EX LIBRIS 
 F. S. FERGUSON 
 
 A CHECKLIST OF THE F. S. FERGUSON COLLECTION 
 
 OF SCOTTISH IMPRINTS AND SCOTICA 
 
 AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 
 
 James L. Harner 
 
 Robert B. Downs Publication Fund Series, No. 1
 
 EX LIBRIS 
 F. S. FERGUSON 
 
 A CHECKLIST OF THE F. S. FERGUSON COLLECTION 
 
 OF SCOTTISH IMPRINTS AND SCOTICA 
 
 AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 
 
 by 
 James L. Harner 
 
 Robert B. Downs Publication Fund Series, No. 1 
 
 A joint publication of the University of Illinois Library and the 
 Graduate School of Library Science
 
 This paper was prepared in the Rare Book Room, University of Illinois Library, 
 Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, 1971. 
 
 Published in 1972 
 
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 INTRODUCTION '<? 
 
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 To most scholars and book collectors the late Dr. Frederic 
 Sutherland Ferguson was known principally for his work on both 
 the original and the forthcoming edition of A Short-title 
 Catalogue of Books Printed In Sngland, Scotland, & Ireland 
 1475-1640 and as the former managing director of Quaritch's 
 (1928-1943). Of him In this latter capacity John Carter has 
 provided a deft portrait In his Taste and Technique In Book 
 Collecting ; "Upstairs [_at Quarltch's J, if you could get there, 
 in a bare little cell contrasting sharply with the opulent 
 shelves next door, sat Kr. F. S. Ferguson, already the STC 
 incarnate, though not yet an honorary Doctor of Letters, 
 President and later Gold Medalist J.1951J of this Society [the 
 Bibliographical Society]." 2 
 
 Although Ferguson was well known in the above roles, few 
 persons even his close friends knew much about his personal 
 book collecting activities. Ferguson began his collecting 
 career around 1904 (the earliest of his acquisitions in the 
 Illinois collection, James Ferguson's A Brief Refutation of the 
 Srrors (F 777) 3 . Is dated "FSF 23. vi. 1909") and continued until 
 his death in 196?. In addition to his collection of early 
 Scottish books, he amassed a sizeable number of STC items, some 
 of which were featured in articles in the December 1958 Issue
 
 ii 
 
 of The Library, which was dedicated to Ferguson on the occasion 
 of his eightieth birthday; a number of early Continental books 
 (including several imperfect copies and examples of early 
 bindings); and a large library of bibliographical reference 
 items. After his death, the greater part of the STC collection 
 went to the University of Manchester; the Continental and 
 miscellaneous books were included in Quaritch's Catalogue #897, 
 although few of the items are recognized as his in the catalogue; 
 and his extensive reference collection, including his annotated 
 copy of H. G. Aldis 1 A List of Books Printed in Scotland before 
 1700 which was used in preparing the recent reprint,-' was sold 
 to the University of Bochum, Germany. 
 
 As a collector, Ferguson was rarely interested in a book 
 published after 1640 unless it was printed in Scotland or was of 
 Scottish interest. Although a Londoner by birth, Ferguson had 
 family connections in Scotland (his father was the Secretary 
 of the Edinburgh Stock Exchange). Undoubtedly, his active role 
 in the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society both evinced and 
 contributed to his interest in Scottish books and printing. 
 His name first appears as a member of the Society in 1909, and 
 the "Abstract of Proceedings" records that on 11 November 1909 
 "The Secretary read a Paper by Mr. Sutherland Ferguson: Robert 
 Balllie's Ladensium Autokatakpio'ls 1640: is it one of the 
 earliest books printed at Glasgow?" 6 On 13 November 1924 he 
 contributed a paper, "Notes on The Edinburgh Gazette, 1680, 
 Nos. 3 and 4," which was subsequently printed in The Papers of 
 
 U1UC
 
 iii 
 
 the 3dinburgh Bibliographical Society.? And, on 10 February 
 
 1927 he read "A Bibliography of the Works of Sir George Mackenzie, 
 
 Lord Advocate, and Pounder of the Advocates 1 Library, now the 
 
 sis 
 9 
 
 Q 
 
 National Library of Scotland," which formed the basis for his 
 
 A Bibliography of the Works of Sir George Mackenzie, 
 
 Ferguson's tenacity and industry in forming his collection 
 of Scottish books is amazing. Although he was present at the 
 majority of important auctions in the first half of the century 
 and undoubtedly snapped up a bargain where possible, he was not 
 a wealthy man. When one remembers that he acquired the greater 
 number of his books during the war years and the Depression 
 his salary as managing director at Quaritch's was directly 
 proportionate to the profits it is indeed surprising that he 
 could have amassed such a collection of some of the scarcest of 
 imprints. Yet, the quality of his collection is attested by 
 the fact that Donald Wing thought enough of it to include "FSF" 
 as a location symbol in his Short-title Catalogue of Books 
 Printed in Sngland, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and British 
 America, 16^1-1700, and that he could contribute over 200 books 
 to the National Library of Scotland, all of which were titles 
 or editions not currently held by the Library. 
 
 The dispersal of Ferguson's Scottish collection began 
 in 195^ when he donated through the Friends of the National 
 Libraries 237 early Scottish books to the National Library of 
 Scotland. Professor W. Beattie has already provided a brief 
 notice of some of the highlights of the collection, which
 
 iv 
 
 included: "213 volumes and 24 broadsheets printed in Scotland 
 from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century, together with MSS. 
 of Sir George Mackenzie, "The Institutions of the Law of 
 Scotland 1 and Samuel Colvil, ! A Mock Poem on the Whigs Supplica- 
 tion Part Second."' Mr. Seattle writes: "'Many items are 
 unknown except in the present copies. Several elusive printers 
 are well represented, especially those working the Roman 
 Catholic press at Holyrood House in the years 1686-8. For the 
 historian, the Ferguson Collection is a microcosm of Scottish 
 life. 1 " 11 Second choice from his collection was given to the 
 Bodleian Library. The rest of the collection was sold by 
 Quaritch's to C. A. Stonehill, and from thence came to the 
 University of Illinois. 
 
 Although the portion of the Scottish collection which is 
 now at the University of Illinois would seem at first glance to 
 be third-hand and of little interest, this is hardly the case. 
 Ferguson, although deeply immersed in the world of bookselling, 
 was first and foremost a scholar. As such, he studied the books 
 in his collection closely, often making important pencilled notes 
 on the binder's leaves. In addition, there is a surprising 
 number of unrecorded items included in the collection. 
 
 With one exception (The prlncipall acts of the solemne 
 generall assembly | STC 220*4-9 J) the works in the portion of the 
 collection which came to Illinois were printed between 1640 and 
 1?00. The majority of the 296 volumes are bound in contemporary 
 brown leather bindings, the common type of binding for books
 
 of the "Wing" period. A few books are bound in undistinguished 
 fine bindings by Riviere (London) and Kerr and Richardson of 
 Glasgow. Nearly all of the volumes bear Ferguson's simple book- 
 plate, a rectangular slip of white paper lettered "SX LIBRIS / F, 
 S. FERGUSON". The collection is housed separately in the main 
 stacks of the Rare Book Room, and an appropriate notation has 
 been made in the entry cards in the main catalogue. 
 
 To account for the subsequent appearance in the rare book 
 market of a few Wing-period books bearing Ferguson's bookplate. 
 It should be mentioned that, in the spirit of the Lilly Library, 
 the Library Company of Philadelphia, and the Newberry Library, 
 Illinois has resold a few of the volumes in the Ferguson collec- 
 tion when they could be replaced by superior copies already at 
 the University. In other cases, the Ferguson copy has replaced 
 an inferior Illinois copy which was subsequently sold. 
 
 The following format is used in the entries: Wing 
 number (a + indicates an unrecorded item), author, short title, 
 place of printing, printer and/or bookseller, date, format; 
 Ferguson collection number (Dewey decimal numbers are given in 
 parenthesis for catalogued items), other bibliographical 
 references, notes.
 
 vl 
 
 5IGLA 
 
 Aid is 
 
 Bowe s 
 
 Christ Church 
 
 Darlow and Moule 
 
 Gallery of 
 Ghosts 
 
 Gibson 
 Hollander 
 
 McAlpin 
 
 Mackenzie 
 
 McKerrow 
 
 Mad an 
 
 recorded/ 
 unrecorded 
 
 Harry G. Aldis, A List of Books Printed in 
 Scotland before 1700 (1904; rpt. Sdinburgh, 
 1970). 
 
 Robert Bowes, A Catalogue of Books Printed at 
 or Relating to the University Town & County 
 of Cambridge from 1521 to 1893 (Cambridge, 
 1894). 
 
 W. G. Hiscock, The Christ Church Supplement 
 to Wing's "Short-Title Catalogue" (Oxford, 
 1956). 
 
 T. H. Darlow and H. F. Moule, Historical 
 Catalogue of Printed Editions of the Snglish 
 Bibles 1525-1961. revised and expanded by 
 Arthur S. Herbert (New York, 1968). 
 
 Donald Wing, A Gallery of Ghosts (New York, 
 1967). 
 
 R. W. Gibson, Francis Bacon; A Bibliography 
 of His Works and of Baconiana (Oxford, 1950). 
 
 Elsie A. G. Marsh, compiler, The Economic 
 Library of Jacob H. Hollander (Baltimore, 
 1937). The Hollander Collection is at the 
 University of Illinois. 
 
 Charles Ripley Gillett, compiler, Catalogue 
 of the McAlpin Collection (New York, 1927- 
 1930), 5 vol. 
 
 P. S. Ferguson, "A Bibliography of the Works 
 of Sir George Mackenzie, " Sdinburgh Biblio- 
 graphical Society Transactions, 1 (1935- 
 1938), 1-60. 
 
 Ronald B. McKerrow, Printers 1 & Publishers' 
 Devices in England l-~Scotland 1485-164CT" 
 (London, 1913;. 
 
 Falconer Madan, The Sarly Oxford Press; a 
 Bibliography of Printing and Publishing at 
 Oxford. 1468-1640 (Oxford, 1895). 
 
 These terms are used in reference to Wing.
 
 vii 
 
 Sayce R. S. Sayce, "Compositional Practices and the 
 
 Localization of Printed Books, 1530-1800," 
 The Library, 5th. ser. , 21 (1966), 1-45. 
 
 Steele Robert Steele, 'Tudor and Stuart Proclamations 
 
 1485-171*+ (Oxford, 1910), vol. II. Steele 
 also provides an illustrated list of cuts 
 of coats of arms used by printers. 
 
 Wing Donald Wing, Short- title Catalogue of Books 
 
 Printed in England, Scotland, ^Ireland, Wales, 
 and British America, 1641-1700 (New York, 
 1945-195D, 3 vol. 
 
 It yet remains to acknowledge my gratitude to those who 
 assisted me in this work. I wish to thank Professor Robert R. 
 Allen for introducing me to the Ferguson collection and for his 
 encouragement. Professor Lloyd Berry provided me with many 
 helpful suggestions in the course of my investigation. To 
 Professor N. Frederic Nash and his staff at the Rare Book Room, 
 University of Illinois, I owe a special note of thanks for their 
 patience and assistance while I was examining the collection. 
 I also wish to thank the Library of the University of Illinois 
 for allowing me to quote from the following works.
 
 viii 
 
 FOOTNOTES 
 
 their introduction Pollard and Redgrave said that 
 Ferguson "directly and indirectly is largely responsible for 
 any bibliographical polish which the catalogue possesses" 
 (p. vii). 
 
 2 London, 19?0, p. 230. 
 
 ^Numbers in parentheses after titles refer to Wing's 
 Short-title Catalogue of Books Printed in Sngland, Scotland, 
 Ireland, Wales, and British America, 164-1-1700. 
 
 ^1 wish to thank the following people for their assistance 
 in providing information on Ferguson as a book collector: Robert 
 Donaldson, Assistant Keeper, National Library of Scotland; Dr. A. 
 N. L. Munby of King's College, Cambridge; Kir. John Carter; Mr. K. 
 S. Ferguson, Dr. Ferguson's son; and especially Mr. 5. M. Dring, 
 Ferguson's successor as managing director of Quaritch's. 
 
 ^Edinburgh, 1970, p. ix. 
 
 ^Papers of the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society, IX 
 (1913). xiii. 
 
 o 
 
 ' Papers, XII (1925). xii. The paper appears on pp. 8^-85. 
 
 Q 
 
 I ain indebted to Robert Donaldson of the National Library 
 of Scotland for this information. 
 
 ^Edinburgh Bibliographical Society Transactions, I (1935- 
 1938), 1-60. 
 
 10 Report of the Friends of the National Libraries for 
 195^-1955. PP. 8-107" 
 
 ^Report, p. 8. 
 
 12 According to Mr. D. G. Neill, Assistant Librarian, 
 Bodleian Library, the cards for the collection are not yet 
 assimilated; however, it can be consulted.
 
