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CHOICE, USEFUL, AND CURIOUS BOOKS, 



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NOW ON SALE 

AT THE VEEY REASONABLE PRICES AFFIXED TO EACH ARTICLE, 



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Akebman's Numismatic Wobks 
Amebica (afiMipnuM lodrks) 
Bbitton's Abchitectubal Wobks 
Bbtdges' (Sib Egebton) Wobks 
BuBkE's Hebali^ic Woeks 
Camden Society's Publications 
Gablisle Histobical Tbacts 

; CiTALOOUES OF BoOKS AND MSS. 
: 7ACETIiE ... 

Fbench Revolution, its Causes and Consequences 

' — Histobical Documents 

Halliwell's Wobks 

Hazlitt's Wobks 

Hebtfobdshibe 

Je^t Books 

Kent 

Lodge's Pobtbaits 

Ltsons's Wobks . 

Milton's Wobks 

Monkish Histobians 

Music 

Pabkeb febciETy's 'Publications 

Paul's Cboss Sebmons 

Pebct Society's Publications 

Poems 

Public Becobds . 

RiTSOji/s'- Wobks 

RoiffAilc^s 

Scotland 

Shakespeabe 

Shakespeabe Society's ttrfiWCATiONSj 

Songs . 

Spalding Club Publications 

WiTCHCBAPT, Magic, Supebstition, &c. 

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DICTIONARY of Archaic and Provincial Words, CM^lete 
^ lft^^K"T^I Phrases, Proverbs, and Ancient Customs from the reien of 

Edveard I. by James Okchaed Halliwell, F.R.S., P.S.A., 
&c. 2 vols. 8vo. containing upwabds op 1000 pages, 

CLOSELY PEIN1?ED IN BOUBLB COLUMNS, cloth^ -3^2. 2a 
This work, which has occupied the Editor some years, is now com- 
pleted ; it contains above 50,000 words, (embodying all.the known scattered : 
glossaries of the English language) forming a complete key for the reaider of the works of our 
old Poets, Dramatists, Theologians, and other authors whose works abound with allusions, of 
which explanations are not to be found ill ordinary Dictionaries and books of reference. 
Most of the principal Archaisms are illustrated by examples selected from early inedited 
MSS. and rare books, and by far the greater portion will be found to be original authorities. 

2 A BRIEF Discourse of the troubles begun at Frankfort in the year 1554 about 
the Book of Common Prayer and Ceremonies^ reprinted frona the Black Letter " 
Edition of 1575, with Introduction, post 8vo. -cfo^A, 4« 6c? 1846 

3 A COLLECTION of Humourous Police Reports from Newspapers, mounted 
on 4to. paper, cZ«^A, 5« 

4 A CURIOUS and Uncommon Account of the Great Eclipse of the Moon, Oct. 
10, 1725, with a New Theory of the Orbs of Heaven, with some very strange 

• Poetryit 1725— Address to the Clergy, concerning the First Article of the 
Church of England, 1 724, in 1 vol. 8vo. a curious volume^ 2s 6d 

5 A MANUSCRIPT in Dutch (Religious), thick 12mo. with rubricated 
capitals, 3s 

6 A NEW Discovery of the Prelate's Tyrranny in their late persecutions of Mr. 
Pryn, Dr. John Bastwick, and Mr. H^nry Burtoa in the Star Chamber, the 
proceedings aeainst the Chester men, the York Commissioners' decree to de- 
face Mr. Pryns pictures at Chester Cross, &c, 4to. half calf, 4s Qd 1641 

7 ABBOT'S (Capt. J.) Journey from Heraut to Khiva, Moscow, and St» Peters- 
burgh, 2 vols. 8vo. map, ^c. hds. lOs 6d 1843 

8 ABDIiE, Babylonise Primi Episcopi ab Apostolis Constituti, de Historia 
certaminis Apostolici, libri decem, JuHo Africano interprete, 12ttio. halfboutid, 
5s , . . Paris, 1566 

9 ABELL'S (Mrs.) Recollections of the Emperor Napoleon during the three first 
years of his Captivity on the Island of St. Helena, inelading the time of his 
residence at her father's house, "The Briars," post 8vo, plates, cloth, 
5s 6d . . . 1844 

10 ABINGDON.— Chronicle of the Monastery of Abingdon, 1218 to 1304, now 
first published by Halliwell, with an Englii^ translation by a Graduate of 
Oxford, 4to, facsimile, cloth, 7s 6d Berks Ashmolean' Soc. 1844 

1 1 ABULCACIM Tarif Abentarique (Alcayde) Vet dadera Hist»rk del Rey Don 
Bodrigo, traduzia de la lengua Aribiga par Man. de Lima» 2 vols. 4to. neat in 
vellum, gilt leaves, {vol>2^wants aleaf) 9* Granada, 1592-1600 

