, portrait of NellQwynne, 
 calf extra, g . e. post 8vo. 1853 
 
 1330 Hamilton (Elizabeth) Cottagers of Grlenburnie, 8vo. Edirib. 1808 
 
 Hamilton (J. E.) Spring, a Poem, with author's autograph inscrip- 
 tion, 12mo. 1839 (2) 
 
 1331 Hamilton (W.) ^Egyptiaca, russia, with- royal folio atlas of plates, halj 
 
 russia 4<to. 1809 
 
 1332 Hammon (H. I.) Architectural Antiquities of Crosby Place, London, 
 
 plans, illustrations, sections, fyc. folio. 1844 
 
 1333 Hamoniere (G.) Grammaire Eusse et Dialogues Eusses et Fran9ais, 
 
 2 vol. in 1, half calf extra 8tw. Paris, 1817-16 
 
 1334 Hancarville (P. F. Hugues dit d') Eecherches sur 1'Origine, 1'Esprit 
 
 et les Progres des Arts de la Grece avec le Supplement, 3 vol. 
 plates, russia, joints, g.e. 4eto. 1785 
 
 1335 Harding (J. D.) Sketches at Home aud Abroad, tinted lithographs, 
 
 half morocco royal folio, n. d. 
 
 1336 HABINGTON (Sir J.) NEW DISCOTJBSE OF A. STALE SUBJECT called 
 
 the Metamorphosis of Aiar, woodcuts and Blacke Saunths with 
 
 music, title and last leaf mended, sold with all faults, morocco, g. e. 
 
 by C. Lewis, EXTBEMELY EAEE if not UNIQUE Printed 1596 
 
 %* This Edition, totally unknown to Bibliographers, is without place or 
 
 printer's name. It was probably the first issued, and no doubt privately 
 
 printed by Sir John Harington before the license was subsequently 
 
 granted (30 Oct. 1596) to E. Field, who then issued the edition of 
 
 1596, which was reprinted in the same year. This ludicrous, witty and 
 
 satirical work, written on the occasion of the author's invention of the 
 
 water-closet for his house at Kelston near Bath, caused the author to 
 
 be banished from the Court of Q. Elizabeth. So rare are the editions 
 
 that Mr. Singer doubts whether Swift or Sterne ever saw a copy of the 
 
 work. Field's Edition of 1596 is marked 20 in the Bibliotheca 
 
 Anglo-Poetica.
 
 90 
 
 1337 Harington (SirJ.) Metamorphosis of Ajax ; a Cloacinean Satire: with 
 
 the Anatomy and Apology. To which is added Ulisses upon Ajax, 
 portrait and woodcut, Mr. Eyton's copy in morocco tuper extra, 
 g. e. by J. Mackenzie crown Svo. Chiswick, 1814 
 
 %* Only 100 copies printed. 
 
 1338 Harington (Sir John) Nugse antiquse, portrait of Princess Elizabeth 
 
 from an original plate engraved in 1554 12mo. 1769 
 
 1339 Harle ( W. L.) A Career in the Commons, with autograph letter from 
 
 the author, half calf gilt I2mo. 1850 
 
 1340 Harleian Miscellany or Collection of scarce Pamphlets and Tracts, 
 
 12 vol. calf Svo. 1808-11 
 
 1341 Harmer (T.) Observations on various Passages of Scripture, with 
 
 Additions by A. Clarke, 4 vol. portrait, calf extra Svo. 1808 
 
 1342 Harriott (J.) Struggles through Life, 2 vol. half bound, I2mo. 1808 
 
 Harris (Or.) Civilization considered as a Science, Svo. 1861 (3) 
 
 1343 Harris (J.) Lives of James I, Charles I, Oliver Cromwell, Charles II 
 
 and Hugh Peters, 6 vol. ILLUSXBATED with numerous portraits, 
 views, 6fc. russia,g. e. . Svo. 1758-72 
 
 1344 Harris (J.) Hermes, calf Svo. 1786 
 
 1345 Hartford (Frances Countess of, afterwards Duchess of Somerset) 
 
 Correspondence with Henrietta Louisa Countess of Pomfret, 3 vol. 
 portrait, calf gilt crown Svo. 1806 
 
 1346 HARTSHORNE (C. H.) SALOPIA ANTIQUA, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, india proof plates, red morocco, super extra, broad 
 borders of gold, g. e. by Hayday ; from Mr. Eytorfs library 
 
 imperial Svo. Camb. 1841 
 
 1347 Harvey (W.) Proof Illustrations to Northcote's Fables and of the 
 
 ornamental Letters and Vignettes, india proofs, royal Svo. 1828 
 
 1348 Haskoll (W. D.) Assistant Engineer's Eailway Guide in Boring, plates, 
 
 1846 Engineers and Officials, 1856 Svo. (2) 
 
 1349 Hatchett's Account of Old and New Sarum, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt crown Svo. Salisbury, 1834 
 
 1350 Hawkins (F.) Youth's Behaviour, with new Additions and a second 
 
 Part. To which is added a Collection of Proverbs by R. Codrington, 
 4 parts in 1, portrait and 2 plates, calf extra IGmo. 1663-64 
 
 1351 Hawkwood (Sir John) The Honour of the Taylors or the famous and 
 
 renowned History of Sir J. Hawkwood embellished with Verses 
 and Songs. To which is added a brief Account of the Company 
 of Merchant Taylors, 
 
 blacfc letter, woodcuts, fine copy in russia, g. e. small 4to. 1687 
 
 %* This scarce Eomance of Chivalry suggested to Sir Walter Scott his 
 Quentin Durward. 
 
 1352 Hawkwood. The Honour of the Taylors : or the famous and renowned 
 
 History of Sir John Hawkwood Knight, embellished with Verses 
 and Songs. To which is added a brief Account of the Worshipful 
 Company of Merchant-Taylors, 
 
 black Utter, woodcuts, calf 4to. 1687 
 
 *** Very scarce. A copy sold 9 June, 1850, for 5. 5s.
 
 91 
 
 1353 Haydon (B. B.) Lectures on Painting and Design, 2 vol. woodcuts 
 
 Svo. 1814-46 
 
 1354 Hayward (Sir J.) of Supremacie in Affaires of Eeligion, 1621 Scott 
 
 (T.) Aphorisms of State, Utrech, 1624 Catholike Moderator, 
 date cut off M["assinger] (P.) Life of JElius Seianus, Paris. 3 628 
 Ealeigh (SirW.) Prerogative of Parliaments, Midelburge, 1628 
 Diurnall Occurrences in Parliament (1628), 1641 Discourse 
 concerning the Successe of former Parliaments, 1642 Glamorgans 
 (Earl of) Negotiations in Ireland, 1645, calf gilt, small 4fo. in 1vol. 
 
 1355 Hayward (Sir J.) Life and Eaigne of Edward VI, engraved title (con- 
 
 taining portrait of Edward VI) by R. Vaughan, and portrait of 
 Hayward by W. Pass, vellum small 4tto. 1630 
 
 1356 Hayward (Sir John) Life and Eaigne of King Edward VI, with the 
 
 beginning of the Eaigne of Queen Elizabeth, frontispiece, con- 
 taining portraits of K. Edward and Q. Elizabeth by Marshall, and 
 portrait of the author by W. Pass, fine copy, with the autograph of 
 Matt. Towgood, brown calf extra, g. e. 12mo. 1636 
 
 1357 Hayward (T.) Quintessence of English Poetry, 3 vol. 12wzo. 1740 
 
 1358 Hazlitt (W.) Liber Amoris or the New Pygmalion, 
 
 uncut, scarce ~L2mo. 1823 
 
 1359 Head (E.) Proteus redivivus or the Art of Wheedling, portrait, 
 
 calf gilt small Svo. 1675 
 
 1360 Head (E.) English Eogue : and other Extravagants, 4 parts in 2 vol. 
 
 portraits and plates, part III wants title, sold therefore not subject 
 to collation, calf small Svo. 1680 
 
 1361 Hearne (T.) Collection of curious Discourses written by eminent 
 
 Antiquaries upon several Heads in our English Antiquities, 
 LAEQE PAPEB,^Zafe, red morocco extra, joints, g. e. 
 
 royal Svo. Oxford, 1720 
 
 * # * This copy sold for 2. 3s. in the White Knights sale. 
 
 1362 Hearne (T.) Collection of curious Discourses, 2 vol. Svo. 1771 
 
 1363 Hearne. Lives of those eminent Antiquaries J. Leland, T. Hearne, 
 
 and A. a Wood, 2 vol. 
 LAEGE PAPEE, portraits and plates, calf royal Svo. Oxford, 1772 
 
 1364 Hearne (T.) and W. Byrne,* Antiquities of Great Britain, 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 views, calf extra oblong folio. 1786-1807 
 
 1365 Heath (J. B.) Account of the Grocer's Company, plates, 
 
 calf extra Svo. 1829 
 
 %* Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 1366 Heath (J. B.) Account of the Grocer's Company, plates, 
 
 half calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt royal Svo. 1851 
 
 *** Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 1367 Heideloff (C.) Niirnbergs Baudeukmale der Vor/eit, part I and II, 
 
 plates, royal 4fo. Niirnberg, 1839-43 ; and 1 other (3)
 
 92 
 
 13G8 Heideloff (C.) L'Ornementation du Moyon Age, 2 vol. in 1, plates. 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 4to. Paris, 1845-40 
 
 1309 Helden Buch Lerausgegeben von P. H. von der Hagen, 
 
 calf Svo. Berlin, 1811 
 
 1370 Heliodore, Amours de Theagonea et Chariclee, 2 vol. 
 
 FINE PAPER, proof plates, French red morocco, silk linings, g. e. 
 
 16mo. Londres (Paris), 1743 
 
 1371 Helyas Knight of the Swan, a Eomance of Chivalry, 
 
 PRINTED ON WRITING PAPER, UNIQUE, half HlOrOCCO, Uncut 
 
 crown Svo. 1827 
 
 1372 Henderson (A.) History of Ancient and Modern Wines, woodcuts, 
 
 half calf extra 4ito. 1824 
 
 1373 Henderson (E.) on Astronomy, plates 12mo. 1848 
 
 1374 Henderson (John, the Bath Eoscius) Life and Theatrical Transactions, 
 
 autograph of Wm. Lewis Svo. 1777 
 
 1375 Hendriks (P.) Contributions to the History of Insurance 
 
 Privately printed Svo. 1851 
 
 1370 Hennepin (Father L.) New Discovery of a large Country in America, 
 
 with a Continuation, 2 vol. in 1, map and plates, 
 calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1098 
 
 * # * At page 29 is the original rare plate of the Palls of Niagara which was 
 copied by Lyall. 
 
 1377 HENRICI VIII Assertio septem Sacramentorum ad versus Martin. 
 
 Lutherum, ORIGINAL EDITION, title within a woodcut border, and 
 large initial letters by Holbein, 
 
 VERT FINE LARGE COPT, brown antique morocco, super extra, by Pratt 
 4<to. Apud inclytam urbem Londinum in cedibus Pynsonianis, 1521 
 
 *** This first edition of Henry VIII's celebrated answer to Luther is of 
 very great rarity, as it was printed by the royal author to make presents 
 to the great personages of the time. The edition printed the next year 
 was for general use and sale. It is well known that Pope Leo X 
 bestowed upon the King, for writing this book, the title of " Defender 
 of the Paith," though he very soon after threw off the papal tyranny. 
 
 Strype in his Memorials says he only once had seen a copy of 
 Pynson's rare edition. 
 
 1378 HENRICI YIII AD SAXONI^ PRINCIPES de coercenda abigendaque 
 
 Lutherana Pactione et Luthero ipso Epistola. Item Ducis 
 Georgii ad eundem Begem Eescriptio, fine copy in morocco, g. e. 
 very scarce, unknown to Lowndes small 4eto. Lipsice, 1523 
 
 1379 HENRT VIII, LETTERS wherin he made answere unto a certayne letter 
 
 of Martyn Luther and also the copy of the foresaid Luthers letter, 
 
 fclaclt letter, fine copy in morocco, super extra, covered with blind 
 
 tooling, g.e. by Hayday, VERT SCARCE small Svo. S. Pynson, n. d. 
 
 * # * These Letters are translations from the original Latin Epistola) printed 
 by Pynson in 1520 and 1527, but the Preface is very different.
 
 S3 
 
 1380 HENEY Vlllin's EOYAL WAEDEOBE. In this Booke ia conteigned al 
 
 manor of the Kyng hys Majestes Guarderobe stuff remaynyng and 
 being within his highnes CASTELL AT WYNDESOE in the saulf 
 custody keping and charge of William Tildesley Perticulerly sur- 
 veid, viewid and geven in charge in due order unto the said "Wil- 
 liam by the Kyngs commanndement by Nicholas Bristowe his 
 highnes Clerke. 34 Hen. VIII. THE OEIGINAL MANUSCBIPT, 
 1542, ic/ith additional notes of the state of the said Wardrobe on its 
 being delivered unto the keeping of Rauf Rowlandson, 5Eliz. 1562, 
 interleaved with a fair transcript 
 
 A very curious and interesting record, containing particular descrip- 
 tions of the HANGYNGS OF AEEAS, illustrating the Siege of Jeru- 
 salem, Assuer and Hester, Charlemagne, Mountalbon, &c. &c. 
 HANGYNGS OF TAPESTEYE, illustrating the Siege of Troye, Hawk- 
 ing and Hunting, the History of David, the Story of Ladyes, &c. 
 Clothes of Estate, Chairs richly embroidered, Cushions, Sparvers 
 (four pieces of which were stolen at the burial of King Henry VIII), 
 Testers, Carpets, Beds, Counterpoynts, and sundries. 
 
 Inventory of " Stuff receyvid owte of the standyng Guarderobe at 
 Westminster, by thands of John Eede 20 Nov." 34 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Inventory of Furniture, etc. received from Sir Anthony Denny, 
 Keeper of the King's Palace of Westminster, by Humfrey Orme, 
 keeper of the Standing Wardrobe in the Tower of London, for the 
 use of the King (Edward VI) by command of the Lord Protector, 
 9 July. 1 Edw. VI. 
 
 This is a very interesting record, describing the various pieces 
 embroidered with the King's Arms, the King and Queen Jane's 
 arms together crowned within a garland of Eoses, the History of 
 Joseph, of the 12 Months, of David and Absalom, of our Lady 
 and Angels playing upon Instruments, of the Acts of the Apostles, 
 etc. The CLOTHS OF ESTATE, garnished with precious stones ; 
 the CAEPETS and CUSHIONS of gold, silver and silk needlework, 
 with Queen Anne's Cyphers, the letters H. and A., roses of red 
 and white, etc. ; a carpet of arras " with woodewithes and men of 
 Inde with the Dukes Armes in thre places;" a cushion embroidered 
 " with Scallop Shells with Quene Katheryns Cognizance and this 
 worde, I like as he loveth," etc. etc. 
 
 half bound morocco 64 pages folio, in one vol. 
 
 * # * These Manuscripts are worthy of publication, the marginal notes made 
 subsequently as to the state and disposal of the different articles are 
 very interesting certain cushions used by the King and Queen (Philip 
 and Mary) at the Church door at Winchester, a bedstead altered for 
 King Edward VI, various articles specified as having been given to 
 Lord W. Howard, then Lord Admiral, Sir Edward Waldegrave, Sir 
 Henry Jemegan, and others. 
 
 1381 Henry VIII. A necessary Doctrine and Erudition for any Chrysten 
 
 Man, set furth by the Kynges Maiestye of Englande, &c. fclacfe 
 letter, old red morocco, g. e. Wmo. T. Berthelet, 1543 Henry VIII, 
 Assertion of the seven Sacraments against M. Luther, portrait, 
 I2mo. 1688 (2) 
 
 1382 HENEY (Rev. Philip) AUTOGEAPH DIAEY, inserted in an interleaved 
 
 copy of J. Goldsmith's Almanack for 1673, russia 32mo. 1673
 
 94- 
 
 1383 Henry (E.) History of Great Britain, 12 vol. wants portrait, 1788-95 
 
 Andrews (J. P.) Continuation, 2 vol. 1796, calf gilt 8vo. 14vo/. 
 
 1384 Henslowe (P.) Diary (1591-1609), edited by J. P. Collier, 
 
 half calf gilt Svo. 1845 
 
 1385 Hentzner (P.) Journey into England (1598), in Latin and English, 
 
 privately printed by Horace Walpole, red morocco, g. e. 
 
 post Svo. Strawberry Hill, I764i 
 
 1386 Herbert of Cherbury (E. Lord) Life, written by himself, portrait, 
 
 old red morocco small 4to. Strawberry Hill, 1757 
 
 %* Scarce. Col . Stanley's copy sold for 6. 
 
 1387 Herbert (G.) The Temple, Sacred Poems and PrivateJEjaculations, 
 
 second edition, calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 12mo. Camb. 1633 
 
 1388 Herbert (Sir T.) Memoirs of the two last Tears of Charles I, portrait, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. crown Svo. 1813 
 
 1389 Herbert (W.) History of the twelve great Livery Companies of Lon- 
 
 don, 2 vol. woodcuts, calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1834-36 
 
 1390 Hereford. A Capitular Appeal to the Lord Bishop of Hereford, 
 
 publicly heard at "Westminster, 
 
 private impression, russia extra Svo. 1838 
 
 * # * From the Library of H. H. Joy, who was Counsel for the Appellants. 
 
 1391 Hermannus (P.) Excellent Treatise teaching howe to cure the French- 
 
 Pockes drawne out of the Bookes of Theophrastus Paracelsus and 
 now put into English by John Hester, 
 blatfc letter, half morocco small 4/0. 1590 
 
 1392 Herne (S.) Domus Carthusiana : an Account of the Charter House in 
 
 London, with Life and Will of T. Sutton. To which are added 
 Prayers for the Ancient Gentlemen, &c. portrait of Sutton, frontis- 
 piece , and plate of Carthusian Costume, 
 
 A BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN of ' cotemporary binding in bluemorocco,'covercd 
 with elegant gold tooling, and painted in compartments, Svo. 1677 
 * # * This copy sold for 4. 6s. in Mr. Slade's sale. 
 
 1393 Herne (S.) Account of the Charter-House, port, and plates, Svo. 1677 
 
 1394 Herodotus [Clio and Euterpe] translated by B. E. (supposed to be 
 
 Barnaby Eich), 
 
 fclacfe letter, calf, fine copy, very scarce, small 4*0. T. Marshe, 1584 
 * # * This version is interspersed with Poetry. 
 
 1395 Herodotus translated by Eev. W". Beloe, 4 vol. calf Svo. 1821 
 
 1396 HEEEICK (E.) HESPEEIDES or Works, both humane and divine, port. 
 
 by Marshall, 
 morocco extra, Harleian tooling, g. e. scarce small Svo. 1648 
 
 1397 Herrick (E.) Works, with Life, edited by T. Maitland, 2 vol. 
 
 LAEGE PAPEE (only 25 copies printed), woodcut portrait, Mr. Eyton's 
 copy in green morocco super extra, broad dentclle borders of gold, 
 g. e. by Hayday small 4to. Edinb. 1823 
 
 1398 Herschel (Sir J. F. W.) Outlines of Astronomy, plates Svo. 1849 
 
 1399 Hervey ( J. Lord) Memoirs of the Eeign of George II, edited by Eight 
 
 Hon. J. W. Croker, 2 vol. port, tree-marbled calf extra, Svo. 1848
 
 95 
 
 1400 HESTOD'S GEORGICKS AND BOOKE OF DATES TRANSLATED BY GEORGE 
 
 CHAPMAN (in Verse), with Dedication to Sir F. Bacon Lord High 
 
 Chancellor, fine copy in red morocco, borders of gold, g. e. by 
 
 If ay day small 4<to. 1818 
 
 *** So excessively rare is Chapman's Version that Warton doubted if the 
 
 book was ever printed, although entered in the Stationers' Eegister, 
 
 and Mr. Cooke, the Translator of Hesiod, was also ignorant of its 
 
 existence. Bindley's copy sold for 18. 18s. 
 
 1401 Hesiod's Eemains, translated, with notes, by C. A. Elton, portrait, 
 
 calf extra 12mo. 1812 
 
 1402 HETJEES A LTJSAGE DE EOMME, aves Calendrier et Almanach (1488-1508) 
 
 PRINTED ON VELLUM, within woodcut borders, ornamented with large 
 and small wood engravings (12 of the largest illuminated in gold and 
 colours in imitation of the Miniatures of Manuscripts), old red 
 morocco, by Derome Paris (P. Pigouchet) pour S. Vostre, 1491 
 
 1403 HEURES A LUSAIGE DE HOME avec Calendrier et Almanach (1488-1508) 
 
 PRINTED ON TELLUM, within elegant woodcut borders, composed of 
 sacred and grotesque subjects (including DANCE OF DEATH), and 
 ornamented with large and small spirited wood engravings (ALL 
 UNCOLOURED), and capitals illuminated in gold and colours, blue 
 morocco extra, g. e. RARE small 4to. Paris, Symon Vostre, 1498 
 
 1404 HEURES A LUSAGE DE SOME avec Calendrier et Almanach (1497-1520) 
 
 BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED ON VELLUM, in got^tc letter, within elegant 
 woodcut borders, composed of grotesques and of subjects taken from 
 sacred and profane history, and ornamented with 14 large and nu- 
 merous small wood engravings, in the purest state, UNCOLOURED, 
 having also numerous capital letters finely illuminated in gold and 
 colours, brown morocco extra, g. e. 
 
 imperial Svo. Paris, Jehan Pychore et Remy de Laistre, 1503 
 * # * Extremely rare. No copy, printed on vellum, of this charming specimen 
 of Parisian Typography is to be found in any of the Paris Libraries. 
 
 1405 HEURES A LUSAGE DE LIMOGES toutes au long sans ries requerir avec 
 
 Calendrier et Almanach (1508-28), 
 
 folaefc Utter, printed loithin elegant woodcut borders, composed of 
 Sacred and Grotesque Subjects (including DANCE OF DEATH) an 
 exquisite specimen of contemporary richly ornamented binding, g. e. 
 the sides elegantly painted and enamelled within gold lines in com- 
 partments in the GROLIER STYLE, EXTREMELY RARE 
 
 Svo. Paris, S. Vostre, 1508 
 
 1406 HEURES A LUSAIGE DE EOMME tout au long sans requerir avec 
 
 Calendrier et Almanach (1509-24), 
 
 fclacfe letter, PRINTED ON VELLUM, WITH MINIATURES AND CAPITAL 
 LETTERS finely illuminated in gold and colours, in the original 
 olive morocco, covered with gold tooling, g. e. 
 
 large Svo. Paris, Gillet Hardouyn (1509) 
 
 1407 HEURES A LUSAIGE DE EOME toutes au long sans riens requerir, avec 
 
 Calendrier et Almanach (1507-27), 
 
 PRINTED ON VELLUM, with large and small woodcuts, borders, fyc. 
 finely illuminated in gold and colours in the best style, in the 
 original stamped binding, g. e. RARE 
 
 royal Svo. Paris, par J. de la Roche pour G. Eustace, 1514
 
 96 
 
 1408 HEUBES A LUSAIGE DE EOME tout nu long sans rien rcquerir avec 
 
 Calendrier et Almanach (1515-30), 
 
 black letter, within elegant borders of flowers, painted in colours on 
 gold grounds, the numerous capitals and wood engravings ILLUMI- 
 NATED IN GOLD AND COLOUB8 to imitate miniatures, morocco extra, 
 g. e. covered with blind tooling, in the old style, by F. Bedford 
 
 800. Paris, Gillet Hardouyn (1515) 
 
 1409 HEUEES A LUSAIGE DE KOMME toutes au long sans riens requerir avec 
 
 le Calendrier et PAlmanach (1520-38), 
 
 PBINTED ON VELLUM, with the MINIATUBES and CAPITALS beauti- 
 fully illuminated in gold and colours, red velvet, gilt gaufre edges, 
 with elegant gilt silver bosses, corners and clasps, in case 
 
 4>8mo. Paris, pour Germain Hardouin (1520) 
 
 %* This beautiful little gem was in 1583 the property of Ferdinand Arch- 
 duke of Austria, as appears from the following inscription : " Ferdi- 
 nando Quarto Archiduci Austria, etc. Dno suo clementiss DDT 
 Casp. Sitnikh D. MDLXXXIII Cal. Xbris." Prefixed are a modern 
 painting of the Crucifixion and the Archduke's Arms illuminated in 
 gold and colours. 
 
 1410 Heures nouvelles ecrites et gravees par L. Senault, engraved throughout 
 
 with border-lines as specimens of caligraphy, with elegant initial 
 letters, fleurons, head and tail-pieces, Sfc. 
 old red morocco, g. e. Svo. Paris, s. d. (circa 1685) 
 
 1411 Heydon (C.) Astrology, frontispiece I2mo. 1792 
 1112 HEYWOOD (T.) EAPE OF LUCEECE, a true Eoman Tragedie, with the 
 
 several! Songes in their apt Places, 
 
 FIBST EDITION, EXCESSIVELY BABE, flne copy in red morocco extra, 
 g. e. by F. Bedford small &to. 1(508 
 
 * # * With the following autograph note : " Look to the extraordinary Song 
 of the Eoman (London) Cryes at the end. William Tite." 
 
 1413 Heywood (Thomas) Second Part of Queene Elizabeth's Troubles, 
 
 Doctor Paries Treasons : The building of the Eoyall Exchange, 
 and the famous Victory in An. 1588. With the Humors of 
 Hobson and Tawny-cote, FIBST EDITION, olive morocco extra, g. e. 
 by F. Bedford small 4fo. Printed for Nathaniel Butter, 1609 
 Of extreme rarity, the Duke of Devonshire's copy having been hitherto 
 considered unique. This second part is quite a distinct publication, 
 and no copy at all of the first part was issued in 1609. 
 
 1414 HEYWOOD (T.) FIBST AND SECOND PABTS OF KING EDWABD THE 
 
 FOUETH as it hath divers times beene publikely playd by the 
 Earl of Derbie his Servants, 
 very fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4to. If. Lownes, 1613 
 
 %* Extremely rare. This copy sold for 10. 10s. at these Eooms on 
 16 April, 1863. 
 
 1415 Heywood (T.) Londini Speculum : or, Londons Mirror, Exprest in 
 
 sundry Triumphs, Pageants and Showes, at the Initiation of the 
 
 Et. Hon. E. Fenn into the Mairolty of London, all the Charge 
 
 being the sole Undertaking of the Company of Haberdashers, 
 
 red morocco, g. e. by Winstanley small 4<to. 1637 
 
 %* Ehodes' copy of this rare Pageant (in Prose and Verse) sold for 9. 9s. 
 
 %*
 
 97 
 
 1416 Hey wood (T.) Generall History of Women, frontispiece, 
 
 calf, scarce small 8vo. 1657 
 
 *** .Nassau's copy of this amusing work sold for 1. 
 
 1417 Hey wood (T.) Life and Prophecies of Merlin, 
 
 half calf extra 8vo. Carmarthen, 1812 
 
 1418 Heywood (J.) Illustrations of the principal English Universities, 
 
 portraits and plates (several coloured) Svo. (1863) 
 
 1419 HIEROGLYPHICS. Gazzerer (C.) Descrizione dei Monumenti Egizi 
 
 del Eegio Museo contenenti Leggende Eeali, plates, Napoli, 1824 
 Mai (Card. A.) Catalogo de' Papiri Egiziani della Biblioteca 
 Vaticana, plates, JBoma, 1825 Drovetti (Chev.) Etalon metrique 
 trouve a Memphis, plate, Paris, s, d. Yorke (Et. Hon. C.) and 
 W. Martin Leake, Eemarks on Egyptian Monuments in England, 
 plates, 1826 Goulianof (Chev. de) sur les Hieroglyphes d'Hora- 
 pollon, Paris, 1827 Kosegarten ( J. G. L.) de prisca ^gyptiorum 
 Litteratura, plates, Vimaria, 1828; half calf 4>to. in one vol. 
 
 1420 Higgins (G.) Hor Sabbaticse, calf extra, 1826 Taylor (I.) History 
 
 of Sunday, n. d. 8vo. (2) 
 
 1421 Higgins (G.) Celtic Druids, plates 4to. 1827 
 
 1422 Hill (H. D.) on the Institutions, Government and Manners of Ancient 
 
 Greece and of the Eomans, 2 vol. half calf I2mo. 1819-21 
 
 1423 Hill (N.) Ancient Poem of Guillaume de Guilleville, entitled le 
 
 Pelerinage de 1'Homme, compared with the Pilgrim's Progress of 
 John Bunyan, portrait and plates 4>to. 1858 
 
 1424 Hilpert's English-German and German-English Dictionary abridged, 
 
 half morocco extra 8vo. Carlsruhe, n. d. 
 
 1425 History of the Press-Yard, cut in top margin, 1717 Trip through the 
 
 Town, n. d. Trip through London, title damaged and stained, 
 1728 Tricks of the Town, stained, 1732, 
 russia, sold with all faults 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 1426 History of the Antiquities of Great Britain relating to the Eeformation, 
 
 &c. plates 12mo. M. Tracy on London Bridge, 1726 
 
 1427 History of the seven Champions of Holland, 2 vol. plates, I2mo. 1755 
 
 1428 Histrio-Mastix or the Player Whipt, see curious MS. note ly Sev. 
 
 JH. J. Halpin, in ivhich the burlesque on Shakespeare's Troylus and 
 Cressida (on C iv) is pointed out, red morocco extra, border of gold, 
 g. e. small kto. Printed for Th. Thorp, 1610 
 
 * # * Very scarce. A copy sold for 4. 16s. at these Eooms in 1823. 
 
 1429 Hitchcock (E.) Elementary Geology, plates, 
 
 calf gilt crown 8vo. New York, 1841 
 
 1430 Hittorff (I. I.) Description de la Eotonde des Panoramas elevee dans 
 
 les Champs-Elysees, outline plates 4fo. Paris, 181-2 
 
 1431 Hoare (Sir E. C.) Auncient Wiltshire, plates only, royal folio. 1810-11 
 
 1432 Hoare (E.) Journal of his Shrievalty (1740-41), 
 
 only 25 copies printed, half calf extra 4/0. Bath, 1815
 
 98 
 
 1433 Hoare (Sir B. C.) Kecollections abroad during the Tears 1785-91, 
 
 4 vol. MR. EYTON'S COPT, splendidly bound in purple morocco super 
 extra, broad borders of gold, g. tn. e. Bath, 1815-18 
 
 * % * Very scarce, only 25 copies having been printed of vol. I and II, and 
 50 copies of vol. Ill and IV. This copy was presented to A. B. 
 Lambert, Esq. and has Sir E. C. Hoare's autograph inscription in each 
 volume. 
 
 1434 Hobhouse (Sir J. C. afterwards Lord Broughton) "Wonders of a Week 
 
 at Bath (in doggrel Verse), calf crown Svo. 1811 
 
 1435 Hoei-Lan-Ki, Drame en Prose et en Vers. Traduit du Chinois par 
 
 S. Julien, calf extra Svo. 1832 
 
 143G Hofmann (A. W.) Report on the Chemical Laboratories of Bonn and 
 Berlin, plates 4,to. 1866 
 
 1437 Hogarth (W.) Five Days Peregrination with Messrs. Tothall, Scott, 
 
 Thornhill and Forrest, plates, half morocco, g. e. oblong folio. 1782 
 
 1438 Hogarth (W.) Genuine "Works, with Biographical Anecdotes, Chrono- 
 
 logical Catalogue and Commentary by J. Nichols and G. Steevens, 
 2 vol. portrait and plates, half russia 4to. 1808-10 
 
 1439 Hogarth Moralized. A Complete Edition of all the "Works of "W. 
 
 Hogarth with Explanations by Kev. Dr. Trusler, LABGE PAPEB, 
 india proof plates, J. Major, 1831 Anecdotes of "W. Hogarth 
 written by himself, with Essays on his Life and Genius and 
 Criticisms on his "Works. To which are added a Catalogue of his 
 Prints, Account of their Variations, Lists of his Paintings, Draw- 
 ings, &c. by J. B. Nichols, 1833, morocco extra, g. e. by J. Wright 
 
 crown Svo. 2 vol. 
 
 1440 Hogg (J.) Queer Book, calf extra, foolscap Svo. Edinb. 1822 Queen 
 
 Hynde, Svo. ib. 1825 Songs, calf extra, foolscap Svo. ib. 1831 
 Hogg (N.) Poetical Letters and Witch Story in the Devonshire 
 Dialect, I2mo. 1858 (4) 
 
 1441 HOLBEIN (Hans) ICONES HISTOBIABUM VETEBIS TESTAMENTI, beau- 
 
 tiful woodcuts, fine copy in olive morocco super extra, g. e. by Cape, 
 VEEY BABE, small 4<to. Lugduni apud Joannem Frellonium, 1547 
 
 %* This copy sold for 10. 15s. in T. S. Holbein's sale. 
 
 1442 HOLBEIN (Hans) IMAGES OF THE OLD TESTAMENT, beautiful woodcuts, 
 
 fine copy in vellum, VEBY BABE, small 4to. Lyons, J. Frellon, 1549 
 
 1443 HOLBEIN (Hans) LES IMAGES DE LA MOBT. Davantage la Medecine 
 
 de 1'Ame ; la Consolation des Malades ; un Sermon de Mortality 
 par Sainct Cyprian ; et un Sermon de Patience par Sainct Jehan 
 Chrysostome, 53 elegant woodcuts, illustrating the DANCE or 
 DEATH, calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford small Svo. Lyon, 1547 
 
 %* Scarce. Borluut's copy sold for 140 francs. 
 
 1444 Holbein (Hans) Le Triomphe de la Mort grave d'apres ses Dessina 
 
 originaux par C. de Mechel, 47 beautiful engravings by Mechel, 
 splendidly bound in olive morocco extra, covered with fleurs-de-lyt 
 in gold, g. e. by F. Bedford square I2mo. Basle, 1780
 
 99 
 
 144-5 Holbein (Hans) Dance of Death, 52 woodcuts by T. and J. Bewick, 
 title reprinted, green morocco extra, g. e. 12mo. Newcastle, 1789 
 
 1446 Holbein (H.) Dance of Death, engraved by "W. Hollar (with 
 
 Dissertation by F. Douce), with the Daunce of Machabree 
 made by Dan John Lydgate, portraits and plates (with one of 
 the original woodcuts added"), red morocco extra, g. e. by J. Wright 
 
 royal IGmo. n. d. 
 
 1447 Holbein (Hans) Alphabet of Death, illustrated with Old Borders, en- 
 
 graved on Wood, with Latin Sentences aud English Quatrains, 
 selected by Anatole de Montaiglon, FEINTED ON VELLUM, within 
 elegant woodcut borders, depicting the DANCE OF DEATH, 
 brown morocco super extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, 8vo. Paris, 1856 
 
 1448 Holcroft (T.) Memoirs, 3 vol. portrait, calf extra, g. e. 12mo. 1816 
 
 1449 HOLLAND'S LEAGUER: or an Historical Discourse of the Life and/ 
 
 Actions of Dona Britanica Hollandia, the Arch-Mistris of the 
 wicked women of Eutopia. Wherein is detected the notorious 
 Sinne of Panderisme, and the Execrable Life of the luxurious 
 Impudent, with the rare frontispiece of the celebrated brothel, the 
 last line of the metrical inscription being, as usual, cut into, 
 fine copy in morocco extra, blind tooled, g. e. 
 
 small 4:to. Printed by A. M. for Richard J3arnes, 1632 
 
 * # * The situation of Holland's Leaguer was, what forms part of the present 
 Holland Street, Blackfriars. See a long and an interesting note by Mr. 
 Daniel on the fly leaf. This copy sold for 5. 10s. in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 1450 HOLLAND (H.) HEEC-JOLOQIA ANQLICA hoc est Clarissimorum et 
 
 Doetissimorum aliquot Anglorum qui floruerunt ab Anno Christi, 
 MD, usq' ad presentem Annum, 2 vol. in 1, brilliant impressions 
 of the portraits by CRISPIN DE PAS (list of names at end the 
 reprint), green morocco extra, borders of gold, fol. Arnhemii, 1620 
 
 *** 
 
 Scarce. Williams's copy sold for 27. 16s. 6d. 
 
 1451 Holland (Lord) Life of Lope Felix de Yega Carpio, portrait, 
 
 half calf gilt 8to. 1806 
 
 1452 Holland (Lord) Lives of Lope Felix de Vega Carpio and Guillen de 
 
 Castro, 2 vol. portraits, calf extra, </. e. postSvo. 1817 
 
 1453 Hollar ( W.) Ornatus Muliebris Anglicanus, 27 plates, mounted on tinted 
 
 paper, green morocco, (j. e. Svo. 1640 
 
 1454 HOLLAE (W.) Aula Yeneris, sive varietas Foemmei Sexus diversarum 
 
 Europe Nationum differentia habituum, frontispiece and 48 small 
 lohole length figures of female costume, and 7 Jigures of monks at 
 the end, mounted on tinted paper, 
 bound in green morocco extra, g. e. 16mo. 1644 
 
 *** Original impressions before the English names were added to the plates. 
 
 1455 Holloway (T.) Life Svo. 1827 
 
 1456 Hollyband (C.) Italian Schoole-maister with a Historic called Arnalt 
 
 and Lucenda in Italian and English, 
 calf extra, g. e. IGmo. T. Purfoot, 1608
 
 100 
 
 1457 HOMER'S WHOLE WORKS, translated by G. Chapman, engraved title 
 
 with portrait of Chapman, on reverse plate of the Prince of Wales' 's 
 device, and eng raved title to Odyssey, 
 fine copy in red morocco, g. e. by C. Lewis, small fol. n.d. (circa 1616) 
 
 1458 HOMER. THE CROWNE OF AIL HOMER'S WORCKES; BATRACHO- 
 
 MYOMACHIA, or the Battaile of Frogs and Mise, His Hymn's and 
 Epigrams, translated according to y e originall by G. Chapman, 
 beautifully engraved title, with head of the translator, fyc. by W. 
 Pass, brilliant impression, 
 FINE COPY, morocco extra, g. e. small fol. John Bill, n.d. (circa 1625) 
 
 %* Extremely rare. Sir Mark Sykes's copy sold for 10 and Bindley's for 8. 
 
 1459 Homer, translated by A. Pope, with Notes by G. Wakefield, 9 vol. 
 
 LARGE PAPER, half russia royal Svo. 1806 
 
 1460 Homer's Werke von J. H. Voss, 4 vol. maps and plan, 
 
 calf gilt Svo. Stuttgart, 1814 
 
 1461 Homer's Iliad in English, by T. Hobbes, calf I2mo. 1676 
 
 1462 Homer's Iliad and Odyssey in Blank Verse, with Notes by W. Cowper, 
 
 4 vol. calf 8vo. 1809 
 
 1463 Homer's Iliad, translated by W. Sotheby, 2 vol. map, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt Svo. 1831 
 
 14G4 HOMILEES appoynted by the Queenes Maiestie, E. Jugge and J. 
 Cawood, 1569 The Second Tome of Homilees, ib. 1570 Fourme 
 of Common Prayer for the present Tyme and State, B. Jugge, 
 1572, fclacfc Utter, morocco extra, g. e. blind tooled in the old style 
 
 small to. in one vol. 
 
 1465 Hone (W.) Bartholomew Fair Insurrection, 1817, with other Political 
 
 Tracts, published by Hone, in the volume, woodcuts by G. Cruik- 
 shank, half morocco Svo. 1817-20 
 
 1466 Hone (W.) Popular Political Tracts, numerous cuts by G. Cruikshank 
 
 (including Matrimonial Ladder on cardboard), with folio Dropt 
 clauses added, calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1819-22 
 
 1467 Hone (W.) Apocryphal New Testament, calf extra Svo. 1821 
 
 1468 Hone (W.) Eight Divine of Kings to govern wrong, 2 woodcuts, 1821 
 
 Buckley (J.) on the Incarnation, 1813 Hone's Poor Hum- 
 phrey's Calendar, woodcuts, 1829 ; and other Tracts in the volume, 
 half morocco post Svo. 
 
 1469 Hone (W.) Ancient Mysteries described, engravings on copper and 
 
 wood, calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1823 
 
 1470 Hone (W.) Every-Day Book, 2 vol. in 4, woodcuts, 1826-27 Tear 
 
 Book, in 2 vol. woodcuts, 1832, ILLUSTRATED with numerous printed 
 cuttings and additional engravings (portraits, views, Sfc.) by T. 
 Purland, half morocco, uncut Svo. 6 vol. 
 
 1471 Hone ( W.) Facetiae and Miscellanies, 120 engravings by G. Cruikshank, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1827 
 
 1472 Hone (W.) Facetia? and Miscellanies (3 additional), 120 engravings by 
 
 G. Cruikshank (including Matrimonial Ladder on cardboard), 
 half calf gilt Svo. 1827
 
 101 
 
 1473 Hood (C.) on "Warming Buildings by Hot Water; on Ventilation; 
 
 and on Combustion of Smoke 8vo. 1844 
 
 1474 Hoogue (Eomein de) Histoire du Vieux et du Nouveau Testament 
 
 represented en Tailles douces avec une Explication par M. Basnage, 
 plates, stained, half calf folio. Amst. 1704 
 
 1475 Hook ( W. F.) Sermon on the English Beformation, 1838 ; and other 
 
 Pieces in the volume, half calf extra, 8vo. Church Dictionary, 
 calf extra, 8vo. 1854 (2) 
 
 1476 Hooker (E.) Works, with Life by I. Walton, 3 vol. 8vo. 1821 
 
 1477 Hope (T.) Costume of the Ancients, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 half red morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 4to. 1812 
 
 Hope (T.) Anastasius, 3 vol. calf extra, g. e. crown 8vo. 1827 
 
 Hope (T.) Historical Essay on Architecture, 2 vol. plates, 1835 
 Analytical Index by E. Cresy, woodcuts, 1836, royal 8vo. 3 vol. 
 
 1480 Horace's Selected Odes with Poems, translated. Whereunto are added 
 
 both in Latin and English sundry new Epigrammes, Anagramms, 
 Epitaphes (by John Ashmore), calf small 4to. 1621 
 
 *#* Scarce. Bindley's copy sold for 3. 7s. 
 
 1481 Horace's Odes in Latin with English Translation, by Sir T. Hawkins, 
 
 frontispiece, calf extra, g. e. 12mo. 1635 Horace's Odes, Satyrs 
 and Epistles, Englished by T. Creech, portrait, I2mo. 1737 
 Horace in Latin and English, by C. Smart, 2 vol. morocco, 24mo. 
 Edinb. 1836 (4) 
 
 1482 HOIUE BEAT^: MARINE VIRGINIS ALIAQUE OJTFICIA secundum Usum 
 
 Eomanum, cum Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, illuminated throughout with borders of 
 Pen-Tracery (with gilded leaves, coloured flowers and foliage') and 
 numerous capital letters (the initials of the several Hours being 
 very rich and beautifully painted). The Calendar is written in gold, 
 azure and crimson, with three-side borders, in which are depicted 
 2 4 Miniatures (representing the signs of the Zodiac and the occupa- 
 tions for the different Months) of great merit and beauty. In 
 addition this beautiful MS. which is unfortunately imperfect, is 
 ornamented with 4 large and 17 small MINIATURES, finely illu- 
 minated in gold and colours, and highly finished with great pictorial 
 skill, red velvet, g. e. 4to. SMC. xv 
 
 %* This beautiful Manuscript was purchased 1st March, 1850, and 
 described as " An exquisite illuminated Missal, of the finest period 
 of the art, with forty- six miniatures and rich arabesque borders. 
 This beautiful Missal belonged to Mary (sister of Henry VIII), 
 
 , Dowager Queen of France, and Duchess of Suffolk. Her autograph 
 is on the first leaf. It was purchased at the sale of the Duchess of 
 Portland's celebrated Collection." With regard to this autograph, see 
 Sir W. Tite's Lecture on illuminated Manuscripts, in which this volume 
 is described. He says: "On a leaf opposite the commencement 
 appears the name of ' Marie de Buff.' intended for that of Mary Tudor, 
 daughter of Henry VII, Queen-Dowager of France, and third wife of 
 Charles Brandon, Fourth Duke of Suffolk, but it is no doubt a fictitious 
 signature."
 
 102 
 
 1483 HORJE BEAT* MARINE VIRGINIS secundum Uaum Eomanum cum 
 
 Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, ivith numerous capital letters, grotesque 
 borders (several very droll), 12 large Miniatures and 17 historiated 
 initials enclosing the effigies of Saints, BEAUTIFULLY ILLUMINATED 
 
 IN GOLD AND COLOURS BY A FLEMISH ARTIST, Velvet, gilt goufre 
 
 edges, with clasps IQmo. SJEC. xv 
 
 %* In this Flemish Bijou several of the Prayers are in Dutch. 
 
 1484 HOR.E BEAT.& MARIJE VIRQINIB secundum Usum Eomanum cum 
 
 Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with numerous capital letters, elegant 
 floriated borders and 16 MINIATURES (13 large and 3 small), 
 FINELY ILLUMINATED IN GOLD AND COLOURS, ly a French artist, 
 morocco extra, gilt gaufre edges, ly C. Lewis, with the Webster 
 arms in gold on sides 4to. Sjec. xv 
 
 1485 HORJ: BEATJE MAR-LE VIRQINIS secundum Usum Eomanum cum 
 
 Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, by an Italian Scribe, ornamented with 
 exquisitely illuminated borders (composed of flowers, fruits, birds, 
 including Peacock, and insects), painted in brilliant colours on gold 
 ground. Besides there are 3 others representing the gothic entrances 
 and ornaments of ecclesiastical buildings painted 11 ' En Camaieu d'Or" 
 on azure back grounds. The Calendar-borders contain 24 small 
 Miniatures representing the signs of the Zodiac and the occupations 
 of the several Months. At the end are 8 historiated initial letters, 
 in which are painted the effigies of the Saints to whom the Suffrage- 
 Prayers are addressed : red morocco, g. e. in a morocco case 
 
 IGmo. S.sc. xv 
 
 *.* From the library of Thomas Windus, F.S.A. who has written on the 
 first leaf, " From the Library of the late Cardinal York the last of the 
 Stuarts A.D. 1808," and has added at end a fine impression from the 
 Seal of Mary Queen of Scots. 
 
 1486 HQRJE BEAT.E MARINE VIRGINIS ALIAQUE OFFICIA in "Usum Eomanum, 
 
 cum Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, an exquisite Specimen of Flemish art, 
 gorgeously adorned with numerous CAPITAL LETTERS, elegant 
 BORDERS of Pen- Tracery (with gilded leaves, coloured flowers and 
 foliage) and SUPERB MINIATURES of very great excellence, several 
 of which are surrounded by broad and beautiful borders, additionally 
 ornamented with historiated initial letters and groups of figures 
 relating to the paintings, green morocco extra, dentelle borders, silk 
 linings, g. e. by Derome, lettered " Heures MSS. du 15 e Siecle de 
 la plus grande Beaute " small 4to. S&c. xv 
 
 This exquisite gem is fully described in Sir W. Tite's Lectures on 
 illuminated Manuscripts, and the merits of the volume with its 11 large 
 Miniatures, Borders and Calendar, historiated with small paintings, 
 have ample justice rendered to them. 

 
 103 
 
 1487 HOR;E BEAT.E MAEIJE VIEGINIS secundura Usum Eomanum, cum 
 
 Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, WITH EXQUISITE BORDERS (composed of 
 flowers, birds and insects), 21 BEAUTIFUL MINIATURES (fuH size 
 of the page) and 24 smaller for the Calendar (signs of the Zodiac 
 and occupations for the Months), very delicately painted in colours 
 heightened with gold by a Flemish Artist, red velvet, g. e. 
 
 IGmo. SJBO. xv 
 
 1488 HOBJE BEATJS MARIJE VIEGUNIS ALIAQUE OFFICIA secundum TJsum 
 
 Eomanum, cum Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, by a French Scribe (the names of the 
 Saints, the Intitulations, les Quinze Joyes de Nostre Dame and 
 les Sept Hequestes in French), ORNAMENTED with Jloriated 
 BORDERS, numerous CAPITAL LETTERS and 14 large MINIATUEES, 
 all richly illuminated in gold and colours, finished and coloured 
 like the paintings on the finest Majolica ware, vellum extra, double", 
 richly ornamented with gold and colours, g. e. by Fauchet 
 
 small 4<to. Sj;c. xv 
 
 *** This elegant MS. has the following inscription on fly-leaf : " Ces 
 presentes (Heures) appartiennent a Marye Allen Pemme de Martin 
 Grandin." 
 
 1489 HOEJE BEAT^E MAEIJE YIEGINIS in Usum Eomanum cum Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with numerous CAPITAL LETTERS, rich 
 jloriated BORDERS, and 31 elegant MINIATURES (13 large and 18 
 small), FINELY ILLUMINATED IN GOLD AND COLOURS, by a French 
 artist, red morocco, g, e. small 4sto. S^EC. xv 
 
 1490 HOR^E BEAT^; MARINE VIEGINIS secundum Consuetudinem Eoraanw 
 
 Ecclesias, cum Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with 12 delicately painted MINIATURES, 
 Jloriated borders, fyc. nearly 700 initial letters, all richly illuminated 
 in gold and colours, crimson velvet with chased silver corners, each 
 cover having in the centre a fine Niello (on obverse Our Saviour 
 seated on His Throne and on reverse the Oradenigo arms), g. e. 
 
 24imo. S2BC. xv 
 
 1491 HOEJE BEATJG MARIJE VIRGINIS secundum TJsum Eomanum, cum 
 
 Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with numerous CAPITAL LETTERS, Jloriated 
 BORDERS and 6 MINIATURES, richly illuminated in gold and colours, 
 olive morocco, covered with gold tooling, g. e. small 4fo. S.EC. xr 
 
 * # * This Manuscript formerly belonged to QUEEN MARGARET OF VALOIS, 
 wife of Henry IV, the binding being covered with gold tooling repre- 
 senting the various devices she was fond of displaying on her books, 
 including the Daisy (Marguerite), unicorn, bee, sun, $ (signifying 
 Fermesse), &c. &c. 
 
 1492 Horse Beatae Mariae Virginis cum Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, curiously written in the shape of a lozenge, 
 and rubricated ~L2mo. SJEC. xvi
 
 104 
 
 1493 Hora> Beatro Mari Virginia secundum Usura Sarum, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with 24; large MINIATURES, 11 small 
 paintings indented into the text and 8 historiated initial letters, 
 finely illuminated in gold and colours, blue morocco extra, g. e. 
 
 12mo. SJEC. xv 
 
 %* " This little Flemish MS. tho' a good deal rubbed is very curious and 
 contains several Illuminations of very uncommon occurrence. See the 
 Agony in Gethsemane, the Betrayal and the Scene in the Hall of Pilate. 
 At the end there is also a variation Transcript of the Breviate of the 
 Psalter, attributed to St. Jerom, which is very seldom met. W. Tite, 
 Nov. 1862." Autograph note of Sir W. Tite. 
 
 1494 HOE^: GLORIOSJE SEMPER VIRQINIS MABLE ALIAQUE OFFICIA 
 
 secundum Ordinem Carthusiensem, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, finely illuminated in gold and colours in 
 the most finished style of the Flemish School of the Period, and 
 containing 9 large MINIATURES; 3 historiafed borders of great 
 merit (one in grisaille"); 12 borders of flowers, birds (including 
 Peacock) and insects ; and one architectural border, en Camaieu 
 d'Or, black morocco, g. e. ; A PERFECT GEM 16mo. SJEO. xv 
 
 1495 HOB.J; BEAT^E MABI.E VIRGINIS, secundum Usum Rothomagensem, 
 
 cum Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with numerous capitals, borders (composed 
 of scrolls, flowers, birds and monsters) on a dead gold ground, 8 
 large MINIATURES, and 24 small PAINTINGS illustrating the 
 Calendar, depicting the signs of the Zodiac and Occupation of the 
 Months, slightly imperfect, red velvet, with silver clasps, 8vo. S.EC.XV 
 %* On the fly-leaf is written " Ces presentes heures appartiennent a damoi- 
 selle Marie des Champs femme de Mons. de Breuedent Conseiller en La 
 Court." This leaf is followed by another, on which are painted two 
 whole-length figures (Virgin and Child standing on a large silver cres- 
 cent, and St. James the Great dressed as a Pilgrim), with the Brevedent 
 Arms beneath. 
 
 1496 HORJE BEAT.E MARI.E VIRGINIS, cum Calendario, Belgice, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with illuminated borders and initials, orna- 
 mented with 3 very early woodcuts, painted in gold and colours in 
 imitation of genuine miniatures, red velvet, g. e. with engraved silver 
 clasp and corners, a great curiosity ] Qmo. SJEC. xv 
 
 1497 HOR.E IN LAUDEM BEATISS.YIRGINIS secudum consuetudenem Roman 
 
 curiae. Septem Psalmi pcenitentiales cu litaniis, & orationibus. 
 Sacrificium in laudem sanctiss. Virginis. Omnia Graece, in the 
 original vellum, preserved in a morocco case 
 
 B2mo. Venetiis apud Aldum, 1505 
 
 % This second Edition of the Aldine Horse far exceeds that of 1497 in 
 rarity. Bishop Butler's copy of 1505 sold for 52. 10s. that of 1497, 
 in the same sale, producing 35. 14s. 6d. 
 
 1498 HORE INTEMERATE viROiNis MARIE secundum usum Bomanum cum 
 
 Calendario et Almanach (1497-1520), 
 
 PRINTED ON VELLUM within elegant borders, composed of sacred and 
 
 grotesque subjects, and ornamented with large and small wood 
 
 engravings, UNCOLOURED, with capitals illuminated in gold and 
 
 colours, fine copy in olive morocco, g, e. rare, unknown to Brunei 
 
 Svo. Paris, xvii Juillet 1501 per T. Kerver par G. Remacle.
 
 105 
 
 1499 HOEB INTEMEBATE viBGiNis MABiE Becundu usum Eomanura cum 
 
 Calendario et Almanach (1505-20), 
 
 PEINTED ON VELLUM within very elegant ivoodcut borders, and richly 
 ornamented with large and small wood engravings, all UNCOLOUEED, 
 calf, g. e. EAEE 
 royal 8vo. Paris, par G. Ann db at pour Germain Hardouin, 1505 
 
 1500 HOEE DIVE VIBGINIS MAEiE secundum usum Eomanum totaliter ad 
 
 longum cum Calendario et Almanach (1510-30) 
 PRINTED ON VELLUM, with large and small woodcuts (CNCOLOUBED), 
 and numerous capital letters illuminated in gold and colours, very 
 fine copy in red morocco extra, g, e. by Traiitz-Bauzonnet, scarce 
 small 8vo. Paris. Egidius Hardoyin (1510) 
 
 1501 HOEE BEATISSIME VIEGINIS MA.BIE secuudu usum Eomanu, totaliter 
 
 ad longum cum Calendario et Almanach (1522-36), 
 printed within elegant woodcut borders, composed of sacred and grotesque 
 subjects (including DANCE OF DEATH), and ornamented with nume- 
 rous large and small wood engravings, very fine copy in olive 
 morocco super extra, g. e. by Cape, VEEY SCARCE 
 
 small 4to. Paris, par Thielman Kerver, 1522 
 
 1502 HOBJE IN LAUDEM BEATISSIM^E VIEGINIS MARI^: ad Usum Eomanum 
 
 cum Calendario, 
 
 printed within exquisitely beautiful arabesque woodcut borders, in 
 delicate outlines, and ornamented with wood engravings very taste- 
 fully designed, though most accurately drawn in an early hard 
 Italian style, by G. TOET DE BOUEGES, and supposed to have been 
 cut in sharp outline on the block by the famous WCERIOT, as many 
 exhibit the Cross of Lorraine. A small portion of title, A iii, A vii, 
 D vii and E v are torn out (sold therefore not subject to collation), 
 else a very fine copy in '.the original calf binding, covered with 
 elegant gold tooling, painted in compartments, gilt gaufre edges, in 
 the Grolier style, for HTMBEETE FAVRE, whose name, in gold 
 capitals, is impressed on obverse and reverse of cover, EXCESSIVELY 
 EAEE sm. 4to. Parrhisiis apud G. Torinum ( Tory de Bourges) 1531 
 %* This is one of the finest examples of ornamental typography produced 
 by the early Parisian Press, and probably the choicest specimen of that 
 of Geofroy Tory de Bourges, the King's Printer, and a very celebrated 
 artist, whose device of the POT CASSE is on the last leaf. Amongst the 
 ornamentations of the borders are introduced the Eoyal Mottoes and 
 Cyphers crowned, the Device of the Dauphin, the Pot casse, and blank 
 shields for armorial ensigns. 
 
 1503 Hora3 Diurna3 Breviarii Eomani, 
 
 morocco extra, gilt gaufre edges 4-8mo. Mechlinite, 1843 
 
 1504 HOEAS DE NUESTEA SEnOEA segun el Uso Eomano con Calendario, 
 
 printed within woodcut borders, with large and small wood engravings, 
 red morocco extra, gilt gaufre edges, scarce 
 
 8vo. Lyon por M. Bonnhomme, 1551
 
 106 
 
 SEVENTH DAY'S SALE, 
 
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 1505 Horapollo. Orus Apollo de JEgypte de la Signification des Notes 
 
 Hieroglyphiquea des Aegyptiens, spirited woodcuts 
 
 small 8vo. Paris, 1543 
 
 1506 Horapollo Nilous' Hieroglyphics in Greek and English, by A. T. Cory, 
 
 plates crown 8vo. 1840 
 
 1507 Horatii Opera cum Notis G. Baxteri, J. M. Gesneri et J. C. Zeunii, 
 
 calf royal 8vo. Edinb. 1806 
 
 1508 Horatius, His Art of Poetry, Englished by Ben Jonson : "With other 
 
 Works of the Author (Execration against Vulcan, Masque of the 
 Gypsies, Epigrams, &c.) never before printed, engraved title by 
 Marshall, 
 calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, 12mo. J. Okesfor John Benson, 1640 
 
 1509 Hornby (W.) Scourge of Drunkenness, a Poem (1614), edited by J. 
 
 0. Halliwell, only 26 copies printed, 
 Jialf morocco, uncut . small 4do. 1859 
 
 1510 Home (T. II.) Introduction to the Study of Bibliography, 2 vol. with 
 
 engravings, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 8vo. 1814 
 
 1511 Home (T. H.) Introduction to the critical Study and Knowledge of 
 
 the Holy Scriptures, 4 vol. in 5, maps and facsimiles, 8vo. 1834 
 
 1512 Homes (M.) Uebersichtliche Darstellung des Mohsischen Mineral- 
 
 systemes, portrait and 260 woodcuts royal 8vo. Wien, 1847 
 
 1513 HOKSLEY (J.) BKITANNIA KoMANA, maps and plates, 
 
 fine copy in russia extra, g. e. folio. 1732 
 
 1514 Horsley (Bp. S.) Sermons, 3 vol. calf, 1816 Biblical Criticism, 4 vol. 
 
 calf extra, 1820 8vo. (7) 
 
 1515 Hoskins (G. A.) Travels in Ethiopia, map and plates 4ito. 1835 
 
 1516 Hoskins (G. A.) Visit to the Great Oasis of the Libyan Desert, map 
 
 and plates 8vo. 1837 
 
 1517 Houbraken (A. ) Groote Schouburgh der Nederlantsche Konstschilders 
 
 en Schilderessen, 3 vol. ports, vellum 8vo. Amst. 1718-19-21 
 
 1518 HOUSEHOLD BOOKS of the Earl of Northumberland, with Preface by 
 
 Bp. T. Percy, 1S27 Of Henry VIII and Elizabeth of York, with 
 Notes by Sir N. H. Nicolas, 2 vol. 1827-30, and of the Princess 
 (afterwards Queen) Mary, with Notes by Sir F. Madden, 1831, 
 LAKGE PAPER (only G copies printed of the first, and 12 of the last 
 three), Mr. El/tori's copy in purple morocco super extra, dentelle 
 borders of gold, g. e. by Ilayday royal 8vo. 4 vol.
 
 107 
 
 1519 Howard (J.) on Lazarettos, plates, half morocco, Warrington, 1789 
 
 Howard (L.) Papers on Meteorology, 1850- Grove (W. E.) on 
 the Gas Voltaic Battery, 1843 4fo. (3) 
 
 1520 Howell ( J.) Familiar Letters, fine frontispiece (containing portrait} by 
 
 Marshall, calf extra, g. e. by Clarke and Bedford, small 4fo. 1645 
 
 1521 Howel (Jam) Londinopolis, portrait by Melan and Bosc, with view by 
 
 Hollar, calf small folio. 1657 
 
 1522 Howleglas, edited by F. Ouvry, privately printed, 
 
 half morocco, uncut small 4fo. 1867 
 
 1523 Hoyle ( W.) Our national Eesources and how they are wasted, Svo. 1871 
 
 1524 Hughes (H.) Beauties of Cambria, 60 Views in North and South Walea, 
 
 half morocco oblong. 1823 
 
 1525 Hughes (S.) Gas Legislation 12mo. 1861 
 
 1526 Hulls (J.) Description and Draught of a new-invented Machine for 
 
 carrying Vessels or Ships out of, or into any Harbour, Port or 
 River against Wind and Tide or in a Calm, large folding plate, 
 fine copy with exception of reverse ofCi having bottom line cut off, 
 sold therefore not subject to collation, olive morocco, g. e. by C. 
 Lewis I2mo. Printed for the Author, 1737 
 
 *,* An extremely rare and interesting work, of which no copy has been 
 sold by auction except this, purchased in Dunn Gardner's sale for 
 7. 12s. 6d. The author's scheme of vessels propelled by a paddle- 
 wheel to act as steam-tugs, on Newcomen's principle, is considered the 
 earliest proposal of the sort. 
 
 1527 Humboldt (A. von) Cosmos, translated by Mrs. Sabine, 3 vol. 1849-52 
 
 Aspects of Nature, translated by Mrs. Sabine, 2 vol. 1849, 5 vol. 
 calf extra, square 12mo. Kosmos, translated by J. P. T., vol. J (all 
 published), crown Svo. 1845 (6) 
 
 1527* Humboldt (W. von) Letters to a Female Friend, 2 vol. 
 
 calf extra I2mo. 1849 
 
 1528 Hume (A.) Ancient Meols, or Account of Antiquities found near 
 
 Dove Point, portrait and plates Svo. 1863 
 
 Hume (D.) Life, by Himself, portrait, calf foolscap Svo. 1777 
 
 Hume (D.) History of England, 8 vol. portraits, 1789 Smollett (T.) 
 Continuation to the Death of George II, 5 vol. portraits, 1790 
 Adolphus (J.) History of George III to the Peace in 1783, 3 vol. 
 portraits, 1810, old tree-marbled calf extra Svo. 16 vol. 
 
 1531 Hume (D.) Essays and Treatises, 2 vol. autograph of Sir G. Murray, 
 
 calf Svo. JEdinb. 1800 
 
 1532 Humorist (New entertaining) being a Collection of Miscellanies in 
 
 Prose and Verse, frontispiece, half morocco, 12mo. Berwick, 1770 
 
 1533 HUMOURS OF FLEET-STBEET, Covent Garden and the Strand, being 
 
 the Lives and Adventures of the most noted Ladies of Pleasure, 
 2 vol. interleaved and illustrated with numerous rare engravings, 
 scarce ballads and curious Advertisements, Cuttings from Neios- 
 papers, fyc. half russia Svo. (1746-48)
 
 108 
 
 1534 Humphreys (H. N.) Illuminated Illustrations of Froissart, selected 
 
 from the M8S. in the British Museum and Bibliotheque Royale, 
 Paris, 2 vol. plates, finely illuminated in gold and colours, 
 half morocco, top edge gilt 4to. 1844-45 
 
 1535 Humphreys (H. Noel) Art of Illumination and Missal Painting, illus- 
 
 trated with specimens of Illuminations and a set of outlines for 
 colouring post Svo. 1849 
 
 1536 Hunter (J.) Hallamshire Glossary, 
 
 LARGE PAPER (only 12 copies printed), morocco extra, g. e. "by Hay day ; 
 from Mr. Eaton's Library square Svo. 1829 
 
 1537 Hunter (J.) Eise of the old Dissent exemplified in the Life of Oliver 
 
 Hey wood (1630-1702) Svo. 1842 
 
 1538 Hunter (J.) Connection of Bath with the Literature and Science of 
 
 England, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, J. H. Markland's copy, with autograph letters (2) 
 from Rev. J. Hunter t E. Hunt and B. E. Peach added, morocco 
 extra Svo. Bath, 1853 
 
 1539 Hunter (J.) Connection of Bath with the Literature and Science of 
 
 England, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, presented by the Bath Literary Club, with autograph 
 letter of H. H. Winwood, Ron. Sec. Svo. Bath, 1853 
 
 1540 Hunter (J. D.) Memoirs of a Captivity among the Indians of North 
 
 America, portrait, half calf Svo. 1824 
 
 1541 Hunter (W.) Anglo-Saxon Grammar Svo. 1832 
 
 1542 Huntington (W.) God the Guardian of the Poor and the Bank of 
 
 Faith (Autobiography), 1786 Key to the Hieroglyphical Print 
 of the Church of God, 1791, calf extra, g. e. Svo. in one vol. 
 
 lt>43 HURTADO DE MENDOZA (Don D.) VlDA DE LAZARILLO DE TORMES 
 
 con la segunda Parte, wants title to part II and several leaves 
 mended, sold therefore with all faults, 
 
 morocco, g. e. Anvers, M. Nucio, 1554-55 
 
 ** Excessively rare, and considered by Mr. Hanrott as the first edition, 
 see his long autograph note prefixed. Mr. Hanrott's copy sold for 
 20. 10s. 
 
 1544 Hurtado de Mendoza (Don D.) Vida de Lazarillo de Tonnes, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. IQmo. ^Anvers) en la Officina Plantiniana, 1595 
 
 %* A very scarce edition. The only copy known to Brunet is that in the 
 French National Library. 
 
 
 
 1545 Hurtado de Mendoza (Don D.) Life and Adventures of Lazarillo de 
 
 Tonnes, 2 parts in 1, plates, 
 red morocco extra, g. e. by J. Clarke I2mo. 1726 
 
 1546 Hussey (A.) Notes on Churches of Kent, Sussex and Surrey, plates, 
 
 Svo. 1852 
 
 1547 Husson (A.) Etude sur les Hopitaux, plates 4>to. Paris, 1862 
 
 1548 Hutchinson (F.) on Witchcraft, 1720 Life, Miracles and Litanies of 
 
 St. Wenefrede, 1713 Svo. in one vol.
 
 109 
 
 1549 Hutchinson (Lucy) Memoirs of Col. Hutchinson, portraits, 
 
 halfrussia 4/0. 1808 
 
 1550 Hutchinson ("W.) Spirit of Masonry, with Notes by Eev. G. Oliver, 
 
 D.D. 12mo. 1843 
 
 1551 Hutton (C.) Course of Mathematics, 3 vol. 1815-11-13 Tracts on 
 
 Mathematical and Philosophical Subjects, 3 vol. portrait, 1812, 
 calf 800. 6 vol. 
 
 1552 Hutton ("W.) Battle of Bosworth Field, portrait and plan, 
 
 calf 8vo. Birm. 1788 
 
 1553 Hutton (W.) History of Derby, plates, 1791 History of Birmingham, 
 
 plates, Birm. 1783 8vo. 2 vol. 
 
 1554 Hutton ( W.) History of the Eoman Wall, plates, calf 8vo. 1802 
 
 1555 Hutton (TV.) Tour to Scarborough, calf extra 8vo. 1817 
 
 1556 Huxley (T. H.) Man's Place in Nature, cuts 8vo. 1863 
 
 1557 Hyak Nin Is'shiu, or Japanese Lyrical Odes, with English Translation 
 
 by P. y. Dickins 8vo. 1866 
 
 1558 Hymns for the Use of the (Moravian) Congregations in Union with 
 
 the Brethren's Church, 
 rare, see G. Daniel's MS. note on fly-leaf 8vo. 1754 
 
 *.* This copy sold for 2. 18s. in the sale of G. Daniel. 
 
 1559 IDOLATRY. "Worke entytled of the olde god & the new god, of y" olde 
 
 faythe & doctryne and of the new faith and doctryne (translated 
 by Myles Coverdale), 
 
 fclacfe letter, wants title and several leaves mended, sold with all 
 faults, calf . IQmo. lohan Byddell, 1534 
 
 %* This work was strictly prohibited. See Pox's Book of Martyrs, Pirst 
 Edition, p. 574. 
 
 1560 Ignatius (Saint) Epistles, in Syriac and English, with Notes by "W". 
 
 Cureton 8vo. 1845 
 
 1561 ILLUMINATIONS. A COLLECTION OP MAGNIFICENT ORNAMEN- 
 
 TATIONS, TEE? RICHLY ILLUMINATED IN GOLD AND COLOURS 
 
 UPON VELLUM, cut from Ancient Service Books, comprising 56 
 BEAUTIFUL INITIAL LETTERS (each containing an EXQUISITE 
 MINIATUEE), ABOVE 1600 TEEY LARGE CAPITAL LETTERS, 
 upwards of 400 other ORNAMENTS (consisting of BOEDEBS, 
 FLOURISHES, &c.}and innumerable letters of gold, painted capitals, 
 Sfc. neatly mounted on tinted paper, in 2 thick volumes, 
 morocco, g. e. folio 
 
 *,* These splendid volumes were lent by Sir "W. Tite in 1863 to the Iron- 
 monger's Company for their Exhibition, and were considered by the 
 Committee " of so much importance that they considered it imperative 
 upon them to expend a considerable sum in illustrating four interesting 
 subjects, and they only regret that their funds would not permit them 
 to do more justice to the very beautiful illustrations contained in the 
 volumes." See the Honorary Secretary's Letters on the subject 
 prefixed.
 
 110 
 
 1562 Ingelend (Thomas) A pretie and Mery new Enterlude called the Dis- 
 obedient Child, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT, with MS. notes in the autograph of J. 0. Halliwell, 
 Esq. who printed from it an edition for the Percy Society, calf 
 extra, covered u-ith blank tooling in the antique style, 4fo. SJEC. xviii 
 
 15G3 INGHIEAMI (CAV. F.) MONTTMENTI ETEUSCHI CON INDICI, 7 vol. in 5, 
 
 numerous plates (several coloured}, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 4ito. Badia Fiesolana, 1821-20 
 
 1564 Inglis (H. D.) New Gil Bias, or Pedro of Penaflor, 3 vol. in 1, 
 
 half calf gilt royal 12mo. 1832 
 
 * # * From the Library of the Rev. E. H. Barham, Author of the Ingoldsby 
 Legends, with his book-plate. 
 
 1565 Innes (T.) Critical Essay on the Ancient Inhabitants of Scotland, 2 vol. 
 
 panelled calf Svo. 1729 
 
 156G Innes (J.) on the Muscles, plates, 1804 Osteologia, plates, 1811 
 
 12mo. (2) 
 
 1 567 Inquisicion. Auto General de la Fe 30 Mayo 1672, 
 
 scarce small 4to. Granada, 1672 
 
 %* Containing names and descriptions of the 90 culprits. 
 
 1568 Inwood (H. W.) The Erechtheion at Athens, plates, 
 
 . . uncut royal folio. 1827 
 
 1569 Inwood (W.) Tables for the Purchasing of Estates, &c. 2 editions, 
 
 foolscap Svo. 1847-59 ; and 3 others (5) 
 
 1570 Ionian Antiquities published for the Society of Dilettanti by R. 
 
 Chandler, N. Revett and W. Pars, 3 vol. plates (vol. land II half 
 russia, vol. Ill in boards') royal folio. 1769-97-1840 
 
 1571 Ireland. Ancient Irish Histories: the "Works of Spencer, Campion, 
 
 Hanmer and Marleburrough, 2 vol. half calf, roy. Svo. Dublin, 1809 
 
 1572 Ireland. Ordnance Survey of the County of Londonderry, Col. T. 
 
 Colby Superintendent, vol. I, maps and plates, 4to. Dublin, 1837 
 
 1573 Ireland 60 Tears ago, Dublin, 1847 Keightley's Outlines of History, 
 
 1830 Gilbart ( J. W.) Philosophy of History, portrait, privately 
 printed, 1857 foolscap Svo. (3) 
 
 1574 IEELAND. Annals of Ireland, translated from the original Irish of the 
 
 Four Masters by Owen Connellan, 
 blue morocco, gold tooling, g. e. 4to. Dublin, 1846 
 
 1575 Irish Hudibras Svo. 1689 
 
 1576 IEISH SOCIETT. Concise View of its Origin, Constitution and Pro- 
 
 ceedings, 1822 Reports of the Deputation for 1815, 19, 25, 26, 
 32, 35, 36, 38 and 1841 Report on the Estate of Pelipar, 1853 
 Judgments in Skinners Company v. Irish Society, 1836-38-45, 
 morocco Svo. (12) 
 
 1577 Isaacs (H.) Ceremonies of the Jews, MS. note by If. T. Buckle, Svo. n.d. 
 
 1578 Isaiah, a new Translation, with Notes by Bp. R. Lowth, 2 vol. 
 
 calf Svo. 1795
 
 Ill 
 
 1579 Islington Wells (a Poem), edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, only 30 copies printed I6mo. 1861 
 
 1580 Izacke (R.) Eemarkable Antiquities of Exeter, plan, view of Cathedral 
 
 and coats of arms, 
 fine copy in old morocco, gold tooling on sides, g. e. 8vo. 1724 
 
 1581 Jackaon (J.) on "Wood Engraving, numerous woodcuts, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt royal Svo. 1839 
 
 1582 Jacobi von Wallhausen (J.) Ritterkunst, plates, Franckfurt, 1616 
 
 Patriciarum Stirpium Augustanar. Vind! et earundem Sodalitatis 
 Insignia, plates of equestrian knights with coats of arms, by R. 
 Custodis, Augspurg, 1613 Schrot (M.) Wappen-Buch, woodcut 
 coats of arms, Miinchen, 1576 small 4>to. in one vol. 
 
 1583 JACOBITE POEMS. The Bath Miscellany for the year 1740, containing 
 
 all the Lampoons, Satyrs, Panegyrics, &c. for that year, Bath, 1741 
 Armstrong (Dr.) (Economy of Love, 1749 A Collection of 
 Loyal Songs, Poems, &c. 1750 Svo. 3 vol. in 1 
 
 * # * Vide note on fly-leaf by Mr. Daniel, at whose sale this volume sold 
 for 10. 5s. 
 
 1584 Jamblichus de Mysteriis et Varia Opuscula Procli, Porphyrii, Synesii, 
 
 Pselli, Alcinoi, &c. FIBST EDITION, fine copy in red morocco, g. e. 
 by Derome folio. Venetiis, Aldus, 1497 
 
 1585 James I, King of Scotland, Works, portrait, 
 
 half red morocco, uncut 12mo. Perth, 1786 
 
 1586 James VI of Scotland and I of England Dsemonologie in Forme of a 
 
 Dialogue, FIRST EDITION, fine copy in purple morocco extra, 
 borders of gold, g. e. by J. Mackenzie, rare, small 4to. Edinb, 1597 
 
 1587 James I, Daemonologie, 
 
 fine copy in calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, scarce, small 4fo. 1603 
 
 1588 James II. Remonstrance against deposing him, 
 
 half morocco small 4<to. 1689 
 
 1589 James (W.) Naval History of Great Britain, 5 vol. 
 
 calf extra Svo. 1822-24 
 
 1590 James's Naval History. Book of Tables to vol. I & II 4to. 
 
 1591 Jamieson (R.) Popular Ballads and Songs with Glossary, 2 vol. 
 
 calf gilt Svo. Edinb. 1806 
 
 1592 Jamieson (J.) Scottish Dictionary abridged, 
 
 russia, by J. Mackenzie Svo. Edinb. 1818 
 
 1593 Janin (Jules) La Bretagne, map and numerous illustrations {plates 
 
 of costume coloured, and the coats of arms finely emblazoned in 
 gold, silver and colours), ornamented cloth, royal Svo. Paris, s. d. 
 
 1594 Janin (Jules) La Normandie, numerous illustrations 
 
 imperial Svo. Paris, s. d. 
 