 THS CHECKLIST 
 
 A 561 An address sign'd by the greatest part of the members 
 of the Parliament of Scotland... 15th. day of 
 October, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/1; Aldis 2856.3? McAlpin IV, 321. 
 With the armorial bookplate of John Whitefoord 
 Mackenzie. 
 
 A 724+ Aesop. Aesopi phrygis fabulae. Sdinbvrgi, Excudebat 
 Georgius Swintoun, 16?6. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/1 (x88l/A3L/l6?6 ) ; Aldis 2070. 
 There is a perpendicular half-title "Aesopi 
 Fabulae." on lA r . Wing does not record an 
 edition printed by Swintoun. 
 
 A 955 Allegiance and perogative considered in a letter. 
 Printed in the year, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/2; Aldis 285?. A note by Ferguson 
 on the title page reads: "Edinburgh by the 
 Stationers?" Aldis and Wing conjecture that 
 this was nrlnted at Edinburgh by J. Reid. 
 
 A 3099 Anderson, Patrick. The copie of a barons court. 
 
 Printed at Helicon, beside Parnassus, and are to be 
 sold in Caledonia, I_l680j. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/2; Aldis 2191. Both Wing and Aldis 
 date this 1680; Aldis attributes the printing 
 to the Heir of Andrew Anderson, Edinburgh. 
 It is bound in brown mottled calf by Kerr and 
 Richardson, Glasgow. 
 
 A 321? Annand, William. Duali tas : . . .Lex loquens. . .Duorum 
 unitas. Edinburgh, Printed by George Swintoun and 
 James Glen; and are to be sold by Gideon Schaw, 
 1674. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/3; Aldis 2013.
 
 A 342? An answer to the new motions. London, [_by Richard 
 Bishop?] for Robert Bos took, 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/3 (823/An85); McAlpin II, 6. This 
 was probably printed by Richard Bishop. The 
 printer's device on the title cage (McKerrow 
 393) passed to Bishop in 1634-1638 and was 
 used by him on N. Holmes' Usury is injury, 
 1640. 
 
 A 3638+ Arguments and materials for a register of Sstates. 
 London, orinted for Samuel Lowndes, 1698. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/73 (Hollander 503). No edition of 
 this titla is recorded by Wing. The Ferguson 
 copy was resold. 
 
 A 3654 Argyle, Archibald Campbell, marquis. An honourable 
 speech made in the parlament of Scotland. .. the 
 thirtieth of September 1641. London, Printed by 
 A. N. for I. M., 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/4. There is a lengthy note on the 
 front end paper by Ferguson which reads: 
 "Printed by Alice Norton? Device McKerrow 
 251 (second block) which was used by J. 
 Norton. 'The initial W on A2 a was used by 
 N. Okes whose ornaments J. Norton employed. 
 'The initials I. M. stand for John Maynard." 
 
 A 3866 Articles of regulation concerning the session. 
 
 Sdinbvrgh, Printed by the Heirs and Successors of 
 Andrew Anderson, l695 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/4; Aldis 3440. The coat of arms 
 on the title page is Steele 246. 
 
 B 340 Bacon, Francis. The Union of the two kingdoms of 
 
 Scotland and England. Sdinburgh, Printed, 16?0. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/5; Aldis 1889; Gibson 65. Aldis 
 suggests that Andrew Anderson was the printer; 
 Gibson notes that 2van Tyler has also been 
 suggested. The title page of the Ferguson copy 
 differs slightly from Gibson's transcription: 
 line 14 reads "for publick satisfaction" 
 instead of "for the publick satisfaction".
 
 B 342 Bacon, Francis. The wisdome of the ancients. 
 
 Sdinbvrgh, Printed by John Swintoun, 1681. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/6; Aldis 2250; Gibson 98. The 
 Ferguson copy differs slightly from Gibson's 
 description in that the text is numbered 1-185 
 not 2-185. The printer's device on H9 V is 
 McKerrow 93 (with the thistle instead of the 
 rose). 
 
 B ?08 (Barbour, John.) The acts and life of... Robert Bruce. 
 Sdinbvrgh, Printed by Andrew Anderson, 1670. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/7; Aldis 1890. 
 
 B 1032 Basire, Issac. Deo et ecclesiae sacrum. Sacriledge 
 arraigned by Saint Paul. Oxford, Printed by 
 Leonard Lichfield, 1646. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/8 (x283/B29d); Madan 1865. The 
 Ferguson copy was resold. 
 
 B 1804 Bell, Thomas. Nehemiah the Tirshatha. . . to which is 
 added Grapes in the wilderness. Edinburgh, Printed 
 by George Mosman, 1692. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/9; Aldis 3214; McAlpin IV, 437. 
 Although continuously signatured, Grapes in the 
 Wilderness is given a separate entry (B 18~0~3T~ 
 by Wing. 
 
 B 1805 Bell, Thomas. Roma restitua, sive antiquitatum 
 
 Romanarum compendium absolutum. Glasguae, Excudebat 
 Robertus Sanders, 1672. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/10 (x913. 37/B4l3r ) ; Aldis 1940. 
 
 B 2226 (Bib^.3. English.) The Holy Bible. Printed by Roger 
 Darnel, Printer to the Universitie of Cambridge, 
 16*48. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/11 (220.52/B47/l648/Cop. 2); Darlow 
 and Moule 612. Bound with The Psalms of David 
 in Meeter (B 2443). A note on the binder's leaf 
 indicates that this copy formerly belonged to the 
 artist W. J. Montaigne, "a kinsman of Lord de 
 Montaigne, the essayist."
 
 B 2443 (Bible. English. Psalms. ) The psalms of David in 
 
 meeter. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 1650. 18. 
 
 Ferguson 1/11 (220.52/B47/l648/Cop. 2); Aldis 
 1421; Darlow and Moule 623. Bound with the 
 Holy Bible (B 2226). 
 
 B 2550 (Bible. English. Psalms.) The psalms of David in 
 
 meeter. Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 1682. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/12; Aldis 2357. 
 
 B 2772 (Bible. Latin. ) Scphrasis paraphraseous Georgii 
 Buchanan! in Psalmos Davidis. Sdinburgi, Typis J. 
 w[atsonj. & Impensis Joannis Vallange, 1699* 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/13 (x223.2/B47Lb/l699/Cop. 2); 
 Aldis 3831. 
 
 B 2940 Birchall, John. The non-pareil, or, the vertvovs 
 davghter. York, Printed by Tho. Broad, 1644. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/14; McAlpin II, 268. 
 
 B 381^ Boughen, Edward. Master Geree's case of conscience 
 sifted. London, Printed, 1650. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/15 This copy has the initial blank 
 
 present (conjungate with the title page). 
 
 'The added leaf in $A is A5, the table of contents, 
 
 B 4-34-1 (Breedon, Zachariah. ) The humble advice and earnest 
 desires of certain well-affected ministers. London, 
 Printed for lames Boler, at the Mary-gold in Fleet- 
 street, 1649. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/16; McAlpin II, 644. There were at 
 least two editions of this work. The earlier 
 edition, unrecorded by Wing, has eight leaves 
 and reads "James Boler" in the imprint (Illinois 
 copy 942.062/C4991). The Ferguson copy repre- 
 sents a later reprint of four leaves.
 
 B 5033 Brown, John. Quakerisms the path-way to paganlsme. 
 
 [Rotterdam?] for John Cairns, and other booksellers 
 in Sdinburgh, l6?8. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/5; Aldis 2116. Ferguson has noted 
 on the front flyleaf: "Printed apparently at 
 Rotterdam, by Henry Goddans or his successor. 
 The squirrel ornament on the title [actually 
 on **6 V , again on 4B4 V ] was used by Goddans 
 on Gerbiers 'A Sommary Description 1 (Avdertisse- 
 ment) Rotterdam, 1660. [G 571 ] FSF". Aldis 
 notes that Cairns, for whom this was printed, 
 brought Dutch workmen and materials to Scotland 
 in 1681 (p. 110). 
 
 B 5291 Buchanan, George. Georgii Buchanan! Scoti, poetarum., 
 Poemata quae supersunt omnia. Sdinburgi, Prostant 
 apud Joannem Cairns, 16 77. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/18 (x875*l/B85p/l677) ; Aldis 2095. 
 Ferguson has noted on the front binder's 
 leaf: "Printed at Rotterdam?" The same 
 squirrel ornament appears on the title page 
 as in B 5033- On M12 r there is a paste-on 
 cancel over lines 118-122 of the poem. 
 
 B 5778 (Burnet, Gilbert. ) A discourse on the memory 
 of... Sir Robert Fletcher. Sdinbvrgh, Printed 
 by a Society of Stationers, 1665. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/19; Aldis 1789. W. Rees Mogg 
 discusses this work in "Some Reflections 
 on the Bibliography of Gilbert Burnet," 
 The Library. 5th ser. , 4 (19^9). 110. 
 
 B 5883 Burnet, Gilbert. A sermon preached. .. the 23d of 
 December, 1688. Sdinburgh, Re-printed in the 
 Year, 1689. ^. 
 
 Ferguson 1/20; Aldis 2866.
 
 B 5938 Burnet, Gilbert. A vindication of the authority, 
 constitution, and laws of the Church of Scotland. 
 Glasgow, Printed by Robert Sanders, Printer to the 
 City, and University, l6?3. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/21; Aldis 1976, McAlpin III, 648. 
 Ferguson has laid in a lengthy list of books 
 in which the factotum on A4 r appears. There 
 is also a typed note which reads: "Printer 
 seems to be Andrew Clark." Although not noted 
 on the title page, Burnet 's Observations on 
 the first and second of the canons is included 
 TB~5840). 
 
 B 5938+ Burnet, Gilbert. A vindication of the authority, 
 constitution, and laws of the Church of Scotland. 
 Glasgow, Printed by Robert Sanders, Printer to the 
 City, and University, 16?3. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/6; Aldis 1977. This is apparently 
 a variant edition since B 5938 is cross- 
 referenced to Aldis 1976, not Aldis 1977, 
 which specifically notes the presence of the 
 Glasgow arms. 
 
 B 5965 The burning of the whore of Babylon. London, 
 
 Printed, and are to be sold by R. C. , 1673. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/22. 
 
 C 376 Camden, William. A second edition of Camden's 
 
 Description of Scotland. Edinbvurgh, by the Heirs 
 and Successors of Andrew Anderson, 1595* 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/23; Aldis 3448. 'The University of 
 Illinois also posseses an unrecorded variant 
 with the correct date (1695)* 
 
 C 420 Canaries, James. A discourse representing the 
 sufficient manifestation of the will of God. 
 Edinbvrgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 
 1684. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/24; Aldis 244?.
 
 C 421 Canaries, James. Rome's additions to Christianity... 
 a sermon. Sdinbvrgh, Printed, 1686. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/25; Aldis 2634. Although listed 
 by Aldis, there is a possibility that this 
 edition was printed in London. Sayce notes 
 that the enclosing of lowercase signature 
 letters in brackets is particularly character- 
 istic of London imprints from 1682 to 1?62 
 (p. 10). That the text begins Bl also suggests 
 a London origin (Sayce, p. 13 ) 
 
 C 612 (Carpender, William.) Jura cleri : or an apology 
 
 for the rights of the long-despised clergy. Oxford, 
 Printed by A. and L. Lichfield, for Tho. Robinson, 
 1661. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/26; McAlpin III, 4l6; Madan 2548. 
 
 C 648+ Carstairs, William. [dropheadj The deposition of 
 Mr. William Cars tares. [colophon] Edinburgh, 
 Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1684. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/7; Aldis 2448. Wing records only 
 a London reprint. Also, an edition without 
 an imprint or colophon was offered by George 
 W. Waldford in his List A/18?, Divison I, 
 item 41 (1970). 
 
 C 1975 The character of a grumbletonian. [colophon] 
 London, Printed and are to be sold by Richard 
 Janeway, 1689. Broadside. 
 
 Ferguson 1/27. Wing does not record the 
 imprint as being from the colophon. 
 
 C 1985 [drophead] The character of a prince. [colophon J 
 Edinburgh, Re-printed, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/28; Aldis 2871.
 
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 C 2126 (Charles I.) The Kings Majesties answer to the 
 
 paper delivered in by the reverend divines. London, 
 Printed by E. G. for T. H. 12 October 1648. 
 Reprinted, 1660. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/29; McAlpin III, 349. 'The coat of 
 arms on the title page is Steele 43. 
 
 C 2245 (Charles I. ) The Kings Majesties declaration to all 
 his loving subjects of .. .Scotland. With an act. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 1643. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/30; Aldis 10?5; Steele 1?88. 
 
 C 2959+ (Charles I.) A declaration by the Kings Majesty, 
 to his subjects of Scotland, England, and Ireland, 
 tfidinbvrgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 1650. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/31; Aldis 1399; Steele 2051 (2 
 eds.). This is an unrecorded edition since 
 Wing cross-references C 2959 to Aldis 1400 
 and Steele 2051, both of which are copies 
 with the royal arms (Steele 223) on the 
 title page. This edition has only a printer's 
 ornament on the title page. 
 