12 ACCOUNT of the (Jifts and Legacies belonging to the Tovm of Ipswich, 8vo^ 
calf 3« , 



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2 JOHN BUSSELL SMITH* 8 CATALOOUE 

13 ACCOUNT of that part of Africa where the Slave Trade is carried on, 8to. hds, 

2* . . 1758 

14 ACCOUNT of the Hospital for the Maintenance and Education of exposed and 

deserted Children (The FoundliDg) 8vo. portrait, of Capt. Oof am inserted, half 
ruena, Ssdd . . 1 749 

15 ACCOUNT of Durham Cathedral, atlas folio, 11 Jine plates by Carter and 

Basire, 18« (Society* s reduced priee ^2. 10«) Antiquarian Society, 1801 

16 ACCOUNT of Exeter Cathedral, 11 Jine plates by Carter and Basire, atlas 

folio, 18* (Society's price £2, \0s) . ib. 1797 

17 ACCOUNT of Gloucester Cathedral, with Plans, Elevations, and Sections, atlas 

ioliOt 18 fine plate$ by Carter and Basire, l$s {Society* s price- ^i lOs)' 

lb. 1807 

18 ACCOUNT of the Preservation of King Charles the Second, after the Battle 

of Worcester, drawn up by himself, edited by Lord Hailes, Svo. portraits, bds, 
2s 6d . . 1803 

19 ACCOUNT of the Visit of the Prince Eegent, the Emperor of Russia, and King 

of Prussia to Guildhall, London, June 1814, royal 4to. laiige papea, pbiyately 
PRINTED, b€ls. 5« . • 1814 

It also cpntBins m. account of the entenbainmei^t givrn to ^ X>9ke of WeUington, in Julr, 
1814. 

2P ACCUMS' (Fred.) Elements qf Chrystallography, after the method of Haiiy, 
Svo. plates, bds. 3s . . 1813 

21 ACCURATIS Description of the United Netherlands, containing a succint ac- 

count of what is most remarkable, together with an Exact Belation of the 
Entertainment of King William III. of England, at the^ Hague, 12mo. curious 
folding plates, neat y 3s ^d • • 1()91 

22 ACADEMY of Compliments, wherein Ladies, SchoUers, and Strangers may 

accomodate their courtly practice with most curious ceremonies, complimental, 
amorous, high expressions and forms of speaking or writing, also witty 
amorous Poems, 12mo. new and very neat in half calf, (wants last two leaves) 
4s6d . . 1641 

23 ACADEMIE Uniyerselle des Jeox contenant les Regies des Jeux de Cartes 

permis, celles du Billard, du Mail, du Trictrac, du Revertier, &o. &c. 3 vols. 
12mo. plates of cards, neat, 4s 6d • 1786 

24 ACADEMICIANS (The) of 1823, or the Greeks of the Palais Royal, and the 

CluDs of St. James's Street, a complete View of Modem Gaming, \2mo, front, 
bds. 2s 6d . . 1823 

25 ACERBI'S Travels thnmgh Sweden, Finland, and Lapland, to the North Cape, 

2 vols. 4to. plates, with numebous additional ones insebt^d, fike copy, 
in calf extra, gilt leaves, Hanrotfs copy, :&\.2s 1802 

26 ACHILLES Tatius de Clitophontis et Leucippes Amorihns, Gb*. et Lat. edidit 

Boden, Svo. sewed, 5s . « Lips, 1776 

U7 ACKERMAN'S History of the Uriversity of Oxford, its Colleges, Halls, and 

and Public Buildings, 2 vols, royal 4 to. numerous fine coloured plates, an 

' 0BI6INAL COPY, in russia extra, marbled leaves, and border of gold on the 

sides, £3.l0s . . 1814 

28 ACOSTA'S Natural and Morall Historic of the East and West Indies ; together 

witii the Manners, Ceremonies, Lawes, Grovemments, and Warres of the Indians, 
4to. {earner of the last leaf torn), new and elegant in calf, £1. 4s 1604 

29 ACTS of the GEenemll Assemblies of the Church of Soodand, beginning at i^k 

Assembly holden at Glasgow,' 1638, and ending at the Assembly held at 
E^SxJ^ar^,U49,l2mo. bound, 4s 6d . 1682 

90 A0t^c/f the Dispute and Conference holden at Paris, July -and August, be(fwe^& 
two Doctors oi theSorbonne and two Ministers of the Reformed Church, 
translated by JohnGolbume, 4tQ. neat^ half calf, 7s 6d ' ' 1602 

DDINGTON'S Life of St Paul, with Critical Remarks, 8v6« Ids. 3s '• 1784 



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32 ADDISON'S (Dr. L.) Present StatQ of tlie Jews, ynth an Exact Account 6f 

their Customs, also a Discourse on the Misna, Talmud, and Gemara^ 12mo. 
plate, calf, 28 6d . - 1670 

33 ADDISON'S (L.) West Barbary, a Narrative of the Keyolutions an the ^g-' 

doms of Fez and Morocco, 12mo. neat, 2s 6d Oxf. 1671 

34 ADDISON'S Miscellaneous Works, 4 vols, post 8vo. lar^e j^p^r, el9gaHtly,\ 

printed, clofh^ 15f . . ib. 1830. 