 1595 Jardine (D.) The Gunpowder Plot 12mo. 1835
 
 * * 
 
 1596 JARRT (N.) HYMMES DBS PBINCIPALES FESTES DE 
 
 LITANIES DU TEES-SATNCT SACBEMENT DE L'AVTEL; LES SEPT 
 PSEAUMES PENITENTIAUX ; LES LITANIES DBS SAINCTS ; ET 
 PEIERES, 
 
 MANUSCBIPT ON VELLUM, within lines of gold, adorned with 3 ex- 
 quisite borders and 3 tail pieces, composed of flowers, having the 
 intitulations and initials in letters of gold, red velvet, 12mo. 1645 
 %* This beautiful Specimen of Caligraphy has the name of the Artist, 
 " N. JAEET, 1645," written on fly-leaf. 
 
 1597 JARET (N.) PRIEEES DEVOTES, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, in the exquisite Caligraphy of the Artist, 
 within borders of gold, with capitals in gold and colours, having at 
 commencement, executed in gold, within a painted wreath, the cypher 
 of the owner (S. B. C. A.), and on the last leaf the same cypher, 
 with "N. Jarry, Paris, scripsit et pinxit 1646" beneath, red 
 morocco extra, g. e. by Bauzonnet, who has preserved and inserted 
 the original, richly gilt olive morocco sides as the inside linings, in 
 a morocco case IGmo. 1646 
 
 This exquisite Specimen of Caligraphy is described in the last edition 
 of Brunet (Tom. Ill, col. 513), as an indisputably genuine work of 
 N. Jarry. 
 
 1598 JAERY (N.) LITRE DE PEIEEES, 
 
 BEAUTIFUL MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, by this celebrated Caligrapher ; 
 having on p. 16 " N. JAERY, PAEIS, SCRIPSIT 1646" red morocco, 
 lined with leather, richly ornamented with gold tooling, vellum fly- 
 leaves, g, e. 32zo. 1616 
 %* On the fly-leaf is the following manuscript note : " Get petit manuscrit 
 a ete ecrit par Jarry dont la signature se trouve au bas de la page 16. 
 C'e"tait le livre de prieres de Louis XIV, alors age de 12 ans. Ce 
 prince en fit par suite Cadeau a son maitre d'ecriture qui le donna a 
 son gendre M. de Florimond. M eUe -safille le donna en 1770, a Antoine 
 Duchesne." This manuscript is cited by Brunet as genuine. 
 
 1599 Jasper (Book of) faithfully translated, New York, 1840 Johnson (S.) 
 
 Prayers, portrait, 1785 Antrobus (J.) Parental "Wisdom, 1850 
 
 8vo. (3) 
 
 1600 Jay (Cyrus) The Law crown Svo. 1868 
 
 1601 Jeffrey of Monmouth's British History, translated by A. Thompson, 
 
 LARGE PAPEE, russia, g. e. royal Svo. 1718 
 
 %* Scarce. Sir M. Sykes's copy sold for 2. 15s. 
 
 1602 Jeffrey (P. Lord) Contributions to the Edinburgh Eeview, 4 vol. 
 
 russia extra, g. e. Svo. 1 844 
 
 1603 Jenkins (J.) and ~W. Hosking, Selection of Architectural and other 
 
 Ornaments, plates, half red morocco, top edge gilt, roy.fol. 1827 
 
 1604 Jennings (J.) on the Dialect of the West of England, 12mo. 1825 
 
 1605 Jerdan (W.) National Portrait Gallery of Illustrious and Eminent 
 
 Personages of the XlXth Century, with Memoirs, 4 vol. 
 LARGE PAPEE, india proof portraits, half morocco, uncut, top edget 
 , '' gilt royal 4to. 1830-33
 
 113 
 
 1606 Jesse (W.) Eussia and the War, map crown 8vo. 1854 
 
 1607 Jest-Book. Gratise Ludentes. Jests from the Universitie, by H. L. 
 
 Oxen (Sic) 
 
 fine copy in green morocco, g. e. 24>mo. T. Cotes for H. Mosley, 1638 
 
 * # * " Excessively rare. I know of only one other copy, which Mr. Daniel 
 
 bought of Lilly for 7. 7s." MS. Note. Mr. Daniel's copy " believed 
 
 to be UNIQUE," sold for 9. 12s. This was G. Smith's and sold in 
 
 his sale for 10. 5s. 
 
 1608 Jest-Book. Comes facundus in Via the Fellow- Traveller furnished 
 
 with short Stories, Speeches of Wit and Mirth, &c. 
 calf extra, old style I2mo. 1658 
 
 1609 JEST-BOOK. Joe Miller's Jests, or the Wits Yade-Mecum, 
 
 FIBBT EDITION, morocco extra, g.e. by Clarke and Bedford, 8vo. 1739 
 
 %* Scarce. G. Daniel's copy sold for 0. 15s. 
 
 1610 Jests. Joe Miller's Jests, facsimile of first edition, 
 
 half morocco, uncut 8vo. 1739 (1862) 
 
 1611 Jest-Book. Joe Miller's Jests or the Wit's Vade-mecum, full-length 
 
 portrait, calf gilt I2mo. W. Lane, n. d. 
 
 1612 Jest Book. Ben Johnson's Jests, port, lialf morocco, post 8ro. 1751 
 
 1613 Jest Book. Jests of Beau Nash, portrait, 1763 New Bath Guide, 
 
 portrait of Nash, Bath, C. Pope, n. d. L2mo. in one vol. 
 
 1614 Jest Book. Complete London Jester, scarce, 1764 Life of J. Quin, 
 
 portrait, 1766 Book of Oddities by Jack Strange, rare, n. d. 
 
 I2mo. in one vol. 
 
 1615 Jest-Book. Festival of Wit (from a volumnious work in the possession 
 
 of George King, Summer Resident at Windsor) 
 
 12mo. Dublin, 1783 
 
 %* This very rare work is usually attributed to George IV, when Prince 
 of Wales, but on what authority cannot be ascertained. 
 
 1616 Jest Book. Conceits, Clinches, Flashes and Wbimzies, reprinted 
 
 from the unique copy of 1639 by J. 0. Halliwell, only 26 copies 
 printed, half morocco, uncut 4to. 1860 
 
 1617 Jest-Book. Sack full of Newes, reprinted by J. O. Halliwell, half mo- 
 
 rocco, uncut, only 40 copies printed, with Mr. HalliwelTs autograph 
 letter IGmo. 1801 
 
 1618 Jest Book, by Mark Lemon, foolscap Svo. 1864 -Lord Chesterfield's 
 
 Witticisms, portrait, half calf, 12mo. n. d. (2) 
 
 1619 JESUITJE. Brevis Eelatio felicis Agonis quern pro Eeligione Catholica 
 
 gloriose subierunt aliquot e Societate Jesu Sacerdotes in Ultima 
 Angliee Persecutione sub Annum 1678, a Protestantibus excitata, 
 violenta Morte sublati, portraits of Ireland, Harcourt, Waring, 
 Turner, FenwicJc, Gavan, Evans and Baker, fine copy in blue mO' 
 rocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, rare small 4<to. Pragce, 1683 
 
 1620 Jesuits' Voyage to Siam, plates, russia, g. e. Svo. 1688 
 
 1621 Jeu de 1'Hombre, cuts 12mo. Paris, 1709 
 
 1622 Job literally translated, with Notes, by J. M. Good, half calf, Svo. 
 
 1812 Job in Coptic and English, by H. Tattara, Svo. 1846 (2)
 
 114 
 
 1623 Job translated, with Commentary, by S. Lee, 1837 Wellsted (J. B.) 
 
 Identity of the Dialect of Job and that of Mahrah in South 
 Arabia, privately printed, 1839 Ancient Coptic Version of Job, 
 with English translation, by H. Tattam, 1846, half calf 
 
 800. in one vol. 
 
 1624 Job translated by Bev. J. M. Bodwell 800. 1864. 
 
 1625 Jocelin of Brakelond'a Chronicles, translated by T. E. Tomlins, 
 
 half calf gilt royal 8vo. 1844 
 
 1626 Jockey Club, 3 parts in 1, calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1792-93 
 
 *,* For printing this work Symonds was confined in Newgate on the State 
 side for several years. 
 
 1627 Johnson (Capt. C.) General History of the Pyrates, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 calf extra, by C. Lewis Svo. 1726 
 
 1C28 Johnson (S.) Life of E. Savage, Son of the Earl Bivers, FIBST EDITION, 
 see G. Daniel's autograph note, calf extra, 1744 Library Catalogue, 
 calf extra, g. e. scarce, 1785 800. (2) 
 
 1629 JOHNSON (S.) WOEKS, with Parliamentary Debates, 11 vol. portrait, 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. by 0. Smith Svo. Oxford, 1825 
 
 1630 Johnson (S.) Life including Tour to the Hebrides by J. Boswell, with 
 
 numerous Additions and Notes, by J. "VV. Croker, 5 vol. portraits, 
 1831 Johnsoniana, or Supplement to Boswell, portraits and plates, 
 1836, calf extra, g. e. Svo. 6 vol. 
 
 1631 Johnstone (Chev. de) Memoirs of the Eebellion in 1745 and 1746, 
 
 portraits, half calf gilt Svo. 1822 
 
 1632 Jonas with an Introduction by W. Tyndale. Eeproduced in Facsimile. 
 
 To which is added Coverdale's Version of Jonah with Introduction 
 by E. Ery, 
 frladt letter, PEINTED ON VELLUM, half morocco Svo. 1863 
 
 1G33 Jones (Inigo) and William Davenant, Britannia Triumphans a Masque, 
 morocco extra, g. e. VERY BAEE small &to. 1637 
 
 * # * This copy belonged to J. Bindley, and sold in his sale for 3. 15s. 
 See his autograph note respecting the rarity of the piece on fly-leaf. 
 
 1634 Jones (Inigo) Designs for Publick and Private Buildings publish'd by 
 
 W. Kent, with additional Designs, 2 vol. in I, plates, folio. 1727 
 
 1635 Jones (Inigo) Sketches, with Life by P. Cunningham ; Eemarks on 
 
 Sketches by J. E. Planche ; and five Court Masques edited by 
 the original MSS. by J. P. Collier, portrait and facsimiles of 
 drawings Svo. 1848 
 
 1636 Jones (Inigo) Journal and Sketch-book chiefly of the Human Eigure 
 
 and Eace, kept during his Visit to Italy in 1614, 
 FACSIMILE OF THE OBIGINAL MANUSCBIPT small 4<to. 
 
 1G37 Jones (J.) Bathes of Bathes Ayde, 
 
 fclaefc letter, with the 2 folding tables, facsimile plan of Bathe in 1610 
 added, half calf small 4>to. W. Jones, 1572 
 
 %* Prelxrd are Latin Verses by C. Carlile and Archdeacon J. Lloyd and 
 Englished by T. Cburcbyarde and T. Lupton,
 
 V 
 
 115 
 
 1638 Jones (J.) Greek and English Lexicon, calf extra Svo. 1823 
 
 1639 Jones (J.) Attempts at Verse with Essay on uneducated Poets by 
 
 E. Southey, calf gilt crown Svo. 1831 
 
 1640 Jones (Col. J. T.) Memoranda on the Lisbon Lines, plans, 
 
 calf extra Svo. 1829 
 
 *** Printed for private circulation. 
 
 1641 Jones (Owen) Plans, Elevations, Sections and Details of the Alhambra, 
 
 vol. II, part I, plates, several finely illuminated in gold and colours 
 
 atlas folio. 1840 
 
 1642 Jones (E.) Heraldic Eegister of the House of Commons, numerous 
 
 coats of arms 4fo. 1866 
 
 1643 Jones (E. L.) Eemisiscences of his Public Life, photograph of medal 
 
 royal Svo. 1863 
 \* Printed for private circulation only. 
 
 1644 Jones (W. B.) Yestiges of the Gael in Gwynedd Svo. 1851 
 
 1645 JONSON (Ben) COMICALL SATTEE OF EVEET MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOB, 
 
 FIEST EDITION, morocco, ff. e. by C. Lewis small 4<to. W. Holme, 1600 
 
 Very scarce. This edition was unknown to Gifford, and has never been 
 collated, he not being aware of any but that printed by N. Linge in 
 the same year. 
 
 1646 Jonson (Ben.) J. Fletcher and T. Middleton, The Widdow, a Comedy, 
 
 half morocco small 4:to. 1652 
 
 1647 JONSON (Ben) WOEKS, with Notes and Memoir by "W. Gifford, 9 vol. 
 
 portrait, calf extra, scarce Svo. 1816 
 
 1648 Jorden (E.) Discourse of naturall Bathes and Minerall "Waters and 
 
 lastly of the Nature and Use of Bathes but especially of our 
 Bathes at Bathe in Somersetshire, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, lut several leaves pieced, sold therefore not subject 
 to collation small 4<to. 1633 
 
 1649 Joseph Ben Gorion's Historic of the latter tymes of the lewes common 
 
 weale Englyshed by P. Morwyng, 
 
 fclatfe letter, slightly cut in headline, sold therefore with all faults, 
 morocco extra, blind tooled in the old style, ff. e. by Hayday 
 
 IGmo. E. Jugge, 1567 
 
 1650 Joseph Ben Gorion's History of the Jewes translated by P. Morwyn, 
 
 fclacfe letter IGmo. J. Wally, n. d. 
 
 1651 Josephus (Elavius) Works translated by "W". Whiston, 4 vol. portrait, 
 
 calf Svo. 1818 
 
 1652 JOSSELTN (John) NEW ENGLAND'S EAEITIES discovered in Birds, 
 
 Beasts, Fishes, Serpents and Plants of that Country, woodcuts, 
 crimson morocco extra, g. e. by W. Pratt IGmo. 1 072 
 
 1653 Journal of the London Institution, vol. I Svo. 1871 
 
 1654 Junius Letters, 2 vol. portraits, calf 24<mo. 180(5 
 
 1655 Jupp (E. B.) Historical Account of the Carpenter's Company, Londoi > 
 
 plates, 1848 Eichard Wyatt and his Almshpuses at Godaluiing, 
 plates, privately printed, presentation copy with author's autograph 
 letter prefixed, (1865) Svo. (2)
 
 11G 
 
 1G56 Juasie (E. Scour Jeanne de) Le Levain du Calvinisme ou Commence- 
 ment de 1'Hereaie de Geneve, plates, 
 
 Reprinted from the edition of Chambery 1611, red morocco extra, 
 borders of gold, leaves uncut, top edge gilt, by Mertz 
 
 8vo. Geneve, 1858 
 
 1657 Juvenal's Satyrs with Notes by Sir E. Stapylton, portrait by Marshall 
 
 and engraved title, 
 fine copy in calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford small 800. 1647 
 
 1658 Juvenal's Satyrs with Notes by Sir E. Stapylton, frontispiece, cut in 
 
 headlines, small 8vo. 1673 Juvenal and Persius in Verse by 
 J. Dryden, plates, 12mo. 1726 (2) 
 
 1659 Juvenal in English Verse by W. Giftbrd, portrait, 1802 Juvenalis et 
 
 Persii Satyr, Birm. J. Baskerville, 1761, calf 4sto. in one vol. 
 
 1660 Kalisch (M. M.) Commentary on the Old Testament with a new 
 
 Translation, vol. I and II (Genesis and Exodus in Hebrew and 
 English) 8vo. 1858-55 
 
 1661 Kallenbach (G. G.) Atlas zur Geschichte der Deutsch-mittelalter- 
 
 lichen Baukunst, plates oblong royal folio. Munchen, 1847 
 
 1662 Kant (I.) Anthropologie, 800. Ko'nigsberg, 1800 Schroter (F. A.) 
 
 Termino-neologie-Technisches Worterbuch, 8vo. Erfurt, 1803 
 Moritz (K. P.) Gotterlehre, plates, crown 8vo. Berlin, 1804 (3) 
 
 1663 KATEEYNE (SEYNT) LYF AND MABTTEDOM, 
 
 MANDSCEIPT ON TELLTJM, with capitals richly illuminated in gold and 
 colours, Hue morocco extra, joints, g. e. by Kalthoeber ; from the 
 Totcneley Collection 4<to. SJEC. xv, circa 1433 
 
 %* This Manuscript, which is in a hand very similar to that which executed 
 the Life and Miracles of St. Edmund by Lydgate presented to Henry VI 
 at Bury St. Edmunds in 1433, was probably written by the same 
 Scribe. It sold for 11. 11s. in the Towneley sale. 
 
 1664 Keacb (B.) War with the Devil. Fifth Impression, frontispiece, 
 
 calf extra I6mo. 1678 
 
 1665 Keach (B.) War with the Devil. Eighth Impression, frontispiece, calf 
 
 extra, 16mo. 1691 Travels of true Godliness. Fifth Edition, 
 portrait and cuts, calf extra, 12mo. 1708 (2) 
 
 1666 Keach (B.) War with the Devil. Eighteenth Impression, cuts, calf, 
 
 IQmo. 1718 Progress of Sin, woodcut portrait and cuts, 12mo. 
 1781 (2) 
 
 1667 Keightley (T.) Life, Opinions and Writings of John Milton 8t>0. 1855 
 
 1668 Kelham (E.) Dictionary of the Norman or old French Language. To 
 
 which are added the Laws of William the Conqueror with Notes, 
 scarce 8vo. 3 779 
 
 1669 KELHAM (E.) NOEMAN DICTIONABY. To which are added the Laws 
 
 of William the Conqueror, interleaved with NUMEBOUS MS. 
 ADDITIONS BY ALCHIN, calf gilt 8vo. 1779 
 
 1670 Kelly (J.) Collection of Scotish Proverbs, wormed, sold with all faults 
 
 8vo. 1721 
 
 1671 Kelly (J.) Collection of Scottish Proverbs, calf gilt I2mo. 1818
 
 117 
 
 Kelaey (Richard) Niagara, Jephthah, Eemarks on Alfred the Great's 
 Defence of Wessex, with other Compositions in Verse and Prose, 
 dedicated to Sir W. Tite, with author's autograph letter prefixed, 
 half calf gilt Svo. 1848 
 
 1673 Kelsey (E.) Alfred of Wessex (in Verse), 2 vol. 
 
 half morocco, g. e. privately printed Svo. Battle, 1852 
 
 *** Printed for private distribution only. 
 
 1674 KEMBLE (John Philip) Fugitive Pieces, VEEY EAEE, AS IT WAS CABE- 
 
 FULLY SUPPEESSED, green morocco, g. e. post Svo. York, 1780 
 * # * Perry gave 15. for this copy at a sale against Mr. Kemble, who as- 
 sured Mr. Jolly that he had succeeded in buying up and suppressing all 
 the copies which had been sold, excepting four, and at the same time 
 offered Mr. Jolly 10. 10s. for his copy, which liberal offer was refused, 
 Mr. J. however, promising that when Mr. Kemble had succeeded in 
 purchasing the three other copies, that he would present Mr. K. with 
 the one in his possession. 
 
 1675 Kemble ( J. M.) Horse Ferales, plates, several coloured 4to. 1863 
 
 1676 Kennicott (B.) on the State of the Printed Hebrew Text of the Old 
 
 Testament, 2 vol. 
 fine copy in blue morocco extra, g. e. Svo. Oxford, 1753-59 
 
 1677 Kenrick (J.) Eoman Sepulcral Inscriptions crown Svo. 1858 
 
 1678 Kent (Countesse of) Choice Manuall of Secrets in Physick and Chy- 
 
 rurgery. To which is added A true Gentlewomans Delight in 
 Cookery by "W. I., 2 vol. in I, port, last leaves mended, 4<Smo. 1653 
 
 1679 Kent Domesday Book, with Translation, Notes and Appendix by Eev. 
 
 L. B. Larking, facsimiles, half morocco, uncut royal folio. 1869 
 
 1680 Ker (J. Bellenden) Essay on the Archaiology of popular English 
 
 Phrases and Nursery Ehymes, Svo. Southampton, 1834 Ker (E.) 
 Newleafe Discourses on the Fine Art Architecture, I2mo. 1846 (2) 
 
 1681 Kilvert (F.) Memoirs of Bp. E. Hurd, portrait, with 2 autograph let- 
 
 ters and Latin verses addressed to Sir W. Tite, printed Verses in 
 Memory of C. Empson, and Notice of Author's Death added, Svo. 
 1860 Kilvert (F.) Eemains, in Verse and Prose, photographic 
 portrait, Svo. Bath, 1866 (2) 
 
 1682 KING (D.) VALE-EOTALL OF ENGLAND or County Palatine of Chester 
 
 illustrated by W. Smith, W. Webb and S. Lee. To which is added 
 a Description of the Isle of Man by J. Chaloner, map and plates 
 by Hollar, including Hugh Lupus sitting in Parliament, 
 fine copy in russia extra, gilt gauf re' edges, by Riviere, sm. folio. 1656 
 
 1683 King (E. J.) Selections from the early Ballad Poetry of England and 
 
 Scotland, calf extra, g. e. foolscap Svo. 1842 
 
 1684 KIP (I.) NOTJVEAU THEATEE DE LA GEANDE BEETAGNE, 4 vol. 
 
 numerous fine views, russia royal folio. 1724 
 
 *#* Sold not subject to collation. 
 
 1685 Kircheri (A.) Latium, plates folio. Amst. 1671 
 
 1686 Kirchhoff (G.) on the Solar Spectrum, plates Oamb. 1862 
 
 1687 Kirkman (J. T.) Memoirs of C. Macklin, 2 vol. portrait Svo. 1799
 
 118 
 
 1(588 Kitchiner (W.) Cook'a Oracle, lialf calf gilt, 12w. 1821 Kitchener 
 ( W.) Art of prolonging Life, and Art of preserving the Sight, 2vol. 
 half calf, 12mo. 1821-22 (3) 
 
 1689 Klauer-Klattowski (W.) German Poetical Anthology, 3 vol. 
 
 calf extra, gold tooling on sides, g. e. I2mo. 1836-37 
 
 1690 Klenze (L. vol.) Sammlung architektonischer Entwiirfe, plates, 
 
 half morocco atlas folio. Miinchen, 1830 
 
 1691 KNELLER (Sir G.) KIT-CAT CLUB, title and 43 portraits in mezzotint, 
 
 by I. FABEB, red morocco, g. e. folio. 1735 
 
 1692 Knight (H. G.) The Normans in Sicily crown Svo. 1838 
 
 1693 Knight (H. G.) Saracenic and Norman Kemains, to illustrate the 
 
 Normans in Sicily, tinted lithographs, half morocco, royal fol. 1840 
 
 1C94 Knight (Henry Gaily) Ecclesiastical Architecture of Italy, both series, 
 2 vol. numerous plates, half morocco, uncut royal folio. 1842-44 
 
 1695 Knight (E. Payne) on the Principles of Taste, calf gilt 8vo. 1808 
 
 1696 Knight (S.) Life of Dean J. Colet, and Life of Erasmus, 2 vol. 
 
 LABGE PAPEB, ports, and plates, old russia, g. e. royal Svo. 1724-26 
 * # * Scarce on large paper. The Towneley copy sold for 16 and Williams'a 
 for 17. 10s. 
 
 1697 Knight (S.) Life of Erasmus, portraits and plates, 
 
 very fine copy in Hue morocco super extra, g. e. Svo. Camb. 1726 
 
 1698 Knight's Unique Fancy Ornaments, 30 beautiful plates 4>to. n. d. 
 
 1699 KNOX (John) HISTOBIE OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, 
 
 ORIGINAL EDITION (pp. 17-560), EXCESSIVELY BABE, fine copy in 
 morocco super extra, gold tooling on sides, g. e. by F. Bedford, 
 
 small Svo. (1584) 
 
 %* All the copies hitherto discovered commence on p. 17 and end with p. 560. 
 It having been found impossible to print the work in Scotland, the 
 Manuscript was entrusted to Vautrollier to be executed in England. 
 Before completion nearly all the copies were seized by order of the 
 Archbishop of Canterbury and destroyed. Mr. Hanrott's copy sold 
 for 24. 3s. 
 
 1700 Knox (E.) Historical Eelation of Ceylon, with an Account of his 
 
 Captivity, map and plates, calf gilt small folio. 1681 
 
 1701 KOBAN, IN ABABIC, MANUSCRIPT, beautifully written within borders of 
 
 gold, with elegant illuminations in gold and colours, 
 Oriental binding, richly ornamented with gold square small Svo. 
 
 1702 Koran translated, with Notes, by G. Sale, 2 vol. calf Svo. 1801 
 
 1703 Koran translated by Eev. J. M. Eodwell crown Svo. 1861 
 
 1704 Krafft (J. C.) Plans, Coupes et Elevations de diverses Productions de 
 
 1'Arts de la Charpente, plates, uncut royal folio. Paris, 1805 
 
 1705 Krafft (J. C.) Gates, House-Doors, Windows, Balconies, &c. in Paris, 
 
 plates, half calf oblong 4>to. ib. 1810 
 
 1706 Kugler's Schools of Painting in Italy, edited, with Notes, by Sir C. 
 
 Eastlake, 2 vol. plates royal I2mo. 1851
 
 119 
 
 1707 La Brocquiere (Bertrandon de) Travels to Palestine and Return 
 
 (1282-33), translated by T. Johnes, map, 
 russia extra royal 8vo. Hafod Press, 1807 
 
 / / / 
 
 1708 La Chaize (Pere) Histpire du, 
 
 red morocco, g. e. by Vogel 2&mo. Cologne, 1693 
 
 1709 Lacking (L. B.) Description of the Heart- Shrine in Leybourne Church, 
 
 with Account of Sir Roger de Leyburn, plates, with author's auto- 
 graph letter to. 1864 
 * # * Printed for private circulation only. 
 
 1710 Lacroix (P.) et F. Sere, Histoire de 1'Orfevrerie-Joaillerie, numerous 
 
 illustrations (several illuminated in gold, silver and colours), 
 calf extra, g. e. imperial Svo. Paris, 1850 
 
 1711 LA FONTAINE (J. de) CONIES ET NOTTVELLES EN VERS, 2 vol. plates 
 
 by Romain de Hooge, ROUSSEAU'S copy, with his autograph on each 
 titlepage, old French citron morocco, g. e. 1.2mo. Amst. 1685 
 
 1712 La Fontaine (J. de) Contes et Nouvelles en Vers, 2 vol. portrait and 
 
 plates by Romain de Hooge, French calf,g.e. small Svo. ib. 1721 
 
 1713 LA FONTAINE (J. DE) CONTES ET NOUVELLES EN VERS (Edition 
 
 executee aux Frais des Fermiers generaux), 2 vol. portrait and 
 beautiful engravings from designs by Eisen, fine copy in old gilt 
 tree-marbled calf extra, g. e. Svo. Amst. (Paris), 1762 
 
 1714 Laing (D.) Plans, Elevations and Sections of Custom-House, London, 
 
 plates royal folio. 1818 
 
 1715 Laing (D.) Early Popular Poetry of Scotland, presentation copy to G. 
 
 Chalmers, uncut small 4to. Edinb. 1821-22 
 
 *#* Only 108 copies printed, of which many were destroyed by a fire. 
 
 1716 Laing (D.) Select Remains of the early Poetry of Scotland, 
 
 half morocco, uncut foolscap 4to. Edinb. 1822 
 
 1717 Laing (D.) Early Metrical Tales, including the History of Sir Egeir, 
 
 Sir Gryme and Sir Gray-Steill, frontispiece by C. K. SJtarpe, por- 
 trait of the Earl of Eglinton, and tailpiece by Geikie, 
 russia, g. e. from R. H.eber's Library, foolscap Svo. Edinb. 1826 
 
 * % * Scarce. Only 175 copies printed. 
 
 1718 Laing (D.) Early Metrical Tales, THICK PAPER, frontispiece by C. 
 
 KirJcpatrick Sharpe, green morocco extra, gold tooling, g. e. by 
 Hay day, from Mr. El/ton's collection, foolscap Svo. Edinb. 1826 
 
 1719 Laing (D.) Knightly Tale of Golagrus and Gawane and other ancient 
 
 Poems reprinted from the originals, printed by W. Chepman and 
 A. Myllar in 1508, morocco extra, g. e. 4.to. Edinb. 1827 
 
 *#* Of this Reprint only 72 copies wefe saved from the fire in the printer's 
 warehouse. This copy sold for 3. 16s. in E. V. Utterson's sale. 
 
 1720 Laing (D.) Biographical Notices of T. Young, Vicar of Stowmarket, 
 
 portrait and plates, with an autograph letter from D. Laing pre- 
 fixed Svo. Edinb. 1870 
 
 1721 Luing (M.) History of Scotland, 4 vol. calf extra Svo. 1810
 
 120 
 
 1722 Lamb (C.) Prose Works, 3 vol. 1 838 Poetical Works, 1838 Letters, 
 
 with Life by Sir T. N. Talfourd, 2 vol. portrait, 1837, calf extra, 
 g. e. by Wickwar 12mo. 6 vol. 
 
 1723 Lambarde (G.) Archaionomia sive de Priscis Anglorum Legibus Libri 
 
 Anglo-Saxonice et Latine, with the rare leaf of Errata (unknown 
 
 to Lowndes), in the original binding small 4/0. 1568 
 
 * # * This copy formerly belonged to the famous Sir Eobert Dudley Earl of 
 
 Leicester, whose arms partly erased are still visible on the cover. See, 
 
 respecting the rarity of the volume, Mr. HalliwelFs MS. Note on 
 
 fly-leaf. 
 
 1724 Lambarde (W.) Perambulation of Kent, 
 
 blacfe letter, map and carde, russia, g. e. small ^to. E.Bollifant, 1596 
 
 1725 Lambeth Improvement Act 12mo. 1829 
 
 1726 La Motte Fouque (F. Baron de) Der Zauberring ein Eitterroman, 
 
 3 vol. frontispieces, calf gilt, post 8vo. Niirnberg, 1816 Undine, 
 I2mo. Berlin, s. a. Matthissons Gedichte, post 8vo. Zurich, 1802 
 Voss (J. H.) Luise, post 8vo. Reutlingen, 1804 Wieland 
 (C. M.) Oberon, crown 8vo. Leipzig, 1819 (7) 
 
 1727 LANCELOT DU LAC (Roman de Chevalerie en Prose) 3 vol. in 1, wood- 
 
 cuts, fclaefc letter, very fine copy in red morocco extra, symbolically 
 tooled, broad leather joints with gold tooling, watered silk linings, 
 g. e. by C. Lewis, Goldsmith's copy, with his arms in gold on sides 
 small folio. Paris, pour Michel le Noir, 1513 
 
 %* An edition of extraordinary rarity, quoted by Brunet, with the remark 
 " NOTTS NE L'AVONS PAS VUE," solely on the authority of the Cata- 
 logue of the Library of Col. Stanley, at whose sale these volumes pro- 
 duced 34. 13s. since which they have been bound in one for Mr. 
 Goldsmith by C. Lewis. 
 
 1728 LANCELOT DU LAC (Roman de Chevalerie en Prose) 3 vol. in 1, 
 
 blacfe letter, fine copy in blue morocco extra, g. e. with the arms of 
 E. V. Utter son in gold on sides, folio. Paris, Jehan Petit, 1533 
 
 * # * Extremely rare. This copy sold for 16 in E. V. Utterson's sale, and 
 for 550 francs in Solar's. 
 
 1729 Lane (E. W.) Account of the Manners and Customs of the Modern 
 
 Egyptians, 2 vol. with illustrations 8vo. 1842 
 
 1730 Laneham (R.) Letter whearin part of the entertainment untoo the 
 
 Queen's Maiesty (Elizabeth) at Killingworth (Kenilworth) Castle 
 in Warwik Sheer, in this Soomerz Progress, 1575, iz signifiet : 
 from a freend officer attendant in the Coourt, unto hiz freend a 
 Citizen and Merchaunt of London, folaefe letter, green morocco 
 super extra, joints, gold tooling, g. e. 16zo. 1575 
 
 %* Very rare. Bindley's copy sold for 9. 15s. and this copy for 9. 
 (since bound), at these Rooms, 21st November, 1863. 
 
 1731 Langbaine (G.) Account of the English Dramatick Poets, with appen- 
 
 dix and the rare errata and label, old calf, small 8vo. Oxf. 1691 
 
 1732 Langbaine (G.) Account of the English Dramatick Poets, 
 
 calf small 8vo. Oxford, 1691
 
 121 
 
 1733 Langlois (E. H.) Description historique des Maisons de Eouen, plates, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 8vo. Paris, 1821 Notice sur 
 I'lncendie de la Cathedrale de Eouen, &c. plates, half russia, 8vo. 
 Rouen, 1823 (2) 
 
 1734 Langlois (E. H.) Essai sur PAbbaye de Eontenelle ou de Saint- 
 
 Wandrille, plates royal 8vo. Paris, 1827 
 
 1735 Langlois (E. H.) sur des Tombeaux Gallo-Eomains decouverts a Eouen, 
 
 plates, half russia, 8vo. Rouen, 1829 Hymne a la Cloche, half 
 morocco, 8vo. ib. 1832 Essai sur la Peinture sur Verre, plates, 
 8vo. ib. 1832 Notice sur PAbbaye de Saint-Amand a Eouen, 
 india proof plates, half morocco, 8vo. ib. 1834 (4) 
 
 1736 Langlois (E. H.) Souvenirs de PEcole de Mars et de 1794, plate, with 
 
 author's autograph inscription, half calf, imperial 8vo. Rouen, 1836 
 
 1737 Langlois (E. H.) Stalles de la Cathedrale de Eouen, portrait and plates, 
 
 half green morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 8vo. ib. 1838 
 
 1738 Langlois (E. H.) Essai sur la Calligraphic des Manuscrits du Moyen- 
 
 Age et sur les Ornements des premiers Livres d'Heures im primes, 
 plates, half calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt royal 8vo. ib. 1841 
 
 1739 Langles (L.) Alphabet Mantchou, calf gilt 8vo. Paris, 1807 
 
 1740 Lamb ( J.) Hebrew Characters derived from Hieroglyphics and on the 
 
 Eights of Bacchus 8vo. Camb. 1835 
 
 1741 Lanquet (T.), T. Cooper and E. Crowley's Epitome of Chronicles to 
 
 the Eeigne of Quene Elizabeth, 
 fclacfe letter, calf small 4ito. In cedibus Thomas Marshe, 1559 
 
 1742 Lansdowne (Lord) Poems, green morocco, g. e. 24>mo. 1716 
 
 1743 Lanzi (L.) Storia Pittorica della Italia, 3 vol. 
 
 half calf royal 8vo. Bassano, 1795-96 
 
 1744 La Queriere (E. de) sur les Girouettes, Epis, Cretes, et autres Decora- 
 
 tions des Anciens Combles et Pignons, plates, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 8vo. Paris, 1846 
 
 1745 Laplace (P. S.) System of the "World, translated by J. Pond, 2 vol. 
 
 calf crown 8vo. 1809 
 
 1746 La Eochefoucauld (E. Due de) Eeflexions ou Sentences, et Maximes 
 
 morales. Cinquieme Edition augmentee de plus de cent nouvelles 
 Maximes, 
 very fine copy, ruled, red morocco, g. e. by Desseuil, I2mo. Paris, 1678 
 
 * # * This edition, the last published during the author's life-time, is very 
 scarce. Giraud's copy sold for 59 francs. 
 
 1747 Larochejaquelein (Marquise de) Memoires, portrait and maps, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. by C. Lewis 8vo. Paris, 1S1G 
 
 1748 Larwood ( J.) and J. C. Hotten, History of Signboards, with 100 illus- 
 
 trations in facsimile by J. Larwood crown 8vo. 1866 
 
 1749 Lascaris (C.) Grammatica Grseca cum Versione Latina. Accedunt alia 
 
 Opuscula Graeco-Latina et Alphabetum Hebraicum, fine copy in 
 olive morocco extra, g. e. by J. Clarke, small 4fo. Venetiis Aldus, s. a. 
 
 B
 
 122 
 
 1750 Lasinio (G. P.) Le Tre Porte del Battistero di San Giovanni di Firenze, 
 
 plates, half bound royal folio. Firenze, 1821 
 
 1751 Latham (R. G.) Natural History of the Varieties of Man, 
 
 calf extra 8vo. 1850 
 
 1752 Latham (S.) Faulconry, 2 vol. in 1, woodcuts, fine copy in morocco extra, 
 
 g. e. by 0. Lewis, from E. V. filter son's library \Qmo. 1658 
 
 *#* Scarce. This copy sold for 2. 10s. in G. Smith's sale. 
 
 1753 Lathbury (T.) Guy Fawkes, frontispiece foolscap 8vo. 1840 
 
 %* John Poynder's copy, with his letter to the Times added. 
 
 1751 LATIMEB (Bp. Hughe) FF.RSTE SERMON, Jhon Daye, 1549 Seconde 
 
 Sermon (with Sermons III to VII in the same volume), ib. 1549, 
 
 black letter, very fine copy in morocco extra, g. e. old style, by Hayday, 
 
 TERY BARE iGmo. in one vol. 
 
 1755 LATTMER (Bp. Hugh) FRDTEFULL SERMONS, 
 
 folacfe letter, woodcut of Latimer preaching, very large and fine copy 
 in blue morocco, blind tooling in the antique style, g. e. by Clarke 
 and Bedford small 4>to. John Daye, 1571 
 
 %* "With the following note in the autograph of the late "W. Pickering : 
 " This copy of Latimer's Sermon is the largest I have ever seen, and 
 I think the best edition. If not large paper it is the largest that has 
 occurred for sale for years. This appears to be the first and best edition 
 of the complete. Sermons." . 
 
 1756 Latimer (Bp. H.) Sermons, fclacfe letter, small 4tto. John Daye, 1584 
 
 1757 Lauder (W.) Essay on Milton's Use and Imitation of the Moderns in 
 
 his Paradise Lost, with preface and postscript by Dr. Johnson, 1750 
 Letter to Eev. Mr. Douglas (Confession of the Forgery), 1751, 
 old gilt tree-marbled calf 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 1758 Laurie (Sir P.) Narrative of Laying the first Stone of New Buildings 
 
 at Bethlem Hospital, plates, privately printed 8vo. 1838 
 
 1759 Lawrence (Sir W.) Lectures on Physiology, Zoology and the Natural 
 
 History of Man, 
 the genuine edition (suppressed) , plates, calf gilt 8vo. 3819 
 
 1760 Layard (A. H.) Nineveh and its Remains, 2 vol. plates, 1849 Dis- 
 
 coveries in Nineveh and Babylon, being the Result of a Second 
 Expedition, plates, 1853 8vo. 3 vol. 
 
 1761 LEABHAR NI MAOLCONAIRE : the Book of Maolconaire (Mulconry) 
 
 in Irish, containing a Collection of 37 Ancient Legends, Poems, 
 Romances, &c. in Prose and Verse, compiled about the end of the 
 XV th Century (see list of contents by Mr. Gary prefixed), 
 green morocco extra, richly gilt small 4>to. SJEC. xv 
 
 * # * The rarity of early Manuscripts in Irish is too well known to require 
 any comment. Prefixed is an autograph letter to Sir W. Tite from 
 Sir Robert Peel, requesting permission for Dr. Todd to examine the 
 volume. 
 
 1762 Leake (W. Martin) Topography of Athens, plates 8vo. 1821
 
 123 
 
 1763 Lear (E.) Views in Eome and its Environs, tinted lithographs, 
 
 half morocco royal folio. 1841 
 
 1764 Lebas (A.) L'Obelisque de Luxor, plates and map, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt royal 4fo. Paris, 1839 
 
 1765 Le Brigant (M.) Elemens de la Langue des Celtes Gomerites ou 
 
 Bretons, I2mo. Strasbourg, 1779 Alonso (J.F.) Spanish Grammar, 
 foolscap 8vo. 1867 (2) 
 
 1766 Le Clerc (S.) Pratique de la Geometric, numerous etchings, by S. Le 
 
 Clerc 12mo. Paris, 1716 
 
 1767 LECTIONARIUM, CONTINENS EPISTOLAS ET EVANGELIA, 
 
 TEBT BEAUTIFUL MANUSCRIPT Off VELLUM, each page richly orna- 
 mented with initial letters illuminated in gold and colours, and 
 having the first line of the Epistle or Gospel of the Day written in 
 capital letters of silver, in the original oak boards covered with 
 stamped leather and protected by clasps, in a brown morocco case 
 
 small folio. S^EC. xi 
 
 * # * This magnificent specimen of early Caligraphy and Ornamentation was 
 probably executed in Bavaria, as on the fly-leaf is written " Liber iste 
 pertinet ad Monasterium Ottenburen," that is the famous Monastery of 
 Ottenbeuren in Bavaria. 
 
 1768 LECTIONARIUM ECCLESO: ROMANS, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with initial and border illuminated in gold 
 and colours, russia extra folio. S&c. xiv 
 
 1769 LECTIONARIUM ET SEQUENTL3E CTJM ANTIPHONARIO 
 
 ET ORATIONIBUS PRO FEST1S ECCLESL^ ROMANS, 
 
 A MAGNIFICENT MANUSCRIPT ON PURE VELLUMjWITIllNTITULATIONS 
 IN LETTERS OF GOLD, BY AN ITALIAN SCRIBE, RICHLY ORNAMENTED 
 WITH INITIAL LETTERS EXQUISITELY PAINTED IN GLOWING 
 COLOURS, HEIGHTENED WITH GOLD, AND 8 EXCELLENT PAINTINGS 
 WITH SUPERB BORDERS EXECUTED IN THE HIGHEST STYLE OF THE 
 FINEST PERIOD OF ITALIAN ART, MOST PROBABLY BY TADEO 
 
 MINIATORE (Pope Leo XtWs famous Illuminator}, oak boards, 
 
 covered ivith crimson velvet, with gilt corners and clasps, the centre 
 
 ornaments being 4 NIELLI (portraits of Leo X and Cardinal JBembo 
 
 on obverse and their arms on reverse of covers), beautifully engraved 
 
 and evidently the work of a first-rate artist folio. SJEC. xvi 
 
 %* THIS SUPERB MANUSCRIPT is said to have been the gift of Pope Leo X 
 
 to Cardinal Bembo, and is certainly one of the most beautiful specimens 
 
 of Italian ornamentation ever offered for sale. The eight paintings 
 
 represent I. Birth of Christ ; II. Christ rising from the Tomb ; III. 
 
 Nativity of St. John the Baptist; IV. St. Augustin expounding to 4 
 
 kneeling Monks ; V. Saint John writing his Gospel ; VI. Visit of the 
 
 Three Marys to the Sepulchre ; VII. High Priest and Scribes; VIII. 
 
 Four Monks praying beside the Corpse of a Bishop ; beneath each of 
 
 which is a magnificently painted border. Altogether these two volumes, 
 
 formerly in the possession of Count Cicognara, form a gem of the 
 
 highest value, and would grace even the noblest library. 
 
 1770 Lee (J.) Catalogue of Oriental Manuscripts, with Prof. Lee's Catalogue 
 
 of Rev. II. Tattam's Syriac MSS. added, half calf gilt 4to. 1840 
 
 %* Privately printed for presents only.
 
 124 
 
 1771 Leeds (W. H.) Illustrations of the Public Buildings of London, Sup- 
 
 plement imperial Svo. 1838 
 
 1772 Legrand (J. G.) and C. P. Landon, Description de Paris et de ses 
 
 Edifices, 2 vol. plates, calf extra Svo. Paris, 1806-8 
 
 1773 Leighton (A.) Appeal to the Parliament or Sion's Plea against the 
 
 Prelacie, with 2 curious engravings, 
 fine copy in morocco extra, a. e. by J. Clarice 
 small 4:to. Printed the year fy monetJi wherein Rochell was lost (Sept. 1628) 
 
 %* For writing this work the author was twice publicly whipped and 
 pilloried in Cheapside, had his ears cut off, his nose twice slit and his 
 cheeks branded with S. S. (Sower of Sedition), in addition to being 
 imprisoned eleven years in the Fleet. 
 
 177-1 Leighton (J.) on Japanese Art, coloured frontispiece, only 50 copies 
 printed folio. 1863 
 
 1775 Leland (J.) Itinerary published by T. Hearne, 9 vol. in 5, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, with autograph letter of T. Hearne added, calf, with 
 gilt red morocco backs royal Svo. Oxford, 1769-70 
 
 1776 Le Marchant (Jehan) Le Livre des Miracles de Notre-Dame de 
 
 Chartres ecrit en Vers au XIII 6 Siecle, avec une Preface, un 
 Glossaire et des Notes par M. Gr. Duples&is, facsimiles illuminated 
 in gold and colours Svo. Chartres, 1855 
 
 1777 Lempriere (J.) Universal Biography, calf gilt 4to. 1808 
 
 1778 Le Neve (J.) Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, 
 
 2 parts in 1 Svo. 1720 
 
 1779 Leo of S. Mary Magdalen, Pious Instructions in Meeter fitted to the 
 
 weaker Capacities, frontispiece, slightly defective in some of the 
 margins, by which a few references to the Bible are deficient, and 
 a small hole in last page, 
 calf extra, g. e. small Svo. Printed (abroad) in the year 1690 
 
 * # * An extremely rare poetical volume, apparently unknown to all Biblio- 
 graphers. 
 
 1780 Le Pautre (Jean) (Euvres d' Architecture, 3 vol. plates of friezes, 
 
 foliage, pilasters, grotesques, gates, alcoves, tombs, fountains, fire- 
 places, trophies, grottoes, gardens and other ornaments, 
 calf folio. Paris, 1751 
 
 1781 Lepsius (R.) Discoveries in Egypt, Ethiopia and the Peninsula of Sinai, 
 
 map and coloured view Svo. 1853 
 
 1782 LERII (J.) HISTOBIA NAVIGATIONS IN BRASILIAM, quse et America 
 
 dicitur, fine copy, ruled, in the original indented binding, covered 
 ivith gold tooling, in the Grolier style (but rebacJced) with the arms 
 of the owner (Due DE SULLY) in gold and colours in centre, gilt 
 gaufre edges small Svo. Geneva apud E. Vignon, 1586 
 
 %* This Latin Translation is rarer than the French Original. See Brunet. 
 
 1783 Leroux (P. J.) Dictionnaire Comique, 2 vol. 
 
 BEST EDITION, calf Svo. Pampelune, 178G
 
 125 
 
 1784 LB SAGE (A. E.) LE DIABLE BOITEUX, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with unlettered proof frontispiece, beautiful copy 
 (Armand Bertirfs) in red morocco extra, gilt marbled edges, by 
 Irautz-Bauzonnet 12mo. Paris, 1707 
 
 * # * This copy sold for 202 francs in Solar's sale, and for 10. 10s. in that 
 of J. D. Lewis. 
 
 1785 Le Sage (A. E.) Histoire de Gil Bias, 4 vol. FINE PAPER, proof plates 
 
 before the letters, calf extra, g. e. 24smo. Paris, 1795 
 
 178G ,Le Sage (A. E.) Aventuras de Gil Bias restituidas a su Patria y a su 
 
 Lengua native por un Espanol amante de su Nacion (Isla), 5 vol. 
 
 calf extra, g. e. foolscap 8vo. Barcelona, 1817 
 
 1787 Le Sage (A. E.) Histoire de Gil Bias, 3 vol. 
 
 LARGE PAPER, India proof portrait and map, ILLUSTRATED with a 
 
 set of Smir'ke's plates, 
 red morocco extra, uncut, top edge gilt royal Svo. Paris, 1825 
 
 1788 Le Sage (M.) Eecueil des Pieces raises au Theatre Eran9ois, 2 vol. 
 
 fine copy in red morocco, g. e. by Derome, with the arms of the Comtesse 
 d'Artois in gold on sides 12mo. Paris, 1739 
 
 1789 LESSON (E. P.) HISTOIRE NATURELLE DES OISEAUX-MOTJCHES ET DES 
 
 COLIBRIS, suivie d'un Supplement a 1'Histoire naturelle des 
 Oiseaux-Mouches, 2 vol. beautifully coloured plates, green morocco 
 extra, g. e. Paris, 1829 Les Trochilidees ou les Colibris et les 
 Oiseaux-Mouches, finely coloured plates, green morocco extra, g. e. 
 ib. 1831 royal Svo. (3) 
 
 1790 Lesueur (J. B. C.) Chronologic des Eois d'Egypte, plates, Paris, 1848 
 
 Gliddon (G. E.) Ancient Egypt, cuts, Philadelphia, 1848, 
 calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt 4:to. in one vol. 
 
 1791 Letany (New) for these Times (in Verse), inlaid, 
 
 half morocco 4:to. (1661) 
 
 1792 Letarouilly (P.) Edifices de la Eome moderne 4>to. Paris, 1840 
 
 1793 Letters by eminent Persons in the XVIlth and XVIIIth Centuries, 
 
 with T. Hearne's Journeys and J. Aubrey's Lives, 2 vol. in 3, 
 calf gilt 8vo. 1813 
 
 1794 L'Estoile (P.) Supplement au Journal de Henri III. Description de 
 
 1'Isle des Hermaphrodites IGmo. Cologne, 1724 
 
 1795 Letters of Love, Gallantry, &c. wants all the portraits but that of 
 
 Butler, sold with all faults I2mo. 1718
 
 126 
 
 EIGHTH DAY'S SALE, 
 
 SIZES MIXED. 
 
 LOT 
 
 1806 Lewis (J.) Life of John Wicliffe 8vo. 1720 
 
 1807 Lewis (J.) Complete History of the English Translations of the Bible 
 
 and Testament, plate, calf 8vo. 1739 
 
 1808 Lewis ( J. F.) Sketches and Drawings of the Alhambra, tinted lithographs, 
 
 half morocco atlas folio. 
 
 1809 Lewis (S.) Topographical Dictionary of England, 4 vol. maps and 
 
 engravings of arms, seals, 8fc. 4>to. 1831 
 
 1810 Lewis (T.) Practice and Costs of the Sheriffs' Courts of London 
 
 8vo. 1833 
 
 1811 LEYLANDE (J.) LABOBYOUSE JOUBNEY & SEECHE FOE ENGLANDES 
 
 ANTIQUITIES, enlarged by Johau Bale, 
 black letter, fine copy in the original calf binding 
 
 16/rao. Emprented by Johan Bale, 1549 
 
 * # * Extremely rare. Loscombe's copy sold for 9. 9s. 
 
 1812 LEYLAND (J.) LEARNED AND TRUE ASSERTION OF THE OEIOINAL 
 
 LlPE, ACTES, AND DEATH OF THE MOST NOBLE, VALIANT, AND 
 RENOUMED PEINCE AETHUEE, KING OF GBEAT BBITTAINE, 
 translated by E. Robinson, 
 
 folacfc Utter, a few leaves slightly cut in headline, russia extra, g. e. 
 VERY RAEE small 4/0. J. Wolfe, 1582 
 
 1813 Libellus de venerabili Sacramento et Valore Missarum, with woodcuts 
 
 of the device of D. Soce and of the Crucifixion, Parisius, per P. Le 
 Dru pro D. Roce, s. a. Tractatus qui dicitur Fructus Sacrament! 
 PenitentiaB editus per Jacobum Lupi Bebello, woodcuts, ib. per 
 Ouidonem Mercatoris, 1494, calf gilt IGmo. in one vol. 
 
 1814 Liber familiaris secundum Consuetudinem Monialium Sancti Laurentii 
 
 Venetiarum : Ordinis Sancti Benedict!, tooodcut capitals and music, 
 a portion 0/4 leaves in facsimile, sold therefore with all faults, 
 morocco, g. e. royal 4/0. Venetiis, 1541 
 
 1815 Liber Vagatorum, Der betler orden (Dictiert von eim Hochwirdigen 
 
 Mayster Nomine expertus in Trufis, dem Adone zu Lob und ere. 
 Sibi in rerrigerium et solatium), 
 fclacfc letter, woodcut, corner of title torn off and mended, ruled 
 
 small 4/0. s. I. fy a. 
 %* "With a Canting Dictionary in " Eotwelsch." 
 
 1816 Liebig (J.) Chemistry of Agriculture and Physiology, 8vo. 1842 
 
 Familiar Letters on Chemistry, 2 vol. foolscap 8vo. 1845-44 (3)
 
 127 
 
 1817 Lieder eines Malers (R. Einick) inifc Eandzeichnungen seiner Freunde, 
 
 with borders of beautiful etchings, half morocco, g. e. Dusseldorf, 
 1838 Deutsche Dichtungen mit Eandzeichnungen Deutscher 
 Kiinstler, 2 vol. with borders, ib. 1839-40 imperial 4<to. (3) 
 
 1818 LILLY (W.) CHRISTIAN ASTROLOGY, fine portrait by Marshall, 
 
 russia extra, green leather joints, g. e. by Roger Payne, with his 
 curious bill and 2 notes to Dr. Moseley, entirely in his autograph, 
 prefixed small 4<to. 1647 
 
 1819 Lindley (J.) Pomologia Britannica, 3 vol. finely coloured plates of 
 
 Fruit, half morocco, g. e. royal 8vo. 1841 
 
 1820 Lindsay of Pitscottie (E.) Chronicles of Scotland, 2 vol. 
 
 calf extra 8vo. Edirib. 1814 
 
 1821 LINDSEY (Sir D.) DIALOGUE BETWEENE EXPERIENCE AND A COURTIEB, 
 
 with other Workes made perfect English, 
 
 fclacfe letter, morocco extra, g. e. small 4>to. T. Purfoote, 1581 
 
 * # * Eare. Duke of Eoxburghe's and Jolley's copies sold for 5. each. 
 
 1822 Lindesay (Sir D.) Works, frlacfe letter, calf 24mo. Glasgow, 1656 
 
 1823 Lingard (J.) History of England, 14 vol. calf extra Svo. 1825-31 
 
 1824 LINN.EI (C.) SYSTEMA NATTIER, 2 vol. in 3, uncut, interleaved and 
 
 filled with innumerable notes in the autograph of THOMAS GRAY 
 
 THE POET, " who (says Mr. Mathias) has often in these volumes 
 
 delineated with his pen the forms of various birds and insects with 
 
 minute elegance and with all the accuracy of a professed artist," 
 
 green morocco super extra, by Clarke and Bedford, in blue morocco 
 
 cases, lined with velvet 8vo~ Holmice, 1758-59 
 
 * # * A most interesting Memorial of the Poet Gray, in which says Mr. 
 
 Mason " with the greatest judgment, and, what no man else probably 
 
 could have done, he has made the German Latin of Linnaeus purely 
 
 classical." Joining in this commendation Mr. Mathias thinks " the 
 
 whole of these remarks should be printed." This work, forming lot 80 
 
 in the sale of Gray's Manuscripts, was purchased by Sir "W. Tito for 
 
 40 and was considered a very great bargain. 
 
 1825 Lioni (Cav. 0.) Eitratti di alcuni celebri Pittori del Secolo XVII, 
 
 portraitsf calf 4to. Roma, 1731 
 
 1826 LITANIES. The Parliaments Letanie (in Verse), 1647 Universall 
 
 Maduesse : or a new merry Letany (in Verse), 1647 Presbyte- 
 rians Letany (in Verse), 1647 Armies Letanie (in Verse), 1647 
 Ecce the New Testament of our Lords and Saviours the House 
 of Commons at Westminster and the supreame Councell at 
 Windsor, extremely rare, the only other copy sold by auction pro~ 
 duced 3. 8s. March 5th, 1855, 1648 Citie Letanie (in Verse), 
 slightly cut in side notes, sold with all faults, 1648, sm. 4o. in 1 vol. 
 * # * A valuable collection of extremely rare Parodies. 
 
 1827 LITEEAEY COEEESPONDENCE. A most extensive Collection 
 
 of Six HUNDRED AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, Original Agreements for 
 the sale of Copyrights, Eeceipts, Bills, and other Literary Docu- 
 ments of the latter part of the last, and commencement of the 
 present, Century, very neatly mounted and bound in 8 vol. 
 half red morocco imperial ^to. 
 
 * # * This most important and highly interesting Collection of Papers would
 
 128 
 
 form a very prominent feature in nny library, public or private. The 
 following is a list of the names of some of the writers, of most of whom 
 particulars will bo found in Nichols's Literary Anecdotes. They are 
 taken promiscuously from the volumes as they are bound : Samuel 
 Denne, Sir R. C. Hoare, Archdeacon Coxe, Alex. Eraser Tytler, Eitson, 
 Ayscough, Geddes, T. Harwood, Sharon Turner, Whitelaw, "Walsh, 
 Dr. Nares, J. Gait, Hudson Gurney, R. Orme, Nathan Drake, J. 
 Bayley, Alex. Chalmers, J. Walker, W. Roscoe, Dr. Ferriar, John 
 Home the Historian of the Rebellion, Bp. Nicolson Author of the 
 Historical Library, "W. Dickinson, Dr. Grey, Belsham, Berington, 
 Bingley, W. L. Bowles, Jonab Barriagton, A. Cayley, D. Lysons, W. 
 Godwin, G. Chalmers, R. Polwbele, Petrie, Garnett, Home Tooke, 
 Thyer, Dallaway, J. Denne, Kirby, Kidd, W. Hayley the Poet, Wraxall, 
 "Walter Wilson, Josiah Walker, W. P. Greswell, Mathew Pilkingtou, 
 Gwillim, De Quincy, Gilpin, Hoole, &c. &c. Much interesting infor- 
 mation on Antiquarian, Historical and Topographical matters will be 
 found in these Letters. As now arranged they form a handsome set 
 of Books. 
 
 1828 Litbgow (W.) Most delectable and true Discourse of an admired and 
 
 painefull Peregrination from Scotland to the most famous King- 
 domes in Europe, Asia and Affrica, with commendatory Verses by 
 Patrick Hannay, Robert Allen and John Murray, 
 calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford small 4:to. 1623 
 
 %* This rare volume was exhibited by Sir W. Tite in an Exbibition of 
 Printed Books at the Society of Antiquaries, and is remarkable for 
 containing a six-line stanza, supposed to be in Litbgow's autograph, 
 describing the loss of his place in the Charter-House and imprisonment 
 for a year. See Sir W. Tite's privately printed Address on the occa- 
 sion, p. 25. 
 
 1829 Lithgow (W.) Rare Adventures and painefull Peregrinations in 
 
 Europe, Asia and Aflrica, woodcut portrait, 
 Hue morocco extra, g. e. small 4/0. 1632 
 
 1830 Litt (W.) Wrestliana, half calf 12mo. WUteJiaven, 1823 
 
 1831 Liturgia Anglicana en Espanol, limp morocco, g. e. post Svo. 1823 
 
 1832 Liturgy. Directory for the Publique Worship of God, witb an Ordi- 
 
 nance for the taking away of the Book of Common Prayer, 
 calf small 4fo. 1644 
 
 1833 LITUKGY. Collection of the Alterations in and Variances between 
 
 the Common Prayer Bookes of 2 Edw. VI, 5 Edward VI and 
 1 Elizabeth and the Scottish Liturgie of 1637. With some 
 Observations or Notes uppon severall Passages in the same 
 Bookes; A Doni 1650, - 
 MA.NUSCBIPT, Hue morocco, g. e. \2rno. S.EC. xvii (1650) 
 
 1834 Liturgy and other Divine Offices of the Church, 1853 Sanctuary 
 
 Common Service Book, Bristol, 1865 foolscap Svo. (2) 
 
 1835 Lives of those eminent Antiquaries E. Ashmole and W. Lilly, written 
 
 by themselves, &c. 2 vol. portraits, russia Svo. 1774 
 
 1836 Livingstone (D.) Missionary Travels in South Africa, maps and plates 
 
 Svo. 1857
 
 129 
 
 1837 Livre a la Mode, printed in green letters, green morocco, g. e. 12mo. 
 
 A Verte-Feuille, PAnnee nouvelle, s. d. Livre de quatre Couleurs, 
 
 printed in four colours, the two editions (110 pages and H4t pages), 
 
 bound in calf of four colours, IQmo. Au quatre Elements, &c. 4444 
 
 (1757-60) (2) 
 
 * # * Brunet and Bibliographers did not know tbat there were two distinct 
 
 editions. This was De Laulnaye's copy, who was probably the author. 
 
 1838 Llorente (J. A.) Observations critiques sur Gil Bias, 
 
 half calf gilt 8vo. Paris, 1822 
 
 1839 Locke (J.) on the Human Understanding, 2 vol. Svo. 1805 
 
 1840 Lockhart ( J. G.) Life of E. Burns, portrait, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt foolscap Svo. 1838 
 
 1841 Lodge (E.) Portraits of illustrious Personages of Great Britain, vol. I 
 
 to IV, LAEGE PAPEE, india proofs royal 4<to. 1823-25 
 
 1842 Lodge (T.) Margarite of America, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 
 only 26 copies printed, half 'morocco, uncut small 4to. 1859 
 
 1843 LONDON. Abstracts of India House Records, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT, illustrated with drawings of plans, autograph signa- 
 tures, and engravings of views, coats of arms, fyc. red morocco extra, 
 g. e. by Zaehnsdorf small 4to. 
 
 1844 London. Act for preventing Fires within the City and Liberties 
 
 thereof small 4<to. 1668 
 
 1845 LONDON AMUSEMENTS. A Collection of Advertisements, Songs (with 
 
 Music), Newspaper Cuttings, Curious Engravings (Views, &c.), 
 a few Drawings, and original Bills respecting Marylebone Gardens, 
 Spring Gardens, Exeter Change, Suburban Tea-Gardens (at 
 Bermondsey, Islington, Hampstead, Bagnigge Wells, &c.), Astleys, 
 Panton Street Great Eoom, Cox's Museum, Pantheon, Lincoln's 
 Inn Fields Theatre, Sadlers "Wells, &c. 
 several very rare and curious folio, a parcel 
 
 1846 London Architectural Society's Essays, 2 vol. in 1, plates, 
 
 halfrussia, uncut, top edge gilt 1808-10 
 
 1847 London. Bye Laws, &c. of Metropolitan Board of Works, 2 editions, 
 
 half calf, Svo. 1868-70 London Charters, I2mo. 1738 London. 
 City Liberties, half calf extra, Svo. Savoy, 1732 (4) 
 
 1848 London. Collection of Scarce Pieces relating to Plague in 1665, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1721 
 
 1849 LONDON DIEECTOET. A Collection of the Names of the Merchants 
 
 living in and about the City of London ; very usefull and neces- 
 sary ; carefully collected for the Benefit of all dealers that shall 
 have occasion with any of them : Directing them at first sight of 
 their name to the place of their abode, russia extra, g. e. 
 
 Wmo. Printed for Sam. Lee, and are to be sold at his Shop in 
 
 Lumbard Street, near Pope 1 s-head- Alley ; and Dan. Major, 
 
 at the Flying Horse in Fleetstret, 1677 
 
 * # * OEIGINAL EDITION or THE FIBST ATTEMPT AT A LONDON DIEECTOET 
 or THE NAMES OP MEECHANTS IN THIS HUGE CITY; of great rarity, 
 interest and curiosity, and of real utility, inasmuch as it settles the 
 
 s
 
 - 130 
 
 actual address of the Father of Alexander Pope ; without doubt, the 
 street in which the Poet himself was born. 
 
 This copy which has attached four leaves of an " Addition of all the 
 Goldsmiths that keep running Cashes " sold for 22. 15s. in E. Tyrrell's 
 sale, and has since been bound by Tuckett. 
 
 1850 London Directory. Hotten's Eeprint of the 1677 edition, IGmo. 1863 
 
 London Guide, plans, calf extra, 1763 (2) 
 
 1851 London. Great Britains Glory, or Description of the Eoyal Exchange 
 
 (in Verse) by Theophilus Philalethes, calf small 4fo. 1672 
 
 %* This copy sold for 2 in Mr. Corser's sale. 
 
 1852 London. History of the Eoyal Exchange. A Collection of Cuttings 
 
 and Engravings, &c. 4fo. 
 
 1853 London. Handbook to the Guildhall, half morocco, crown 8vo. 1860 
 
 1854 London. Illustrations of the Site and Neighbourhood of the New 
 
 Post Office (by W. Herbert), view, plan and cuts, 
 JiaJf calf gilt 8uo. 1830 
 
 *a* Presentation copy, with author's autograph inscription. 
 
 1855 London Interiors, 2 vol. in 1, views by Shepherd, Moore, Cattermole, 
 
 Gilbert, $c. half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 4to. 1841 
 
 1856 LONDON, EDITED BY CHABLES KNIGHT, divided into 20 vol. numerous 
 
 plates, EXTENSIVELY ILLUSTRATED with rare portraits, views, his- 
 torical engravings, plates of antiquities, printed cuttings, fyc. 
 half morocco, uncut, sold with, all faults, as most of the titles have 
 been cancelled royal Svo. 1841-45 
 
 1857 London. Liber Albus compiled A. D. 1419 by John Carpenter Common 
 
 Clerk Eichard Whitiugton Mayor, translated by H. T. Biley. 
 vellum small 4ito. 1861 
 
 1858 London. Memoranda relating to the Eoyal Hospitals Svo. 1836 
 
 * # * Printed for presents only. 
 
 1859 London. New Eemarks : or Survey of London, Westminster and 
 
 Southwark collected by the Company of Parish- Clerks, 
 calf extra, g. e. I2mo. 1732 
 
 1860 London. New View of London, 2 vol. plates, calf Svo. 1708 
 
 1861 LONDON. Order of My Lord Mayor, the Aldermen and the Sheriffes 
 
 for their Meetings and Wearing of their Apparrel, blacfe letter, fine 
 copy in tree-marbled calf extra, g.e. by Tuckett IGmo. 1656 
 
 *#* Privately printed and very scarce. 
 
 1862 London. Order .of My Lord Mayor, the Aldermen and the Sheriffs : 
 
 For their Meeting and wearing of their Apparel throughout the 
 whole Tear, blacfe letter, title inlaid, calf 16mo. n. d. 
 
 1863 London. Plan of Holborn and Finsbury Sewers, Southern District, 
 
 coloured and mounted on cloth, in case royal 4to. 1846 
 
 1864 London. Proceedings connected with the Eebuilding of the Eoyal 
 
 Exchange and Opening by Q. Victoria, 
 LAEGE PAPEE, plates folio, 1845
 
 131 
 
 1865 London. Keports on Tithes, 7ialf bound folio. 1812-26 
 
 1866 London. Reports relating to the Entertainment of the Queen in the 
 
 Guildhall on Lord Mayor's Day, 1837, plates folio. 1838 
 
 * # * Printed for presents only. 
 
 1867 London. Second Eeport on Smithfield Market, 
 
 half calf, uncut folio. 1828 
 
 1868 London Scenes and London People, by Aleph, plates, crown 8vo. 1863 
 
 1869 LONDON. The burnynge of Paules Church in London, in the yeare of 
 
 oure Lord, 1561, MS. notes, 
 fclacfe letter, calf gilt small 8vo. W. Seres, 1563 
 
 %* This rare volume is a Confutation of the Libel entitled "An Addition 
 wyth an Appologie to the Causes of burnyng Paules Church," a re- 
 print of which is prefixed. The Towneley copy sold for 9. 
 
 1870 LONDON. The dolefull Lamentation 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 Lovedeay (in 
 ^Verse), woodcut of Cross, with engraving of Taking down the Cross 
 and Burning of the Book of Sports added, n. d. 
 very scarce, russia,from Sir F. Freeling's collection, sin. 4to. in 1 vol. 
 
 *%* The first tract is a very powerful satire against the hypocrisy of 
 " sanctified shuttleheaded weavers" and " long-winded boxmakers" who 
 proscribed this grand Ornament to the City as a Monument of Idolatry. 
 
 1871 LONDON. THE FISHMONGERS' PAGEANT ON LORD MATOE'S DAT, 
 
 1616. Chrysanaleia, the Golden Fishing, devised by Anthony 
 Munday, Citizen and Draper, represented in 12 Plates, by H. 
 Shaw from contemporary Drawings in the Possession of the Wor- 
 shipful Company of Fishmongers : with illustrative Documents 
 and Introduction by J. G. Nichols, 12 coloured plates heightened 
 ivith gold, having the arms of the Company and of the 38 Members, 
 who have been Lord Mayors, between 1349 and 1826, richly em- 
 blazoned in gold, silver and colours, 
 russia extra, g. e. by C. Lewis royal folio. 1844 
 
 * # * Of this highly interesting work only 27 copies were printed at the 
 expense of the Fishmongers' Company, and with the exception of the 
 copy retained in their Library this is the only one with thn arms 
 illuminated. 
 
 1872 LONDON. The Midnight Rambler, no title, interleaved and ILLUSTRATED 
 
 with rare engravings of views, humorous prints, curious advertise- 
 ments (especially theatrical), cuttings from newspapers, ballads, 
 songs, Sfc. red morocco, g. e. 8vo. 
 
 1873 LONDON. The Order of the Hospitalls of K. Henry the Ylllth and 
 
 K. Edward the Vlth, viz. St. Bartholomew's, Christ's, Bridewell, 
 St. Thomas's, 
 Wacfe letter, Secretary Pepys's facsimile reprint IGmo. 1557 (1698) 
 
 %* Presentation copy " To the Right Worp S r Humphry Edwin Knt. and 
 Governor of Christ's Hosp 1 -"
 
 132 
 
 1874 London to Exeter and Brighton through Bath, coloured plans of the 
 
 road, morocco royal Svo. 
 
 1875 London Tythes. A Disgrace to the Cloth, n. d. ; and other Tracts on 
 
 the subject, by R. P. Tyrwhitt, T. Rolph, &c. 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 1876 London Tythes and Oblations, wants title, sold with all faults, sm. 4/0. 
 
 1877 LONOUS, LES AMOUBS PASTOBALES DEDAPHNIS ET CHLOE (traduites 
 
 du Grec par Jacques Amyot), fine impressions of the beautiful 
 engravings by Audran, after designs by Philip Duke of Orleans, 
 Regent of France, being one of the few copies issued before the 
 plate of " Les petits Pieds" was finished, ruled, 
 a magnificent specimen of DESSEUIL'S bibliopegistic skill, exquisitely 
 bound in citron morocco super extra, the sides and back richly orna- 
 mented with variegated colours, and covered with gold tooling, 
 double with citron morocco linings, bordered with gold, in morocco 
 case small Svo. (Paris) 1718 
 
 %* This charming specimen of Desseuil's unrivalled skill in the ornamenta- 
 tion of books is particularly noticed by Dr. Dibdin in his Bibliogra- 
 phical Decameron, vol. II, p. 496. Prom G. Daniel's choice Collec- 
 tion, in whose sale it was purchased for 92. 
 
 1878 Londonderry County Ordnance Survey, Col. Colby Superintendent, 
 
 vol. I, plates 4fo. Dublin, 1837 
 
 1879 LOBENZO DE MEDICI POESIE TOLGABI (col Commento dell' Autore), 
 very large copy, with the suppressed sheet O complete in 8 leaves, red 
 
 morocco, double with olive morocco linings, joints, g. e. the outside 
 and inside covered with gold tooling in the Orolier style, by Cape 
 
 Svo. Vinegia, Aldo, 1554 
 
 * # * This copy sold for 13 on May 12th, 1863, in Mr. Coles's sale. 
 
 1880 Lorenzo de' Medici, Poesie volgari (sheet 4 leaves only) 
 
 red morocco extra, gilt marbled edges, by Niedree Svo. ib. id. 1554 
 
 1881 Loseley Manuscripts now first edited, with Notes, by A. J. Kempe, 
 
 frontispiece, half morocco extra Svo. 1836 
 
 1882 London (J. C.) Encyclopaedia of Gardening, woodcuts Svo. 1825 
 
 1883 Louis XVI, Life, Trial and Execution Svo. Birmingham, 1793 
 
 1884 Louis XVIII. Cuttings from Newspapers respecting bis Eestoration, 
 
 pasted in a portfolio folio. 
 
 1885 Louvet de Couvray (M.) Une Annee dela Vie de Chevalier de Faublas, 
 
 5 vol. Paris, 1790 Six Sernaines de sa Vie pour servir de Suite, 
 - 2 vol. ib. 1790 Fin de ses Amours, 6 vol. ib. 1790, 
 calf 24<mo. 13 vol. in 7 
 
 1886 LOVE or Love's Complaints, with the Legend of Orpheus and Euri- 
 
 dice (in Verse), very scarce, but wants title and end, sold with all 
 faults, blue morocco, g. e. \Qrno. ]597 
 
 1887 Love-Letters between a Nobleman (Ford Lord Grey) and his Sister 
 
 (Lady H. Berkeley), Svo. 1712 Love Letters of eminent Per- 
 sons, edited by C. Martell, foolscap Svo. 1859 Black (W. H.) 
 Koman London, privately printed, 1863; and 6 others (9)
 
 133 
 
 1888 LOVE'S PERPETUAL ALMANACK according to the Astronomical Obser- 
 
 vations of Cupid calculated for the Meridian of the Heart. From 
 a Manuscript found in Cupid's Cabinet written in the year 1681 
 by Amorous Gay Eegius Professor in Love's Mathematicks, 
 EXCESSIVELY BABE if not UNIQUE (see Mr. Halliweirs autograph 
 notes prefixed}, fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. I2mo. 1710 
 
 1889 Lewis (M.) Salle de Spectacle de Bordeaux, plates, atlas fol. Par. 1782 
 
 1890 Lower (M. A.) Hand-Book for Lewes, woodcuts, Lewes, 1852 ; with 
 
 C. Wellbeloved's Account of Antiquities of Yorkshire Philoso- 
 phical Society, York, 1861, in the vol. half calf gilt History of 
 Cirencester, plates, Cirencester, 1842 Description of Inverness, 
 n. d. Carmichael ( J.) Pilgrim's Guide to Glencoe and Loch Awe, 
 map, Glasgow, 1859 foolscap 8vo. (4) 
 
 1891 Lower (M. A.) Worthies of Sussex, with illustrations 4to. Lewes, 1865 
 
 1892 Lowndes (W. T.) Bibliographer's Manual of English Literature, 4 vol. 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 8vo. 1834 
 
 1893 Lowth (Bp. E.) Life of William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester, 
 
 plates, cclfgilt, 8vo. Oxford, 1777 Lectures on the Sacred Poetry 
 of the Hebrews, crown 8vo. 1847 (2) 
 
 1894 Lubbock (Sir J.) Pre-Historic Times, numerous illustrations, 8vo. 1865 
 
 1895 Lubbock (Sir J.) Pre-Historic Times. Second Edition, numerous illus- 
 
 trations 8vo. 1869 
 
 1896 Lucan's Pharsalia Englished by T. May. Third Edition, 1635 Con- 
 
 tinuation by T. May. Second Edition, 1633, frontispieces, 
 morocco, g. e. by Zcehnsdorf IQmo. 2 vol. 
 
 1897 Lucans Pharsalia, with Continuation by T. May, calf, 24<mo. 1650 
 
 Lucan's Pharsalia translated by N. Eowe, 2 vol. frontispieces and 
 map, half calf gilt, I2mo. 1807 (3) 
 
 1898 Lucanus (Cura Aldi Eomani) autograph of the famous "Philemon 
 
 Holland," calf extra Venetiis, apud Aldum, 1502 
 
 ] 899 Lucasen (S.) Evangelisa, in the Basque Language, foolscap 8vo. n. d. 
 
 1900 Lucretius in English Verse, with Notes by T. Creech Svo. 1712 
 
 1901 Ludlow. Notices of Players acted at Ludlow, by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut IQmo. 1867 
 
 1902 Luiken ( J. en K.) Spiegel van het menselyk Bedryf, cuts representing 
 
 various Trades IQmo. Amst. 1767 
 
 1903 Lupton (D.) History of the Moderue Protestant Divines, frontispiece 
 
 and 43 portraits (including 22 of early English Divines), 
 very fine copy in morocco extra, g. e. IQmo. 1637 
 
 %* This copy was purchased at these Booms, in 1856, for 4 4s. 
 
 1904 LUTHEE (Martin) DEUDSCH CATECHISMUS. Mit einer newen vorrhede, 
 
 unnd vermanunge zu der Beycht, 
 
 fclacfe Utter, woodcuts, with TWO PBAYEES IN LUTHEE'S AUTOGBAPH, 
 
 and curious old engraving at end, fine copy in the original binding, 
 
 covered with gold tooling, g. e. in blue morocco case, EXTREMELY 
 
 EAEE 16mo. Nurenberg durch Jeronimum Formschneyder, 1531 
 
 %* On the last page of this very valuable gem, beneath the Colophon, is a 
 
 MS., note in German, of which the following is a Literal translation: 
 
 " These two following small Prayers hath D. Martin Luther deceased 
 
 himself composed and with his own hand written here."
 