 C 2960 (Charles I.) A declaration by the Kings Majesty. 
 
 To his subjects of the kingdoms of Scotland, England, 
 and Ireland. Printed, 1650. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/32; Aldis 1401; Steele 2051. 
 There is a possibility that this edition was 
 actually printed at London. The cut of the 
 royal arms on the title page (Steele 31) 
 was used for two works printed at London 
 for J. Hunscott in 1641/42 (Steele 1971. 
 1992). 'There is an unrecorded edition with 
 the imprint "Printed at Edinburgh, 1650" 
 (Illinois copy 942.063/C38d ).
 
 C 2968 (Charles II.) His Majesties declaration for the 
 
 dissolution of his late Privy- Council. Sdinburgh, 
 Re-Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, l6?9. 
 <*. 
 
 Ferguson 1/33; Aldis 214?. A comparison of 
 the Ferguson copy with another copy owned by 
 the University of Illinois (uncatalogued) 
 reveals that there are two editions of this 
 work. The two editions may be Identified as 
 follows: the title page of the Ferguson 
 copy has "Ma jes Command" (UI, "Majesties 
 Command"), and "FINIS" (lacking in UI ) 
 appears on A4 r of the former copy. There 
 are numerous other differences in the text. 
 
 C 3029 (Charles II. ) His Majesties gracious letter to the 
 convention of Estates in Scotland, the 13th of June, 
 16?8. In the Savoy, Printed by T. N. for Andrew 
 Forrester, l6?8. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/8. 
 
 C 3061 (Charles II.) His Majesties gracious speech. . .28th 
 of January, 1677/8. Sdinbvrgh, Re-Printed by the 
 Heir of Andrew Anderson, l6?8. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/9; Aidis 2121. The coat of arms 
 on the title page is Steele 232. 
 
 C 3076 (Charles II.) His Majesties gracious speech, together 
 with the Lord Keepers. .. January 7t l673/^ 3dinburgh, 
 Re-Printed by His Majesties Printers, l6?4. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/10; Aldis 2018. The coat of arms 
 on the title page is Steele 228. 
 
 C 3172 (Charles II.) His majesties most gracious speech, 
 together with the Lord Chancellors. . .February 4... 
 1672/3. London, Printed by the Assigns of John Bill 
 and Christopher Barker, 1672/3. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 1/34 (uncatalogued q82). The 
 Ferguson copy was resold.
 
 10 
 
 C 3183 (Charles II.) His Majesties most gracious soeech, 
 together with the Lord Chancellors. . .21th of 
 October, 16?8. Sdinbvrgh, Re-Printed by the Heir 
 of Andrew Anderson, l6?8. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/11; Aldis 2124. The coat of arms 
 on the title page is Steele 232. 
 
 C 3230 (Charles II.) A proclamation anent persons denunced 
 fugitives. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by the Heir of 
 Andrew Anderson, 1684. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/12; Aldis 24??; Steele 256?. The 
 coat of arms on the title page is Steele 234. 
 
 C 3726 Charters, Alexander. The declaration of Captain 
 Alexander Charters. Edinburgh, Printed by Svan 
 Tyler, 1650. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/35; Aldis 1402. With the bookplate 
 of Joseph Martini inscribed: "New York, 
 March 26, 1915/To F. S. Ferguson/ for his 
 Scotch collection. " 
 
 C 419? (Church of Scotland.) 'The acts of the General 
 Assembly. . .1638. .. to. . .1649. .. To which are now 
 added the index of the unprinted acts... and the 
 acts of the General Assembly 1690. [_aldinburgh, J 
 Sold by George inosman, 1691. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/36; Aldis 3128. There is a note 
 by Ferguson laid in: "A-3128 For the ornament 
 on the 1682 title of A 2285 a |_Poole, Dialogue. .. 
 Popish priest, 1681 J This title was pasted to 
 the upper board of the binding, but I have 
 detached it. It seems to me that this was the 
 original title (Al) and the two conjugate titles 
 (dated 1691 and 1682) are cancels. FSF. " A 
 close examination reveals that the 1691 title 
 page is conjugate with 'A4 and that ^-A3 and the 
 1682 title page are conjugate. 
 
 A note on the errata leaf (-^A4 r ) reveals that 
 part of the collection was made ut> of unused sheets 
 which had been printed abroad ("These from the 
 year, 1638 to 1649 [_C 4198], having been Printed 
 abroad some years ago, where the benefite of an 
 English Corrector could not be had, several 
 misprintings have fallen in").
 
 11 
 
 C 4220 (Church of Scotland.) A declaration of the General 
 
 Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland. Sdinburgh, Printed 
 by tSvan Tyler, 1650. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/13; Aldis 1411; McAloin II, 690. 
 This Is a possible variant since both Wing and 
 McAlpin transcribe "Generall". The signature 
 "Ho: Mylne" on the title page may be that of 
 Robert Mylne (1643-1747), an antiquary who 
 possessed "'vast collections of public records'" 
 (DNB. XIV, 6). 
 
 C 42243 (Church of Scotland.) The explanation of a former 
 
 act... for renewing of the solemn league and covenant. 
 Sdinbvrgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 1648. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/37; Aldis 1323. Bound in mottled 
 calf by Kerr and Richardson, Glasgow. 
 
 C 4225 (Church of Scotland.) Generall demands, concerning 
 the late covenant. Aberdene, Reorinted by John 
 Forbes, 1662. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/38; Aldis 1736. 
 
 C 4226 (Church of Scotland.) The generall demands. .. con- 
 cerning the late covenant, in Scotland. Aberdene, 
 Printed by John Forbes, 1663. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/38; Aldis 1753. 
 
 C 4233+ (Church of Scotland.) The principall acts of foure 
 Generall Assemblies. Edinburgh, Printed by Svan 
 Tyler, 1642. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/14; Aldis 1025; McAlpin II, 157-158, 
 Although lacking the general title page, this 
 is apparently a folio edition of C 4233. 
 Although The Principall acts of... 1642 is 
 separately signatured and paginated, it Is 
 apparent from the inclusion of both sections 
 in the errata (2pl v ) that they were meant 
 to be issued together.
 
 12 
 
 C 4234+ 
 
 (Church of Scotland.) The princit>all acts of the 
 Generall Assembly. .. second day of August 1643. 
 Sdinburgh, Printed by 3van Tyler, 16*4-3. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/16 ; Aldis 106?; McAloin II, 239. 
 This is an unrecorded folio edition of C 423*4-. 
 
 C 4236+ (Church of Scotland. ) The principall acts of the 
 
 Generall Assembly. . .May, the 29. Sdinburgh, Printed 
 by Svan Tyler, 1644. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/1?; Aldis 1129; McAlpin II, 309. 
 This is an unrecorded folio edition of C 4236. 
 
 C 4-239+ (Church of Scotland.) The principall acts of the 
 
 Generall Assembly. .. 22. day of January. Sdinburgh, 
 Printed by Evan Tyler, 1645. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/13; Aldis 1183; McAlpin II, 3?0. 
 'This is an unrecorded folio edition of C 4239. 
 
 C 4240+ (Church of Scotland. ) The principall acts of the 
 Generall Assembly. .. the first Wednesday of June. 
 Sdinburgh, Printed by 3van Tyler, 1646. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/19; Aldis 1212; McAlpin II, 442. 
 This is an unrecorded folio edition of C 4240. 
 
 C 4241+ (Church of Scotland.) The nrincipall acts of the 
 Generall Assembly. . .August, the 4. of that moneth. 
 Sdinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 164?. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/20; Aldis 1260; McAlpin II, 51?. 
 This is an unrecorded folio edition of C 4241, 
 
 C 4242+ (Church of Scotland.) The principall acts of the 
 
 Generall Assembly. .. July the 12. Sdinbvrgh, Printed 
 by Evan Tyler, 1648. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/21; Aldis 1300; McAlpin II, 595. 
 This is an unrecorded folio edition of C 4242.
 
 13 
 
 C 4243+ (Church of Scotland. ) The principal! acts of the 
 Generall Assembly. . .July the fourth. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by Evan Tyler, 1649. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/22; Aldis 1355; McAlpin II, 657. 
 This is an unrecorded folio edition of C 4243. 
 
 C 4253 (Church of Scotland.) The remonstrance of the 
 
 commissioners of the Generall Assembly. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by Evan Tyler, 1643. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/39; Aldis 1102; McAlpin II, 245. 
 
 C 4262 (Church of Scotland. ) A solemn league and covenant, 
 for reformation. London, Printed for Edw. Husbands, 
 Sept. 28., 1643. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/40. 
 
 C 4426 Clarendon, Edward Hyde, earl of. Mr. Edward Hydes 1 
 speech at a conference betweene both Houses. . .6th. 
 of July, 1641. Printed at London for Abel Roper, 
 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson l/4l; McAlpin II, 48. All five 
 Illinois copies have "Hydes 1 " not "Hyde's" as 
 transcribed by Wing. The Ferguson copy is the 
 only one of the five copies examined not to 
 have the numeral "l" on A2 r . 
 
 C 4809 (Cockburn, John.) An historical relation of the late 
 General Assembly, held at Edinburgh. . .1690. London, 
 Printed for J. Hindmarsh, 1691. ^. 
 
 Ferguson 1/42; McAlpin IV, 412. Comparison of 
 the Ferguson copy with another copy at Illinois 
 (2?4.1/T6?3) reveals that there were two 
 editions of this work. The unrecorded edition, 
 represented by the Illinois copy, may be 
 identified as follows: the title page reads 
 "late Presbyterian General Assembly" and has 
 a two line quotation (Acts 19:32) not present 
 on C 4809.
 
 14 
 
 C 5425 C(olville), S(amuel). The grand imposter discovered.. 
 Part I. Edinburgh, Printed by His Majesties Printers, 
 for the Author, 16 73. ^ 
 
 Ferguson 2/24; Aldis 1982. 
 
 C 5430 Colvllle, William. Philosophia moralis Christiana. 
 Sdinbvrgi, Excudebant Georgius Swintoun, & Jacobus 
 Glen, 16?0. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/43 (xl?0/C72p); Aldis 1898. 
 
 C 5599B Company of Scotland. Scotland's right to Caledonia. 
 [Edinburgh], Printed, 1700. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/75; Aldis 4022; Hollander 539- 
 On El v there is a list of books relating to 
 the Company of Scotland. 
 
 C 5743A Confessio fidei, in conventu. Sdinbvrgi, Apud Andrae 
 Anderson Haeredes & Successores, 1694. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/144 (x238.5/W52cLd/l694a) ; Aldis 
 3363. 
 
 C 5744 Confessio fidel in conventu theologorum. Edinbvrgi, 
 Ex officina Typographi ca Georgii Mosman, 1694. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/45; Aldis 3364. Ferguson has noted 
 on the front end paper: "Very rare. The only 
 other copy which I have seen was that in the 
 library of E. Gordon Duff, now in the library 
 of Sir R. Leicester Harmsworth." 
 
 C 5769 The confession of faith, and the larger and shorter 
 
 catechism. Edinbvrgh, Printed by George Swintoun and 
 Thomas Brown, and are to be sold by James Glen and 
 David Trench, l6?l. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/46; Aldis 1923. Wing records the 
 place of printing as "Edinbourg".
 
 15 
 
 C 593^ A conspiracle of the twelve bishops In the Tower. 
 London, Printed for W. Bond, 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/47; McAlpln II, 24. On A4 V there 
 Is an Interesting engraving of a courtier 
 (the author?) handing the pamphlet(? ) to the 
 Klng(?) and saying "Rede and considar". 
 
 C 6276 Corbet, Roger. The treatle between the commissioners. 
 London, Printed for B. A., 1647. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/48. Ferguson has noted on the front 
 end paper. "Printer: (Alsop?)". The "B.A. " 
 In the Imprint Is Bernard Alsop who succeeded 
 Thomas Creed. The device on the title page 
 (McKerrow 299, lacking initials T.C. ) was 
 formerly Creed's principal device. McKerrow 
 noted that this device "is apparently not 
 found after his death" (p. 169). Wing transcribes 
 "A treatie". Bound with P 1753- 
 
 C 6793 Craghead, Robert. An answer to a late book, 
 
 Intituled, a Discourse concerning the inventions 
 of men. Edinburgh, Printed by the Heirs of Andrew 
 Anderson, 1694. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/49; Aldls 3366. 
 
 C 6801+ Craig, Sir Thomas. Jus feudale tribus libris 
 
 comprehension. Sdinburgi, Impressum, l655 2. 
 
 Ferguson 1/50 (xq340.09/C84j ) ; Aldis 1507. 
 Aldis says that this was printed by Christopher 
 Higgins. 
 
 C 6804 Craig, Sir Thomas. Scotland's soveraignty asserted. 
 London, Printed for Andrew Bell, at the Cross-Keys in 
 the Poultrey, and sold by Thomas Brown, Alex. Hender- 
 son, George Mosman, John Valens, John Mackly, Mrs. 
 Ongstone, Rob. Allen, Booksellers in Edinburgh, 1695. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/51; Aldls 3453. Both Wing and Aldis 
 record different lists of booksellers In the 
 imprint. There is a note by Ferguson on the 
 front pastedown presumably referring to the 
 armorial bookplate: "? Campbell, Duke of 
 Argyll".
 