35 ADDISON'S Evidences of the Christian Religion, 12mo. the fullest ^ition, 

very neat, 3s . . ib. 1809r' 

36 ADDR]^SS to the Hopeful Young Gentry of England, in some Strictures on 

fhe most dangerous vices incident to their Age and Quality, 12mo. a euripm- 
voL ea^tra. cloth <mdletfered. As ^d . . |669 

37 ADAIR (Sir Robert) Menloires Historiques relatife a une Mission a la Coiir de 

Yienneen 1806 traduits par Oct. Delpierre, 8vo. sewed^ As Brua. 1845 

38 ADAMSES (Robert) Narrative of his Shipwreck on the West Coast of Africa, 

and Residence in Timbuctoo, 4to. boards. As Gd 181Q> 

39 ADAMSON'S (Rev. E. H.) Parochial System, a Sermon a^ Walk End, 2d— 

Plea for the Church of England, our dear and holy mother, 3c? — Catechetic^ t 
Exercises upon the Saints' Days of the En^sh Church, M—all small 8vo. 

J. B. Smith, \Q^46'7 

40 ADAMSON'S (J. of Newcastle Memoirs of the Life and Writ^ings of Luis dc; 

Camoens, 2 vols, post 8vo. bds, 8« 6«? . 1820 

41 ADOLPHUS'S British Cabinet, containing Portraits qf lUustripus ^Persnonages, i 

from origin£|.l pictures, with Biographical Memoirs, 2 vols, in 1, royal 4to. 
60 portraits of persons mostly engraved for the first time, hqlfrussia, uncut, 
18* ' . . 1799 

42 ADVENTURES of a. GenUeman in Search of a Horse, (by Sir George Stephens) 

thick 12mo. sixth edition, woodcuts, (ji very amusing book) 3s Gd 1844 

43 ADVENTURES of Sig. Gaud<|]^|io di Lucca, giving an Account of .an Unknown 

Country in the Deserts of Africa, (said to be written by Bp, Berkeley) r2mo. 
neat, {a curious book) 2s 6d . 1<776 

44 ADVICE to a Daughter on her Reli^on, House, Family, Friendship, Diversions, 

&c. 12mo. A«(/'ca(/', 2* . 1707 

46 ADYE'S Bombadier and Pocket Gunner, 12mo. bds. 2s 1806, 

47 iEDES WalpoKana ; or a Description of the Collection of Pictures at Houghton 

Hall in Norfolk, the Seat of the Earl of Orford, 4to. plates, neat, 6s 17 A? 

48 -^SCHYLI Choephorse, Gr. et Lat. et.Chorici Cantus sicut dispositi sunt in 

tentamine G. Bumeii, 12nio. 6<f«. 2« ' .. 1811^ 

49 uESCHYLI Tragoedia, Gr. et Lat, edente Porson, 2 volsu small 8vo. neat in calf, 

(a very correct edition) Ss . - • . Glas, FouUs, 1/94' 

50 ^SOFS Fables, written in the Chinese by the learned Mun Mooy Seen-Shang, 

and compiled in* their present form with a free and Uter^- translation by h^s 
pupil Sloth (Rob. Thom), 4to. sew^d, 9s Canton, 1840' 

51 AGOSTINI, Intomo alle Medaglie, Inscrittioni etaltre Antichita, foHo, i^any 

hundred cuts of Coins, n^w, hajf c^tf extra, marbled leaves, IQs^ ' — , 1.650 

52 AGOSTINI Gemme Antiche figurate, 2 vois. 4 to. 266 fine plates, Gooj)'CtrpT,' 

in calf, £\. As • . Boma, 1686 

53 AGRIPPA (Hen. Com.) de Incertudine et vanitate scientiarum, 18nio. extra" 

bdf, 3s • . * . Colon.. \5S4 

54 AGRIPPA (Hen. Coria.) of thp Vanitie and Uncertantie pf Arts and^-Scifences, 

Englished by Ja. -Bandford, Gent. 4to.lStecit Utter, new and very neat in 
antique embossed binding, 1 6s Lond» H, Bynheman, 1,575 

55 AG'RIPPxVS (Com.) Vanity of the Arts and Sciences, 8vo. port, neat and dean, 

5s . . . 1684 

56 AHIMAN Rezon; or a help to a brother Mason, yronf. l803*"Stepheh Jones's 

Masonic Miscellanies, comprising Songs and Essays, 1800-^in Trol. l2mo. 
neat and clean, As 6d c 2 • «♦* . • 



4 ' JOHN BtSBfiLL SMll'tt'S OA^ALOOUi; 