 134 
 
 1905 Luther (M.) Divine Discourses at his Table, &c. translated by Captain 
 
 H. Bell, fine full-length portrait by W. Trevethen, 
 russia extra, g. e. folio. W. Du-Oard, 1652 
 
 %* Presentation copy from the Publisher, with his long autograph inscrip- 
 tion in Latin, " Andrea Eickard Vicecomiti Honoratissima? Civitatis 
 Londinensis," signed " Guil. Du Gard." On the flyleaf are the auto- 
 graphs of " Andr. Eiccard," and of the celebrated Sir " Thomas Pope 
 Blount." 
 
 1906 Luther (M.) Geistliche Lieder mit Eandzeichnungen von G. Kb'nig, 
 
 with music and elegant illustrations small 4fo. Stuttgart, 1848 
 
 1907 Luther (M.) Book of Vagabonds and Beggars with a Vocabulary of 
 
 their Language, translated, with Introduction and Notes, by J. C. 
 Hotten, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt small 4>to. I860 
 
 1908 LYDGATE (D.) HEBE BEGYNNETH A LYTELL TBEATYSE OF THE HOBSE, 
 
 THE SHEPE AND THE GOGS (in Verse), 
 
 black letter, the woodcut on a a \ is repeated on the reverse, wants last 
 leaf, sold therefore as it is not subject to collation, half morocco, 
 EXTBEMELY BABE small 4>to. Wynlcyn de Worde, n. d. 
 
 1909 Lyell (Sir C.) Principles of Geology, 3 vol. plates, with 2 autograph 
 
 letters from Sir C. Lyell added, calf extra Svo. 1830-33 
 
 1910 Lyell (Sir C.) Geological Evidences of the Antiquity of Man, woodcuts 
 
 Svo. 1863 
 
 1911 Lylie (J.) Euphues the Anatomie of Wit with Euphues and his Eng- 
 
 land, 2 vol. in ], 
 blacfe letter, green morocco extra, g. e. small 4to. 1636 
 
 1912 Lynch (P.) Irish Grammar, Dublin, 1815 Catechism in Irish aad 
 
 English, n. d. ; with Irish Poems and Tracts on the Irish Language 
 in the volume Svo. 
 
 1913 Lyon (Capt. G. F.) Private Journal during Captain Parry's Voyage, 
 
 map and plates, half calf, 1824 Attempt to reach Eepulse Bay, 
 map, half calf, 1825 Svo. (2) 
 
 1914 Lysons (D.) Environs of London and Middlesex Parishes, with Supple- 
 
 ment, 6 vol. plates, calf gilt 179(5-1800-1811 
 
 1915 LYSONS (D. and S.) MAGNA BEITANNIA being Topographical Accounts 
 
 of the Counties of Beds, Berks, Bucks, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire, 
 Cornwall, Cumberland, Derbyshire and Devonshire, 10 parts in 
 6 vol. maps and plates, calf extra 4to. 1806-22 
 
 1916 Lyttelton tenures in Englysshe, 
 
 blacfe lettering copy in calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 IQmo. Imprynted by W. Myddylton, 1544 
 
 1917 Lytton (Lord) The Student, 2 vol. calf extra, g. e. crown Svo. 1835 
 
 1918 Lyttelton (Lord) and Et. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Translations, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt small 4fo. 1863 
 
 1919 MABINOGION from the Llyfr Coch o Hergest and other ancient Welsh 
 
 Manuscripts with an English Translation and Notes by Lady 
 Charlotte Guest, 3 vol. facsimiles and woodcuts, 
 half calf extra, uncut, top edges gilt, scarce royal Svo. 1838-49
 
 135 
 
 1920 M'Adam (J. L.) on Eoad Making Svo. 1823 
 
 1921 Macaulay (K.) History of St. Kilda, map, 
 
 T. Gray's copy, with his autograph signature and notes, calf extra, by 
 Clarke and Bedford Svo. 1764 
 
 1922 Macaulay (T. B. Lord) Critical and Historical Essays contributed to 
 
 the Edinburgh Keview, 3 vol. russia extra, g. e. Svo. 1843 
 
 1923 Macdonnel (D. E.) Dictionary of Quotations, calf extra 12mo. 1811 
 
 1924 Macdonnel (D. E.) Dictionary of Quotations, calf I2mo. 1817 
 
 1925 Machiavel (N.) Florentine History, old calf, g. e. small Svo. 1674 
 
 1926 Mackenzie (C.) Crosby Place, 1842 Laws and Eegulations of Crosby 
 
 Hall Institution, 1842 Svo. in one vol. 
 
 1927 Mackenzie (F.) and A. Pugin, Specimens of Gothic Architecture at 
 
 Oxford, &c. plates, half russia, g. e. 420. n. d. 
 
 1928 Mackintosh (Sir J.) Vindiciae Gallicse, panelled calf gilt Svo. 1792 
 
 1929 Mackintosh (Sir J.) History of England, vol. I to III, 1830-31 Life 
 
 of Sir T. More, 1831 On the Law of Nature and Nations, 1828, 
 calf gilt foolscap Svo. in 4 vol. 
 
 1930 Mackintosh (Sir J.) Miscellaneous Works, 3 vol. 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. l>y Clarice and Bedford Svo. 1846 
 
 1931 Mahon (Lord, now Earl Stanhope) History of England from the Peace 
 
 of TJtrecht to the Peace of Paris, 4 vol. 
 tree-mar tied calf extra Svo. 1836-44 
 
 %* "With an autograph letter of Lord Mahon prefixed. 
 
 1932 Maidment (J.) New Book of old Ballads, only 60 copies printed, 
 
 half morocco, uncut post Svo. Edinb. 1844 
 
 1933 Maimonides (Eabbi Moses) Eeasons of the Laws of Moses from the 
 
 " More Nevochim," with Notes, etc. by J. Townley, frontispiece, 
 calf gilt Svo. 1827 
 
 1934 MALCOLM (J. P.) LONDINITTM EEDIYIYTJM or History of London, 
 
 4 vol. plates, TLLUSTEATEB with numerous additional engravings, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 4fo. 1803-7 
 
 1935 Malcolm (J. P.) Historical Sketch of Caricaturing, plates, 
 
 calf gilt 4>to. 1813 
 
 1936 Malcolm (Sir J.) Political History of India, 2 vol. calf extra, Svo. 1826 
 
 Sketches of Persia, 2 vol. half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt, 
 crown Svo. 1828 History of Persia, 2 vol. calf extra, Svo. 1829 (6) 
 
 1937 Mallet (M.) Northern Antiquities, 2 vol. calf Svo. 1770 
 
 1938 Malone (E.) Letters to J. Jordan, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, only 10 
 
 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, small 4>to. 1864 
 
 1939 Malvasia (Conte C. C.) Felsina Pittrice: "Vite de Pittori Bolognesi, 
 
 2 vol. woodcut portraits and vignettes, half russia, 4to. Bologna, 1678 
 
 1940 Mandevile (B.) Fable of the Bees, 2 vol. calf gilt Svo. 1732-33
 
 136 
 1941 MANDEVILLA (Cavaler Johanne de) TBACTATO DE LE PIU MABAYEQ- 
 
 LIO8E COSBE E PIU NOTABILE CUE 8E THOYANO IN LE PABTE DEL 
 MONDO, 
 
 fine copy in morocco extra, g. e. by Lortic s. I. fy a. sed circa 1480 
 
 %* An excessively rare edition, with a single leaf in front and signatures 
 A to o vii 'having 31 lines to a full page. Prefixed is the following 
 note in Mr. Gancia's handwriting: "The copy of Mr. Grenville was 
 bought from Mr. T. O. Weigel and cost him above 60." 
 
 19 i2 Manley (Anne) Secret Memoirs and Manners of several Persons of 
 Quality of both Sex from the New Atalantis, with Key, 4 vol. 
 
 8vo. 1709-10 
 
 1943 Mantell (G.) Geology of the South-East of England, plates, with two 
 
 autograph letters of Dr. Mantell added 8vo. 1833 
 
 1944 Mantell (G.) Wonders of Geology, 2 vol. plates and woodcuts, foolscap 
 
 8vo. 1838 De La Beche (Sir H.) Geological Manual, woodcuts, 
 12mo. 1832 Jobert (A. C. G.) Philosophy of Geology, 2 parts, 
 foolscap 8vo. 1846-47 (5) 
 
 1945 Mantell (G. A.) Geological Excursions round the Isle of "Wight and 
 
 Coast of Dorsetshire, map and woodcuts post 8vo. 1847 
 
 1946 Mantell (G. A.) Geological Excursions round the Isle of "Wight, 
 
 tvoodcuts foolscap 8vo. 1854 
 
 1947 Manutio (Aldo) Eelatione delle Qualita di lacomo di Cretonne (the 
 
 admirable Crichton), 
 
 Tosfs admirable facsimile of an Aldine, limited to 30 copies, red 
 morocco, g. e. small 8vo. Vinegia, Aldo, 1581 
 
 1948 Manzoni (A.) I promessi Sposi, Storia Milanese del Secolo XVII, 3 vol. 
 
 half calf IGmo. Lugano, 1828 
 
 1949 Maplet (J.) Greene Forest or Naturall Historie, 
 
 blacfc letter, calf extra, g. e. IGmo. H. Denham, 1567 
 
 1950 Marcel (J. J.) Alphabet Irlandais royal 8vo. Paris (1804) 
 
 1951 Marco Polo Opera delle maravigliose Cose del Mondo, 
 
 E. V. Utterson's copy in olive morocco, g. e. ly C. Lewis 
 
 small 8vo. Venetia, 1533 
 
 1952 Marco Polo's Travels in the Eastern Parts of the World, translated 
 
 with Notes by W. Marsden, map, calf extra, scarce 4fo. 1818 
 
 1953 Margaret de Valoys, Queen of Navarre, Heptameron or History of 
 
 fortunate Lovers (Novels) made English by E. Codrington, 
 russia, g. e. IGmo. 1654 
 
 * # * Very scarce. Colonel Stanley's copy sold for 2. 16s. 
 
 1954 Marguerite de Valois, Eeine de Navarre, Contes et Nouvelles, 2 vol. 
 
 numerous cuts, fine copy in morocco, g. e. by Thompson of Paris, 
 
 small 8vo. Amst. 1698 
 
 1955 MABGUEBITE EEINE DE NAYABBE, LES NOUYELLES, 3 vol. fine plates 
 
 from Designs by Freudenberger, Dunker, Sfc. calf, g. e. 
 
 8vo. Berne, 1792
 
 137 
 
 1956 MARIE STUART, SEINE D'ECOSSE, LETTRES, INSTRUCTIONS ET ME- 
 
 MOIRES, publies sur les Originaux et les Manuscrits du State Paper 
 Office de Londres et des principales Archives et Bibliotheques de 
 1'Europe, et accompagnes d'un Resume chronologique par le 
 Prince Alexandre Labanoff, 7 vol. LARGE PAPER (only 50 copies 
 printed} presentation copy to Mr. Turnbull, 1844 LETTERS OF 
 MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTLAND, selected from Labanoff 's 
 Collection, and translated by "W". Turnbull, LARGE PAPER, 1845 
 SUPPLEMENT AU EECUEIL DU PRINCE LABANOFF, PAR A. TEU- 
 LET, LARGE PAPER, Paris, 1859, 
 
 ILLUSTRATED BY MR. TURNBULL, with numerous Portraits (by 
 eminent Engravers) and Views after TURNER and other celebrated 
 Artists, including many CHOICE PROOFS (several of considerable, 
 rarity) facsimiles of Autographs, ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, Photographs, 
 8fc. red morocco super extra, gilt gaufre edges, imperial Svo. 9 vol. 
 
 1957 Mariner (W.) Account of the Tonga Islands, with Grammar and 
 
 Vocabulary, arranged from his Communications, by J. Martin, 
 2 vol. portrait, calf gilt Svo. 1817 
 
 1958 Markham (G.) Country Contentments (Hunting, Hawking, Coursing, 
 
 Angling and other Eural Sports) half morocco, 1633 English 
 House- Wife, 1637 small 4to. (2) 
 
 1959 Markham (G.) The famous Whore, edited by F. Ouvry, 
 
 half morocco, uncut small 4fo. 1868 
 
 * # * Privately reprinted from the edition of 1609, for presents only. 
 
 1960 Markland (J. H.) Kemarks on English Churches, plates, 
 
 The Author's own copy, with his autograph corrections and additions, 
 having several printed cuttings on the subject, and a few autograph 
 letters addressed to him added, calf extra, q. e. 
 
 foolscap Svo. Oxford, 1843 
 
 1961 Markland (J. H.) Eemarks on English Churches, woodcuts, autograph 
 
 letter of author added, calf gilt foolscap Svo. Oxford, 1843 
 
 1962 Marks (D. W.) Synagogue Sermons Svo. 1851 
 
 1963 Marlowe (C.) Tragicall History of the Life and Death of Doctor 
 
 Faustus, with new Additions, title mended, 
 fclacit letter, yellow morocco extra, gilt tooling small 4to. 1619 
 
 * w * This rare edition possesses great interest in having on the title a wood- 
 cut of Alleyn in his dramatic costume as Mephistophiles. This copy 
 sold for 7. 7s. in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 1964 MARLOE (C.) AND G. CHAPMAN, HERO AND LEANDER, plates by 
 
 Faithorne added, 
 
 beautiful copy in dark red morocco, g. e. from G. Daniel's library, 
 
 small 4/0, N. Okesfor W. Leake, 1G37 
 
 * # * Extremely rare. This copy sold for 8 in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 1965 Marloe (C.) Lust's Dominion, a Tragedie, 
 
 russia extra, scarce 12mo. 1657 
 
 1966 Marlowe (C.) Works, 3 vol. 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt crown Svo. W. Pickering, 1826 
 
 T
 
 138 
 
 1967 Marmontel (M.) Contes Moraux, 3 vol. pwtrait and plates, 
 
 calf 12mo. Paris, 1775 
 
 1968 MABOCCUS EXTATICUS, OE BAKKES BAT HOBSE IN A TBANCE ; a Dis- 
 
 course set downe in a merry Dialogue between Bankes and his 
 beast, anatomizing some abuses and badtrickes of this age, written 
 and intituled to mine Host of the Belsauage, and all his honest 
 Guests, by John Dando, the wierdrawer of Hadley, and Harrie 
 Eunt, head Ostler of Bosomes Inne, woodcut, 
 very fine copy, red morocco, gilt leaves, by C. Lewis, 
 
 small 4to. Printed for Guthbcrt Surly, 1595 
 
 %* A SHAKSPEABIAS" TBACT OF EXTREME BASIIY, and of singular 
 curiosity, giving a remarkably interesting account of Bankea' celebrated 
 dancing horse, immortalized by Shakespeare in Love'a Laboors Lost. 
 This horse went up to the top of St. Paul's, and did a lot of the most 
 astounding tricks, for some of which, when travelling abroad, he and 
 his unfortunate master were condemned and executed for witchcraft. 
 Not the least interesting part of the tract is a large woodcut of Bankes 
 aud the dancing horse, one of the most curious illustrations of Shake- 
 speare known to exist. This copy, which sold in 1800 in Forster's 
 sale for l. 10a. was resold in G. Daniel's for 81. 
 
 1969 Marot (D.) (Euvres, plates of Architecture, Sfc. calf, folio. Amst. 1712 
 %* Marot was architect to William III, King of Great Britain. 
 
 1970 Martin (G.) Discoverie of the manifold Corruptions of the Holy Scrip- 
 
 tures by the Heretikes of our Daies, specially the English 
 sectaries, 
 
 fine copy, autograph of John Ravenscrofte, red morocco, blind tooling 
 in the old style, gilt gauf re edges, from Mr. MaskelVs Collection, 
 scarce small Svo. Bhemes by John Fogny, 1582 
 
 1971 Martin (J.) Bibliographical Account of privately printed Books, 
 
 Svo. 1834 
 
 1972 Martin (M.) Description of the Western Islands of Scotland, map, 
 
 Svo. 1716 
 
 1973 Martins (A.) Handbuch der Photographic Svo. Wien, 1852 
 
 1974 Martinius (P.) Key to the Holy Tongue Englished by John Udall, 
 
 calf \Qrno. Leyden, 1593 
 
 1975 Martyr (P.) Historie of the West Indies Englished by E. Eden, 
 
 calf, rare small 4sto. 1612 
 
 1976 Martyrologe (Roman) translated by G. K. of the Society of Jesus, 
 
 old calf, with brass clasps IGmo. S. Omers, 1667 
 
 1977 Mary Queen of Scots, Love Letters to James Earl of Bothwell with 
 
 her Love Sonnets and Marriage Contracts, by H. Campbell, 
 portrait, calf gilt Svo. 1824 
 
 1978 Maskell (W.) Ancient Liturgy of the Church of England according to 
 
 the Uses of Sarum, Bangor, York, Hereford, and the modern 
 Eoman, uncut, rare, 1846 Monumenta Ritualia Ecclesias Angli- 
 canac, 3 vol. uncut, scarce, 1846-47 Svo. (4) 
 
 1979 Maskell (J.) History of Allhallows, Barking, view, small 4>to. 1861
 
 139 
 
 1980 Mason (W.) Art of Short-Hand, plates I2mo. 1707 
 
 1981 Massenger (P.) Three new Plays, viz. the Bashful Lover, Guardian 
 
 and Very Woman, portrait by T. Cross, 
 Hue morocco, g. e. scarce small Svo. 1655 
 
 *** This copy sold for 2. 14s. in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 1982 Mather (Cotton) Late memorable Providences relating to Witchcrafts 
 
 and Possessions, calf extra, g. e. 16zo. 1691 
 
 1983 Mather (Cotton) Wonders of the invisible World : being an Account 
 
 of the Tryals of several Witches lately executed in New England, 
 Tialf morocco small 4to. Reprinted by John Dunton, 1693 
 
 %* As the pagination is very irregular, and the sheets of the work ap- 
 parently by different printers, this copy will be sold with all faults, 
 although presumed to be perfect. 
 
 1984 Mathews (C.) Sketches and Comic Annuals, coloured plates by Cruik- 
 
 shank, half calf gilt I2mo. 1827-33 
 
 1985 Matter (M.) Lettres et Pieces rares ou inedits, avec de Notes, 
 
 halfrussia extra Svo. Paris, 184G 
 
 1986 Matteucci (C.) on Physical Phenomena of Jiving Beings, translated by 
 
 J. Pereira post Svo. 1847 
 
 1987 Mander (J.) Derbyshire Miner's Glossary, frontispiece, 
 
 calf gilt Svo. Balcewell, 1824 
 
 %* Bound up at end is an Article " On English Dialects," from Quar- 
 terly Eeview, Feb. 1836. 
 
 1988 Maundrell (H.) Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem, plates, 
 
 Svo. Oxford, 1740 
 
 1989 Maurice (T.) Indian Antiquities, 7 vol. plates, 
 
 half calf Svo. 1792-1800 
 
 1990 Maxwell (J. G.) Sighs, Smiles and Sketches : Poems, crown Svo. 1860 
 
 1991 May (T.) Eeigne of Henry II (in Verse), portrait of the Icing by 
 
 Vaughan, 1633 Victorious Keigne of Edward III (in Verse) 
 portrait, 1635, morocco, g. e. by G. Lewis small Svo. 2 vol. 
 
 1992 May (T.) Life of a Satirical Puppy called Nim, frontispiece (mended) 
 
 olive morocco extra, g. e. by W. Pratt small Svo. 1657 
 
 *#* Scarce. Nassau's copy sold for 3. 13s. 
 
 1993 May (T.) Breviary of the History of the Parliament of England, 
 
 IGmo. 1680 
 
 1994 Mayhew (Brothers) Whom to marry and how to get married, illus- 
 
 trations by G. CruiTcshank crown Svo. n. d. 
 
 1995 Mazzuchelli (Comte G. M.) Vita di P. Aretino, portrait, 
 
 small Svo. Padova, 1741
 
 140 
 
 1996 MEETING OF GALLANTS AT AN ORDINARTS, OR THE WALKES IN 
 
 POWLES, 
 blacfc letter, in verse and prose, fine copy in calf, EXTREMELY RARE, 
 
 AND THE ONLY COPY THAT HAS ETER OCCURRED FOR SALE, 
 
 small 4fo. Printed by T. C., and are to be solde by MatTiew Lawe 
 
 dwelling in Panics Churchyard, 1604 
 
 %* This very rare and curious work is not mentioned by Lowndes in the 
 first edition. It commences with a Poetical Dialogue between Warre, 
 Famine, and Pestilence. The Tales of my Landlord then follow, 
 " where the Fatte Host telles Tales at tbe upper ende of the Table." 
 Mine Host, however, has not all the conversation to himself, the 
 guests coming in for a very fair share. One of the interlocutors, 
 Gingle-spur, alludes to one of Shakespeare's plays : " This was a 
 prettie Comedy of Errors, my round host;" to which my Eound 
 Host makes the following reply : " O, my bullies, there was many 
 such a ptutplaide uppon the stage both of the cittie and the suburbs." 
 , MS. note by Mr. Daniel, in lohose sale it sold for & 81. 
 
 1997 Mehegan (Chev. de) sur les Revolutions des Arts, 
 
 calf 12mo. Paris, 1755 
 
 1998 Meiser (F.) Hof-und National Theater, plates, Svo. Miinchen, 1840 
 
 1999 Meissonnier ( J. A.) CEuvre, portrait and architectural plates, 
 
 half bound atlas folio. Paris, s. d. 
 
 2000 Melanthonis (P.) Loci Theologici recogniti, 
 
 stamped pigskin small Svo. Lipsias, s. a. 
 
 2001 Memoirs of the Antiquities of Great Britain relating to the Refor- 
 
 mation, &c. plates, calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 
 \2mo. If. Tracy on London Bridge, 1723 
 
 2002 Memoirs of an unfortunate Queen, portrait of Caroline Matilda Queen 
 
 of Denmark, I2mo. 1776 Centaur not fabulous, 12mo. 1765; and 
 4 others (6) 
 
 2003 Mengs (A. E.) CEuvres completes, 2 vol. 4*0. Par.is, 1786 
 
 2004 Mendez Pinto (Ferdinand) Voyages and Adventures in Ethiopia, 
 
 China, Tartaria, Cauchincbina, Calminham, Siam, Pegu, Japan 
 and East Indies, translated by H. Cogan, calf folio. 1692 
 
 *a* Mendez Pinto's Adventures, which rival Baron Munchhausen's, have 
 gained for him the name of " Prince of Liars." 
 
 2005 Merewether (Dean J.) Diary of a Dean, plates Svo. 1851 
 
 2006 Meschinot (Jehan) Les Lunettes des Princes avec aulcunes balades et 
 
 additions, 
 
 folacfe letter, woodcuts, fine copy in red morocco extra, gilt marbled 
 edges, by Bauzonnet-Trantz, sm. 4sto. Par. par M. Le Noir, 1505 
 
 2007 Messe. Tableaux et Oraisons de la Messe, woodcuts, 64020. Limoges, 
 
 1851 Tableaux et Prieres de la Sainte Messe, plates, morocco, 
 32m0. Tours, 1866 (2)
 
 141 
 
 2008 MESSIA (P.) FORESTE, or Collection of Histories Englished by 
 
 Thomas Fortescue, 
 
 fclatfe letter, fine copy in morocco extra, g. e. by J. Mackenzie, 
 small 4ito. Jhon Kyngston for W. Jones, 1571 
 
 *$* Scarce. Lloyd's copy sold for 5. 15s. 6d. This probably is the 
 work used by Shakespeare in describing Shylock's Sympathies and 
 Antipathies. 
 
 2009 Method to understand Eoman History, with additions by T. Brown, 
 
 GEORGE THE FIRST'S COPT, old red morocco, gold tooling, g. e. ivith 
 the King's crowned cypher in gold on sides ~L2mo. 1710 
 
 2010 Metz. Essai philologique sur les Comniencemens de la Typographic a 
 
 Metz 8w. Metz, 1828 
 
 2011 Meursii (J.) Elegantiae Latini Sermonis, 
 
 fine copy in green morocco extra, gilt marbled edges, by Duru, 
 24<mo. Lugd. Bat. ex Typis Elzevirianis, 1774 
 
 2012 Meyssens (J.) Image de divers Hommes d'Esprit sublime, only 73 
 
 portraits (sold therefore not subject to collation) 4to. Anvers, 1649 
 
 2013 Micali (J.) L'ltalie avant la Domination des Eomains, 4 vol. 8vo. and 
 
 folio atlas of map and plates, half calf gilt 8vo. Paris, 1824 
 
 2014 Michel (F.) Le Pays Basque 8vo. ib. 1857 
 
 2015 Michel (J. F. M.) Histoire de la Vie de P. P. Eubens, portrait, 
 
 half bound, uncut 8vo. Bruxelles, 1771 
 
 2016 Middlesex (West) Water- Works Acts 8vo. 1832 
 
 2017 Middleton (T.) A Mad World my Masters, as it hath bin lately in 
 
 Action by the Children of Paules, 
 FIRST EDITION, fine copy in red morocco extra, gilt tooling, 
 
 small 4>to. Printed by R. B.for Walter Burre, 1608 
 
 * # * BARE. This copy sold for 6. 17s. 6d. in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 2018 Middleton (T.) Michaelmas Terme as it hath beene sundry Times acted 
 
 by the Children of Paules, fine copy in morocco extra, borders of 
 gold, g. e. small 4<to. 1630 A Mad World my Masters, a Comedy, 
 small 4<to. 1640 (2) 
 
 2019 Midon (F.) Eise and Fall of Kasamello, full-length portrait, I2mo. 1747 
 
 2020 Miege (G.) Delight and Pastime (Jest-Book) 
 
 calf extra, g. e. foolscap 8vo. 1697 
 
 2021 Mignet (M.) Histoire de Marie Stuart, 2 vol. 
 
 calf extra . 8vo. Paris, 1851 
 
 2022 Milano. Nuova Descrizione del Duomo, plates, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. 8vo. Milano, 1820 
 
 2023 Milizia (F.) Memorie degli Architetti antichi e moderui, 2 vol. LARGE 
 
 PAPER, Parma, 1781 Dizionario delle Belle Art! del Disegno, 
 2 vol. in 1, vellum, uncut, Bassano, 1822 8vo. (3) 
 
 2024 Mille et une Nuit, Contes Arabes traduits en Fran9ois par M. Galland, 
 
 6 vol. calf 12mo. Paris, 1745
 
 142 
 
 2025 Miller (Hugh) Foot-Prints of the Creator, woodcuts, 1849 Nicol ( J.) 
 
 Guide to the Geology of Scotland, map and cuts, Edinb. 1844, 
 
 foolscap Svo. 2 vol. 
 
 2026 Miller (Hugh) Sketch-Book of popular Geology, crown Svo. Edinb. 
 
 1859 The Old Bed Sandstone, plates, foolscap Svo. ib. 1842 (2) 
 
 2027 Millin (A.-L.) Galerie Mythologique, 2vol. plates, Svo. Paris, 1811 
 
 2028 Millingen (J. G.) Curiosities of Medical Experience Svo. 1839 
 
 2029 Milman (Dean H. H.) History of the Jews, 3 vol. maps, 
 
 calf extra foolscap Svo. 1829 
 
 2030 Milman (Dean H. H.) Memoir of Lord Macaulay, portrait, 
 
 half calf gilt Svo. 1862 
 
 2031 Milne (J.) on Annuities and Assurances, 2 vol. calf, 1815 Morgan 
 
 (W.) on Assurances, Annuities and Contingent ^Reversions, 1821, 
 
 Svo. (3) 
 
 2032 Milner (J.) Church- History, with Additions by Bev. I. Milner, 5 vol. 
 
 calf gilt Svo. 1819 
 
 2033 MILTON (J.) A MASKE presented at Ludlow Castle 1634 (CoMUs) 
 
 FIBST EDITION, portrait by Dolle prefixed, morocco extra, g. e. by F. 
 Bedford small 4to. H. Bobinson, 1637 
 
 * # * Extremely rare. Loscombe's copy sold for 26. 
 
 2034 MILTON (J.) LTCIDAS. Justa Edovardo King, Naufrago, &c. (con- 
 
 sisting of Verses in Greek and Latin to the Memory of Mr. Ed- 
 ward King, 36 pages, followed by a new title and fresh pagination, 
 but the printer's signatures running on), *' Obsequies to the 
 Memorie of Mr. Edward King, Anno Dom. 1638," on the 20th 
 page of which portion will be found " Lycidas " 
 FIBST EDITION, VEBT BABE, a beautiful copy in purple morocco extra, 
 gold tooling^ g. e. by Clarke and Bedford, sm. 4to. Camb. 1638 
 
 2035 MILTON (J.) POEMS, both English and Latin (including Juvenile 
 
 Poems and Comus) 
 
 FIBST COLLECTIVE EDITION, jlne portrait by Marshall, blue morocco 
 super extra, leather linings, g. e. BABE small Svo. 1645 
 
 2036 MILTON (J.) PABADISE LOST, a Poem, 
 
 FIBST EDITION, with 2 additional titlepages, with the name of S. 
 Simmons in 1668 and 1669, russia, SCABCE, 
 
 small 4ito. Peter Parker, 1667 
 
 2037 MILTON (J.) POETICAL WOBKS, viz. PABADISE LOST, FIBST EDITION, 
 
 (seventh titlepage) small 4to. S. Simmons, 1669 PABADISE BE- 
 OAIN'D and SAMSON AGONISTES, FIBST EDITION, slightly cut in 
 head line and date cut off, the leaf containing " Licens'd July 2, 
 1670," being also deficient, Svo. J. M. for John Starkey, 1671 
 POEMS, &c. upon several Occasions, both English and Latin, witii 
 Tractate of Education, FIBST COMPLETE EDITION, small Svo. T. 
 Dring, 1673, 3 portraits added, 
 
 blue morocco, g. e. ; from Lord Vernon's Collection, with, his cypher 
 in gold on tides 3 vol.
 
 143 
 
 2038 Milfcon (J.) Poetical Works, with Memoir by J. Montgomery, and 
 
 Selection of Notes by H. G. Bohn, 2 vol. portrait and woodcuts, 
 calf extra, g. e. post 8vo. 1861 
 
 2039 Milton (J.) Paradise Lost, 2 vol. Du Boveray's edition, portrait and 
 
 plates, calf extra, post Svo. 1802 Milton (J.) Paradys verlooreu 
 geschetst door L. Paludanus, vellum, Svo. Amst. 1730 (3) 
 
 2040 Milton (J.) pro Populo Anglicano Defensio contra Salmasium, 
 
 vellum 24-mo. 1651 
 
 2041 Milton (J.) of Prelatical Episcopacy, 1641 Eeason of Church- 
 
 Q-overnment, 1641 Areopagitica, 1644, 
 first edition of each, russia small 4fo. in one vol. 
 
 2042 Milton (J.) Eikonoklastes in Answer to Eikon Basilike, 2 portraits 
 
 added, morocco, g. e. small 4<to. 1649 
 
 2043 MILTON'S AUTOGRAPH. Dante, L'amoroso Convivio, Vinegia, 1529 
 
 Casa (G-. della) Rime et Prose, on the titlepage in the autograph 
 of the Poet is written : " lo. Milton pre 10 d 1629 triest," and at 
 the end of the Rime is an entire Sonnet transcribed by Milton from 
 the edition q/*1623, ivi, 1563 Varchi (B.) Sonetti, having at end 
 a long manuscript letter dated Orvieto 1555, addressed to Don 
 Frescesco di Medici Principe D. Firenze, apparently in the auto- 
 graph of Varchi, whose signature has been cut off by the binder, ivi, 
 1555, morocco extra, g. e. in morocco case small Svo. in one vol. 
 
 *** This most interesting and valuable volume seems to have been care- 
 fully studied by Milton, who has made several corrections and marked 
 many passages in Casa and Varchi, which will be found imitated by 
 him in his poetical works. As A MEMORIAL OF THE AUTHOB OF 
 PARADISE LOST THE VOLUME is ALMOST PRICELESS. 
 
 2044 MILTON (JOHN) AUTOGRAPHS. Two Works formerly in the possession 
 
 of the Poet, 
 
 I. Eosse (A.) Mel Heliconium, with Verses addressed to Basse on 
 his Mel in the autograph of Milton, signed J. M. and a Couplet 
 also holograph on p. 5 Wmo. 1646 
 
 II. La Vieux Natura Brevium, with autograph signature of the Poet, 
 " Johes Milton me possidet," blacfe Utter, IQmo. E. Tottell, 1584 
 
 uniformly bound in morocco super extra, g. e. and enclosed in a 
 
 morocco case 
 
 *** For a full account of these valuable volumes see Sir W. Tite's printed 
 volume on the subject. 
 
 2045 Milton (T.) Views in Ireland, proof plates {many in two states), 1783-93 
 
 Weld (I.) Illustrations of the Scenery of Killarney, proof views, 
 1807, calf extra oblong 4<to. in one vol. 
 
 2046 Miraculous Prophecies and Predictions of Eminent Men, 
 
 calf 24mo. 1821 
 
 2047 MTRROUEE FOR MAGISTRATES. Wherein may be seen by example of 
 
 other, with howe greuous plages vices are punished : and howe 
 frayle and vnstable worldly prosperitie is founde, even of those, 
 whom Fortune seemeth most highly to fauour, 
 blacfe letter, FIRST EDITION, containing 19 poetical Legends, edited by
 
 144- 
 
 William Baldwin, brown morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, EX- 
 CESSIVELY BAKE, sm. 4tto. Londini, in <sdibus Thomce Marshe, 1559 
 %* From the dedication it appears that a portion of thia volume was 
 printed four years previously, but was suppressed by the Lord Chancel- 
 lor, although ultimately licensed by the means of Lord Stafford. Warton 
 evidently never saw a copy of this first edition, as his detail of its con- 
 tents includes eight additional Legends which only appeared in the 
 following. Lowndes also could not have seen a copy, as he describes 
 the volume as containing 92 leaves, although it comprises only 80. 
 The numeration of the folios is very irregular, omitting folio XLIX to 
 LVIII, and LXXI to LXXX, and after LXXXIIII it recommences 
 LXXV to LXXXV. A few margins have been repaired, but tho 
 copy is quite perfect. 
 
 2048 Mirour for Magistrates. The first Parte (containing 17 metrical 
 
 Legends, edited by John Higgins), 
 
 blacfe letter, second edition, very rare, red morocco extra, g. e. by F. 
 Bedford small 4/0. T. Marshe, 1575 
 
 2019 MIEEOUE FOE MAGISTRATES. The seconde Part (in Verse by 
 
 Thomas Blener Hassett), 
 
 fclacfc letter, very fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 small 4:to. Imprinted by R. Webster, 1578 
 
 * # * First and only separate edition of these twelve Legends. 
 
 2050 Mirror for Magistrates, edited by J. Haslewood, 3 vol. 
 
 calf extra small 4/0. 1815 
 
 2051 Miscellanies. Eelation of the Death of two Catholicks (E. Arrow- 
 
 smith and E. Herst), portraits, 1737 Voyage and Adventures of 
 Domingo Gonsales to the World in the Moon, frontispiece, 1768 
 Apology for the Life of Bampfylde-Moore Carew, King of the 
 Beggars, n. d. Adventures of Abdalla Son of Hanif, plates, 1729 . 
 
 800. in one vol. 
 
 2052 Miscellaneous Tracts, in 2 vol. plates, with autograph letters from the 
 
 authors, calf extra, uncut, top edges gilt 8vo. v. y. 
 
 2053 Missel Gothique, blacfc letter, within wcodcut "borders, with vignettes, 
 
 ruled, calf extra IGmo. Paris, L. Curmer, s. d. 
 
 2054 Missale ad Consuetudinem Fratrum Predicatorum Ordinis Sancti 
 
 Doininici cum Calendario, woodcuts, 
 red morocco, g. e. by Lortic small Svo. Paris. 1529 
 
 2055 Missale ad TJsum Ecclesias Eomanse cum Calendario, woodcuts, 
 
 fine copy, ruled, red morocco extra, y. e. by Lortic 
 
 small Svo. Paris, F. Regnault, 1530 
 
 2056 Missale Carthusiense, woodcuts, 
 
 fine copy, ruled, red morocco, g. e. by J. Wright, scarce 
 
 Svo. Paris. Impensis Jolande Bonhomme Viduae T. Kerver, 1541 
 
 2057 Missse Lamentatio ejusdemque deplorabilis Sepultura Carmine descripta, 
 
 W. MaskelVs copy, ivith his autograph, 
 calf, very scarce small Svo. s. I. Anno 1546 
 
 2058 Missale Eomanum, 
 
 red morocco extra, gilt gaufre edges 12mo. Mechlinice, 1846
 
 145 
 
 2059 Mitford (W.) History of Greece, 10 vol. calf gilt Svo. 1820 
 
 2060 Mivart (St. George) on the Genesis of Species, woodcuts, 
 
 crown Svo. 1871 
 
 2061 Modeles de Menuiserie et de Serrurerie, 2 vol. numerous plates, 
 
 half bound, uncut royal folio. Paris, 1825-26 
 
 2062 Modo novo da intendare la lingua Zerga cioe parlar Forbesco, 
 
 fine copy, olive morocco extra, g. e. ly C. Hardy 
 
 Svo. Venetia, P. et A. Zoppini, 1584 
 
 *#* This rare old Dictionary of Gipsy Argot or Slang, contains also Poetry 
 in lingua Zerga. 
 
 2063 Mohammed Ibraheem (Meerza) Persian Grammar, 
 
 halfrussia imperial Svo. 1841 
 
 2064 [Moir (D. M.)] Life of Mansie Wauch, Tailor in Dalkeith, with 8 
 
 illustrations ly G. Oruikshank, half calf, foolscap Svo. Edinb. 1839 
 
 f
 
 146 
 
 NINTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 SIZES MIXED. 
 
 LOT 
 
 2065 Moliere (J. B. P.) Les Fascheux, Comedie, 
 
 SECOND EDITION, fine copy in red morocco, g. e. by Cape, very scarce 
 
 12mo. Paris, 16(53 
 
 %* This copy sold for 3. 10s. in Mr. Delaware Lewis's sale. 
 
 2066 MOLIERE (J. B. P.) LE MISANTROPE, COMEDIE, 
 
 FIEST EDiTiON^ne copy in dark green morocco, g. e. very scarce 
 
 \2rno. Paris, 1667 
 
 * # * This copy sold for 255 francs in the Solar Sale, and for 13. 13s. in 
 Mr. Delaware Lewis's. 
 
 2067 Moliere (J. B. P.) L'Avare, Comedie, 
 
 FiiiST EDITION, fine copy in red morocco, gilt marbled edges, by Duru, 
 very scarce 12mo. Paris, 1669 
 
 *** This copy sold for 15. 5s. in Mr. Delaware Lewis's sale. 
 
 2068 MOLIEBE (J. B. P. DE) LE TARTUFFE, ou 1'Imposteur, Comedie, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with the scarce preface, fine copy in red morocco, g.e. 
 by Cape 12mo. Paris, le 23 Mars, 1669 
 
 *** Very rare. This copy sold for 18. in Mr. Delaware Lewis's sale, and 
 is probably the one sold in Solar's for 340 francs. 
 
 2069 Molliere (J. B. P.) Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, Comedie, 
 
 SECOND EDITION, jwe copy in red morocco, g. e. by Gruel 
 
 12mo. Paris, 1673 
 
 %* Very rare. This copy sold for 5. in Mr. Delaware Lewis's sale. 
 
 2070 MOLIERE (J. B. P. DE) LE MISANTROPE, Comedie, 
 
 SECOND EDITION, fine copy in red morocco, g. e. by Gruel 
 
 I2mo. Paris, 1675 
 
 *** Very rare. This copy sold for 9. 15s. in Mr. Delaware Lewis's sale, 
 and for 255 francs in the Solar. 
 
 2071 Moliere (J. B. Poquelin dit) CEuvres avec des Eemarques par M. Bret, 
 
 6vol. 
 
 BEST EDITION, portrait and plates by Moreau le Jeune,fine copy in 
 red morocco, g. e. by Derome 8w. Paris, 1773 
 
 2072 M oiler (A.) Schreib-Kunst Spiegel und Tugend-Eeitzer, portrait and 
 
 plates of Penmanship, rare oblong small 4>to. Lubeck, 164S 
 
 2073 Moller (G-.) Denkmaehler der Deutschen Baukunst, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 half calf, uncut, top edges gilt royal folio. Darmstadt, 1821 
 
 2074 Moller (G.) Memorials of German- Gothic Architecture, vieio of Mar- 
 
 burg Church Svo. 1836
 
 2075 MONABDUS (DE.) JOTFULL NEWES OUT OF NEW-FOUND WOELDE, 
 
 with three other Bookes treating of the Bezaar stone, the herb 
 Escuerconera, the properties of Iron and Steele in Medicine, and 
 the benefit of Snow. Englished by John Frampton, 
 fclatfe letter, woodcuts, fine copy in morocco extra, g. e. 
 
 small to. E. Allde, 1596 
 
 *** Very scarce. An inferior copy sold for 4. 4s. in Bolton Corney's sale. 
 
 2076 Mongredien (A.) England's Foreign Policy, 
 
 presentation copy crown Svo. 1871 
 
 2077 Monkland (G.) Literature and Literati of Bath, with Supplement, 
 
 2 vol. in 1, with autograph letters added, 
 calf extra, g. e. foolscap Svo. Bath, 1854-55 
 
 2078 Monmouth (Eobert Gary Earl of) Memoirs, frontispiece, 8vo. 1759 
 
 2079 Monro (D.) Description of the Western Isles of Scotland called 
 
 Hybrides, calf extra, g. e. foolscap Svo. Edinb. 1774 
 
 2080 Montagu (Lady Mary "Wortley) Works, with Memoirs by Eev. J. 
 
 Dallaway, 5 vol. portraits and facsimiles, 
 calf extra crown Svo. 1803 
 
 2081 Montagu (Lady Mary Wortley) Letters and Works, edited by her 
 
 Great Grandson Lord Wharncliffe, 3 vol. portraits Svo. 1837 
 
 2082 MONTAIGNE (M. DE) ESSAIS, 3 vol. portrait, with additional portrait 
 
 by DC Leu prefixed, 
 
 very fine large copy in olive morocco, joints, red leather linings, covered 
 with gold tooling, g. e. with arms of Prince d'Essling in gold on 
 sides, ly Mutter (Thouvenin's Successor), a fine specimen of his 
 bibliopegistic skill I2mo. Amst. 1659 
 
 * # * Very scarce. Berard's copy sold for 284 francs. 
 
 2083 Montaigne (M. de) Essais, avec les Notes de tous lea Commentateurs 
 
 par J. V. Le Clerc, 5 vol. 
 LAEGE YELLUM PAPEE, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 
 
 royal Svo. Paris, 1826 
 
 * # * Bound up in vol. I is the work intituled " Documents ine*dits ou peu 
 connus sur Montaigne recueillis et publics par le Dr. J. F. Pay en, 
 india proof portrait and facsimiles, Paris, 1847," of which only 20 
 copies were printed. 
 
 2084 Montesquieu (Baron de) Spirit of Laws, translated by T. Nugent, 
 
 2 vol. calf Svo. 1766 
 
 2085 Montgomery (H. E.) Specimens of the early Native Poetry of Ireland 
 
 in English metrical Translations square IQmo. Dublin, 1846 
 
 2086 Moody (H.) Sketches of Hampshire 12mo. Winchester, 1846 
 
 2087 Moore (G.) Lives of Cardinal Alberoni, Duke of Eipperda and Mar- 
 
 quis of Pombal, calf extra, ly C. Lewis Svo. 1814 
 
 2088 Moore (G. F.) Vocabulary of Western Australia, 
 
 calf gilt, scarce foolscap Svo. 1842 
 
 2089 Moore (J.) View of Society and Manners in Italy, France, Switzerland 
 
 and Germany, 4 vol. half bound Svo. 1781-83
 
 148 
 
 2090 Moore (T.) Poetical "Works of Thomas Little, 1803 Epistles, Odes 
 
 and other Poems, 2 vol. 1807 Fudge Family in Paris, 1818 
 Odes upon Cash, Corn, Catholics and other Matters, 1828, 2 vol. 
 in 1 Fudges in England, 1835 foolscap 8vo. (6) 
 
 2091 Moore (T.) Life of Et. Hon. E. B. Sheridan, 2 vol. portrait and foe- 
 
 simile, half calf extra, 8vo. 1825 Travels of an Irish Gentleman 
 in Search of a Eeligion and Memoirs of Captain Eock, calf gilt, 
 8vo. Paris, 1835 (3) 
 
 2092 Moore (T.) Suppressed Letters to his Music Publisher J. Power, with 
 
 T. C. Croker's introductory Letter, views, 
 scarce crown 8vo. New York (1854) 
 
 2093 MOOEE (T.) SUMMER FETE, 
 
 THE AUTOGBAPH MANUSCRIPT OP THE POET, and the printed proof 
 sheets, with the author's autograph corrections, red morocco, g. e. 4*0. 
 
 2094 MOORE (T.) SONGS, with Music by Bishop, 
 
 AUTOGBAPH MANUSCRIPT OF THE POET, red morocco, g. e. ollongfol. 
 
 2095 MOBANT (P.) HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF ESSEX, 2 vol. 
 
 . LARGE PAPEE, maps and plates, fine copy in old gilt calf, RARE 
 
 folio. 1768 
 
 2096 Moratin (Don L. F. de) Obras Liricas, portrait, 
 
 calf extra square 32w0. 1825 
 
 2097 MORE (Sir Thomas) WORKES (including the Youthful Poems and the 
 
 rare Letter to the Christian Eeader), 
 
 fclacfc Utter, very large and fine copy in Hue morocco super extra, 
 
 joints, g. e. by J. Clarice, with, the cypher and arms of the Rev. T, 
 
 Williams stamped in gold on sides folio. Anno 1557 
 
 %* This copy, which sold for 15. only in Williams's sale, is probably the 
 
 finest in existence. 
 
 2098 More (Syr Thomas) Utopia, translated by Eaphe Eobynson, 
 
 blaefc letter, old calf, g. e. IQmo. A. Tele, n. d. 
 
 2099 More (Sir T.) Utopia, translated by E. Eobinson, 
 
 calf small 4>to. 1624 
 
 2100 Morier (J.) Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan, 3 vol. foolscap 8vo. 
 
 1824 Hajji Baba in England, 2 vol. I2mo. 1828, half morocco, 
 uncut, top edges gilt 5 vol. 
 
 2101 Morin (J. B.) Dictionnaire etymologique des Mots Fra^ois derives 
 
 du Grec, 2 vol. in 1, calf gilt 8vo. Paris, 1809 
 
 2102 MORMONISM. The Book of Mormon, by Joseph Smith, Junior, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, very scarce crown 8vo. Palmyra, U. S. 1830 
 
 2103 Mormonism. Book of Mormon, translated by Joseph Smith, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. 240*0. Kirtland, Ohio, 1837 
 
 2104 Mosely (H.) on Mechanics applied to the Arts, woodcuts 
 
 foolscap 8f0. 1834 
 
 2105 Moseley (W. M.) Essay on Archery, frontispiece, 
 
 old green morocco 8vo. Worcester, 1792 
 
 2106 Moses (H.) Selection of Vases, Altars, Candelabra and Tripods from 
 
 the Louvre at Paris, 9 plates imperial 8vo. 1828
 
 149 
 
 2107 Mosheim (J. L.) Ecclesiastical History, translated by A. Madame, 
 
 6 vol. pigskin, y. e. by O. Lewis, with arms of Rev. T. Williams in 
 gold on sides 8vo. 1811 
 
 2108 Moxon (E.) Sonnets, woodcuts, privately printed 8vo. 1837 
 
 2109 Miiller (C. O.) Ancient Art and its Eemains 8vo. 1847 
 
 2110 Muller (W.) Sketches of the Age of Francis I, tinted lithographs, 
 
 half morocco atlas folio. 1841 
 
 2111 Munchhausen (Baron de) Histoire et Aventures de, with illustrations, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 12mo. Paris, s. d. 
 
 2112 Mundy (A.) Briefe Chronicle of the Successe of Times, 
 
 blacfe letter, russia, g. e. by Hering 8vo. 1611 
 
 2113 Murch (J.) History of the Presbyterian and General Baptist Churches 
 
 in the West of England, calf extra, g. e. 8vo. 1835 
 
 2114 Murders. Narrative of the bloudy Murders committed by Sir John 
 
 Fites alias Fitz, 1605, with an Account of his Suicide at Twicken- 
 ham. To which is added the Eevelation of two horrible Murders 
 done in Lincolnshire, made known in 1604, edited by J. O. Halli- 
 well crown 8vo. 1860 
 
 %* Only 26 copies printed for private circulation. 
 
 2115 Murillo (B. E.) Life, compiled from various Authors, translated by E. 
 
 Davies, calf gilt crown 8vo. 1819 
 
 2116 MURPHY (J. C.) ARABIAN ANTIQUITIES OF SPAIN, 97 plates, in- 
 
 cluding PALACE OF THE ALHAHBRA, ANTIQUITIES OF GRANADA, 
 AND OTHER MAGNIFICENT STRUCTURES, very finely engraved by 
 first-rate artists atlas folio. 1813 
 
 2117 Murray (J.) Sermons to Asses, calf foolscap 8vo. 1768 
 
 2118 Murray (T. B.) Notice of Ely Chapel, Holborn, with an Account of 
 
 Ely Palace, portraits and views small 4to. 1840 
 
 2119 Murray (T. B.) Chronicles of a City Church (St. Dunstan in the East), 
 
 view, 2 autograph letters of the author prefixed, small 4>to. 1859 
 
 2120 Musaus (J. A.) Deutschen Volksmahrchen, 5 vol. 
 
 foolscap 8vo. Gotha, 1804-5 
 
 2121 Muse in Good Humour, 2 parts in 1, cuts, wants title to part II, sold 
 
 with all faults I2mo. 1745 
 
 2122 Muse in a Moral Humour, being a Collection of Tales, Fables, Pasto- 
 
 rales, &c. 2 vol. calf 12mo. 1757-58 
 
 2123 Museum of Classical Antiquities, 2 vol. plates, loith, an autograph letter 
 
 of Edward Faulkener prefixed, 
 half calf extra, uncut, top edges gilt royal 8vo. 1851-53 
 
 2124 N. (J.) Sweet Flowers crown 8vo. 1868 
 
 2125 Nadir (Schah) Compleat History of Thamas Kouli Kan, at present 
 
 called Schah Nadir 12mo. 1746 
 
 2126 Napoli e i Luoghi celebri delle sue Vicinanze, 2 vol. plates, with an 
 
 autograph letter of Achille Pulli added, imp. 8vo. Napoli, 1845
 
 150 
 
 2127 Mardini (F.) Roina Antica con Note di A. Nibby, 4 vol. portrait and 
 
 plates, vellum Svo. Roma, 1818-20 
 
 2128 Nares (E.) Glossary to Shakespeare and his Contemporaries, 
 
 calf extra 4*0. 1822 
 
 2129 NASH (J.) MANSIONS or ENGLAND IN THE OLDEN TIME. Three 
 
 Series, 3 \ol.fine tinted lithographs, 
 "half morocco, not uniform royal folio. 1839-49 
 
 2130 NASH (Thomas) FIBST PABTE OF PASQUILS APOLOGIE, uncut, 
 
 maroon morocco super extra, with joints and green leather linings, 
 broad borders of gold, g. e. by Tuckett, EXTBEMELT BABE 
 
 small 4tto. Anno Dom. 1590 
 
 * # * This copy cost 17 5s. to Mr. Halliwell who. considers it " the rarest 
 of all the works of Thos. Nash, with the single exception of the Terrors 
 of the Night." See his MS. note prefixed. 
 
 Nasse (E.) on the Agricultural Community of the Middle Ages, and 
 Inclosures of the XVIth Century in England, translated by Col. 
 H. A. Ouvry Qvo. 1871 
 
 2132 NAVY. A List of His Majesty's Eoyal Navy, 
 
 MANUSCBIPT, red morocco, g. e. with silver clasps Svo. 1773 
 
 2133 [Naylor (J.)] Pleasant History of Eobert the Fox, privately printed, 
 
 presentation copy with 2 autograph letters of the author added, 
 half calf extra, g. e. small 4<to. Chiswick, 1846 
 
 2134 Neale (E. V.) Feasts and Fasts, foolscap Svo. 1845 Neale (J. M.) 
 
 Translation of the Primitive Liturgies, IGmo. 1859 (2) 
 
 2135 Neale ( J. P.) History and Antiquities of "Westminster Abbey, 2 vol. 
 
 LABGE PAPEB, with double set of plates (India and, French proofs), 
 half russia, uncut, top edges gilt imperial 4fo. 1818-23 
 
 2136 Neale ( W. E.) Time the Avenger and other Poems Svo. 1860 
 
 2137 Nennius' Historia Brittonum in Latin and English, with Notes, by 
 
 Eev. W. Gunn, facsimile royal Svo. 1819 
 
 2138 Nersetis (S.) Preces XXIV Linguis editse, 
 
 VELLUM PAPEB, portrait, half morocco, g. e. 12mo. Ten etiis, 1837 
 
 2139 Neiidorffers (J.) Eomanische Versalien, engraved title and ornamental 
 
 alphabet, beautifully etched by J. F. Fleischberger, scarce 
 
 oblong folio. J. C. Weigel, s. a. 
 
 2140 Neuman (H.) Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages, 2 vol. 
 
 calf Svo. 1817 
 
 2141 Neureuther (E.) Eandzeichnungen um Dichtungen der Deutschen 
 
 Classiker, 2 vol. in 1, etched borders, small 4<to. Miinchen, 1832 
 
 2142 Neve (P.) Narrative of the Disinterment of Milton's Coffin, with the 
 
 Postscript, interleaved, G. Steevens ? copy, with his autograph signa- 
 ture and numerous holograph notes, from the library of G. Daniel, 
 who has added 4 portraits of Milton and 1 of G. Steevens, uncut 
 
 Svo. 1790 
 
 %* This copy sold for 4 14s. in G. Daniel's sale.
 
 151 
 
 2143 Newcastle (Duchess of) Life, by herself, with Preface by Sir E. Brydges, 
 
 proof portrait royal Svo. Lee Priory, 1814 
 
 2144 Newcome (Archbp. W.) English Harmony of the four Evangelists, 
 
 map, calf 800. 1827 
 
 2145 Newman (F. W.) on the Soul, 12mo. 1849 Phases of Faith, crown Svo. 
 
 1850 2) 
 
 2146 Newman (J. H.) Arians of the fourth Century, uncut, rare, Svo. 1833 
 
 2147 Newman (J. H.) on Bomanisin and Popular Protestantism, suppressed 
 
 and very scarce Svo. 1838 
 
 2148 Newton (Sir I.) Tables for renewing or purchasing Leases, calf extra, 
 
 12mo. 1758 News-Eeaders Pocket- Book, 24mo. 1759 (2) 
 
 2149 Nibbs (E. H.) Churches of Sussex, plates, 
 
 halfrussia,g.e. 4<to. Brighton, 1851 
 
 2150 NIBELTJNGENLIED UBEBSETZT YON Gr. O. MASSAGE, elegantly printed 
 
 within woodcut borders, and ornamented with engravings on wood, 
 after designs by E. Bendemann and J. Hubner, 
 A beautiful specimen of ornamented binding in red morocco super 
 extra, joints, gilt gaufre edges, richly relieved by variegated leathers, 
 the sides and back covered with rich gold tooling, having in centre 
 a gold peacock surrounded by a wreath, and the inscription " Denk- 
 mal zur 4-ten Sacularfeier der Buchdruckerey " 
 
 royal 4to. Leipzig, 1840 
 
 2151 Nibelungenlied, translated by W. N. Lettsom, the translator's own 
 
 copy, with his autograph corrections, 
 red morocco extra, g. e. crown Svo. 1850 
 
 2152 Niccols (John) Pilgrimage wherein (sic) is displaied the Hues of the 
 
 proude Popes, ambitious Cardinals, lecherous Bishops, fat bellied 
 Monkes, and hypocritical Jesuites, blacfc letter (interspersed with 
 verse), autograph of W. Herbert 16mo. T. Dawson, 1581 
 
 2153 Nichol (J. P.) View of the Architecture of the Heavens, plates, Edinb. 
 
 1838 Phenomena and Order of the Solar System, plates, ib. 1838 
 Thoughts on important Points relating to the System of the 
 "World, plates, ib. 1848 The Planet Neptune, plates, ib. 1848 
 
 crown Svo. 4 vol. 
 
 2154 NICHOLAS (Henry) Figurative Description of the true Tabernacle and 
 
 other Pieces, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT OF THE PEEIOD, probably in the autograph of the 
 famous Leader of the Family of Love, as many of the pieces are 
 signed " Charitas extorsit per H. N. Anno 1575 " IGmo. 1575 
 * # * Even the printed works of this turbulent and mischievous Sectarian 
 are of extraordinary rarity, but as far as can be traced no Manuscript 
 of his is known. This will excite no wonder when we remember that 
 by a Eoyal Proclamation dated 13 October, 22 Elizabeth, all his works 
 were ordered to be burnt, and all persons were declared to be punish- 
 able for having any in their possession. 
 
 2155 Nicholls (J.) Eecollections of George III, 2 vol. in 1, half calf extra, 
 
 1822 Biographical Anecdotes of W. Hogarth, with Catalogue of 
 his Works, half morocco, uncut, 1785 Svo. (2)
 
 152 
 
 2156 NICHOLS (J.) LITERARY ANECDOTES OK THE XVIIIin CENTURY, 
 
 9 vol. portraits and plates, cajfgilt, 1812-16 NICHOLS ( J. and J. B.) 
 ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE LITERARY HISTORY OF THE XVIIIiH 
 CENTURY, 8 vol. portraits, vol. I to VI calf gilt and vol. VII and 
 VIII uncut, 1817 -58 Svo. (17) 
 
 2157 Nicholson (C.) Annals of Kendal, portrait, plan and plates, 
 
 presentation copy, with author's autograph inscription 8vo. 1861 
 215S Nicholson (G.) Cambrian Traveller's Guide, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, half calf gilt, scarce crown Svo. Stourport, 1808 
 
 2159 Nicholson (S.) Acolastus his After-Witte, a Poem Edited from the 
 
 1600 Edition by J. O. Halliwell, only 10 copies printed, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt small 4ito. 1866 
 
 2160 Nicolas (Sir N. H.) Testamenta Vetusta, 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 tree-marbled calf extra, g. e. by Riviere royal Svo. 1826 
 
 2161 Nightingale (Florence) Notes on Hospitals, plates Svo. 1859 
 
 2162 Nile. Eelation of the Eiver Nile translated from a Portuguese MSS. 
 
 by Sir P. Wyche, calf I6mo. 1673 
 
 2163 Noble (J.) on the Professional Practice of Architects, view of St. Paul's 
 
 Cathedral Svo. 1836 
 
 2164 Noorthouck (J.) New History of London, 2 vol. plates, ILLUSTRATED 
 
 with numerous additional engravings, half calf, uncut 4fo. 1773 
 
 2165 Norden (F. L.) Travels in Egypt and Nubia, map and plates Svo. 1757 
 
 2166 Normand (M.) Arc de Triomphe des Tuileries, plates 
 
 oblong royal folio. Paris, s. d. 
 
 2167 Normand Fils (M.) Designs for Monuments, 24 plates, folio, ib. s.d. 
 
 2168 Normand aine (M.) Paris Moderne, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt imperial 4>to. Paris, 1843 
 
 2169 North (Hon. E.) Lives of the Norths (Lord Guilford, Sir D. North and 
 
 Dr. J. North), 3 vol. portraits, calf gilt Svo. 1826 
 
 2170 Northcote (J.) One Hundred Fables, 280 woodcuts, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt crown Svo. 1828 
 
 2171 Northumberland (Henry Algernon Percy Fifth Earl of) Household- 
 
 Book, edited with Preface by Bishop T. Percy, old calf,g.e. Svo. 1770 
 * # * Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 2172 Norwich. Contemporary Depositions respecting the Queen's Company 
 
 of Players in 1583, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, only 10 copies 
 preserved, half morocco, uncut IGmo. 1864 
 
 2173 Nostradamus Ses Predictions qui vray semblablement se peuvent 
 
 appliquer au Temps present et a la Guerre entre la France et 
 1'Angleterre, cuts, morocco extra, g. e. \Qrno. 1673 
 
 2174 Nougarede de Fayet (A.) des-anciens Peuples de 1'Europe et de leurs 
 
 premieres Migrations, maps, half calf extra Svo. Paris, 1842 
 
 2175 Novelle otta. Stampate a Spese de' i Signori Giacomo Conte di Clan- 
 
 brassill, Tomaso Stanley e Wogan Browne, only 25 copies printed, 
 russia extra, uncut, by Purgold ; from Senouard's library, 4to. 1790 
 
 %* Very rare'. Baker's copy sold for 9. 18s. ; Steevens' for 9. 5s. ; and 
 Duke of Eoxburghe's for S. 18s. 6d.
 
 153 
 
 2176 Noy (W.) Grounds and Maxims of the English Laws, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. I2mo. Savoy, 1757 
 
 2177 Nugae. A Collection of Cuttings from Newspapers, with Franks of 
 
 Nelson, C. Stuart, Duncan, St. Vincent, and J. Jekyll added, 
 pasted in a portfolio, with leaves, half morocco 4<to. 
 
 2178 Nunez (H.) Eefranes o Proverbios en Castellano por el Orden Alfa- 
 
 betico, 4 vol. calf 12mo. Madrid, 1804. 
 
 2179 OCEANDER, KNIGHT OF THE SEA, HIS HEEOICALL ADVENTURES, 
 
 fclacfc letter, wants part of c 3, and a few leaves mended, by which a 
 few letters are deficient, sold therefore not subject to collation, red 
 morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4<to. Printed for William LeaTce, 1600 
 
 * # * An extremely rare and very quaint mock Eomauce interspersed with 
 Verse, written with the intention of ridiculing the tales of giants, 
 magicians and dragons, and containing a vast number of curious illusions. 
 The only copies known are the present which was purchased in 
 Mr. Halliwell's sale for 29 and the Duke of Eoxburghe's, which 
 Bold for 25. 
 
 2180 Ockley (S.) History of the Saracens, 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 BEST EDITION, autograph of Sir W. Jones 8vo. Camb. 1757 
 
 2181 O'Flaherty (E.) Ogygia translated by Eev. J. Hely, 2 vol. calf gilt, 
 
 Dublin, 1793 O'Conor (C.) Ogygia vindicated, ib. 1775 8vo. 3 vol. 
 
 2182 O'Halloran (S.) General History of Ireland, 2 vol. in 1 4to. 1778 
 
 2183 OFFICIUM BEAT^E VIEGINIS MAEI.E secundum Consuetudinem Curia3 
 
 Eomanse cum Calendario, 
 
 VEEY BEAUTIFUL MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, by an Italian Scribe for 
 ANTONIO LANDRIANI of Milan, whose arms are painted in the 
 border of the first page, and whose supposed portrait will be found 
 on folio 23, ornamented with a large painting in opaque water- 
 colours (representing St. Jerome praying to a Crucifix with a very 
 rich landscape in the back-ground seen through an arched rock), and 
 a beautiful MINIATURE of the Nativity. Besides these ornamenta- 
 tions the volume is enriched witji 11 historiated initial letters 
 (enclosing effigies of Saints) ; 10 small compartments, with highly 
 finished figures of quadrupeds and birds (including Peacock) ; one 
 very rich Hqffaelesque border ; and 10 other arabesque borders, in 
 which Roman Imperial Medallions are introduced; all BEAUTIFULLY 
 
 ILLUMINATED IN GOLD AND COLOURS BY NO MEAN ARTIST (in an 
 
 Italian note on fly-leaf, said to have been BEENAEDINO LUINO, A 
 PUPIL OP LEONAEDO DA VINCI), old Italian red morocco, g. e. 
 
 small 4-to. SJEC. xv 
 
 * # * For a fuller account of this beautiful Manuscript, see Cutting from 
 Sir "W. Tite's Lecture on illuminated MSS., and the autograph letter 
 of Sir F. Madden prefixed. 
 
 2181 OFFICIUM BEATJE MAEI^E VIEGINIS secundum ConsuctudinemEomanse 
 
 Curia), cum Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with 15 MINIATURES and BOEDEES, 
 illuminated in gold and colours, a curious syecimen of early Italian 
 art, blue morocco, joints, silk linings, g. e. by Chilliat 24nno, SJEC. xv 
 
 *
 
 154 
 
 2 185 OFFICIUM BEAT.*: MARINE secundum Usum Romanic Curiao cum 
 
 Culendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with 15 LABOB MINIATURES, numerous 
 CAPITALS (including a large historiated INITIAL-LETTER) and 52 
 BORDERS composed of Jlowers, fruit, birds (including Peacock) and 
 insects, besides 24 PAINTINGS in the Calendar (in which are depicted 
 signs of the Zodiac and occupations of the Months'), all richly 
 illuminated in bright colours on gold grounds, olive morocco, g. e. 
 ornamented with gold tooling in the Orolier style Z4tmo. S.EC. xv 
 
 %* On the fly-leaf is the following note : " Manuscrit precieux, semblable 
 a celui de la vente de De Bure 1853 No. 67 vendu 8100 franca. 
 L'tforiture est absolument la meme." 
 
 2186 OFFICIUM BEATJS MAIIIJE VIRGINIS secundum Curiam Eomanam, 
 
 cum Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON TELLUM, by an Italian Scribe, ornamented with 
 16 Miniatures and borders of great merit and beauty by an artist 
 of the School of Padua, green morocco, joints, gilt gaufre edges 
 
 IGmo. SJEC. xv 
 
 OFFICIA S. TUINITATIS, S. SPIRITUS, OMNIUM SANCTORUM, CORPORIS 
 CHRISTI, DE S. CRUCE, GLORIOSJS VIRGINIS MARINE, &c. &c. cum 
 Calendario, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON TELLUM, with 2 MINIATURES (the first with, 
 floriated border), 24 PAINTINGS to the Calendar (signs of the 
 Zodiac and occupations for the Months), CAPITAL LETTERS, and 7 
 historiated INITIALS (each containing a miniature), ILLUMINATED 
 IN GOLD AND COLOURS, with autograph of Bernard du Moulin as 
 owner, morocco, g. e. small 4sto. SJEC. xv 
 
 2188 OFFICIUM VIRGINIS MARI^; secundum Consuetudinem Romans) 
 
 Ecclesite cum Calendario (in letters of gold and colours), 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with numerous capitals, richly illuminated 
 in gold and colours, ORNAMENTED with elegant BORDERS in two 
 styles (the older representing scrolls and monsters in the lialo- 
 Flemish style and the more recent compositions of natural Jlowers, 
 birds and insects in the later Flemish art), and 2G beautiful 
 (17 large and 9 small) MINIATURES, exquisitely painted in brilliant 
 colours, heightened with gold, Italian red morocco, covered with gold 
 tooling, g. e. small 4to. SJEC. xvi 
 
 %* This exquisite Gem (which a MS. note prefixed states to have belonged 
 to Marie de Medicis, Queen of Henry IV of France, and Mother of 
 Henrietta Maria, the Wife of Charles I, and subsequently in the 
 Collection of the Prince de Conty, costing 2500 livres) was, in all 
 probability, executed as a wedding present to Joanna of Austria, who 
 married Don Francesco de Medicis, Duke of Tuscany, in 1505, and 
 was Mother of the Queen of Henry IV, as on one shield of arms is 
 the Austrian Eagle, and on another the Arms of the Duke of Tuscany. 
 The large paintings and the fine Arabesque borders were no doubt the 
 work of Flemish and Italian artists residing in Florence. In the 
 initial letter of the Officium itself is historiated the Head of a Lady, 
 undoubtedly a portrait, and probably that of Joanna of Austria.
 
 155 
 
 2189 OFFICIUM CHRISTIFERJE VIBGINTS MABIJE eecundum Usutn Eo- 
 
 manum, cum Calendario, 
 
 BEAUTIFUL MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, by an Italian Scribe, with the 
 intitulations in letters of gold, and ornamented with 50 EXQUISITE 
 MINIATURES, finely illuminated in gold and colours, in the lest 
 style of Italo-Flemish art; numerous SUPERB BORDERS, composed 
 cither of birds (including peacock}, insects and flowers, delicately 
 painted, and in glowing colours on gold grounds, or exhibiting archi- 
 tectural designs of great merit and interest, painted en Camdieu 
 d'Or; and numerous CAPITAL LETTERS, also richly illuminated in 
 gold and colours, red velvet, gilt gaufre edges, with richly chased 
 gilt silver clasps, corners and centre ornaments, on which is a crowned 
 fleur-de-lys 12zo. SJEC. xvi 
 
 ** This exquisite gem contains an unusually large number of illuminations 
 several of which exhibit subjects almost unique in a volume of Offices. 
 
 2190 Officiuin Purissiinae et Immaculate Conceptionis Sanctissimse Virginia 
 
 Maria3 eidem uti devotissimo suo famulo Alphonso Eodriguez 
 Societ. Jesu Beligioso revelavit acceptissimum, 
 MANUSCRIPT ON YELLUM, with 9 EXQUISITELY-FINISHED MINIA- 
 TURES (St. Joseph and Infant Jesu?, Christ praying in the 
 Garden, Ecce Homo, St. Cecilia, St. Nicholas, St. Francis a Paulo, 
 St. Francis of Assisi, A. Dominic and St. Charles Boromeo), red 
 velvet, g. e. from E. V. Uttersorfs collection IGmo. S.EC. xvii 
 
 * # * An exquisite specimen of the Art of Illumination in France at the 
 commencement of the XVIIth century. 
 
 2191 Officium Eucharistise SS. Basilii et Gregorii, Coptice et Arabice, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT, beautiful specimen of modern Coptic caligraphy, in 
 Coptic binding 24>mo. SJEC. xix 
 
 2192 Officio de la Gloriosa Yergine Maria secondo la Corte Koinana tradotto 
 
 nella volgar Lingua, woodcuts, old Venetian red morocco, covered 
 with gold tooling, g. e. I2mo. Venetia, 1555 
 
 2193 Officia Propria Festorum Ordinis Fratrum Minorum, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. 8vo. Venetiis, apud Juntas, 1578 
 
 2191 OFFICE DE LA VIERGE MARIE a 1'Usage de 1'Eglise Catholique Apos- 
 
 tolique et Komaine, avec plusieurs Prieres et Oraisons, 
 Printed within woodcut borders, composed of flowers, loith the occa- 
 sional introduction of the royal arms of France, and ornamented 
 tcith plates, olive morocco, covered with gold tooling (devices of 
 Margaret of Valois}, g. e. the fleur-de-lis in gold as centre ornament 
 12mo. Paris, chez James Mettoyer Imprimeur du Roy, 1580 
 
 * # * A very beautiful specimen of the Library of Queen Marguerite de 
 Valois, wife of Henry IV, at whose expense the volume was probably 
 printed, as her device, the Daisy (in allusion to her name of Marguerite) 
 is introduced in the borders. In France, books in this binding, with 
 the " Saint Esprit," Daisy and Lilly in gold, are said to have formed 
 part of the library of Henry III, but in this country are probably with 
 better right considered as Queen Margaret's. At any rate, a reprint 
 of this edition, dated 1590, in a binding exactly like the present, sold 
 for 10 in the Libri sale in 1859.
 
 156 
 
 2105 Officium Pentaglotton B. Mariao Virginia (Italian, French, Latin, Greek- 
 
 and Hebrew), portrait of Benedict XIV, 
 
 old calf, g. e. covered with gold tooling, painted in compartments in the 
 Grolier style I2mo. Neapoli, 1741 
 
 2196 Office of the Church in Latin and English. Evening Portion. 
 
 a beautiful specimen of contemporary binding in English red morocco, 
 richly ornamented with gold tooling on sides and back, g. e. with the 
 name of " MRS. ANNE ELDRIDGE 1761," stamped in gold on blue 
 morocco, pasted inside the cover small 8vo. 1760 
 
 * # * From the Daniel Collection, where it sold for 3. 6s. 
 
 2197 Oihenart (A.) Proverbes et Poesies Basques, 
 
 half calf, uncut 8vo. Bordeaux, 1847 
 
 2198 Okeley (W.) Eben-Ezer : or a small Monument of great Mercy 
 
 appearing in the miraculous Deliverance of W. Okeley, W. Adams, 
 J. Anthony, J. Jephs and John the Carpenter from the miserable 
 Slavery of Algiers, calf extra, g. e. by Zcehnsdorf 8vo. 1761 
 
 Oldmixon (J.) Memoirs of North Britain 8vo. 1715 
 
 Oldys (W.) British Librarian, calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, 8vo. 1738 
 
 Olivieri (A.) Select Italian Stories, author's autograph inscription 
 
 square IGwo. 1869 
 
 2202 Oliver (G.) History of Initiation, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, green morocco extra, g. e. "by Say day, royal 8vo. 1841 
 
 2203 Oliver (W.) on Bath "Waters, 1707 Eegister of Folly, or Characters 
 
 and Incidents at Bath and the Hot Wells, in a Series of Poetical 
 Epistles, MS. title, 1773, calf extra, g. e. by jRiviere, 8vo. in 1 vol. 
 
 .2204 Olney Hymns, portraits of W. Cowper and Eev. J. Newton added, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, rare, Wm. Cowper's own copy, with his autograph, 
 blue morocco, g. e. by Hayday 12mo. 1779 
 
 * # * This copy sold for 12. 10s. in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 2205 Oppenheim (M.) Umrisse zu Gcethes Hermann und Dorothea, 9 plates 
 
 oblong folio. Frankfurt, s. a. 
 
 2206 Oratio Domin icXL Linguis expressa Cura H. Megeseri 
 
 16wzo. Francof. 1593 
 
 2207 Ordene de Chevalerie avec Dissertation, Easai, quelques Contes 
 
 anciens et un Glossaire par Barbazan IQmo. Lauzanne, 1759 
 
 2208 ORDINARY OP CRTSTEN MEN, 
 
 blaefc letter, v:oodcuts,Jine copy in morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, 
 very scarce small 4.to. Wynkyn de Worde, 1506 
 
 2209 ORDO SECUNDUM QUEM HEX DEBET CORONARI: id eat: LIBER KE- 
 
 OALIS, SITE ORDO ET OFFICIA CORONATIONIS REGUM ET KE- 
 GINARUM ANOLI/E, ET DE EXEQUIIS EEGALIBUS, 
 VERY FINE MANUSCRIPT UPON VELLUM, WRITTEN IN THE EARLY 
 PART OF THE XVlH CENTURY, AND RUBRICATED 
 
 small folio. SJEC. xv 
 
 IS ONE OF THE MOST CURIOUS, AUTHENTIC AND IMPORTANT 
 MANUSCRIPTS, RELATING TO THE CORONATION OF THE KINGS AND
 
 157 
 
 QUEENS or ENGLAND, WHICH EXISTS. It is quite surprising that it 
 should be found in a private collection. 
 
 " When Queen Caroline laid claim to be crowned with his present 
 Majesty (George IV), the Dean of Westminster was summoned to 
 attend the Privy Council and produce the Book of the Duties and 
 Ceremonies to be observed at the Coronation of the Kings and Queens 
 of England, preserved among the Muniments of the Dean and 
 Chapter, and considered the most ancient, authentic, and complete 
 book which remains. 
 
 By the very liberal permission of the Dean, I have been allowed to 
 examine that most curious document. It was used at the Coronation 
 of Eichard II in 1378. By the same kindness I have been permitted 
 to compare this manuscript with the Westminster original, and the 
 Dean condescended to verify my collation. I can therefore state posi- 
 tively that the manuscript is a literal transcript of that most important 
 English historical document. If the scribe has committed the error 
 of a single letter, it has been corrected on the margin. In the original 
 document, some corrections and some additions are made on the mar- 
 gins, these are likewise transferred to the margins of this copy. 
 