 16 
 
 C 7027 Cromarty, George McKenzie, earl of. A vindication of 
 Robert III. King of Scotland. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by 
 the Heirs and Successors of Andrew Anderson, l695 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/52; Aldis 3454. 
 
 C 7475 (Cullen, ) F(rancis). G(rant, Lord). The loyalists 
 reasons. Edinburgh, Printed by J: Reid, 1689. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/25; Aldis 2890. 
 
 D 131 Dalhusie, John. De regnum regnorumque. Sdinbvrgi, 
 Typis haeredls Andraeae Anderson, Io91 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/26; Aldis 3140. This copy bears the 
 bookplate of John Campbell, fourth Sari of 
 Loudoun (DNB. Ill, 828). 
 
 D 133 Dalhusie, John. The salvation of Protestants 
 
 asserted and defended. Sdinburgh, Printed, 1691. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/53; Aldis 3141. 
 
 D 281A D'Assigny, Marius. The art of memory. Sdinburgh, 
 
 Printed and [ sic] Sdinburgh, Re-Printed by John 
 Reid younger, |_c. 1699]. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/27; Aldis 3838.5. It is a reprint 
 of the second London edition (D 281). Wing 
 records this in A Gallery of_ Ghosts. 
 
 D 636 A declaration of the army of England, upon their 
 march into Scotland. Printed at London, and 
 reprinted at Sdinburgh, by Evan Tyler, 1650. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/54. This edition is not recorded in 
 Aldis; Aldis l407f according to Wing, refers 
 to D 638. The signature "Robert; Mylne" 
 on the title page is apparently that of Robert 
 Mylne (l643?-1747) who owned "'vast collections 
 of public records'" (DNB, XIV, 6).
 
 17 
 
 D 664 A declaration of the engagements, remonstrances, 
 
 representations, proposals, desires and resolutions 
 from. . .Fairfax. . .2?. Seytembris, 1647. London, 
 Printed by Matthew Simmons, 1647. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/71 (942.06/G791d ). Wing also enters 
 this as F 152. 
 
 D 761 [dropheadj The declaration of the rebels now in 
 arms in the west of Scotland. ! Edinburgh, 1679.] 
 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/28; Aldis 2265. 
 
 D 1081+ Depositions taken the 22d. of October 1688. . .relating 
 to the birth of the (then) Prince of Wales. 
 I Edinburgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 
 1688J. 4. 
 
 Ferguson l/55 Both Wing and Aldis record only 
 a folio edition. The price is given on the 
 title page as "Six Pence". 
 
 D 1408 Dickson, David. Therapeutica Sacra. Sdinbvrgh, 
 Printed by Evan Tyler, 1664. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/56; Aldis 1773. The use of "U" to 
 sign a signature precedes the first recorded 
 appearance in a book printed in Edinburgh by 
 17 years (Sayce, p. 12). 
 
 D i486 Dlllingham, William. Prove all things, hold fast 
 that which is good; I Thess. 5 21.... two sermons. 
 Cambridge, Printed by John Field, and are to be sold 
 by William Morden, 1656. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/57; Bowes 103. 
 
 D 1549 A directory for the publike worship of God. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by 2van Tyler, 1645. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/207, 1/58 (2 copies); Aldis 1187; 
 McAlpin II, 343. Italic type is used in the 
 signatures whenever the latter part of the 
 page has been printed in italic letters.
 
 18 
 
 D 1853 Donaldson, Ja(mes). Husbandry anatomized. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by John Reid, 1697- 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/59; Aldis 3662. Bound with this is 
 Postscript to Husbandry anatomiz'd (D 1855). 
 Prom an advertisement in Donaldson's A pick- 
 tooth for swearers (D 1854), it is apparent that 
 Husbandry and Postscript were meant to be sold 
 together after the latter work was published: 
 "Advertisement. Husbandry Anatomi zed ... To which 
 there is now added a postscript... price 14 sh; 
 Scots with a Reasonable Abatement to such as 
 Buy them in Gross or Unbound." 
 
 D 185^ (Donaldson, James). A pick- tooth for swearers, or a 
 looking-glass for atheists and prophane persons. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by John Reid, 1698. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/60; Aldis 3769. 
 
 D 1855 (Donaldson, James). Postscript to Husbandry 
 
 anatomiz'd. Edinburgh, Printed by John Reid, 1698. 
 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/61; Aldis 3772. See the note to 
 D 1853. 
 
 D 2032+ Douglas, Robert. The form and order of the coronation 
 of Charls II. London, Printed according to the 
 Authors own copy, to prevent any counterfeit, 1660. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/63 (942.06/C386Wdo/l660). Wing 
 does not record this imprint. 
 
 D 2204 Drummond, William. Polemo-middinia. Oxonii, E 
 Theatro Sheldoniano, 1691. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/64 (x821/D839p/cop. 2).
 
 19 
 
 24?7+ Dugdale, Sir William. The antient usage in bearing of 
 such ensigns of honour as are commonly call'd arms. 
 Oxford, Printed at the Theater, for Moses Pitt, 
 1682. 8. 
 
 Ferguson (uncatalogued ). Wing does not record 
 this imprint. E. M. Lawson, Catalogue 178, 
 item 120, offered a copy in 1970. George W. 
 Walford (List A/187, Division I, item 80) 
 offered a copy with the imprint "Oxf. at the 
 Theatre for Fin. Gardiner 1682". 
 
 D 2802 Durham, James. Clavis cantici : or, an exposition of 
 the Song of Solomon. 2dinbvrgh, Printed by George 
 Swintoun and James Glen, 1668. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/65 (223.9/D93c) ; Aldis 1841; 
 McAlpin III, 551. 
 
 D 2810 Durham, James. The dying man's testament to the 
 Church of Scotland; or, a treatise concerning 
 scandal. Edinburgh, Printed by Christopher Higgins, 
 1659. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/66; Aldis 1595; McAlpin III, 290. 
 The signature "Wm. Richardson. . .1746" is 
 perhaps that of William Richardson (1698- 
 1775). the noted antiquary (DNB, XVI, 1137- 
 1138). 
 
 E 187 Edward, Robert. The doxology approven. Bdinbvrgh, 
 Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1683. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/67; Aldis 2376. 
 
 E 246 Egan, Anthony. The book of rates, now used in the 
 sin custom-house of... Rome. London, Printed for 
 Benjamin Southwood, 1674. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/68. A variant issue has an addi- 
 tional paragraph address to the reader (can- 
 celled with a paste over) between the rows of 
 printers' ornaments on A4 V .
 
 20 
 
 S 658+ E(lys). , S(dmund). An alphabet of elegiack groans, 
 upon the truly lamented death of that rare exemplar 
 of youthful piety, John Fortescue. London, Printed 
 for Tho Heath, 165^. fc. 
 
 Ferguson 1/69. Wing records only a 1656 
 edition. 
 
 S 959+ (England. Parliament. ) An abstract of the act 
 (made anno vj. & vij. Gulielmi III. regls. ) 
 intituled, an act for the Kings most gracious, 
 general and free pardon. London, Printed by Charles 
 Bill, and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb deceas'd, 
 and sold by Robert Vincent and Joshua Brixey, 1695* 
 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/?2. This title is unrecorded by 
 Wing; however, the Christ Church Supplement 
 lists a copy. 
 
 E 1017 (England. Parliament. ) An act for continuing and 
 establishing the subsidie of tunnage and poundage. 
 Edinburgh, Re-Printed by Christopher Higgins, 1657. 
 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/29; Aldis 1560.2; Steele 2152 
 ("not found"). 
 
 E 1052 (England. Parliament. ) [_dropheadj An act for quiet 
 enjoying of sequestred parsonages and vicaridges. 
 [colophon] Edinbvrgh, Re-Printed by Christopher 
 Higgins, 1657. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/30; Aldis 1561.3; Steele 2157 
 ("not found"). 
 
 E 1139 (England. Parliament. ) [dropheadj An act for 
 
 giving licence for transporting fish. [colophon J 
 Edinburgh, Re-Printed by Christopher Higgins, 1657. 
 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/31; Aldis 1563.6.
 
 21 
 
 E 1165 (England. Parliament. ) The acts made in the second 
 Parliament of . . . Charles. Edinburgh, Printed by 
 Robert Young and Evan Tyler, 1641. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/33; Aldis 985; McAlpin II, 5. 
 Ferguson has noted on the title page "? 
 printed in London". 
 
 S1165+ (England. Parliament.) The acts made in the session 
 of the second Parliament of ... Charles, the eleventh 
 day of June 1640. Edinburgh, Printed by Robert 
 Young, 16140.. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/70; Aldis 98?. Wing records only a 
 folio edition. Aldis suggests that this was 
 actually printed at London. 
 
 B 123^+ (England. Parliament.) The articles or, charge 
 
 exhibited in Parliament against D. Cozens of Durham. 
 London, Printed, 16^1. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/74; McAlpin II, 8. A note by 
 Ferguson on the front endpaper reads: "Device: 
 McKerrow 268 Printer: (T. Bates?)". However, 
 according to McKerrow, Islip left "all his 
 presses and printing material to Richard 
 Hearne" (p. 174). This title is unrecorded 
 by Wing. 
 
 352? Sverard, Edmund. The depositions and examinations of., 
 concerning the. ..Popish plot. London, Printed for 
 Dorman Newman, 1679. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/35; McAlpin III, 799-800. On E2 r of 
 both the Ferguson and another Illinois copy 
 "after" in 1. 11 has been corrected with a 
 pen to "before". Comparison of several 
 corrected copies indicates that the cancellation 
 was performed at the printer's. 
 
 F 320+ Falkland, Lucius Gary, viscount. The Lord Favlkland 
 his learned speech in Parliament. Printed in the 
 Yeare, l64l. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/72. Wing records only the variant 
 state with "Prntee" on the title page.
 
 22 
 
 F 582 Peatley, Daniel. The gentle lash, or the vindication 
 of Dr. Peatley. Imprinted, 1644. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/73. 
 
 F ?28A (Ferguson. ) The late proceedings and votes of the 
 Parliamemt of Scotland. Glasgow, Printed by Andrew 
 Hepburn, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/36; Aldis 2902. Ferguson has noted 
 on the front pastedown: "The only book known 
 with the imprint of Andrew Hepburn. This is a 
 copy of the earlier variant of the title, in 
 which 'Parliament 1 is misprinted 'Parliamemt '." 
 The work is bound in old calf (rebacked) with 
 an embossed coronet and the initials "HL" on 
 the front and back covers. Ferguson notes: 
 "The coronetted HL on sides represent the 
 Initials of Hugh Lyon Sari of Strathmore". 
 
 F 728A+ (Ferguson. ) The late proceedings and votes of the 
 Parliament of Scotland. Glasgow, Printed by Andrew 
 Hepburn, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/74; Aldis 2902. Wing does not 
 record the variant state with "Parliament" 
 spelled correctly. 
 
 F 728A++ (Ferguson. ) The late proceedings and votes of the 
 Parliament of Scotland. Glasgow, Printed by Andrew 
 Hepburn, 1689. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/37. This is an unrecorded (by both 
 Wing and Aldis) octavo edition of twenty leaves, 
 
 F 777 Fergusson, James. A brief refutation of the errors. 
 Edinbvrgh, Printed by George Mosraan, 1692. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/75; Aldis 3221; McAlpin IV, 
 
 On the back end paper Ferguson has written: 
 
 "FSF 23. vi. 1909". 
 
 F 1277 Fleming, Ro(bert, elder). Three elegies. Edinburgh, 
 Printed, 1692. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/76; Aldis 3222. This copy is bound 
 in red morocco by Riviere.
 
 23 
 
 F 1293 (Fletcher, Andrew. ) Dlscorso delle sose di Spagna. 
 
 Napoli I I.e., Edinburgh, Printed by George Mosman ?J, 
 1698. - 
 
 Ferguson 1/7? (x9^6. 053/F63d ) ; Aldis 37^6. 
 This edition was probably printed at Edinburgh; 
 the same printer's device appears in F 1298. 
 
 F 1295 (Fletcher, Andrew. ) A discourse of government with 
 
 relation to militia's. Edinburgh, Printed, 1698. 8. 
 
 Ferguson l/?8 ; Aldis 37^7- 
 
 F 1298 (Fletcher, Andrew. ) Two discovrses concerning the 
 affairs of Scotland. Edinburgh, 1698. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/79; Aldis 3810; Hollander ^97**. 
 Ferguson has noted on the rear pastedown: 
 "Collated with my other copy". The Hollander 
 copy also has "discovrses" not "discorses" 
 as transcribed by Wing. 
 
 F 1589 (Forrester, David. ) The differences of the time. 
 Sdinbvrgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 
 1679. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/80; Aldis 2152; McAlpin III, 801. 
 On L6 r there is a longitudinal half title 
 "Differences of the Time". 
 