57 AIKINS^ Voeal Poetiy, or a Select Colleciioti ot English Songft, to which is 

prefixed an Essay on Song Writing, post 8yo. fins copy, green morocco, gilt 
haves, 7e^d , . . 1810 

58 AlKIN'S Select Works of the British Poets, from Ben Jonson to Beattie, thick 

Svo. hds, hoante 5 leaved) 6tf . ' 1820 

59 AIKIN'S (Miss) Life of Joseph Addison, 2 vols.post Svo. cloth, 7s 6d 1843 

60 AIKIN'S Memoirs of the Court of King James L 2 vols. 8vo. calf very neat, 

12« . • 1822 

61 AIRl^'S (G. B.) Extracts of Papers respecting the Restoration of the Standards 

of Weights and Measures, 4to. not pltiNTfiD fob sale, cloth, 10« 6^ 1840 

62 AITKIN*S (Dr. T. J.) Elements of Physiolo^, being an Account of the Laws 

and Principles of the Animal Economy, especially in reference to the Oonstitu- 
tion of Man, thick post Svo. woodcuts, cloth, \e ^d (pub. at 9«) 1838 

Only a few copies now renudning of this Tery usefiil and interesting volumei which is 
written in a plain and popular manner for the non-professional reader. 

63 AITON'S Hortus Kewenis, a Catalogue of the Plants cultivated in the Royal 

Botanic Garden at Kew, 5 vols. 8vo. lest edition, bds» 98 1810 

64 AKERMAN'S (J. Y.) Ancient Coins of Cities and Princes, Geographically ar- 

ranged and described— HI8PANIA- GALLIA— BRITANNIA, Svo. mth 
engravings of many hundred coins from actual examples, cloth, 18« 1846 

65 AKERMAN'S Descriptive Catalogue of Rare unedited Roman Coins, 2 thick 

vols. Svo. cloth, £\, \s (pub. at ^2. 12« M) 1834 

66 AKERMAN. — Another copy, 2 vols, royal Svo. laege paper, with pboop 

IMPBESSIONS OP THE PLATES ON India papeb, red morocco extra, sides and 
backs richly tooled by Hay day, £3, 5s 1834 

6/^ AKERMAN'S Coins of the Romans relating to Britain, described and illustrated, 
SECOND EDITION, ENLARGED, Svo. toith a new Set 6f 'plates and woodcuts, 
cloth, 10« 6rf . , 1844 

The ' Prix de Nnmismatique' has jtist been awarded by the French Institnte to the author 
for this work. 

• '* Mr. Akerman's volume contains a notice of every known yariety, with copious iUustrations, 
and is published at a very moderate price : it should be consulted, .not merely for these 
particular coins, but also for facts most valuable to all who are interested in the Romano- 
British History." — ArcluBological Journal, ' 

68 AKERMAN'S Numismatic Illustrations of the Narrative Portions of the New 

Testament, Svo. many engramngs of Coins in parious public and private col- 
lections, Svo. cloth, 5s 5d . . 1846 

69 AKERMAN'S List of Tokens issued by Wiltshire Tradesmen in the Seventeenth 

Century, 8yo. plate, ^(only 100 printed) sewed. Is 6d .1846 

70 AKERMAN'S (J. Y.) Glossary of Provincial Words and Phrases in use in 

Wiltshire, shemng their derivation in numerous instances from the language 
of the Anglo-Saxons, 12mo. ci^^A, 3« ., . 1842 

71 AKERMAN'S Archseological Index, serving as a Guide to the Antiquities 

of i:he Celtic, Roman-British, and Anglo-Saxon Periods, Svo. with many 
^' , plates, and woodcuts, ni&ARhY ready 

72 ALLEN'S (Rev. Jf.) Diary of a March thi;ough Sinde and AiOfghanistan with 
* '^ the Troops of Gen. Nott, post Svo. plates, cloth, 6« 6fl? (pub. at I2s) . 1843 

73 AjiLEN'S (John) Opinions, Traditions, Rites, and Ceremonies of the Jews in 

Modern Times, Svo. por^. ca/f wcfl^, C« . .1816 

74 ARLINGTON'S (J; a sequestered Divine) Grande Conspiracy of the Members 

ag^st the Minde, of Jewes against their Kinge, in foure Sermons, 12mo« very 
neat, 2s 6d . ... 1654 

75 ALLIX'S fPeter) Reflections on the Truth of the Christian Religion, Svo. bds. 

3s 6d . . 1809 

76 ALLIX'S ReflecticHis bn the Books of the H0I7 Scripture, Syo^ bds, 3s 1809 

77 ALLOU. (C. N.) Description; de^ Monumens des differens Ages observes dang 

le department de la Haute- Vienne, avec un precis des Aiioaks de ce.l'ays, 4to. 
sewed f (a very interesting volume) 6s (pub. at 1 6s) Limoges, 1821 