 The volume opens with directions for the mode of fitting up the Abboy 
 for the Coronation. It then directs that the King, the day before the 
 Coronation, shall ride with his head bare from the Tower to the Palace 
 of Westminster, that Tie may be seen of all his people. The various 
 Ceremonies to be observed at the Coronation of the King and Queen 
 follow. Next, the various fees to be paid to the Convent of West- 
 minster, and the nomination of certain persons to perform offices on 
 the day of the Coronation. The Earl of Leycester is to perform the 
 office of Seneschal, though the Duke of Norfolk has claimed the right. 
 This part is very curious, as the Coronation of Eichard II affords the 
 first record of the Proceedings of a Court of Claims. The Court was 
 holden by John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster. 
 
 Next follow the Directions and a Service for the Queen when she shall 
 be crowned alone. 
 
 The volume terminates with a chapter on the Funeral Solemnities to b~e 
 observed on the demise of the King, in which the minutest directions 
 are given for embalming and attiring the Eoyal Corpse. 
 
 There is a very curious circumstance in the Eitual relating to the Ad- 
 ministration of the Sacrament to the King and Queen. They are to 
 receive wine, but it is cautiously explained that it is no part of the 
 Sacramental Service. " Osculo autem Pacis a Eege et Eegina accepto 
 descendentes Eex et Eegina de Soliis suis et accedentes humiliter ad 
 altare percipient corpus et sanguinem Domini de Manu Archiepiscopi 
 vel Episcopi Missam celebrantis. Corpore vero Domini a Eege recepto 
 miniitrdbit ei tinum ad utendum post perceptionem Sacramenti." The 
 Queen is allowed to take it " as a sign of unity." 
 
 This transcript is certainly of the early part of the XVth century. It 
 has been re-bound about a hundred and fifty years since, and bears the 
 arms of a French Duke on the side. These appear to be those of the 
 noble family of Duplessis. It appears extremely probable, that this 
 manuscript was sent to France to satisfy the scruples of Henrietta 
 Maria about our Coronation ceremonies previous to her marriage. 
 " In the case of the Coronation of Charles I," said Mr. Brougham, in
 
 158 
 
 his Speech before the Privy Council, " Henrietta Maria was said to 
 have objected to take any part in it, unless she could be assisted by a 
 Popish priest, which the constitution rendered impossible." I have 
 ascertained that Henrietta Maria did not take the sacrament with 
 Charles the First at her Coronation" 
 
 %* The preceding admirable description by the late Mr. Evans of this 
 most interesting volume is taken from the Sale Catalogue of the 
 Library of the late J. Dent, Esq. for whom the MS. was purchased 
 many years since by my father. I believe it was the intention of Mr. 
 Dent to have printed it as a contribution to the Roxburghe Club, and 
 with that view he placed it in my hands to translate, a task which I had 
 the pleasure of completing ns seen by the fair copy, comprised in the 
 following lot. S. LEIGH SOTIIEBT. 
 
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 THE TRANSLATION OF THE ABOVE IMPORTANT MANUSCRIPTS, by 
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 MIDDLEBOURGH (1396) Remedy of Love (in Verse), 1636 
 Banquet of Sence, &c. (in Verse by G. Chapman), 1639 De 
 Tristibus, in English Verse by Z. Catlin, 1639 Festivalls, in 
 English Verse by J. Gower, Camb. 1640 Art of Love (in Verse), 
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 MS. Notes by T. Park on separate slips prefixed) red morocco extra, 
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 159 
 
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 160 
 
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 161 
 
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 J. Dryden, 6 vol. portrait, 1735 Sir G. Etherege, 1735 
 G. Farquhar, 2 vol. 1736 N. Lee, 3 vol. 1734 T. Otway, 2 vol. 
 1736 N. Eowe, 2 vol. 1736 T. Southerne, 2 vol. 1713-21 Sir 
 E. Steele, 1736 Sir J. Vanbrugh, 2 vol. 1735 ; and W.Wycherley, 
 1736, uniform in old gilt calf \1rno. 34 vol. 
 
 2331 Plays. Ancient British Drama (edited by Sir "Walter Scott), 3 vol. 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt royal 8vo. Edinb. 1810 
 
 2332 Plays. Modern. British Drama (edited by Sir Walter Scott), 5 vol. 
 
 half calf royal 8vo. 1811 
 
 2333 Plays (Old) ; being a Continuation of Dodsley's Collection with Notes 
 
 by C. Dilke, 6 vol. calf extra, g. e. by O. Lewis 8vo. 1816 
 
 2334 Plays. The old English Drama, a Selection of Plays from the old 
 
 English Dramatists, 2 vol. 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt post 8vo. 1825 
 
 2335 Plimsoll (S.) Our Seamen, an Appeal, plates 4to. 1873 
 
 2336 Plot (R.) Natural History of Staffordshire, maps and plates, 
 
 russia, g. e. by Kdltlioeber small folio. Oxford, 1686 
 
 2337 Plot (E.) Natural History of Oxfordshire, 
 
 BEST EDITION, map and plates, russia, g. e. by Kalthoeber 
 
 small folio. Oxford, 1705 
 
 2338 Plowden (Pilgrim) Farrago {facetious}, 
 
 a beautiful specimen of cotemporary English binding in blue morocco, 
 covered icith gold tooling, g. e. 8vo. Printed for the author, 1733 
 
 * # * Evidently printed abroad, and probably at Calais. At page 165 the 
 author prints " That the orthography of my lines shall surpass what 
 has for many years been utter'd from any press in England i have 
 boasted, and yea verily do boast." 
 
 2339 POESIES CUKIEUSES. Les Dictz des Bestes et aussi des Oyseaulx 
 
 Le Testament de Tastevin Eoy des Pions La Fontaine d' Amours 
 et la Description Le Banquet des Chambrieres Apologie des 
 Chambrieres qui ont perdu leur mariage a la Blancque L'Heur 
 etguain d'une Chambriere qui amis en la blanque pour soy Marier, 
 repliquant a celles qui y ont le leur perdu La Vie Saint Harenc 
 glorieux Martir Sermon joyeulx de M. Sainct Harenq Sermon 
 joyeulx de la vie Saint Ongnon Le Sermon fort joyeux de Sainct 
 Eaisin Sermon fort joyeulx pour leutree de table, avec graces 
 fort joyeuses Sermon joyeulx de la pacience des Femmes 
 obstinees contre leurs Marys, fort joyeulx et recreatif a toutes gens, 
 blarfe letter, numerous curious cuts, olive morocco extra, g, e. by 
 C. Lewis ; from E. V. Utter son's library 
 
 IGmo. Paris, J. Techener, s. d. 
 
 *#* A collection of twelve extremely rare and curious early French facetious 
 poems, carefully executed in lithograph}', in exact imitation of the 
 original editions, and worked off on thick India paper. ONLY FORTY 
 COPIES WERE PRINTED. The original editions, if at all procurable, 
 would be worth more than one hundred guineas.
 
 167 
 
 2340 POESIES GOTHIQUES. La Fontaine damours La Vie Saint Harenc 
 
 Sermon fort joyeulx pour lentree de table. Avec graces fort 
 joyeuses Banquet des Chambrieres faict Aux Estuues, 1541 
 Apologie des Chambrieres Lbeur & guain Dune Chambriere 
 Dictz de Salomon Avecques les responces de marion La chasse 
 du cerf par P. Gringore Les Ventes Damour Sermon des 
 Frappe culz Estrenes des Filles de Paris Doctrinal des filles a 
 marier Vraye Medicine de Maistre Grimache Sermon joyeulx 
 dung Fiance Monologue de la Chambriere desproueue du mal 
 damours Ditz et ventes damours Plaisant Discours et Adver- 
 tissement aux Nouvelles Mariees Le Banquet des Chambrieres 
 aux Estuues le jeudy gras avec les Folastries de la Bonne 
 Chambriere, 
 
 Techener's folacfe letter reprints of 18 excessively rare Facetice, with 
 cuts, limited to a few copies, morocco extra, g. e, by C. Lewis ; 
 from E. V. Utterson's Collection IQmo. in one vol. Paris, s. d. 
 
 2341 Poesies. Nouvelle Moralite dune pauvre fille villageoise, laquelle ay ma 
 
 mieux avoir la teste couppee par son pere, que destre violee par 
 son Seigneur a quatre personnages, Mack letter, only 40 copies 
 reprinted, Paris, s. d. Plaisant Discours et Advertissement aux 
 Nouvelles Mariees pour ce bien et proprement comporter la 
 premier nuict de leurs nopces, blacfe letter, illuminated borders, 
 Lyon, s. d. Deploration pour la Mort du Eoy Henry dengleterre, 
 only 60 copies reprinted, Chartres, s. d. Guiscard et la belle 
 Sigismonde, Rouen, s. d. Vraye Medecine de Maistre Grimache, 
 blacfe letter, s. 1. Sf d. scarce reprints, naif calf, uncut, IGmo. in 1 vol. 
 
 2342 Poetes Franais : Boileau Despreaux ; P. Corneille, 4 vol. ; La Fon- 
 
 taine (Fables et Contes), 4 vol.; Mairet, Duryer, Eotrou et 
 Desmarets ; Malherbe et Eacan ; et Eacine, 3 vol. together 
 14 vol. uncut 12mo. Paris, Didot, 1800 
 
 2343 POETRY. A very curious volume of Old English Poetry, including 
 
 Epigrams, Eiddles, Epitaphs, Love Songs, and other amatory 
 Pieces, some very free and several believed to be unpublished, 
 MANUSCRIPT (see list of contents prefixed) folio, circa 1630 
 
 ** On the inside of the cover is written: " My cousin Chute gave me this 
 book out of his father's study at the Vine Hampshire." 
 
 2344 Poetry of the Anti- Jacobin (by Et. Hon. G. Canning, &c.), 
 
 half calf 4io. 1801 
 
 2345 Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath, 4 vol. wanting vol. II, calf, 
 
 Hat/ley's copy, 1776-81 Another copy, wanting vol. IV, 1776-77 
 Poetical Tour (by Mr. Miller of Bath Easton), !7S7,crown8vo. (7) 
 
 2346 Poems by Goldsmith and Paruell, woodcuts by T. and J. Bewick, 
 
 red morocco 4fo. 1 798 
 
 2347 Political Catechism, scarce small 4<to. 1643 
 
 2348 Political Fragments of Archytas, Charondas, Zaleucus, and other ancient 
 
 Pythagoreans preserved by Stobseus, and also Ethical Fragments 
 of Hierocles translated by T. Taylor Svo. Chiswick, 1822 
 
 2349 Political Merriment or Truths told to some Tune (in Verse), with 
 
 Supplement, 
 
 remarkable fine copy in old English morocco, broad borders of gold, 
 g. e. I2mo. 1714-15
 
 1G8 
 
 2350 Political Merriment: or Truths told to some Tune (in Verse), with the 
 
 Supplement, 2 vol. in 1, I2mo. 1714-15 Political Primer, crown 
 Svo. 1826 (2) 
 
 2351 [Poltock (It.)] Life and Adventures of Peter Wilkins, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 calf I2mo. 1751 
 
 2352 P[oltock] (R.) Life and Adventures of Peter Wilkins, a Cornish Man, 
 
 2vol. v I2mo. erwick,l784t 
 
 Poltock. Another copy, 2 vol. I2mo. ib. 1784 
 
 Ponet (Bp. J.) Apologie fully aunsweringe by Scriptures and aunceant 
 Doctors a blasphemose 13ook gatherid by D. Steph. Gardiner, &c. 
 set furth under the Name of Thomas Martin against the godly 
 Mariadge of Priests, 
 folaefe letltt,Jine copy in Hue morocco, IGmo. no place or date (1556) 
 
 *#* Very scarce. Homer's copy sold for 4. 6s. 
 
 2355 Pontificale Roraanum, 3 parts in 1, with illustrations, 
 
 morocco extra, gilt gaufre edges Svo. Mechlinia, 1845 
 
 2356 Pouz (Don A.) Viage de Espana, 15 vol. plates, 
 
 calf small Svo. Madrid, 1776-88 
 
 2357 Poole (G. A.) and J. "W. Hugall, Guide to York Cathedral, plates 
 
 imperial Svo. York, 1850 
 
 2358 Poule (J.) English Parnassus, frontispiece, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. ly F. Bedford small Svo. 1677 
 
 2359 Pooley (C.) Notes on the Old Crosses of Gloucestershire, numerous 
 
 illustrations royal Svo. 1868 
 
 2360 Pope (A. ) Kape of the Lock, plates engraved ly Du Bosc after Guernier, 
 
 LARGE PAPEE (unknown to Lowndes), fine copy in the original calf 
 binding, scarce Svo. 1714 
 
 2361 Pope (A.) Miscellany of Taste, with the rare view of Burlington House 
 
 ly Hogarth Svo. 1732 
 
 Porny (M. A.) Elements of Heraldry, plates Svo. 1795 
 
 Person (R.) Letters to Travis, calf gilt Svo. 1790 
 
 PORTER (HEIJEY) THE PLEASANT HISTORIE OF THE TWO ANQBY 
 WOMEN OF ABINGTON. With the humorous mirthe of Dick Coomea 
 and Nicholas Proverbes, two Serving-men, fine copy in green 
 morocco extra, with gold borders 
 
 small 4:to. Imprinted for Joseph Hunt and William Ferbrand, 1599 
 %* Extremely rare. This copy sold for 29 in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 2365 POBTEB (HENEY) PLEASANT HISTOBY OF THE TWO AN&BY WOMEN 
 
 OF ABINGTON. With the humorous mirthe of Dicke Coomes and 
 Nicholas Prouerbes, two Servingmen (a Coraedie), 
 EXTEEMELY EAEE )t /ie copy, lut a few of the catchwords admirably 
 supplied in facsimile, red morocco extra, g. e, 
 
 small 4*0. W. Ferlrand, 1599 
 ** This copy sold for 12. 5s. in Mr. Corser's sale. 
 
 2366 Portfolio, with leaves, 29 in. by 21i in. half bound atlat folio. 
 
 2367 Portfolio, 32 by 22 in., and 4 others, smaller (5)
 
 169 
 
 2368 Portlock (J. E.) Eeport on the Geology of the County of Londonderry 
 
 and of Parts of Tyrone and Fermanagh, coloured map and plates 
 
 8vo. Dublin, 1843 
 
 2369 Pot-Pourri contenant la Henriade Travestie, la Pipe cass^e et autres 
 
 Poesies, calf, g. e. 2&mo. (Cazin) 1783 
 
 2370 Potter (Archbp. J.) Antiquities of Greece, 2 vol. plates, calf, 8vo. 1775 
 
 2371 Potter (H. T.) Cant and Flash Dictionary, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, scarce 8vo. n. d. 
 
 %* This copy sold for 17s. in G. Smith's sale. 
 
 2372 Potter (J.) Eemains of Ancient Monastic Architecture in England, 
 
 plates, half morocco royal folio, n. d. 
 
 2373 Potter (J.) Specimens of antient English Architecture, plates of 
 
 Ecclesiastical Buildings 4fo. 1848 
 
 2374 Potter (M. de) Vie et Memoires de Scipion de EicciEveque de Pistoie 
 
 et Prato, Eeformateur du Catholicisme en Toscane, 4 vol. portrait, 
 half calf gilt 8vo. Paris, 1826 
 
 2375 Pownall (Governor) on Eoman Antiquities dug up at Bath, plate, 
 
 half calf 4to. Bath, 1795 
 
 2376 Poynder (J.) Literary Extracts, 2 vol. 8vo. n.d. 
 
 2377 Poynder. Another copy, 2 vol. n. d. Second Series, n. d. 8vo. 3vol. 
 
 2378 Poynder (J.) Popery in Alliance with Heathenism 800. 1835 
 
 2379 Pozzo (A.) Perspective for Painters and Architects, &c. in English and 
 
 Latin, 105 plates and 120 initial letters, engraven by J. Sturt 
 
 folio. 1707 
 
 2380 PB^DESTINATIO. Fur praedestinatus sive Dialogismus inter Calvinis- 
 
 tam et Furem ad Laqueum damnatum habitus, 
 
 blue morocco extra, g. e. 12mo. 1651 
 
 *,* This curious work, at least in Latin, was undoubtedly the production 
 
 of Archbp. Sancroft, who may however have taken the idea from the 
 
 Dutch Publication of Henry Slatius, who, executed in 1632, realized 
 
 in his own person what he had written about " the Predestined Thief." 
 
 2381 PBECES FAMILIABES QUIBTTS OLIM SOLEBAT UTI LtfPEBATOB CAROLUS 
 
 QUINTUS. Georgius Hermannus Wilmart Bruxellensis scripsit 
 anno 1657, 
 
 MANUSCBIPT ON VELLTJM, with intitulations and capitals in letters 
 of gold, beautifully written, within a border formed by blue and gold 
 lines, sealskin, with clasps 12mo. 1657 
 
 * # * An exquisite specimen of Belgian Caligraphy. 
 2382 PBESTON (Thomas) LAMENTABLE TBAGEDT MIXED FTTL OF PLEASANT 
 
 MIBTH, CONTEYNING THE LlFE OF CAMBISES KlNG OF PEBCIA, 
 
 black letter, title and several leaves mended, and slightly cut in head- 
 line, sold therefore with all faults, red morocco extra, g. e. by W. 
 Pratt small 4to. John Allde, n. d. 
 
 %* Excessively rare, with the following Manuscript note by Mr. Halliwell, 
 " Licensed to John Aide in 1569-70. The copy in the British Museum 
 is believed to be the only other known of this ed. by John Aide. 
 Shakespeare alludes to this interlude in the second Part of Henry the 
 Fourth, II. 4."
 
 170 
 
 2383 Prevost (Abbe) Histoire de Manon Lescaut et du Chevalier des 
 
 Grieux, 2 vol. 
 
 VELLUM PAPEE, unlettered proof plates, red morocco super extra, gilt 
 marbled edges, by F. Bedford 24wio. Paris, 1797 
 
 %* This copy sold for 3. 5s. in Mr. Slade's sale. 
 
 2384 Prevost (Abbe) Histoire de Manon Lescaut et du Chevalier dea 
 
 Grieux, 2 vol. 
 
 VELLUM PAPER, with double set of plates (PROOFS AND ETCHINGS), 
 beautiful copy in green morocco super extra, broad dentelle borders 
 of gold, gilt marbled edges, by Duru Paris, Didot, 1797 
 
 *** Very scarce. This copy sold for 9 in J. D. Lewis's sale. 
 
 2385 Pieux Pelerin de Fourvierea 32mo. Lyon, s. d. 
 
 2386 Price (F.) on Salisbury Cathedral, plates, halfrussia 4to. 1753 
 
 2387 Price (J. E.) on the Roman Tesselated Pavement found in Bucklers- 
 
 bury, with the large coloured plates and other illustrations, West- 
 minster, 1870 Taylor (A.) on the Gothic Ornaments of Pisa, 
 1824 4*o. (2) 
 
 2388 Price (J. E.) Description of the Eoman Tesselated Pavement found in 
 
 Bucklersbury, plates, half calf, uncut, top edges gilt 4tfo. 1870 
 %,* Printed for presents only. 
 
 2389 Price (E.) on Annuities, 2 vol. calf 8vo. 1783 
 
 2390 Price ( W.) Journal of the British Embassy to China, 2 vol. in 1, plates, 
 
 red morocco, dentelle borders of gold, g. e. oblong folio. 1832 
 
 2391 Prichard (J. C.) Researches into the Physical History of Mankind, 
 
 2 vol. plates (many coloured), calf extra 8vo. 1826 
 
 2392 Prickett(M.) History of Bridlington Priory, plates 8vo. Camb. 1835 
 
 2393 Prideaux (H.) Old and New Testament connected, 4 vol. maps and 
 
 plates, 1729 Life of Mahomet, and Letter to the Deists, 1718 
 Life of Dean H. Prideaux, 1748, 
 tree-marbled calf extra, g. e. by J. Clarke 8ro. 6 vol. in 5 
 
 2394 Pridham (T. L.) Devonshire Celebrities, illustrated with photographs 
 
 small 4/o. JSxeter, 1869 
 
 2395 PBIEEES CHRETIENNES, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, a beautiful specimen of French caligraphy 
 by S. LE COUTEUE, written within broad gold lines, and richly 
 ornamented with head and tail pieces, initial letters, Sfc. illuminated 
 in gold and colours, citron morocco, double with blue, borders of 
 gold, g. e. by DESSEUIL I2mo. S./EC. xvii 
 
 2396 Priestley (J.) on Perspective, jo/afes, 1770 History of the Corruptions 
 
 of Christianity, 2 vol. calf, Birm. 1782 History of early Opinions 
 concerning Jesus Christ, 4 vol. calf extra, Birm. 1786 Evidences 
 of Revealed Religion, 1796 8vo. (8) 
 
 2397 Priestley (J.) Memoirs, 1806 Neild (J.) Account of the Society for 
 
 the Relief of Debtors, portraits and plan, 1808 Brookes (R.) 
 Gazetteer, maps, 1802 Burke (E.) on the Sublime and Beautiful, 
 1798 Colquboun (R) on the Police of the Metropolis, 1800 
 Howard (J.) on Prisons, plates, Harrington, 1780 8vo. (6)
 
 171 
 
 2398 Priestley (J.) Life and Correspondence, by J. T. Butt, 2 parts, 8vo. 1831 
 
 2399 Primcock (A.) Taste of the Town, or Guide to all Publick Diversions, 
 
 calf, g. e. 12mo. 1731 
 
 2400 Prior (M.) Poems, portrait 12mo. 1766 
 
 2401 Prior (M. Poetical "Works, with Life by Eev. J. Mitford, 2 vol. portrait, 
 
 olive morocco, g. e. foolscap 8vo. 1 835 
 
 2402 Prior (E. C. A.) Ancient Danish Ballads translated, 3 vol. 
 
 8vo. (Leipzig) 1860 
 
 2403 Prisons. Bemarks on their Form and Construction, plates, 1826 
 
 Orridge (J.) Description of Gaol at Bury St. Edmunds, plates, 
 1819, calf gilt royal 8vo. in 1 vol. 
 
 2404 Prophecies of Thomas Byrner, Merlin, &c. Edinb. n. d. (1823) Letter 
 
 in Cumberland dialect, with Glossary, Carlisle, 1841 Gaskell(W.) 
 on the Lancashire dialect, (1850) Akerman (J. T.) Directions 
 for the Preservation of English Antiquities, 1857 Yimo. in 1 vol. 
 
 2405 PBOPBE pour la Paroisse de Maisons pres Charenton pour le jour de 
 
 ses deux Patrons, Saint Bemy, 1 Octobre, et Saint Hilaire, 13 
 Janvier, 
 MANUSCRIPT, with music, morocco, by Derome, small 4<to. SJEC. xviii 
 
 * # * These offices seem to have been drawn up for the Parish and Castle of 
 Maisons, better known by its modern name of Lafitte, which was 
 built in 1658 for Bene de Longueil, Surintendant des Finances, under 
 Louis XIV. 
 
 2406 Proverbes (Illustres) nouveaux et historiques expliquez par diverses 
 
 Questions curieuses et morales en Forme de Dialogue, 2 vol. in 1 
 
 red morocco, g. e. by Lewis 1.2mo. Paris, 16(55 
 
 %* " Ouvrage curieux et qui est fort recherche ; vend. 57 francs Solar." 
 
 Brunei. 
 
 2407 Proverbs (Select) Italian, Spanish, French English, Scotish, British, 
 
 &c. 8vo. 1707 
 
 2408 Pruen (T.) Illustrations of the Liturgy, 2 vol. 
 
 half calf royal Svo. 1820 
 
 2409 Pryce (W.) Cornish Grammar and Vocabulary 4cto. Sherborne, 1790 
 
 2410 PEYMEB. This Primer of Sarysbury use is set out a long without ony 
 
 serchyng, with many prayers, & goodly pyctures in the matyns of 
 our lady. And benewly emprynted at Bouen. At end Expliciut 
 bore beatissime virginis Marie secundum Usum Sacrum (sic) 
 totaliter ad longuin cum orationibus beate Brigitte, ac multis 
 aliis deuotis orationibus. Impresse Bothomagi. Anno Domini 
 millesimo quingetesimo quinquagesimo quinto. Sarura. Rotho- 
 magi apud R. Valentinum, 1555 Pystels and Gospels of every 
 Sonday and holye Daye in the yeere Tmprynted at Rouen, by 
 Ikon Prest,for Roberte Valentin, dwellynge be our Lady Churche, 
 1555, 
 
 black letter, woodcuts, fine copy in blue morocco extra, gilt gaufre edges, 
 by Hay day i from Mr. MaskelTs library 16mo. in 1 vol. 
 
 %* Lowndes mentions as the only copy sold by auction Dr. Bandinel's 
 imperfect for 11.
 
 172 
 
 2411 PRYMER in Englysshe and in latin sette out alonge after the use of 
 
 Sarum 
 
 fclacfe letter, with rubrics in red, woodcuts probably by J. Mounter, 
 although attributed by some to J. Mallart, calf 
 
 Svo. Impressum Sothomagi Impensis Hoberti Valentini, 1555 
 
 %* A copy of this extremely rare edition of Queen Mary's Prayer Book 
 sold for 15 in Mr. Dunn Gardner's sale. 
 
 2412 Prynne (W.) Histrio-Mastix: The Players' Scourge, or Actors Tragaedie, 
 
 bound in 2 vol. with proceedings concerning this work " in Camera 
 SteUata 15 Fcbr. 1083," in Manuscript at end, russia extra, from 
 Sir M. Sykes's library small 4#o. 1633 
 
 %* For the publication of this work the author was sentenced by the Star 
 Chamber to be fined 5000, to be disbarred, and to lose his ears in the 
 pillory. 
 
 2413 Psalmanazar (G.) Memoirs, portrait Svo. 1764 
 
 * 
 
 2114 PSALTEEIUM CUM CANTICIS BlBLICTS ET STMBOLO S. ATHANASII, 
 
 MANUSCEIPT ON VELLUM, by an English scribe, with 5 historiated 
 initials and numerous capitals, each verse of Psalms and Canticles 
 commencing with a capital illuminated in gold and colours, generally 
 containing the figure of a human head small 4tto. SJE.C. xiii 
 
 2415 PSALMOEUM LIBER secundum Usum Monachorum Sancti Michaelis 
 
 Montis Oliveti (Drdinis Benedicti, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, by an Italian scribe, with, beautiful 
 borders, miniatures, and initial letters, finely illuminated in gold 
 and colours, from the Duke of Roxburghe's library 
 
 small 4sto. SJEC. xv 
 
 2416 PSALTEEIUM DATIDIS CUM HTMNIS VARIIS (cviii), 
 
 BEAUTIFUL MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, by an Italian scribe, richly 
 illuminated in gold and colours, the reverse of the first leaf exhibit- 
 ing the intitulatwn Incipit Liber Psalmorum, &c. in letters of gold 
 on an azure ground, above and beneath which are winged boys sup- 
 porting escutcheons, surrounded by laurel wreaths, on which are 
 depicted armorial bearings very similar to those of the Medici family 
 (9 Torteaux}. The Psalms commence on the next page in letters 
 of gold, also on an azure ground, beneath a MINIATURE of David 
 kneeling in a rich landscape, and playing on a Psaltery, his gaze 
 fixed on the clouds in which is seen the Almighty bearing a cross 
 with Christ crucified. The elegant BORDER of this page is com- 
 posed of exceedingly rich Italian arabesques of gold and colours, in 
 which the armorial bearings are also repeated. In this border are 
 also exhibited 8 fine MINIATURES (the Annunciation, 5 small half- 
 lengths of figures of the Prophets, each holding a scroll with a 
 prophecy concerning Christ; Joseph and Mary kneeling with the 
 infant Jesus, and a very elaborate painting of the Day of Judgment). 
 The margins of these pages in letters of gold are painted green, 
 and ornamented with burning branches in gold and red. The 
 Psalms are divided into 7 Nocturns, at the commencement of each 
 having an elegant border formed of flowers, birds, putti, and golden 
 studs. The volume is further decorated with innumerable capital
 
 173 
 
 alternately in gold and colour. The numerous large initials are 
 also in gold ornamented with burning branches, tohich no doubt 
 formed the device of the owner. Old French blue morocco, g. e. the 
 back full gilt and ornamented with armorial bearings (a fox pas- 
 sant, a French regal crown between 2 mullets in chief). 8vo. S.EC. xvi 
 
 2417 PSEAUMES (Les sept) DE LA PENITENCE, 
 
 EXQUISITELY BEAUTIFUL MANUSCRIPT ON TELLUM (written in blue 
 
 ink), " fait a 1'Hostel des Invalides 1671," the Dedication (to the 
 Duchess of Rohan) being signed R. D. L. J. P. ornamented with 
 Armorial Bearings of the Duchess de Rohan, 7 HIGHLY FINISHED 
 MINIATURES, (in each of which the famous Duchesse de La Val- 
 liere is represented as the Penitent), gorgeously illuminated INITIAL 
 LETTERS, elegantly painted BORDERS, on gold grounds (each having 
 a small MINIATURE at top and bottom), rich VIGNETTES in gold 
 and colours, and at the commencement of each Psalm an admirable 
 MINIATURE (i. David Penitent, n. St. John the Baptist, in. St. 
 Peter, iv. St. Jerome, v. St. James the Hermit, vi. St. Augustin, 
 and vii. St. Francis), ALL FINISHED IN GOLD AND COLOURS IN 
 THE BEST STYLE OF FRENCH ART, green velvet, g. e. with gilt 
 silver clasps, in a green morocco case, with silver clasps 
 
 small square Svo. 1691 
 
 %* THIS INESTIMABLE VOLUME WAS UNDOUBTEDLY EXECUTED FOR ANNE 
 
 CHABOT DUCHESSE DE EOHAN, and has her Arms richly emblazoned 
 in gold and colours on the first leaf. The first miniature is a beautiful 
 portrait of the Duchesse de La Valliere, in the character of St. Mary 
 Magdalene, taken from the celebrated picture by Le Brun. This 
 exquisite gem sold for 130 in Mr. Dent's sale. 
 
 2418 PSALTEHIUM. Nouum beate marie virgis psalterium de dulcissimis noue 
 
 legis mirabilib 9 diui amoris refertis nouit' ad t'ci oteritoS ofectii 
 (ab H. Nitzschewitz), numerous extraordinary wood engravings 
 and elegant woodcut borders, 
 fine copy in brown morocco super extra, g. e. by Sardy-Menil 
 
 small 4*0. In Tzenna Cisterciensis Ordinis devoto Claustro (1492) 
 * 4t * A volume of excessive rarity, pronounced even by Brunet " D'UNE 
 RARETE EXTREME," further observing, " mais ce qui le rend surtout 
 remarquable, c'est Vexcessive absurdite des gravures faites cependant 
 Ccssareo Sumptu." The work was probably printed |or imperial 
 presents only, and the impression limited to very few copies, the 
 expense having been defrayed by the Emperors Frederic III and 
 Maximilian, whose figures (kneeling) are introduced in every border. 
 This copy was considered one of the gems of the Library of the Eev. J. 
 Burleigh James, and sold in his sale for 39. 
 
 2419 PSALMEN DAVIDIS, in Nederlandischer sangs-ryme door Ian VVten- 
 
 houe van Ghentt met Formvlier Kerckendienstes en de Kleyne 
 Catechismus, Kinder of berichtleere der Duytscher Ghemeynte 
 to London ghemaeckt door Marten Micron, with music, 
 
 Vellum, EXCESSIVELY RARE, if ' not UNIQUE 
 
 IQmo. OhedrucTct to Louden by Jan Day, 1566 
 
 %* This edition appears to have been printed for the use of the Dutch 
 .Refugees, who according to an official return of the period amounted 
 to 310 only, and therefore the impression must have been very limited.
 
 174 
 
 2420 PSALMS. De CL Psalmen Davids, wt den Frachoyschen Dicbte in 
 Nederlandtschen overghesett door PETBUM DATHENTJM. Mite- 
 gaders den Christelickeu CATECHISMO, CEBEMONIEW EN GEBEDEN, 
 Tot Noorwitz, Oheprint by ANTHONIUM DE SOLEMNB, anno 
 M.D.LXVIII. Eetien CALENDIEB HISTOBIAEL, eewelick ghedue- 
 rende. Ghedruckt tot NOOBWITZ, ten buyse van ANTHONIUM DE 
 SOLEMNE, anno 1570 Gk>dt bevvaer de Coninginne Elizabeth 
 
 8vo. 2 vol. in 1 
 
 *** OF THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF BABiTT. No copies of either of these 
 pieces had been seen by Ames or Herbert when writing the Typo- 
 graphical History of this Country, and the first intimation of such 
 volumes emanating from a printing press at NOBWICH, in England, 
 was promulgated by Dr. Cotton in his Typographical Gazetteer in 
 1831, subsequently to his discovery of them, existing among the books 
 of Archbishop Usher, in Trinity College, Dublin. The present copies 
 are in the finest possible state, in the original stamped Dutch binding 
 of the period, with clasps, and may probably vie with those in Ireland. 
 The purchaser will now have an opportunity of wiping away the slur 
 upon the sister country, England, which as Dr. Cotton states, with all 
 her boasted libraries has never been able to furnish a genuine volume 
 from the press of this father of Norwich typography. The reader is 
 requested to turn to pages 195-7 of the Gazetteer of Dr. Cotton, whose 
 description is so very exact with the present copies, that further extract 
 is not required here. For the Norfolk historian this volume possesses 
 much interest, no mention having heretofore been recorded by any 
 county or local writer of the existence of this specimen from the Dutch 
 press in the City of Norwich, wherein, encouraged by her Majesty 
 QUEEN ELIZABETH natives of Holland settled and established their 
 manufactures within its walls. The notice regarding the opening of 
 the Dutch Church within its walls occurs among other English histo- 
 rical matters in the calendar page of the month of November : " Den 
 iiii heeft ELIZABETH de ghenadige Coninginne van Enghelant den 
 Vreemdelingen vergunt de stadt Norwitz om aldaer te woonen : en den 
 24 December is de Duytsche Kercke open ghedaen. Anno 1565." 
 
 2421 Pseaumes en Ehythme Francoise par C. Marot et T. de Besze, 
 
 Printed in " Lettres de Civilite," with music, and having prose ver- 
 sion in margins, russia, a. e. 
 
 small 4<to. (Geneve) ^Par P. Davantes, 1555 
 
 2422 Psalmorum G. Buchanani Paraphrasis Poetica, 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. foolscap 8v 0. 1775 
 
 2423 PSALMES in foure Partes (Medius and Contra Tenor), 
 
 blacfe Uttft, with music and woodcut capitals, calf extra, g. e. 
 
 small oblong 4to. John Day, 1563 
 
 2424 PSALMS, collected into English Meeter by T. Sternholde, I. Hopkins, 
 
 W. Whittingham and others, conferred with the Hebrew, and 
 apt notes to sing them with-all, 
 blncft letttt )t fine copy, blue morocco, g. e. ; from J. Wilks 1 Library 
 
 32mo. By the Assignes of Richard Day, 1585 
 
 %* This copy, which sold for 4. 14s. in G. Daniel's sale, has the following 
 note in his autograph : " This very rare edition is presumed to be 
 unique. It is entirely unknown. George Daniel, Canonbury, 1847."
 
 175 
 
 2425 Psalmes in Prose and Meeter with their Tunes. Hereunto is added 
 
 the Whole Church Discipline, with many godly Prayers and an 
 exact Kalendar for XXV yeeres ; and also the Song of Moses in 
 Meeter, neuer before in print, autographs of P. Knox and Tho. 
 Sell, Edinb. 1615 Catechisme, ib. 1615, old red morocco 
 
 small Svo. in one vol 
 
 2426 Psalmes in Prose and Meeter, &c. with music, calf extra, joints, covered 
 
 with tooling, gilt gaufre edges, with silver clasps, rare 
 
 Edinb. A. Hart, 1617 
 
 2427 Psalmes in English Meeter by T. Sternhold, J. Hopkins, W. Whitting- 
 
 ham and others, with apt Notes to sing them withall, with music, 
 a beautiful specimen of contemporary calf binding, covered with 
 gold tooling, gilt gaufre edges 4Smo. 1617 
 
 2428 PSALMES TRANSLATED BY KING JAMES, engraved title containing full- 
 
 length portrait of James I and plate of arms of Charles 1, by W. 
 Marshall, jine copy in the original binding, 12mo. Oxford, 1631 
 *#* Very scarce. This copy sold for 5. 15s. in Mr. Corser's sale. 
 
 2429 Psalmes, translated by King James (in Verse with Prose on margins), 
 
 arms of Charles 1 and engraved title, containing full-length portrait 
 of James I by Marshall Svo. n. d. 
 
 2430 Psalmes in Prose and Meeter, with their whole Tunes in foure or mo 
 
 parts and some Psalmes in Eeports. Whereunto is added many 
 godly Prayers and an exact Kalendar for XXV yeeres to come, 
 with music, 
 Jine copy in calf extra, Hind tooled in the old style, Svo. Edinb. 1635 
 
 2431 Psalms. A new Version by N. Tate and N. Brady, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, Jine copy in old red morocco, g. e. I2mo. 1696 
 
 * # * Very scarce. This copy sold for 2. in Mr. Corser's sale. 
 
 2432 Psalms and Hymns selected by Eev. J. Sortain, 
 
 morocco, g. e. 24<mo. Brighton, 1845 
 
 2433 Psalms. A literal Eeprint of the Bay Psalm Book, being the earliest 
 
 New England Version and the first Book printed in America, 
 only 50 copies reprinted Svo. Cambridge, U. S. 1862 
 
 2434 Psalter, Interlineary Hebrew and English 
 
 crown Svo. S. Bagster and Sons, n. d. 
 
 2435 [Piickler-Muskau (Prince)] Tour of a German Prince in England, 
 
 Ireland and France, 4 vol. half calf crown Svo. 1832 
 
 2436 Pugin (A.) Specimens of Gothic Architecture, 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 LAEGE PAPEE, plates, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 
 
 royal 4fo. 1821-23 
 
 2437 Pugin (A.) and J. and H. Le Keux, Engraved Specimens of the Archi- 
 
 tectural Antiquities of Normandy, with Essays, edited by J. Britton, 
 LARGE PAPER, plates, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, roy.4<to. 1828 
 
 2438 Pugin (A.) Gothic Ornaments, drawn on Stone by J. D. Harding, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, india proof plates, 1831 Nash (J.) Series of Views 
 illustrative of Pugin's Examples of Gothic Architecture. LARGE 
 PAPER, proof plates, 1830, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt royal ^to. in one vol.
 
 176 
 
 2439 Pugin (A. and A. W.) Examples of Gothic Architecture, three series, 
 
 3 vol. L A u OE PAPER, plates, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 
 
 royal and imperial 4to. 1831-36 
 
 %* At the end of vol. Ill, which is in imperial 4to, is bound up A. W. 
 Pugin's Contrasts, LARGEST PAPER, with india proof plates, 1836. 
 
 2440 Pugin (A. W.) True Principles of Pointed or Christian Architecture 
 
 plates 4tto. 1841 
 
 2441 Pugin (A. W.) Apology for the Revival of Christian Architecture in 
 
 England, plates -\fu. 1843 
 
 2442 Pugin (A. W.) on Chancel Screens and Rood Lofts, plates, 
 
 half morocco, g. e. 4<to. 1851 
 
 2443 PUGIN (A.) ANTIQUITIES OF NORMANDY. THE ORIGINAL 
 
 SKETCHES AND DRAWINGS FOR THIS CELEBRATED WORK, 
 neatly mounted and bound in 6 volumes, green morocco extra, with 
 gold borders folio 
 
 %* In addition to all the subjects formiug the Plates of the published 
 work, these ORIGINAL DRAWINGS include a great number of others, 
 most of which are in no respect inferior in interest to those that have 
 been engraved. In consequence of its comprising so many UNEDITED 
 ILLUSTRATIONS, the entire collection acquires a much greater intrinsic 
 value than it could derive from consisting merely of the Originals of 
 the Plates themselves. So truly a UNIQUE copy of a series of Archi- 
 tectural Studies of so much interest and importance, and which have 
 obtained the concurrent testimony of the most competent judges, 
 renders further praise in its behalf quite unnecessary. 
 
 2444 Punch. Various Cuttings and "Woodcuts in a Portfolio 4<to. 
 
 2445 Purcell (H.) Orpheus Britannicus : a Collection of all the choicest 
 
 Songs for one, two, and three Voices, 2 vol. portrait and music, 
 morocco, g. e. folio. 1698-1702 
 
 2446 Purcell (H.) Orpheus Britannicus. Second Edition of Book I, with 
 
 large Additions, portrait and music, 
 uniformly bound with last lot folio. 1706 
 
 2447 PURCHAS (S.) His PILGRIMES, contayning Voyages and Peregrinations 
 
 thorow the knowne World, 5 vol. with the rare frontispiece and 
 maps, fine large copy in russia extra, g. e. but requiring to be 
 rebacked, VERT SCARCE folio. 1625-26 
 
 2448 Purgatory survey'd by R. T. 
 
 calf extra, rare, unknown to Lowndes IQmo. Paris, 1663 
 
 2449 Pusey (E. B.) University Sermon on the Eucharist 8vo. Oxf. 1843 
 
 2450 Pycroft (J.) Ways and Words of Men of Letters, with author's auto- 
 
 graph inscription crown 8vo. 1861 
 
 2451 [Pyne (W. H.)] Wine and Walnuts, er After Dinner Chit-Chat, by 
 
 Ephraim Hardcastle, 2 vol. LARGE PAPER, calf gilt, 8vo. 1823 
 
 2452 Quaker's Opera, as it is performed at Lee's and Harper's Great 
 
 Theatrical Booth in Bartholomew-Fair, with music (written by 
 T. Walker the original Captain Macheath in the Beggar's Opera),
 
 177 
 
 1728 The Prison-Breaker, or Adventures of John Sheppard, 
 a Farce, 1725; half calf gilt 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 %* " Both these Plays founded on the Adventures of Jack Sheppard 
 are rare that performed in the Booth at Bartholomew Fair particu- 
 larly so." MS. Note by F. W. Fairholt. 
 
 2453 Quarles(F.) Ernblemes, calf extra, old style, 12mo. W. Freeman, n. d. 
 
 2454 Quarles (F.) Pentelogia (in Verse), FIEST EDITION, small 4tto. 1620 
 * # * Some person has erased the signatures, no doubt to make it pass as a 
 
 separate work. It is however only a portion of the volume entitled 
 " A Feast for Wormes." 
 
 2455 Quarles (F.) Feast for Wormes, set forth in a Poeme of the History of 
 
 Jonah, half morocco, uncut small 4<to. 1625 
 
 2456 Quarles (F.) Hieroglyphiques of the Life of Man, frontispiece and 
 
 plates of emblems, probably the presentation copy to Charles II 
 when^ Prince of Wales, calf, g. e. with the old sides containing 
 stamped in gold the feathers of the Prince of Wales, \Qrno. 1638 
 
 2457 Quarles (F.) Divine Poems, frontispiece, 
 
 blue morocco extra, gilt marbled edges, by Riviere 16mo. 1669 
 
 2458 Quarles (F.) Boanerges and Barnabas, hole in last leaf, 
 
 blue morocco, g. e. 2mo. 1671 
 
 2459 Quarles (F.) Enchiridion, portrait, blue morocco, g. e. 24ano. 1681 
 
 2460 Quarles (F.) Triumphant Chastity, or Joseph's Self-Conflict when by 
 
 his Mistress he was inticed to Adultery, a Divine Poem, plates, 
 calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford small Svo. 1684 
 
 2461 Quatremere de Quincy (M.) Histoire de la Vie et des Ouvrages 
 
 de Baphael, in dia proof portrait, half calf extra, Svo. Par. 1824 
 
 2462 Quatremere de Quincy (M.) Histoire des plus celebres Architectes, 
 
 2 vol. plates royal Svo. Paris, 1830 
 
 2463 Quetelet (A.) on Probabilities, 1839 Longinus on the Sublime, trans- 
 
 lated by W. Smith, 1756 Prior (M.) History of his own Time, 
 wormed, Dub. 1740 Lady's Travels into Spain, 1691, I2mo. (4) 
 
 2464 Quevedo Villegas (Dom F. de) Sept Visions, traduites par le Sieur de 
 
 La Geneste, frontispiece, calf extra, g. e. by Niedree, 
 
 24zo. Cologne, 1682 
 
 2465 Quevedo Villegas (Don F.) Comical Works, portrait, Svo. 1707 
 
 2466 Quevedo Villegas (Don F.) Visions, Englished by Sir E. L'Estrange, 
 
 Svo. 1708 
 
 2467 Quin (J. Comedian) Life, portrait added, interleaved 
 
 half calf gilt I2mo. 1766 
 
 2468 Quinton (J.) on Warm Bath Water and Cures at Bath, 
 
 half calf gilt 4*0. Oxford, 1733 
 
 2469 Quintus Curtius, translated by John Brende. 
 
 blacfe letter ' IQmo. E. Warde, 1584 
 
 2470 Q.UINZE lOTES DE MAEIAGE, 
 
 citron morocco extra, by F. BEDFORD, 16mo. Lyon, P. Rigaud, 1607 
 
 *** Beautiful copy of a curious and rare volume. 
 
 A A
 
 178 
 
 2471 Qninze Joyes de Mariage, blaefe letter, woodcuts, Teckener's Reprint, 
 
 citron morocco, g. e. by Simier, square l(tmo. Paris, J. Treperel> s. d. 
 
 2472 Quinze Joies de Mariage, 
 
 citron morocco extra, g. e. by Simier square IQmo. Paris, 1837 
 
 2473 RABELAIS (F.) SES CEuvnES, fine copy in morocco, gilt marbled edges, 
 
 by Duru, scarce 8vo. Lyon, 1558 
 
 2474 Rabelais (F.) Works, revised from the Edition of M. Le Du Chat, with 
 
 notes by J. Ozell, 4 vol. portrait and plates, 
 old russia 12mo. Dublin, 1738 
 
 2475 Rabelais (F.) GEuvres, avec des Remarques hiatoriques et critiques de 
 
 M. Le Duchat, 3 vol. plates by B. Picart, 
 red morocco, g. e. by Derome 4>to. Amst. 1741 
 
 2476 RABELAIS (Fa.) Les Songes Drolatiques, droll woodcuts, red morocco 
 
 (five leaves are in admirable facsimile by Harris), 
 fine copy 16mo. Paris, R. Breton, 1565 
 
 %* Original edition of a celebrated and exceedingly scarce volume. 
 
 2477 Racine (J.) CEuvrea, avec des Commentaires par M. Luneau de Bois- 
 
 jermain, 7 vol. portrait and plates, calf 800. Paris, 1796 
 
 2478 Rafael Sanzio, CEuvre complet par C. P. Landon, 4 vol. plates in out- 
 
 line 4<to. Paris, 1814 
 
 2479 Raffles (Sir T. S.) History of Java, 2 vol. map and plates (those of 
 
 costume coloured), russia, g. e. 4o. 1817 
 
 2480 RAILWAY. Act for Eastern Counties Railway, interleaved, 1836 Act 
 
 for Commercial Railway, 1836 folio. (2) 
 
 2481 Railway. [Reports on the Great Western, half calf extra, 8vo. 1838-39 
 
 2482 Railway Schemes. On the proposed Extension of the Commercial 
 
 Railway from Minories to Leadenhall Street, 1837 Commercial 
 Railway, London and Blackwall, Proceedings, plan, 1837 State- 
 ment of Advantages from London and Blackwall Railroad, 1837 
 Letters to the Times on Sir B. Hall's Attacks, &c. 1854, 
 half calf 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 2483 Raimbach (A.) Memoirs and Recollections, portrait, 
 
 privately printed small &to. 1845 
 
 2484 Raine ( J.) Saint Cuthbert, plates, Durham, 1828 Catterick Church 
 
 Contract, dated 1412, with notes by Rev. J. Raine, plates by 
 A. Salvin, 1834, half russia, g. e. 4:to. in one vol. 
 
 2485 Ralegh (Sir W.) Works, with Life by T. Birch, 2 vol. portrait, 
 
 old gilt calf 8vo. 1751 
 
 2486 Raleigh (Sir W.) Poems, with Introduction by Sir E. Brydges 
 
 4to. Lee Priory, 1813 
 
 2487 Ralph (J.) Critical Review of the Publick Buildings, Statues and 
 
 Ornaments in and about London and Westminster, ILLUSTRATED 
 with additional views, fyc. calf gilt 8vo. 1734 
 
 2188 Ralph (J.) Critical Review of the Publick Buildings, Statues and 
 
 Ornaments in and about London and Westminster, 
 calf gilt by Zcehnsdorf 8vo. 1734
 
 179 
 
 2489 Ealph (J.) Critical Eeview of the Public Buildings, Statues and 
 
 Ornaments in and about London and Westminster, autograph 
 notes of John Poynder, calf, uncut I2mo. 1783 
 
 2490 [Eame (Miss)] Puck, edited by Ouida post 8vo. 1870 
 
 2491 Ramee (D.) Manuel de PHistoire generale de 1' Architecture, 2 vol. 
 
 calf extra, uncut, top edges gilt 12mo. Paris, 1843 
 
 2492 Rammohun Roy (Rajah) Translation of the Veds, &c. with autograph 
 
 note from the author 8vo. 1832 
 
 2493 Ramsay (Allan) Ever Green, being a Collection of Scot's Poems wrote 
 
 by the Ingenious before 1600, with Glossary, 2 vol. in 1, 
 green morocco, g. e. by O. Lewis foolscap 8vo. Edirib. 1761 
 
 2494 Ramsay (Allan) Gentle Shepherd, plates 8vo. ib. 1798 
 
 2495 Ramsay (Allan) Poems, with Glossary, 2 vol. portrait, calf, 8vo. 1800 
 
 2496 Ramsay (Sieur C. A.) Tacheographie, plates of short-hand, 
 
 calf I2mo. Paris, 1681 
 
 2497 Ramsbottom(J.) Lancashire Rhymes, foolscap 8vo. Manchester, 1864 
 
 2498 RANELAGH AND VATTXHALL GARDENS. A Collection of Advertise- 
 
 ments, Songs with Music, Views, &c. folio 
 
 2499 Ranke (L.) History of the Popes, translated by Sarah Austin, 3 vol. 
 
 tree- marbled calf extra by Clarke and Bedford 8vo. 1840 
 
 2500 Raoul-Rochette (M.) Histoire des Colonies Grecques, 4 vol. 
 
 calf gilt 8vo. Paris, 1815 
 
 2501 Raphaelis Sacrse Historiae Acta, engravings by N~. Chapron, 
 
 half russia, J. P. Kemble's copy, with his arms in gold on sides 
 
 oblong folio. RomcB, 1649 
 
 2502 Rastell ( J.) Pastime of People, or Chronicles, edited by T. P. Dibdin, 
 
 facsimile woodcuts, half calf gilt 4<to. 1811 
 
 2503 Rauilliack (Francis) his terrible and deserved Death, woodcut 
 
 small 4to. 1610 
 %* " A Chapbook, probably unique." MS. Note by J. O. Halliwell. 
 
 2504 Ray (James) History of the Rebellion ( 1745-46), portrait 
 
 russia extra 12mo. 1753 
 
 2505 Ray (John) Collection of English Words not generally used, 
 
 I2mo. 1691 
 
 2506 Ray (J.) Collection of Curious Travels and Voyages, (by Rauwolff, 
 
 Belon, Vernon, Spon, &c.) 2 vol. in 1 8vo. 1693 
 
 2507 Ray (J.) Collection of Curious Travels and Voyages, 2 vol. in 1 
 
 calf, g. e. 8vo. 1693 
 
 2508 Ray (J.) Wisdom of God in the Creation, 1735 Collection of English 
 
 Proverbs, 1737 Classical Noraenclator, 1706 8vo. 3 vol. in 2 
 
 2509 Ray (John) Select Remains, with Life by W. Derham, portrait, 1760 
 
 Foster (J.) Essays, Oxford, 1811 Latrobe (C. I.) Visit to South 
 Africa, map and plates, 1821 8vo. (3) 
 
 2510 Ray (J.) Select Remains, with Life by W. Derham, portrait, with 
 
 numerous MS. notes, in the autograph of T. GBAT, THE POET, 
 green morocco extra, uncut, top edges gilt, by Clarke and Bedford 
 
 8vo. 1760
 
 180 
 
 2511 Hay (J.) Corapleat Collection of English Proverbs, fine copy in old gilt 
 
 tree-marbled calf Svo. 1768 
 
 %* This copy sold for 1. 10s. in Mr. Blade's sale. 
 
 2512 Eay (J.) Collection of English and Foreign Proverbs, and of English 
 
 words not generally used, uncut Svo. 1768 
 
 2513 Eayner (S.) History and Antiquities of Haddon Hall, India proof plates, 
 
 half morocco, g. e. 4/0. 1836 
 
 2514 Eebells Catechism small 4/0. printed 1643 
 
 * # * Scarce. This copy sold for 1. 10s. in Dr. Cotton's sale. 
 
 2515 Eecueil d'Antiquites Eomaines, 60 plates, Paris, s. d. Tatham (C. H.) 
 
 Eepresentations of a Greek Vase, plates, 1811, with other engrav- 
 ings of fountains, Sfc. by Le Pautre, fyc. in the volume 4/0. 
 
 2516 Eedi (P.) Bacchus in Tuscany, with notes by Leigh Hunt 
 
 half calf gilt foolscap Svo. 1825 
 
 2517 Eedoute (P. J.) Les Eoses, 3 vol. finely coloured plates 
 
 half morocco, g. e. royal Svo. Paris, 1835 
 
 Eees (E.) Essay on the Welsh Saints Svo. 1836 
 
 Eeformatio Legum Ecclesiasticarum ex Authoritate Henrici VIII et 
 
 Edouardi VI 
 FIRST EDITION, calf, scarce small 4/0. J. Daius, 1571 
 
 2520 EEFOBM. Earl Grey's Speech, 1831, and other Speeches and Pamphlets 
 
 on the subject in the vol. calf gilt Svo. 
 
 2521 Eegula Salvatoris data divinitus ab Ore Christi devotissimaa Sponsa 
 
 su39 Brigittse cujus Eeligio debet ease Monialium ad Eeverentiam 
 Gloriosissimae Virginis Mariae, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, capitals in gold and colours, vellum, 
 gilt edges small 4/0. SJEC. xvi 
 
 2522 Eiem (A.) iiber die Malerei der Alten, plates 4/0. Berlin, 1787 
 
 2523 Eelics for the Curious (Tales, Customs, Anecdotes, &c.) 2 vol. in 1 
 
 frontispieces, half calf foolscap Svo. 1824 
 
 2524 Eennell ( J.) Memoir of a Map of Hindoostan 
 
 maps, russia, g. e. 4/0. 1793 
 
 2525 Eennell (J.) Geographical System of Herodotus Examined and 
 
 Explained, portrait and maps, russia, g. e. 4/0. 1800 
 
 2526 Eennell (J.) Illustrations of Xenophon's Expedition of Cyrus, and 
 
 Eetreat of 10,000 Greeks, maps, russia, g. e. 4/0. 1816 
 
 2527 Eennell (T.) Eemarka on Scepticism, with Answer (by Sir W. 
 
 Lawrence) 2 vol. in 1, half morocco, uncut Svo. 1821 
 
 2528 Eenoult (M.) Les Avantures de la Madonna et de Fran9ois d'Assise, 
 
 plates IQmo. Amst. 1701 
 
 * # * For an account of this suppressed work see Peignot, Dictionnaire des 
 Livres condamne's au Feu. 
 
 2529 Eenouard (A. A.) Annales de I'Imprimerie des Estienne, 2 vol. 
 
 LA.BGE PAJPEII, halfmorocco, uncut, top edges gilt, royal Svo. Paris, 1837
 
 181 
 
 2530 Keport on the Assize of Bread folio. 1851 
 
 2531 Eeport on Steam Carriages 8vo. Birm. 1834 
 
 2532 Eepton (J. A.) on the Beard and Moustachio, plates, 
 
 half calf gilt , printed for presents only 8vo. 1839 
 
 2533 Eesta (Father) Chronology of Painters 4*0. 1739 
 
 2534 EETIF DE LA. BRETONNE (N. E.) LE PAYSAN PEBVEETI, 4 vol. plates, 
 
 La Sate (Paris) 1776 LA PAYSANE PERVERTIE, 4 vol. plates, 
 ib. 1784 
 fine set, half calf gilt, from J. D. Lewis's collection 12mo. 8 vol. 
 
 2535 Betzch (M.) Phantasien und Wahrheiten, 6 outline engravings, Leipzig. 
 
 s. a. Die Schachspieler, outline engraving, Leipzig, s. a. 
 
 oblong folio. (2) 
 
 2536 Eetzsch (M.) TJmrisse zu Goethe's Faust, 26 outline engravings, oblong 
 
 4*0. Stuttgart, 1820 Zweiter Theil, 11 outline engravings, oblong 
 folio, ib. 1836 (2) 
 
 2537 Eetzsch (M.) Illustrations to Schiller's Fridolin, 8 outline plates, with 
 
 letter-press description oblong 4*0. Stuttgart, 1823 
 
 2538 Eetzsch (M.) Umrisse zu Schiller's Kampf rait dem Drachen, 16 
 
 etchings in outline, (with Schiller's poem, oblong 4*0. added) 
 
 oblona folio. Stuttgart, 1824 
 
 2539 Eetzsch (M.) Outlines to Hamlet, 17 plates 4*0. Leipsic, 1828 
 
 2540 Eetzsch (M.) Outlines to Macbeth, \Splates 4*0. Leipsic, 3833 
 
 2541 Eetzach (M.) Umrisse zu Schiller's Lied von der Glocke, 43 outline 
 
 engravings, with Schiller's poem separately 
 
 oblong 4*0. Stuttgart, 1833 
 
 2542 Eetzsch (M.) Umrisse zu Schiller's Pegasus im Joche, 11 plates in 
 
 outline, with Schiller's poem separately, oblong 4*0. Stuttgart, 1833 
 
 2543 Eetzsch (M.) Fancies, a series of subjects in outline, with descriptions 
 
 by Mrs. Jameson 4ito. 1834 
 
 2544 Eet/sch (M.) Outlines to Eomeo and Juliet, 13 plates, 
 
 4*0. Leipsic, 1836 
 
 2545 Eetzsch (M.) Outlines to King Lear, 13 plates 4*0. ib. 1838 
 
 2546 Eetzsch (M.) Umrisse zu Burger's Leonore, Lied vom braven Mann 
 
 und des Pfarrer's Tochter von Taubenhayn mit Burger's Text, 15 
 plates in outline oblong 4*0. ib. 1840 
 
 2547 Eetzsch (M.) Outlines to the Tempest, 12 plates, oblong 4*0. ib. 1841 
 
 2548 Eetzsch (M.) Outlines to the Merry "Wives of Windsor, 13 plates 
 
 oblona 4*0. Leipsic f 1844 
 
 2549 EETURNE PROM PERSTASSUS or the Scourge of Simony. Publiquely 
 
 acted by the Students in Saint Johns Colledge in Cambridge, 
 autograph of '' Samuell Stillingfleete," 
 
 fine copy in morocco small 4*0. G. Eld for John Wright, 1606 
 
 * # * First edition of this dramatic Satire, which contains some curious re- 
 marks on Shakespeare, Spenser, Ben Jonson, Marlowe, Marston, 
 Drayton, Lodge, and other Poets of the Time, as well as on the Actors 
 Burbage and Kempe. Hawkins reprinted from the second edition, never 
 having seen a copy of the first. See also Sir "W". Tite's MS. note.
 
 182 
 
 2550 Revolution Francaise. A Collection of Tracts published at the Time, 
 
 arranged in 4 vol. lettered I. ' Pieces sur Louis XVI et Autres.' 
 II. ' Salmigondis Revolutionnaire ; Grandes Conspirations.' III. 
 ' Salmigondis Revolution nuire ; Pieces Poissardes, Ac.' IV. ' Pieces 
 relatives au ClergeV French calf, g. e. Svo. 4> vol. 
 
 2551 Revolution Fra^aise. Liste des Condemned, 12 Nos. (including the 
 
 rare Supplement to No. /X), in one vol. 
 morocco extra, gilt gaufre edges, rare Svo. Paris, 1793 
 
 2552 Revolution Francaise. Liste des Condamnes, 12 Nos. in 1 vol. 
 
 red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford Svo. ib. 1794 
 
 2553 Reybaud (L.) Jerome Paturot a la Recherche d'une Position Sociale, 
 
 2 vol. calf extra, g. e. by Soilings 24w0. Paris, 1846 
 
 2554 REYNIKE Vosz DE OLDE, nyge gedriicket, blacfe Utter, woodcuts, 
 
 fine copy in morocco super extra, by F. Bedford, sm. 4-to. Franc. 1562 
 %* In the Low- German Dialect, and excessively rare. 
 
 2555 REINEKE FTJCHS VON W. YON G<ETHE, VELLUM PAPEE, india proofs of 
 
 the engravings by Rahn and Schleich, from drawings by W. von 
 Kaulbach, morocco extra, g. e. royal 4to. Miinchen, 1846 
 
 2556 Reynard the Fox, a most delectable History. To which is now added a 
 
 Second Part and the Shifts of Reynardine the Son, 3 parts in 1, 
 spirited woodcuts by E. Brewster, 
 
 fine copy in red morocco, broad borders of gold, g. e. by J. Win- 
 Stanley small 4fo. 1701-1681-1684 
 
 2557 Reynard the Fox a renowned Apologue reproduced in Rhyme by S- 
 
 Naylor Svo. 1845 
 
 2558 Reynard the Fox after the German Version of Goethe, by T. J. Arnold, 
 
 india proofs of the illustrations by J. Wolf (only 50 copies printed), 
 morocco extra, g. e. by Riviere Svo. 1855 
 
 2559 Reynolds (Sir Joshua) Literary Works, with Life by E. Malone and 
 
 Memoir by J. Farington, 3 vol. portrait, calf extra Svo. 1819 
 
 2560 Rhodocanakis (Prince Constantine) Life and Writings in Modem 
 
 Greek, portrait royal 4fo. Athens, 1872 
 
 2561 Rich (C. J.) Narrative of a Residence in Koordistan and on the Site 
 
 of Nineveh, 2 vol. maps and plates, 
 calf extra, g. e. by J. ^Mackenzie Svo. 1836 
 
 2562 Rich (C. J.) Babylon and Persepolis, plates, 
 
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 * 9 * A curious little Poem, describing the Adventures supposed to be 
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 2565 Richard de Bury, Bishop of Durham, Philobiblon translated by J. B. 
 
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 183 
 
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 Eichards (W.) Welsh-English Dictionary 32wo. Wrexham, 1861 
 
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 2568 Richardson (C. J.) Architectural Remains of the Reigns of Elizabeth 
 
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 2569 Richardson (C. J.) Studies from old English Mansions, their Furni- 
 
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 2570 Rickman (T.) on Gothic Architecture, plates 8vo. 1835 
 
 2571 Riddles. Booke of merry Riddles together with proper Questions and 
 
 witty Proverbs, reprinted from unique Edition of 1660 by J. O. 
 Halliwell, only 10 copies preserved, 
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 2572 Riddles. Another copy IGmo. 1866 
 
 2572 Ridolfi (Cav. C.) Vite de gP illustri Pittori Veneti e dello Stato, 2 vol. 
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 2573 Rigaud (J.) Vues de France, plates royal folio. Paris, *. d. 
 
 2574 Ritson (J.) Collection of old Riddles, copied from an old MS. in the 
 
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 2575 Ritson (J.) Remarks on the Text and Notes of the last Edition of 
 
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 2580 Ritson (J.) English Anthology, 3 vol. cuts after Stothard, 
 
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 2581 Ritson ( J.) Scotish Songs, with Glossary, 2 vol. vignettes and music, 
 
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 2582 Ritson (J.) Robin Hood, 2 vol. woodcuts, calf gilt pott 8vo. 1795
 
 184 
 
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 written in 1352 by L. Minot, with Notes and Glossary, 
 calf gilt post 8vo. 1795 
 
 2584 Eitson (J.) Essay on Abstinence from Animal Food as a moral Duty, 
 
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 2585 Eitson (J.) Bibliographia Poetica, russia extra crown Svo. 1802 
 
 2586 Eitson (J.) Bibliographia Poetica, calf gilt crown Svo. 1802 
 
 2587 Eitson (J.) Ancient Engleish Metrical Bomancees, 3 vol. 
 
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 2589 Eitson (J.) Select Collection of English Songs, with Additional by 
 
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 2590 Eitson (J.) Life by J. Haslewood, portrait, 1824 Bibliographia 
 
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 2600 Eobertson ( W.) Works, with Life by D. Stewart, 13 vol. portraits and 
 
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 2601 BOBIN HOOD. The Noble Birth and Gallant Atchievements of that 
 
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 several Stories, woodcut, 
 
 black letter, fine copy, green morocco extra, g. e. the sides ornamented 
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 2603 Eobin Hood. A lytell Geste of Eobin Hode with other ancient and 
 
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 2605 Eobin Hood. A lytell Geste of Eobin Hode, with other ancient and 
 
 modern Ballads and Songs relating to this celebrated Yeoman, 
 edited by J. M. Gutcb, 2 vol. woodcuts by F. W. Fairholt, uncut 
 
 8vo. 1847 
 
 2606 Eobinson (H. C.) Exposure of Misrepresentations in the Preface to 
 
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 2607 Eobinson (J. C.) Catalogue of M. Uzielli's Collection of Works of 
 
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 2659 Saint-Palaye (M. de) Literary History of the Troubadours, abridged 
 
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 2660 Salgado (J.) Description of the Plaza of Madrid and the Bull-Baiting 
 
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 2661 Salmincio (A.) il Borbone crudele ouero il Successo della Guerra 
 
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 sacco di Eoma (in ottava Eima), 
 
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 2662 Salt (H.) Phonetic System of Hieroglyphics, plates, 1825 Account 
 
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 2663 Salverte (E.) Occult Sciences : Philosophy of Magic, &c. with notes 
 
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 Varia, ib. s. a. numerous engravings, Jlne copy in old red morocco, 
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 2666 Sanmicheli (M.) Cinque Ordini dell' Architettura, plates 
 
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 2667 Sansovino (F.) Cento Novelle scelte da piu nobili Scrittori della 
 
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 2668 SAEATE (A.) DISCOVEEIE AND CONQUEST OF PEEU, and also of the 
 
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 and its rarity is not surpassed by its curiosity ; at least I think so." 
 
 2669 Satirical Poems. The Graces, 1775 Anstey (C.) Election Ball, JBath, 
 
 1776 Epistle from C. Fox to J. Townsend, 1779 Picture of the 
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 2670 Saulcy (F. de) sur les Inscriptions cuneiformes du systeme medique 
 
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 2671 Saumarez (Admiral) Introductory Key to the Hieroglyphic Phraseology 
 
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 2674 Savage (E.) Miscellaneous Poems and Translations by several Hands, 
 
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 2675 Savary (M.) Letters on Egypt, 2 vol. maps, calf extra 8vo. 1786 
 
 2676 Saviolo (Vincentio) his Practise in two Bookes, the first intreating of 
 
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 both in Shakespeare and Ben Jonson. As originally published, it 
 contained eleven leaves less than in the present copy. Afterwards, the 
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 cancelled leaf and the additional sheet occur, but the former is cer- 
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 2677 Saxon Chronicle in Anglo-Saxon and English, with notes, &c. by Rev. 
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 2078 Scarron (M.) Comical Works, plate* Svo. 1712 
 
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 2681 Schadow ("W. von) Der Moderne Vasari, frontispiece and woodcuts, 
 
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 2682 Scharf (G.) Catalogue of Pictures belonging to the Society of Anti- 
 
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 2683 Schiller (P. von) Saemmtliche Werke, 12 vol. 
 
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 2684 Schinkel (K. P.) Sammlung Architektonischer Entwiirfe, part I to 
 
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 2688 Scotland. The Court of Session Garland, 2 parts, with supplement 
 
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 2690 Scott (B.) Statistical Vindication of the City of London, Svo. 1867 
 
 2691 Scott. Refutation of the Mistatements and Calumnies contained in 
 
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 2693 SCOTT (SiR WALTER) Tales of my Landlord, vol. I, (containing the 
 
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 2697 Scotish Ballads, 2 vol. in 1, frontispieces, 
 
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 2698 Scottish Biographical Dictionary, portrait of Grichton, 
 
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 2699 SCOTS POEMS. A Choice Collection of Comic and Serious Scots Poems 
 
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 FINE COPT, red morocco, g. e. by Riviere 
 
 small 800. Edinburgh, Watson, 1706-9-11 
 
 %* BARE. Known as " WATSON'S COLLECTION." This copy sold for 5 
 in G-. Daniel's sale. 
 
 2700 Scots Poems : a Choice Collection of Comic and Serious, 3 parts, 
 
 Edinb. 1713, 1709, 1711 Specimen of a Book intituled Ane 
 compendious Booke of godly and spiritual Sangs (edited with 
 Glossary by Lord Hailes), ib. 1765 small 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 2701 Scoundrel's Dictionary, with Art of Wheedling, Flash Songs and 
 
 Glossary, calf 8vo. 1754 
 
 2702 SEGAR (Sir W.) HONOR, MILITARY AND CITILL, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, portrait of the author by Delaram, 8 full-length 
 portraits in costume by W. Rogers (proofs before the inscriptions) 
 and woodcuts, russia extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, small folio. 1602 
 
 * # * Yery scarce. A copy without the Delaram portrait sold for 8 in 
 Lilly's sale. 
 
 2703 Selden (J.) Table-Talk 12mo. 1716 
 
 2704 Selden (J.) Table-Talk, with Notes by S. W. Singer, portrait 
 
 foolscap 8vo. 1847 
 
 2705 Seller (A.) Antiquities of Palmyra, plates small 8vo. 1696 
 
 2706 Serveti (M.) Dialogorum de Trinitate Libri duo. De Justicia Begni 
 
 Christi Capitula qu&tuor, facsimile reprint, small 8vo. Anno 1532 
 
 2707 Service (J.) Metrical Legends of Northumberland, woodcuts by T. 
 
 Hewick, half morocco 12mo. AlnwicJc, 1834 
 
 2708 Serviez (M. de) Les Imperatrices Eomaines, 3 vol. 
 
 French red morocco, g. e. by Derome, with the arms of the Prince 
 cCEssling in gold on sides I2mo. Paris, 1758
 
 192 
 
 2709 SiviGNis (M me . de) LETTBES, ET DE SA FAMILLE ET DE SES AMIS> 
 
 Lettres In^dites de M me . de Se>igne, et M^moires de M. de 
 Coulanges, par M. de Monmerque, 12 vol. 
 
 PIKE THICK PAPEE, ILLU8TEATED WITH AN ASSEMBLAGE OF 25 
 
 ORIGINAL AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, by Mesdames de Sevigne, de Villars, 
 de Coulanges, de Maintenon, de Simiane, de Lafayette, de Qrignan, 
 de Bussy-Rabutin, Fouquet, Louvois, le Prince de Conde, le Marechal 
 de Turenne, Gourville, Lafontaine, Boileau, Racine, Bossuet, and 
 
 OTHEE CELEBEATED PERSONAGES OF THE EEIGN OF LOUIS XIV ; 
 
 TWO OEIGINAL DBA WINGS BY LA DEGUICHE, and a collection of 
 upwards of 180 portraits, views and vignettes, many proofs before 
 the letters, and on india paper ; 10 portraits engraved by Qrateloup, 
 viz. : Bossuet, Fenelon, Descartes, J. B. Rousseau, Montesquieu, 
 Dry den, M"*. Lecouvreur, et le Cardinal de Polignac ; 24 portraits 
 by Ficquet, of which the 10 following are before the letters : 
 Lafontaine, two proofs before any letters, Gorneille, Descartes, 
 Montaigne, Bossuet, Regnard, J. B. Rousseau, Fenelon, Lamotte 
 Le Vayer, and M. de Maintenon ; 11 portraits by Savart, of which 
 three are before the letters, viz. M 1 ". Deshoulieres, Labruyere, and 
 D'Alembert ; 5 portraits by Marcenay, before the letters ; 3 proofs 
 by Masquelier ; fyc. forming A UNIQUE COPY OF THIS CELEBEATED 
 WORK, crimson morocco, uncut, gilt top edges, by Niedree 
 
 Svo. . Paris, 1818-20-14, 
 
 2710 SEWARD (W.) ANECDOTES OF DISTINGUISHED PERSONS, with Supple- 
 
 ment, 5 vol. EXTENSIVELY ILLUSTRATED with numerous rare and 
 valuable portraits, russia extra, g. e. post Svo. 1796-97 
 
 2711 Seymour (M. H.) Evenings with the Romanists royal 12mo. 1854 
 
 2712 Sgrilli (B. S.) Descrizione della Metropolitana Fioreutina S. Maria del 
 
 Fiore, portrait and plates royal folio. Firenze,VJ&& 
 
 2713 SHAKESPEAEES (Ms. WILLIAM) COMEDIES, HISTORIES, AND 
 
 TRAGEDIES. Published according to the True Originall Copies, 
 FIRST EDITION, portrait by Droeshout and Ben Jonson's Verses, 
 russia, g. e. EXTREMELY BARE 
 
 folio. Printed by Isaac laggard, and Ed. Blount, 1623 
 
 * # * A perfect and most desirable copy of this precious volume, which must 
 always be the foundation stone of an English Dramatic Library, as in 
 the opinion of Home Tooke " THIS is THE ONLY EDITION WORTH 
 REGARDING." Unfortunately for most persons desirous of possessing 
 a copy the yearly increasing price renders it almost unattainable, 
 except by those Collectors to whom its present money value ia of slight 
 consequence. Mr. Gardner's copy sold for 250, G. Smith's for 410, 
 Earl of Charlemont's for 455, and G. Daniel's for 714. 
 
 2714 SHAKESPEAEES (MR. WILLIAM) COMEDIES, HISTORIES, AND 
 
 TRAGEDIES. Published according to the True Originall Copies, 
 The Second Impression, portrait and verses, title inlaid, else very fine 
 and large copy (13 T 3 ^ by 9^ inches), blue morocco super extra, 
 borders of gold, g. e. from Dr. Hawtrey's library 
 
 folio. Printed by Tho. Cotes, for Robert Allot, 1632 
 
 * % * Very scarce. G. Smith's copy sold for 58., and G. Daniel's, described 
 as 18| by 9, sold for 148.
 
 193 
 
 2715 SHAKESPEARE'S (ME. WILLIAM) Comedies, Histories, and 
 
 Tragedies. Published according to the true Original Copies, 
 The Third Impression. And unto this Impression is added seven 
 Playes, never before Printed in Folio. Portrait with verses beneath, 
 (from Fourth Edition) , title mended else fine copy in russia extra, 
 joints, ornamented with gold tooling, g. e. ; from the libraries of 
 John Philip Kemble and E. V, TTtterson 
 
 folio. Printed for P. 0. 1664 
 
 *** Excessively scarce and probably even more rare than the first edition, 
 most of the copies having been destroyed in the great Fire of London- 
 G. Smith's copy sold for 65. 
 
 2716 Shakespeare's (Mr. "William) COMEDIES, HISTORIES, AND TRAGEDIES. 
 
 Published according to the true Original Copies. Unto which is 
 added SEVEN PLATS, Never before Printed in Folio, 
 The Fourth Edition, portrait with verses beneath, title backed, else 
 
 fine copy in russia, g. e. 
 folio. Printed for H. Herringman, E. Breivster and H,. Bentley, 1685 
 
 %* Scarce. Mr. Lilly's copy sold for 37. 
 