 F 1662 Foure matters of high concernment. London, Printed 
 by R. Oulton & G. Dexter, for F. Coules, & T. Banks, 
 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/81. Wing transcribes "Four". The 
 device on the title page is McKerrow 338 (the 
 arms of the University of Oxford).
 
 24 
 
 F 1682 Fourteen papers. London, Printed and are to be sold 
 by Richard Baldwin' 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/7^; McAlpin IV, 339-3^0. This work 
 is also entered as B 579^ (two tracts by Gilbert 
 Burnet are included in the collection). The 
 work is made up of reprints of the following 
 titles: L 1386, B 5813, B 584-9, H 311, H 291. 
 H 308, A 3400, L 1633, P 2339, W 2300, K 605, 
 L 1575. P 2960, and A letter from a freeholder, 
 unrecorded by Wing (see my note in The Library, 
 5th series, 25 [1970], 52-53). 
 
 G 447 Geddes, William. The Saints recreation, third part, 
 upon the estate of grace. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by 
 David Lindsay, Mr. James Kniblo, Joshua van Solingen 
 and John Colmar, 1683. b 
 
 Ferguson 1/82; Aldis 2381. The obvious Dutch 
 characteristics of the presswork are due to 
 the influence of Joshua van Solingen and John 
 Colmar. The men, along with materials from 
 Holland, were brought over by John Cairns for 
 the purpose of printing the Acts of Parliament 
 (Aldis, p. 116). 
 
 There is another copy at the University of 
 Illinois which contains two cancels in the 
 prelims : 
 
 Uncancelled state: 
 
 *2 r ~ v The Dedication. . .Anna Hamilton 
 
 *3 r ~ v The Dedication. . .Lilias Drummond 
 
 *4 r The Dedication. . .Anna Sinclair 
 
 *4 V Preface to the Reader 
 
 Cancelled State : 
 
 A summa 
 
 Method of the Book 
 
 *2 r A summary view of the Substance and 
 
 *2 V (Blank) 
 
 *3 r The Dedication. . .Margaret Lesley 
 *3 V Preface to the Reader 
 
 *4 r ~ v (Material Omitted)
 
 25 
 
 G 749 (Gillespie, George. ) A form for Church government and 
 ordination of ministers. London, Printed for Robert 
 Bostock, 164?. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/83. 
 
 G 750 (Gillespie, George. ) The humble representation of the 
 commission. . .28. Aprile 1648. Printed at London by 
 Edward Griffin for I. R. , 1648. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/84; McAlpin II, 575- 
 
 G 752 (Gillespie, George.) CXI propositions concerning the 
 ministerie. Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 1647. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/85; Aldis 1266; McAlpin II, 488. 
 
 G 756 Gillespie, George. A sermon preached. . .March 27 
 
 1644. London, Printed for Robert Bostock, 1644. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/86; McAlpin II, 288. 
 
 G 760 (Gillespie, George. ) Theoremata CXI de ministerio. 
 Edinburgi, Excudebat Evanus Tyler, 1647. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/37 (x285.2/G4loL) ; Aldis 1287. 
 Tipped in is a letter from Aldis referring 
 to the above book. 
 
 G 761 Gillespie, George. A treatise of miscellany questions, 
 Edinburgh, Printed by Gedeon Lithgow for George 
 Svvintoun, 1649. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/88 (260/G4l2t/cop. 2); Aldis 1367; 
 McAlpin II, 639. 
 
 G 1041 Good counsell come from Scotland. Edinbvrg, Printed 
 by Evan Tyler, 1646. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/89; Aldis 1224; McAlpin II, 415.
 
 26 
 
 G 1283+ (Gordon, James.) A request to Romas Cathollcks. . . 
 
 the fifth edition. London, Printed for Brab. Aylmer, 
 168?. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/90. Wing records a "fourth edition" 
 of 168? (G 1283) and a "fifth edition" of 
 1682 (G 1283A). 
 
 G 2124+ Grotius, Hugo. The proceedings of the present 
 
 Parliament Justified. Edinbvrgh, Re-Printed in the 
 Year, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/91; Aldis 2929. This is an unrecorded 
 Sdinburgh reprint of the London edition. 
 
 G 2259 Gurnall, William. The magistrates pourtraiture. 
 London, Printed for Ralph Smith, 1656. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/92 (UI uncatalogued ) ; McAlpin III, 
 160. The Ferguson copy was resold. 
 
 H 475 (Hamilton, Alexander. ) A cordial for Christians, 
 
 traveling Heaven-ward. Bdinbvrg, Printed by George 
 Mosman, 1696. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/93; Aldis 3549. 
 
 H 951 (Hart, John. ) The fort-royal of the Scriptures. 
 
 Sdinburgh, Printed by the Heires of George Anderson 
 for Andrew Wilson, 1649. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/94; Aldis 1366. Wing erroneously 
 cross references Aldis 1366 to H 950. 
 
 H 981 (Hartlib, Samuel. ) [dropheadj Considerations tending 
 to the happy accomplishment of England s reformation 
 in church and state. [colophon J Anno 1647. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/95; McAlpin II, 493-494. A note by 
 Ferguson on the front end paper reads: "Perfect- 
 it was published without a title". Wing conjec- 
 tures that this was printed in London.
 
 27 
 
 H 1280 (Headrich, John. ) Heads and conclusions of the 
 
 policie of the Kirk. [Sdinburgh,] Reprinted, 1680. 
 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/96; Aldis 2199.3; McAlpin IV, 19. 
 
 H 1^33 (Henderson, Alexander. ) The government and order of 
 the Chvrch of Scotland. Edinburgh, Printed for 
 lames Bryson, 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/97 (UI uncatalogued ) ; Aldis 1005; 
 McAlpin II, 45. The Ferguson copy was resold. 
 
 H 2073 Hippocrates. Hippocrates contractus. . .studio 4 
 
 opera Thomae Burnet. 2dinbvrgi, Sxcudebat J. Reid, 
 Sumptibus Georgii Mosman bibliopolae, 1685. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/94; Aldis 2531. Wing lists this as 
 a quarto; it is an octavo in fours. 
 
 H 2298 (Hodges, James. ) A defence of the Scots abdicating 
 Darien. Printed in the Year, 1700. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/99 A note by Ferguson on the front 
 end paper reads: "Scott, Darien Bibliography, 
 no. 103 in support (apparently the only copy 
 known). The authorship has been ascribed to 
 Walter Herries and to James Hodges. The book 
 was ordered to be burnt. It contains the 
 curious tale of the attempted suppression of 
 Lionel Waters book by the Directors of the 
 Company." There are two editions of this work: 
 one has 32 leaves (Ferguson copy); the other 
 has 52 (Hollander 531 and McAlpin IV, 631). 
 Aldis (3951) lists only one edition. 
 
 H 2602 (Honyman, Andrew. ) The seasonable case of submission 
 to the Church-government. Sdinburgh, Printed by 
 Svan Tyler, 1662. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/100; Aldis 1744; McAlpin III,
 
 28 
 
 H 2604 (Honyman, Andrew. ) A survey of the insolent and 
 
 infamous libel, entituled, Naphtali. [Edinburgh,] 
 Printed, 1668. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/101; Aldis 1852. An early manuscript 
 note on the title page adds i "Edinburgh by 
 3van Tyler". 
 
 H 3575/76 The humble petition of the Protestants of France. 
 20. 
 
 Ferguson (uncatalogued). The colophon has 
 been trimmed. 
 
 II I., C. The Commons petition of long afflicted 
 
 England. London, Printed for lohn Hammond, 16^4-2. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/102. 
 
 I 213 An enquiry into the causes of the miscarriage of the 
 Scots colony at Darien...an answer to a libel 
 entituled A defence of the Scots abdicating Darien. 
 Glasgow, 1700. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/103; Aldis 3963; Hollander 53^. 
 The Ferguson copy was resold. 
 
 I 1051 Irvine, Christopher. Historiae Scotiae nomenclatura 
 Latinovernacula. Sdinbruchii, Sumptibus Gideonis 
 Schaw, Bibliopolae nobilis, Typisq; Andersonianis 
 regiis. 1682. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/10^; Aldis 2333. Neither the 
 Ferguson nor the Huth copy (also at Illinois) 
 has "Edinburchii" or "Regius" as transcribed 
 by Wing. 
 
 I 1052 Irvine, Christopher. Historiae Scotiae nomenclatura 
 Lationvernacula. Edinburgi, Sumptibus quorundum 
 Bibliopolarum Sdinburgensium; Typisque Jacobi Watson, 
 1697. ^. 
 
 Ferguson 1/105; Aldis 3673. There is another 
 state of the title page which has an upside- 
 down "m" in "Albinorum" (Illinois copy, 
 uncatalogued ) .
 
 29 
 
 J 160 James II. By the King, A declaration. James R. 
 
 having already signified. .. one and twentieth day of 
 September, 1688. Holy-Rood-House, Printed by Mr. 
 P. B[_ruceJ. Broadside. 
 
 Ferguson 1/106; Aldis 2794; Steele 2?27 The 
 coat of arms above the title is Steele 239 
 
 J 865 Johnston, Arthur. Paraphrasis poetica Psalmorum 
 Davidis. Londini, Excudebat R. Daniel, 4 venalis 
 prostat apud S. Thomson, l657 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/39 According to Dr. Johnson, 
 Johnston "holds among the Latin poets of 
 Scotland the next place to the elegant 
 Buchanan" (A Journey to the Western Islands 
 of Scotland" "Aberdeen"). 
 
 K 435 Kilburne, William. Dangerous errors in several late 
 printed Bibles. Printed at Finsbury, 1659. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/107; McAlpin III, 303. This brief 
 pamphlet contains considerable bibliographical 
 detail on the printing of early Bibles. The 
 colophon reads "London, 1 lanuaij, 1659. 
 Stylo Romano. " 
 
 L324 A landskip: or a brief prospective of English 
 
 Episcopacy. [London, J Printed in the Year, 1660. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/109; McAlpin III, 374. 
 
 L 694 L(awrie), R(obert). God save the King... a sermon. 
 
 Edinbvrgh, Printed by Christopher Higgins, 1660. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/110; Aldis 1646. 
 
 L 1134 (Leslie, Charles. ) Gallienus redivivus, or, murther 
 will out, &c. being a true account of the de-witting 
 of Glencoe, Gassney, &c. Printed at Sdinbvrgh, 
 1695- 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/40; Aldis 3462; McAlpin IV, 521. 
 See L 1134+.
 
 30 
 
 L 1134+ (Leslie, Charles. ) Galllenus redlvivius or, murther 
 
 will out %c. being a true account of the de-witting of 
 Glencoe, Gassney &c. Edinbvrgh, Printed in the Year, 
 1695. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/111; Aldis 3463. This Is an un- 
 recorded reprint of L 1134, with letters 
 relating to Glencoe added. The colophon reads 
 "Re-Printed in the Year MDCXV. "; however, it 
 Is possible that this refers only to the letters, 
 one of which had been printed 1692/93. The 
 title page is enclosed within a border of 
 single rules; L 1134 lacks the border. 
 
 L 1231 (L 1 Estrange, Sir Roger.) Considerations upon a 
 
 printed sheet. Edinbvrgh, Re-printed by the Heir 
 of Andrew Anderson, 1683. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/112; Aldis 23?4. 
 
 L 1533 (McKenzle, George.) A letter from the nobility... 
 of Scotland, in the year 1320... to Pope lohn. 
 Edinburgh, Re-printed, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/114; Aldis 2910; Mackenzie 42. 
 
 L 1541 A letter from the Synod of Zeland. Printed at 
 Edinburgh by Svan Tyler, 1643. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/115; Aldis 108?; McAlpin II, 219- 
 
 L 1684 A letter to a member of the convention of states in 
 Scotland. Printed in the Year, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/116; Aldis 2913.2. Wing gives 
 Edinburgh as the place of printing; Aldis 
 conjectures that this was printed by the Heir 
 of Andrew Anderson. 
 
 L 1972 Liddel, Duncan. Artis conservandi sanitatem. 
 
 Aberdoniae, Excudebat lacobus Brounus, 1651. 8 . 
 
 Ferguson 1/11?; Aldis 144?. This copy is from 
 the collection of James Ludovic Lindsay, Earl of 
 Crawford, with the Bibliotheca Lindeslana 
 bookplate.
 
 31 
 
 L 1985 The life and acts of... Sir William Wallace. Glasgow, 
 Printed by Robert Sanders, 1665. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/118; Aldis 1791. Aldis notes that 
 this is by Henry the Minstrel and catalogues 
 it as a 12. The Ferguson copy is bound in 
 brown polished calf by Worsfold. 
 
 L 2195 (Lllburne, John. ) An vnhappy game at Scotch and 
 
 English. Edinbvrgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 1646. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/119 (UI 942.062/L627u/l646 ) ; Aldis 
 1242; McAlpin II, 429. See L 2195+. The 
 Ferguson copy was resold. 
 