OF OBOicB. aanniL, and cukious books. S 

78 ALARMS for Sinneri, or the Confei^SiPnyen, and Letten of Itiabt.'Fan)Ut«% 

Mioiiter of Stanton LaoTi Salop, rxecuted at ths Old BajIj, Load<n. 4to. 
ealf.4i6d . . 1679 

79 ALL ASON'8 (T. JreMmt) Antiquiti«a of Fola in latria, loyal folio, /m p/Mttt 



ly Cook, MotM. ^e. bdi. 9« . 1819 

80 ALBEBTI, Obaerrationes Philologicn in Saoroa Nor! Foederi* Ubroi, Sm, vm 
tuaf.St ._.... i . „ ... • .1?" 



81 ALBERTI (L.) de KnfFera aan da Zuidkuat \m AfHoa, 8vo. atimfd phtM, 

StM . Jm*t, 1810 

82 ALBEBTUS DE BYB. MarfwltA PofUoi^ foUo. vnyJbM ecpyimM^, d\, 19f 

Ifithmt d(Ul0 or printer"* ntme< 
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ptebili yew, iSSa-Amridi de VilkNflsft, Ipemliiffl AkfewiK, lW§,iB 1 "ffil, 

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01 ALFOUDI <R, F^ Mich, alias Grij^th, Anglo-Soc. \Jmi Theologo) Aimaks 

Ecclesiastim et CiViles Britanhorum, Saxonum et At^lonun, 4 vols, folio, 
GOOD COPT, in calf, babe, £5. 5a . Leodii, 1663 

02 ^ ALFRED'S (King) Anglo-Saxon Yersioti, from the Historian Oro^ius, ^th aii 

English translation by Daines Barrington, 8Vo. very neat and clean, ^1. 1« 

1773 

03 ALFRED'S (King) Anglo-Saxon Version of the Metres of Boethius, by Fox, 

8vo. bds, lOsM . . 1835 

04 ALIEN PRIORIES.— Some Account of the Alien Priories, and of such Lands 

as they are known to have possessed in England and Wales, by Nichols and 
Gongh, 2 vols, in 1, Svo. plates^ neat, scarce, I6s . 1779 

05 ALISON'S History of Europe (the French Revolution Period, 1789 to 1795), 

2 vols. 8vo. half calf gilt, 10* 6fl? . 1833 

06 ALMELOVEEN (T. J,) de Vitis Stephanomm Celebrium Typographorum, 

12mo. vellum 3« • . 168S 

07 ALTESERRA, De Dudbus et Comitibus provinciahbus Galliee, accessit de 

Origine et Statu Feudorum, pro moribus GaUise, 4to. neat^ As 6d 

Tolosa, 1 643 

08 ALVES' (R.) Sketches of a History of Literature, 8vo. very neat, 3s M 1794 

09 AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS cura Froben. 12mo, neat, 2s 6d Par. 1544 

1 AMBASSADE Extraordinaire de My Lord Fanconberg vers quelques Princes 

et Etats d'ltahe, ]2mo. very neat, 4s 6d . Amst. 1671 

11 AMERICA. ~ Geographical Description of the Coasts, Harbours, and Sea 

Ports of the Spanish West Indies, with Capt. Parker's own Account of his 
taking Porto Bello, in 160li 8vo. maps, half calf Ss 1740 

12 AMERICAN MARINERS, or the Atlantic Voyage, a Poem, with a Vindica- 

tion of the: Amterican Charadter«and Naval Annals of the last War between 
England and America, (by J. Davis), thick 12mo. bds, 6s Salisbury, K. B. 

13 AMERICAN (North) and West^Indian Gaiettaer, 12mo. map, very neat, 2s 6d 

1776 

14 AMERICA. — ^Voyage to the Spanish Main, in the Ship Two Friends; the 

occupation of Ameha Island by McGregor ; with Appendix on the Seminole 
Indians and War, 8vo. half calf, Ss6d ♦ . 1819, 

15 AMERICA. — Panoramic View of the Hudson River, from Jersey City oppo- 

site New York to Albany, and down from Albany to New York, on 13 feet 
FOLDED IN A CASE, 2s 6d . N, Y, 1845 

16 AMERICA. — Account of the conduct of the Religious Society of Friends 

towards the Indian Tribes in the Colonies of East and West Jersey and 
Pennsylvania, 8vo. two maps of Aboriginal America, extra cloth f 4s 6d 1844 

17 AMERICA. — Extra Official State Papers, addressed to Lord Rawdon and 

others, on promoting the prosperity of the British Empire, by a late Under 
Secretary of State, (Mr. Knox, who was deputy Secretary of State fo^ the 
American department, from its institution to its abolition) 8vo. very neat, 
4s 6d . . 1789f 