 2717 Shakespeare (W.) Comedies, Histories and Tragedies, Booth's Reprint 
 
 of the first collected Edition of 1623, 3 parts, portrait and plates, 
 photographs, presentation copy small 4<to. 1862-63-64 
 
 2718 Shakespeare (W.) Merry "Wives of Windsor; Much Adoe about 
 
 Nothing ; Love's Labour Lost ; Midsummer Nights Dreame ; 
 
 and Merchant of Venice. The Text from the folio of 1623 with 
 
 Notices of the known Editions previously issued, 5 vol. interleaved, 
 
 half morocco, uncut small 4<to. L. Booth, 1862 
 
 2719 Shakspeare (W.) Dramatic Works, with Notes by Rev. S. Ayscough, 
 
 with Index, 3 vol. portrait, half calf royal 8vo. 1790 
 
 2720 Shakspeare (W.) Plays with Corrections and Illustrations of various 
 
 Commentators and Notes by S. Johnson and G. Steevens, revised 
 and augmented by Isaac Reed, with a Glossarial Index, 21vol. 
 calf extra Svo. 1803 
 
 2721 Shakespeare (W.) Twenty Plays, being the whole printed in 4to. in his 
 
 Life-Time or before the Restoration, collated where there were 
 different Copies by G. Steevens, 4 vol. old gilt calf Svo. 1766 
 
 2722 SHAKESPEARE FACSIMILES. A COLLECTION OF LITHOGRAPHIC 
 
 FACSIMILES or THE EABLT QUARTO EDITIONS or THE SEPARATE 
 WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE, INCLUDING EVERT KNOWN EDITION OF 
 ALL THE PLATS WHICH WERE ISSUED DURING THE LIFE-TIME OF 
 THE GREAT DRAMATIST BT E. W. ASHBEE, UNDER THE SUPER- 
 INTENDENCE OF J. 0. HALLTWELL, ESQ. 48 vol. 
 uniformly bound in half maroon morocco, itncut, top edges gilt, 
 
 small 4/o. 1866-71 
 
 %* The impression of the following Plays was strictly limited to 31 copies, 
 for although 50 have been taken off, 19 copies have been destroyed 
 (only the best and clearest impressions having been selected), as is 
 attested in each volume. To the Shakesperian Student these beautiful 
 facsimiles will have all the authority of originals, and enable him at a 
 comparatively small outlay to pursue studies which would otherwise 
 
 C C
 
 194 
 
 SHAKESPEARE FACSIMILES continued. 
 
 have cost him thousands. The limited number of copies printed must 
 in the course of a few years render these facsimiles almost as inacces- 
 sible as the originals. The 48 vols. contain : 
 
 1. General Title, List of Contents, and three Fac-sirniles of Titlepages, 
 containing variations 1871 
 
 2. Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis, facsimiled from the edition printed at 
 London in 1593 1866 
 
 The Malone copy of this excessively rare first edition, now in the 
 Bodleian Library, is supposed to be unique. 
 
 3. Shakespeare's Venus and Adonisjfacsimiled from the edition of 1594, 1867 
 
 The original of this sold in George Daniel's sale for 240. 
 
 4. Shakespeare's Lucrece, facsimiled from the edition of 159 i 1866 
 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 157 10s. 
 
 5. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, facsimiled from the edition of 1597, 1866 
 
 No perfect copy of this edition appears to have occurred for sale. 
 
 6. Shakespeare's Richard the Second, facsimiled from the edition of 1597, 1862 
 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 341 5s. 
 
 7. Shakespeare's Richard the Third, facsimiled from the edition of 1597, 1863 
 
 The original of this sold in G. Daniel's sale for 351 15s. 
 
 8. Shakespeare's Love's Labor's Lost, facsimiled from the edition of 
 1598 1869 
 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 346 10s. 
 
 9. Shakespeare's Richard the Second, facsimiled from the edition of 1598, 1869 
 
 The original of this edition sold in G. Daniel's sale for 108 3s. 
 
 10. Shakespeare's First Part of Henry the Fourth, facsimiled from the 
 edition of 1598 1866 
 
 The original of this does not appear to have occurred for sale. 
 
 11. Shakespeare's Richard the Third, facsimiled from the edition of 1598, 1867 
 
 12. Shakespeare's First Part of Henry the Fourth, facsimiled from the 
 edition of 1599 1866 
 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 115 10s. 
 
 13. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, facsimiled from the edition of 1599, 1865 
 
 This edition sold in G. Daniel's sale for 52 10s. 
 
 14. Shakespeare's Much ado about Nothing, facsimiled from the edition of 
 1600 1865 
 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 267 15s. 
 
 15. Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, facsimiled from the edition of 1600, 1866 
 
 No copy of this edition appears to have occurred for sale. 
 
 16. Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream, facsimiled from the edition 
 (for T. Fisher) in 1600 1864 
 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 241 10s. 
 
 17. Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream, facsimiled from the edition 
 by James Roberts in 1600 1861 
 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 36. 
 
 18. Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, facsimiled from the edition by J. R. 
 for Thomas Heyes in 1600 1870 
 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 99 15s. 
 
 19. Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, facsimiled from the edition by J. 
 Roberts in 1600 1865 
 
 Mr. Harwell's copy of this edition sold for 21.
 
 195 
 
 SHAKESPEABE FACSIMILES continued. 
 
 20. Shakespeare's Second Part of Henry the Fourth, facsimiled from the 
 edition of 1600 1866 
 
 21. Shakespeare's Second Part of Henry the Fourth, facsimiled from the 
 second edition in 1600 1866 
 
 Mr. Halliwell's copy of this edition sold for 100. 
 
 22. Shakespeare's Henry the Fifth, facsimiled from the edition of 1600, 18G8 
 
 The original of this sold in G. Daniel's sale for 231. 
 
 23. Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor, facsimiled from the edition of 
 1602 1866 
 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 346 10s. 
 
 24. Shakespeare's Henry the Fifth, facsimiled from the edition of 1602, 1867 
 
 The only copies known of this edition are in the Devonshire and 
 Capell Collections. 
 
 25. Shakespeare's Richard the Third, facsimiled from the edition of 1602, 1865 
 
 26. Shakespeare's Hamlet, facsimiled from the edition of 1603 1866 
 
 The only copies known are in the Devonshire and British Museum 
 Libraries. 
 
 27. Shakespeare's Hamlet, facsimiled from the edition of 1604 1867 
 
 Of this edition only 3 copies of the original are known. 
 
 28. Shakespeare's First Part of Henry the Fourth, facsimiled from the 
 edition of 1604 1871 
 
 No copy of this edition appears to have occurred for sale. 
 
 29. Shakespeare's Hamlet, facsimiled from the edition of 1605 1868 
 
 Of this edition only 3 copies of the original are known. 
 
 30. Shakespeare's Eichard the Third, facsimiled from the edition of 1605, 1863 
 
 31. Shakespeare's King Lear, facsimiled from the edition printed for 
 Nathaniel Butter at the Pide Bull in 1608 1868 
 
 32. Shakespeare's King Lear, facsimiled from the edition for Nathaniel 
 Butter, in 1608 1867 
 
 This edition sold in G. Daniel's sale for 29 8s. 
 
 33. Shakespeare's Eichard the Second, facsimiled from the edition of 
 
 1608 1870 
 Mr. Halliwell's copy of this edition sold for 30 10s. 
 
 34. Shakespeare's First Part of Henry the Fourth, facsimiled from the 
 edition of 1608 1867 
 
 35. Shakespeare's Henry the Fifth, facsimiled from the edition of 1608, 1870 
 
 36. Shakespeare's Eomeo and Juliet, facsimiled from theedition of 1609, 1869 
 
 37. Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida, facsimiled from the edition of 
 
 1609 1863 
 The original sold in G. Daniel's sale for 114 9s. 
 
 38. Shakespeare's Pericles, facsimiled from the edition of 1609 1862 
 
 This edition sold in G. Daniel's sale for 84. 
 
 39. Shakespeare's Pericles, facsimiled from the second edition printed in 
 1609 1871 
 
 40. Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, facsimiled from the edition of 1611, 1867 
 
 This edition sold in G. Daniel's sale for 31 10s. 
 
 41. Shakespeare's Pericles, facsimiled from the edition of 1611 1868 
 
 42. Shakespeare's Hamlet, facsimiled from the edition of 1611 1870 
 
 This edition sold in G. Daniel's sale for 28 7s.
 
 196 
 
 SHAKESPEAEE FACSIMILES continued. 
 
 43. Shakespeare's Eichard the Third, facsimiled from the edition of 1612, 1871 
 
 44. Shakespeare's First Part of Henry the Fourth, facsimiled from the 
 edition of 1613 1867 
 
 45. Shakespeare's Eichard the Second, facsimiled from the edition of 
 1615 1870 
 
 Mr. Halliwell's copy of this edition sold for 32 10s. 
 
 46. Shakespeare's Borneo and Juliet, facsimiled from the edition for John 
 Sinethwicke, without date 1868 
 
 Mr. Halliwell's copy sold for 23. 
 
 47. Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor, facsimiled from the edition of 
 1619 1866 
 
 Mr. Halliwell's copy of this edition sold for 16. 
 
 ~48. Shakespeare's Othello, facsimiled from the edition of 1622 1864 
 
 This edition sold in G. Daniel's sale for 155. 
 
 2723 SHAKE-SPEABE (W.) THE WHOLE CONTENTION BETWEENE THE TWO 
 
 FAMOUS HOUSES, LANCASTER AND TOEKE. With the Tragicall 
 ends of the good Duke Humfrey, Eichard Duke of Torke, and 
 King Henrie the sixt. [To which is added The History of 
 PEEICLES, PEINCE OF TYEE.] olive morocco extra, g. e. by J. 
 Mackenzie, scarce small 4:to. Printed for T. P. n. d. 
 
 %* Very rare. G. Daniel's copy sold for 33 12s. 
 
 2724 SHAKESPEARE ( W.) WHOLE CONTENTION BETWEENE THE TWO FAMOUS 
 
 HOUSES, LANCASTER AND YOHKE, &c. the same edition, with 
 merely the date at bottom of title added, and without the Pericles, 
 E. V. Utterson's copy, blue morocco extra, g. e. 
 
 small Uo. Printed for T. P. 1600 
 
 * # * The date is undoubtedly a forgery to palm off this copy as an unknown 
 edition. The typographical errors and the slipped letters however 
 prove that it is identical with the impression issued with Pericles. 
 
 2725 S[HAKESPEARE] (W.) TRUE CHRONICLE HISTOEIE OF THE WHOLE 
 
 LIFE AND DEATH OF THOMAS LORD CROMWELL, 
 SECOND EDITION, fine copy in olive morocco extra, g.e. by F. Bedford, 
 small 4:to. Printed by Thomas Snodham, 1613 
 
 *#* Falsely attributed to Shakespeare, but very scarce. G. Daniel's copy 
 sold for 24. 10s. 
 
 2726 SHAKESPEARE (W.) EAIGNE OF KING EDWARD THE THIRD : As it 
 
 hath bin sundrie times plaied about the Citie of London, 
 FIEST EDITION, of great rarity, the two last leaves MS. 
 
 small 4<to. Printed for Cuthbert Burby, 1596 
 
 Attributed by Capell to Shakespeare. This first edition, far rarer than 
 the second of 1599, is also of importance as settling the date of Shake- 
 speare's 94th Sonnet quoted in it. 
 
 2727 SHAKESPEAEE (W.) TBAGEDY OF HAMLET PEINCE OF DENMAEKE. 
 
 Newly Imprinted and inlarged, autograph of " WILLIAM SIIAKE- 
 SPEAEE " (supposed to be forged by W. H. Ireland) 
 fine copy in old calf, with red morocco back, 
 
 small 4to. W. 8. for John Smethwicke, n. d. 
 
 %* Very scarce. Mr. Malone assigns the date of 1607 to this edition, 
 but it was printed probaby much later. Mr. Halliwell's copy sold 
 for 24 10s. 
 
 ***
 
 197 
 
 2728 SHAKESPEAEE (W.) TBAGEDY OF HAMLET PRINCE OF DENMABKE 
 
 red morocco extra, g. e. small 4<to. Printed for J. SmethwicJce, 1611 
 * 4 * Very scarce. This copy was purchased in G. Daniel's sale, for Sir W. 
 Tite, by Mr. Halliwell, for 28 7s. which he considered very reasonable. 
 See Sir W. Tite's MS. note on fly-leaf. 
 
 2729 Shakespeare ("W.) Tragedy of Hamlet, as now acted at the Duke of 
 
 York's Theatre, calf extra 4<to. 1683 
 
 2730 Shakespeare's Hamlet Travestie by J. Poole, with burlesque Annota- 
 
 tions foolscap 8vo. 1811 
 
 2731 Shakespeare (W.) First Edition of Hamlet, reprinted from the edition 
 
 of 1603, 1825 Smith (W. H.) Was Lord Bacon the Author of 
 Shakespeare's Plays? 1856; &c. calf extra, g.e. 8vo. inlvol. 
 
 2732 SHAKESPEABE (W.) HAMLET. Facsimiles of the Editions of 1603 and 
 
 1604, 2 vol. half morocco, uncut small 4>to. 1858-59 
 
 *** Only 40 copies printed, at the expense of the Duke of Devonshire, for 
 presents. 
 
 2733 Shakespeare (W.) Hamlet, 1603 and 1604. Exact Keprints, with Pre- 
 
 face by S. Timmins 8vo. 1860 
 
 2734 SHAKE-SPEABE (W.) HISTOEY OF HEKEIE THE FOUBTH, with the 
 
 Battell at Shrewsburie betweene the King and Lord Henry Percy, 
 surnamed Hotspur of the North, with the humorous conceits of 
 Sir lohn Falstafie, newly corrected by W. Shake-speare, slightly 
 cut in headlines, and the last seven leaves in admirable facsimile, 
 red morocco extra, joints, richly tooled, g, e. 
 
 small 4to. Printed by S. S.for Andrew Wise, 1599 
 
 * # * Second and extremely rare edition. A copy sold in these Eooms in 
 1857, for 75, and G. Daniel's, in 1864, for 115. 10s. 
 
 2735 SHAKESPEABE (W.) SECOND PAET OF HENBIE THE FOUETH, continu- 
 
 ing to his Death, and Coronation of Henre the fift. With the 
 humours of Sir John Falstaffe, and swaggering Pistoll, corner of 
 E iv and a few headlines carefully restored in beautiful facsimile, 
 red morocco extra, a. e. by F. Bedford, EXTBEMELY EAEE 
 small 40. Printed by V. S.for Andrew Wise, and W. Aspley, 1600 
 
 %* From the Library of Mr. Halliwell, who has written on fly-leaf : " There 
 are two editions of the Second Part of Henry the Fourth, 1600, the 
 first with sheet E containing four leaves, as in the present copy, the 
 second with the same sheet consisting of six leaves. Both editions are 
 of the highest degree of rarity. Since Heber's sale, presuming, as I be- 
 lieve is the case that the copy noted in Bohn's Lowndes as sold in March 
 1856, is the TJtterson copy, only two copies have been sold by auction, 
 namely, I. TJtterson's (sig. E six leaves) sold for 17. 10s. but this 
 copy (now Mr. Corser's) has two leaves in facsimile, and II, one at my 
 sale in May, 1857, also with E six leaves, which sold for 100. It has 
 been usually stated that the second & six-leaved edition is the rarest, 
 but I believe that this is an error, & that this first edition is one of the 
 very rarest of the old Shakespeare quartos. The Bodley copy of it is 
 imperfect. There are two copies of the six-leaved ed. in the Brit. Mus. 
 but only a fragment of the present one. Both eds. are however very 
 rare, & no copy of either was in the Daniel collection. The present
 
 198 
 
 copy is substantially perfect but a small corner of one leaf and a few 
 head-lines are in facsimile. It has also a special interest of its own in 
 possessing a few short stage directions in manuscript undoubtedly 
 contemporary with Shakespeare, & in one place, sig B. 2, a plot as it ia 
 probable of the position of the Characters on the ancient stage. 
 
 J. O. Halliwell. June 1866." 
 
 2736 SHAKE-SPEARE (W.) TOE HISTORY OF HENRIE THE FOURTH, with the 
 
 Battell at Shrewseburie, betweene the King, and Lord Henrie 
 Percy, surnamed Henrie Hotspur of the North. With the humo- 
 rous conceites of Sir John Falstaffe. Newly corrected by W. 
 Shake-speare, red morocco super extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4to. W. W. for Mathew Law, 1G13 
 
 %* This, like all Shakespeare's plays printed in his lifetime, is excessively 
 rare. The second edition of it sold at Mr. Daniel's sale for 115. 10s., 
 but it was valued by Mr. Daniel himself at 200. This edition was 
 reprinted by Steevens. 
 
 2737 SHAKE-SPEARE (W.) HISTOEIE OF HENEY THE FOURTH, &c. title 
 
 mended and date restored, else good sound copy, 
 red morocco, g. e. l>y Hayday, small 4fo. Printed by T. P. Sfc, 1622 
 %* Scarce. This copy sold for 9 in Mr. Halliwell's sale. 
 
 2738 SHAKE-SPEARE ("W.) HISTOETE OF HENRF. THE FOUETH, with the 
 
 Battell at Shrewsbury betweene the King and Lord Henry Percy, 
 surnamed Henry Hotspur of the North, with the humorous con- 
 ceits of Sir lohn Falstaffe, fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by 
 F. Bedford 
 
 4ito. Printed by John Norton, and are to be sold by Hugh Perry 
 at his shop next to Ivie-bridge in the Strand, 1639 
 
 2739 SHAKESPEARE (W.) CHRONICLE HISTORY OF HENRY THE FIFT, with 
 
 his battel fought at Agin Court in France. Together with Auntient 
 
 Pistoll, EXCESSIVELY RARE, but a portion of the work supplied in 
 
 a facsimile almost defying detection, sold therefore with all faults, 
 
 red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4<to. Thomas Creedefor Tho. Millington and John Busby, 1600 
 
 * # * The only perfect copy ever sold by auction was Mr. Daniel's, which 
 produced 231. 
 
 2740 Shakespeare (W.) Chronicle History of Henry the fift, with his battell 
 
 fought at Agin Court in France. Together with ancient Pistoll, 
 fine copy, half morocco small 4&>. Printed for T. P. 1608 
 
 %* Very scarce. Berry's copy sold for 10 10s. ; Halliwell'a for 18 18s. 6d. 
 and Gardner's for 8 10s. 
 
 2741 SHAKESPEARE (W.) FIRST PART OF THE TRUE & HONORABLE HISTORY, 
 
 OF THE LIFE OF SIR JOHN OLD-CASTLE, THE GOOD LORD COBHAM, 
 FIEST EDITION, fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. rare 
 
 small 4to. Printed for T. P. 1600 
 
 %* Although printed with Shakespeare's name as the author, it appears 
 from Henslowe's Diary that the Play was written in 1599, by Munday, 
 Drayton, Wilson and Hathway. This fine copy was purchased in Mr. 
 Crawford's sale for 11.
 
 199 
 
 2742 SHAKESPEARE (W.) FIRST AND SECOND PART OF THE TROUBLESOME 
 
 EAIGNE OF JOHN KING OF ENGLAND, autograph of Oeo. Steevens, 
 morocco extra, g. e. small 4/0. 1622 
 
 * # * Eare. This copy sold for 7. 10s. in Mr. Halliwell's sale. 
 
 2743 Shakespeare (W.) Julius Cassar, as now acted at the Theatre Royal, 
 
 calf extra 4/0. 1684 
 
 2744 [SHAKESPEARE (W.)] TRUE CHRONICLE HISTORY OF KING LEIR, 
 
 AND HIS THREE DAUGHTERS, GONORILL, EAGAN AND CoRDELLA, 
 
 EXCESSIVELY RARE, red morocco extra, g. e, by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4/0. Simon Stafford for John Wright, 1605 
 
 * + * From this Play Shakespeare is supposed to have drawn the materials for 
 his own Tragedy of Lear. Only two other perfect copies are known, one 
 in the Library of the British Museum and one in that of Mr. Huth. 
 
 2745 SHAKE-SPEARE ("W.) His TRUE CHRONICLE HISTORY OF THE LIFE 
 
 AND DEATH OF KlNG LEAR, AND HIS THREE DAUGHTERS, autograph 
 
 of George Steevens, green morocco, g. e. by G. Lewis 
 
 small 4/0. Printed for Nathaniel Butter, 1608 
 
 ** Scarce. Mr. Gardner's copy sold for 20, and Mr. Halliwell's for 
 20. 10s. This edition does not specify the place of sale. 
 
 2746 SHAKE-SPEARE (W.) His TRUE CHRONICLE HISTORY OF THE LIFE 
 
 AND DEATH OF KlNG LEAR, AND HIS THREE DAUGHTERS, title in 
 
 facsimile, else fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, 
 
 small 4/0. Printed by Jane Bell, 1655 
 *** Scarce. This copy cost 10. 10s. Mr. Halliwell's, in 1857, sold for 11. 
 
 2747 S[HAKESPEARE] (W.) LAMENTABLE TRAGEDIE OF LOCRINE, the 
 
 eldest Sonne of King Brutus, &c. 
 
 green morocco extra, g. e. by G. Lewis, with G. Daniel's initials in 
 
 gold on obverse of cover small 4/0. Printed by Tho. Greede, 1595 
 
 * # * Of excessive rarity but falsely attributed to Shakespeare, as from the 
 
 autograph note on titlepage, written by Sir G. Buck, Master of the 
 
 Revels, it appears that Charles Tilney was the real author. By the 
 
 late Mr. Daniel this volume was always considered one of the choicest 
 
 gems of his collection. It sold in his sale for 103. 19s., and was 
 
 purchased for Sir "W. Tite by Mr. Halliwell, who considered it very 
 
 cheap at that price. See Sir "W. Tite's autograph note on fly-leaf. 
 
 2748 SHAKESPEARE (W.) THE LONDON PHODIGALL, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4/0. T. G.for Nathaniel Butter, 1605 
 %* Yery rare. G. Daniel's copy sold for 23. 
 
 2749 SHAKESPEARE (W.) LOUES LABOURS LOST. A wittie and pleasant 
 
 Comedy, 
 
 half morocco small 4/0. W. S. for John SmethwicJce, 1631 
 
 * # * This copy sold for 9 in Mr. Halliwell's sale, in May, 1856. 
 
 2750 SHAKESPEAEE (W.) LTJCEECE, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, fine copy in red morocco supsr extra, covered with gold 
 
 tooling in the Grolier style, vellum linings and jly -leaves, g. e. by 
 
 Zaehnsdorf small 4/0. Richard Field for John Harrison, 1594 
 
 * # * Probably the rarest of all the quarto Shakespeares, not above six 
 
 copies being known. G. Daniel's sold for 157. 10s. Mr. Halliwell 
 
 considers the Dedication to the Earl .of Southampton as a precious 
 
 relic, it being one of the only two letters of Shakespeare that have 
 
 reached our time.
 
 200 
 
 2751 SHAKESPEARE (W.) EAPE OF LUCRECE, COMMITTED BY TARQUIN THE 
 
 SIXT, and the remarkable judgments that befel him for it. By the 
 incomparable master of our English Poetry, Will. Shakespeare 
 Gent. Whereunto is annexed the Banishment of Tarquin : or the 
 Reward of Lust. By J. Quarles, with the rare frontispiece contain- 
 ing portrait, several leaves mended, 
 
 morocco extra, by F. Bedford sm. Svo. J. G. for J. Stafford, fyc. 1655 
 
 * # * One of the rarest of the Poems in a complete state, but one of the 
 
 most common without the original engraved portrait of Shakespeare in 
 
 a medallion which accompanies the present copy. Not more than two 
 
 or three copies of it are known. Q-. Daniel's copy sold for 40. 19s. 
 
 2752 SHAKESPEARE (W.) MOST EXCELLENT HISTORIE OF THE MERCHANT 
 
 OF YENICE. With the extreame crueltie of Shylocke the Jewe 
 towards the sayd Merchant in cutting a just pound of his flesh, 
 and the obtayning of Portia by the choyse of three chests. As it 
 hath beene diuers times acted by the Lord Chamberlaine his Ser- 
 uants. Written by William Shakespeare, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, of excessive rarity, with folacfe tetter Ballad added at 
 
 end, red morocco super extra, richly ornamented with gold tooling, 
 
 g. e. by If ay day Printed by I. R. for Thomas Hayes, 1600 
 
 * # * An inferior copy was sold at these Eooms, in July, 1854, for 132. 
 
 and G. Daniel's for 99. 15s. 
 
 2753 SHAKESPEAEE ( W.) THE EXCELLENT HISTORY of the Merchant of 
 
 Venice. With the extreme cruelty of Shylocke the Jew towards 
 the saide Merchant, in cutting a iust pound of his flesh. And the 
 obtaining of Portia, by the choyse of three Caskets. Written by 
 W. SHAKESPEARE, 
 
 Jine copy (E. V. Utter son's) in red morocco extra, broad borders of 
 gold, g. e. by Hayday, TERY RARE Printed by J. Roberts, 1600 
 \* This edition by many is considered as the first. The edition printed by 
 J. E. for Thomas Heyes, also in 1600, sold for 99. 15s. in G. Daniel's 
 sale. " This very cheap and fine copy" appears to hare been purchased 
 for 34. 13s., for Sir W. Tite, by Mr. Halliwell. 
 
 2754 SHAKESPEARE (W.) MERCHANT OF VENICE, 
 
 TERY RARE, but title so beautifully facsimiled as almost to defy detec~ 
 tion,red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4<to. M. P. for Lawrence Hayes, 1637 
 
 2755 Shakespear (W.) and W. Eowley, The Birth of Merlin as it hath been 
 
 several times Acted with great Applause, 
 calf small 4ito. T. Johnson, 1662 
 
 2756 Shakespeare. The Merry Divel of Edmonton. As it hath been-sundry 
 
 times Acted by his Maiesties Seruants at the Globe on the Banke- 
 side,_/?W(j copy in morocco extra, very scarce, sm. 4tto. G. Eld, 1617 
 %* " This is a dear little Drama. In manner it is broad and real in situa- 
 tion full of interest. The action which is very bustling is propelled 
 merrily on by characters which are varied without end, and touched, the 
 most inconsiderable of them, by strong individuality. It has been 
 ascribed to Shalcspear and it reminds one constantly of the Merry Wives 
 it is decidedly in his manner and though there is nothing that shews his 
 greatest strength there is certainly nothing unworthy of him. We read 
 'it with gratification and jrise from it with feelings of kindness towards 
 human nature. How delightful after the filth and atrocity which form 
 the groundwork of so many contemporary productions." MS. note.
 
 201 
 
 2757 SHAKESPEARE (W.) MOST PLEASANT AND EXCELLENT CONCEITED 
 
 COMEDY, OF SIR JOHN FALSTAFFE, AND THE MERRY WIUES 
 OF WINDSOR. With the swaggering vaine of Ancient Pistol), 
 and Corporall Nym, very fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by 
 F. Bedford small 4<to. Printed for Arthur Johnson, 1619 
 
 *** Eare. Mr. HalliwelPs copy in 1856 sold for 16. 
 
 2758 SHAKE-SPEARE (W.) MEREY WIVES OF WINDSOR, &c. purple morocco 
 
 extra, g. e. small 4to. T. H.for B,, Meighen, 1630 
 
 *#* " This late edition is of far greater rarity than the earlier one of 1619. 
 The Eoxburghe, Steevens, and Jolley's, the same copy, and a fine one, 
 is in the possession of Mr. J. O. Halliwell. The present one, bought 
 by Mr. Tite in 1851, is believed to be the only other copy that has 
 occurred for sale for very many years." MS. note by Mr. ILalliwell. 
 
 2759 Shakespeare. First Sketch of the Merry Wives of Windsor (1602), 
 
 edited by J. O. Halliwell, calf extra, g. e. 8vo. 1842 
 
 2760 SHAKESPEARE (W.) A MIDSOMMER NIGHTS DREAME, autograph of 
 
 George Steevens, fine copy in green morocco extra, g. e. by J. 
 Mackenzie small 4to. Printed by James Roberts, 1600 
 
 *** Excessively rare. G. Daniel's copy sold for 36. 
 
 2761 SHAKESPEARE (W.) MUCH ADOE ABOUT NOTHING, 
 
 FIBST EDITION, title sheet genuine, but several leaves supplied in 
 excellent facsimile, sold therefore with all faults, red morocco extra, 
 g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4to. V. 8. for Andrew Wise, and William Aspley, 1600 
 
 *** Excessively rare. This copy cost Sir W. Tite 63, and was considered 
 a bargain, as G. Daniel's sold for 267 15s. 
 
 2762 Shakespeare (W.) and J. Fletcher, Two Noble Kinsmen, 
 
 fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, scarce 
 
 small 4to. Tho. Cotes for John Waterson, 1634 
 
 2763 SHAKESPEARE (William) TBAGOSDY OF OTHELLO, THE MOOBE OF 
 
 VENICE, as it hath beene diverse times acted at the Globe and at 
 
 the Black-friers, good copy, green morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4<to. Printed by A. M. for JR. Hawkins, 1630 
 
 * # * This edition is seldom found in good condition. Mr. Collier places 
 great value on its readings, which differ considerably from those of 
 1622. Strettell's copy sold for 16 16s. 
 
 2764 SHAKESPEARE (W.) TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, THE MOORE OF VENICE, 
 
 Fourth Edition, very fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. 
 Bedford small 4to. William Leak, 1655 
 
 *** Eare. Bought by Sir W. Tite in 1867 for 15 15s. 
 
 2765 SHAKESPEARE (W.) THE LATE AND MUCH ADMIRED PLAY, CALLED 
 
 PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE, &c. 
 
 FIRST EDITION, very fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. 
 Bedford small 4?to. Henry Gosson, 1609 
 
 %* Excessively rare. G. Daniel's copy sold for 84. 
 
 D D
 
 202 
 
 2766 SHAKESPEARE (\V.) LATE AND MUCH ADMIRED PLAT, CALLED 
 
 PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE, with the true Relation of the whole 
 History, Adventures and fortunes of the saide Prince, 
 olive morocco extra, g. e. the Soxburghe copy 
 
 small bto. Printed for T. P. 1619 
 
 %* " An interesting copy of this edition. The older M S. notes are by 
 Bishop Warburton, and are in his autograph. The few recent MS. 
 notes and corrections are by Theobald, and are copied from his auto- 
 graph notes to a copy of the same edition." MS. note by Mr. Lettsom, 
 in whose sale it sold for 9 15s. 
 
 2767 SHAKESPEARE ("W.) PERICLES, PRINCE OP TYRE, 
 
 fine copy in old calf, small 4:to. Printed by I. N. for B. B. 1630 
 *,* Copies with the short imprint are much rarer than those giving the 
 place of sale. Mr. Halliwell's copy sold for 5 12s. Gd. 
 
 2768 SHAKESPEARE (W.) PERICLES, PRINCE OF TIRE, 
 
 the same edition, with merely anew titlepage, very large and fine copy, 
 naif morocco 
 
 small 4:to. Printed by I. JV. for R. B. and are to be sould at 
 his shop in Cheapside, at the signe of the Bible, 1630 
 
 ** Scarce. Mr. Halliwell's copy sold for 4 14s. 
 
 2769 SHAKESPEARE (W.) PERICLES, PRINCE OF TTRE, fine copy in morocco 
 
 extra, g. e. by F. Bedford small 4fo. Thomas Cotes, 1635 
 
 * # * Rare. This copy was purchased by Sir "W. Tite in Mr. Halliwell's 
 sale for 10 10s. unbound. The binding by Mr. Bedford cost 1 10s 
 
 2770 S[HAKESPEARE](W.)THEPuRiTAiNE,ortheWiddowof"W"atling-streete, 
 
 morocco, g. e. RARE small 4to. G. Eld, 1607 
 
 %* Although attributed to Shakespeare by Gildon it is more probable that 
 this Play was the production of Wentworth Smith. This copy sold in 
 Mr. Halliwell's sale for 18 los. 
 
 2771 Shakespeare (W.) Two Original Titlepages for I. The Puritaine or 
 
 Widdow of Watling-streete, G. Eld, 160711. The Most Lamen- 
 table Tragedie of Titus Andronicus, Edward White, 1611 
 
 small 4to. (2) 
 
 2772 SHAKE-SPEARE (W.) TRAGEDIE OF KINO RICHARD THE SECOND, 
 
 SECOND EDITION, a few of the marginal directions slightly cut into 
 else a good sound copy, half morocco 
 
 small 4to. Valentine Simmesfor Andrew Wise, 1598 
 
 %* "With the following note on fly-leaf: " This very rare Edition of this 
 Play, formerly the property of Geo. Steevens, was bought for me by 
 Mr. Halliwell, in Daniel's sale, July 1864, for the very moderate sum 
 of 138. Will. Tite." 
 
 2773 SHAKE-SPEARE (W.) TRAGEDIE OF KING RICHARD THE SECOND, 
 
 jine copy in morocco extra, g. e. 
 
 small. 4to. Printed by W. W.for Mathew Law, 1608 
 %* Very scarce. Mr. Halliwell's copy sold for 30 10s. In this copy, 
 like the Duke of Devonshire's, hitherto considered UNIQUE, no mention 
 is made of the " new additions of the Parliament Sceane."
 
 203 
 
 2771 Shakespeare (William) Tragedie of King Eichard the Second, with 
 new additions of the Parliament Sceane, and the deposing of King 
 Bichard, as it hath been lately acted by the Kinges Majesties 
 servants at the Globe, 
 FINE PAPEB, red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, VEBY BABE 
 
 small 4sto. Printed for Mathew Law, 1615 
 
 ** The finest copy we have seen of this edition, which is generally found 
 printed on thinner and inferior paper. After the first edition of 1597, 
 this one ranks the next in literary interest, being that from which the 
 copy in the first folio of 1623 was taken. Mr. Halliwell's copy sold 
 for 32. 10s. 
 
 2775 SHAKESPEABE ("W.) LIFE AND DEATH OP EICHABD THE SECOND, 
 
 with New Additions of the Parliament Scene, and the Deposing 
 of King Eichard, uncut, extremely rare if not unique in this state, 
 in a morocco case small 4to. Printed by John Norton, 1634 
 
 * # * This copy was purchased by Sir W. Tite at these rooms, 24 May, 1856, 
 for 13 13s. See the catalogue of that sale sold with this lot. 
 
 2776 SHAKESPEABE (W.) TRAGEDIE or KINO EICHABD THE THIED, con- 
 
 teining his treacherous Plots against his brother Clarence, the 
 pitiful murther of his innocent Nephewes, his tyrannicall usur- 
 pation : with the whole course of his detested life, and most 
 deserved death-, 
 
 Second Edition, title and several leaves admirably facsimiled by Harris, 
 
 so as almost to defy detection, red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4<to. Thomas Creedefor Andrew Wise, 1598 
 
 %* One of the rarest of the Shakespeare quartos, only two perfect copies 
 being known. 
 
 2777 SHAKESPEABE ( W.) TEAGEDIE OF KING EICHABD THE THIBD. Newly 
 
 augmented, title and two leaves at end in beautiful facsimile, else 
 fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. byF. Bedford', 
 EXTBEMELY BABE, small 4<to. Printed by Thomas Creede, Sfc. 1605 
 
 %* " This is one of the very rarest of the early quartos of Shakespeare. 
 No copy has ever occurred for public sale, and the only others known 
 are those in the Bodleian and British Museum. The text differs ma- 
 terially from all the other early editions." MS. note by Mr. Halliioell. 
 
 2778 [SHAKESPEABE (W.)] THE MOST EXCELLENT AND LAMENTABLE 
 
 TEAGEDIE OF EOMEO AND JULIET. Newly corrected, augmented 
 and amended, 
 
 title and all before B 3 inimitably facsimiled, else fine copy in red 
 morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4to. Thomas Creede for Cuthbert Burby, 1599 
 
 %* Excessively rare. G. Daniel's copy sold for 52 10s. 
 
 2779 SHAKESPEABE (W.) MOST EXCELLENT AND LAMENTABLE TBAGEDIE 
 
 OF EOMEO AND JULIET, fine copy in morocco extra, g. e. by F. 
 Bedford small 4tto. Printed for John Smethwick, 1609 
 
 %* Excessively rare. This copy sold for 86 in Mr. Halliwell's sale, 
 14 June, 1858.
 
 204 
 
 2780 [SHAKESPEABE (W.)] BOMEO AND JULIET. Newly corrected, aug- 
 
 mented, and amended, morocco super extra, covered with gold tool" 
 ing, leather joints, g. e. by Tuckett, EXTREMELY BABE 
 
 small 4tto. Printed for John Smethwicke, n. d. 
 
 %* This copy has not Shakespeare's name in the titlepage as is usually the 
 case. Respecting the high critical importance of this edition, see Mr. 
 Halliwell's Folio Shakespeare, vol. XIII, p. 121, where convincing 
 reasons are given for believing it to be anterior to that of 1609. Mr. 
 Dyce also commends this edition as containing- important various 
 readings. 
 
 2781 SHAKE-SPEABE (W.) MOST EXCELLENT AND LAMENTABLE TBAQEDIK 
 
 OP EOMEO AND JULIET, fine copy in purple morocco extra, g. e. 
 by J. Clarke small &to. R. Young for John Smethwicke, 1637 
 
 2782 SHAKESPEABE (W.) "WITTIE AND PLEASANT COMEDIE CALLED THE 
 
 TAMING OF THE SHBEW, fine copy in purple morocco extra, g. e. 
 by J. Clarke, scarce, small 4to. W, S. for John Smethwicke, 1631 
 
 2783 SHAKESPEABE ("W.) MOST LAMENTABLE TBAQEDIE OF TITUS AN- 
 
 DBONICUS, fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4fo. Printed for Edward White, 1611 
 
 %* Extremely rare. G. Daniel's copy sold for 31 10s. 
 
 2784 Shakespeare ("W.) Troilus and Cressida, or Truth found too late, altered 
 
 by J. Dryden, with a Preface containing the Grounds of Criticism 
 in Tragedy, calf extra small 4o. 1679 
 
 2785 SHAKESPEABE (W.) YOBKSHIBE TBAGEDIE. Not so New as Lamen- 
 
 table and True, 
 fine copy in olive morocco extra, g. e. small 4>to. Printed for T. P. 1619 
 
 * # * Scarce ; G. Daniel's copy sold for 10, and this in Mr. Halliwell's 
 sale for 9 9s. 
 
 2786 SHAKE-SPEABE (WiL.) POEMS, with the rare portrait by W. Marshall, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford small 8vo. T. Cotes, 1640 
 
 %* Very scarce. G. Daniel's copy sold for 44. 
 
 2787 SHAKE-SPEABE ("William) SONNETS. Neuer before imprinted. Title and 
 
 dedication admirably supplied by Harris in facsimile, 
 FIBST EDITION, VEBY FINE CLEAN COPY, morocco extra, by J. Clarke 
 small 4/0. By G. Eld for T. T. and are to be solde by William Aspley, 1609 
 
 * # * This very rare and interesting volume was purchased at Mr. Utterson's 
 sale for what must now be called the absurdly moderate sum of 30 5s. 
 Chalmers* copy, a perfect one, but scarcely finer than the present, sold 
 for 105 and in G. Daniel's sale for 225. It is one of the most 
 desirable of the early Shakspeariana. 
 
 2788 Shakespeare ( W.) Sonnets, reproduced in Facsimile by the new Process 
 
 of Photo-zincography from the Original Edition 1609, 
 presented by J. 0. Halliwell, with his autograph letter prefixed, half 
 morocco, uncut small 4*0. 1862 
 
 %* The original of this facsimile sold for 225 15s. in G. Daniel's sale.
 
 205 
 
 2789 Shakespeare (W.) Cupid's Cabinet unlock't, or a new Academy of 
 
 Complements (in Verse), only the Shakspearian portion of the 
 Academy, calf I2mo. n. d. 
 
 2790 Shakespear's Jests, &c. half morocco, wants title, I2mo. circa 1770 
 
 * # * " It is difficult to account for the extreme rarity of this quaint but 
 very gross collection, in which a number of anecdotes are fathered on 
 Shakespeare. Only two copies besides the present have occurred to 
 our notice, and one of those also wants the title." This copy sold 
 for 1 15s. in Mr. HalliwelPs sale. 
 
 2791 Shakspeare's Jest Book (edited by S. "W. Singer), 
 
 red morocco, g. e. crown 8vo. Chiswiclc, 1814 
 
 2792 Shakspeare's Jest Book (edited by S. W. Singer), 2 parts in 1, 
 
 fine copy in morocco extra, g. e. by Clarice and Bedford 
 
 crown 8vo. Chiswiclc, 1814-15 
 
 2793 Shakespeare. The Seven Ages, illustrated with beautiful woodcuts by 
 
 Hilton, Collins, Sfc. edited by Martin, the editor's own copy, in 
 which he has inserted autograph notes of C. _B. Leslie, Lady Callcott 
 and A. E. Chalon 4to. 1840 
 
 2794 Shakespeare's "Will, only 15 copies printed for J. 0. Halliwell, 
 
 half morocco, uncut crown 8vo. 1872 
 
 2795 SHAKESPEARE MONUMENT AND TEECENTENAEY. A Collection of 
 
 Printed Papers, Autograph Letters from W. J. Thorns, J. 0. 
 Halliwell, W. H. Dixon, H. Kingsley, H. Ingall, E. Lee, G. Grove, 
 J. Bainbridge, fyc. fyc. an autograph Ode by T. Wallace, fyc. 
 neatly inlaid, morocco extra, g. e. 4fo. 
 
 2796 Shakespeare's Library : n Collection of the Romances, Novels, Poems 
 
 and Histories used by Shakespeare as the Foundation of his 
 Dramas, with introductory Notices by J. P. Collier, 2 vol. uncut, 
 scarce 8vo'. 1843
 
 20G 
 
 TWELFTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 SIZES MIXED. 
 
 LOT 
 
 2797 SnAKSPEARiANA. A Collection of the Tracts, &c. respecting W. H. 
 
 Ireland's Shakespeare Forgeries, in 3 vol. with numerous curious 
 and interesting MS. notes ly T. Park, who has also added various 
 printed Cuttings from Newspapers, &c. 
 
 half green morocco, uncut, top edges gilt Svo. 1796-1832 
 
 *** Containing J. Boaden's Letter to G. Steevens, 1796 Familiar Verses 
 from the Ghost of W. Sbakspeare to Sammy Ireland (by Woodward 
 the Caricaturist), 1796 "Webb on the Shakspeare Manuscripts, 1796 
 F. G. "Waldron's Free Eeflections, 1796 M. Wyatt's Comparative 
 Eeview of J. Boaden's 1795 and 1796 Opinions, 1796 Oulton's Vor- 
 tigern under Consideration, 1796 Precious Eelics, 1796 W. H. 
 Ireland's Authentic Account of the Shaksperian Manuscripts, &c. 1796 
 Ireland's Vindication of his Conduct, 1796 S. Ireland's Investiga- 
 tion of Malone's Claim to the Character of Scholar or Critic, . d. 
 Catalogue of S. Ireland's Books, Paintings, Prints and Curiosities, 
 1801 Miscellaneous Papers and Legal Instruments under the Hand 
 and Seal of W. Shakspeare, &c. in the possession of S. Ireland, 1796 
 Play-Bill of Vortigern (very rare, which alone has sold for 2. 2s.) 
 1796 Vortigern and Henry II by W. H. Ireland, 1799 Eeprint of 
 Vortigern, with an original Preface by "W. H. Ireland, 1832. 
 
 2798 Shakspeariana. Beale (M.) Lecture on Eichard III, 1844 Halliwell 
 
 (J. O.) Curiosities of Modern Shaksperian Criticism, 1853 
 Halliwell (J. 0.) on the MS. Emendations of Shakespeare and 
 are they Copyright? 1853 Wright (C.) The Stratford Portrait 
 and the Athenasum, 1861, half calf gilt Svo. in one vol. 
 
 2799 Shakspeariana. Bell (W.) Shakespeare's Puck and his Folkslore, 
 
 frontispiece post Svo. 1852 
 
 2800 Shakapeariana. Beware the Cat, 1570. An exceedingly rare and 
 
 curious Ehapsody, containing Matters illustrative 'of the History 
 of the Stage and Shakespeare's Writings, 
 
 only 10 copies reprinted by J. O. Halliwell, half morocco, uncut, top 
 edge gilt small 4?to. 1 864 
 
 2801 Shakspeariana. Boaden (J.) on the Sonnets of Shakespeare, portraits 
 
 added, 1837 Collier (J. P.) Eeasons for a new Edition of Shake- 
 speare's Works, 1842 ; and other curious Shakspeariana in the 
 volume, ILLUSTRATED with portraits, plates, Sfc. 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt Svo. 
 
 2802 Shakspeariana. Bottom the Weaver, a Droll composed out of the 
 
 Comic Scenes of the Midsummer Night's Dream, edited by J. O. 
 Halliwell, only 30 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, I6mo. 1860
 
 207 
 
 2803 Shakspeariana. Brown (H.) Sonnets of Shakespeare solved, 8vo. 1870 
 
 2804 Shakspeariana. Burn (J. H.) Notices of the Editions of Shakespeare's 
 
 Plays and of Shakspeariana, AUTOGRAPH MANUSCEIPT 4fo. 
 
 2805 Shakspeariana. Capell (E.) Prolusions : or select Pieces of Antient 
 
 Poetry (Notbrowne Mayde ; Sackville's Induction ; Overbury's 
 Wife ; Edward III a Play thought to be writ by Shakespeare ; 
 and Nosce teipsum by Sir John Davis), with a Preface 
 
 crown 8vo. 1760 
 
 2806 Shakspeariana. Catalogue of all the Books, Pamphlets, &c. relating 
 
 to Shakspeare, interleaved with printed and MS. additions, having 
 2 autograph letters from Mr. JLalliwell added post 8vo. 1827 
 
 2807 Shakspeariana. Catalogue of the Shakespeare Museum 8vo. 1868 
 
 2808 Shakspeariana. Clarke (Mrs. Cowden) Complete Concordance to 
 
 Shakspere royal 8vo'. 1845 
 
 2809 Shakspeariana. Collier (J. P.) New Tracts regarding the Life of 
 
 Shakespeare, 1835 New Particulars regarding the "Works of 
 Shakespeare, 1836 Farther Particulars regarding Shakespeare 
 and his Works, 1839, morocco extra, g. e. post 8vo. 3 vol. 
 
 2810 Shakspeariana. Collier (J. P.) Notes and Emendations to the Text 
 
 of Shakespeare's Plays from early MS. Corrections in a copy of 
 the Folio, 1632, 
 Mr. Eyton's copy, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 8vo. 1853 
 
 2811 Shakspeariana. Cupid's Eevenge, woodcut, 
 
 half morocco oblong 4fo. Broadside 
 
 * # * A modernized version of a Ballad alluded to in Love's Labour Lost, 
 and reprinted in Mr. Halliwell's edition from the present copy. 
 
 2812 Shakspeariana. Davenant (J.) Last "Will and Testament, edited by 
 
 J. 0. Halliwell, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, IGmo. 1866 
 
 2813 Shakspeariaua. Dolby (T.) Shakespearian Dictionary, portrait, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. 8vo. 1832 
 
 2814 Shakspeariana. Douce (F.) Illustrations of Shakspeare, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 calf extra, uncut, top edges gilt, by J. Mackenzie 8vo. 1807 
 
 2815 Shaksperian Drolls from the Theatre of Ingenuity, edited by J. O. 
 
 Halliwell, only 30 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, ~LQmo. 1859 
 
 2816 Shakspeariana. Dyce (A..) Eemarks on Collier's and Knight's Editions 
 
 of Shakespeare, 
 Mr. Eyton's copy, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 8vo. 1844 
 
 * # * At the end is bound up " Eeasons for a new Edition of Shakespeare's 
 Works by J. P. Collier, 1841." 
 
 2817 Shakspeariaua. Dyce (A.) Few Notes on Shakespeare, with Eeinarks 
 
 on Emendations in Mr. Collier's 1632 folio, 
 Mr. JEyton's copy, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 8vo. 1853 
 
 2818 Shakspeariana. Facsimile of the Indenture respecting Shakespeare's 
 
 Property in the Blackfriars 1612-13, half morocco, oblong folio
 
 208 
 
 2819 Shakspeariana. Field (N.) Bemonstrance to Mr. Button for arraigning 
 
 against the Globe Players, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 only 10 copies preserved, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 
 IGmo. 1865 
 
 2820 Shakspeariana. Fisherman's Tale (in Verse) founded on the Story 
 
 used by Shakespeare in the Winter's Tale by F. Sabie, 1595, 
 only 10 copies printed oy J. 0. Halliwell, half morocco, uncut, top 
 edge gilt small 4tto. 1867 
 
 2821 Shakspeariana. Fortune's Tennis Ball, an early English metrical 
 
 Version of the Foundation Story of Shakespeare's Winter's Tale, 
 edited by J. O. Halliwell, 
 only 26 copies printed, half morocco, uncut small 4fo. 1859 
 
 2822 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Hand-List of the early Quarto 
 
 Editions of Plays and old Impressions of the Poems, 
 only 25 copies printed, with author's autograph letter, half morocco, 
 uncut J 800. 1860 
 
 2823 Shakspeariana. Another copy Svo. 1860 
 
 2824 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. 0.) Facsimile Copies from the Edition 
 
 of Hamlet dated 1605, showing it the same Impression as that of 
 1604, only 26 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, small 4fo. 1860 
 
 2826 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Hand-Table of Regnal Tears for 
 
 Enquirers into the History of the Shakespeares, 
 limited to 10 copies only, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 
 crown 8vo. 1864 
 
 2827 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Extracts of Entries respecting 
 
 Shakespeare, his Family and Connexions, from Stratford-upon- 
 Avon Registers, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 
 
 small Uo. 1864 
 
 2828 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Historical Account of the New 
 
 Place, Stratford-upon-Avon, the last Residence of Shakespeare, 
 plates folio. ] 864 
 
 2829 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Was Nicholas ap Roberts an 
 
 Acquaintance of Shakespeare and was Shakespeare an Apprentice 
 to Griffin ap Roberts, 
 only 10 copies preserved, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, IGmo. 1864 
 
 2830 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Account of R. Chester's Loves 
 
 Martyr, 1601, including a remarkable Poem by Shakespeare, fac- 
 similes, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 only 10 copies preserved small 4<o. 1865 
 
 2831 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Abstract of Title to Shakespeare's 
 
 Birth Place, 1865 Collectanea respecting Shakespeare's Birth 
 Place, 1865, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt, sm. 4sto. 2 vol. 
 
 2832 Shakspeariana. Halliwell ( J. 0.) Account of Tofte's Alba, 1598, con- 
 
 taining Notice of Love's Labour Lost, 
 only 10 copies preserved, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, IGmo. 1865
 
 209 
 
 2833 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. 0.) Account of the popular Belief in 
 
 animated Horsehairs alluded to in Antony and Cleopatra, 
 only 10 copies preserved, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, IGmo. 1866 
 
 2834 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. 0.) Discovery that Shakespeare wrote 
 
 one or more Ballads or Poems on the Spanish Armada, 
 only 10 copies preserved, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 
 small 4fo. 1866 
 
 2835 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. 0.) Hand-Book Index to the Works of 
 
 Shakspeare, half morocco, g . e. 8vo. Privately printed, 1866 
 
 2836 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Abstracts and Copies of Indentures 
 
 respecting Estates in Henley Street, Stratford-on-Avon, which 
 illustrate the Topography and Birth- Place of Shakespeare, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 
 small 4to. 1866 
 
 2837 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Extract from the unpublished Diary 
 
 of J. Hunter, containing an Account of his Visit to Stratford on 
 Avon in 1824, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, Wmo. 1867 
 
 2838 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Extracts from the Registry of 
 
 Causes tried in Court of Stratford-upon-Avon in the Time of 
 
 Shakespeare, including many Entries respecting the Poet's Family, 
 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, Svo. 1867 
 
 2839 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. 0.) Attempt to discover which Version 
 
 of the Bible was that ordinarily used by Shakespeare, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, IQmo. 1867 
 
 2840 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. O.) Lineal Concordance to the Poems 
 
 of Shakespeare, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, Svo. 1867 
 
 2841 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. 0.) Catalogue of a small Portion of the 
 
 Engravings and Drawings illustrative of the Life of Shakespeare 
 in his Collection, printed for presents only square Svo. 1868 
 
 2842 Shakspeariana. Halliwell (J. 0.) Selected Notes upon Shakespeare's 
 
 Tempest, and Antony and Cleopatra, 2 vol. 
 privately printed small 4>to. 1868 
 
 2843 Shakspeariana. Hamilton (N. E. S. A.) Inquiry into the Genuine- 
 
 ness of the Manuscript Corrections in J. P. Collier's annotated 
 Shakespere,/0W0, 1632, &c. facsimiles small ^to. 1860 
 
 2844 Shakspeariana. Herbert (Sir G.) Letter of News to Sir D. Carleton 
 
 in May 1619, containing a curious account of the Performance of 
 Pericles, edited by J. O. Halliwell, only 10 copies preserved, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt IQmo. 1865 
 
 2845 Shakspeariana. Hunter (J.) New Illustrations of Shakespeare, 2 vol. 
 
 portraits, morocco extra, g. e. Svo. 1845 
 
 2846 Shakspeariana. Ireland (S.) Vindication of his Conduct respecting 
 
 the Shakspeare MSS. 
 half morocco extra (see Sir W. Tite's autograph note) Svo. 1796 
 

 
 210 
 
 2847 Shakspeariana. Jordan (J.) Original Collections on Shakespeare and 
 
 Stratford-on-Avon, and Original Memoirs and Historical Ac- 
 counts of the Families of Shakespeare and Hart, edited by J. O. 
 Halliwell, 2vol. only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top 
 edges gilt small 4to. 1864-65 
 
 2848 Shakspeariana. Knight (C.) Studies of Shakspere, portraits, 8vo. 1849 
 
 2849 Shakspeariana. Landor ("W. S.) Citation and Examination of W. 
 
 Shakspeare, &c. before Sir T. Lucy for Deer-Stealing, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt post 8vo. 1834 
 
 2850 Shakspeariana. Literary and Graphical Illustrations of Shakspeare 
 
 and the British Drama, woodcuts 8vo. 1831 
 
 2851 Shakspeariana. Malone (E.) Correspondence with Eev. J. Davenport, 
 
 Vicar of Stratford-on-Avon, edited by J. O. Halliwell, only 10 copies 
 printed, half green morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, small 4<0. 1864 
 
 2852 Shakspeariana. Malone (E.) Letter to Eev. E. Farmer, 1792 Com- 
 
 parative Eeview of J. Boaden's Opinions in 1795 and 1796 relative 
 to the Shakspeare MSS. 1796 Ireland's Vindication of his Con- 
 duct, 1796 Ireland (W. H.) Authentic Account of the Shaksperian 
 MSS. 1796 "Wivell (A.) Account of Shakspeare's Monumental 
 Bust, plates, 1827 Madden (Sir F.) on the Autograph of Shak- 
 spere, 1838 Boaden (J.) on Shakspeare's Sonnets, 1837 Tra- 
 ditionary Anecdotes of Shakespeare, 1838 Halliwell (J. O.) 
 Shakesperiana, 1841 Halliwell (J. O.) Account of the only known 
 MS. of Shakspeare's Plays, 1843 Eimbault (E. F.) Who was 
 Jack "Wilson ? 1846 Halliwell (J. 0.) Curiosities of modern 
 Shaksperian Criticism, 1853 Halliwell (J. 0.) on MS. Emenda- 
 tions of Shakespeare, and are they Copyright ? 1853 Halliwell 
 (J. O.) on the Emendation, " Who smothers her with Painting," 
 y 1852 Hunter (J.) Keply to Dyce, 1853 The Grimaldi Shak- 
 spere, suppressed, 1853 Hamlet. Was the Queen Accessory 
 before the Fact ? 1856 Catalogues of Shaksperian Literature, 
 1856-57-58 Ulrici (H.) Die Shakespeare-Literatur, Leipzig, 
 1854 Corney (B.) on Shakspere's Birthday, 1864, 
 morocco extra, g. e. 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 2853 Shakspeariana. Montagu (Mrs.) on the Writings and Genius of 
 
 Shakespear 8vo. 1769 
 
 2854 Shakspeariana. Mullins (J. D.) Catalogue of the Shakespeare Memo- 
 
 rial Library, part I, English Editions of Shakespeare's Works, 
 half morocco 8vo. Birm. 1872 
 
 2855 Shakspeariana. Planche ( J. E.) Costume of Shakespeare's Henry IV, 
 
 coloured plates, calf extra, g. e. by Zcehnsdorf 12mo. 1824 
 
 2856 Shakspeariana. Singer (S. W.) Text of Shakespeare vindicated from 
 
 the Interpolations and Corruptions advocated by J. P. Collier, 
 Mr. Ey ton's copy, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 8vo. 1853 
 
 2857 Shakspeariana. Songs and Poems from England's Helicon, 1600, con- 
 
 nected with Shakespeare's Works, edited^by J. O. Halliwell, 
 only 10 copies preserved out of 25 printed, half morocco, uncut, 
 top edge gilt small 4tto. 1865
 
 211 
 
 2858 Shakspeariana. THE GHOST OF EICHARD THE TIIIED. Expressing 
 
 himselfe in these three parta. 1. His Character. 2. His Legend. 
 3. His Tragedie. Containing more of him than hath been hereto- 
 fore shewed ; either in Chronicles, Plays, or Poems (by C. Brooke), 
 a portion of the last two leaves supplied in facsimile, 
 morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4<to. Printed by Q. Eld : for L. Lisle, 1614 
 
 *#* An excessively rare, curious and interesting Poem, totally unknown to 
 all our Poetical Antiquaries and Commentators on Shakespeare, of 
 which only two other copies are known, that in the Bodleian Library, 
 and that of Mr. Huth, which cost him 84. Prefixed are commendatory 
 Verses by G. Chapman, W. Browne, F. Dynue, G. Wythers, E. Da- 
 borne, and Ben Jonson. The lines commencing the Legend 
 
 " To him that Impt my Fame with Clio's Quill," 
 are an evident allusion to Shakespeare, and render this volume truly 
 interesting to the Shakspearian Collector. 
 
 2859 Shakspeariana. Ghost of Kichard III, a Poem, printed in 1614, and 
 
 founded upon Shakespeare's Historical Play, reprinted from the 
 only known copy in the Bodleian, with Introduction and Notes, 
 by J. P. Collier, calf gilt 8vo. 1844 
 
 2860 Shakspeariana. The first Sketch of Shakespeare's Merry Wives of 
 
 Windsor, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, calf gilt 8vo. 1842 
 
 2861 Shakspeariana. The old Taming of a Shrew upon which Shakespeare 
 
 founded his Comedy, edited by T. Ainyot, 1844 Shakespeare 
 Society's Papers, vol. II, 1845, calf gilt 8vo. 2 vol. 
 
 2862 Shakspeariana. The Tale of Tereus and Progne, referred to several 
 
 times by Shakespeare, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut IQmo. 1866 
 
 2863 Shakspeariana. The Moorish Marriage (similar to Taming the Shrew), 
 
 by Don Juan Manuel, translated by F. W. Cosens, 
 only 10 copies printed by J. 0. Halliwell, half morocco, uncut, top 
 edge gilt 16mo. 1867 
 
 2864 Shakspeariana. Thorns (W. J.) Three Notelets on Shakespeare 
 
 crown 8vo. 1865 
 
 2865 Shakspeariana. Tragedy of Eichard II. A Composition anterior to 
 
 Shakespeare's Tragedy now first printed from a contemporary 
 Manuscript by J. O. Halliwell, 
 
 only 11 copies printed, with, autograph letter from the Editor, 
 half morocco, uncut 8vo. 1870 
 
 2866 Shakspeariana. Two Indentures respecting the Cage (the Eesidence 
 
 of Quincy, Shakespeare's Son-in-Law), 
 
 only 10 copies issued by J. O. Halliwell, half morocco, uncut, top edge 
 gilt IQmo. 1865 
 
 2867 Shakspeariana. Vega Carpio (Frey Lope Felix de) Castelvines y 
 
 Monteses Tragi-Comedia, translated by F. W. Cosens, frontispiece, 
 privately printed small 4<to. 1869 
 
 * # * Similar to the Eomeo and Juliet of Shakespeare. 
 
 2868 Shakspeariana. West (Eliza M.) Shaksperian Parallelisms from Sir 
 
 P. Sydney's Arcadia, only 10 copies preserved, see Mr. Halliwell' s 
 note, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt IQmo. 1865
 
 2 SCO Sharpe (Sir C.) Memorials of the Rebellion of 1500, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, portraits and plates, red morocco, super extra, g. e. 
 by Hay day, from Mr. Eyton's library 4:to. 1840 
 
 2870 Sharpe (R.) Letters and Essays in Prose and Verse, with author's 
 autograph letter, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, crown 8vo. 1834 
 
 287.1 Sharpe (S.) Early History of Egypt, plates, 4,to. 1836 Eudiments of 
 a Vocabulary of Egyptian Hieroglyphics, plates, 4ito. 1837 (2) 
 
 2872 Sharpe (S.) History of Egypt till 640, half calf extra, Svo. 1846 
 
 Chronology and Geography of Ancient Egypt, published by J. 
 Bouomi, with Bonomfs autograph inscription, Svo. 1849 (2) 
 
 2873 Sharpe (S.) Egyptian Mythology and Christianity, cuts, 12mo. 1863 
 
 History of the Hebrew Nation and Literature, crown Svo. 1869 (2) 
 
 2874 Shaw (H.) Details of Gothic Architecture, plates folio. 1823 
 
 2875 Shaw (II.) History and Antiquities of Luton Chapel, plates 
 
 royal folio. 1829 
 
 2876 SHAW (H.) ILLUMINATED OENAMENTS, selected from manuscripts and 
 
 early printed books, from the Sixth to the Seventeenth Century, 
 with descriptions by Sir P. Madden, 
 
 LARGE PAPEB, with the plates beautifully illuminated in gold and 
 colours, morocco extra, uncut, top edge gilt folio. 1833 
 
 2877 Shaw (II.) Details of Elizabethan Architecture, 
 
 LARGE PAPEE, India proof plates, (several finely coloured) half 
 morocco, uncut folio. W. Pickering, 1839 
 
 2878 Shaw (H.) DBESSES AND DECOBATIONS OF THE MIDDLE AGES, 2 vol. 
 
 the plates exquisitely coloured, 
 
 A VERT CHOICE COPT, superbly bound in green morocco, g. e. by C. 
 Lewis colombier Svo. Pickering, 1843 
 
 * # * G. Daniel's copy, with his initials in gold on side, which sold for 
 11 15s. at his sale. 
 
 2879 Shaw (H). Alphabets, Numerals and Devices of the Middle Ages, 
 
 LARGE PAPER, with plates finely illuminated in gold and colours 
 
 folio. W. Pickering, 1845 
 
 2880 Shaw (H.) Handbook of the Art of Illumination, 
 
 LARGE PAPEE, plates, halfmorocco, uncut, top gilt edges, imp. 4to. 1866 
 
 2881 Sheldon (F.) Minstrelsy of the English Border, square royal 16mo. 1847 
 
 2882 Shelley (P. B.) Queen Mab, FIRST EDITION, privately printed (only 50 
 
 copies} calf extra, rare, post Svo. Printed for P. B. Shelley, 1813 
 
 2883 Shelley (P. B.) Queen Mab, no title (223 pages and dedication) half 
 
 morocco, uncut, top edges gilt, by F. Bedford, Svo. It. Brooks (1829) 
 
 2884 Shelton (T.) Tachygraphy, frontispiece and plates of short-hand 
 
 I6mo. 1671 
 
 2885 Shenstone ("W.) Poems upon various Occasions, 
 
 fine copy in blue morocco extra, joints, g. e. foolscap Svo. Oxford, 1737 
 %* Extremely rare, the poet having bought up and destroyed all the copies 
 he could meet with. This copy sold for 4 8s. in the sale of the liev. 
 J. Mitford, and subsequently for 4 4s. in that of J. D. Lewis, Esq.
 
 213 
 
 2886 Shenstone (W.) The School-Mistress, a Poem, 
 
 FIRST EDITION, (with curious index, which has never been reprinted 
 in the subsequent) vignette on title and tail-piece, tree-marbled calf 
 extra, g. e. Svo. 1742 
 
 %* Very scarce. See Mr. Daniel's autograph note, in which he states, 
 " I never saw a second copy of this first edition." At his sale it sold 
 for 3 15s. 
 
 2887 Shepherd (T. H.) London and its Environs in the XlXth Century, 
 
 and Metropolitan Improvements, 2 vol. India proof views, 
 half russia, uncut, top edges gilt 4<to. 1826-27 
 
 2888 Shepherd (T. H.) Edinburgh in the XlXth Century, India proof views, 
 
 halfrussia, uncut, top edges gilt 4to. 1829 
 
 2889 SHEBLEY (Sir Anthony) TBAYELS hy Sea and over Land to the Persian 
 
 Empire. Written by W. Parry, who accompanied Sir Anthony 
 in his travels, 
 fclacfe \t\iw, fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 small 4<to. V. Simmesfor F. Norton, 1601 
 * # * Bare. Jadis's copy sold for 8 5s. 
 
 2890 Sherley (Sir A.) Relation of his Travels into Persia, scarce 
 
 small 4*0. 1613 
 
 2891 Sherley (Sir A. Sir E. and Sir T.) Three Brothers, or Travels and 
 
 Adventures in Persia, Kussia, Turkey, Spain, &c. portraits, 
 calf extra, g. e. croion Svo. 1825 
 
 2892 Sherlock (Bp. T.) Discourses, 4 vol. Svo. 1759-61 
 
 2893 Shield (W.) Introduction to Harmony, with music, 
 
 halfrussia, uncut, top edge gilt 4to. 1800 
 
 2894 Shirley (J.) The Sisters, with notes by W. Gifford, proof sheets, with 
 
 numerous corrections in the editor's autograph Svo, 
 
 2895 Shortt ("W. T. P.) Antiquities in Devon, plates Svo. Exeter, n. d. 
 
 2896 Sibbald (J.) Chronicle of Scottish Poetry, with Glossary, 4 vol. with 
 
 the rare sheet, blue morocco extra, g. e. crown Svo. Edinb. 1802 
 
 SIDNEY (Sir Philip) THE COUNTESSE or PEMBROKE'S ABCADIA (and 
 other works) portraits of Sir P. Sidney, by Mstracke, and of the 
 Countess of Pembroke, by S. Pass, added, 
 
 fine copy in russia extra, g. e. after a Roger Payne pattern, by F. 
 Bedford small folio. W. Ponsonbie, 1598 
 
 SILYAYN (A.) THE OBATOB; Handling a Hundred severall Discourses. 
 
 Englished by L. P[iot] (i. e. A. Mundy) autograph of Sir R. A. 
 
 Gordone, morocco extra, g. c. small 4tto. Adam Islip, 1596 
 
 * # * Very scarce. This copy (but since rebound) sold in Mr. Halliwell's 
 sale for 7 12s. 6d. in the Gordonstoune sale for 2 4s. and for 
 6 12s. in the sale of Mr. Bindley, who has written on the fly-leaf : 
 *" See at page 401 the story of Shakespear's Jew Shylock, in the 
 Merchant of Venice. I. B." 
 
 2899 Simson (W.) History of the Gipsies crown Svo. 1865
 
 214 
 
 2900 Singer (S. W.) Besearches into the History of Playing Cards, with 
 
 Illustrations of the Origin of Printing and Engraving on Wood, 
 plates, calf extra 4to. 1816 
 
 2901 Sismondi (J. C. L. Simonde de) Histoire des Eepubliques Italiennes 
 
 du Moyen Age, 16 vol. half green vellum, uncut, 8vo. Paris, 1818 
 
 2902 Sismondi (J. C. L. de) History of the Italian "Republics, foolscap 8vo. 
 
 1832 Six old English Chronicles, edited by J. A. Giles, foolscap 
 8vo. 1848 (2) 
 
 2903 SKELTON (John) WORKS, viz. Here after foloweth certayne bokes 
 
 copyled by maysterSkelton, Poet Laureat, whose names here after 
 shall appere. Speke Parrot. The deth of the noble prince Kyng 
 Edwarde the fourth. A Treatyse of the Scottes. Ware the 
 Hawke. The Tunnyng of Elynour Eummynge. Printed at 
 London by Richard Lant,for Henry Tab, fyc. n. d. Colyn Cloute, 
 a few letters deficien t in B ii . Imprinted by me By char de Kele, n. d. 
 Why come ye nat to courte, It. Kele, n. d. Phyllyp Sparowe, 
 E. Kele, n. d. 
 frlacfe letter, woodcuts, morocco super extra, g, e. IGmo. in one vol. 
 
 %* This is apparently the Collection which sold in Bindley's sale for 
 31. 10s. but has since been rebound. 
 
 Slang Dictionary crown 8vo. J. C. Hotten, 1864 
 
 Slingsby (Sir H.) Diary, Trial, Father's Legacy and Correspondence 
 
 8vo. 1836 
 
 2906 Smart (J.) Tables of Interest, Discount, Annuities, &c. 
 
 old English red morocco, ornamented with gold tooling, g. e. 4fo. 1726 
 
 2907 Smee (A.) The Eye in Health and Disease, plates 8vo. 1854 
 
 2908 Smeeton's Reprints. Clark (S.) Fatal Vespers (Fall of House in 
 
 Black Friers, 1623) James I Declaration of lawful Sports 
 Second Captain Hind Account of Hugh Peters, with portrait, 
 in 1vol. small Uo. \ 817-18 
 
 2909 Smirke (S.) Suggestions for the Architectural Improvement of the 
 
 Western Part of London, plates royal 8vo. 1834 
 
 2910 Smirke (S.) Another copy, 1834 ; and 4 Maps, mounted on cloth in 
 
 cases (5) 
 
 2911 Smith (A.) Wealth of Nations, with Life, Notes and Supplemental 
 
 Dissertations by J. E. M'Culloch, portrait 8vo. Edinb. 1853 
 
 2912 Smith (C. E.) Collectanea Antiqua, 6 vol. plates, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt, printed for Subscribers only 
 
 8vo. 1848-G8 
 
 2913 Smith (C. E.) Illustrations of Eoinan London, plates, 
 
 calf extra 4.to. Not published, 1859 
 
 2914 Smith (H. and J.) Rejected Addresses, calf I2mo. 1812 
 
 * 
 
 2915 Smith ( J.) Specimen of Ancient Carpentry, plates, 
 
 halfrussia, uncut, top edge gilt folio. 1787 
 
 2916 Smith (Sir J. E.) Grammar of Botany and Introduction to Botany, 
 
 2 vol. in 1, coloured plates, green morocco extra, g. c. 8vo. 1821-25
 
 215 
 
 2917 Smith (J. Pye) on the Relation between the Holy Scriptures and some 
 
 Parts of Geological Science 8vo. 1839 
 
 2918 Smith (J. T.) Antiquities of London and its Environs, plates, 
 
 red morocco, g. e. 4ito. 1791 
 
 2919 Smith (J. T.) Antiquities of "Westminster, with the additional Plates, 
 
 2 vol. numerous engravings (including the suppressed Stone-Plate), 
 several finely coloured, russia extra royal 4:to. 1807 
 
 2920 Smith ( J. T.) Vagabondiana, LARGE YAP-EK, proof plates, royal ^to. 1817 
 
 2921 Smith (Leapidge) Report of a special and very select Meeting held in 
 
 the Great Dining Room of the Hall of the Ironmongers' Company, 
 1844, 1845 Glance at the Pictures in Ironmongers' Hall, wood- 
 cuts, ILLUSTRATED with autographs (including Sir J. Campbell, 
 Sir R. Jejfery, Sir C. Price, fyc.), portraits (including the very rare 
 Sir James Campbell by Glover), views, cuttings from newspapers, 
 Sfc. 1847 square I6mo. in one vol. 
 
 %* Privately printed by Mr. Smith for presents only. 
 
 2922 Smith (Leapidge) Glance at the Pictures in the Hall of the Company 
 
 of Ironmongers, privately printed, presentation copy, with author's 
 autograph inscription square IQmo. 1847 
 
 2923 Smith (P.) Ancient History of the "World, 3 vol. maps and plans 
 
 Svo. 1864-65 
 
 2924 Smith (R. H.) Expositions of the Cartoons of Raphael, photographs 
 
 square Svo. 1860 
 
 2925 Smith (Rev. Sydney) "Works, 3 vol. portrait, russia extra, g. e. 
 
 Svo. 1840 
 
 2926 Smith (Rev. Sydney) Works, 3 vol. portrait, calf extra Svo. 1848 
 
 2927 Smith ("W.) Catalogue of the Works of Cornelius Visscher, privately 
 
 printed, presentation copy, with author's autograph inscription 
 
 imperial Svo. Bungay, 1864 
 
 2928 Smyth (Admiral W. H.) Descriptive Catalogue of the Duke of 
 
 Northumberland's Cabinet of Roman Family Coins, privately 
 printed 4>to. 1856 
 
 2929 Smollett (T.) Novels, viz. Roderick Random, 2 vol. 1748 Count 
 
 Fathom, 2 vol. 1753 Sir Launcelot Greaves, 2 vol. 1762 
 Humphrey Clinker, 3 vol. 1771, 
 FIRST EDITIONS, half calf gilt, scarce 12mo. 9 vol. 
 
 2930 SMOLLETT (T.) NOVELS, viz. Roderick Random, 2 vol. 1748 Peregrine 
 
 Pickle, 4 vol. 1751 Adventures of an Atom, 2 vol. 1769 
 Humphrey Clinker, 3 vol. 1771, 
 
 FIRST EDITION or EACH WORK, fine copy in marbled gilt calf, by 
 F. Bedford 12 wo. 11 vol. 
 
 *** From the library of J. Delaware Lewis, in whose sale they sold for 
 7. 17s. 6d. 
 
 2931 Snelling (T.) "View of the Silver Coin and Coinage of England, plates 
 
 (wanting plate 16), 1762 View of the Copper Coin and Coinage 
 of England, plates (wants pp. 3-4), 1766 View of Jettons or 
 Counters, plates, 1769 Seventy-two Plates of Gold and Silver 
 Coin, plates, 1757 4>to. in one vol.
 
 216 
 
 2932 Soames (H.) Anglo-Saxon Church, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 
 1838 Elizabethan Keligious History, Jia If morocco, uncut, top edge 
 gilt, 1839 Bvo. (2) 
 
 2933 Soane (Sir J.) Designs for Public and Private Buildings, plates 
 
 royal folio. 1828 
 
 2934 Soane (Sir J.) Brief Statement of the Proceedings respecting the New 
 
 Law Courts at Westminster, the Board of Trade and tbe New 
 Privy Council Office, &c. &c. plates, autograph letter of Sir J. Soane 
 added royal folio. 1828 
 
 2935 Soane (Sir J.) Description of his House and Museum, portrait and 
 
 plates, presentation copy, with Sir J. Soane's autograph inscription, 
 half morocco, g. e. folio. 1835 
 
 *.* Only 150 copies printed for presents. 
 
 293G SOLOMON'S PROVERBS, ECCLESIASTES, BOOK OF WISDOM AND ECCLE- 
 
 SIASTICUS, IN ARMENIAN, 
 
 BEAUTIFUL MANUSCRIPT, written as a specimen of caligraphy by an 
 Armenian Scribe within lines of gold, with a large MINIATURE 
 representing the Judgment of Solomon executed in the Hindoo 
 style, and richly ornamented with headings and 111 Bouquets of 
 Flowers, ILLUMINATED IN GOLD AND COLOURS, in the Oriental 
 gilt binding, and enclosed in an embroidered damask cover 
 
 square IGmo. S^c. xvii 
 
 %* Armenian Manuscripts of Portions of the Bible, especially when illu- 
 minated, are of very rare occurrence. 
 
 2937 Somerset (Duke of) on the Ellipse, calf extra, 12mo. 1843 Christian 
 
 Theology and Modern Scepticism, with autograph letter of W. J. 
 Thorns added, crown 8vo. 1872 (2) 
 
 2938 Somersetshire, Natural History of (Portion of a Work), map and plan 
 
 of Bath 8vo. n. d. 
 
 2939 Somersetshire Domesday Book. Photo-Zincograph Facsimile 
 
 folio. 1862 
 
 2940 Somervile (W.) Chase, woodcuts by T. and J. Bewick, 
 
 red morocco 4to. 1796 
 
 2941 Songs of Lady Bessy, eldest Daughter of Edward IV, with Notes by 
 
 T. Heywood, 
 The Dedication copy to Rev. J. Hunter, morocco, g. e. crown 8vo. 1829 
 
 %* Printed for private circulation only. 
 
 2942 Songs. A Collection of Songs, calf, scarce 8vo. Edinb. 1762 
 
 2943 SONGS. Bacchus and Venus or Songs and Catches in Love and 
 
 Gallantry, with Canting Dictionary, frontispiece, 
 fine copy in the original binding 12mo. 1737 
 
 %* Very rare. This copy sold for 6 in G-. Smith's sale. 
 