 L 2195+ (Lilburne, John. ) An vnhappy game at Scotch and 
 
 English. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by 2van Tyler, 1646. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/120; Aldis 1243; McAlpin II, 430. 
 There are two editions of this work. From the 
 frequent attempts to Justify lines so as to 
 match those of Ferguson 1/119 it is apparent 
 that this is the later of the two editions. 
 The later edition can be identified by the 
 presence of a border around the title page. 
 
 L 2318 Lindsay, Sir David. The works of. Glasgow, 
 Prented by Robert Sanders, 1683. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/121; Aldis 2389. 
 
 L 2320 Lindsay, Sir David. The works of. Glasgow, Printed 
 by Robert Sanders, 1696. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/122; Aldis 3578. This copy is from 
 the collection of James Ludovic Lindsay, 2arl 
 of Crawford, with the Bibllotheca Lindesiana 
 bookplate. 
 
 L 2608 Livingstone, Sir Thomas. The exercise of the foot... 
 likewise, the exercise of the dragoons. . .with the 
 rules of war in the day of battel. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by John Reid, 1693- 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/123; Aldis 3298.
 
 32 
 
 L 3085 Loudoun, John Campbell, earl. The Lord Lowden his... 
 
 speech in the Vpper House of Parliament in Scotland, 
 
 September 9. l64l. London, Printed for lohn Thomas, 
 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/124. 
 
 M 156 Mackenzie, Sir George. A defence of the antiquity 
 of the royal line of Scotland. London, Printed for 
 Richard Chi swell, 1685. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/4l ; Mackenzie 38. 
 
 M 157 Mackenzie, Sir George. Idea eloquentiae. Sdinbvrgi, 
 Sxcudebat Haeres Andrae Anderson, 1681. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/125 (x808.5/M199i ) ; Aldis 2274; 
 Mackenzie 22. This copy has the bookplate of 
 Abercromby of Tullibody (DNB. I, 
 
 M 158 Mackenzie, Sir George. The institutions of the law 
 of Scotland. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by John Reid, 
 1684. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/126; Aldis 2459; Mackenzie 26. The 
 Ferguson copy lacks the initial blank, which 
 according to Ferguson was the first leaf of 
 $t< folded to precede the title page and signed 
 "A". The superfluous leaves Oil and 012 are 
 present (see Mackenzie 26). This copy contains 
 the bookplate and signature of John Waugh, 
 Bishop of Carlisle. 
 
 M 159 Mackenzie, Sir George. The institutions of the law 
 of Scotland. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by John Reid, for 
 Thomas Broun, 1688. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/127; Aldis 2768; Mackenzie 27. This 
 copy has the signature of James Mercer, perhaps 
 the poet (DNB. XIII, 265). 
 
 M 160 Mackenzie, Sir George. The instltuions of the law of 
 Scotland. London, Printed for Andrew Bell and Jonas 
 Luntley, 1694. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/42; Mackenzie 28.
 
 33 
 
 M 162 Mackenzie, Sir George. Jus reglum. cCdinburgh, 
 
 Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1684. 8 
 
 o 
 
 Ferguson 1/128; Aldis 2460; Mackenzie 33. 
 Another Illinois copv (342.4l/M19r ) exhibits 
 a variant state of $3p. 
 
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 In addition 3p2 v , 3p3 r , 3p4 v have different 
 settings although there are no variants. The 
 Illinois copy contains the earlier state of 
 $3? since ail later editions follow the text 
 of the Ferguson copy. 
 
 M 163 Mackenzie, Sir George. Jus regivm: or, the just and 
 solid foundations of monarchy. London, Printed for 
 Richard Chiswell, 1684. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/43; McAlpin IV, 1?6; Mackenzie 34. 
 
 M 168 Mackenzie, Sir George. The laws and customs of 
 
 Scotland, in matters criminal. Sdinbvrgh, Printed 
 by the Heirs and Successors of Andrew Anderson, ...For 
 Mr. Andrew Symson; and are to be sold by him, 1699- 
 2. 
 
 Ferguson 1/129 (q343.4l/M1912/cop. 2); Aldis 
 3866; Mackenzie 20. The Ferguson copy contains 
 the armorial bookolate of William Nlsbet of 
 Dirleton (DNB, XIV, 516-517). 
 
 M 169 (Mackenzie, Sir George. ) A memorial for His Highness 
 the Prince of Orange, in relation to the affairs of 
 Scotland. London, Printed for Randal Taylor, 1689. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/130; McAlpin IV, 352; Mackenzie 48.
 
 34 
 
 M 175 Mackenzie, Sir George. Moral gallantry. Edinburgh, 
 Printed for Robert Broun, 166?. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/131; Aldis 1838; McAlpin III, 540; 
 Mackenzie 10. The Ferguson copy lacks the 
 dedication to the Sari of Rothes, which was a 
 later addition and is not found in all copies. 
 Andrew Anderson was the printer. The signature 
 "Thomas Pasley, 1750" on the title page could 
 be that of the Sir Thomas who became an admiral 
 (DNB. XV, 442ff . ). 
 
 M 176 Mackenzie, Sir George. Moral gallantry. Printed at 
 tSdenburgh, and Re-printed at London, by J. Streater, 
 1669. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/132; Mackenzie 11. Bound with this 
 are M 199 and M 181. 
 
 M 180 Mackenzie, Sir George. The moral history of 
 
 frugality. Edinburgh, Re printed for Andrew Chalmers 
 
 and John Vallenge, and are to be Sold at their Shops, 
 1691. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/133; Aldis 3l6l; Mackenzie 55. 
 
 M 186 Mackenzie, Sir George. Observations upon the laws 
 
 and customs of nations, as to precedency. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1680. 2 . 
 
 Ferguson 2/44; Aldis 2204; Mackenzie 21. 
 
 M 199 Mackenzie, Sir George. Religio stoic! . 3denburgh, 
 Printed for R. Broun, and are to be sold by Book- 
 sellers in London, 1665 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/132; Aldis 1797; Mackenzie 6. It 
 is apparent from markings in this copy that 
 Ferguson used it as a working copy for his 
 A Bibliography of Sir George Mackenzie. 
 Bound with this are Ml 76 and M181. Ferguson, 
 in his note on this edition argues that the 
 press-work "was almost certainly effected in 
 London. "
 
 35 
 
 M 210 (Mackenzie, Sir George. ) A true and plain account 
 of the discoveries made in Scotland. Reprinted at 
 London, by Thomas Newcomb, for Susanna Forrester in 
 Kings-Street Westminster, 1685. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/46; Mackenzie 6l. 
 
 M 211 (Mackenzie, Sir George. ) A vindication of his 
 
 Majesties government, & Jvdicatvres in Scotland. 
 Sdinbvrgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 
 1683. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/1 34 ; Aldis 2442; Mackenzie 24. 
 
 M 212 (Mackenzie, Sir George.) A vindication of his 
 
 Majesties government and judicatures, in Scotland. 
 Printed at Edinbvrgh: And Re-printed at Loudon, 
 by Nathaniel Thompson, for Susanna Forrester, 1683. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/4?; Mackenzie 25. 
 
 M 758 Marshall, Stephen. The humble answer of the divines... 
 Octob. 6. 1648. London, Printed for Abel Roper, 
 1660. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/135. Bound with this is a reprint 
 
 of C 2307, His Majesties finall answer concerning 
 
 episcopacie. 
 
 M 1725 Menzies, John. Papismus Lucifugus. Aberdene, 
 Printed by lohn Forbes Younger, 1668. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/136 (282/M52p/cop. 2); Aldis 1846; 
 McAlpin III, 557-558. This copy bears the 
 signature of Patrick Murry, Lord 311 bank (DNB, 
 XIII, 1297) and the bookplate of A.N.L. Munby, 
 inscribed "To F. S. Ferguson 6 Jan. 1959." 
 
 M 1785 Meredith, Walter. The fidelity, obedience, and 
 
 valour. London, Printed by S. Griffin, 1642. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/137.
 
 36 
 
 M 1899 A message from the Isle of Wight, brought by Major 
 Cromwell. [London, 1 Printed for R. Smithurst, 1648. 
 >. 
 
 Ferguson 1/138. 
 
 M 2052 Militia old and new. London, Printed 18 August. 
 2642 [! 1642J. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/139; McAlpin II, 14?. A note by 
 Ferguson on the front end paper reads: 
 "Device: McKerrow 422 (c) Printers: [Sliots 1 
 Court Press]". 
 
 M 2420 (Monipennie, John. ) The abridgement or summarie of 
 the Scots chronicles. Edinburgh, Printed by The 
 Heires of George Anderson, for the Company of 
 Stationers, 1650. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/140; Aldis 1394. 
 
 M 2421+ (Monipennie, John. ) The abridgement or summarie of 
 the Scots chronicles. Edinbvrgh, Printed by a 
 Society of Stationers, 1662. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/141; Aldis 1?2?. Wing does not 
 record this imorint. 
 
 M 2422 (Monipennie, John. ) The abridgement or summarie of 
 the Scots chronicles. Edinbvrgh, Printed by George 
 Swintoun and James Glen, and are to be sold by them, 
 and by Thomas Brown and David Trench, l6?l. 12 . 
 
 Ferguson 1/142; Aldis 191?. Wing transcribes 
 "Dana Trench" in the imprint. 
 
 N 369 A necessary warning to the ministerie of the Kirk 
 of Scotland. Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 
 1643. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/143; Aldis 1088; McAlpin II, 226.
 
 37 
 
 N 740 A new remonstrance and declaration from the army. 
 Sent from the Army Novemb. 18. to be printed and 
 published. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/144. Wing suggests 1648 as the date 
 of printing; Ferguson has noted on the front 
 end paper "1649?". 
 
 758 Owen, John. God's work in founding Zion...a sermon 
 preached. . .Septerab. 17th 1656. Oxford, Printed by 
 Leon: Lichf ield. . . , for Tho : Robinson, 1656. 4 . 
 
 Ferguson 1/145; Madan 2307. 
 
 P 15 P.. D. P. An antidote against the contagious air of 
 independency. London, Printed by John Field for 
 Ralph Smith, 1644. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/146. A note inserted by Ferguson 
 reads: "References to America: pp. 5 6, 18, 
 21." 
 
 P 363 (Park, Robert. ) The rights and liberties of the 
 
 church. Edinburgh, Printed by a Society of Stationers, 
 1689. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/48; Aldis 2971; McAlpin IV, 356. 
 The Ferguson copy contains a longitudinal 
 title label printed on L8 r ("Park Against 
 Patronage"). In addition, there is a manu- 
 script longitudinal title label laid in; it 
 appears, from the creases and straining, to 
 have been folded over the foredge with both 
 flaps tucked in. The armorial bookplate of 
 John Campbell, Sari of Loudon (DNB, III, 822) 
 is pasted to the front fly leaf. 
 
 P 688 Paterson, John. Tandem bona cavsa trivmphat. . .a 
 
 sermon... the 17. day of February. 1661. 3dinbvrgh, 
 Printed by a Society of Stationers, l66l. 4 . 
 
 Ferguson 1/14?; Aldis 1708.
 
 38 
 
 P 692 Paterson, Ninian. Spigrammatum libri octo. 
 
 Edinburgi, Sxcudebant Thomas Brown, & Jacobus Glen, 
 16?8. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/148; Aldis 2134. 
 
 P 1753 A petition from the city of London with a convenant. 
 LLondon, J Printed in the year 1647. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/48. Bound with C 6276. 
 
 P 2295 Pitcarne, Alexander. The spiritual sacrifice. 
 
 Edinburgh, Printed for Robert Brown, [1644], 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/49; Aldis 1776. The binder's ticket 
 of Sdmond of Aberdeen is attached to the front 
 pastedown. The date 1644 is derived from the 
 title page to part II. 
 
 P 2524 A plea for the Parliament. Reprinted for W. Larnar, 
 1642. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/149. Ferguson has noted on the 
 front endpaper: "Device : _McKerrow 284 Printers: 
 [R. Oulton and G. Dexter?] 11 . 
 
 P 3222 Presbyterial government described. . .by Britannus 
 Philopresbyter. Edinburgh, Printed in the Year, 
 1695. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/150; Aldis 3476; McAlpin IV, 525. 
 
 P 4246 Pury, Thomas. A reply made by. [Condon, J Printed 
 in the Yeare 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/151.
 
 39 
 
 P 4268+ Pym, John. The heads of a conference delivered by... 
 Junll 24. 1641. [London] Printed [by R. Young ?] 
 in the yeer, 1641. 
 
 Ferguson 1/152. There are two separate editions 
 of this title. The Ferguson copy has the device 
 of R. Young (McKerrow 150) on the title page; 
 the other edition (2 copies at the University 
 of Illinois) has the device of John Legate II 
 (McKerrow 373) on the title page. Although 
 the latter is a letter for letter reprint of 
 the former, it can be identified by the 
 presence of Arabic numerals in the margins 
 corresponding to the various "heads". 
 
 Q 96 Quarles, Francis. Enchiridion miscellaneum. . . the 
 
 13 impression. Amsterdam, Printed by Stephen Swart, 
 1680. 12. 
 