18 AMERICA. — Abrege de la Revolution de TAmerique Angloise par D. B., 

i2mo. half calf, 3s 6d . Par. 1778 

1 9 AMERICA. — Histoire de la Conqueste de la Floride par les Espagnols, sous 

Ferdinand dp Soto, 12mo. very neat, 5s . 1685 

20 AMERICA. — A set of Eighty fine Engravings belonging to *f Hinton's 

United States," taken off in folio, fikst India paper proofs, only^CI. 1* 

21 AMERICA. — Speeches at full length of Van Ness, Caines, and others, in the 

great cause, the People against Harry Crosswell, for a Libel on Jefferson, 8vo, 
half calf 3s . . N. T. 1804 

22 AMERICA.— A Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services, 

with their Names, Ages, and Places of Residence, royal 4to. bds. a curipus 
Record, 4s 6d . Washington, 1 84\ 



OF oHoicis, vnEtnjj, anb oubious books. 7' 

123 AMERICA. — ^Considerations sur Tordre de Cindbintttas^ oii Imitatioii d*iin 

pamphlet Anglo- Americain, par le Comte de Mirabeau, 8to« kds, tiskreey 6^ 1 784 

In tfaid work much doquence is employed to prove thAt the institotiOB of the order of 

Cineinaatus is the creation of a military nobility, which will in time form a dangerong 

aristocratic power, eupported by numbers, military force; general lespect, the right of 

inheritance, the power of holding assemblies at pleasure, and revenue. 

1?4 AMERICA. — Le Triomphe du Nouveau Moude, 2 vols, in 1, Svo. neat^ ^carce^ 

6« . . Paris, 1785 

'By Jean Brun, who on account of this work was dismissed from the congregation of the 

Oratory. — Barbier. 

125 AMERICA. — Gotham and the Gothamites, (a Satire on the New Yorkers, bj 

J. P. H. Judah), 12mo. hda, (the work was suppressed and the author 
imprisoned), 2s 6d . . - 1823 

126 AMERICxA.. — Bibliotheque Am^ricaine ou Catalogue des Ouvrages relatifs a 

TAmerique, jusqu' 1700 par H. Temaux, Svo. sewed, 9^ 6d 1837 

187 AMERICA.— > Voyages, Relations, et Meraoires €»ieinattx pour servir a VHis- 

toire de la Decouverte de T Amerique, publics pour la premiere fbis en Francais 

par H. Temaux-Compans, 10 vols. 8vo. sewed, £2. 2s Paris, 1838-40 

128 AMERICA.— The same, second seeies, 10 vols. Svo. sd. £2. 2s ib 1841-2 

Only to be had of J. R. S. at this very reduced price, in consequence of a barter with a 
Paris bookseller. 

1 29 AMERICA. — Thomas's History of Printing in America, Svo. vol. 2, {contatn- 

inff a History of the Newspaper press), calf neat, toith curious plate of an 
Indian Gazette in hieroglyphics, (no title) 4s 6d . 1810 

130 AMERICAN INDIAN.— Narrative of the Early days and remembrances of 

Ocela Nikkanochee, a Seminole Indian, with a brief history of his Nation, . 
8yo. plates, cloth, 3s • . 1841 

131 AMERICAN JOE MILER.— 12mo. humourous plates, eloth^ 2s Philad. 1843 

132 AMERICAN NATIONAL SONGS.— Clay Mmstrel, or National Songster, 

with Life of Clay, 12mo. 2s . 1844 

133 AMERICAN POETRY.— Minstrelsy of Edmund the Wanderer, collected by 

his early companion and intimate friend Lieut. Spence, of the United States* 
Navy, 8vo. calf, marbled leaves, 4s . New York, IMO 

134 AMERICAN POETRY.— The Modern Philosopher, or Terrible Tractoration, 

in four Cantos, by Christopher Caustic (T. G. Fessenden), with curious notes, 
Svo. calf marbled leaves, 4s . Philadelphia, 1806 

185 AMERICAN POETRY.— The Echo, with other Poems, Svo. 8 curious plates, 
caff marbled leaves, 5s Porcupine Press by Pasquin Petronius, 1807 

The above three articles are uniformly bound. 
J. R. S. ha9 200 other works relating to America, tohich will be inserted under the namee 
of the Authors. 

136 AMES' (Dr. W.) Fresh Suit against Human Ceremonies in God's Worship, or 
a triplication unto Dr. Burgess his rejoinder for Dr. Morton, thick 4to. very 
neat, a curious old puritanical book, lOs 6d . 163/i 

IS? AMHURST'S (N.) Terra Filius, or the Secret History of the University of 
Oxford, complete in 1 vol. 12moc 2s . 1754 

13s AMOENITATUM Historico-Philologicarum Quinque Decades elucubratae 
studio Justi Gothofredi Rabeneri, 12mo. h^lf vellum, (it contains some very 
curious reading), 5s . Lips, 1695 

139 AMORI di Abrocome et d'Anzia, Libri cinque diSenofonte Effesio, ISmo. very 

neat, Ss 6d . . Londra {Italy) 1757 

140 AMORUM Ismenes Ismeniseque Historia, ab Eustathio XI. libris comprehensa, 

48mo. vellum, 3s . • Img. Bat, 1634 

141 AMORY'S Life of John Buncle, Esq., 3 vols, post Svo. calf extra, scarce. 

Us . . 1825 

John Buncle is the English Rabelais. 