 2944 Songs. The Black-Bird, a Collection of 31 choice new Songs, Maid, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. small 4to. Lincoln, W. Wood, n. d. 
 
 2945 Song-Book for 1837 (The (Quaver), frontispiece 24mo. 1837 
 
 2946 Songs. Calliope, a Collection of the most Celebrated English and 
 
 Scots Songs, with Music, 2 vol. engraved throughout, and em- 
 bellished with designs adapted to each song, calf extra, very rare 
 
 8vo. 1739
 
 217 
 
 2947 Songs. The new Calliope, or English Harmony, engraved throughout 
 
 with music and vignettes, calf royal 8vo. 1743 
 
 2948 Songs, chiefly in the Newcastle Dialect, 
 
 green morocco, g. e. foolscap 8vo. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1827 
 
 2949 Songa. Clio and Euterpe, a Collection of Celebrated Songs and Can- 
 
 tatas, with music, 3 vol. engraved, throughout and embellished with, 
 designs adapted to each, song, calf extra, scarce, royal 8vo. 1762 
 
 2950 Songs. The Convivial Songster, frontispiece and music I2mo. n. d. 
 
 2951 Songs of C. Dibdin, with Memoir by G. Hogarth, portrait, 
 
 half calf gilt royal 8vo. 1842 
 
 2952 Songs. Muses Banquet ; a Collection of English and Scotch Songs, 
 
 2 vol. in I, frontispiece, but no title to vol. II, morocco extra, g. e. 
 ly 0. Lewis, scarce, 2&mo. Reading, 1752 Songs. National 
 Songster, 24wo. Edinb. 1827 (2) 
 
 2953 Songs. National Songster, calf extra 48wo. Edinl. 1827 
 
 2954 Songs in the Newcastle Dialect, 
 
 calf gilt foolscap 8vo. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1827 
 
 2955 Songs. New Merry Companion, with the music, 
 
 calf extra 12wo. /. Welle, n. d. 
 
 2956 Songs. Northumbrian Minstrel, 3 Nos. in 1, 
 
 half calf gilt 24imo. Alnwick, 1811 
 
 2957 Songs. St. Cecilia, or the Lady's and Gentleman's Harmonious Com- 
 
 panion, frontispiece 12mo. Edinb. 1779 
 
 2958 Songs. Selection of Catches, Glees, &c. for Members of the Bath 
 
 York-House Catch Club, half calf gilt, foolscap 8vo. Bath, 1804 
 
 2959 Songs. True Loyalist, or Chevalier's Favorite, (Loyal Songs and 
 
 Poems), calf, gilt edges ~L8mo. Printed in the year 1779 
 
 *#* Extremely rare, and evidently printed secretly in Scotland. This copy 
 was purchased for 7 2s. 6d. in Mr. Corser's sale. 
 
 2960 Songs. Universal Songster, 3 vol. frontispieces and woodcuts by G. 
 
 and E. CETJIKSHANIC, uncut, very scarce 8vo. 1828 
 
 2961 Songs. Vocal Magazine, view of Vauxhall Orchestra, and character 
 
 portraits of singers, very scarce 8vo. 1781 
 
 2962 Songs. The Vocal Miscellany 12mo. 1733 
 
 2963 Sophocles in English Verse, by Kev. T. Dale, 2 vol. 8vo. 1824 
 
 2964 Soprani (E,) Vite de' Pittori, Scultori ed Architetti Genovesi con Note 
 
 da C. G. Eatti, 2 vol. portraits, 
 old French red morocco, g. e. 4fo. Qenova, 1768-69 
 
 2965 Sortain (J.) Eomanism and Anglo- Catholicism 8vo. 1841 
 
 2966 Sotheby (S. L.) Memoranda relating to the Block Books in the Biblio- 
 
 theque Imperiale, 1859 Specimen-Notice of his Work on Block- 
 Books, facsimiles, 1858 and various Facsimiles in a Portfolio 
 
 imperial 4ito. (3) 
 
 2967 Sotheby (S. L.) Eamblings in the Elucidation of the Autograph of 
 
 Milton, photograph portraits and facsimiles, half morocco, uncut, 
 top edge gilt imperial 4<to. 1861 
 
 ** With autograph letter of Mr. Sotheby, and the sale catalogue of the 
 entire impression of the work added. 
 
 2968 Sotheby (S. L.) Another copy imperial 4>to. 1961
 
 218 
 
 2969 Souldier'a Pocket Bible (1643) reproduced in Facsimile, with intro- 
 
 duction by F. Fry, 
 PRINTED ON VELLUM, halfmorocco Svo. 1862 
 
 2970 Souligno" (M. de) Old Borne and London compared, 
 
 calf gilt small Svo. 1710 
 
 2971 Southey (E.) Letters from Spain and Portugal Svo. Bristol, 1797 
 
 2972 Southey (E.) Life of Arthur, Duke of Wellington, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt foolscap 4sto. Dublin, 1816 
 
 2973 Southey (E.) Letters from England, by Don Manuel Alvarez Espriella, 
 
 3 vol. interleaved. THE AUTHOR'S OWN COPT, with his curious 
 autograph notes stating what portions are by Duppa, and pointing 
 out the various allusions, russia 12mo. 1807 
 
 2974 Southey (E.) Omniana, 2 vol. russia, g. e. foolscap Svo. 3812 
 
 2975 Southey (E.) Life of Nelson, 2 vol. portrait, calf extra, f cap. Svo. 1814 
 
 2976 Southey (E.) History of the Peninsula "War, 3 vol. 
 
 half morocco extra 4to. 1823-32 
 
 2977 Southey (E.) Book of the Church, 2 vol. 1824 Butler (C.) Book of 
 
 the Eoman Catholic Church in Answer to Southey, 1825 Southey 
 (E.) Vindicisa Ecclesise Anglicanae, in Eeply to Butler, 1826, 
 calf extra Svo. 4 vol. 
 
 2978 Southey (E.) Life of Wesley, 2 vol. portraits, with autograph letter of 
 
 J. Wesley, and copy of G. Whitfield's letter to De Courcy added 
 
 Svo. 1846 
 
 2979 Southey (E.) The Doctor Svo. 1848 
 
 2980 Southey (E.) Common-Place Book, both series, 2 vol. Svo. 1849 
 
 2981 SOUTHEY (Eobert) MADOC, A POEM, 2 voL 
 
 THE ORIGINAL AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT, as re-ioritten and pub- 
 lished, but containing the cancelled verses and lines so marked out 
 as to be still legible, dated Keswiclc, Oct. 29, 1804, russia 
 
 small Svo. 1804 
 
 2982 SOUTHET (E.) CORRESPONDENCE, a volume, containing 140 AUTOGRAPH 
 
 LETTERS, mostly addressed to Southey the Poet Laureate ; among 
 others may be noticed those from Coleridge, Lovell, Wordsworth, 
 Quillinan, Brydges, Walter Scott, Lockhart, De Quincey, C. 
 Lamb, Elliott, Dyer, Allan, Elmsley, Seward, G. Burnett, S. 
 Eogers, Hogg, Montgomery, Bowles, Mrs. Hemans, Opie, 
 Trimmer, Porter, Bp. Heber, Washington Irving, Ed. Everett, 
 Ticknor, and other eminent Literary and distinguished Persons ; 
 there are a few Letters addressed to other Persons, including a 
 Letter of the POET COWPER, forwarding an Epitaph for Q-. C. 
 TJnwin, dated 1786 ; also Letters of W. C. Unwin, Mrs. Unwin, 
 Hayley the Poet, President Washington, a Signature of Bona- 
 parte, &c. &c. A very interesting collection, half bound calf, 4<to. 
 
 2983 SOUTHET CORRESPONDENCE. Another volume, containing 91 Letters, 
 
 also principally addressed to Southey the Poet Laureate, and 
 including most desirable specimens from nearly all the eminent 
 Literary Persons named in the preceding collection, and likewise 
 equally interesting. Half bound calf 4sto.
 
 219 
 
 2984 Southwell (E.) Saint Peter's Complaint, with other Poemes, 
 
 FIBST EDITION, blue morocco,joints, g. e. scarce 
 
 small 4:to. John Wolfe, 1595 
 
 2985 Spanish Libertines, or Lives of Justina the Country Jilt, Celestina 
 
 the Bawd of Madrid, and Estevanillo Gonzales the most Arch 
 and Comical of Scoundrels ; with a Play call'd An Evenings 
 Adventures, Englished by J. Stevens 8vo. 1707 
 
 2986 Sparrow (A.) Collection of Articles, Injunctions, Canons, &c. plate of 
 
 arms by Hollar, calf extra small 4<to. 1661 
 
 2987 Specimens of German Eoman, 3 vol. frontispieces ly G. CruiTcshanJc, 
 
 half morocco, scarce post 8vo. 1836 
 
 2988 Spectator, 8 vol. frontispieces, with portraits of Addison and Steele 
 
 added, half green morocco extra, top edges gilt I2mo. 1749 
 
 2989 SPECULUM VIT.E : THE MYBBOUB OF LIFE (in Verse), 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, wanting first leaf (which, however, is 
 supplied in MS. by J, Bruce (see his autograph letter prefixed), 
 russia Agenda 8vo. S-sc. xiv 
 
 *** This Poem, by "Warton and others, was attributed to Eichard Eolle, 
 the Hermit of Hampole, but Sir !F. Madden discovered the name of 
 the true Author in a Manuscript in the British Museum, which con- 
 cludes with a request that the reader will pray for the souls of John 
 Waldby, who wrote the work in Latin, and of William of Nassingtone, 
 who " made this tale in Inglys tonge." 
 
 2990 Spence (J.) Parallel of A. Magliabechi and E. Hill, 
 
 calf extra post 8vo. Strawberry Sill, 1758 
 
 2991 SPENCE (J.) ANECDOTES, OBSERVATIONS AND CHARACTERS OF BOOKS 
 
 AND MEN, COLLECTED FROM THE CONVERSATION of Mr. Pope 
 
 and other eminent persons of his time. Published from the 
 original Papers with Notes, by SAMUEL WELLER SINGER, 
 green morocco extra, g. e. by C. Lewis 8vo. 1820 
 
 *** POPE WAS THE FAVORITE AUTHOR of the late proprietor, G. Daniel, 
 at whose sale this copy sold for" 8 10s. The volume contains ONE 
 HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX ILLUSTRATIONS, comprising most rare and 
 beautiful proof portraits of Pope and his contemporaries, selected after 
 much research and at very considerable expense. Among them occur 
 also a view of Pope's Villa, DRAWN BY BARRETT in 1821, a fine specimen 
 of this celebrated artist in water colours as a frontispiece ; head of 
 Pope by Fourdrinier ; autograph of Pope, 1734 ; ANOTHER autograph 
 of Pope to receipt of the first payment by Mr. Barton Booth, for a copy 
 of the Translation of Homer's Iliad ; drawings of the portrait of 
 Stephen Duck and Onslow the Speaker, &c. 
 
 2992 SPENSER (E.) COMPLAINTS. Containing sundrie small Poemes of the 
 
 Worlds Vanitie, fine large copy in red morocco extra, g, e. by Riviere 
 
 small 4ito. W. Ponsonbie, 1591 
 
 2993 SPENSER (E.) SHEPHEARDS CALENDAR, conteining twelve 
 
 fclacfe letter, woodcuts, fine copy in red morocco, g. e. by O. Lewis 
 
 small 4:to. J. Windet, 1591 
 * # * This copy sold for 5 5s. in E. V. TJtterson's sale,
 
 220 
 
 2994 SPENCER (ED.) COLIN CLOUTS COME HOME AGAIN, 
 
 E. V. Utterson's copy in russia, g. e. small 4fo. W. Ponsonbic, 1595 
 
 * # * This copy sold for 4 18s. in Mr. Utterson's sale, and for 6 8s. in 
 these rooms 22 August, 1862. 
 
 2995 SPENSEE (E.) AMOBETTI AND EPITHALAMION, 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. ly F. Bedford 
 
 IGmo. Imprinted by P. 8. for W. Ponsonby, 1595 
 %* Excessively rare. Mr. Utterson's copy sold for 27. 10s. 
 
 2996 SPENSER (E.) PAIETE QUEENE, 2 vol. 
 
 SECOND EDITION (first of the entire work, i. e. second of Books I to 
 III and first of IV to VI), very fine copy in red morocco extra, g.e. 
 TEET EAEE small 4<to. W. Ponsonby, 1596 
 
 2997 Spenser (E.) Shepherd's Calendar, with Latin Version by T. Bathurst, 
 
 plates, fine copy in old gilt calf 8vo. 1732 
 
 2998 Spenser (E.) Works, with Life, Notes and Glossary by Rev. H. J. 
 
 Todd, 8 vol. portrait 8vo. 1805 
 
 2999 Spineto (Marquis) Essay on Hieroglyphics, plates, 
 
 calf extra, with an autograph letter of the author prefixed, 8vo. 1829 
 
 3000 Spinosa (B. de) Clef du Santuaire (Traduction du Tractatus theologico- 
 
 politicus par M. St. Glain), with the three different title-pages 
 (" Clef," " Trait^ des Ceremonies superstitieuses," and " Reflexions 
 curieuses") Leyde, Amst. et Cologne, 1678 Fenelon (M. de) 
 Refutation des Erreurs de B. de Spinosa avec la Vie de Spinosa 
 par J. Colerus, Bruxelles, 1731, 
 Hue morocco, g. e. ly Derome small 12mo. 2 vol. 
 
 3001 Sprott (T.) Chronicle, translated by "W. Bell, 
 
 half morocco 4to. Liverpool, 1851 
 
 %* Printed at the expense of Joseph Mayer for presents only. 
 
 3002 SPURRELL (William) TIME'S TELESCOPE, containing Dissertations in 
 
 Prose and Verse in Arithmetick, Algebra, Architecture, As- 
 tronomy, Botany, Chemistry, Divinity, Gardening, Heraldry, 
 History, Musick, Navigation, Dialling, Mechanicks, Painting, 
 Husbandry, Sculpture, Geometry and other Arts and Sciences, 
 AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT, with drawings, half bound 
 
 folio. Bath, October 31s*, 1759 
 
 3003 Spurrell (W.) Welsh Grammar, Carmarthen, 1853 Evans (T.) 
 
 English-Welch Vocabulary. To which is prefixed a Welch 
 Grammar by T. Richards, Merthyr, n. d. 
 half calf extra crown 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 3004 Spurzheim (J. G.) Physiognomical System of Drs. Gall and Spurzheim, 
 
 plates, Jialf russia royal 8vo. 1815 
 
 3005 Stael Holstein (Baroness) Germany, 3 vol. half russia 8vo. 1814 
 
 3006 Stanfield (C.) Sketches on the Moselle, the Rhine and the Meuse, 
 
 tinted lithographs, half morocco royal folio. 1838 
 
 3007 Stanley (T.) Poems and Translations, 
 
 EDITION, privately printed small 8vo. 1G47
 
 3008 Stanyhurst (E.) First four Books of Virgil's ^Eneid in English heroic 
 
 Verse, with other Translations and Poems, 
 
 Mr. Eyton's copy, in morocco extra, g. e. by JIayday, 4<to. Edinb. 1836 
 * # * Only 50 copies privately printed. 
 
 3009 Stark (J.) Scenery of the Eivers of Norfolk, with Descriptions by 
 
 J. W. Eobberds, 
 
 LABGE PAPEB, India proof views, morocco extra, uncut leaves, top edge 
 gilt imperial 4<to. Norwich, 1834 
 
 3010 Staunton (Sir G. T.) Miscellaneous Notices relating to China, 2 vol. 
 
 with author's autograph letter, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. 8vo. Havant, 1822-28 
 
 %* Only a few copies printed for private friends. 
 
 3011 Staveley (T.) History of Churches in England, plate, calf, Svo. 1773 
 
 3012 STEDE (DE. W.) COMMON-PLACE BOOK, CONTAINING VAEIOUS MEMO- 
 
 EANDA EESPECTING HIS OWN FAMILY, &C. folio. S^EG. Xviii 
 
 3013 Steinitz (F.) The Ship, its Origin and Progress, with Flag Book, plates, 
 
 including 10 coloured of Flags of all Nations 4to. 1849 
 
 3014 Stephens (J. L.) Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas and 
 
 Yucutan, 2 vol. map and numerous engravings Svo. 1841 
 
 3015 Sterne (L.) Tristram Shandy, 6 vol. 1772-73 Sentimental Journey, 
 
 2 vol. 1774 Sermons, 7 vol. portrait, 1769-73, old gilt tree-marbled 
 calf 15 vol. 
 
 3016 Steuart (Sir H.) Planter's Guide, plates, half calf, Svo. Edirib. 1828 
 
 3017 Stevens (G. A.) Lecture on Heads, woodcuts, calf, foolscap Svo. 1812 
 
 3018 Stevenson (D.) Sketch of the Civil Engineering of North America, 
 
 map and plates Svo. 1838 
 
 3019 Stewart (D.) Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind, vol. I 
 
 Svo. 1814 
 
 3020 Stewart (Gen. D.) Sketches of the Highlanders of Scotland, 2 vol. map, 
 
 calf extra Svo. JSdinb. 1825 
 
 3021 Still (Bp. J.) Eyght pithy, pleasaunt and merie Comedie : Intytuled 
 
 Gammer Gurtons Nedle, 
 
 fclacfe letter, slightly cut in margins, sold therefore with all faults, 
 interleaved, half morocco, EXCESSIVELY EAEE 
 
 small Uo. T. Colwell, 1575 
 
 * # * This copy cost Sir W. Tite 1S. A similar copy brought 19. 5s. in 
 Bindley's sale, and G. Daniel's sold for 64. 
 
 3022 Still (Bp. J.) Eight pithy, pleasant and merry Comedy entituled 
 
 Gammer Gurtons Needle, fclacfc letter, half morocco, sm. 4fo. 1661 
 *** Scarce. This copy sold for 2 3s. in Mr. Halliwell's sale. 
 
 3023 STIELING-MAXWELL (Sin W.) ANNALS OF THE AETISTS or SPAIN, 
 
 3 vol. portraits and plates, 
 
 fine copy in morocco extra, g. e. by J. Clarke Svo. 1848 
 
 3024 Stirling- Maxwell (Sir W.) Essay towards a Collection of Books relating 
 
 to Proverbs, Emblems, Apophthegms, Epitaphs and Ana at Keir, 
 privately printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt Svo. I860
 
 3025 STIRLING-MAXWELL (Sir William) EXAMPLES OF THE ORNAMENTAL 
 
 HERALDRY OP THE XVIin CENTURY, both aeries, facsimiles, 
 presentation copy, with Sir W. Stirling- Maxwell's autograph inscrip- 
 tion, first series in vellum, and second series unbound 
 
 royal folio. 1867-68 
 
 3026 Storer (T.) Life and Death of Thomas Wolsey Cardinall (in Verse), 
 
 T. Park's copy, with his autograph signature and notes, very scarce 
 
 small to. T. Dawson, 1599 
 
 
 
 * This copy was marked 21 in the Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica. 
 
 3027 STORER ( J.) HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE CATHEDRAL CHURCHES 
 
 OF GREAT BRITAIN, 4 vol. 
 
 LARGE PAPER, india proof plates, fine copy in green morocco super 
 extra, broad borders of gold, g. e. by J. Mackenzie 4ito. 1814-19 
 
 3028 Stothard (C. A.) Monumental Effigies of Great Britain, with Intro- 
 
 duction and Descriptions by A. J. Kempe, 2 vol. in 1, plates, 
 calf extra, broad borders of gold, g. e. imperial too. 1817-32 
 
 3029 Stowe ( J.) Summarie of our Englysh Chronicles, 
 
 fclacfe letter, fine copy, but wants last leaf of table, sold with all faults, 
 calf IGmo. T. Marshe, 1566 
 
 3030 Stow (J.) Survey of London, folaefe letter, russia, g. e. small too. 1603 
 
 3031 Stow (J.) English Chronicle, abridged by E. Howes, 
 
 blacfe letter, calf extra, g. e. by W. Strong small 8vo. 1618 
 
 3032 Stow ( J.) Survey of London, edited by ~W. J. Thorns, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. royal 8vo. 1842 
 
 3033 Stowe Catalogue, priced and annotated by H. E. Forster, plates 
 
 too. 1848 
 
 3034 Straparole (J. F.) Nuictz facetieuses traduictes par Pierre de La Eiuey, 
 
 2 vol. citron morocco, g. e. by Derome 32mo. Paris, 1585 
 
 3035 Stratford-upon-Avon. Levy made in July 1697 for Eelief of the 
 
 Poor, edited by J. O. Halliwell, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 only 10 copies preserved small too. 1865 
 
 3036 Stratford-upon-Avon. Will of Sir Hugh Clopton (1496), edited by 
 
 J. O. Halliwell, half green morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 only 10 copies preserved 16;;k>. 1865 
 
 3037 Stratford-upon-Avon. Extracts from the Vestry-Book, by J. 0. 
 
 Halliwell, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, 
 only 10 copies preserved small too. 1865 
 
 3038 Stratford-upon-Avon. Accounts of the Chamberlains of the Borough 
 
 from 1590 to ]597, edited by J. O. Halliwell, 
 half morocco, uncut small too. 1866 
 
 * # * Only 25 copies printed, of which 15 were destroyed. 
 
 3039 Stratford-upon-Avon. Extracts from Chamberlains' Accounts (1585- 
 
 1619), edited by J. O. Halliwell, 2 vol. 
 only 10 copies, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, small too. 1866-67 
 
 3040 Stratford-on-Avon Muster Eoll (28 Henry VIII), edited by J. 0. 
 
 Halliwell, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, \Qrno. 1867
 
 3041 Stratford-upon-Avon, Descriptive Account of a Series of Church- 
 
 wardens' Presentments, &c. by Clarence Hopper, 
 only 10 copies printed by J. O. Halliwell, half morocco, uncut, top 
 edge gilt small 4>to. 1867 
 
 3042 Strauss (D. F.) Life of Jesus, 3 vol. calf extra, g. e. 8vo. 1846 
 
 3043 Strawberry Hill Catalogue, with Printed Prices and Croker's Satire, 
 
 cuts, half morocco extra 4ito. 1842 
 
 3044 Street (G. E.) Gothic Architecture in Spain, numerous illustrations 
 
 Svo. 1865 
 
 3045 Strutt ( J.) Complete View of the Dress and Habits of the People of 
 
 England, with Notes by J. E. Planche, 2 vol. coloured plates, 
 half morocco, uncut royal 4>to. 1842 
 
 3046 Strutt (J.) Eegal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of England, with 
 
 Notes by J. E. Plunche, coloured plates, 
 half morocco, uncut royal 4<to. 1842
 
 THIETEENTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 SIZES MIXED. 
 
 LOT 
 
 3047 Strype (J.) Life of Bp. J. Aylmer, portrait, 
 
 Horace Walpole's copy, panelled calf extra, y. e. by F. Bedford, Svo. 1701 
 
 3048 Strype. Another copy, portrait, russia, g. e. Svo. 1701 
 
 3049 Strype (J.) Life of Sir John Cheke, 
 
 THICK PAPEB, portrait, morocco extra, g. e. rare Svo. 1705 
 
 3050 Strype. Another copy on small paper, portrait, russia, g. e. Svo. 1705 
 
 3051 STETPE (J.) SUEVET OF THE CITIES OF LONDON AND WESTMINSTEB, 
 
 AND THE BOBOTJGH OF SOTTTHWABK, 2 Vol. 
 
 BEST EDITION, plans and plates, very fine copy in red morocco, super 
 extra, Harleian tooling, g. e. From Sir O. Price's library 
 
 folio. 1754-55 
 
 3052 Strzelecki (P. E. de) Physical Description of New South Wales and 
 
 Van Dieman's Land, plates, calf extra Svo. 1845 
 
 3053 STUABT (J.) AND N. EEVETT, ANTIQUITIES OF ATHENS, with Supple- 
 
 ment by C. E. Cockerell, W. Kinnard, T. L. Donaldson,W. Jenkins 
 and W. Eailton, 5 vol. portraits and plates, 
 
 vol. I to III old French red morocco, g. e. and vol. IV and V in red 
 russia to match 1762-1830 
 
 3054 Stuart (J.) Picturesque Tour through Europe, Asia and Africa, plates, 
 
 half bound small 4:to. 1793 
 
 3055 Stuart (E.) Caledonia Eomana, plates imperial Svo. Edinb. 1845 
 
 3056 STUKELET (W.) COMMON-PLACE BOOK, 
 
 AUTOGBAPH MANUSCEIPT of this celebrated Antiquary, with numer- 
 ous valuable original drawings, having 2 holograph letters of 
 R. Thoresby and F. Prideaux to J. Anstis added by Dr. Stukeley 
 
 folio. 1717-48 
 
 %* The drawings are very valuable to the Topographical Collector, and 
 embrace Euins of "Whitehall, Scite of Old Verolam and St. Albans, 
 Druidical Stones and other Eemains, Plan of Abury, " My House at 
 Barnhill, Stamford," Celtic Antiquities, various ancient Monuments 
 (several coloured) in Norfolk, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, &c. &c. 
 
 8057 Stukeley (W.) Itinerarium curiosum, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 russia extra, g. e. folio. 1776 
 
 3058 Sturt (J.) Orthodox Communicant, engraved throughout and adorned 
 
 with neat vignettes representing Scenes from the Life of Christ, 
 beautiful copy with rough leaves, splendidly bound in red morocco, 
 sides and back exquisitely ornamented with gold tooling, g. e. by 
 F. Bedford I2mo. n. d.
 
 225 
 
 3059 Suckling (Sir J.) Works, portrait, green morocco, g. e. 12tno. 1719 
 30GO Suetone traduit, avec des Notes par M. de La Harpe, 2 Tol. 
 
 THE DEDICATION COPT TO THE DlJC DE CHOISEUL, red morOCCO, ff. C. 
 
 by Derome. with the Choiseul arms in gold on sides, Svo. Paris, 1770 
 
 3061 Suffolk Garland (edited by Eev. J. Mitford), woodcuts, 
 
 half vellum crown Svo. Ipswich, 1818 
 
 30G2 Sugden (E. B.) on the Law of Sales, Purchases, &c. of Estates, Svo. 1821 
 
 3063 Sunday Eamble in London and Westminster, n. d. Thevenot (M.) 
 
 Art of Swimming, 40 cuts, 1764 Dissertation on Coals, .wants 
 title I2,mo. in one vol. 
 
 3064 Sunday Eamble describing Scenes at Mineral Wells, Coffee-Houses, 
 
 Places of Public Worship, Taverns, Ordinaries, Public Gardens, 
 Parks, Sunday Eouts, Bagnios, &c. of London and Environs, a 
 curious and very scarce work, inlaid and copiously illustrated with 
 rare engravings (by G. CruikshanJc, C. White, R. Godfrey, $"<?.), a 
 drawing of Islington Spa, and humorous cuttings from newspapers, 
 Sfc. half morocco, g. e.from G. Daniel's Collection, royal Svo. (1773) 
 
 3065 STJBBEY (EABL OF). Songs and Sonnets written by the right honorable 
 
 Lorde Henry Haward late Earle of Surrey and other, portrait 
 added, slightly cut in headline, 
 red morocco, g. e. rare, sold with all faults 
 
 small 4to. (or small 8vo.) Apud Hicardum Tottel, 1561 
 
 %* This is the third edition of the Earl of Surrey's Poems. A former 
 possessor probably wishing it to be considered THE FIEST EDITION (of 
 which only one copy is known) has cropped the small 4to. volume so 
 as to resemble a small Svo. and to avoid detection of course has 
 cancelled the leaf containing the imprint. According to Lowndes this 
 copy sold for 15. 
 
 3066 Surrey (H. Howard, Earl of) Sir T. Wyatt, uncertain Authors and 
 
 N. Grimould Songs and Sonnets (367 pages) with Dissertation on 
 English Poetry before the XVIth Century (p. cxxxvii to cclxxxvi) 
 and Notes on Surrey (72 pages), 
 
 G. F. Notfs copy, with his autograph signature and notes, half calf, 
 uncut, top edge gilt .. 
 
 V 
 
 This intended edition was nearly totally destroyed in Bensley's fire. 
 
 3067 Surrey (H. Howard Earl of) Poems, with Memoir, 2 portraits, 1831 
 
 Wyatt (Sir T.) Poetical Works with Memoir, 2 portraits, 1831, 
 olive morocco, g. e. by Hayday foolscap Svo. 2 vol. 
 
 3068 Sussex Dialect. Tom Cladpole's Journey to Lunnun, frontispiece 
 
 12mo, Lewes, n. d. 
 
 3069 Suys (F. T.) et L. P. Haudebourt, Palais Massimi a Eome, plates 
 
 royal folio. Paris, t. d. 
 
 3070 Swanscombe Ballade according the Edition of the late Thomas Ingoldsby, 
 
 2 copies, privately printed, I860 Occasional Epilogue to Love in 
 a Maze performed by the Vanbrugh Club written by A. Ashpitel, 
 1855, half red morocco, g. e. small 4to. in one vol. 
 
 3071 Swarbreck (S. D.) Sketches in Scotland, tinted lithographs, 
 
 half morocco royal folio. 1839 
 
 Q Q
 
 220 
 
 3072 SWETNAM (J.) ARRAIGNMENT OF LEWD, IDLE, FROWARD AND TTW- 
 
 CONSTANT WOMEN, woodcut, sm. 4/0. A. M.for Thomas Archer t I628 
 
 %* " A beautiful copy of the only copy known of this edition. An edition 
 not mentioned by Lowndes or Bonn." MS. note by Mr. Halliwell. 
 
 3073 Swift (Dean J.) Tale of a Tub and Battel of Books, plates, 
 
 J. H. Maryland's copy, with T. Swift's MS. notes (transcribed from 
 Mr. Hibberfs) pointing out the portions written by himself (see 
 Mr. Maryland's MS. note on fly-leaf) and a letter of J. Nichols 
 respecting it 8vo. 1710 
 
 %* This copy sold for 3. 15s. in Mr. Markland's sale. 
 
 3074 Swift (Dean J.) Gulliver's Travels, 2 vol. 
 
 FIRST EDITION, portrait and maps, calf 8vo. 1726 
 
 3075 Swift (Dean J.) Gulliver's Travels, 2 vol. plates, calf 8vo. 1726 
 
 3076 Swift (Dean J.) Tale of a Tub, portrait and plates, I2mo. C. Cooke, 1798 
 
 3077 Swift (J.) Poetical Works, with Life by Be?. J. Mitford, 3 vol. 2 ports. 
 
 olive morocco extra, g. e. by Hayday foolscap 8t>0. 1833-34 
 
 3078 STMON (styled by himself " The Wretched Anker of London Wall") 
 
 THE FEUYTE OF EEDEMPCTON, woodcuts, 
 fclacfe letter, fine copy, half morocco, small 4/0. Wynkyn de Worde, 1532 
 
 * # * Excessively rare, unknown to Lowndes, who mentions only an edition 
 with signatures A to E, dated 1530, which is probably imaginary. This 
 copy has signatures A to F. The only other editions known are those 
 of 1514 and 1517. 
 
 3079 Tacitus Annales and Germanie translated by E. Greenwey, 1640 
 
 Histories, &c. by Sir H. Savile, 1640 folio, in one vol. 
 
 3080 TALES. History of Sir Bevis of Southampton, Southampton, n. d. 
 
 History of Jack of Newbury, Newbury, n. d. The Duke out- 
 witted or Pranks of Carlo and his Father, n. d. Character of a 
 High-Church-Man, 1768 80. in one vol. 
 
 3081 Talfourd (Sir T. F.) Ion, a Tragedy. To which are added a few Sonnets, 
 
 autograph inscription of the author, blue morocco, g. e. 8vo. 1835 
 *#* Printed for private circulation only. 
 
 3082 [Tansillo (Luigi)] Stanze amorose sopra gli Horti delle Donne et in 
 
 Lode della Menta. La Caccia d'Amore del Bernia. Quarantadui 
 Stanze in materia d'Amore, woodcuts, 
 
 fine copy in citron morocco extrajoints, silk linings, g. e. by G. Hering 
 
 12i0. Venetia, 1574 
 
 * # * The first Poem in the volume is the well-known infamous Work " IL 
 VENDEMMIATOEE," issued under a new name as Tansillo's Verses were 
 strictly prohibited. Eiva's copy of this rare volume sold for 70 francs. 
 
 3083 Tansillo (Luigi) The Nurse, a Poem in Italian and English byW.Eoscoe, 
 
 half morocco, g. e. foolscap 8vo. Liverpool, 1800 
 
 3084 Tapia y Salzedo (Don G. de) Exercicios de la Gineta, plates of horse- 
 
 manship small oblong 4/0. Madrid, 1643 
 
 3085 Tarbe (M.) Manuel des Poids et Mesures, des Monnaies, du Calcul 
 
 decimal et de la Verification, plates, calf gilt, by Hollings 
 
 24wi0. Paris, 1846
 
 227 
 
 3086 Tardieu (A.) La Colouue de la Grande Armee d'Austerlitz, plates 
 
 kto. Paris, 1822 
 
 3087 Tarlton's Jests and News out of Purgatory, with Notes and Life by 
 
 J. O. Halliwell Svo. 1844 
 
 3088 Tarlton (E. Actor) Papers respecting Disputes which arose from 
 
 Incidents at his Death-Bed in 1588, edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 only 10 copies printed, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 16mo. 1866 
 
 308i) Tasso (T.) il GoSredo, plates, calf 24ano. Padova,17Q3 
 
 3090 Tasso (T.) Godfrey of Boulogne or Eecoverie of Jerusalem done into 
 
 English Heroicall Verse by E. Fairefax, portrait by W. Pass, 
 russia extra, g. e. by f. Bedford folio. 1624 
 
 3091 Tasso (T.) Jerusalem delivered, in English Spenserian Verse, with Life 
 
 of the Author, by J. H. Wiffen, 2 vol. portrait and woodcuts 
 
 foolscap Svo. 1830 
 
 3092 Tassoni (A.) La Secchia rapita, plates Svo. Modena, 1744 
 
 3093 Tatam (G. H.) The Buggy, in Ehyme post Svo. 1860 
 
 3094 Tattam (H.) Egyptian Grammar with Eudiments of an Egyptian 
 
 Dictionary, by T. Young, 1830 Young (T.) Discoveries in Hiero- 
 glyphical Literature, 1823, calf extra Svo. in one vol. 
 
 3095 Tattam (H.) Lexicon .ZEgyptiaco-Latinum, 
 
 tree-marbled calf extra, by Riviere Svo. Oxon. 1835 
 
 3096 TATJROMAQTJIA. A Collection of very rare Spanish Tracts on Bull- 
 
 Fights (by Moratin, Pepe Hillo, Gomez, Jovellanos, Eueda, F. 
 Montes, and G. Alenda), formed by the late E. Ford, Esq. who 
 has added at end his own Articles on the subject, written in 
 Quarterly Eeview and Gatherings from Spain, in 2 vol. coloured 
 plates, green morocco extra ] 2mo. Madrid, 1777-1846 
 
 3097 Tavern Anecdotes, plates, half calf foolscap Svo. 1825 
 
 3098 Tavernier (J. B.) Six Voyages en Turquie, en Perse et aux Indes avec 
 
 le Eecueil de plusieurs Eelations et Traitez singuliers et curieux 
 et avec la Eelation de 1'Interieur du Serrail, 3 vol. portrait and 
 plates, calf, g. e. IQmo. Utrecht, 1712 
 
 3099 TAYLOB THE WATER-POET (John) WORSES, with the rare frontis- 
 
 piece, containing portrait and woodcuts, last leaf mended, else fine 
 copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford small folio. 1630 
 
 3100 Taylor the "Water- Poet (John) Journey through Wales in 1852, edited 
 
 by J. O. Halliwell, 
 only 26 copies printed, half morocco, uncut small 4<to. 1859 
 
 3101 Taylor's Summary of the Eoman Law Svo. 1772 
 
 3102 Taylor (Capt. George) Sketches of the Eoads in Scotland, with Notes, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT, with sketches of the roads coloured, green morocco, g. e. 
 
 royal Svo. 1785 
 
 * # * This volume exhibits one of the most beautiful and elaborate specimens 
 of Drawing and Caligraphy ever seen. It was prepared by the author 
 as a present, and has never been published.
 
 228 
 
 3103 Taylor (Or. L.) and E. Cresy, Architectural Antiquities of Borne, 2 vol. 
 
 plates royal folio. 1821-22 
 
 3104 Taylor (G. L.) Auto-Biography of an Octogenarian Architect, 2 vol. 
 
 240 illustrations 4to. 1870-72 
 
 3105 Taylor (Bp. J.) Eule and Exercises of Holy Dying, FIRST EDITION, 
 
 frontispiece and engraved title, 1651 Holy Living, fourth edition, 
 engraved title, 1654 Golden Grove, portrait and engraved title, 
 1674 Opuscula^rstf edition, port. 1678, calf extra, 12mo. 4 vol. 
 
 3106 Taylor (J.) The Great Pyramid, plates crown 8vo. 1859 
 
 3107 Taylor (Janet) Planisphere of the Stars, 4ito. with Descriptions in 8vo. 
 
 1846 Diurnal Itegister for Barometer, &c. oblong 8vo. 1850 
 Epitome of Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, with Lunar 
 Tables, diagrams, presentation copy, with J. Taylor's autograph 
 letter, half calf gilt, royal 8vo. 1851 (4) 
 
 3108 Taylor ("W.) Historic Survey of German Poetry, interspersed with 
 
 various Translations, 3 vol. 8vo. Nonoich, 1830 
 
 3109 Tell-Tale (The) 6 Nos. in 1 vol. with 6 autograph letters of L. T. 
 
 Berguer added, scarce 8vo. Bath, 1810 
 
 3110 TEMPEST (P.) CRYES OF LONDON, 74 fine engravings of London 
 
 Characters, after M. Lauson's designs, and both titlepages (the 
 first slightly damaged in the lower margin), 
 green morocco extra, g. e. by C. Smith, VERY SCARCE folio. M. d. 
 
 3111 TEMPLE. A Vindication of the Proceedings of the Gentlemen of the 
 
 Inner Temple, tree-marbled calf extra, g. e. by Tuckett 
 
 IQmo. Camb. 1662 
 
 3112 TERENTII COMOIDIJE, 
 
 FINE MANUSCBIPT ON VELLUM, by an Italian Scribe, with initial 
 letters finely illuminated in gold and colours, blue morocco extra, 
 g. e. by G. Lewis 8vo. SJEC. xv 
 
 3113 Terence's Comedies in Latin and English, with Ordo and Notes by S. 
 
 Patrick, 2 vol. 8vo. ] 750 
 
 3114 Terry (E.) Voyage to East-India, portrait by Vaughan, but wanting 
 
 map, morocco, g. e. by J. Mackenzie IGmo. 1655 
 
 3115 TESTAMENTUM (NovuM) GBJECUM, engraved title, 
 
 A VERT BEAUTIFUL COPY OF A FAVOURITE POCKET EDITION, in 
 
 rich old red morocco, the sides and back covered with elaborate gold 
 tooling, g. e. J. Evelyn's copy, his cypher at the corners and on the 
 fiacJc ; his crest, an eagle with expanded wings, supporting a shield 
 of arms, forming centre ornament on sides, Evelyn has written on 
 the Jly-leaf " SUM EVELINI," with a motto in Greek characters 
 following, in blue morocco case 
 
 24<?no. Amsterdami, Apud. Guil. Blaeu, 1638 
 %* This copy sold for 22 in G. Daniel's sale. 
 
 3116 Testamentum Novum, Grasce, accurante G. W. Dakius, LARGE PAPER, 
 
 calf royal 8vo. 1808 
 
 3117 Testamentum Novum, Graece, blue morocco, g. e. 24;/w. Glasguce, 1817 
 
 Taciti Germania et Agricola, foolscap 8vo. Etonce, 1789 (2)
 
 229 
 
 3118 TESTAMENT (NouvEAu). Nouvelle Traduction tres-elegante, tres- 
 
 literale et tres-conforme a la Vulgaire da Pape Sixte V (par J. 
 
 Corbin), 2 vol. EXTREMELY BABE, if not UNIQUE (no other copy 
 
 leing known), 
 
 fine copy in old calf 16mo. Paris, cJicz Jean Guignard, 1661 
 
 %* This copy formerly belonged to Archdeacon Cotton (see his long auto- 
 graph note on fly-leaves of vol. I), and at his sale in 1868 sold for 
 33 10s. " The excessive rarity of this edition can only have arisen 
 from the most rigid suppression, and we need not be surprised, as no 
 doubt the utmost care was taken to destroy the entire impression, aa 
 soon as the attempted fraud of interpolating the MASS in the Sacred 
 Text itself was discovered, a trick which could only bring disgrace on 
 the Church of Eome, if it came to the knowledge of Heretics, for in 
 Acts xiii. 2, the translator, J. Corbin, has rendered the Greek into 
 ' Or eux celebrans au Seigneur le Sainct Sacrifice de la Messe, &c.' 
 Although the titlepage is dated 1661 the work was evidently printed 
 twenty years previously, as appears from the colophon on last page. 
 'Da V Imprimerie de Jean Henault deuant le petit NauarreM. DC. XLI* 
 thus showing that the publication was not allowed. Archdeacon Cotton 
 vainly sought for a second copy in the Libraries of the British Museum, 
 Bodleian, Dublin University, and other libraries, public and private. 
 Finding, after all his researches, that no person had seen or heard of 
 the edition, its very existence being denied, he could only come to the 
 conclusion that all traces of its publication had been suppressed with 
 the greatest care." 
 
 3119 TESTAMENT (NOUVEAU) TBADUIT DE LATIN EN FBANSOIS PAB LES 
 
 THEOLOGIENS DE LOUVATN, 2 vol. in 1, 
 Itlue morocco extra, g. e. 8vo. Bordeaux, 1686 
 
 The excessive rarity of this edition is well known to book collectors, 
 owing to its having been most rigidly suppressed, and its very existence 
 for a long time denied by the Jesuits. The learned Bishop Kidder 
 searched for several years before he could obtain a sight of a copy, so 
 as to enable him to point out the fraud perpetrated by silently 
 inserting MASS, PURGATORY, &c. into the Sacred Text, as the exact 
 translation from the Greek. On the appearance of Bishop Kidder'a 
 Tract in 1690, pointing out the various falsifications of the Sacred 
 Text, no doubt great exertions were made in France to arrest any 
 further circulation, and we are only indebted to the French refugees 
 for bringing to England and Ireland the few copies now in existence. 
 It is probably the rarest of all modern books, and Archdeacon Cotton, 
 who wrote a Memoir .of this Testament, after the most laborious re- 
 searches, could only trace the existence of eleven copies, eight of these 
 being locked up in public libraries. This copy was purchased by 
 Sir W. Tite at Bp. Daly's sale in 1858 for 62. 
 
 3120 Testamentum Novum in Hexametros Versus, translatum per Johannem 
 Brydges Episcopun Oxoniensem, autograph of " J. Hume Bp. of 
 Sarum, 1777," calf extra, g. e. small 8vo. 1604 
 
 3121 Testament (Nouveau) avec les Pseaumes mis en Eime Fran9oise par 
 
 C. Marot et T. de Beze, 2 vol. in 1, with music, 
 green morocco, g. m. e. by Niedree \2rno. Charenton, 1658 
 
 * 

 
 230 
 
 3122 Testament (Nouveau) en Latin et en Fra^ois de la Traduction de 
 
 M. de Marolles Abbe do Villeloin, vellum, rare, Svo. Pom, 1665 
 
 3123 Testament (New) in Chinese Svo. 
 
 8124 TESTAMENT (NOUVEAU) en Francoys, avec le Calendrier, 
 
 fclacfc letter, woodcuts, morocco, g. e. the old stamped sides preserved 
 small Svo. Anvers, par Martin lempereur, 1535 
 
 3125 Testament (Nief). New Testament in the French Basque Tongue 
 
 Svo. Ouera, 1820 
 
 3126 Testament Berriaren. New Testament in the Basque Language 
 
 Svo. Bayonan, 1828 
 
 3127 Testament (Njoe) en da Boekoe vo dem Psalm, in the Anglo-German 
 
 Negro dialect, calf gilt, rare ' Svo. Bautzen, 1846 
 
 3128 Testamento (Nuovo) in Lingua Italiana da G. Diodati, 
 
 morocco, g. e. 4Smo. 1846 
 
 3129 Testamento (Nuovo) in Lingua Toscana tradotto, 2 vol. in 1, woodcut* 
 
 by "Le Petit Bernard," calj* 16mo. Lyone, 1552 
 
 3130 Testament (Nouf ) tradiit in Eumansch d'Engadina Bassa, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. I2mo. Paris, 1836 
 
 3131 TESTAMENT (NEWE), dylygently corrected and compared with the 
 
 Greke by "Willy am Tindale, 
 
 blacfc letter, EXTREMELY BABE, but several leaves beautifully fac- 
 similed, sold therefore with all faults, morocco extra, blind tooled, 
 in the old style, g. e. IGmo. Antwerp, M. Emperowr, 1531 
 
 %* An imperfect copy of this edition sold for 116 in C. Anderson's sale. 
 
 3132 TESTAMENT (NEWE) yet once agayne corrected by Willyam Tindalo 
 
 (Lea Wilson, No. 10), 
 
 fclaefe letter, woodcuts (that of St. Paul with the stone blank), several 
 leaves mended in facsimile, sold therefore with all faults, morocco 
 super extra, joints, g. e. EXTREMELY BABE, see F. Fry's autograph 
 letter prefixed small 4<to. Prynted in the Tere 1536 
 
 *#* The rarest of the three editions printed in 1536, probably by Vorster- 
 man at Antwerp, as several of the woodcuts and capitals are the same 
 as used by him in his Flemish Bibles of 1528 and 1542. This copy 
 was purchased by Sir W. Tite from Mr. Fry, whose autograph receipt 
 for 100 is prefixed. 
 
 3133 TESTAMENT (New) both in Latin and English, translated and corrected 
 
 by Myles Couerdale, 
 
 black letter (Latin in Roman}, title, dedication and calendar in fac- 
 simile, sold therefore with all faults, morocco extra, g. e. by F, 
 Bedford Svo. Paris, F. Regnault, 1538 
 
 * # * Excessively rare. The edition was, according to Fox, printed at the 
 expense of Bishop Bonner, whilst English Ambassador in France. 
 Only a few copies had been distributed when the impression was 
 seized by the Inquisition and destroyed. Dunn Gardner's copy sold 
 for 82, Harman's for 79, and Offer's made up with facsimile for 41.
 
 V 
 
 3134 Testament (The Newe) in Englyshe (Tyndale's Version, edited by 
 
 Sir John Cheke) and in Latin of Erasmus Translaeion, 
 blflffe letter, with the Latin in Roman type (22 of Lea Wilson) fine 
 copy, quite complete, with exception of titlepage, which is an admi- 
 rable facsimile by Harris, old morocco, g. e. 
 
 small 4fo. Wyllyam Powell, 1549 
 
 At the end of the Testament follow " the Epistlea taken out of the 
 Olde Testamente, whiche are red in the Churche after the use of Salys- 
 bury upon certayne dayes of the yeare." A worse copy, also with 
 facsimile title, sold for 35 in Mr. Dunn Gardner's sale. 
 
 3135 TESTAMENT (NEWE) wyth the Notes and expositions of the darke 
 
 places therein (Tyndale's Version, Lea Wilson 30) 
 
 blacfe letter, woodcuts (including portrait of Edward VI, and of the 
 
 Devil with the wooden leg at Matth. xiii) title beautifully fac- 
 
 similed by J. Harris, sold therefore not subject to collation, 
 
 morocco super extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, sm. 4fo. R. Jugge, 1552 
 
 ** Very rare. Utterson's copy sold for 25, and Offor's (imperfect) for 22. 
 
 3136 TESTAMENT (NEWE) with moste profitable Annotations of all hard 
 
 Places, last leaf in MS. Rev. T. Williams' s copy, ruled, 
 old russia, g. e. rare, sold not subject to collation, 
 
 IQmo. Geneva, Conrad Badius, 1557 
 
 %* First English Testament divided into verses, and by mistake generally 
 called the first edition of the Genevan Version, which did not appear 
 before 1560. This translation was made entirely by W. Whittingham, 
 afterwards Dean of Durham, and differs considerably from that inserted 
 in their Bible by the Genevan Translators. This copy sold for 11 11s. 
 in the sale of Dr. Bliss, and the Duke of Sussex's, with last leaf litho- 
 graphed, sold for 10 10s. 
 
 3137 Testament (New) Tyndale's Version, woodcuts, 
 
 blacfe letter, title and dedication in facsimile, wanting all the pre- 
 liminary pages before the map of Palestine, and corner of P i 
 mended, else fine copy, bound in embroidered silk, lined with morocco, 
 covered ivith gold tooling in the Grolier style, gilt gaufre edges, 
 with gilt silver corners, in a stamped morocco cover, 
 
 IQmo. Richarde Jugge (1561) 
 
 *#* This edition is totally different from the two described by Mr. Lea 
 Wilson (33 and 34) and seems to have escaped Dr. Cotton, Lowndes, 
 and all other bibliographers. " The Gospell by Saint Matthaewe " 
 (sic in headline throughout) commences on & 1, and Eevelation ends 
 on recto of t 2, having on reverse the commencement of " ^j" The 
 Epistles of the olde Testament, &c." which conclude on reverse of 
 t 4. Next follows " Table to finde the Epistles and Gospels," fyc. 
 4 pages. The imprint fills the whole of the next page (reverse blank) 
 and as it differs from Lea "Wilson's description we give it entire: 
 
 Imprinted at London in \ Powles Churchyarde by Ei- | 
 charde lugge Printer to | the Queenes | Maiestie. | 
 
 all ottycr men to print, or cause to be | 
 ptCntet), tf)te, or anj otber ^Tegtament in | 
 
 Tf Cum priuilegio Regiffl Maiestatis. 
 
 This is followed by a woodcut of Jugge's Device. The Initial 
 Letter to the Epiatle to the Hebrews ia different from, the one with
 
 M. 0. and is evidently not of the same impression, as in every page 
 there are words not spelt alike. Gal. vi. i. in this copy reads, 
 " Brethren, if a man be prevented in any fault," whilst in the other it 
 is " yf& man be taken" which may serve as a sample of the variations. 
 
 3138 TESTAMENT (NEW) translated faithfully into English out of the 
 
 authentical Latin with Annotations in the English College of 
 Rhemes, 
 
 FIRST EDITION of the Rhemish Version for the Use of the Roman 
 Catholics, W. Cole's copy, with an Account of Q. Martin (the 
 Translator) and R. Bristow (the Annotator) in his autograph on 
 fly leaves, calf small 4to. Rhemes, John Fogny, 1582 
 
 %* Extremely rare, most of the copies having been rigidly suppressed and 
 destroyed on account of the virulence of the notes, which according to 
 Fulke " containe manifest impietie, treason and slander," and many of 
 which were totally omitted or much softened in all the subsequent 
 editions. Dunn Gardner's copy sold for 15. 
 
 3139 Testament (New) the Genevan Version, slightly cut in front margin, 
 
 sold therefore with all faults, 
 rare small 4<to. Geneva, John Crespin, 1568 
 
 3140 Testament (New) translated by the English College of Rhemes, with 
 
 Annotations, 2 vol. calf gilt 12mo. 1752 
 
 3141 Testament (New). A liberal Translation by E. Harwood, 2 vol. 
 
 800. 1768 
 
 3142 Testament (New) an improved Version (Unitarian) with Notes, 
 
 old morocco royal Svo. 1808 
 
 3143 Testament (New) translated by John "WyclifFe circa 1380, now first 
 
 printed from Lea Wilson's Manuscript, 
 
 blaefe letter, facsimile, half morocco, uncut, sm. 4>to. Chiswick, 1848 
 %* See also under Wycliffe. 
 
 3144 Testament (New) translated from Griesbach's Text by S. Sharpe, two 
 
 editions foolscap Svo. 1856-62 
 
 3145 TESTAMENT (NEW). The first printed in the English Language (1525 
 
 or 1526) translated from the Greek by William Tyndale, repro- 
 duced in Facsimile with an Introduction by Francis Fry, 
 LAEGE PAPER, fclatfe letter, with capitals illuminated in gold and 
 colours, having 2 autograph letters from Mr. Fry added, 
 
 royal Svo. Bristol, 1862 
 
 3146 Testament (New) in the Negro-English Language, suppressed, see W. 
 
 Falconer's letter prefixed Svo. 1829 
 
 3147 Thames Pollution Report, 1869 ; and 3 other Reports folio 
 
 3148 Theological Tracts, in 2 vol. see MS. Lists of the 22 Tracts in the 
 
 volumes prefixed, calf extra Svo. 1834-61 
 
 3149 Thiebault (J. T.) Application de la Perspective lineaire aux Arts du 
 
 Dessin, portrait and plates imperial ^to. Paris, 1827 
 
 3150 Thiers (J. B.) Histoire des Perruques, Horace Walpole's copy, 
 
 I2mo. ib. 1690
 
 233 
 
 3151 Thorn (R.) Chinese and English Vocabulary, printed on Chinese paper, 
 
 half caff gilt Svo. Canton, 1843 
 
 3152 Thomas a Kempia de Imitatione Christi. " Johia Gerson cancellarii 
 
 parisiensis : de coteptu mudi libri quatuor uno cum tractatu de 
 meditatione cordis felici numie finiut," 
 naif morocco, g. e. small Svo. Tenetiis, 1486 
 
 3153 THOMAS A KEMPIS DE IMITATIONE CHEISTI: ET S. BONAVENTUE.E 
 
 LIBEE AUEEUS DE VITA CHEISTI, Scripti per Franciscum Mont- 
 fordie de Weert, Lovanii, 1530-31 Devotissiraus Libellus de 
 Vita et Beneficiia Salvatoris Jesu Christi cum Meditationibus et 
 Gratiarum Actione, completus per me Franciscum de Weert, 1555 
 De Modo preliandi contra octo Vicia principalia Ars Moriendi 
 Carmen in Laudem gloriosaB Virginia Marias Carinina de vene- 
 rabili Sacramento, 
 
 MANUSCELPT, with name of Scribe and date, calf extra, g. e. in ih& 
 old style small to. SJEC. xvi (1530-55) 
 
 3154 Thomaa a Kempia de Imitatione Christi, fine large copy in morocco, 
 
 ff. e. by Lefebure 24<mo. Lugd. J. et D. Elzevir, s. a. 
 
 3155 Thomas a Kempis de 1'Imitation de Jesus-Christ. Traduction nouvelle 
 
 par le Sieur De Breiiil, plates, 
 fine copy, ruled, in old French red morocco, g. e. Svo. Paris, 1673 
 
 3156 Thomas von Kempen von der Nachfolge Cbristi aus dem Lateinischen 
 
 von D r - Guido Gorres, printed within elegant woodcut borders, 
 calf extra, old style Svo. St. Polten, 1839 
 
 3157 Thomas a Kempis de 1'Imitation de Jesus-Christ, avec des Reflexions 
 
 par 1'Abbe E. de Lamennais, frontispiece, 
 morocco extra 32mo. Tours, 1865 
 
 3158 Thomas (H.) Ancient Eemains, Antiquities and recent Improvements 
 
 of the City of London, 2 vol. woodcuts Svo. 1830 
 
 3159 THOMAS (Is.) HISTOET or FEINTING IN AMEEICA, 2 vol. facsimiles, 
 
 calf, VEEY EAEE Svo. Worcester (Massachusetts) 1810 
 
 *#* With autograph of Robert Southey, who has prefixed an original letter 
 (holograph) from Jared Sparks, stating that the work is a present from 
 the author. This copy sold for Q in Corser's sale. 
 
 3160 Thomas (~W.) Historye of Italye, 
 
 fclacfe letter, red morocco extra, ff. e. scarce small 4<to. T. Marshe 
 
 3161 Thorns ("W. J .) Collection of early Prose Romances, 3 vol. Mr. Hyton's 
 
 copy, morocco super extra, g. e. crown Svo. W. Pickering, 1828 
 
 3162 Thorns ("W. J.) Hannah Lightfoot ; Queen Charlotte and the Chevalier 
 
 d'Eon ; Dr. Wilmot's Polish Princess Svo. 1867 
 
 3163 Thomson (J,) De Courci and other Poems, 
 
 ILI/USTBATED with numerous portraits (chiefly PEOOFS) calf extra, 
 
 Svo. 1817 
 
 3164 Thomson (J.) Poetical Works, with Memoir, 2 vol. two portraits, 
 
 green morocco extra, ff. e. by Hayday foolscap Svo. 1830 
 
 3165 THOMSON (R.) CHEONICLES OF LONDON BEIDGE, 
 
 AUTOGEAPH MANUSCEIPT, with drawings, half morocco, 
 
 small 4sto. S&c. xix (1824) 
 
 RH
 
 234 
 
 3166 Thomson (R.) Chronicles of London Bridge, 
 
 i. A HOE PAPEB, india proof woodcuts, presentation copy, green morocco 
 extra, g. e. Svo. 1827 
 
 3167 Thomson (R.) Tales of an Antiquary, 3 vol. autograph letter of the 
 
 author added, morocco extra, uncut, top edges gilt, crown Svo. 1828 
 
 3168 Thomson (R.) Historical Notes for the Collation of illuminated Manu- 
 
 scripts, with the autograph dedication copy to Sir W. Tite, whose 
 fine collection of MSS. is described in this volume, roy. Svo. 1858 
 %* Only 13 copies were printed for private distribution. 
 
 3169 Thomson. The same, 3 copies royal Svo. 1858 
 
 3170 Thomson. The same, 4 copies royal Svo. 1858 
 
 3172 Thornton (R. J.) Philosophy of Medicine, 5 vol. portraits and plates, 
 
 (several coloured) calf Svo. 1799-1800 
 
 3173 Thucydides, translated by Dean W. Smith, 2 vol. portrait and maps, 
 
 calf extra Svo. 1812 
 
 3174 Tindal (B.) Christianity as Old as the Creation Svo. 1732 
 
 3175 Tinker of Turvey, or Canterbury Tales ; an early collection of English 
 
 novels edited by J. 0. Halliwell, only 26 copies printed, 
 half morocco, uncut 4fo. 1859 
 
 3176 Tiraboschi (G.) Storia della Letteratura Italiana, 9 vol. in 15, uncut 
 
 Svo. Firenze, 1805-13 
 
 3177 Tite (Sir W.) Descriptive Catalogue of Antiquities found in the 
 
 Excavations of the New Royal Exchange, 1848 Notes on the 
 Budrum Marbles, 1858 Lecture on Illuminated Manuscripts, 
 1857 Account of an Autograph Sonnet of John Milton, in a 
 copy of J. Rosse's Mel Heliconium, 1859 Address to the Royal 
 Institute of British Architects, 1859 Addresses to Society of 
 Antiquaries on early printed Books and illuminated Manuscripts, 
 1862, all privately printed 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt Svo. in 1 vol. 
 
 3178 Tite (Sir W.) Descriptive Catalogue of Antiquities found in the Exca- 
 
 vations at the New Royal Exchange, with autograph letters of J. 
 Murgatroyd and A. Way added, privately printed, 
 calf extra, g. e. Svo. 1848 
 
 3179 Tite. Another copy, cloth Svo. 1848 
 
 3180 Tite. Another copy. R. Thomson's, with Manuscript additions 
 
 Svo. 1848 
 
 3181 Tite (Sir W.) Two Lectures on Illuminated Manuscripts, privately 
 
 printed royal Svo. 1S57 
 
 %* These Lectures were prepared by R. Thomson from the suggestions 
 and scheme of Sir W. Tite. 
 
 3182 Tite (Sir W.) Notes on the Budrum Marbles, 1858 Addresses to 
 
 Royal Institute of British Architects, 1859 and 1862 Account 
 of a MS. Hebrew Roll containing the Pentateuch, 1863 on the 
 Paris Street Improvements, and their Cost, 2 copies, 1864 on 
 Death-Rates of Paris and London, 1864 * Svo. (7) 
 
 %* All privately printed for presents only.
 
 235 
 
 3183 Tite (Sir W.) Account of an Original Autograph Sonnet by John 
 
 Milton, contained in Eosse's Mel Heliconium, facsimiles, with 
 autograph Letter from J. Barrett added royal 8vo. 1859 
 
 %* Printed for private distribution only. 
 
 3184 Tite (Sir W.) and E. Thomson, Bibliographical Account of Cranraer's 
 
 Catechism, facsimiles of woodcuts, only 75 copies printed, 1862 
 Philological Curiosities from Cranmer's Catechism (by E. Thom- 
 son) only 12 copies printed, 1862 small 4sto. (2) 
 
 3185 Tite (Sir "W.) Opening Address as President of the Eoyal Institute of 
 
 British Architects, 11 copies, 1862 Address, 11 copies, 1869 
 
 4*0. (22) 
 
 3186 Tite (Sir W.) Addresses to Society of Antiquaries at the Exhibitions 
 
 of Early Printed Books and Illuminated Manuscripts, with 
 various autograph Letters added at end 
 
 half morocco, uncut, tog edge gilt royal 8vo. 1862 
 
 *#* Printed for presents only. 
 
 The same, 3 copies royal Svo. .1862 
 
 The same, 3 copies, half morocco, uncut royal Svo. 1862 
 
 The same, 5 copies Svo. 1862 
 
 The same, 6 copies Svo. 1862 
 
 The same, 6 copies Svo. 1862 
 
 The same, 8 copies Svo. 1862 
 
 Tite (Sir W.) on the Paris Street Improvements and their Cost, 
 3 copies Uo. 1863 
 
 3194 Tite (Sir W.) Letters selected from his Collection of Autographs, with 
 
 6 holograph letters of J. Bruce and 1 from H. Almack added, 
 1864 Six Letters communicated to the Camden Society by the 
 Marquis of Bristol, 1864 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt small 4to. in 1 vol. 
 
 3195 Tite (Sir W.) Letters selected from his Collection of Autographs 
 
 small 4fo. 1864 
 
 3196 Tite (Sir W.) Notes on the Discoveries of Eoman Eemaius in London, 
 
 plate, 6 copies 4>to. 1865 
 
 3197 Tite (Sir W.) on Discoveries of Eemaius of the Eoman "Wall of 
 
 London, coloured plates, 6 copies 4>to. 1867 
 
 3198 Tite (Sir "W.) Notes on Eoman Architectural Eemaius discovered in 
 
 Chester in 1863, plates, 6 copies 4ito. 1867 
 
 3199 Titi (F.) Descrizione delle Pitture, Sculture e Architetture esposte al 
 
 Publico in Eoma, vellum small Svo. Roma, 1763 
 
 3200 Toldervy (W.) Select Epitaphs, 2 vol. in I, front, calf, 12mo. 1755 
 
 3201 Tom Thumb the Little, a Metrical History, edited by J. O. Halliwell, 
 
 OT? ly 30 copies printed, half morocco, uncut IGmo. 1860 
 
 3202 Tooke (J. Home) Epea Pteroenta, or Diversions of Purley, 2 vol. 
 
 plates, portrait added, uncut 4fo. 1798-1815
 
 236 
 
 8203 Tooke (W.) View of the Russian Empire during the Eeign of Cathe- 
 rine II, 3 vol. map, calf gilt 8vo. 1800 
 
 3204 TOTANES (S. de) MANUAL TAGALOO Y CASTELLANO,^rwfcrf on paper 
 
 manufactured from silk, rare 
 
 small 4sto. Imprcsso en el Convento de N, S. de Loreto en el Pueblo 
 
 de Samaloc, 1745 
 * # * One of the rarest of the books printed in the Phillipine Islands. 
 
 3205 Touch-Stone for Gold and Silver Wares, frontispiece 16mo. 1679 
 
 3206 Toussaint (C. J.) Memento des Architectes et Ingenieurs, tome II, 
 
 part I. and II, (Code de la Propricte) 2 vol. 
 half calf gilt 8vo. Paris, 1833 
 
 3207 Townley ( J.) Illustrations of Biblical Literature, 3 vol. plates, 
 
 ealf extra 8vo. 1821 
 
 3208 Townsend (G. F.) Churchmen's Tear, 2 vol. 8vo. 1842 
 
 3209 Tracts on the New Law Courts, in 1 vol. 
 
 half calf gilt royal 8vo. 1842-69 
 
 3210 Tracts, Miscellaneous. Tracts and Opinions to show the Lawfulness 
 
 of Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister, 1860 Birch (E. M.) 
 on Isaiah LILT, Brighton, 1861 ; and 13 other Tracts in the vol. 
 see MS. list prefixed, half calf gilt 8vo. 
 
 3211 Tradescant (John) Musaeum Tradescantianum : or a Collection of 
 
 Karities preserved at South Lambeth, with 2 rare portraits by 
 Hollar, and plate of arms, with plate of Monument and copies of 
 the portraits added, morocco, g. e. 1656 
 
 3212 Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers, vol. I, plates 
 
 4to. 1836 
 
 3213 Transactions of the Loggerville Literary Society, woodcuts 8vo. 1867 
 
 3214 Transactions of the National Association for the Promotion of Social 
 
 Society, Plymouth and Devonport Meeting, 1872, edited by E. 
 Pears 8vo. 1873 
 
 3215 Travels of foure English Men and a Preacher into Africa, Asia, Troy, 
 
 Bythinia, and to the Blacke Sea, and into Syria, Cilicia, &c. 
 blacfe \tliw, fine copy in calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, sm. 4to. 1612 
 * # * Scarce. Hanrott's copy sold for 2 14s. 
 
 3216 Travels of foure English Men and a Preacher (W. Biddulph, J. Kirbie, 
 
 E. Abbot, J. Elkin, and J. Tyon) into Africa, Asia, Troy, Bythinia, 
 Thracia, and to the Blacke Sea, &c. (edited by T. Lavender), 
 black letter, cut in headline, sold therefore with all faults, morocco 
 extra, g. e. small 4to. 1612 
 
 3217 TBEASUBE or GLADNESSE. This Booke is called the Treasure of 
 
 Gladnesse, and seemeth by the Copie, being a very little Manuell, 
 and written in velam, to be made above CC y cares at the leaste, 
 blacfe letter, fine copy in russia, g. e. 
 
 32mo. First Imprinted Anno 1563, and newly Imprinted 1577 
 * # * Excessively rare. Lowudes mentions neither the edition of 1563 nor 
 this of 1577, but only those of 1572 and 1581, and of the latter copies 
 as selling for 5 12s. 6d. in Maskell's sale, and for 6 in Bright's,
 
 237 
 
 3218 Treaty se of a Galaunt with the Mary age of the fayre Pusell the Bosse 
 
 of Byllynsgate unto the London Stone (in Verse). Keprinted 
 from the unique edition of "Wynkyn de "Worde by J. O. Halli- 
 well, only 30 copies printed, half morocco, uncut IQmo. 1860 
 
 3219 Tredgold (T.) on the Strength of Cast Iron and other Metals, plates 
 
 8vo. 1824 
 
 3220 Tredgold (T.) on the Steam Engine, plates, calf gilt Uo. 1827 
 
 3221 Tredgold (T.) on "Warming and Ventilating Public Buildings, with 
 
 Appendix by T. Bramah, plates Svo. 1836 
 
 * # * Presentation Copy from T. Bramah, with his autograph inscription. 
 
 3222 Trench (Gen. Sir F.) Collection of Papers relating to the Thames 
 
 Quay and Eoyal Palaces, with Hints for further Improvements in 
 the Metropolis, 2 vol. plates, with author's autograph inscription 
 
 4to. 1827-52 
 
 Trench (Archbp. E. C.) Select Glossary foolscap Svo. 1859 
 
 Trials for Murder, Treason, Eape, Sodomy, Highway-Bobbery, Forgery, 
 &c. 3 vol. scarce I2mo. n. d. 
 
 3225 Tryal of the 29 Eegicides the Murtherers of Charles I, port. Svo. 1713 
 
 3226 Tryals of the most notorious Malefactors at the Old Baily, 4 vol. 
 
 half morocco 12mo. 1721 
 
 3227 Trial of Lord Cochrane and others for a Conspiracy, 
 
 LAEGE PAPEE, half calf gilt royal Svo. 1814 
 
 3228 Trial of Eev. E. Irving, frontispiece by B. CruiJcshanlc, 1825 Trial of 
 
 Eev. A. Fletcher, coloured frontispiece, 1825 Svo. in one vol. 
 
 3229 Trimen (A.) Medieval Mouldings, plates crown Svo. JBrackley y 1857 
 
 3230 TEIOMPHE DE LA MOET, et Eecueil de Gravures d'apres des plus Beaux 
 
 Ouvrages de Jean Holbein, pub. de Mechel, 4 parts in 1, 
 LAEGE PAPEE, beautifully engraved proof plates, green morocco extra, 
 richly gilt borders, g. e. Dawson Turner's copy, royal 4<to. Basle, 1780 
 
 3231 Tri theme (Abbe J.) Polygraphie et universelle Escriture Cabalis- 
 
 tique traduicte par G. de Collange, 
 
 LAEGE PAPEE, woodcut portrait of Collange and Volvelles, title mended, 
 calf extra, g. e. by Zcehnsdorf 4<to. Paris, 1561 
 
 3232 Trusler (J.) Chronology, calf, 1777 Euclidis Elementa, plates, 1666 
 
 Geographical Dictionary, maps, 1795 24/no. (3) 
 
 3233 Trusler (J.) London Adviser and Guide, and Country Lawyer, 2 vol. 
 
 in 1, calf I2mo. 1586 (for 1786) 
 
 3234 Trusler (J.) Proverbs exemplified, 1790 Proverbs in Verse, n. d. 
 
 woodcuts by T. and J. BewicJc, russia, g. e. 12mo. 2 vol. 
 
 3235 Turbervile (G.) Noble Art of Venerie or Hunting, 
 
 fclacfc Utter, woodcuts, ILLTJSTEATED with engravings of Hunting, by 
 Hollar, Barlow, Howitt, fyc. first leaf of dedication supplied in 
 Manuscript, sold therefore with all faults, morocco extra, g. e. by 
 G. Lewis small 4tto. T. Purfoot, 1611 
 
 3236 Turkish Proverbs translated into English, calf extra, 12mo. Venice, 1844
 
 238 
 
 3237 Turnbull (\V.) on Cast Iron Beams 8vo. 1833 
 
 3238 Turner (Dawson) Tour in Normandy, 2 vol. numerous engravings, with 
 
 private portrait and autograph letter of the author added, 
 calf extra royal 8vo. 1820 
 
 3239 Turner and Girtin's Elvers of England, 18 plates with letter-press, 
 
 PEOOFS ON INDIA PAPER folio. 1827 
 
 3240 Turner (Sharon) History of the Anglo-Saxons, 3 vol. 
 
 calf extra Svo. 1823 
 
 3241 Turner (T. H.) Account of Domestic Architecture in England from the 
 
 Conquest to the End of the XII Ith Century, numerous illustra- 
 tions Svo. Oxford, 1851 
 
 3242 Tusser (T.) Five hundreth pointes of good Husbandrie (in Verse), 
 
 folacfc letter, autograph of" Thomas Eichardsonus me Jure tenet p'rm 
 12 d ," title inlaid and border mended with a pen, sold therefore not 
 subject to collation, green morocco small 4>to. Henrie Denham, 1586 
 
 3243 Tusser (T.) "Will and Metrical Autobiography, privately printed by C. 
 
 Clark small kto. Great Totham, 1846 
 
 3244 Tylor (E. B.) Anahuac, or Mexico and the Mexicans, map and plates 
 
 Svo. 1861 
 
 3245 Tyndale alias Hychins (William) Obedience of a Christen Man, 
 
 fclacfe letter, large copy in olive morocco 
 sm. Svo. At Marlborow in the lade of Hesse by me Sans luff, M.CCCCC.XXYIII 
 
 3246 TYNDALE alias Hychins (Wyllyam) OBEDIENCE or A CIIBISTEN MAN, 
 
 folacfe letter, fine copy in morocco extra, covered with Hind tooling in 
 the old style, g. e. by W. Pratt, EAEE 
 
 IGmo. At Marlborow in the lande of Hesse, 1535 
 
 3247 Tyndale (W.) The Parable of the "Wicked Mammon. Compiled in the 
 
 yere of our Lorde. M.D.XXXYI. W. T. extremely rare, 
 blatfe letter, good copy in morocco Itimo. W. Copland, 1549 
 
 *** " Tyndale's Parable was the favourite book of Anne Boleyn, and is said 
 to have been the means of inducing the king to listen favourably to the 
 tenets of the reformers." In the Address to the Eeader, the character 
 of William Eoy, author of " Eead me, and be not wroth," a satire on 
 Wolsey, is described. 
 
 3248 Tyranny no Magistracy, half morocco small 4to. 1687 
 
 3219 Tyrrell (J.) Suggestions on the Laws of Eeal Property, privately 
 printed Svo. 1829 
 
 3250 TTTHES. Address to Owners and Occupiers of Property in the City 
 
 of London, 1817 Argument upon Dr. Owen's Application for a 
 Warrant 8 Feb. 1823, under the Statute of 37 Henry VIII, 1823 
 Tyrwhitt (E. P.) Argument, 1823-Eolph (T.) Address, 1823, 
 half calf gilt Svo. in one vol. 
 
 3251 [Udall (E.)] Noli me tangere is a thinge to be thought on (against 
 
 Sacrilege), 
 
 EDITION (Pipages, with the errata on the reverse of the lasf), 
 with two titles, one engraved by W. Marshall, and the other a wood- 
 cut, calf extra, g. e, small 4/0. no Printer's name, 1642
 
 239 
 
 3252 TJdall (N.) Flowres for Latine Speaking selected out of Terence, 
 
 fclacfe (ctter, title mended and slightly cut in headline, red morocco, 
 g. e. IGmo. T. Marshe, 1568 
 
 3253 Udal (Nicolas) Ealph Eoyster Doyster, a Comedy (1566), 
 
 THIRTY COPIES ONLY FEINTED, at the expense of the Itev. Mr. Briggs, 
 from the unique copy at Eton College, half calf royal Svo. 1818 
 
 3254 Udall (W.) Historie of the Life and Death of Mary Stuart Queene of 
 
 Scotland, portrait and frontispiece by W. Marshall, 
 panelled calf extra, g. e. I2mo. 1636 
 
 3255 TJdall. Another copy, calf extra, g. e. by Fixon I2mo. 1636 
 
 3256 Ullathorne (Bp.) on the Immaculate Conception, 
 
 morocco extra, giltgaufre edges foolscap Svo. 1855 
 
 3257 Unedited Antiquities of Attica, by the Dillettanti Society, plates 
 
 royal folio. 1817 
 
 3258 Union, or Select Scotch and English Poems, 
 
 calf foolscap Svo. Edinb. 1753 
 
 3259 Upcott (W.) Original Letters,- Manuscripts and State Papers, fac- 
 
 similes, with W. Upcott's autograph inscription 4ito. 1836 
 
 * # * Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 3260 Upcott (W.) Sale Catalogues of his Library, Manuscripts, Prints, 
 
 Pictures and Curiosities, 3 parts in 1, MS. prices and names, 
 half calf, top edge gilt Svo. 1846 
 
 3261 Upham (E.) Sacred and Historical Books of Ceylon (Mahavansi, Eaja- 
 
 Eatnacari and Eaja-vali), translated from the Singhalese, 3 vol. 
 
 Svo. 1833 
 
 3262 Utterson (E. Y.) Select Pieces of early Popular Poetry, 2 vol. woodcuts, 
 
 half red morocco, uncut, top edges gilt crown Svo. 1817 
 
 3263 Vaenius (Otto) Amorum Emblemata : Emblemes of Love, with Verses 
 
 in Latin, English and Italian, plates of emblems, 
 calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford oblong 4<to. Antverpice, 1608 
 
 3264 Vagabondo (II) a terminal Miscellany, 7 Nos. with the suppressed No. 2, 
 
 (never published, of which, only 2 or 3 copies escaped destruction), 
 with various Pieces connected with the Publication, in one vol. 
 calf gilt Svo. Oxford, 1816 
 
 * # * Archdeacon Cotton's copy, with the following note in his autograph: 
 " This copy contains (I think) every thing which was published on the 
 subject. H. C." 
 