 Ferguson (uncatalogued). 
 
 R 146 Rait, William. A vindication of the reformed 
 religion. Aberdene, Printed by lohn Forbes 
 Younger, 16?1. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/153; Aldis 1932. This copy bears 
 the Bibliotheca Lindesiana duplicate stamp. 
 
 R 613 The recantation of the prelate of Canterbury. 
 London, Printed, 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/154. 
 
 R ?23 Reflections upon our late and present proceedings in 
 England. Edinburgh, Re printed in the Year, 1689. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/155 (uncatalogued); Aldis 2968. 
 The Ferguson copy was resold. 
 
 R 1009 The remonstrance of the presbyterie of Sterling. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 1651. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/156; Aldis 1451.
 
 40 
 
 R 1932 Rose, Alexander. A sermon, preached. Glasgow, 
 Printed by Robert Sanders, 1684. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/157; Aldls 2488. 
 
 R 2058 Row, John. L HeDrew ~J % u *- Ja5 Hebraica: seu, voca- 
 
 bvlarivm. Glasguae, Sxcudebat Georgius Andersonus, 
 1644. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/158, (uncatalogued ) ; Aldis 1156. 
 This copy is bound with R 2060. The Ferguson 
 copy was resold. 
 
 R 2060 Row, John. l_HebrewJ Hebraeae linguae institutiones. 
 Glasguae, Sxcudebat Georguis Andersonus, 1644. 
 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/158 (uncatalogued); Aldis 1155; 
 McAlpin II, 314. This copy is bound with 
 R 2058. 
 
 R 2222 (Rule, Gilbert. ) A just and modest reproof of a 
 
 pamphlet, called the Scotch Presbyterian eloquence. 
 Edinbvrgh, Printed by George Mosman, l693 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/159; Aldis 3302. The Ferguson copy 
 bears the armorial bookplate of John George 
 Home Drummond of Abbots Grange. 
 
 R 2225 (Rule, Gilbert.) A second vindication of the Church 
 of Scotland. Edinbvrgh, Printed by George Mosman, 
 1691. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/160; Aldis 3198. An early ownership 
 entry reads "Jehb: Ja: Kilpatrick / 2 s -6 d / 
 1691". 
 
 R 2229 (Rule, Gilbert. ) A true representation of Presbyterian 
 government. 3dinbvrgh, Printed at the Society of 
 Stationers Printing house... for George Mosman, 1690. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/161; Aldis 3106; McAlpin IV, 396.
 
 R 2353-f Russell, William, Lord. [dropheadj The last speech 
 and carriage of. [colophon] Sdinbvrgh, Re-printed 
 in the Year, 1683. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/50; Aldis 238?. Wing does not 
 record this imprint. 
 
 R 2435 Ryssen, Leonard van. Summa theologiae elencticae. 
 Sdinbvrgi, Sxcudebat, Georgius Mosman, 1692. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/162; Aldls 3261; McAlpin IV, 455. 
 
 S 288 S(age), J(ohn). The principles of the Cyprianic age. 
 In the Savoy, Printed by Edw. Jones, for Walter 
 Kettilby, 1695. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/163; McAlpin IV, 526. There is an 
 unrecorded issue with the imprint: "London, 
 Printed for Walter Kettilby, at the Bishop's 
 Head in St. Paul's Church-yard. MDCXCV. " 
 (Illinois x823/Salp). 
 
 S 297 St. Andrews University. The addres of the University 
 of St. Andrews to the king. London, Printed by J: 
 R; to be read by A: L:, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/164 (321. 7/Sa2a/cop. 2). 
 
 S 516+ Salus populi suprema lex. or. the free thoughts of 
 a well-wisher. Printed in the Year 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/165; Aldis 2973. The edition 
 recorded by Wing has a drophead title, with 
 the imprint indicated in the colophon. 
 "Edinburgh by the Stationers" is written in 
 an early hand on the title page. 
 
 S 920 Sclater, William. The remedie of schisme. London, 
 Printed by T. Paine, and M. Symmons, for Tho. 
 Slater, 1642. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/166.
 
 42 
 
 S 971 (Scotland. Commissioners. ) Advice, sent from His 
 Majesties commissioners in Scotland. . .lanuary. 15 
 1642. Printed at Edinburgh, 1642. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/16?; Aldis 1026. 
 
 S 9?8 (Scotland. Commissioners. ) The great account 
 
 delivered in to the English Lords. Printed in the 
 yeare, 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/168. 
 
 S 1038 (Scotland. Estates. ) Act anent drovers. [colophon] 
 Edinburgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 
 1678. Broadside. 
 
 Ferguson 2/51; Aldis 2113. 3 
 
 S 1070 (Scotland. Estates. ) Act concerning the keeping of 
 conventicles. Edinburgh, Printed by Andrew Anderson, 
 1676. Broadside. 
 
 Ferguson 1/169; Aldis 2069.4. 
 
 S 1122 (Scotland. Estates. ) Act of Parliament anent the 
 excise. Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 1645. 
 
 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/52; Aldis 1172. 
 
 S 1161 (Scotland. Estates. ) The acts and orders of the 
 meeting of the 3states. Edinbvrgh, Printed by the 
 Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1690. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/32; Aldis 3018. Bound with this is 
 S 1256. 
 
 S 1162 (Scotland. Estates. ) The acts done and past in the 
 first session of the third Parliament. . .fourth of 
 June 1644. and ending the 29. day of July. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by Evan Tyler, 1644. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/53; Aldis 1128.
 
 S 1163 (Scotland. Estates. ) The acts done and past in the 
 second. . .fifth sessions of the first triennall 
 Parliament. Edinburgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 
 1646. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/54; Aldis 1211. 
 
 S 1164 (Scotland. Estates. ) Acts done and past in the 
 
 sixth session of the first triennial Parliament... 
 third of November 1646. and ending the twenty 
 seventh of March 1647. Edinburgh, Printed by Evan 
 Tyler, 164?. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/55; Aldis 1259* 
 
 S 1165 (Scotland, Estates. ) Acts done and past in the first 
 session of the second triennial Parliament. . .second 
 day of March, 1648. and ending the tenth of June, 
 1648. 2. Edinburgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 1648. 
 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/56; Aldis 1290. 
 
 S 1166 (Scotland. Estates. ) Acts done and past in the 
 
 secondsession of the second trlennal Parliament. . .4. 
 of January, and ending the 16. of March. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by Svan Tyler, 1649. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/57; Aldis 1348. 
 
 S 1167 (Scotland. Estates. ) Acts done and past in the 
 
 third session of the second triennall Parliament... 
 the twenty third of May, and ending the seventh day 
 of August. Edinburgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 1649. 
 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/58; Aldis 13^9. 
 
 S 1175 (Scotland. Estates. ) An additional act for the 
 
 better improvement & advancing the receipts of the 
 excise and new-impost. Edinbvrgh, Re-Printed by 
 Christopher Higgins, 1657. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/34; Aldis 1564.3. This is an 
 Edinburgh reprint of the London edition (S 1171)
 
 44 
 
 S 1181 
 
 (Scotland. Sstates. ) The answer of the convention 
 of the Sstates. Sdinburgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 
 1643. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/170; Aldis 1069; Steele 1793. 
 
 S 1219 (Scotland, Sstates. ) The declaration of the Kingdome 
 of Scotland. Sdinburgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 
 1643. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/171; Aldis 1079. 
 
 S 1247 (Scotland. Estates. ) An index or abridgement of 
 
 the acts of Parliament. Sdinburgh, Printed by John 
 Reid, 1685. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/172; Aldis 2527. 
 
 S 1256 (Scotland. Sstates. ) The laws & acts made in the 
 
 second session of the first Parliamt of... William 
 
 and Mary. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew 
 Anderson, 1690. 2 
 
 ,o 
 
 Ferguson 2/32; Aldis 3018. Bound with this is 
 S Il6l. Although the two works are separately 
 signatured and paginated, Aldis refers to them 
 as one work. 
 
 S 1258 (Scotland. Sstates. ) The laws and acts made in 
 
 the fourth session of the first Parliament. 
 
 Sdinburgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 
 1693. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/59; Aldis 3284. 
 
 S 1260+ (Scotland. Sstates. ) The laws and acts made in the 
 fifth session of the first Parliament. . .May 9. 1695- 
 Sdinbvrgh, Printed by the Heirs and Successors of 
 Andrew Anderson, 1695 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/60; Aldis 3431. Wing does not 
 record this work.
 
 3 1262 (Scotland. Estates. ) The laws and acts made In the 
 sixth session of the first Parliament. . .September 8. 
 1696. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by the Heirs and Successors 
 of Andrew Anderson, 1696. 2. 
 
 Perguson 2/6l ; Aldis 3530. 
 
 S 1264 (Scotland. Estates. ) The laws and acts made in the 
 seventh session of the first Parliament. .. July 19. 
 1698. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by the Heirs and Successors 
 of Andrew Anderson, 1698. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/62; Aldis 3727. 
 
 S 1275 (Scotland. Estates. ) Laws and acts past in the 
 third session of the second Parliament. . .12. June 
 to the 11. of September. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by 
 Andrew Anderson, 1672. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/64; Aldis 1935. 
 
 S 1300 (Scotland. Estates. ) Papers, delivered in by the 
 commissioners of the Kingdome of Scotland. Printed 
 at Edinburgh, by order of the Committee of Estates, 
 by Evan Tyler, 1646. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/173; Aldis 1228. 
 
 3 13^3+ (Scotland. Estates. ) Some papers given in by the 
 Commissioners of the Parliament of Scotland. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 1646. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/174; Aldis 1238. Although Aldis 
 describes four editions of this work, Wing 
 apparently could not locate a copy of Aldis 
 1238. Ferguson has noted on the front end 
 caper: "There exist copies of this issue 
 [i_. e_. editionj, of which the only difference 
 seems to be that they have different type 
 ornaments on the title."
 
 46 
 
 3 13^5 (Scotland. Estates.) Some papers given in by the 
 Commissioners of the Parliament of Scotland. . .the 
 third impression. Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 
 1646. 4 5 . 
 
 Ferguson 1/175. 2/65; Aldis 1240. The Ferguson 
 collection contains two copies of this edition. 
 Aldis gives the collation as A-F^"; the 
 Ferguson copies collate A-C 4 " D 2 S-F . 
 
 S 1492 (Scotland. Privy Council.) The following depositions.. 
 9 November 1688. [colophon] Edinburgh, Re-printed 
 by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1688. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/66; Aldis 2757; Steele 2743. Wing 
 gives the format as a broadside; apparently 
 he is describing only the first leaf, which 
 resembles a I roadside. 
 
 S 1625 (Scotland. Estates.) The laws and acts of Parlia- 
 ment made by King James the first... King Charles 
 the second. Sdinbvrgh, Printed by David Lindsay, 
 1681. 2. 
 
 Ferguson (xq346/Sco8s/l424-l68l/cop. 2) ; Aldis 
 2243. The Ferguson copy lacks "Submissions, 
 and surrenders of teinds", the engraved title 
 page, and the portraits. 
 
 S 1913 (Scotland. Privy Council. ) A proclamation for 
 securing the peace of the Highlands. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1678. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/67; Aldis 2138.7. 
 
 S 1969 (Scotland. Privy Council. ) Proclamation prohibiting 
 the nobility, and others to withdraw from this 
 Kingdom without licence. Edinburgh, Printed by the 
 Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1678. Broadside. 
 
 Ferguson 1/176; Aldis 2136.3; Steele 2423.
 
 47 
 
 S 212? Scrougie, Alexander. Mirabilia Dei... a congratulatory 
 sermon. Edinburgh, Printed by a Society of Stationers, 
 1660. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/177; Aldis 1671. 
 
 S 2153 Scudery, Madeleine de. Les femmes illustres or the 
 heroick harrangues. Edinburgh, Printed by Thomas 
 Brown James Glen and John Weir, 1681. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 1/173; Aldis 2305- 
 
 3 2216 A seasonable and necessary warning concerning present 
 dangers. Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler, 1650. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/179; Aldis 1428. 
 
 S 2447 Select city ouaeries. London, Printed in the Year, 
 1660. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/180. This is Part III only. 
 
 S 2605 A serious and faithfull representation. Printed at 
 
 London, and Re-printed at Edinburgh by Evan Tyler, 
 1649. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/181; Aldis 1388. Wing cross 
 references S 2605 to Aldis 1385. 
 
 S 2647 The sett, or decreet arbitral of King James the 
 6th. Edinburgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew 
 Anderson, 1683. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/182; Aldis 2426. Ferguson has noted 
 on the recto of the back binder's leaf: 
 "Collated with BM copy G 5318 which lacks 
 Sl-2 but has the blank D4 which is not in 
 this copy. FSF". 
 
 S 3625 A short reply unto a declaration intituled The declara- 
 tion of the army. Printed, 1650. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/183; Aldis 1431. There is a variant 
 title page which has the words "By the Generall 
 Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland. " lacking in the 
 Ferguson copy (UI uncatalogued ).
 