142 AMOS'S (A.) Report of the Trials in Canada relative to the Destruction of 

the Earl of Selkurk's Settlement on the Red River, Svo. folding plate, Ms* 
4s , . . 1820 



1 



B ' JOHN &1T8S£LIr SMITH's CATALOatS 

143 AHSTELBEDAMS eer eade opkomen door de denck waerdighe miniklen 

aldaer gesphied aen ende door het H. Sacrament des Altaers anno 1345, 

l2mo. toith 15 fineplatea by Boetius a Bolswert, in red morocco gilt leaves, 

(stained), £1. U . Jntv. 1639 

Tlui yery cmooM book 10 dedicated to Sir P. P. Rubens the paikiter, and k a preaentation 
copy to him, with Ma name on each nde of Hbe oorers. 

44 ANNUAL ANTHOLOGY, 2 vols. 12mo. very neat, 69 1799-1800 
Containing the earliest productions of Southey^ lioyd. Dyer, CotUei Sir H. Dayy, Loyell, 

C* lAmb, ColeridgCf 8to. &c, 

45 ANNIVERSARY CALENDAR, Natal Bpok and UniTersal Mirror, embracing 
Anniveraaries of F^raons^ EtooU, F^t^al^ $c. 2 yola. 8to. ka^ morocco, 
gilt tops, 5e . . . . 1832 

46 ANNUAIRE de U Pairie et de. U Nobleaae de Jrance, et des Maisona Souve^ 
raines de TEurope, par O'Hauterive, pott 6to. plate^, sewed, Ss 1843 

47 ANACREON^ Odes traduitea en Francois par n, BeUeau, ensemble one^u^a 

bjrmnes de son inirention, plus quelquea vers Maoroniques dn maame BeUeau, 

\2mo.rare,59 . . . Parity 1574 

It contains tiie drinkinf ode which Shakegpsure has ayaUed himself ^ in <* Timon of 
Athens/' Act fV. — Farmer on Shahesptare, 

48 ANACREON, 6r» et Latr cum notis Jot Baizes, (a very ooireot edition), 
12mo« 2portrait§, neat, 2i , 1731 

49 ANACREiONTIS CARMINA, Or, aecidunt rariie Leetiones eura Foriter, 
small Byo, fine vigimttes (ffter Btothard, red moroeeo^ gilt edges by M&eh 
kentie, 10# 6d . t 1819 

50 ANALYSIS of the Illustrated Shakespeare of Thomas Wilson, Esq imp. 4l0r 
fine portrait of Joseph Harris, hd§, §s , 1820 

51 ANCIENT HI8T0EICAL BALLADS of Spain, seleelfd mA transkt^d by 
Lockhart, 4to» many heautifui woodcuts, also ornammtid borders md initial 
htterSf by Owen Jones, clotht £\, As (pub. at Mt 2s) 

52 ANCIENT METRICAL TALES, printed ebiefty from orl|inRl %mm%, 
edited by C, H, Hartshome. post Sfo, ^hth^ Gs , 18S8 

53 ANCIENT SPOBTlNa PRINTS -T^fttioses fmmm, Afiam. fimmm, 
Vm^ B#8tlor»ffl, et fm^ Bestiftf»m d^pieten a Jeanne StradaBo, m\m% 4tOf 

lOl flm plates ffmrapsd by G^llmri^ f^thn' md sm, Gi md ft mllp^ 
0, d§ Mmhry, md At Trnpfista^ vpry nmfly mmntm, md h^\f bmn4 in 
mssia mlra» d§th sides, £9i 13* M » ^bmt 1680' 

54 ANCIENT CODE ^ Military Lftw§ fcf th§ |^y§f8ffl§fll ©f Ito Eegfek Army 
mAm Umff V. mmM at Um^m wilb mfm Mitm^l OpSfl^§§9 made by 
tb^ Earl ^f g*lisb»fy, y^ai 4^.- mfh, 5# » lfS4 

56 A)^CIENT md f¥^§mi ftote §( lb§ 6§miy ^ Dow»i 8¥§r fmgi 9mp» m^, 
4s dd , t: Suh mf 

5g ANDiaSON'jS Bisteri^fti A^mmt ef ^ family ©f Frd§§r, wilb tb§ mmA 
OmfrnprnAmmef ^imm ImA L§?ftt? 4t§.. pktm h^f nmrmp§9 M§ . *8iS 