 3265 VALENTIN ET ORSON. L'Histoire des deux nobles & vaillans Cheva- 
 
 liers, Valentin & Orson, Enfans de PEmpereur de Grece, & neveux 
 du tres-Chrestien Eoy de France, Pepin, woodcuts, slightly cut in 
 headline, 
 
 VERY RARE, beautifully bound in morocco, g. e.; from Mr. Utterson's 
 Library small ^to. Rouen, chez Pierre Mulot, sans date 
 
 %* This copy sold for 14. 5s. in Mr. Corser's sale. 
 
 3266 Valentine and Orson (Eomance of Chivalry in Prose), woodcuts, 
 
 calf extra, small 4tto. E. M.for E. Tracy on London Bridge, 1712
 
 240 
 
 3267 Valery (M.) Curiosits et Anecdotes Italiennes, 
 
 half calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt Svo. Paris, 1842 
 
 3268 Valpy (E.) Greek Grammar, 1826 Gospel of St. John in Greek, 
 
 with interlineal Translation by J. Hamilton, Edinburgh, 1826, 
 calf extra 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 3269 Vanbrugh (Sir J.) Provok'd Wife, a Comedy, 
 
 old richly gilt red morocco, g. e. 4ito. 1709 
 
 3270 Vanbrugh (Sir J.) Plays, 2 vol. calf 12mo. 1730 
 
 3271 VAN DYCK (A.) ICONES PBINCIPUM, Virorum doctorum, Pictorum, 
 
 Chalcographorum, Statuariorum nee non Amatorum Pictorias 
 Artis Numero centum et \\ginti qaatuor, 12S fine portraits (having 
 4 additional), red morocco extra, broad borders of gold, g. e, by 
 J. Mackenzie folio. Antverpi(s, If. et C. Verdussen, s. a. 
 
 3272 Van Dyck (A.) Iconographie ou Vies des Hommes illustres du XVII* 
 
 Siecle, 2 vol. in 1, fine portraits after VAN DYCK, 
 calf Jolio. Amst. 1759 
 
 3273 Van Eys (W. J.) Grammaire de la Langue Basque 8vo. ib. 1867 
 
 3274 Van Mander (K.) Leven der Nederlandsche Schilders, 2 vol. portraits 
 
 Svo. Amst. 1764 
 
 3275 Vansleb (F.) Present State of Egypt, 2 copies (one having a portion of 
 
 title torn off) small Svo. 1678 
 
 3276 Varley (J.) on Zodiacal Physiognomy, plates, with author's autograph 
 
 inscription, calf extra, g. e. royal Svo. 1828
 
 241 
 
 FOTTBTEENTH DAY'S SALE, 
 
 SIZES MIXED. 
 
 LOT 
 
 3277 Vasari (G-.) Vite de piu eccelenti Arcbitetti, Pittori et Scultori Italian!, 
 
 3 parts in 2 vol. FIEST EDITION, fine copy in vellum, very scarce 
 
 small 4to. Firenze, L. Torrentino, 1550 
 
 3278 Vasari (G.) Vite de' piu eccelenti Pittori, Scultori et Architetti, 3 vol. 
 
 woodcut portraits 4to. Bologna, 1647 
 
 3279 Vasari (G-.) Vite de' piu eccelenti Pittori, Scultori e Arcbitetti con 
 
 Note da G. Bottari, 3 vol. portraits, fine copy in red morocco extra, 
 g. e. in the style of Padeloup 4to. Roma, 1759 
 
 3280 Vasari (G.) Lives of tbe most eminent Painters, Sculptors, and Archi- 
 
 tects, with Notes, translated by Mrs. J. Foster, 5 vol. portrait, 
 calf extra, g. e. foolscap 8vo. 1850-52 
 
 3281 Vaux (W. S. W.) Nineveh and Persepolis, woodcuts, 1850 Handbook 
 
 to tbe Antiquities in tbe British Museum, numerous illustrations, 
 1851 crown 8vo. (2) 
 
 3282 VECELLIO (C.) DE GLI HABITI ANTICHI ET MODERNI, plates of costume 
 
 from designs by Titian, fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by 
 Bauzonnet-Trautz 8vo. Venetia, 1590 
 
 3283 VENEZIA. Le Fabbriche piu cospicue misurate, illustrate ed intagliate 
 
 dai Membri della Veneta Keale Accademia di Belle Arte, 2 vol. 
 numerous engravings, 
 red morocco super extra, by J. Mackenzie, imp. fol. Venezia, 1815-20 
 
 3284 Venner (T.) Via recta ad Vitam longam, witb big Treatises on the Baths 
 
 of Bathe and on Tobacco, wormed small 4<to. 1G37 
 
 3285 Venner. Via recta, the same edition with merely a new titlepage 
 
 small 4fo. 1G38 
 
 328G Venner (T.) Baths of Bathe (Portion of tbe Via recta) small 4to. 1GGO 
 
 3287 Verdizotti (G. M.) Cento Favole bellissime, woodculs from designs said 
 
 to beby TITIAN, SIB JOSUUA EEYNOLDS' COPY, ivith his autograph 
 and monogram on titlepage, and having his portrait prefixed, in the 
 old calf binding, in a new blue morocco case 8vo. Venetia, 1GG1 
 
 3288 Vergilii (Polydori) Anglica Historia, 2 vol. slightly wormed, 
 
 russia, g. e. I6mo. Gandavi, 155G-57 
 
 3289 Vere (Sir F.) Commentaries, 3 portraits, monument and plates, 
 
 old gilt calf folio. Camb. 1G57 
 
 3290 Verri (A.) Notti Eomane, 2 vol. half calf gilt 12mo. Parigi, 1824 
 
 3291 VERSAILLES. Souvenir d'une Promenade a Versailles, plates of interiors, 
 
 half morocco, g. e. royal folio. (Paris, 1843) 
 
 II
 
 242 
 
 3292 Verstegan (R.) Restitution of decayed Intelligence in Antiquities, "" 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. by C. Lewis small 4(o. Antwerp, 1605 
 
 3293 Verstegan (E.) Theatre des Cruautez des Heretiques denostre Temps, 
 
 fine plates (including Cruelties towards Papists by Henry VIII 
 and Q. Elizabeth, with a view of the Decapitation of Mary Queen 
 of Scots), rare, Anvcrs, 1607 Bcerneri (J.) Delineatio bistorica 
 1'ratrum Minorum a Geusiis in Odium Fidei crudeliter occisorum, 
 plates, ib. 1635, purple morocco, g. e. icith arms of Rev. T. Williams 
 in gold on sides small 4to. in 1 vol. 
 
 3294 Vert (C. de) Explication des Ceremonies de 1'Eglise, 4 vol. portrait 
 
 and plates Svo. Paris, 1720-10-13-13 
 
 3295 Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation, numerous engravings 
 
 on wood Svo. 1853 
 
 3296 Vestiges. Another copy, woodcuts Svo. 1853 
 
 3297 VENICE. The Ducale of the Doge Andreas Gritti creating Marc 
 
 Antonio Cornaro Podesta of Verona, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, with the official signatures, the first page 
 beautifully illuminated in gold and colours by TITIAN, Venetian 
 morocco, g. e. small 4to. Venetiis, 1534 
 
 3298 Viaud (P.) Shipwreck and Adventures, frontispiece Svo. 1771 
 
 3299 VICARS (J.) ENGLANDS WORTHIES (1642-47), 
 
 ORIGINAL EDITION, quite complete, with all the 19 rare portraits by 
 
 HOLLAR, Sfc. (Lowndes only mentions 18), red velvet, silk linings. 
 
 g. e. IQmo. 1647 
 
 %* One of the rarest of works respecting the Civil Wars. Hollis's copy 
 
 sold for 21. 
 
 3300 Vicat (L. J.) on Mortars and Cements, plates, with printed papers and 
 
 autograph letter from T. L. Donaldson added Svo. 1837 
 
 3301 Vie des trois Maries, calf post Svo. Lille, s. d. 
 
 3302 VIES DES PHILOSOPHES, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, jtfraeZy written in a bold hand, with capitals 
 richly illuminated in gold and colours, ORNAMENTED ivith 20 
 BEAUTIFUL MINIATURES ofthe Philosophers painted in vivid colours 
 and heightened with gold in the best style of French Art of the 
 period, calf, g. e. the sides of the old stamped binding preserved 
 
 small 4/o. S.EC. xv 
 
 3303 Vignoles (C.) on the Shadow-Path thrown by the total Eclipse of the 
 
 Sun 18 July, 1860, across the North-Eastern Part of Spain, map 
 
 imperial Svo. 1860 
 
 3304 Vignoles (C. B.) Address on his Election as President of the Institu- 
 
 tion of Civil Engineers, privately printed, cloth, g. e. royal Svo. 1870 
 
 3305 Villemain (M.) Etudes de Litterature et Discours et Melanges litte- 
 
 raires, 2 vol. halfrussia extra I2mo. Paris, 1846 
 
 3306 Viret (P.) Cauteles, Canons and Ceremonies of the moat blasphemous, 
 
 abhominable, and monstrous Popish Masse, translated by T. 
 Stocker, a few leaves slightly cut in headline, 
 calf small Svo. T. Vautrollier, 1584
 
 243 
 
 3307 Virgile (Polidore) Notable "Werke containing the deuisers and fyrsio 
 
 fyneders oute aswell of Antyquities, Artes, Ministeries, Eeactes 
 and ciuill ordinaunces, as of the Eites and Ceremonies common] yo 
 used in the churches, abridged by T. Langley, 
 black letter, old English red morocco, IQmo. Ikon Tisdale,n. d. (1570) 
 
 3308 Virgile. Another copy, folacfe letter, calf IQmo. id. n. d. 
 
 3309 Yirgils Thirteene Bookea of ^Eneidos (the last by M. Vegius), in 
 
 English Verse by T. Phaer and T. Twyne, 
 tlacfe letter, green morocco extra, by C. Smith, sm, 4<to. T. Creede, 1596 
 
 3310 Virgil's ^Ineia in Scottish Verse by Gr. Douglas Bishop of Dunkeld, 
 
 with Glossary and Life folio. Edinb. 1710 
 
 3311 Virgil translated by J. Dryden, 3 vol. calf, 24<mo. Glasgow, Foulis, 17G9 
 
 3312 Virgil's Eclogues in English Verse by H. D. Skrine, presentation copy, 
 
 with autograph letter from the translator, crown 8vo. Bath, 1808 
 
 * # * Printed for private distribution only. 
 
 3313 VIBGILIUS. La Vie: les ditz, et merveilles de Vergille. Quilfistluy 
 
 estant en Eomme. Nouuellementimprimee, 
 
 folacfe letter, woodcut on titlepage, red morocco extra, g. e, ly Bauzon- 
 net, a charming specimen of his binding a la Rose 
 
 square 16mo. Lyon en la maison defeu JBarnale Chaussard, s. d. 
 
 *#* This copy of an extremely rare Romance of Magic sold for 13 13s. in 
 the Libri sale, and for 300 francs in Solar's. 
 
 3314 Visions of Aaron, calf extra, g, e. 8vo, n. d. 
 
 3315 Vitruvius iterum et Frontinus a Jocundo revisi repurgatique quantum 
 
 ex Collatione licuit, woodcuts, very fine copy in green morocco, 
 covered with gold tooling, g. e. with Mr. Hanrotfs crest and motto 
 in gold on sides, rare, small 8vo. Florentine, P. de Giunta, 1513 
 
 C316 Vitruvius de Architectura et alia Opuscula curante J. De Laet, wood- 
 cuts, vellum folio. Amst, L. Elzevir, 1649 
 
 3317 Vitruve en Abrege par M. Perrault, plates 12mo. Amst, 1G81 
 
 3318 Vitruvius, Civil Architecture translated by W. Wilkins, numerous 
 
 engravings, uncut royal 4/0. 1812 
 
 3319 Vitruvius' Architecture translated by J. Gwilt, plates, 
 
 half morocco, uncut imperial 8vo. 1826 
 
 3320 Vitry (U.) Vignole de Poche, plates ly Hilon, 
 
 calf extra, g. e. ly Soiling s square IQmo. Paris, 1843 
 
 8321 Vivian (G.) Illustrations of the Architecture of Claverton, and of the 
 Duke's House, Bradford, plates, half morocco royal 4to. 1837 
 
 3322 Vocabolario Italiano-Arabico et Arabico-Italiano, 2 vol. 
 
 MANUSCEIPT, calf, from W. Horley's collection 12wo. 
 
 * # * On the fly-leaf is written "Ad usum Joannis Benedicti Miss. Apost. 
 Prov. S. Joannis Bapt. in Hispania." 
 
 3323 Volney (C. F.) Law of Nature, calf extra, g. e. ly Zcehnsdorf, 1796 
 
 Kuins, plates, calf extra } 1822 8vo. (2)
 
 24 
 
 3321 Voltaire (M. de) La Ilenriado et Siocle de Louis XIV, 3 vol. (Tome 
 X, XX, XXXI of (Euvres), calf Svo. (Kehl) 1784 
 
 3325 Voltaire (M. de) La Pucelle, 2-imo. Paris, 1801 Marivaux (M. de) 
 Vie de Marianne, 4 vol. 32io. (Cazin) 1782 Voyage de Cbapelle 
 et Bachaumont, 32mo. ib. 1782 De Lille (Abbe) Les Jardinn, 
 32i0. Reims cJiez Cazin, 1785 La Bruyere (M. de) Les Carac- 
 teres, 3 vol. 32mo. (Cazin), 1784, French calf, g. e. 10 vol. 
 
 3320 Voltaire (M. de) Komans, 3 vol, fine plates by Moreau le Jeune, 
 
 morocco extra, g, e. by C. Smith Svo. Paris, 1809 
 
 3327 Voltaire (M. de) La Pucelle d'Orleans, printed on blue paper, 
 
 calf Svo. A Buckingham, 8. d. 
 
 3328 Vontet (Sieur Jacques) L'Art de trancher la Viande et touto Sorte do 
 
 Fruit, MANUSCRIPT, apparently prepared for the press, with 37 
 engraved plates 4/0. SJEC. xviii 
 
 3329 VOKAGINE (J. DE) LEGENDA AUBEA THAT is TO SAYE IN ENGLTSSUE 
 
 THE GOLDEN LEGENDE (Lives of Saints), 
 
 black letter, woodcuts, fine copy in morocco extra, covered with, blank 
 tooling, g. e. in the old style, EXTBEMELY BAKE 
 
 small folio. Wynkyn de Worde, 1527 
 
 *** The Grst portion of this curious volume contains an abridgment of 
 the Old Testament, and curiously enough William Caxton, who made 
 this translation, at the command of William Earl of Arundel, has 
 translated Genesis III. 7 : " they knewe than that they were naked, 
 & than they toke fygge leues & sowed them togyder for to couer theyr 
 membres in maner of breches," thus forestalling the famous Breeches 
 Bible for more than a century. 
 
 3330 Vossius (Is.) de Nili et aliorum Flurninum Origine, maps, Hagae, 1666 
 
 De Motu Marium et Ventorum Liber, tb. 1663, 
 
 small 4to. in one vol. 
 
 3331 Voyage d'un Egyptien en Syrie, en Phenicie, en Palestine, &c. au 
 
 XIV e Siecle. Traduction analytique d'un Papyrus du Musee 
 Britannique, comprenant le Facsimile du Texte Hieratique et sa 
 Transcription complete en Hieroglyphes et en Lettres Coptes, 
 avec un Glossaire par F. Chabas et Cb. W. Goodwin, plates, 
 calf extra, uncu t, top edge gilt, by Zaehnsdorf 
 
 royal 4/0. CJialon-sur-Soane, 1866 
 
 3332 Vulliamy (L.) Examples of Ornamental Sculpture in Architecture, 
 
 plates, n. d. Bridge of the SS* Trinita over the Arno at Florence, 
 plates, 1822, half morocco, top edge gilt royal folio, in 1 vol. 
 
 3333 "Waco (Master) His Chronicle of the Norman Conquest from the 
 
 Eoman de liose, translated with Notes by Edgar Taylor, 2 vol. 
 with illustration?, coloured plates Svo. 1837 
 
 3331 Wagenscils (.T. C.) Belehrung dor Jiidisch-Teutschen Eed-und Schrei- 
 bart, platen, small 4/0. Konigsbery, } 699 
 
 3-335 A\ T AGEB. An affecting Narrative of the unfortunate Voyage and 
 Catastrophe of II. M.S. Wager, 1751 Narrative of the Dangers 
 and Distresses of Isaac Morris and seven more of the Crew of the 
 Wager (1751), calf extra Svo. in one vol.
 
 245 
 
 333G Wake (Archbp. W.) Trauslatiun of the genuine Epistles of the Apos- 
 tolical Fathers, calf extra, old style Svo. 1693 
 
 3337 Wakeman (W. F.) Archseologia Hibernica, numerous illustrations 
 
 foolscap Svo. Dublin, 1848 
 
 3338 Walckenaer (C. A.) Histoire de la Vie et des Ouvrages deJ.de La 
 
 Fontaine, portrait, halfrussia Svo. Paris, 1820 
 
 3339 Walcott (J.) Petrifactions found near Bath, plates, uncut 
 
 Svo. Bath, n. d. 
 
 3310 Waldere's (King) Lay now first publisht by G. Stephens, facsimiles 
 
 royal Svo. Cheapinghaven, I860 
 
 3311 Wales. Ancient Laws of Cambria, translated by W. Probert, 
 
 calf extra Svo. 1823 
 
 3312 Wales. Ancient Survey of Pen Maen Mawr, North Wales, edited by 
 
 J. 0. Halliwell, only 30 copies printed crown Svo. 1859 
 
 3343 Wales. Collection of Welsh Travels and Memoirs of Wales, frontis- 
 piece Svo. J. Torbuck, n. d. 
 
 3341 Walker (G.) True Account of the Siege of London-Derry and Vindi- 
 cation, 2 vol. in 1, calf extra, g. e. by Zaehnsdorf, small 4do. 1689 
 
 3315 Walker (J.) Selection of curious Articles from the Gentleman's Maga- 
 
 zine, 4 vol. portrait of J. Nichols, calf Svo. 1811 
 
 3316 Walker (J.) Rhyming Dictionary, 2 vol. calf extra 12mo. 1819 
 
 3317 Walker (T.) The Original, half calf Svo. 1836 
 
 3348 Wallen (W.) History and Antiquities of the Bound Church at Little 
 Maplestead, Essex, plates Svo. 1836 
 
 3319 Waller (E.) Poems, &c. LAKOE PAPER, portraits and monument 
 
 royal Svo. 1711 
 
 3350 Waller (E.) Poems, portrait, green morocco, g. e. 12mo. 1712 
 
 3351 Walpole (Horace) Historic Doubts on the Life and Eeigu of Richard III, 
 
 portraits, 1768 Guydicker (F. W.) Answer, title inlaid, 1768, 
 red morocco small 4to. in one vol. 
 
 3352 Walpole (Horace) Description of Strawberry Hill, plates, 
 
 half morocco, g. e. 4to. Strawberry Hill. 1784 
 
 3353 Walpole (Horace) Catalogue of Engravers who have been born or 
 
 resided in England, portraits, calf extra crown Svo. 1791 
 
 3351 Walpole (Horace) Reminiscences and Walpoliaua, 2 vol. in 1, 
 
 half red morocco, uncut 24/o. 1819 
 
 3355 Walpole (Horace) Anecdotes of Painting in England, and Catalogue 
 
 of Engravers, with considerable Additions by Rev. J. Dallaway, 
 5 vol. india proof portraits, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt 
 
 royal Svo. 1826-28 
 
 3356 Walsh (E.) Irish Popular Songs, with English metrical Translations 
 
 foolscap Svo. Dublin, 1847
 
 246 
 
 3357 WALTON (I.) COMPLEAT ANGLER. A Collection of all the first five 
 
 Editions, as published in the Author's Life-Time, and exhibiting 
 his various Alterations; the fifth being enlarged by the Addition 
 of the first Edition of C. Cotton's Compleat Angler, and the 
 fourth Edition of Col. R. Venables' Experienc'd Angler, 5 vol. 
 engraved titles and cuts, 
 
 fine copies, morocco extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, IGmo. 1653-53-61-68-76 
 * # * Although the excessive rarity of the sine qua non of an Angler's 
 Library, A FIRST WALTON, is too well known to require any comment, 
 it may be right to point out that the chance of again obtaining the 
 entire five editions, as successively enlarged by the author, is almost 
 hopeless, as nearly all the known copies are now fixtures in public 
 libraries. Mr. Corser's set sold for 140. 
 
 3358 WALTON (Iz.) LITES OF DE. JOHN DONNE, SIB HENEY WOTTON, 
 
 MR. RICHARD HOOKER AND MR. GEORGE HERBERT, portraits, 
 
 presentation copy, with WALTON'S AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION, " for 
 
 my brother Chalkhill Iz. Wa." green morocco, g. e. 800. 1670 
 
 * # * This presentation copy, with Walton's autograph inscription, sets at 
 
 rest the controversy respecting the existence of Chalkhill. See long 
 
 autograph note of Dr. Cotton on fly-leaf. 
 
 3359 Walton (I.) and C. Cotton's Complete Angler, with Lives and Notes 
 
 by [Sir] John Hawkins, 
 
 second edition (i. e. first edition with merely a new titlepage), engra- 
 vings by Byland (Jlne impressions), calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford 
 
 crown Svo. 17G6 
 
 33GO Walton (I.) and C. Cotton's Complete Angler, with Notes by J. 
 Major, 1824 Walton (I.) Lives of Donne, Wotton, Hooker, 
 Herbert and Sanderson, with Notes by J. Major, 1825, LARGE 
 PAPER, india proof portraits and plates, green morocco, uncut, top 
 edges gilt, the sides ornamented with gold tooling in the Grolier 
 style crown Svo. 2 vol. 
 
 33G1 Walton (I.) and C. Cotton's Complete Angler, frontispiece and wood- 
 cuts, 1825 Walton (I.) Lives of Donne, Wotton, Hooker, Her- 
 bert and Sanderson, ports. 1827, red morocco extra, 64wzo. 2 vol. 
 
 3362 Ward (Ned) Vulgus Britannicus or the British Hudibras, 5 parts in 1, 
 
 plates Svo. 1710 
 
 3363 WARD (Ned) HISTORY OF THE GRAND REBELLION, digested into 
 
 Verse, 3 vol. with portraits (before the numbers), and maps, 
 fine copy in the original binding, scarce . Svo. 1713 
 
 *** Beckford's copy sold: for 9 19s. Gd. and Lloyd's for 9 9s. 
 
 3364 Ward (Ned) Nuptial Dialogues, 2 vol. port, and plates, calf, I2mo. 1737 
 
 3365 Ward (Ned) London Spy, calf extra, g. e. I2mo. 1753 
 
 3366 Ward (T.) England's Reformation, a Poem, plates, small Svo. 1747 
 
 3367 Ward (W.) View of the History, Literature and Religion of the 
 
 Hindoos, 2 vol. calf Svo. 1817 
 
 3368 Wardell (J.) Municipal History of Leeds, plates, Svo. Leeds, 1846 
 
 3369 Waring (E.) Recollections and Anecdotes of Edward Williams the 
 
 Bard of Glamorgan, portrait by H. Cruikshank, calfqilt, l7/?o. 1850
 
 247 
 
 3370 Warner (E.) Antiquitates Culinarise, plates, 
 
 half 'morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 4/0. 179 L 
 
 337 L "Warner (E.) Excursions from Bath, calf extra, g. e. Svo. Bath, 1801 
 
 3372 [Warner (Eev. E. of Bath)'] Bath Characters ; or, Sketches from Lite, 
 
 by Peter Paul Pallet " Svo. 1807 
 
 *#* Many of the names of persons mentioned in this singular production 
 are written on the margins, thus rendering it of more than usual interest 
 to lovers of scandal. It was attributed to Dr. Falconer of Bath, but 
 see Mr. Markland's note on fly-leaf. The volume has been much used 
 in some circulating library. 
 
 3373 Warner (E.) History of the Abbey of Glaston and of the Town of 
 
 Glastonbury, plates, 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt royal 4/0. Bath, 1826 
 
 3374 Warton (T.) Poetical Works, with Life and Notes by Bp. E. Mant, 
 
 2 vol. portrait, calf extra, g. e. by C. Lewis Svo. Oxford, 1802 
 
 3375 Warton (T.) History of English Poetry, 4 vol. portrait, 
 
 half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt Svo. 1824 
 
 3376 Warwick (Guy Earl of) His renowned History containing his noble 
 
 Exploits and Victories (Eomance of Chivalry in Prose), 
 fclacfe letter, woodcuts, calf extra, old style, many of the leaves mended, 
 sold therefore with all faults small 4to. 1695 
 
 *#* Probably unique, as no copy of this rare edition is mentioned by 
 Lowndes. 
 
 3377 Warwick (Sir P.) Memoirs of the Eeign of Charles I (edited by Sir 
 
 Walter Scott), portraits, calf extra Svo. Edinb. 1813 
 
 3378 Warwickshire Glossary (by T. Sharp), edited by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 
 only 10 copies preserved, half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt, IQrno. 1865 
 
 3379 Wathen (G. H.) Arts, Antiquities and Chronology of Ancient Egypt, 
 
 plates, royal Svo. 1843 Antiquities of Egypt, numerous engravings, 
 'Svo. 1841 (2) 
 
 3380 Watkins (J.) History of Bideford, calf Svo. Exeter, 1792 
 
 3381 Watson (Bp. E.) Apologies for Christianity and the Bible with Sermons 
 
 and Charge, calf extra Svo. 1818 
 
 3382 Watt (J.) Correspondence on the Composition of Water, portrait 
 
 Svo. Edinb. 1846 
 
 3383 Watts (I.) Horae Lyrics, 
 
 FIEST EDITION, title inlaid, morocco extra, covered with blind tooling, 
 g. e. Svo. 1706 
 
 3384 Watts (I.) Psalms of David imitated, 
 
 FIEST EDITION, fine copy in old morocco, gold tooling on sides, g. e. 
 
 12mo. 1719 
 
 %* For curious instances of bathos and bad taste see Versions of Psalms 
 XXXV and XLI. This first edition is very scarce. Park's copy sold 
 for 6. 12s. 6d. 
 
 3385 Watts (I.) Divine Songs for Children, morocco, g. e. 12mo. 1775 
 
 3386 Watts (I.) Divine Songs for Children, calf extra, g. e. I2mo. 1776 
 
 3387 Watts (I.) Logick, calf, 1782 Improvement of the Mind, calf extra, 
 
 1811 Svo. (2)
 
 248 
 
 3388 Watta (I.) Songa for Children, toith coloured woodcuts, designed 1>y 
 
 Stothard, portrait ly Vcrtue inserted, 
 blue morocco, ff. e. post 8vo. Tilt, 1S32 
 
 %* The illustrations to this copy were coloured by tho artist himself, ex- 
 pressly for Ed. Utterson, Esq. by whom it was presented to his ^'il'.-, 
 on the 23rd February, 1850. This copy sold for 3 12s. in G. Daniel's 
 sale. 
 
 3389 "Watts (I.) Horse Lyricee, with Life by K. Southey, calf extra, fools- 
 
 cap Svo. 1834 Poems, chiefly of the Lyric kind, 24wo. Leeds, 
 1788 (2) 
 
 3390 Watts (W.) Views of the Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, plates, 
 
 green morocco, g. e. 1779-80 
 
 3391 Webb (J.) Probability that the Language of China is the Primitive, 
 
 map, panelled calf,ff. e. small Svo. 1GG9 
 
 3392 Webster (Lord Provost "W.) Catalogue of Autographs and Letters at 
 
 the Archaeological Exhibition, Aberdeen (Sir W. Tite exhibited 
 several) royal Svo. Aberdeen, 1859 
 
 3393 Wedgwood (J.) Catalogue of Cameos, Intaglios, Medals, Bas-Reliefs, 
 
 Busts and small Statues, plates, 
 old red morocco, ff. e. Svo. Etruria, 1787 
 
 3394 Weinbrenner (F.) iiber Theater, 3 plans of Oarlsruhe Theatre 
 
 4fo. TuUngen, 1809 
 
 3395 Wellbeloved (C.) Eburacum or York under the Romans, plates 
 
 royal Svo. York, 1842 
 
 3393 Welsh MS. Society. lolo Manuscripts : a Selection of Ancient "Welsh 
 Manuscripts in Prose and Verse from the Collection of E. Williams, 
 lolo Morganing, with English Translations and JS T otes by his Son 
 T. "Williams, lialf calf extra, uncut, top edge gilt 
 
 royal Svo. Llandovery, 1848 
 
 3397 Wenefride (St.) Life and Miracles with her Litanies, 
 
 calf extra, g.e. Svo. 1713^ 
 
 3398 Werninck (J.) Dictionary of the Dutch and English Languages, 
 
 calf extra square 32mo. 1824 
 
 3399 WERMULIERTJS (Otho) SPIKITUALL AND MOST PRECIOUS PEABLE, 
 
 teaching all men to love and imbrace the crosse translated by 
 Miles Couerdale, 
 
 blatfe letter, very fine copy in morocco super extra, covered with gold 
 tooling, gilt gaufre edges, ly F. 'Bedford 32mo. S. Sobinson, 1593 
 
 %* This work was read by the Protector, the Duke of Somerset, during 
 his confinement in the Tower, and afforded him so much consolation in 
 his misfortunes that on his release he caused it to be printed, he him- 
 self supplying the Preface. 
 
 3400 Wesley (C.) Hymns, viz. For Thanksgiving Day, 9 Oct. 1746, Printed 
 
 (Bristol), 1746 For the Nativity, Bristol, 1750 For the Watch- 
 Night, no title Of Intercession for all Mankind, Bristol, 1758 
 For the Promise of the Father (by John and Charles Wesley), 
 1753 Funeral Hymns, Bristol, 1769 For the Fast-Day, 1780, 
 half morocco 12mo. 7 vol.
 
 249 
 
 3401 Wesley (C.) Hymns and Sacred Poems, 2 vol. 
 
 riEST EDITION, calf I2mo. Bristol, 1749 
 
 3402 Wesley (J.) Companion for the Altar, half morocco 12mo. 1755 
 
 3403 Wesley (J.) Primitive Physick, morocco, g. e. by Hay day 
 
 12mo. Bristol, 1762 
 
 3404 Wesley ( J.) Narrative of a remarkable Transaction in hia early Life, 
 
 half morocco, uncut 8vo. 1848 
 
 3405 Wesley (S.) Maggots : or Poems on several Subjects never before 
 
 handled, E. Malone's copy, with long note in his autograph, calf 
 
 12mo. 1685 
 
 3406 Wesley (S.) History of the Old and New Testament in Yerse, 3 vol. 
 
 cuts by J. Sturt, calf IGmo. 1701-4 
 
 3407 Wesley (S.) Poems, portrait, calf 12mo. Garni. 1743 
 
 3408 Westcote (T.) View of Devonshire in 1630, edited by Kev. G. Oliver, 
 
 D.D. and P. Jones, calf extra foolscap 4fo. Exeter, 1845 
 
 3409 Western Martyrology, or Bloody Assizes, with Life and Death of 
 
 George Lord Jeffreys, frontispiece small 8vo. 1705 
 
 3410 Westmacott (E.) on Monumental Sculpture and on colouring Statues, 
 
 privately printed, 1843-54 ; and other Scientific and Geological 
 Tracts in the volume, calf gilt 8vo. 
 
 3411 WESTMINSTER-DROLLERY, or a Choice Collection of the newest Songs 
 
 and Poems both at Court and Theaters by a Person of Quality, 
 2 vol. calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford foolscap 8vo. 1671-72 
 
 %* Extremely rare. This copy sold for 12 10s. in Windua's sale. Part I 
 only, sold for 11 in Dunn Gardner's sale. 
 
 3412 WESTMINSTER- DROLLERY, or a Choice Collection of the newest Songs 
 
 and Poems both at Court and Theaters, Third Edition, with many 
 more Additions, calf extra, g. e. rare IGmo. H. Brome, 1674 
 
 3413 Westmoreland and Cumberland Dialects with Glossary, crown 8vo. 1839 
 
 3414 Weyerrnan (J. C.) Levens-Beschryvingen der Nederlandsche Konst- 
 
 Schilders en Konst-Schilderessen, 3 vol. 
 LARGE PAPER, portraits by HoubraJcen, vellum, 4cto. 'sGravenhage, 1729 
 
 3415 Wharton (G.) New Almanack for 1666 (the Year of the Great Fire of 
 
 London) , red morocco, g. e. with, the arms of Charles 11 in gold on 
 sides IGmo. 1666 
 
 3416 What and how of the eternal Worker, privately printed 
 
 foolscap 8vo. 1862 
 
 3117 Whately (Archbp. E.) on Difficulties in the Writings of St. Paul and 
 other Parts of the New Testament, calf extra 8vo. 1833 
 
 3418 Wheatly (C.) on the Book of Common Prayer 8vo. n. d. 
 
 3419 Wheaton (H.) History of the Northmen, calf extra, g. e. 8vo. 1831 
 
 3420 Wheler (Sir G.) Journey into Greece with Dr. Spon, map and plates, 
 
 catf extra, g. e. by Clarke and Bedford folio. 1682 
 
 K K
 
 250 
 
 3421 WHETSTONE (G.) HEPT^MERON OP CIVILL DISCOUBSES, (Novels 
 
 interspersed with Poetry), 
 black letter, olive morocco, g. c. very scarce, small 4ito. It. Jonet, 1582 
 
 %* This copy sold for 6 IGs. Gd. in Mr. Dunn Gardner's sale. Dr. 
 Farmer is of opinion that Shakespeare took his plot of Measure for 
 Measure from Whetstone and not from Giraldi Cinthio. 
 
 3122 Whewell (W.) Architectural Notes on German Churches, plates 
 
 8vo. Gamb. 1835 
 
 3 423 Whewell C W.) of the Plurality of Words,plate, half calf gilt, 8vo. 1853 
 
 3424 Whewell (W.) on the Plurality of Worlds post 8vo. 1854 
 
 3425 Whimzies or a New Cast of Characters (attributed to E. Brathwait) 
 
 from the original edition published in 1031, edited by J. 0. Halli- 
 well, with editor's autograph letter, only 26 copies printed, 
 half morocco, uncut small 4/0. 1859 
 
 3 420 Whiston (W.) Primitive New Testament, 
 
 morocco extra, g. e. by J. Mackenzie, scarce 8vo. Stamford, 1745 
 
 3427 Whiston (W.) Memoirs, 3 parts in 2 vol. portrait, calf 8vo. 1753 
 
 3428 Whitaker (T.) Discourse of Waters, 1034 Brian (T.) Pisse-Prophet, 
 
 or Certain Pisse-Pot Lectures, 1055 24wto. in 1 vol. 
 
 3429 White (G.) Works in Natural History, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 half calf 8vo. 1802 
 
 3430 Whitefield (G.) Collection of Hymns, half morocco, 12 mo. 1753 Life 
 
 and Journals, I2mo. 1750 Collection of Hymns, portrait, 24zo. 
 1801 (3) 
 
 343 1 Whitworth (E.) Eeport on Canal from Waltham- Abbey to Moorfields, 
 
 with Address on its Importance by J. Sharp, plans, cal/,fol. 1773 
 
 3432 Wickes (C.) Illustrations of the Spires and Towers of the Mediaeval 
 
 Churches of England, 2 vol. plates royal folio. 1853-55 
 
 3433 Wieland (C. M.) Sammtliche Werke mit Supplemente, 44 vol. 
 
 small 8vo. Leipzig, 1794-98 
 
 3434 Wieland's Select Fairy Tales, 2 vol. Fonthill copy, 
 
 calf gilt, by Kalthceler I2mo. 1790 
 
 335 Wight (J.) Mornings at Bow Street, and More Mornings at Bow 
 Street, 2 vol. India proof illustrations by G. Cruikshank, half 
 morocco, uncut, top edges gilt post 8vo. 1824-27 
 
 3430 Wild (C.) Twelve Beautiful Specimens of the Ecclesiastical Archi- 
 tecture of the Middle Ages, selected from the Cathedrals of 
 England, india proof etchings, n. d. Illustration of Lincoln 
 Cathedral, india proof plates, 1819, 
 half morocco, top edge gilt royal folio, in 1 vol. 
 
 3437 Wild (C.) Twelve Etched Outlines, plates on india paper, folio. 1833 
 
 3438 Wilkins (W.) Antiquities of Magna Grascia, plates 
 
 royal folio. Cam b . 1807
 
 251 
 
 3439 Wilkins ("W.) Atheniensia, plates, calf gilt royal Svo. 1S1G 
 
 3440 "Wilkinson (G.) Practical Geology and Ancient Architecture of Ireland, 
 
 17 plates and 72 woodcuts royal Svo. 1845 
 
 3441 Wilkinson (Sir J. G.) Manners and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians, 
 
 5 vol. plates, (several coloured) and woodcuts, 1847 Modern 
 Egypt and Thebes, 2 vol. woodcuts and map, 1843 Topography 
 of Thebes, and General View of Egypt, plates, 1835 Fragments 
 of Hieratic Papyrus, containing Names of Egyptian Kings, 1857 
 Dalmatia and Montenegro, 2 vol. plates, 1848, 
 calf extra Svo. 11 vol. 
 
 3442 Wilkinson (Sir J. G.) Architecture of Ancient Egypt, Svo. calf gilt, 
 
 with tJie plates in royal folio, unbound 1850 
 
 3443 Wilkinson (Sir J. G.) The Egyptians in the Time of the Pharaohs. 
 
 To which is added an Introduction to Egyptian Hieroglyphs by 
 S. Birch, woodcuts crown Svo. 1857 
 
 34.44 Wilkinson (E.) Atlas Classica and General Atlas, 2 vol. coloured maps 
 
 royal 4/o. 1808-9 
 
 3445 Wilkinson (R.) Londina illustrata, 2 vol. plates, half bound, uncut 
 
 royal 4to. 1819-25 
 
 3446 WILLIAM III. Journal of His Majesty's Eoyal Campaigne in Ireland, 
 
 &c. wants title and preface, (1690) Walker (G.) True Account 
 of the Siege of London-Derry, 1689 Observations on Mr. 
 Walker's Account, 1689 Walker (G.) Vindication of his Account, 
 wanting 2 leaves at end, 1689 Apology for the Protestants of 
 Ireland, 1689, 
 calf extra, g. e. ly Zaehnsdorf small 4?to. in 1 vol. 
 
 3147 William of Malmesbury's Chronicle, of the Kings of England, with 
 Notes by J. A. Giles foolscap Svo. 1847 
 
 3448 Williams (J.) London Sub-ways, plates, half calf gilt Svo. 1828 
 
 3449 Williams (E.) Biographical Dictionary of eminent Welshmen 
 
 Svo. Llandovery, 1852 
 
 3450 Williams (W. M.) Fuel of the Sun, author's autograph inscription 
 
 Svo. 1870 
 
 3451 Willich (C. M.) Popular Eables crown Svo. 1853 
 
 3452 Willis (B.) Survey of the Cathedrals with the Parochiale Anglicanum, 
 
 4 vol. in 3, plates, russia 4to. 1742 & 1733 
 
 3453 Willis (E.) on the Architecture of the Middle-Ages, plates, Camb. 1835 
 
 Architectural History of Canterbury Cathedral, plates, 1845 
 Architectural History of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre at 
 Jerusalem, plates, 1849 Winchester Cathedral, woodcuts, 1846 
 York Cathedral, woodcuts, 1848 800. (5) 
 
 3i54 Wills (W.) Adventures and Sufferings, 2 parts in 1, 
 
 half calf gilt Svo. 1750-51 
 
 3455 Wilson (E.) Description of the New Eoyal Exchange, woodcuts 
 
 foolscap Svo. 1844
 
 252 
 
 3450 WILSON (Len) CATALOGUE OP BIBLES, Testaments, Psalms, and 
 other Books of the Holy Scriptures, in English, with 2 autograph 
 letters of Lea Wilson prefixed, 
 vellum, uncut, scarce square royal 8vo. 1845 
 
 %* Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 3457 Wiltshire Domesday Book. Photo-Zincograph facsimile, folio. 1802 
 
 3458 Wiltshire Domesday Extracted and Translated, with Notes and Intro- 
 
 duction, by W. H. Jones 4*0. Bath, 1805 
 
 3459 Wilton (Countess of) Art of Needle- Work, 
 
 half calf gilt crown 8vo. 1840 
 
 3400 WINCHESTER, (W. Marques of) THE LORD MARQUES IDLENES, 
 
 EXCESSIVELY BARE, unknown to Lowndes and all bibliographers, fine 
 copy in morocco extra, g. e. by J. Mackenzie 
 
 small 4*0. E. Bollifant, 1587 
 
 %* " I believe this to be an UNIQUE edition of a very curious and rare 
 book. The only one hitherto known is the impression of 1580, a copy 
 which is in the British Museum, C. 27, g. 1." Autograph note of J. 
 0. Halliwell, Esy. 
 
 3401 Winchester (Lord) Memorandum of my Mayoralty, half morocco 
 
 12mo. Printed/or private circulation among my friends, 1835 
 
 3462 Windus (T.) New Elucidation of the Portland Vase, plates, 1845 
 Wedgwood ( J.) Description of the Portland Vase, with Notes by 
 T. Windus, 1845, royal 4*0. (2) 
 
 3403 Winkelraann (J.) Histoire de 1'Art de 1'Antiquite, traduite par M. 
 
 Huber, 3 vol. cuts, Etruscan calf, by Edwards Leipzig, 1781 
 
 3404 Winckelmann (J.) Werke, 11 vol. in 12, portrait and plates 
 
 8y0. Dresden, 1808-20, und Berlin, 1824-25 
 
 3465 Winkles (B.) French Cathedrals, views by R. Garland 4*0. 1837 
 
 3406 Winstanley (W.) England's Worthies, front, calf small 8vo. 1000 
 
 3407 WITCHES. Tryal of Witches at Bury St. Edmonds, 100 copies privately 
 
 printed (on one side only) by C. Clark, Great Totham, 1835 
 Trial of Six Witches at Maidstone, and of Three at Faversham, 
 1837 Relation of the late Witches executed in Essex, Reprinted 
 on one side only by C. Clark, Great Totham, 1837 
 calf gilt 8vo. in 1 vol. 
 
 3408 Wits' Recreations refined and augmented with ingenious Conceits for 
 
 the Wittie and Merrie Medicines for the Melancholie, containing 
 of Epigrams 700, Epitaphs 200, Fancies a number, Fantasticks 
 abundance, curious frontispiece by Marshall, and woodcuts, 
 Jine copy in broivn calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford lOwo. 1054 
 
 %* A rare and curious collection of drolleries, &c. seldom found in good 
 condition. 
 
 34G9 Witty Apophthegms delivered at severall Times and on severall Occa- 
 sions by King James, King Charls, the Marquess of Worcester, 
 Francis Lord Bacon, and Sir Thomas Moore, frontispiece (con- 
 taining portraits), red morocco, g. e. I2mo. 1658
 
 253 
 
 3470 Wolfe (Eev. C.) Remains, with Life by Eev. J. A. Eussell, portrait, 
 calf extra Svo. 1826 
 
 3171 Wollstonecraft (Mary) Vindication of the Eights of "Women, russia, 
 1792 Eesidence in Sweden, Norway and Denmark, russia, 1796 
 
 Svo. (2) 
 
 3472 W[ombwell] (T.) Optick Glasse of Humors, frontispiece and engraved 
 
 title, morocco extra, g. e. 16wo. 1664 
 
 ** One of the works supposed to have been read by Shakespeare, and 
 from which Dr. Farmer thinks he borrowed the antipathies of Shylock. 
 
 3473 WOMAN. The Virgins Complaint for the Losse of their Sweet-Hearts 
 
 and keeping their Virginities against their Wills, 1642 The 
 Maids Petition and Declaration, 1647 Hey Hoe, for a Husband, 
 or the Parliament of Maides, 1647 The City-Dames Petition, 
 1647 Eemonstrance of the Shee- Citizens of London, 1647 
 Parliament of Ladies with their Lawes newly enacted, 1647 
 Parliament of Ladies in Spring Garden, together with certain 
 Votes of the unlawfull Assembly at Kates in Covent Garden, ] 647, 
 A Collection of very curious and rare Tracts, morocco, sm. 4to. in 1 vol. 
 
 3474 Womens Advocate: or fifteen real Comforts of Matrimony, 
 
 half calf gilt I2mo. 1683 
 
 * # * Scarce. Perry's copy sold for 1 2s. 
 
 3475 Wood (A. a) Athena? Oxonienses, and Fasti of Oxford University, 
 
 with Additions and Continuation by P. Bliss, 4 vol. 
 calf extra royal Mo. 1813-20 
 
 3476 Wood (J.) Description of Bath, 2 vol. plates, calf Svo. 1765 
 
 3177 Wood (B.) Buins of Palmyra otherwise Tedmor in the Desert, plates, 
 uncut royal folio. 1753 
 
 3478 Wood (E.) Euins of Balbec otherwise Heliopolis in Ccalosyria, plates, 
 
 russia royal folio. 1757 
 
 3479 Woods (H.) Introductory Lecture on Zoology Svo. Bath, 1825 
 
 3480 Woodfall (W.) My Note-Book, a satirical Poem, 
 
 half calf foolscap Svo. 1821 
 
 3481 Woodward (B. B.) History of Wales, 2 vol. vieivs royal Svo. n. d. 
 
 3482 Woodward (C.) Eeminiscences of an interesting Event at St. Mary's, 
 
 Islington, presentation copy, with author's autograph letter and 
 inscription foolscap Svo. 1832 
 
 * # * Privately printed for presents only. 
 
 3483 Woodward (C.) on Polarized Light, woodcuts, with author's autograph 
 
 letter Svo. 1861 
 
 3484 Woolnoth (W.) Graphical Illustration of Canterbury Cathedral, 
 
 plates 4to. 1816 
 
 3485 Woolnoth (W.) Ancient Castles of England and Wales, 2 vol. views 
 
 (open letters), half morocco, uncut Svo. 1825 
 
 3486 Worcester (H. Marquess of) Century of Inventio-ns 24wzo. 1663
 
 254 
 
 3487 Worcester Apophthegms or Witty Sayings of the Rt. lion. Heniy 
 
 Marquess and Earl of Worcester by T. B[nyloy], woodcut frontis- 
 piece \(jmo. 1(J."0 
 
 %* With the following note in the autograph of Dr. Bliss on fly-leaf: 
 " Of this book there is a copy among the Kings Pamphlets in the 
 British Museum. I never saw another." 
 
 3488 Wordsworth (C.) Athens and Attica, maps and plates 8vo. 1836 
 
 3489 Wordsworth (C.) Greece, 28 views on steel and 350 woodcuts 
 
 royal Svo. 1840 
 
 3490 Worlidge (T.) Select Collection of Drawings of curious antique Gems, 
 
 etched after the Manner of Rembrandt, portrait and plates, 
 red morocco, g. e. 4to. 17G8 
 
 3491 Worsaae (J. J. A.) Primeval Antiquities of Denmark, woodcuts 
 
 Svo. Oxford, 1849 
 
 3492 Wotton (Sir H.) Reliquiae Wottonianae, with Life by Iz. Walton, 
 
 portraits I2mo. 1651 
 
 3493 AVotton (W.) Miscellaneous Discourses relating to the Traditions and 
 
 Usages of the Scribes and Pharisees in Christ's Time, 2 vol. 
 old gilt calf Svo. 1718 
 
 3494 WHEN (C.) PAEENTALIA, or Memoirs of the Family of Wrens ; viz. 
 
 of Mathew Bishop of Ely, Christopher, Dean of Windsor, but 
 chiefly of Sir Christopher Wren, portrait and plates, with a fine 
 Draiving by W. Behnes of Sir C. Wren 1 s portrait added by Sir W. 
 Tite, G. Hibbert's copy, russia, joints, gilt marbled edges, rare 
 
 folio. 1750 
 *** This copy sold for 7 17s. 6d. in Hibbert's sale. 
 
 3495 Wren (Sir C.) Works: Dimensions, Plans, Elevations and Sections of 
 
 the Parochial Churches erected by Sir C. Wren in London and 
 Westminster by J. Clayton, plates, half morocco, atlas folio. 1852 
 
 3496 Wren (Sir C.) London Churches, Palaces, Hospitals and Publick 
 
 Edifices built by him from 1668 to 1718, views, fyc. engraved by 
 H. Hulslergh, half morocco imperial folio, n. d. 
 
 3497 Wren (Sir C.) Letter to Bp. Atterbury, containing an Account of 
 
 Westminster Abbey and the Repairs thereof, transcript in the 
 autograph of Mr. Gayfere, many years employed on the repairs of 
 the Abbey, half calf 12mo. SJEC. xviii 
 
 3498 Wrens Anatomy, woodcut, 1641 Joyfull Newes from the Isle of Ely 
 
 declaring the Manner of the Apprehending of Bishop Wren, &c. 
 1642 small 4to. in one vol. 
 
 .3499 Wright (G. N.) Guide to Bath, map and illustrations 
 
 foolscap Svo. Bath, 1864 
 
 3500 Wright (T.) Collection of old Ballads, viz. Turnament of Tottenham 
 
 and Feest ; Tale of the Basyn and the Frere and the Boy ; The 
 Nutbrowne Maid ; and Songs and Carols, 4 vol. 
 blatfe letter, half morocco, uncut square 24/wo. 1836 
 
 3501 Wright (T.) Early Travels in Palestine, calf extra, foolscap Svo. 1848
 
 255 
 
 3502 Wright (T.) Celt, Eoinan and Saxon, map and cuts, crown 8vo. 1852 
 
 3503 "Wright (T.) Uriconium, an Account of the Ancient Eoman City at 
 
 Wroxeter, with illustrations royal 8vo. 1872 
 
 3504 Wyatt (M. Digby) on the Pine and Decorative Arts in Italy, n. d. 
 
 Notes on Slymbridge Church, plates, Bristol, 1845, 
 half calf imperial 8vo. in one vol. 
 
 3505 Wyatt (M. D.) Specimens of the Geometrical Mosaic of the Middle 
 
 Ages, plates, illuminated in gold and colours, royal folio, 1848 
 
 3506 Wyatville (Sir J.) Illustrations of Windsor Castle, 2 vol. 
 
 LARGE PAPER, india proof plates, unbound in portfolio, atlas fol. 1841 
 
 3507 WYCLIFFE (J.) VERSION or THE NEW TESTAMENT, WITH CALENDAR, 
 
 FINE MANUSCRIPT ON YELLUM, with capitals illuminated in gold and 
 
 colours, rebound in 1661 in old morocco, g. e. with clasps, in blue 
 
 morocco case 8vo. Sa;c. xv 
 
 * # * On the fly-leaf is written :" " Eobte Arderu of Barwicke owethe me, 
 
 and did bwye of one Mr. Englatt the M r of the singyng Chyldren in 
 
 Chryste Churche in Norwiche. I did cost Twentye shillinges May 
 
 1576," and beneath " Eichard Shaxton his booke 1661." On the 
 
 reverse are verses by " Jo. Booker 12 Novembris 1661." 
 
 3508 WYCLIFFE (J.) VERSION OF THE FOUR GOSPELS, WITH CALENDAR, 
 
 MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM, the last leaf supplied in facsimile by R. 
 
 Thomson, calf 8vo. S^EC. xv 
 
 *4,* This valuable Manuscript has the following note at end : " Tbys booke 
 
 was founde under a payr of Stayers in the Priste Hawlle at Litchefeild 
 
 Anno 1542." 
 
 3509 Wylde (Z.) English Master of Defence, with Eules of Wrestling, with 
 
 author's autograph dedication to W. Marshall, 
 calf extra, g. e. 8vo. York, 1711 
 
 3510 Wyse Chylde and Emperor Adrian, a Dialogue. Eeprinted from the 
 
 Unique Edition of Wynkyn de Worde by J. 0. Halliwell, 
 only 30 copies printed, half morocco, uncut 16mo. 1860 
 
 3511 Wyther (George) Abuses stript and whipt: or Satirical Essayes, with 
 
 the blank leaves, marked A. and A 2, preceding the title, nearly 
 always wanting, 1614 A Satyre, dedicated to his Majestie, by 
 George Wither, with the blank leaves, marked A and A 2, preceding 
 the title, and one at the end to complete sheet F, nearly always 
 wanting, 1615 The Shepherds Hunting : being, Certaine Eglogs 
 written during the Author's Imprisonment in the Marshalsey, 
 with the blank leaf, marked A, preceding the title, and one at the 
 end to complete sheet H, nearly always wanting, 1615, 
 BEAUTIFUL COPIES, in the original calf binding, IQmo. in one vol. 
 
 *** This rare volume sold for 13 at these rooms 21 November, 1863. 
 
 3512 Xenophon's History of Greece, translated by W. Smith, map, 4fo. 1770 
 
 3513 Xenophcm's Anabasis, translated by E. Spelman, 2 vol. Rev. T. Wil- 
 
 liams' s copy, in red morocco, g, e. with his arms stamped in gold on 
 sides 8vo. Camb. 1776 
 
 3514 Yeates (T.) on the History of Ancient Egypt 8vo. 1835
 
 256 
 
 3515 Yeowell (J.) Memoir of W. Oldys, with his Diary, 
 
 presentation copy, with autograph note from W. J. Thorns, half 
 morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 12mo. 1862 
 
 3516 York (Duke of). Stratford's Authentic Edition of the Investigation 
 
 of the Charges against H.E.H. the Duke of York, by OK L. War- 
 die, 2 vol. portraits I2mo. 1809 
 
 3517 Yorkshire Glossary, collected in Wbitby and Neighbourhood, 
 
 12mo. 1855 
 
 3518 Young (E.) Night Thoughts, plates ly Westall, calf extra, I2mo. 1818 
 
 3519 Young (E.) Poetical Works, with Life by Eev. J. Mitford, 2vol. 
 
 2 portraits, 
 blue morocco extra, g. e. ly Hayday foolscap 8vo. 1834 
 
 3520 Young (G-.) History of Whitby, 2 vol. plates, 
 
 calf gilt Svo. Whitby, 1817 
 
 3521 Young (J.) Catalogue of his Autograph Letters, Documents and En- 
 
 graved Portraits, privately printed, half calf gilt, 4to. 18G2 
 
 3522 Young Scarron, calf I2mo. 1752 
 
 3523 Yver (Jaques) Le Printemps d'Yver contenant cinq Histoires dis- 
 
 courues par cinq Journees, en une noble Compagnie, au Chasteau 
 du Printemps, calf gilt IGmo. Lyon, B. Rigaud, 1594 
 
 3524 Zabaglia (N.) Contignationes ac Pontes una cum quibusdam inge- 
 
 niosis Praxibus ac Descriptione Translationis Obelisci Vaticani, 
 plates folio. Romae, 1743 
 
 3525 Zoroastre, Zend-Avesta, traduit par M. Anquetil Du Perron, 3 vol. 
 
 plates, calf &to. Paris, 1771 
 
 3526 ZOTJCH (T.) LIFE OF ISAAC WALTON, 
 
 LAKGEST PAPEB, illustrated with numerous rare portraits, views, fyc. 
 half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt ; from Mr. Eyton's Collection, 
 
 4to. 1823
 
 257 
 
 FIFTEENTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 AUTOGEAPH LETTERS. 
 
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 3528 ALLEK (E.) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To his Sister Mrs. Buckeridge. Dated 
 February 25th, 1734, at the Black Perruwigg, nr. Southampton 
 Street, Covent Garden 
 
 3529 ADELAIDE, Queen of William IV 
 
 Signature to a Eeceipt for 25,000. for one Quarter's Annuity. 
 Date 31st March, 1842 
 
 3530 ANNE (E.) 
 
 "Warrant for paying to Sir Clement Cotterell 300. as a present from 
 us to Baron Forstner, Envoy Extraordinary from the Duke of 
 Lorraine, and 22. fees. Windsor Castle, Jan. 5, 1713-14, 
 countersigned by Eobert Harley, Earl of Oxford 
 
 Another, dated July 1st, 1702, respecting the Establishment for six 
 Eegiments of Marines ; with two portraits of the Queen 
 
 The House of Lords, on July 2, 1713, addressed the Queen, that the most urgent 
 means might be pressed with the Duke of Lorraine, and with all Princes and 
 States in amity with her, not to receive or permit the Pretender to remain in 
 their dominions. 
 
 The never-ending variety in the signatures of Queen Anne, arose from the 
 infirmity of gout in the hands, to which the Queen, late in life, was constantly 
 more or less subject. Occasionally unable to hold a pen, a stamp was used ; 
 this paper is so stamped in facsimile of her signature on her accession. These 
 rarely occur. 
 
 3531 ANNE OF DENMABK, Queen of James I 
 
 L. subscribed and signed. 1 page folio. To the Archduke of Austria. 
 Dated London, July 2Qth, 1605 ; A BABE AND TINE SPECIMEN 
 
 Expresses her high esteem for the Archduke. 
 
 3532 ASCHAM (Eoger) Tutor to Queen Elizabeth and Lady Jane Grey 
 
 Autograph Eeceipt, 3 Julii, 1557, " for my fee, dewe at Midsomer 
 last, the sum of Six Pounds, thirteen shillings, fourpens, E. Ascham ;" 
 
 VEBT BABE 
 
 3533 BACON (Francis, Viscount St. Albans) Statesman and Philosopher 
 
 b. 1561, d. 1626 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To Sir Ed. Conway. Dated 18*A of 8bre 
 (Oct.) 1623 
 
 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF THIS DISTINGUISHED MAN ARE OF THE GREATEST RARITY. 
 A fair copy, and some very interesting biographical and critical remarks are 
 added. 
 
 L L.
 
 258 
 
 3534 BEATON (David) Cardinal, Archbishop of St. Andrews 
 
 b. 1494, assassinated 154G 
 
 L. s. as Abbot of Aberbrotock. 1 page folio. To " My Lord 
 Secretary." Moullingis, Feb. 10, (1538) ; excessively rare, with 
 two portraits and some printed memoranda 
 
 The King of Scotland's affairs are going on well ; expresses his thanks for assu- 
 rances of friendship, which he has been advised of by David Wood and others. 
 " I will not recompans in words, *. . . . vat it ze do for me sail not be done 
 to ane unthankfull man. " David Wood, of Craig, mentioned in the letter, 
 was at this period Comptroller of Scotland. The King's affairs here alluded 
 to were the negociations for the marriage of James V. with Mary of Guise, 
 which was solemnized soon after. 
 
 3535 BEAUCLEEK (Topbara) 
 
 A. L. s. to Garrick, endorsed by him, " Mr. Beauclerk's Letter from 
 Bath." 5 pages 4to. Bath, Nov. 18 [1776] ; about Chatterton, 
 fyc. curious 
 " I have this moment received your obliging letter, and I assure you, I found 
 
 myself more revived by it, than by my Glass of Water I did not 
 
 think it possible to have found a human creature that I did not think happier 
 than myself, but the other night at the Ball, I saw an officer, advanced in 
 years, who was standing all night behind the Princess Amelia's chair, he is 
 her gentleman usher, and has enjoyed that post twenty years ; do not you 
 . think the Gout and Rheumatism better than that ? he is a wretch, however, 
 because he has bread without it. I wish you could see the court belonging 
 to this old maiden Princess, I am sure we should have a very hearty laugh 
 
 together at it 1 have no doubt the British poems (Chatterton's) are 
 
 a forgery, I should be glad to see any argument that can convince me of the 
 
 contrary George Selwyn has two houses taken for him, he is 
 
 coming down with the Fagnianis and the Child to live in the greatest splend- 
 our imaginable, he has ordered a particular room for M. Fagniani's valet de 
 chambre, to fry pomatum and brains in. I am sure that Family will be a 
 Comedy of itself, without any addition from the rest of the Company." 
 
 Beauclerk was. a friend of Dr. Johnson, who said that " his talents were 
 such, that he had felt himself more inclined to envy than those of any one 
 else he had ever known." 
 
 3536 BEAUFORT (Cardinal) d. 1447 
 
 Original Deed acknowledging to have received of Henry Chicheley, 
 Archbishop of Canterbury ; Thomas Langley, Bishop of Durham ; 
 '.Richard de Beauchamp, Earl of "Warwick ; Humfrey de Stafford, 
 Earl of Stafford ; and others, 3050 marks in part of 5,000 marks 
 due from them to the Cardinal. Nov. 23, 1435 ; a most important 
 document, with the AUTOGRAPH AND SEAL or THE CARDINAL, 
 a portrait and some biographical memoranda are added 
 
 THE AUTOGRAPH OF CARDINAL BEAUFORT IS OF EXCESSIVE RARITY, no Other 
 
 specimen having occurred for sale, and of great interest, as the handwriting 
 of one of the personages immortalized by the pen of Shakspeare, and the 
 pencil of Sir Joshua Reynolds, in their delineations of the horrors of his 
 death-bed scene. 
 
 3537 BECKFORD (W.) Alderman 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To John Curtis, Esq. Dated Fonthill, June 
 15, 1763 
 
 3538 BECKFORD, Eather and Son 
 
 1. "W. Beckford, Lord Mayor of London, A. L. s. 1746, and another, 
 1792, portraits. 2. W. Beckford, of Eonthill, characteristic Note 
 signed " "W.B." 1844, and a page of historical Memoranda written 
 in pencil
 
 259 
 
 3539 BECKFOBD (Will.) Mayor of London 
 
 Signature to an Attestation, Feb. 2, 1770 "Will. Beckford, author of 
 Vathek, Order for Money to be advanced to W. Clarke, bookseller, 
 in Bond Street, April 24, 1824 
 
 3540 BELZONI (G.) Traveller d. 1823 
 
 A. L. s. in Italian. To his Brother. 1 page 4to. Dated Cairo, 15 
 April, 1818, with English Translation MBS. BELZONI, A. L. s. 
 To Miss Jane Porter, illustrated with Bill of his Experiments on 
 " Fire and Water," plates and various portraits, including the BABE 
 ONE BT GEOBGE CBTJIKSHANK, exhibiting Ids great bodily strength 
 in Bartholomeiv Fair 
 
 3541 BEWICK (Thos.) eminent "Wood-Engraver 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To Mr. "William Carey. Dated Newcastle, 
 
 4 April, 1818 
 
 Gives a slight memoir of " poor Summerfield," the engraver. The letter thus 
 closes, " in giving your memoir of poor Summerfield, in which I wish you 
 may be rewarded for your trouble. It will make his name linger a little 
 while longer here, -than it would otherwise have done but that is all, for he is 
 gone, where all will go to the land of forgetfulriess." 
 
 3542 BLAKE (Eobt.) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To the Commissioners for ye Navy. Dated 
 
 27 July, 1654 
 
 Respecting Mr. Bignall's neglect of duty, and other matters connected with the 
 service. 
 
 3543 BODLET (Sir Thomas) founder of the famous Library at Oxford 
 
 b. 1544, d. 1612 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages folio. Delia Haya, Maggio 2-7, ; EXTBEMELY 
 BABE, in beautiful condition 
 
 This letter, in Italian, was written when Sir Thomas Bodley was Ambassador at 
 the Hague, and is addressed to M. Huygens, Secretary of State for the Low 
 Countries. 
 
 3544 BoLiifGBBOKE (Henry St. John, 1st Viscount) 
 
 A. L. s. 4 pages 4to. To the Duke of Eichmond. Whitehall, 
 June 12, 1714 ; fine and scarce 
 
 It was upon the publication of Lord Bolingbroke's Essays, under the editorship 
 of David Mallett, that Dr. Johnson is said to have denounced him as t 
 scoundrel who had charged a pop-gun against Christianity, and left half a 
 crown to a beggarly Scotchman to let it off. 
 
 3545 BOSWELL (James) Biographer and Friend of Dr. Johnson 
 
 b. 1740, d. 1795 
 
 A. L. s. 4 pages 4to. To David Garrick. Dated Edinburgh, 11 
 April, 3774; with portrait 
 
 " When Mr. Johnson and I arrived at Inyerary after our expedition to the Hebrides, 
 and there for the first time after many clays renewed our enjoyment of the 
 luxuries of civilized life, one of the most elegant that I could wish to find, 
 was lying for me a letter from Mr. Garrick. It was a Fine Apple of the 
 finest flavour, which had a high zest indeed amongst the heath covered 
 mountains of Scotia." 
 
 In this eloquent letter he alludes very feelingly to the death of Dr. Gold- 
 smith, and to many other subjects of an interesting nature,
 
 3546 BOWLES (W. L.) Poet 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Miss Maria Young. Dated July 9, 1823 
 Thanking her for a plant which he shall call Youngina pulcherrima if she do not 
 send him the name of it. A touching sonnet of 8 lines closes his expression 
 of thanks. 
 
 3547 BBADSHAWE, President to the Commissioners of the Admiralty, <fec. 
 
 Whitehall, Jan. 27, 1G5| 
 
 An interesting Document, being an Order appointing Monday next 
 for the Fleet " to seeke the Lorde" and " Thursday Month, for the 
 whole Nation" It is countersigned by Secretary Thurlow. 
 
 3548 BUCKINGHAM (George Villiers, Duke of) Favourite of James I and 
 
 Charles I assassinated by Felton, 1628 
 
 A. L. e. 3 pages folio. To Mr. Secretary Conway. n. d. ; TEET BABE 
 
 It commences, " Because it is late and I am wcarie I will give you but a shorte 
 
 relation of my time spent since I saw you, which I entreate you att your 
 
 first occasion to truble his Ma tie - w th -" It closes, " I praye you give masters 
 
 most humble thankes for keepinge from could and starvynge for without his 
 
 coate and meate I had done both." The body of the letter evidently relates 
 
 to the marriage of Charles I with Henrietta, and is of considerable historical 
 
 interest. 
 
 3549 BUBNS (Robt.) 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To Eobert Cleghorn. Dated Mauchline, 31 
 March, 1788 ; a characteristic specimen 
 
 Enclosing a Song to the tune of Captain OKean " I am so harassed 
 
 with care and anxiety about this farming project of mine that my muse has 
 degenerated into the veriest prose-wench that ever picked cinders, or 
 followed a tinker." 
 
 3550 BUBNS (Eobert) 
 
 A. L. 4 pages 4to. To " Clarinda " (Mrs. M'Lehose). No date 
 
 A CAPITAL SPECIMEN. " I have many a time taken up my pen to try an epistle of 
 Friendship to you ; but it will not do : 'tis like Jove grasping a popgun, after 
 having wielded his thunder." Referring to his old friend Ainslie, who has 
 been doing some services for Mrs. M'Lehose, but writes in a cool manner to 
 him " though Fame does not blow her trumpet at my approach now, as she 
 did ifon, when he first honored me with his friendship, yet I am as proud as 
 ever ; and when I am laid in my grave, I wish to be stretched at my full 
 length, that I may occupy every inch of ground that I have a right to. ... 
 Here am I set, a solitary hermit, in the solitary room of a solitary inn, with 
 a solitary bottle of wine by me, as grave and as stupid as an owl but like 
 that owl still faithful to my old song; in confirmation of which, my dear 
 Mrs. Mack, here is your good health ! May the hand-wal'd bennisons o' 
 Heaven bless your bonie face ; and the wratch wha skellies at your welfare, 
 may the auld tinkler deil get him to clout his rotten heart ! Amen 1" He 
 concludes with a stanza of 8 lines, commencing 
 
 "In vain would Prudence with decorous sneer." 
 
 3551 BUBNS (Eobert) 
 
 Bruce's Address to his Troops at Bannockburn, commencing 
 
 " SCOTS WHA HAE WITH WALLACE BLED," 
 
 In the autograph of the Poet, and signed Eobt. Burns. 
 
 Tins srntRiNG ADDRESS may fairly rank as one of the chief efforts of his great 
 Poetic genius. The letter is written to Dr. Hughes, and contains some 
 interesting accounts of the scenes of action the song is intended to illustrate.
 
 261 
 
 3552 BYRON (Lord) Poet b. 1788, d. 1824 
 
 A. L. s. 4 pages 4to. (To E. Dallas). Dated Jan. 2Q(h, 1808 ; 
 
 A VERY INTERESTING LETTER, in the Poet's best manner 
 Acknowledging his letter, stating how far he is gratified by his favourable opinion 
 " If the little volume you mention has given pleasure in the perusal to the 
 author of Perceval and Aubrey, I am sufficiently repaid by his praise, though 
 our periodical Censors have been uncommonly lenient. I confess a tribute 
 from a man of acknowledged genius is still more flattering." 
 
 A printed Prologue on Peter Bell, with a paraphrastic Epilogue full 
 of sarcasm and wit, dated Ravenna, March 22, 1820, in the auto- 
 graph of Byron, accompanies the above 
 
 3553 CANNING (GEORGE) Statesman and Orator b. 1770, d. 1827 
 
 Three Signatures to orders for payment of expenses in 1807, and a 
 printed biographical sketch, with portrait 
 
 3554 CAROLINE, Queen of George II 
 
 Autograph Signature as Eegent during the King's absence in Ger- 
 many to a Warrant for payment of secret service money, counter- 
 signed by her Ministers. Dated Oct. 13th, 1736 ; with portrait, 
 
 VERT BARE 
 
 3555 Chalmers (Dr. Thomas) Eminent Nonconformist Divine 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To A. Gillespie, Esq. Dated July 29/7*, 1847, 
 and a page of Queries 
 
 3556 Chambers (Sir W.) Eminent Architect b. 1725, d. 1706 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To T. Garth, Esq. Dated July 10th, 1770 
 
 In reference to " works done by Phillips at Somerset House." 
 
 Another Letter to the same, written in the third person, respecting 
 the sale of the ground, " on the Scite of Somerset House." 
 Dated Dec. 17, 1779 
 
 3557 CHAMPOLLION-FIGEAC, Orientalist b. 1701, d. 1831 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. Nov. 16, 1826, in French. To the Director of 
 the Eoyal Press, relative to some work on Egyptian Hieroglyphics, 
 in the interpreting of which Champollion has rendered himself so 
 famous 
 
 3558 Chantrey (Sir F.) Eminent Sculptor 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To George Cooke, Esq. Dated 27 March, 
 1822 
 
 Expresses satisfaction at the manner in which the plates were done, and prays for 
 the completion of the others for cogent reasons assigned. 
 
 3550 CHARLES I, King of England 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To " My onlie deare Sister." Dated Green- 
 wich, 13 of May, 1634; a fine specimen 
 
 " I hope shortlie to make a full dispatche to you by my Agent Boswell, therefore 
 I shall say litell to you at this tyme, but that I hope ye believe that it is not 
 my want of affection to your affaires." 
 
 35GO CHARLES I. 
 
 Signature to an order for 20 as payment to Mongo Moore for a 
 journey to the King of Sweden. Dated Feb. 22nd, 1631 ; with 
 rare portrait by Hollar
 
 262 
 
 3561 CHARLES II. KINO OF ENGLAND 
 
 A. L. signed C. E. 1 page 4to. " For my Lord Commissioner" 
 (the Duke of Lauderdale.) Dated Whitehall, 2 Nov. 1669 
 
 " Though Robin Moray has by my directions tould you how well I am satisfied 
 with your proceedings in Scotland, yet I cannot forbeare the repeating it 
 to you my selfe, and withall to tell you the true sence I have of your industry 
 and dexterity in the whole proceedings." 
 
 AN INTERESTING LETTER, alluding to political matters of moment. 
 
 3562 Charles II. 
 
 SIGN MANUAL to a Document " Given at the Louvre in Paris this 
 31st day of October, 1052 ;" and another, " Given at our Court at 
 "Whitehall the 15th day of August, 1676," with the signature of 
 the Duke of MONMOUTH at the back of the letter ; with two por- 
 traits, one after Kneller, by Smith 
 
 35G3 CHARLES II. 
 
 Signature to the List of Names of the Commissioners for Treaty of 
 Union between England and Scotland, 1670 
 
 3564 CHARLOTTE (Princess) daughter of George IV. 
 
 A. L, s. 3 pages 4to. Shrewsbury Lodge, Aug. 17, 1804; with 
 
 portrait 
 A charming letter, in which she says " 1 am very busy and I try to be very good." 
 
 " Mama comes very often to see me, and then we play at all 
 
 merry Games, Colin Mailliard, &c. Written in the 9th year of her age. 
 
 3565 CHARLOTTE (Princess) 
 
 A. L. s. 3J pages 4to. Dated Camelford House, lth July 
 
 Commencing " My dear Lady Charlotte." 
 
 3566 CHATEAUBRIAND 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. in French, no date 
 
 3567 CLARENDON (Edward Hyde, Earl of) famous Chancellor, Historian 
 
 b. 1608, d. 1674 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages folio. Hague, Dec, 1, 1648. Concerning Prince 
 Rupert's Commission and other blank Commissions. Secret 
 designs for keeping the Prince in this country and to send the 
 Duke of York into France. On the great want of money for the 
 Fleet, &c. ; FINE AND RARE, portrait 
 
 3568 CLARKE (Dr. Adam) Biblical Scholar b. 1762, d. 1832 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To Wm. Reed, Esq. Dated April 14, 1829 
 
 Characteristic of the goodness of heart of this eminently pious man and dis- 
 tinguished scholar. 
 
 3569 CLITE (Kitty) celebrated Actress 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To " My dear Popy," Twickenham, Oct. 17, 
 
 1784 ; VERY RARE, with old advertisement 
 
 11 The Jack I must have, and I suppose the Cook will be as much delighted with 
 it as a line Lady with a Birthday suit ; I send you Wallnuts which are fine, 
 but Pray be moderate in your admiration for they are dangerous Dainties 
 
 Mrs. Prince has been rob'd at Two a' Clock at noon of her Gold 
 
 watch and four guineas, and at the same time our two Justices of three and 
 
 sixpence a Piece they had like to be shot for not haveing more ?! 
 
 Poor Mrs. Hart is dead well spoken of by everybody I pity the poor old 
 weasel that is left behind.
 
 263 
 
 3570 CLIVE (Eobert, Lord) founder of the British empire in India 
 
 b. 1725, d. 1774 
 
 L. s. 1 page 4to. To Mr. William Innes. Berkeley Square, May 
 31, 1764 
 
 Desires the continuance of his assistance when consistent with the real interest of 
 the Company. 
 
 3571 COBBETT (William) Political Writer 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To Wm. Gifford, Esq. Dated New York, 
 IMli April, 1800 
 
 Respecting his determination to return to England. " What I shall follow, when 
 I get to London is another question. Something of business, however (pro- 
 bably bookselling) I am resolved on ; for I love my family too well to think 
 of placing their dependence for support on the feeble labours of my pen. 
 
 This very able letter treats on various subjects with the writer's character- 
 istic cleverness and perspicuity. 
 
 3572 COCKER (Edward) 
 
 Original Petition of Edward Cocker, the celebrated Arithmetician 
 and Caligrapher to the Lord Treasurer, Southampton. The scrap 
 of writing at the foot of the Petition is in the autograph of Sir 
 Philip Warwick. Cocker died 1677, aged 47 
 
 This fragment of a document of some interest in connection with the fine arts, 
 exhibiting as it does a beautiful specimen of penmanship, is one of the muti- 
 lated exchequer records. 
 
 3573 COLERIDGE (S. T.) Eminent Poet, Essayist and Moral Philosopher 
 
 b. 1772, d. 1834 
 A. L. s. 3 pages folio. To Joseph Cottle, Esq. Dated April 26, 1814 
 
 A MOST INTERESTING LETTER, commencing thus : " You have poured oil on the 
 raw and festering wound of an old friend's conscience, Cottle ! but it is oil 
 of vitriol! I but barely glanced at the middle of the first page of your 
 letter, and have seen no more of it not from resentment (God forbid !) but 
 from the state of my bodily and mental sufferings, that scarcely permitted 
 human fortitude to let in a new visitor of affliction." 
 
 He then goes on to state how he was seduced into the " accursed habit" of 
 taking laudanum, in a most touching and philosophical manner peculiar to 
 his fine and eloquent style of writing. The letter closes with a postscript, 
 beginning thus : Dr. Estlin, I found, is raising the city against me, as far as 
 he and his friends can, for having stated a mere matter of fact, viz. that 
 Milton had represented Satan as a sceptical Socinian." 
 