 48 
 
 S 3?23 S(ibbald), R(obert, Sir). Memorla Balfouriania. 
 
 Sdinburgit Typls Haeredum Andrae Anderson, 1699- 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/184; Aldis 3908. On the verso of 
 the title page is the "British Museum Sale 
 Duplicate 1787" stamp. Memoria Balfouriania 
 is a biography of Sir James and Sir Andrew 
 Balfour. The work contains a catalogue of 
 the libarary of Sir James Balfour, who 
 specialized in Scottish monastic chronicles 
 and cartularies dispersed during the Reformation, 
 
 S 3848 (Simson, Patrick. ) Spiritual Songs. Edinburgh, 
 
 Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1685. 12. 
 
 Ferguson 2/68; Aldis 2611. The title pages of 
 the second through the sixth books are dated 
 1686. Wing provides a cross-reference to 
 Aldis 25He (?). 
 
 S 3858 Sinclair, George. Satans invisible world discovered. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by John Reid, 1685. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/185; Aldis 2609. Leaf F4 is in 
 facsimile. 
 
 S 3935 (Skene, Alexander. ) Memorialls for the government 
 
 of the royall-burghs in Scotland. Aberdeen, Printed 
 by John Forbes, 1685. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/186; Aldis 2561. Although both 
 Wing and Aldis refer to this as a 12, the 
 vertical chain lines with the watermark in 
 the uptjer Inside margin indicate that it is 
 an octavo. On the front pastedown is the 
 signature "Al. Dunlap" with the following 
 inscription: "The gift of his worthy friend 
 Mr. Abraham Davidson Merchant at Abd." 
 Lettered on the foredge is "Royall Burghs. 
 Aberdeen 1685". 
 
 S 4050 (Smith, Hugo.) An apology for, or vindication of 
 
 the oppressed persecuted ministers. Printed in the 
 Year/i677. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 2/69. Although Wing calls this a 12, 
 the vertical chain lines with the watermark in 
 the upper inner margin indicate that the format 
 is octavo.
 
 49 
 
 S 4451 A solemn league and covenant for reformation. 
 Sdinbvrgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 1648. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/70; Aldis 1343. This is a note by 
 Ferguson onr<l r which reads: "This leaf is 
 [Aj 2". B4 and*l are blanks headed "The 
 subscribers of the League and Covenant."; 
 they were meant to be used for signatures. 
 
 3 4504 Some few observations by the Committee of Sstates. 
 Sdinbvrgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 1648. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/18?; Aldis 1344. 
 
 S 4859 A speech of a fellow communer of 3ngland. Printed 
 in the Year, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/188; Aldis 29?6. 
 
 3 4908 Speede, William. Spigrammata Juvenilia. Londini, 
 Typis J. Redmayne apud Gualterum Kettilby, 1669. 
 8. 
 
 Ferguson (uncatalogued ). Ferguson's note on 
 the front end paper reads: "Collated with BM 
 10?0. 1. 15." 
 
 S 5093 Spurstowe, William. Sngland's eminent judgments... 
 discovered in a sermon. London, Printed by S. G. 
 for John Rothwell, 1644. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/189- 
 
 S 5176 Stair, James Dalrymple, viscount. The decisions of 
 the Lords... part second. idinbvrgh, Printed by the 
 Heir of Andrew Anderson; and sold by George Mossman, 
 1687. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 1/190; Aldis 268?. The price as 
 given in the imprint was: "Finely Bound and 
 Gilded, for Six Rix Dollers."
 
 50 
 
 S 5534 Stewart, Sir James. James Steuarts answer to a 
 
 letter writ by Myn Heer Fagel. London Printed, and 
 Re Printed in Edinburgh, by John Reid, 1688. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/191; Aldis 2821. Although Wing 
 calls this a quarto, the vertical chainlines 
 indicate that the format is octavo. 
 
 S 5661 Stillingfleet, Edward. A sermon preached. . .March 
 
 23. 1689/90. London, Printed for Henry Mortclocke, 
 1690. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/192. 
 
 S 6206 Sutherland, James. Hortus medicus Sdinburgensis : 
 
 or, a catalogue of the plants in the physical garden 
 at Sdinbvrgh. Edinburgh, Printed by the Heir of 
 Andrew Anderson, and to be sold by Mr. Henry 
 Ferguson..., and... by the author, 1683. 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/193; Aldis 2433. In the Ferguson 
 copy, L2 as 02 are cancels. 
 
 T 428 (Taylor, John. ) 'The answer to the rattle-heads. 
 London, Printed for L. H., 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/194. 
 
 T 1445 To the honourable the House of Commons. . .the hvmble 
 remonstrance and petition of the Lord Major... of 
 London. London, Printed by Richard Cotes, 1646. 4, 
 
 Ferguson 1/195 
 
 T 1513 To the Kings most excellent majesty. The humble 
 
 address of the Presbyterian ministers. .. 21 of July, 
 in the year, 168?. Holy-Rood-House, Printed by 
 James Watson, 1687. Broadside. 
 
 Ferguson 1/196; Aldis 2?2?.
 
 51 
 
 T 15^9 To the King's most excellent majestic. The hvmble 
 
 remonstrance and renewed petition of the Commissioners. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by Robert Bryson, 16^3. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/197; Aldis 1112.5. 
 
 T 253^ A true and perfect narrative of the late terrible 
 
 and bloody murther of Sir Sdmonberry Godfrey. 
 Sdinbvrgh, Re-printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 
 1678. 
 
 Ferguson 1/198; Aldis 21^2. The Ferguson copy 
 is uncut and unopened. 
 
 T 3558 (Tyler, Alexander. ) Kemoires, of the life and 
 
 actions of... Prince; lohn. ..King of Poland. Sdinbvrgh, 
 Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1685- ^. 
 
 Ferguson 1/199; Aldis 2560. 
 
 U 80 University queries, in a gentle touch by the by. 
 Cambridge, Printed in the year, 1659. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/200; Bowes 110(c). 
 
 U 130 (Urban, Pope. ) The passionate remonstrance. 
 Sdingborough, 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/201; Aldis 1011. Ferguson has made 
 a number of notes on the front paste down and 
 end paper: "A variant title [U 131 ] (that is 
 from the same setting) has merely 'Anno Domini 1 
 in place of 'Printed at Ed ing borough. f / 
 Collated with 3M copies: / 8122. b. 126 which 
 lacks M4 / 1104. b. 34 (1) which lacks front, 
 and Mil- / Norman's copy which lacks M4 AM4 is 
 blank / 'The engraved frontispiece is A^ (seen 
 in situ)". Other notes indicate position of 
 ornaments and factotums, and Ferguson conjectures 
 that the printer was John Okes of London. 
 
 V 2^5 V(ernon), F(rancis). Oxonivm poema. Oxon, Typis 
 W. Hall, Impensis Ric: Davis, 166?. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/202; Madan 2?60.
 
 52 
 
 V 526 A vindication of the proceedings of the Convention 
 of the Estates in Scotland. London, Printed for 
 Ric. Oil swell, 1689. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 1/203. 
 
 W 492 Wallace, James. A description of the Isles of 
 
 Orkney ;... To which is added, An Sssay concerning 
 the Thule of the ancients. Edinburgh, Printed by 
 John Reid, 1693- 8. 
 
 Ferguson 1/204; Aldis 33^5. 
 
 W 900 (Warner, John. ) Church-lands not to be sold. 
 Printed in the Yeare, 1648. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/205. 
 
 W 982 (Guthrie, James.) Causes of the Lords wrath against 
 Scotland. Printed, 1653. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/?6 ; Aldis l4?2. Aldis conjectures 
 that this was printed at Edinburgh by the Heirs 
 of George Anderson. Ferguson has made the 
 following notes on the front fly leaf: 
 "L?printed in Holland] A-l4?2=BM 111. g. 39 
 and 491.v.w(12), Papers of the Edinburgh 
 Bibliographical Society XIV. p. 83, nos. 1? 
 and 17 bis See Henison, The Covenanters, 
 II. 36-37 apparently by Johnson of Wariston." 
 
 Bound with this is a fragment (lacking all 
 before Bl ) of An usefull care of conscience 
 (G6?3 or G6?^). The paper and type are the 
 same as W982. Ferguson has inserted an 
 extensive note: "This portion is a reprint 
 of Aldis 1368 lacking sheet A. From the letter 
 received from W. Beattie of 23. vii. 19^2 it 
 would appear (since verified) that the first 
 page of this missing sheet bears a reprint of 
 the title to Aldis 1368 even to the non- 
 alteration of the date 16*4-9 in the imprint. 
 =Bm. 491. d. 2^(9) and 113. g. 5. 2 539 (12) 
 is apparently the original Edinburgh edition."
 
 53 
 
 W 1430 (Westminster assembly of divines. ) The humble advice 
 
 of the Assembly of Divines, ... concerning a confession 
 of faith. Printed at London; and Re-printed at 
 Sdinburgh by Svan Tyler, 1674. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/206; Aldis 12?4. 
 
 W 1430+ (Westminster assembly of divines. ) 'The humble 
 
 advice of the Assembly. .. concerning a confession of 
 faith. Printed at London: and Re-printed at 
 Sdinburgh by Svan Tyler, 1647. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/20?; Aldis 1275. This edition is 
 unrecorded by Wing. Apparently it was printed 
 for the use by Members of Parliament and the 
 Assembly; a notice on the title cage of the 
 Ferguson copy reads: "A certain number of 
 Copies are Ordered to be Printed onely for 
 the use of the Members of both Houses, and 
 of the Assembly of Divines, to the end that 
 they may advise thereupon." 
 
 W 1435 (Westminster assembly of divines. ) The humble advice 
 of the Assembly of Divines. .. concerning a larger and 
 shorter catechisme. Re-Printed at Sdinburgh by 
 Svan Tyler, 1647. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/207; Aldis 1277* 
 
 W 1445 (Westminster assembly of divines.) Propositions 
 
 concerning church-government. Edinburgh, Printed 
 by Svan Tyler, 1647. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/207; Aldis 1284. Although continuously 
 signatured, Wing apparently gives A directory for 
 church-government a separate entry (D 1542). 
 
 W 1446 (Westminster assembly of divines. ) Propositions 
 
 concerning chvrch-government. Edenburgh: Printed 
 by Svan Tyler... And Reprinted at London for Robert 
 Bostock, 1647. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/208 (262/W52p/l647 2 /cop. 2).
 
 54 
 
 W 1712 Whitaker, Jeremiah. 3jrenopoios, Christ the 
 
 settlement. London, Printed for John Rothwell, 
 1642. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/209. 
 
 W 2118 W(ilcock), I(ames). Six sermons lately preached. 
 London, Printed by I. Raworth, 1641. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/210. Wing records the title as 
 Six sermons lately printed ; both the Ferguson 
 and a duplicate Illinois copy have "preached". 
 
 W 251? (William and Mary. ) His Majesties most gracious 
 speech. .. sixteenth of March, 1688. Re-printed at 
 Sdinburgh, 1689. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/211. Aldis 2994. 
 
 W 2676 (William, John. ) An abstract of those answers 
 which were given in the Assembly of the Lords. 
 Printed for N. Butter, 1641. 4 . 
 
 Ferguson 1/212. 
 
 W 2783 Williams, Sir William. The speech of... the 21. of 
 day of March, 1680. Sdinbvrgh, Re-Printed by John 
 Swintoun, 1681. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/213. Aldis 2318. 
 
 W 2968 Winchelsea, (Hineage Finch, ) Sari. A true and exact 
 relation of the late prodigious earthquake and 
 eruption of Mount Aetna. Sdinbvrgh, Re-printed in 
 the Year, 1669. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 2/71; Aldis 1884.5. 
 
 W 3397 (Wood, James. ) A declaration of the brethern. 
 Edinburgh, Printed, 1658. 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/214; Aldis 1574. Aldis suggests 
 that Christopher Higgins was the printer.
 
 55 
 
 W 3398 Wood, James. A 11 tie stone, pretended to be out of 
 the mountain. 2dinbvrgh, Printed by Andro Anderson, 
 for Robert Broun, and George Suintoun, 165^. ^ 
 
 Ferguson 1/215; Aldis 1501. On 3E2 V is a 
 longitudinal half-title reading "WOOD against 
 LOCKYSR. " 
 
 W 3553 A word of advertisement & advice to the Godly in 
 Scotland. Sdinburgh, Printed by Svan Tyler, 1651. 
 4. 
 
 Ferguson 1/216; Aldis 1^5?. 
 
 W 3780 (Wynne, Robert.) [dropheadj The case of the oaths 
 stated. [colophon] Sdinburgh, Re-Printed in the 
 Year, 1689. r. 
 
 Ferguson 1/21?; Aldis 28?0. 
 
 STC 22049 (Church of Scotland) The principall acts of the 
 solemne generall assembly. . .1638. Sdinburgh, 
 Printed by the Heirs of Andrew Hart, 1639. 2. 
 
 Ferguson 2/23; Aldis 936. 
 
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