 3574 COLERIDGE (S. T.) 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages folio. To George Dyer. No date 
 A MOST ELOQUENT AND CHARMING LETTER, in which he alludes to Southey and 
 other of his literary friends. " My hopes (he says) when most highly plumed 
 by my Fancy, soar not more sublimely, than to labour and live to be useful 
 and to be happy. Not to be poor would make me very rich. If by any 
 means I could procure a salary of a guinea a week, I would be well content 
 to work like a Russian." 
 
 This characteristic letter is full of fine sentiments worthy the moral philo- 
 sopher and poet. 
 
 3575 CONDE (Henry II de Bourbon, Prince de) b. 1588, d. 1646 
 
 A. L. s. 4 pages 4to. in French. To the King (Louis XIII). 
 
 Dated Bourges, Dec. 19th, 1625 
 
 In favour of Lord Vignier. He is ready to be condemned for a Judas if it was 
 with his knowledge or consent that his letter was published, and would 
 rather die than be false to his Majesty, 
 
 FINE AND INTERESTING
 
 264 
 
 357G CONDE (Louis II do Bourbon, called the Great) b. 1621, d. 1686 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. in French. To Cardinal Mazarin. Juin 21, 1644 
 
 lie announces that he lias just ordered the advance of the regiments of Bussy, 
 Guiche and Provence to prevent the junction of the enemy before Luxem- 
 bourg, for which place he will set out himself as soon as he has made arrange- 
 ments with M. de Lorraine. It is necessary that no time be lost in getting 
 all things ready for a siege. 
 
 A FINE LETTER OF QEEAT BAEITY 
 
 3577 CONTI (Armand de Bourbon, Prince of ) . b. 1629, d. 1GG6 
 
 A. L. e. 2 pages 4to. in French. To Don Petro Eocco. Dated 
 Bourdeaux, Aoust 7 
 
 He complains of the detention of the Duke of Guise, who ought to have been 
 before liberated. 
 
 A FINE SPECIMEN, with portrait 
 
 3578 CONTI (Frederic Louis, Prince of) b. 1664, d. 1704 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To M. le Due d'Albret. Paris, Juillet, 21, 1697 
 
 In the same year the Prince of Conti was, for his brilliant achievements, elected 
 King of Poland. 
 
 3579 CONEABT (Valentine) founder and first Secretary of tbe French 
 
 Academy b. 1603, d. 1675 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 8vo. "A Monsieur de Zulichem, a la Haye." 
 
 Dated 4 Juin, 1660. A VEET FINE AND EAEE SPECIMEN, with 
 seals and silk. 
 
 " Quand vous verrez cette lettre vous croirez peut-estre que je ne suis re'ssussite" 
 que pour vous persecuter." 
 
 3580 COOK (James) Celebrated Navigator b. 1728, murdered 1779 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To George Jackson, Esq. Dated Feb. 14, 1776. 
 
 VEET EAEE. 
 
 Requesting Mr. Shuttleworth to be discharged from the Surprize into the Reso- 
 lution under my command. 
 
 3581 COWPEE (Wm.) Poet b. 1731, d. 1800 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Mr. Joseph Hill. Dated May, 27, 1777 
 
 Asking for the sum of Thirty Pounds in anticipation of rent due. 
 
 3582 COWPEE (Wm.) 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To the same. August, 8, 1779 
 
 " As a school-boy longs for fine fruit, but feels himself too poor to purchase it, 
 so have I longed for Millar's Dictionary. And as the same boy is the 
 happiest of all imaginable beings upon earth, when a friend passing by and 
 observing him slips half-a-crown into his hand, so was I at the receipt of 
 your present." 
 
 3583 CEABBE (George) Poet b. 1754, d. 1832 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To Edmund Cartwright, Esq. Dated 
 Aug. 23, 1789 
 
 A letter of invitation, and on subjects of Natural History, with a request for a 
 greyhound of "moderate abilities who will occasionally kill a hare at 
 Muston.
 
 265 
 
 3584 CROMWELL (OLIVES) Protector of England b. 1599, d. 1658 
 
 A. L. S. 2 pages folio. " To my noble friends Sir Edmund Bacon, 
 Sir Will. Sponge, Knigbts and Baronetts, Sir Thenes Bernardiaton, 
 Knt. and Maurice Barrowe, Esq. present theise." Dated Hunt- 
 ington, July 31, 1643. 
 
 AN IMPORTANT LETTER OF GREAT RARITY AND INTEREST. 
 
 FULL DETAILS ARE HERE GIVEN OP THE MEMORABLE EXPLOIT BEFORE GAINS- 
 BOROUGH, IN A VIVID AND GRAPHIC MANNER BY THE PEN OF THIS 
 EXTRAORDINARY MAN, WHO POSSESSED REMARKABLE COURAGE AND SKILL 
 IN WARFARE AND WHO NEVER FORGOT TO THANK ALMIGHTY GOD FOR HIS 
 SUCCESS IN ARMS, ALWAYS ATTRIBUTING HIS VICTORIES TO THE MERCIFUL 
 INTERPOSITION OF DlVINE PROVIDENCE. 
 
 3585 CROMWELL (Oliver) 
 
 Signature to an order to pay a sum of 99 4s. for supply, and main- 
 tenance of General Becker's Kegiment, August 30, 1049. 
 
 A FINE AND RARE SPECIMEN. 
 
 3586 CROMWELL (Oliver) 
 
 Original broadside Proclamation declaring the Dissolution of the 
 late Parliament and the appointment of a Commonwealth with 
 OLIVER CROMWELL as Protector. Dec. 16th, 1653. 2 portraits. 
 
 3587 CUVIER (Baron) Naturalist b. 1769, d. 1832 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. in French. To Madame de Champlories. 10 
 Mars, 1827. 
 
 3588 DAVY (Sir Humphry) 
 
 A. L. s. 4 pages folio. To Sir Francis Bernard. Bath, Nov. 14, 
 
 1816, w itli seal. 
 
 Relating to the decomposition of and duty on salt, on which he says, " I have 
 often been consulted by Secretaries of the Treasury." He then alludes to 
 the condition of the labouring classes, and suggests means of assistance. 
 
 3589 DAVY (Sir Humphry) 
 
 A. L. s. Two letters, one from Borne and the other from Ports- 
 mouth, respecting the laying out of money for him in the long 
 annuities. 
 
 3590 DAVY (Sir Humphry) 
 
 A. L. a. 5 pages folio. To Sir Francis Baring, Bart. M.P. Oct. 3rd, 
 1805. 
 
 AN IMPORTANT LETTER respecting the connection of a Museum for Commerce 
 and the Arts "with your establishment" (the London Institution.) He 
 gives his views on the subject with great clearness of detail, and concludes 
 his letter by saying, " I hope you will accept the general offer of my services 
 in this business which you so happily and nobly patronise." 
 
 3591 Devonshire (Georgiana, Duchess of) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 8vo. Dec. 11, 1790. 
 Eespecting caps, hats, gowns, and petticoats, which she had not yet received. 
 
 3592 DICKENS (Charles) Eminent Novelist 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 8vo. To Charles Cochrane, Esq. 
 Regretting his inability to take the chair at a public meeting. 
 CRUICKSHANK (GEORGE) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page Svo. Eespecting the selection of a subject for his 
 pencil, 1843 and 184G 
 
 Mr. Dickens' Speech at the Banquet at the Boyal Academy, in manu- 
 script, and corrected proof of that of the American Minister, 
 
 M M
 
 266 
 
 3693 DRYDEN (John) Poet and Dramatist b. 1631, d. 1700 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To Lord Latimer. Undated ; A BEAUTIFUL 
 
 SPECIMEN Or AN AUTOGRAPH OF THE GREATEST BABITY AND 
 INTEREST. 
 
 Relating to the production of some Play, on which he writes ; " the King's 
 Comedy lyes in the Sudds till you please to send me into Northamptonshyrc : 
 it will be almost such another piece of businesse as the fond Husband, for 
 such the King will have it, who is parcell poet with me in the plott, one of 
 the designes being a story he was pleas'd formerly to tell me ; and therefore 
 I hope he will keep the jeast in countenance by laughing at it." &c. &c. 
 
 3594 DRYDEN (John) 
 
 Doc. signed to a receipt for 28 16s. assigned to him yearly from 
 the Excise, due Michaelmas last, Nov. 22, 1679. BARE. 
 
 3595 DRYDEN (John) 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To his cousin, " Mrs. Stuart att Cotter- 
 stock." Candlemas-day, 1698. A RARE AND FINE SPECIMEN. 
 
 A MOST INTERESTING LETTER, which has been printed by Malone in the first vol. 
 of his edition of Dryden's Prose Works. " I pass my time sometimes with 
 Ovid, and sometimes with our old English poet Chaucer ; translating such 
 stories as best please my fancy ; and intend besides them to add somewhat 
 of my own : so that it is not impossible but ere the summer be past, I may 
 come down to you with a volume in my hand, like a dog out of the water 
 with a duck in his mouth." 
 
 3596 EDWARD IV. (King) 
 
 To the Duke of Milan. Letter of safe conduct, in Latin, signed at 
 the bottom. Dated London, Oct. 1st, 1475. A FINE SPECIMEN. 
 
 Lord Anthony, Count de Ripariis, (Lord Rivers) whom he not only loved on 
 account of his fidelity, but also because he is the brother of our dearest 
 consort. He is about to take a journey to Rome, and either in going or 
 returning to pass through Milan and other places in your dominion, and we 
 beg you to receive him favourably. 
 
 3597 Elizabeth (Queen of England) 
 
 Letter. 1 page folio. With the QUEEN'S SIGN MANUAL, to SIR H. 
 SIDNEY, Lord Deputy of Ireland. Dated Hampton Court, Nov. 
 20, 1570. Endorsed by Sir H. Sidney. 
 
 That the bearer, the Earl of Thomond, shall be in no danger of his life, but is 
 otherwise to be judged for his disloyalty, and requesting to deal with him in 
 favourable sort. 
 
 3598 ELIZABETH (Queen of England) 
 
 SIGN MANUAL to an order for the payment of 619 to Benjamin 
 Gorson, Esq. Treasurer of the Admiralty, with his receipt and 
 account for the same, with portraits of the Queen sitting in Par- 
 liament. 
 
 IJ599 ELLIOTT (General) The Hero of Gibraltar 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. Dated Gibraltar, Feb. 27, 1783 
 
 Introducing Mr. Sweetland, who knows " every particular of my private and 
 what is proper of my publick conduct." 
 
 3600 ERSKINE (Thomas, Lord) Lord High Chancellor b. 1750, d. 1823 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. Brightelmstone, Sept. 11, 1782. A ludicrous 
 
 description of Brighton at that period ' at the ball last night, 
 
 not one handsome woman, charitably speaking, and making all
 
 267 
 
 proper allowances for the nicety of my taste in that respect.' 
 Another, to his brother respecting notes of the families, and the 
 singular copyhold fines by which the estate was in future to be 
 held. . 2 
 
 3601 FENELON, Archbishop of Cambray b. 1651, d. 1715 
 
 A. L. 3 pages 4to. in French. Probably to Bossuet. DimancJie, 
 6 Mars, 1695. 
 
 Breathing pious sentiments respecting the soul, and the effect of Divine Grace. 
 
 3602 FLAXMAN (John) Distinguished Sculptor 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Eichard Eales, Esq. 18^ of April, 1812 
 
 Expressing thanks for a miniature portrait of General Simcoe, and the impres- 
 sion of his arms, the Avant of which had delayed the monument, which shall 
 now proceed without interruption." 
 
 3603 Foote (Maria) Actress 
 
 A. L. s. To Laporte in favour of Miss Lee Another praying him 
 to do something to extricate her father from difficulty Another 
 from Ellen Tree in favour of Mr. Knowles whose salary should be 
 12 a week Order for admission to Drury Lane, Signed H. 
 Coutts (6) 
 
 3604 FOOTE (Samuel) " The British Aristophanes " 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To David Garrick, dated Canmore Park, 
 Tuesday 
 
 " Weak and in anguish." Thanks him ardently for some favours conveyed to him 
 by Mr. Bromfeild (the surgeon), "As a reward for your compassionate 
 feelings of the misery of others, may you never be afflicted with any of 
 your own." 
 
 The letters of Foote are rarely seen, and no finer authority can be found to 
 establish the sincere attachment that existed between these two unrivalled 
 comedians. 
 
 3605 Fox (C. J.) Statesman 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. Fely. 13th, 1782 
 
 Commencing " Dear Fitz Ld. John has promised to write to old Noel to tell 
 him that very material business is to come on Wednesday next." Accom- 
 panied by opinions and remarks by Mr. Croker and Earl Russell. 
 
 3606 FRANCIS I. King of France, n. 1494, d. 1547 
 
 L. s. 1 page folio. Addressed to Monsr. De Villeroy. Counter- 
 signed Breton. Dated 6 Juin, 1530 
 
 Giving him an order to return the silver plate to those from whom it had been 
 borrowed to make up the sum of 1 200,000 crowns, which sum he has been 
 obliged to pay for the ransom of his two Sons, the Dauphin, and the Duke 
 of Orleans, they having been left Hostages in Spain. 
 
 A FINE SPECIMEN, with facsimile and plate of the return of the 
 Princes. 
 
 3607 FEANKLIN (Benj.) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Dr. Lind, dated London, Oct. 25t7i, 1769 
 
 Recommending an ingenious young American, who wishes to prosecute his 
 Medical Studies in your School, now the most celebrated of the kind in the 
 known world.
 
 268 
 
 3608 FRANKLIN (B.) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. Dated Passy, Sept. 12, 83 
 
 Playful answer to an invitation to dine at the Pavilion of Chaillot, " when I hope 
 your Rhumatism will have left you, so as to permit your standing upright, 
 that you may enjoy more ease and I more pleasure in the greater convenience 
 of embracing you." 
 
 3G09 FBEDEBICK, Duke of York 
 
 Certificate signed by himself and others, stating that the number of horses were 
 effective during the period for which forage is charged, and that he did not 
 draw any forage from any contractor on his own account. 
 
 3GIO GAINSBOROUGH (Thomas) Artist 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To the Honble. Mr. Stratford. March 21, 
 1777 ; interesting and BARE 
 
 " I am daubing away for the Exhibition with all my might and have done two 
 
 large Lands kips (exclusive of 3 full-lenth portraits) The Landskips 
 
 are the best I ever did, and probably will be the best I shall live to do." 
 Relating to the Exhibition, " half-lengths are overlooked in such a monstrous 
 
 large room, and at a mile's distance I shall very willingly retouch 
 
 them (Chalk Drawings), or do anything else for you when I come to town, 
 well knowing that if I ever am Icnighted or have anything to do at rit. James's 
 it must be through your Interest and singular Friendship for me/' 
 
 30 11 GARDINER (Col. James) killed at the Battle of Prestonpans, 1745. 
 L. s. 1 page 4to. To Mr. Eoebuck, 30 Jany. 1727-8 
 
 Respecting Ammunition to be supplied to the Regiment. 
 
 3612 GARRICK (David) b. 1706, d. 1779 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To his brother George Garrick. Dated 
 Hampton, April 12, 1776 
 
 Last night I play'd Drugger for the last time ; I thought the audience were mad, 
 and they almost turned my brain. Enquiries as to Linley's securities for 
 10,000. Thinks that Bath for George's health, is what the Roman 
 Catholics think of their religion, there is no salvation out of it. Replete 
 with interest. 
 
 3613 GARBICK (David) 
 
 Autograph copy of a letter to the Earl of Sandwich, soliciting for a 
 butcher at Hampton, who is also a good cricketer, the honor of 
 purveying to his Lordship, April 7 Also Lord SANDWICH'S reply. 
 Dated April 9, ] 776, in which he says 
 
 " If I had never heard of such a man as Piper, the butcher ; if he had never had 
 a bat in his hand ; if he sold the worst meat within a day's journey of the 
 place, I think that as he comes to me under the auspices of so good a patron, 
 I should have employed him, provided you will allow me to annex as a con- 
 dition, that you now and then take a dinner in the greenhouse in the course 
 of the Summer to try whether he serves me well." 
 
 D. GARRICK. Autograph copy of letter acknowledging Lord Sand- 
 wich's acquiescence, and expressing his sense of the honour of 
 being appointed one of the jury on the trial of Piper 
 
 3614 George I, II and III 
 
 SIGN MANUALS for the payment of monies, countersigned by the 
 respective Ministers, with portraits, in fine condition
 
 3615 GEOBGE III. 
 
 His Signature at various periods of his Life, and note of the " Sub- 
 stance of the Statutes of the Garter " in his autograph 
 
 3616 GEOEGE, PBINCE or WALES (afterwards King George II.) 
 
 Signature as one of the Guardians of the Kingdom in the King's 
 absence, Octr. 10, 1716 
 
 3617 George, Prince of "Wales, as Prince Regent 
 
 Signature to a Petition to allow the Attorney-General, Sir Win. 
 Garrow to plead for John Homer, indicted for Perjury, and another 
 to a Warrant for placing G. N. Lattimore on Retired Full-Pay. 
 June 9th, 1813, Nov. 28th, 1820 
 
 3618 GIBBON (Edward) Historian b. 1737, d. 1794 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. In French, a Mademoiselle ? Bayonne en 
 Lorraine, April 16, 1762. Apologises for the size of the paper he 
 uses ; describes the scenery as' seen from his window, the com- 
 panions of his journey, etc. ; BABE 
 
 3619 GIBBON (Ed.) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Edmund Malone. Dated TurKs Head, 
 Gerard Street, Feb. 5, 1782 
 
 Gibbon was at this date President of the Literary Club, and officially intimates to 
 Malone, he was on that day elected a member. 
 
 3620 GIBBON (Ed.) 
 
 Empowering Lord Sheffield to declare his acceptance of the Chiltren 
 Hundreds. Dated Downing Street, Septr. 15, 1783 
 
 With an account of a Naval Engagement between Keppel and the French Fleet* 
 addressed to Lord Sheffield, "The French are shut up, we are Masters of 
 the Sea and invasion is no more." 
 
 3621 GIBBONS (GrinliDg) Sculptor d. 1721 
 
 Signature to a receipt for 37 10s., being the amount of three 
 months annuity. Dated SQtJi October, 1713 
 
 3622 GUICCIOLI (Countess), A. L. s. in Italian. 2| pages 8vo. To Mr. 
 
 Monck Mason Gamba (Count), A. L. s. 2^ pages 8vo. in Italian. 
 To a Lady. 28 August, 1830 (2) 
 
 3623 GOLDSMITH (Oliver) b. 1731, d. 1774 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To David Garrick, Esq. July 20th, 1767 
 
 Referring to a piece he had written for the stage, which he had submitted to 
 Garrick's perusal. " I am extremely sorry that you should think me warm 
 at our last meeting, your judgment certainly ought to be free, especially in a 
 matter which must in some measure concern your own credit and interest." 
 
 At the back is Garrick's answer in his autograph. 1 page 4to. Dated 
 
 LicJtfield, July 25, 1767 
 
 In which he assures him of his friendly feeling, stating that it was the business of 
 his life " to live upon the best terms with men of genius, and as I know that 
 Dr. Goldsmith will have no reason to change his present friendly disposition 
 towards me, so I shall be glad of any future opportunity to convince him 
 how much." 
 
 EAEE AND INTEEESTING 
 
 3624 GEAY (Thomas) Topographical Notes. 4 pages 4to. In his small and 
 
 singularly neat hand, entitled, " Habitations of our Kings ; Houses 
 of Great Men in and about London." BABE (2)
 
 270 
 
 3625 Gwynn (Richard) Signature to a Eeceipt for 9 5s. 6d. as Assigne of 
 
 John Lindsay, goldsmith, 3 Oct. 1678 Hansard (Luke) printer, 
 A. L. s. 2\ pages 4to. To Mr. Davies, May 2 (1806), relating to 
 the printing of Mr. "Wooll's Warton 
 
 3626 NELL GWYNNE to Mr. Laurence Hyde n. d. 
 
 MOST INTERESTING and probably UNIQUE. It is not often that an Epistle so truly 
 characteristic of an individual mind is to be met with. We have sufficient 
 indication of the attractive personal charms of " Pretty Nelly," in Lely's 
 portrait and Pepys' raptures, but here we have her living and speaking as 
 she was wont to speak. 
 
 It is well known that Nelly was no scribe, and could with difficulty scrawl her 
 initials, she therefore here employs the pen of one of her merry companions, 
 but evidently insists upon her very words being written down, although she 
 cannot make her write all she wishes. 
 
 Laurence Hyde was the second son of Lord Chancellor Clarendon, then upon a 
 foreign mission. After telling him that she can hold no longer to let him 
 know that she has never been in any company without drinking his health. 
 She says, " for I love you with all my soule." " The Pelmel is to me now 
 a dismale place since I have lost Sir Car Scrope, never to be recovered agane, 
 for he tould me he could not live always at this rate, and so begune to be a 
 little uncevil, which I could not sufer from an ugly baux garscon." She 
 mentions Lord Rochester and Mr. Savill, and says " Lord Dorset apiers 
 worse in thre months, for he drinkes aile with Shadwell and Mr. Harris at 
 the Duke's house (the Theatre) all day long." After mentioning Lord 
 Burford and Lord Beauclerc, she concludes thus : " We are agoing to supe 
 with the King at Whitehall, and my Lady Harvie, the King remembers his 
 sarvis to you. Now lets talke of State Affaires for we never caried things 
 so cunningly as now, for we dont know whether we shall have peice or war, 
 but I am for war, and for no other reason but that you may come home. I 
 have a thousand merry conceits but I cant make her write um, and therefore 
 you must take the will for the deed. God bye, your most loveing obedient 
 faithfull & humbel Sarvant, E. G." 
 
 3627 Harvey (Lord) A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To the Duke [of Eichmond], 
 
 July 8, 1740, full of humour Harvey (Lady) A. L. s. 4 pages 
 
 4to. To the same, July 27, 1749 (2) 
 
 Lord Hervey was the subject of Pope's most bitter satire as Sporus, Lord Fanny, 
 
 etc. and was as profusely lauded by Middleton. Lady Hervey was the 
 
 beautiful Miss Lepell. 
 
 3628 HASTINGS ( Warren) b. 1732, d. 1818 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To Eobt. Bowyer. 17 th Deer. 1797 
 
 Relating to an advance of money upon a draft which he hopes will be punctually 
 paid. 
 
 3629 HAWES (W.) 
 
 SEVEN LETTERS in his autograph, to Dr. Taylor, of the Society of 
 Arts, on various topics of interest 
 
 3630 HENRIETTA MARIA, Queen of Charles T. 
 
 L. e. 1 page 4to. in French. " A mon Cousin," Paris, Juillet 7, 1649 
 
 The Island of Silly being in want of provisions, and Mr. Joshua Lloyd, an English 
 
 gentleman staying at Rochelle, having been recommended to her to supply 
 
 them, she begs her correspondent to exert all his power and authority in her 
 
 favour, this being a measure of the highest importance to the King, her Son. 
 
 3631 HENRIETTA MARIA, Queen of Charles I. 
 
 SIGN MANUAL to an Order. Dated a St. Germain ce 4 Aoust, 1646
 
 3632 HENRY IV, King of Navarre b. 1553, assassinated 1610 
 
 A. L. a. 1 page folio. To Catherine de Medicis (July 1581) ; 
 
 AN INTERESTING LETTER 
 
 3633 HENRY VII, King of England b. 1455, d. 1509 
 
 SIGN MANUAL, to a warrant for the supply of Palms for Palm 
 Sunday and other matters connected therewith. To Sir Robert 
 Litton, Knt. March 21st, 1499, portrait 
 
 3634 HENRY VII, KING OF ENGLAND 
 
 SIGN MANUAL, addressed to Sir Eobert Lytton, giving orders for 
 materials for different kinds of clothing. May 20th, 1499 
 
 3635 HENRY VIII, King of England b. 1491, d. 1547 
 
 SIGN MANUAL, to two Documents, one on vellum and the other on 
 paper. March 27th, 1535, 2 portraits (2) 
 
 Orders for apparel and other matters connected with the wardrobe. 
 
 3636 HOLLAND (H.) Architect 
 
 Drawing of a Plan of the India House. " Ordered by the Chairman 
 to be executed, H. Holland." 22 Aug. 1799 
 
 3637 Hume (David) Philosopher and Historian b. 1711, d. 1776 
 
 A. L. s. 4 papes 4to. closely written. [To Lord Hertford?] March 
 
 20, 1766, highly interesting and rare 
 
 Referring to Lord Bute's speech on the repeal of the Stamp Act, and the embolden- 
 ment thereby afforded to the American colonies to further dangerous acts of 
 opposition. Arrival of Count Lauragais in London, and his horse-racing 
 proclivities, American plantation speculations, etc. 
 
 3638 Hunt (J. H. Leigh) Political Writer and Poet, A. L. s. 1 page 4to. 
 
 To Mr. Cottle, 1802 Eogers (Samuel) Poet, A. L. s. 2 pages 
 Svo. 1844 Landor (~W. S.) A. L. s. 4 pages 8vo. no date (3) 
 
 3639 JAMES I, King of England 
 
 Document, signed and countersigned by Thomas Howard, Earl of 
 Suffolk, and Sir John Stanhope, relating to Wardrobe Provisions, 
 and other matters connected with the Household, portrait. June 
 30th, 1603 
 
 3640 JAMES II, King of England 
 
 SIGN MANUAL to an Order to pay our " Wellbeloved Cousin 
 George Earl of Dunbarton 4098. 3s. 8d. due to the Royal 
 Regiment of Foot under his command, portrait. 19th June, 1686 
 
 3641 JAMES II 
 
 SIGN MANUAL to a Commission for raising a Troop of Horse. 
 St. Germain, 20 June, 1692 
 
 3642 JAMES II 
 
 SIGNATURE to a Warrant for Holding Courts Martial. 10 Marchj 1668 
 
 3643 JAMES VI, King of Scots 
 
 A. L. s. commencing "I pray you send me with this bearare Gray 
 Fairfax, for he will stand me in moest special steadd at this tyme." 
 
 A RARE AND FINE EXAMPLE 
 
 3644 JOHNSON (Dr.) Lexicographer b. 1709, d. 1784 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page Svo. To SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS. Dated June 
 23rd, 1871 
 
 Thanking him for his " splendid benefaction.
 
 272 
 
 3645 JOHNSON (Dr.) 
 
 TIIE ORIGINAL AGBEEMENT beween Dr. SAMUEL JOHNSON and Ed. 
 Cave, bookseller, for the publication of the first small edition 
 (12mo.) of the RAM BLEB, specially providing that the names of 
 John Payne and Joseph Bougnet, " are inserted as the persons for 
 whom such edition is printed." 1751 
 
 This most interesting document is signed by Johnson and witnessed by David 
 Henry and J. Hawkesworth. 
 
 3646 JOHNSON (Dr.) 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 8vo. To Mrs. Eeynolds. Dated July 21**, 1781 
 
 " There is in these such force of comprehension, and such nicety of observation as 
 Locke or Pascal might be proud of." He then suggests certain alterations, 
 and that some of her expressions must be made clearer and smoother prior to 
 publication. 
 
 An unfinished Letter of Mr. Langton's announcing Dr. Johnson's 
 Death, and some other papers, are added 
 
 3647 KAUFFMAN (Angelica) Artist b. 1741, d. 1807 
 
 A. L. s. 2| pages 4to. To Messrs. Grillet & Co. Dated, Rome, 
 
 March Blst, 1798 
 
 A complimentary letter on matters of business, couched in very friendly terms, 
 mentioning the names of some of her former friends. 
 
 3648 KENT (Edward Duke of ) 
 
 Signature to a " Pass," as Governor of Gibraltar, Oct. 25th, 1802 
 
 3649 LAMB (Charles) Essayist and Poet 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To Joseph Cottle. May 26, 1820, a very 
 interesting specimen 
 
 In allusion to his Poem to Lord Byron, he writes: "It was quite a mistake that I 
 could dislike anything you should write against Lord Byron, for I have a 
 thorough aversion to his character, and a very moderate admiration of his 
 genius he is great in so little a way. To be a Poet is to be The Man, the 
 whole Man, not a petty portion of occasional low passion, worked up into a 
 permanent form of Humanity." &c. 
 
 3650 LAMB (Charles) 
 
 " DISSEETATION UPON EoAST PIG." 5 pages folio, signed Elia 
 FULL OF WIT AND FANCY. 
 
 3G51 LEIQHTON (Archbishop) b. 1613, d. 1684 
 
 A. L. s. li pages folio. To the Duke of Lauderdale, n.d. very fine, 
 
 with seal 
 
 A MOST INTERESTING AND EXTREMELY RARE LETTER : Wearied and spirit broken 
 with his availing efforts to effect that reconciliation between the Presbyterian 
 and Episcopalian parties, for which he had so earnestly striven He seeks to 
 be relieved of his Episcopal functions and be allowed to retire and conclude 
 his life "in one of ye solitariest hermitages in ye world." He alludes to the 
 form of resignation which he had tendered to the King. A fair copy of the 
 letter is added. 
 
 3652 LEOPOLD (King of the Belgians) 
 
 A. L. s. To " Mon bien cher Sir Benjamin." Apl. 27, 1819 
 Another. To " Mon cher General." Deer. 1818 (2) 
 
 3653 LIGONIEB (Lord) Field Marshall b. 1682, d. 1770 
 
 A. L. written in the third person. 1 page 4to. To Mr. Townshend. 
 March 31, 1761, with seal 
 
 Appointments of officers by the King's commands.
 
 273 
 
 3654 LOYEE (Samuel) Novelist and Poet 
 
 " I know that the Summer is come," in two eight-line stanzas, in his 
 autograph and signed. Addressed to Miss Knowles, portrait 
 
 3655 MACAULAY (T. B.) 
 
 Report of his Speech, IN HIS OWN HAND-WHITING, which was de- 
 livered after the Eeporters had left the Gallery. 7 pages folio 
 
 3656 MABLBOEOUGH (John Churchill Duke of ) the Great General, "For 
 
 Mr. Secretary Harley," n. d. 
 
 Short note requesting an interview. The letter is accompanied by one from Sarah 
 Duchess of Marlborough, and one from the Second Duke of Marlborough, 
 dated from Bath, 1753. 
 
 3657 MAEMONTEL (Jean Francois) Author of Contes Moraux, &c. 
 
 A. L. s. 4 pages 4to. To Voltaire. Paris, 5 Aoust, 1760, with 
 portrait. Excessively rare and interesting 
 
 He relates the details of certain new works, and speaks of the Chaudiere of the 
 Jesuits of the Faubourg of St. Antoine, " Je suis alle voir L'Ecosssise (a 
 new piece) vous ne scauriez eroire combien sur le theatre. Le spectacle en 
 est vrai, 1'action vive et interessant ; on pluere comme a Zaire, et est'applaudi 
 des pieds et des mains . . . Freron en a un peu soufert. Beni soit le talon 
 qui a ecrase cette chinelle et tant d'autres insectes dont Paris est infecteV' 
 
 3658 MAET, QUEEN OF ENGLAND 
 
 SIGN MANUAL to an Order for the delivery of Trench Tents for the 
 use of the " Eegiment of ffoot." 8 May, 1693, with Jine portrait 
 after Kneller, by I. Smith 
 
 3659 MABT, Queen of England b. 1515, d. 1558 
 
 Sig. in full, " MAETE THE QUENE," to " A memoriall for o r trustie 
 and right wellbeloued counsellor Anthony Husey, esquire, lately 
 chosen gou'nor o r merchants adventurers in the lowe countries, 
 and by us appointed to be o r Agent in those partes, given the last 
 of June, 1556." The instructions follow, occupying 2| pages folio, 
 arranged under 8 heads, portrait and illustrations. Very fine and 
 EXCESSIVELY EAEE, especially upon paper. [Upcott] 
 
 3660 MAET, QUKEN or SCOTS b. 1542, beheaded 1587 
 
 LETTEE TO HEE UNCLE THE CAEDINAL OF LOEEAINE (156L-2) 
 
 THIS VERY INTERESTING AND VALUABLE LETTER, which Occupies 14 pages folio, is 
 
 entirely in the AUTOGRAPH OF THE QUEEN, but is neither signed nor dated. 
 It is political, and shows the difficulties of her situation between France and 
 England, and is consequently of CONSIDERABLE HISTORICAL IMPOETANCE. 
 
 3661 MAET OF MODENA, Queen of James II 
 
 A. L. signed M. E. 1 page 4to. " For my Sonnes the Prince of 
 
 Orange." St. Jamsis, May 19, , fine, with the seal, crown and 
 
 cypher, with portrait by L Smith 
 
 3662 MONK (General George) to Lord Waregton, President of the Councill 
 
 of State. Dalkeith, 5 July, 1659 
 
 A singular but wary letter, announcing that he hears " that Charles Stuart hath 
 laid a very great Designe both in England and Ireland," but, that he had heard 
 of nothing as yet done in "that businesse." Believes the country generally 
 to be quite satisfied with the Government of the country. 
 
 N Jf
 
 274 
 
 3GG3 MONTAGU (Lady Mary Wortley) 
 
 A. L. (endorsed by E. Wortley, to whom it is addressed). Avignon, 
 Jany. 10, N. 8. portrait 
 
 Returns thanks for sending her Miss Fielding's books. Speaks of E. Wortley's 
 health, " w eh is truly and sincerely the dearest concern I have in this world." 
 
 36G4i MOHGHEN (Eaffaelle) Eminent Engraver 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. in Italian. To W. Monck Mason. Firenze, 
 4 March) 1830. "With list of Engravings of the different Masters, 
 and prices of each, in the autograph of, and signed by, Longhi the 
 celebrated engraver 
 
 3G65 -NAPOLEON!. 
 
 L. s. 1 page 4to. To M. le Prince de Paix (Emmanuel Godoy). 
 
 Dated Warsaw, Jan. 21, 1807 
 
 Commending him for maintaining the arrangements between the Courts of France 
 and Spain, to drive the English from the Continent, must be by destroying 
 their commerce, and thus attack the basis of their power. 
 
 3666 NAPOLEON I. 
 
 SIGNATURE, as First Consul, to a Document on vellum. Eeward of 
 Honor " pour le Citoyen Mahut," who distinguished himself 
 " a 1'affaire de Maringo," countersigned by the Minister of War. 
 
 " Proems Verbal de ce qui s'est passe' le 26 a la Fete de," in the AUTOGRAPH OF 
 NAPOLEON ; RARE AND CURIOUS. 
 
 36G7 NELSON (Lord) to Lady Hamilton 
 
 6 o' Clock, at General Acton's Quarters, n. d. 
 
 This interesting and unpublished letter commences " My Dear Madam. All is 
 chequered in this life. We arrived at the camp, &c., and found 30,000 men 
 under arms just going to perform the Manuvres of real Battle, it was a very 
 noble sight, and I am sorry you had not seen it." It is signed H. N., and 
 has a postscript from Sir W. Hamilton to his Wife. 
 
 3GG8 NEWTON (Sir Isaac) Celebrated Philosopher, Exchequer Doc. s. 1718, 
 BARE, signed also by Hopton HATNES his friend, with portrait of 
 the latter 
 
 3669 NEWTON (Isaac) Father of the Celebrated Philosopher, A. L. s. 1 page 
 folio, closely written, to his Sister, and on the other side another 
 A. L. s. page folio, to his Sister's Husband, no date. VEEY EARR, 
 from the Upcott collection 
 
 HG70 PENN (William) Pounder of Pennsylvania 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To Sir Ed. Southwell. 20th Xlth month, 
 1704. Very fine and rare 
 
 " Do good while thou canst, for it is a humbling, as well as a malicious world, and 
 wise men in power cannot lay up a better inheritance." 
 
 3671 PEPTS (Samuel) Secretary to the Admiralty, author of the well known 
 
 Diary b. 1632, d. 1703 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. July 4, 1694 ; a good specimen 
 
 3672 PEPYS (S.) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To N. Brathwayte, Esq. with portrait. Sep. 
 18th, 1690. Concerning the rights of the Admirals to wrecks, &c.
 
 275 
 
 3673 PEPYS (S.) 
 
 A. L. s. ! pages folio. To John Evelyn. Dated Friday morning, 
 
 July 9, 1686 ; a fine example 
 
 Had been to Deptford on purpose to have done something about the Watergate 
 and stairs, but the hurry every body was in about the wet dock prevented it. 
 
 3674 PEECT (Thomas) Bishop of Dromore b. 1728, d. 1811 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To Eev. Blakeway. Dated Dublin, 
 
 July 31, 1789 
 
 Percy was born at Bridgenorth in Shropshire, and Blakeway, " his dear old 
 friend," had been recently appointed to a living near that place. Blakeway 
 became one of the historians of the county. The letter is one of high interest. 
 
 3675 PERCY (Teomas) Bishop of Dromore 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To Cadell and Davis, booksellers, with copy 
 
 of their reply, 1797 
 
 Relative to the terms of publication of Goldsmith's Life and additional Poems 
 " I have only interested myself to serve two poor desolate women, relatives of 
 an elegant Poet whose works afford pleasure to all the world." 
 
 3676 PEERAULT (C.) Member of the Academy b. 1628, d. 1708 
 
 A Mons. de la Planche. An order to pay the sum of 1000 francs 
 for a machine to remove two large stones, intended for the Colon- 
 nade of the Louvre ; in his autograph 
 
 3677 Petronne, Duchesne, Cicognara 
 
 3 letters on different subjects by these writers, 1834-17, &c. 
 
 3678 PHILIP, KING or SPAIN, Husband of Queen Mary of England 
 
 b. 1527, d. 1598 
 
 L. s. 1 page 4to. To the Duke of Alva. Dated 12 April, 1555. 
 Countersigned G. Perezius. In favour of Paulo Grimaldo, a 
 Genoese gentleman ; with portraits and map dated 1596 
 
 3679 PIOZZI (Mrs.) b. 1739, d. 1821 
 
 A. L. 3 pages 4to. To Barber. Dated Streatham Park, 
 
 Wednesday, May 9 
 
 "Shall be exceedingly happy to see Mr. Barber on Sunday." The rest of the 
 letter consists of details relating to herself, her birth, and marriages. The 
 letter appears to have been addressed to Francis Barber, who had been a 
 black servant to Dr. Johnson. 
 
 3680 POPE (Alex.) Poet b. 1688, d. 1744 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To Dr. Oliver, Bath, dated August 28, 1743 
 A beautiful specimen. 
 
 Grateful for his curative care " the medicine you gave me cannot relieve my 
 breast and stomach more than the Medicina Animse administered in your 
 conversation did my spirits." Commends the air of Bristol ; speaks of his 
 dying friend Bethel ; begs to be remembered to Mr. Allen of Prior Park, Dr. 
 Hartley, and Dr. Mead, concluding with the philosophical prayer, " that 
 every physical and moral evil may be far from you." Pope died in the May 
 following. 
 
 3681 POPS (Alex) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 8vo. To Mr. Richardson. No date. 
 Asking him to send him the exact size of the plate " for the title page of my 
 book," assuring him of his " true affections."
 
 ; 276 
 
 3682 POUSSTN (NICHOLAS) Distinguished French painter, b. 1594, d. 1665 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To Cav r del Pozzo. In Italian. Dated 
 Pariffi, 20 Dec. 1641 ; BARE. 
 
 3683 Prime Ministers. W. Pitt, A. L. s. 1 page 8vo. 1798 Lord North, 
 
 A. L. s. To " Beau " Brummell, 2 pages 4to. 1782 Spencer 
 Perceval, A. L. 1 page 8vx>. 3 
 
 36K.1< Pn ion (MATTHEW) Poet 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To the Lord Treasurer Ortbrd, n. d. 
 Written probably in 1711, prior to .Tune, when the Toet went to Paris. It 
 requests His Lordship may be set down in his " Chair at my back door, and 
 by so doing give me an half hour to receive your commands." 
 
 3685 BABELAIS (Francis) M.D. b. 1483, d. 1553 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages folio. To "William Budeus, in Latin and Greek 
 EXTREMELY KARE AND VALUABLE, and, though undated, may be safely asserted 
 to have been written between 1515 and 1521. With the letter is a long 
 printed statement respecting it. 
 
 3686 EEYNOLDS (Sir Joshua) P.E A. 
 
 A. L. "Written in the third person. 1 page 4to. To Dr. Hunter, 
 Leicester Fields ; very scarce. 
 
 3687 EICHARDSON (Samuel) Celebrated Novelist 
 
 A. L. s. 3| pages 4to. To Miss Grainger. 28 Feb. 1749-50 
 A most interesting and delightful specimen relating to the different characters 
 introduced in his Clarissa Harlowe. 
 
 3088 Kobespierre, Thurcot, and Carnot, Conspirators 
 
 Their Signatures, with portrait of Carnot, and Newspaper Cutting 
 relating to the difficulties and troubles of the times 
 
 3689 ROUSSEAU (J. J.) Eloquent "Writer b. 1712, d. 1778 
 
 A. L. s. 1^ pages 4to. in French. To Madame de la Tour Dupin, 
 
 a Eiez. 26 Aug. 1763. 
 Written in liigldy complimentary terms. 
 
 3600 E OWL AND SON (Thomas) Caricaturist, 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Heath the engraver, March 1, 1804, a 
 characteristic letter, with drawing in colours of two heads. Mne 
 and scarce 2 
 
 3091 EUBENS (P. P.) b. 1577, d. 1640 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages folio, in Italian, 1628. LETTERS OF THIS DIS- 
 TINGUISHED ARTIST ABE EXTREMELY HARE ; a fine specimen 
 
 3692 EUPEET (Prince) Palatine of the Ehine, 
 
 April 29th, 1673 ; portrait and printed statement 
 
 AN ORDER upon Captain Haddock " to saill to meete him on the Dowues." 
 Signed, " RUPERT." 
 
 3693 EUSHWORTH (John) Historian 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To July 26, 1677. A desirable specimen. 
 
 A very interesting historical Letter, enclosing his reports of the Trials of Arch- 
 bishop Laud and the Earl of Strafford. It commences "I now send for your 
 I lonors perusall, my last paper, but not the least in value ; viz. The Earl of 
 Straftbrd's Summary Account, att the closure of his Tryall in Westminster 
 Hall, which I tooke in characters, from his owne mouth. Some friends, to 
 whom I have imparted the same, say, it is an excellent piece."
 
 277 
 
 3694 SCHILLEII (Frederick von) Dramatic Author and Poet 
 
 A. L. s. in German, 2 pages 8vo. Oct. 19, 1787 
 
 He hopes that the tragedy of Don Carlos will soon be played, as he is in great 
 want of money. Schiller was then in an embarrassed position. 
 
 Schiller was born in 1759. In 1783 he went to Mannheim as Poet to the 
 Theatre (vide Carlyle's Life. p. 43.) 
 
 3G95 SCOTT (Sir Walter) 
 
 L. s. 2 pages 4to. To Messrs. Cadell and Davis. May IGth, 1830 
 
 Respecting his work, the " Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border," asking Messrs. 
 Cadell to undertake the publication allowing me one half of the clear profits.' 
 With Cadell and Davis's reply. 
 
 An Anecdote respecting Adam Ferguson, in the autograph of Scott ; 
 a Letter from Earl Spencer, and another from Wilson Croker, 
 both mentioning the great Novelist by name, are added. 
 
 3696 SHELLEY (P. B.) Poet b. 1792, d. 1822 
 
 A. L. s. H pages 4to. Sept. 26, 1815. Containing an order for 
 books to be sent him. 
 
 3697 SHERIDAN (E. B.) Dramatist and Statesman 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Mr. Davis. January 25 (1798) 
 Wishing to have an interview with him and Mr. Sadler together on some special 
 occasion. 
 
 3C98 SMITH (James) 
 
 Song for the Infant School at West Molesy, headed " Lyrical 
 
 Limbs " in his autograph. 
 
 A very clever effusion by one of the authors of the " Rejected Addresses." 
 8699 Soane (Sir John) Architect and Virtuoso 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. May 26, 1794. Respecting his request to 
 be inserted in the Commission of the Peace for Middlesex. Signa- 
 ture of Lord Lynedoch, loith portrait 
 
 3700 SOUTHEY (Eobert) Poet, Historian b. 1774, d. 1845 
 
 A. L. s. " E. S." 4 pages 4to. To E. Duppa, [JVb. 22, 1805] 
 Most interesting. He gives particulars of a recent tour in Scotland, visit to Melrose, 
 a day's salmon spearing (" a singular, savage, sport,") visit to Sir Walter 
 Scott (" a pleasant man, of open and friendly manners, so full of topographical 
 anecdote, that having seen him you must be perfectly well satisfied how well 
 history may be preserved by tradition ") ; his meeting with Jeffrey, etc. 
 Relative to the review of Madoc by the latter, he says, " a man who has been 
 reviewed above fifty times, which is my case, is hardened to such things ; 
 besides, by God's blessing, such praise or such censure as can be bespoke for 
 five guineas a sheet can neither help nor harm me now. They who ning dirt 
 at me will only dirt their own hands, for I am out of reach." 
 
 3701 SOUTHEY (Eobert) 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages Svo. To Mr. Dyer. Dated July 21, 1827. With 
 portrait, and a few characteristic lines written on the lack of a frank. 
 " We both wish to see the remediable evils of society remedied, and those which 
 may be irremediable, mitigated as far as mitigation is possible." 
 
 3702 SOUTHEY (E.) 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To Mr. Cottle. Dated July 28 (1797) 
 Very interesting. 
 
 " Herbert Croft is in Exeter jail : I am very sorry for it." Is in want of a poem 
 by Madame Boccage, on the Voyage of Columbus ; also of a copy of Giraldus 
 Cambrensis. Is reading a poem by Le Moyne, in which St. Louis is stated 
 to have been healed by the waters of a fountain, in which the Virgin Mary 
 had, on the way to Egypt washed her little boy's clouts." Notice of Rogers, &c.
 
 278 
 
 3703 SOUTHEY (E.) 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To Mr. Cottle. Nov. 1796 
 
 A very interesting specimen. 
 
 Relative to his resolution to finish the Poem of Madoc, of which he writes, " This 
 must be the greatest of all my works." Notices of Danvers and George 
 Burnett. Further on he writes, " Do you know that Muir has made his 
 escape from Botany Bay? Hamilton Rowan, at the expence of 500, pro- 
 cured an American ship bound to China to call there." &c. 
 
 3704 SOUTUBT (E.) 
 
 A. L. s. 4 pages 4to. To Mr. Cottle. August lltli, 1806 
 A very interesting and pleasing specimen. 
 
 Relative to his Poem of Madoc, and the reviewers. Is preparing for the press 
 the Chronicle of the Cid>; &c. &c. 
 
 3705 SOUTHEY (E.) 
 
 Four A. L. s. To Mr. Cottle. 1796-7 ; very interesting 
 Relating to his progress in " Madoc," with notices of Dr. Hunter, " the murderer 
 of St. Pierre," George Dyer, Mary Hayes, Miss Christall, Dr. Gregory, 
 Taylor the Pagan, T. Park, &c. 
 
 3706 SPELMAN (John) son of Sir Henry 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages folio, very closely written. May 6, 1625. A capital 
 
 historical letter. 
 
 A detailed account of the trial of John Williams for a libel entitled " Balaam's 
 Ass," the contents of the work, his defence, his sentence and execution. 
 
 3707 SHOYELL (Sir Cloudesley) Admiral b. 1650, d. 1707 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To Sir Eobert Southwell. Milford Haven, 
 
 June 16, 1690. Hare, with portrait, etc. 
 
 Detailing the movements of the shipping employed to aid William the Third's 
 measures for expelling James the Second from Ireland. 
 
 3708 STEELE (Sir Kichard) Dramatist and Essayist 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To a Lady. Dated October Uth, 1715 
 In alluding to the affair of the Charterhouse " he writes, " If I do not gett it, you 
 will see my opposers report that they would not let me be humble, for I shall 
 then think myself obliged to show them what place among mankind I am 
 really in, and how usefull I can be to the family to whose service I have 
 devoted my life and fortune." 
 
 3709 STEBNE (Laurence) Author of " Tristram Shandy," &c. b. 171 3, d. 1768 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. Dated York, June 9, 1760 ; a fine specimen 
 He thanks his Lordship for the generosity of his Protection and advice : " By 
 making a good use of the one I hope to deserve the other." In a postscript 
 he adds, " the scribblers use me ill, but they have used my Betters much 
 worse, for which may God forgive them." 
 
 3710 STEBNE (L.) 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To Messrs. Toley. Dated Turin, Nov. 28, 
 
 1765 ; slightly damaged 
 
 Has spent a "joyous fortnight" with his friend Sir James Macdonald at Turin, 
 which they leave with regret, having " met with all kinds of honours." 
 
 3711 STBADIUABIUS (Antonio) 
 
 A. L. s. in Italian. 12 Agosto, 1708 ; AN EXCESSIVELY BABE IF NOT 
 
 UNIQUE AUTOQBAPH 
 
 This letter is facsimiled in M. Fetis Memoire sur Stradivarius.
 
 279 
 
 3712 STEAUSS (G. F. A.) Author of the Life of Jesus 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. in German. Dated Bensdorf, May 6, 1811 
 an interesting letter 
 
 8713 STRYPE (John) Historian and Biographer b. 164:3, d. 1737 
 
 A.L. s. 2 pages 4to. To Ralph Thoresby. Low Leyton, July 12, s. a. ; 
 a splendid specimen and very rare, with portrait 
 
 Wholly on literary matters and highly interesting You are now (thanks be to 
 God) out of fear of the rebels, always the enemies and destroyers of litera- 
 ture. With the best books, I leave you to the busy replacing of your 
 manuscripts and curiosities in their repositories, and wish you long to enjoy 
 and improve them. Obliged to lay aside his other designs, the booksellers 
 concerned being now resolved to hasten the printing of Stow's Survey. 
 
 3714 STUART (Henry Benedict) Cardinal of York 
 
 SIGNATURE to a Receipt of 2000. from Messrs. Coutts. Borne, 
 Jan. 5, 1807 
 
 3715 STUART (James) (James III) called " The Old Chevalier " 
 
 A. L. subscribed and signed. 1 page folio. A Home le 17 de VAn 
 1743. " A mon Cousin Le Chevalier d'Orleans " 
 
 Thanking him for his obliging letter, which he designates, " Nouveau temoignage 
 de souvenir et de votre attachement." 
 
 3716 SULLY (Maximilian de Bethune, Duke of ) Minister of State to King 
 
 Henry IV of Prance b. 1560, d. 1 641 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. To M. de Willemonter, at Rheims. No date 
 
 A friendly letter, reasons for his delaying his journey to Kheims. Letters of 
 Sully so fine as the present are extremely rare. 
 
 BETHUNE (Philippe de) brother to the great Sully b. 1561, d. 1649 
 Sig. to a quittance, on vellum, 1616 
 
 3717 SWIFT (Jonathan) Dean of St. Patrick's 
 
 A. L. 2 pages 4to. To Dr. Arbuthnot. July 3, 1714; RARE 
 
 In answer to Arbuthnot on his engaging Pope, Swift, Gay and Parnell to write a 
 Satire on the Abuse of Learning, in 1714. Some letters on this subject have 
 been printed, and the originals are in the British Museum. This letter is 
 very interesting and finely expressed, mentioning his colleagues, &c. The 
 "brothers" named were a club of 16, including Arbuthnot, Swift, Pope, &c. 
 by the " Dragon " is intended the Earl of Oxford. 
 
 A Letter of Thos. Steele is added 
 
 3718 SWIFT (Jonathan) 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To the Earl of Oxford. Dated 21s* Sept. 
 1728; a fine specimen of an interesting letter 
 
 " I hear that myself and one or two more have a share in the Scurrilityes that the 
 Dunciad hath occasioned, as a just punishment for the friendship we have 
 with Mr. Pope." 
 
 Accompanied by a Poem entitled " Apollo to the Dean," and another 
 Poem, both in the autograph of the Dean 
 
 3719 SWIFT (Dean) 
 
 " A State of ray Affairs," Sept. 14, 1718, being a list of some part of 
 his effects in the autograph of the Dean ; very curious
 
 280 
 
 3720 TATLOB (Jeremy, Bishop of Down) b. 1613, d. 1CG7 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To the Eight Honble. ray Noblest Lord 
 Edward Viscount Conway at his house in Oxmanton in Dublin. 
 No date. A leautiful specimen of the hand-writing of this eminent 
 Divine 
 
 Returns his Lordship thanks for his letter. " I hope by this time your Lordship 
 hath received nis Majesties letter about the Cathedral and burgesses of 
 Parliament in Lisburne ; It were well if it were so early here, that two 
 burgesses might be chosen before ye dissolution of this Parliament ; it would 
 add reputation to us, and give solemnity to y e new erection of y c Cathedral." 
 Lord Conway was the great friend and patron of Jeremy Taylor, who for 
 a short time previous to his appointment in 1060 to the see of Down, resided 
 with his Lordship in Ireland. 
 
 372 1 VANBBUGH (Sir John) b. 1666, d. 1726 
 
 SIGNATURE to an " Explanation of the Design." 2 pages folio. No date 
 
 3722 VASABI (Giorgio) Painter, Author of "The Lives of Celebrated 
 
 Painters " b. 1514, d. 1578 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page folio. 8 Aug. 1556 ; fine and rare 
 
 Respecting the transmission of a Banner with singularly minute particulars for 
 the stretching and repairing of it. 
 
 3723 VICTORIA (Queen) 
 
 SIGN MANUAL to a Petition asking permission for Eicbard Godson 
 to plead for Emily Birch, Widow, and Augusta Birch, Spinster, 
 indicted for a Misdemeanour, countersigned by Sir James Graham, 
 Dec. 7, 1843 
 
 3724 VOLTAIRE b. 1694, d. 1778 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages folio, commencing " Mon cher editeur," Potsdam, 
 Nov. 28, 1750. A capital literary letter, SIGNED IN FULL ; fine 
 and very scarce, it would le difficult to find a better specimen. 
 
 3725 VOLTAIRE 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. To M. Dupont. A Ferney, Ottr. 18, 1758 ; 
 
 an interesting letter, signed V 
 
 " Le Sieur Roset me det qu'il a de'pense' son argent a fouiller des mines; mais il 
 allonge beaucoup la mienne. II n'est point dit dans notre marchd qu'il 
 cherchera de 1'or ; mais qu'il m'en donnera ; et le vrai moyen de n'avoir pas 
 a m'en donner, c'est; d'imaginer qu'il y en a dans les montagnes des Vosgea." 
 
 3726 VOLTAIRE 
 
 A. L. s. 4 pages 4to. " Voltaire, gentilhomme ordinaire du Eoy," 
 aux Delices, Oct. 11, 1758 ; YERY RARE, with the signature in full 
 
 An unpublished letter relative to his purchasing an estate at Ferney. " On me 
 propose une terre dans votre intendance ; c'est un agre'ment dont je sens tout 
 le prix, mais je n'en puis jouir sans votre protection : c'est la terre de Fernex, 
 a deux lieues de Geneve, aux pays de Gex. Cette terre n'est convenable pour 
 moy qu'autant qu'elle peut defrayer en partie ma maison des Devices, et me 
 ddlivrer du coutinuel embarras d acheter les choses ne"cessaires a la vie. Je 
 n'ay chez moi que des fleurs, de 1'ombrage, et quelquefois quarante personnes 
 a nourrir par jour." 
 
 3727 WARBURTON (W.) Bishop of Gloucester 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Mr. Nourae, franked. Prior Park, Oct. 2, 
 1760; scarce 
 
 Giving an order for Books.
 
 281 
 
 3728 WARBURTON (Bishop) 
 
 A. L. s. l\ pages 4to. Dated Prior Park, Dec. 26, 1761 
 
 Respecting the values of Livings. " Now were I to give way to resignations, I 
 should rarely have an opportunity of presenting, since these resignations are 
 generally exchanges ; a traffic, Incumbents manage to lay their affairs to- 
 gether more compactly ; and I make no doubt the affair in question is of this 
 nature." 
 
 3729 WARBURTON (Bishop) 
 
 A. L. s. 2 pages 4to. Dated Prior Park, Jan. 18, 1758 
 
 The Letter closes thus " Still this Ld. Ducie runs in my head. He sticks like 
 a leech where he fastens. If he could be brought over to you, he would at 
 least deliver you up, the D. and the D. bound hand and foot." With learned 
 opinions on Pagan worship and other subjects bearing on Christianity, 
 accompanied by " Extracts of Letters from Dr. Conyers Middleton, Ld. 
 Hervey," from which the following may be cited : " It is my misfortune to 
 have had so early a taste of Pagan soup, as to make me very squeamish in 
 my Christian studies." This paper is justly endorsed " disgraceful to Dr. M. 
 and unfit for ordinary readers." 
 
 3730 WASHINGTON (General) Eirst President of America 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Wm. Heth, Esq. Dated Mount Vernon, 
 10 Jan. 1799 
 
 Alluding to the account of General Pinckney's reception at Petersburgh, which 
 was "judiciously bestowed." 
 
 3731 WATTS (DR. I.) Dissenting Divine b. 1674, d. 1748 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To Mr. D. Turner. Dated Sept. 5, 1738 
 
 Regarding the correction of some Manuscript sent him for that purpose, and 
 which he is obliged to return. " Grammar (he says) is the most laborious 
 study I ever engaged in. There are few pages in your book w ch to survey 
 as it ought to be done would not require 3 or 4 days time." 
 
 3732 WELLINGTON (Great Duke of) 
 
 A. L. s. 3 pages 4to. To J. W. Croker. Paris, S Aug. 1815. 
 Referring to the battle of Waterloo ; very interesting and valuable 
 
 3733 WELLINGTON (Great Duke of) 
 
 His Correspondence with the Countess of Blessington, an interesting 
 series of Eleven Letters, entirely in the Duke's autograph, with 
 two notes added, signed W. (13) 
 
 3734 WESLEY (John) 
 
 Curious Portrait of him struck off by Dr. Priestley by means of 
 electricity, accompanied by scientific Letters from Professor Fara- 
 day and Charles Pye bearing on the subject 
 
 3735 WORTLET. (Lady Mary) "Ye 9th Ode of Horace Imitated," or a 
 
 Dialogue between Sir Kobert Walpole and W. Pulteney. The 
 original autograph of this political squib relating to two of the 
 greatest statesmen of the day 
 
 It is in six four-line stanzas, and occupies the first page of a folio sheet. 
 
 3736 William III King of England 
 
 SIGNATURE to a Warrant for payment of monies to certain persons 
 for seizing and apprehending of conspirators, countersigned by 
 the minister. Apr* 15, 1691 ; very interesting) with portrait after 
 Kneller, ly Smith 
 
 o o
 
 282 
 
 3737 WILLIAM IV King of England 
 
 SIGNATUEB to a Warrant granting 28 10s. to Mr. John Bicknell. 
 July 9th, 1836 
 
 3738 WILLIAM OF NASSAU 
 
 A. L. signed W. E. 2 pages 4to. Dated IGth Aug. 1698. Probably 
 to the Prince Henri de Vaudemont 
 
 An interesting Letter on Military subjects, in French. 
 
 3739 WEEN (Sir Christopher) Eminent Architect b. 1632, d. 1723 
 
 A. L. s. 1 page 4to. To " Mons." Blathwayt. Dated Whitehall, 
 June 21st, 99 
 
 Respecting his inability to complete his professional engagements, oY which he 
 assigns the cause. The letter commences " The ready execution of His 
 M tiei comandes is to me soe sacred a thing, that if I am unavoydably hindred 
 in it, I thinke in that case it is my duty to let him know my misfortune." 
 
 A TEEY BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE 
 
 3740 WEEN (Sir Christopher) 
 
 Warrant to pay Sir Christopher Wren and other officers of the 
 works the amount of their respective salaries. Signed by the 
 Ministers, dated Aug, 5, 1684 
 
 3741 LIGONTEE COEEESPONDENCE, ranging from 1759 to 1765 
 
 A LAEGE NUMBEE OF IiETTEES FEOM THE NOBILITY AND GENTET 
 AND OTHEE MEN OF NOTE ON VAEIOUS SUBJECTS CONNECTED -WITH 
 THE TIMES, OF CON8IDEEABLE INTEEEST 
 
 The following, biographical sketch may be deemed worthy of note : 
 
 JOHN LIGONIER was one of the most celebrated Generals in the English Army 
 during the wars of the reign of Queen Anne, and of those which immediately 
 succeeded them. At the battle of Dettingen in 1742, he was made a Knight- 
 Banneret under the Royal Standard ; and in 1757 he received the Patent of 
 an Irish Peer, as Viscount Ligonier, of Enniskillen, in the County of Fer- 
 managh. In 1762 he became Viscount Ligonier, of Clonmell ; in the next 
 year, Baron Ligonier, of Ripley, in the County of Surrey ; which dignity hi 
 1766 was advanced to an Earldom. 
 
 With respect to his Military honours it will be sufficient to state, that he 
 was made a Field-Marshal in November 1757 ; and that he was Commander- 
 in-Chief of the British Army from the same year until 1766. 
 
 Lord Ligonier died at the age of 92 La 1770, and was buried in Westminster 
 Abbey.
 
 283 
 
 SIXTEENTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 ENGRAVINGS AND DRAWINGS. 
 
 LOT 
 
 3742 "Westminster Abbey, and others 
 
 3743 "Winchester Cathedral, by Coney, &c. 47 
 
 3744 The Pantheon, Borne, &c. 8 
 
 3745 St. Paul's and various Cathedrals 15 
 
 3746 Yiews in Dublin, by Malton 22 
 
 3747 Views of Oxford and various County Views 37 
 
 3748 Various English and Foreign Topography 62 
 
 3749 Views in Eome, by "W. B. Cooke, &c. 23 
 
 3750 Views in Granada, &c. 6 
 
 3751 Photographs after Michael Angelo 12 
 
 3752 Moses with the Table of the Law, after Champagne, by Edelinck, &c. 2 
 
 3753 After Wouvermans, Teniers, &c. 6 
 
 3754 David with the Head of Goliah, and Christ bearing his Cross, by 
 
 N. de Bruyn 2 
 
 3755 Christ bearing his Cross, by I. K. Sherwin ; and the Good Shepherd, 
 
 by Murillo, &c. 5 
 
 3756 Baising of Lazarus, after Eubens> by Bolswert ; The Last Supper, &c. 4 
 
 3757 Virgin and Child, after Vandyck, &c. 3 
 
 3758 Large Landscapes, after Bubens, by Bolswert 7 
 
 3759 Presenting Christ with the Beed, after Vandyck, by Bolswert, &c. 5 
 
 3760 Adoration of the Shepherds, by C. Galle ; various after Bubens, Van- 
 
 dyck, &c. 12 
 
 3761 Small Landscapes, after Bubens, by Bolswert, &c. 8 
 
 3762 After Bubens and Salvator Bosa, by Brown, proofs 2 
 
 3763 The Waggoner and Watering Place, by Brown 2 
 
 3764 St. Genevieve, after Vanloo, by Balechou, proof 1 
 
 3765 St. Catherine and La Belle Jardiniere, after Baphael, by Desnoyers 2 
 
 3766 The Woman taken in Adultery, after Titian, by Anderloni, &c. 2 
 
 3767 St. Michael, after Baphael, by Chatillon ; Madonna de Foligno, &c. 3 
 
 3768 Diogenes, after S. Bosa, by Sharp, proof 1 
 
 3769 The Bestoration, Cromwell dissolving the Parliament, after West, by 
 
 Hall and Sharp 2 
 
 3770 The Magdalen and Christ crowned with thorns, after Guido, by Sharp, 
 
 &c.
 
 284 
 
 3771 The Doctors of tho Church, after Guido, by Sharp ; and another 2 
 
 3772 Niobe, after Wilson, by Woollett, &c. G 
 
 3773 Battle of La Hogue, after West, by Woollett 1 
 377-i Les Offres Keciproques and Companion, by Wille, &c. 8 
 3775 La Liseuse and Companion, after G. Douw, by Wille, &c. 3 
 377G Jeune Joueur d'Instrument, after Schalcken, by Wille, proof before 
 
 letters 1 
 
 3777 Battle of the Standard, after L. da Vinci, by Edelinck 1 
 
 37-18 The Dismissal of Ilagar, and Companion, after Guercino, by Strange, 
 
 &c. 5 
 
 3779 Liberality and Modesty, after Guido, by Strange, &c. 3 
 
 3780 St. Agnes, after Domenichino, by Strange, &c. 3 
 
 3781 After Eaphael, by Volpato and Fabri 11 
 
 3782 The Cartoons, after Eaphael by Holloway 7 
 
 3783 Dance of the Muses, after Eomano, by Massard ; the Aurora, by E. 
 
 Morghen, &c. 3 
 
 3784 Virgin and Child, after Titian, by E. Morghen, &c. 3 
 
 3785 The Dilettanti Society, after Eeynolds, by Turner and Say 2 
 
 3786 The Shepherd in Arcadia, after Poussin, by Blot, &c. G 
 
 3787 After Eembrandt, by Haid, &c. 3 
 378S Stocks Market, &c. 9 
 
 3789 Belisarius, after Gerard, by Desnoyers 1 
 
 3790 Venus and Cupid, after Battoni, by Porporati, &c. 2 
 3701 The Eat Catcher, by Visscher, &c. 4 
 
 3792 St. Margaret, after Eaphael, &c. 8 
 
 3793 After Harlowe, Linnell, &c. 11 
 
 3794 The Three Maries, after Carracci, by Eoullet 1 
 
 3795 Canterbury Pilgrim, after Stothard, and various Portraits 5 
 
 3796 Various Art Union Prints 4 
 
 3797 Canaletto Etchings 31 
 
 3798 Hopfer, after A. Durer, &c. 5 
 
 3799 Adrienne le Couvreur 1 
 
 3800 Various after Teniers, &c. 29 
 
 3801 After Drouais, by Beauvarlet, &c. 2 
 
 3802 Etchings, by Bous 6 
 
 3803 After Eeynolds, by Bause, proofs 2 
 
 3804 The Miseries of War, by Callot 18 
 
 3805 The Fair, and various, by Callot 12 
 
 3806 Grotesque Figures, by Callot 7 
 
 3807 Before and after the Firo of London, by Hollar, and Map of the 
 
 same 3 
 
 3808 Hollar's Large View of London on four sheets 
 
 3809 Views of Islington 7 
 
 3810 Convent Garden and the Tower, by Hollar 4
 
 285 
 
 3811 Tootehill Fields, Windsor, by Hollar 1 
 
 3812 The Man's Book, by Bergbem 10 
 
 3813 Little La Tombe, Cbrist disputing with the Doctors, by Rembrandt 2 
 
 3814 Five "Women's Heads, Supper at Emaus, by Rembrandt 3 
 
 3815 TJtenbogardus, Rembrandt, A. Durer, &c. o 
 
 3816 The Barn Ostade, Ac. 3 
 
 TURNER'S LIBER STUDIORUM. 
 
 3817 Dumblain Abbey, by T. Lupton, proof before letters, and the Etching 2 
 
 3818 Twickenham, by Dawe 1 
 
 3819 Lauffenbourg, by Hodgetts, proof before letters 1 
 
 3820 Peat Bog Sol way Moss 2 
 
 3821 Solway Moss, by Lupton, proof before letters, and tbe Etching 2 
 
 3822 Mer de Glace, by J. M. W. Turner 1 
 
 3823 Procris and Cepbalus, by Clint 1 
 
 3824 Ville de Thun, by Hodgetts, proof lef ore letters 1 
 
 3825 From Spencer's Fairy Queen, by Hodgetts, proof lefore letters 1 
 
 3826 Junction of the Severn and "Wye, by J. M. "W. Turner, proof lefore 
 
 letters 1 
 
 3827 Chain of Alps, by W. Say, etching 1 
 
 3828 St. Gothard, by C. Turner, remark proof 1 
 
 3829 Edystone Light House, after Turner ; Yiews in Yorkshire 7 
 
 3830 Various, after Turner, by "W. B. Cooke, &c. 10 
 
 3831 Falmouth, after Turner, by "W. B. Cooke, proof, &c. 2 
 
 3832 Heysham, after Turner, by "W. R. Smith, proof 2 
 
 3833 Mount St. Michael, after Turner, by Cooke, &c. 2 
 
 3834 From the Southern Coast, by W. B. Cooke, &c. 14 
 
 3835 Views of Sussex, after Turner, by "W. B. Cooke 
 
 3836 Lewis' Wild Animals 
 
 DRAWINGS. 
 
 3837 The Milk Maid, by Rowlandson 1 
 
 3838 The Old Chapel, Guildhall, by R. B. Schnebbelie, &c. 2 
 
 3839 Guildhall and the Record Office, by R. B. Schnebbelie 2 
 
 3840 Denham Castle, by Buckler, &c. 2 
 
 3841 Buildings, by Spornberg, &c. 2 
 
 3842 Tintern Abbey, by H. Shepherd, &c. 2 
 *3843 Views in Edinburgh, by F. Shepherd 5 
 
 3844 Landscape, by S. Shepherd, &c. 3 
 
 3845 Views in Naples, by Vianelli 2 
 
 3846 Landscape, by Varley 1 
 
 3847 Various Studies 6
 
 286 
 
 ENGRAVINGS. 
 
 3848 ANTWERP CATHEDRAL, by HOLLAR, BRILLIANT PROOF before the 
 
 second and third lines of inscription, with fine margin, gilt frame 1 
 
 3849 COLLECTION OF 123 SACRED AND OTHER SUBJECTS, FIGURES OF 
 
 SAINTS, &c. by Wierix, Galle, Collaert, &c. fine impressions, neatly 
 mounted in 4/0 volume, morocco, g. e. 
 
 3850 Paysages dedie"s a M, Watelet par Gessner. 21 coloured etchings, 1764 
 
 3851 Berlin, Series of 30 Views of the City of, small oblong 
 
 3852 Rome. Antiquities of Rome, 69 fine plates (small size) by Piranesi, 
 
 oblong, half morocco, m. e. 
 
 3853 Lewis (J. F.) Twelve Etchings of Domestic Subjects, india proofs 
 
 folio, n. d. 
 
 3854 Cooke ("W. B. and G.) Views of the Thames, 75 beautiful engravings 
 
 after De Wint, Havell and Owen (56 large and 19 small size), 
 proofs, no letterpress, in a portfolio 1822 
 
 3855 Campbell's Gertrude of Wyoming, by Hicks ; and Thomson's Castle 
 
 of Indolence, by Bastin, 25 plates in outline, and on wood, 1845-6 
 
 3856 Keepsake for 1828, Series of 19 LARGE PAPER INDIA PROOF ILLUS- 
 
 TRATIONS, and 17 others from different Works 
 
 3857 Constable (John) Various Subjects of Landscape characteristic of 
 
 English Scenery, plates by Lucas, oblong 1830 
 
 3858 Various Portraits 9 
 
 3859 Earl of Stafford, Lord Brooke, from Lodge, proofs 7 
 
 3860 Countess of Bedford and Devonshire, &c. from Lodge, proofs 5 
 
 3861 Earl of Arundel, by Basire 31 
 
 3862 Various Clergy, &c. 8 
 
 3863 Countess of Richmond, and various Ladies, &c. 19 
 
 3864 Mr.Leveridge, after Frye, by Pether ; Mr. Gomeldon, by W. Failhorne, 
 
 &c. 3 
 
 3865 Thomas Murrey, by Smith, &c. 2 
 
 3866 Faraday, by Cousins, Reynolds, &c. 7 
 
 3867 Thomas Gent, after N". Drake, by V. Green, proof 1 
 
 3868 Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, by Houbraken, ^roo/ 1 before letters I 
 
 3869 Duke of Somerset, by Houbraken, proof before letters 1 
 
 3870 Sir Walter Raleigh, by Houbraken, proof before letters 1 
 
 3871 Sir C. Wren, by Smith, J. Ward, &c. 7 
 
 3872 George Vertue, by Richardson, &c. 2 
 
 3873 Comte d'Harcourt, after Mignard, by Masson . 1 
 
 3874 Bossuet, after Rigaud, by Drevet 1 
 
 3875 N. de la Faille and his Wife, by Goltzius, &c. 3 
 
 3876 M. de Marigny and J. B. Masse, by J. G. Wille 2 
 
 3877 Comte de Saint Florentin, by Wille 1 
 
 3878 Portraits of Boccaccio, Giorgione, Aretin, and Sebastian del Pioinbo, 
 
 by Van Dalen 4
 
 287 
 
 3879 Do Guerin, by J. G. Wille, &c. 2 
 
 3880 Charles I. and Henrietta Maria, after Vandyck, by P. de Jode 2 
 
 3881 G. de Brisacier, by A. Maason 1 
 
 3882 G. de Brisacier, by A. Masson, &c. 2 
 
 3883 G. de Nesmond, by Lempant ; Henry de Savoy, &c. 3 
 
 3884 Duke of Bavaria, by Delph, &c. 3 
 
 3885 Duke de Berry, by Edelinck, &c. 2 
 
 3886 F. Quesnay, by H. G. Wille, &c. 2 
 
 3887 Various, by Houbraken, JSTanteuil, &c. 11 
 
 3888 De Meilhan, by Bervic ; Bignon, by Drevet, &c. 3 
 3S89 Le Bouthillier, by Nanteuil, Ac. 4 
 
 3890 A . de Coster, after Vandyck, by P. de Pont, with the Q. H., &c. 2 
 
 3891 Gevartius, after Vandyck, by P. de Pont, with the Q. H. 4 
 
 3892 Mereveldt, by Delpb, proof before letters 1 
 
 3893 P. Pontius, after Vandyck, by Pont, with the a. H., &c. 2 
 
 3894 Van Uden, after Vandyck, by Vosterman, with the G. H., &c. 2 
 
 3895 De Gusman, after Vandyck, by Pontius, with the Q. H., &c. 4 
 
 3896 Do Mytens, after Vandyck, by Pontius, &c. 3 
 
 3897 Various Ladies, after Vandyck, by Pontius, <&c. 11 
 
 3898 Ferdinand of Austria, &c. 9 
 
 3899 Eigaud, by Edelinck, &c. 2 
 
 3900 Louis L'Areraberg, by J. G. MM\\QT, proof 2 
 
 3901 Francois Vetroy, by Delaunay 1 
 
 3902 F. Mieria, by himself, proof 1 
 
 3903 J. G. Wille, by Muller, &c. 2 
 
 3904 Schmidt, by himself, proof before letters 1 
 
 3905 Various Artists, by Haid 
 
 3906 Eigaud, by Drevet, &c. 3 
 
 3907 C. Halle, by Larmessin, &c. 8 
 
 3908 Silvester, by Edelinck, &c. 10 
 
 3909 F. Boucher, by Carmona, &c. 6 
 
 3910 Mignard, by Vermeulen, &c. 3 
 
 3911 E. Mengs, by Cunego, &c. 14 
 
 3912 Pitteri, by himself, &c. 8 
 
 3913 F. Girardon, by Ducuange 4 
 
 3914 C. le Brun, by Edelinck, &c. 2 
 
 3915 Madame le Brun, by J. G. Muller, &c. 7 
 
 3916 Houbraken, by himself; Tanje, &c. 6 
 
 3917 Goltzius,bySuyderhoef, &c. 10 
 
 3918 Vitre, by Morin, &c. 19 
 
 3919 G. Flinck, by Blotelingh 1 
 
 3920 A. Durer ; Giorgone, by Hollar, &c. 4 
 
 3921 Princess of Lorraine, by De Leu, &c. 2 
 
 3922 N. Lamberz, by Drevet, &c. 3
 
 3923 A Portfolio of Lodge's Portraits, proofs "before letters 
 
 3924 Small Portfolio of Topography 
 
 3925 Small Portfolio, Illustrations to Shakespeare, &c. 
 
 3926 Small Portfolio of Portraits 
 
 3927 Various Topography 
 
 3928 A Portfolio of Eoyal Portraits 
 
 3929 A Portfolio of Drawings of London Churches, and other Views 
 
 3930 Lodge's Portraits 
 
 3931 Various Outlines 
 
 3932 Arabian Nights, by Smirke 
 
 3933 Various English and Foreign Topography 
 
 9343 Various Portraits of Royalty, Nobility, by Vertue, Faber, &c. 
 
 3935 Eaphael's Erescoes in the Vatican 
 
 3936 A large Portfolio with leaves 
 
 3937 Two other Portfolios 
 
 END OP THE SALE. 
 
 DRTDEN PRESS: J. Davy & Sons, 137, Long Acre.
 
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