57 ANDERSON'S Bi§teri^fti "S^mfi §b#wifi| tbfl* tb§ Qfmm a»4 Wmi%m rf 
S^l»^ j§ Imp^rfai and Jfld^B4#»t, wrtb Appgfl4Mi §f ^mm% mw^n^ 
§if§, eutS'f fPif^j Bs ■ " * If^l 

m ANDEBgOM'S (1.) Mi§§i^ te tb§ E»§* Gmi ^ 8sMftF% 8?©: S^^r §f 1886 

M ANDEMON'S C«sft*i, Vfeir ©f ite imf^f^m^ ^ p^^ §ftt tb# »4?8s= 

iMg§ wbi^b b#¥# bi8§ft atfew^ te tb§ AmOT^a#§ §?§f mf ©wft 6§i©»!rt§^ §?©? 



OF CSOICX, OSSFUL, AJtS COKIOOS BOOKS. 9' 

lfi2 ANDREWS' (Biihop) Exporitioa of the Ten Commandmenta. vidi 96 SeN 
mons on tbe Lord's Prayer and Christ's Temptations iathe Wildernesi, folio, 
portrait, neat, 12a , . 1G4S 

163 ANDKEWS'S (H. C.) Heathery, or a Monograph of the Genus Erica, oon- 

tuning coiouKBD £Na&ATiNOB, With Desonptiooii &o.| in Latin and 
BngliBb, of thii tribe of Plants, 4 vols, in 2, royal 8vo. (all that wat pu^ 
lUhed), containing 216 eoloureti pJatet, bdt. £1. St 1804-13 

164 ANDBEW8' Histoiy of Winterton, in Linoolnsbire, 12mo.y/a/«, o/o«,3«6rf 

—Another copy, Sto. larqe vjlVSr, hd». 4i 6«f 1836 

16fi ANDB. vande Venne», TafVreel van de Belaoobeade Werelt aa des leUh 
geluckigfl Eeuwe goet rondt, 4to. ti$r}f curiou* plittn, ntat, 14< 

In't Bravm-Aaffi, 1638 

166 ANDILLY (Aniauld H') Viei de plusieura S^ts iUmtni de dlveri iieele>, 

thick folio, neat and elann, £\. \» . Parit, 1664 

167 ANDRYANB'B (Alex.) Memolri of a Priienw ef State la (he l^rtreai of 

Spielberg, with Appesdis by MflronoeJU, Uia oompnnion of SiWe PelUee, 
tTRtiiileted by Pratidt, 8 vols, post §¥0, elofh, &* , 1840 

Iflg AN EXACT and IinpMtiall Acpompt of tbe Indietmwt, Arrirfn|meHt, Tri^ 
anil Judgment ofTwenty^nine IVegieidni, ^ Murtbepew efflis Midealy 
Charles I., 4to, nmt, (won/* twg teavet), ?» fld , lflfl& 

169 AN EXACT and Partfiailw Deseription of the beaHtiflil UlftffilMtifiB prospeeS 

of tbe City of Jjondon, end Plre-worlfs on the srtga at Hnsiburgh) qs ede= 
brsdng th« birtb-dfty ef George I, King; of M$lm^ foHe, ^we mrfQ»9 pl§te§, 
half bmnd, U , , fl»«iSf^' J?3? 

170 ANECB0TE8, BtPgrspbiPBl nnd l^lterwy, ef tfe§ lafi W, BswyeP, Priitii^ 

pompiled fat pricet^ us^ (by J, Ntchels), p8|vatsj.t |ii[N?flB, !77I= 
Bowyep en ibe Qrigln of Prififfflg, ib two Mnmp, l?74— te ese tbI Ito. w?y 
ffflfl^ 4* 8</ 

171 ANECDOTBl^ of tbe tife of Bishop Wfltsm, wrifteR by Mffl^ill", 4l8, sflr*, 

/?tfl P9M '» fWiW'oi marhle4 leaven, \Q§ §i , \^\f 

173 ANGgtlS (Poo Pedro) Cpl^cpip^ d# Oss49 y Dbptiumwp feMi^es b & 

H(^T08i4 Ai^T^ftP* y MoesM* de !m Pbq?i8(iia5 dpi Rm us v.h PhT4, 
illHst.Fs4e? eoft wtw f mmUmsms, 6 ¥e(?r fcUo, umpifi^^-. ^» 

¥BS MAS? ¥AS**SfcS *>iB fJIPftW*'*? MifHieflftt) Sf PHRfiMffifS ¥HM H4S fWf 
*PFS4BSB IHW<*TJ>T? TO ?SI* P4ST ftF TSP WRW Weftfcfl ■ f Bfi¥ WBS8 Bfr|S?gfl iW Tflfi 
g?FPN?B fiF THE *Mfi<?Tt?se RSFPBHR, 4SB ^SftT FfiR SAt'fi: 

174 ^fetf 4rt ffflBffl¥P4 IB rii its jssrfs. 

ifflS 

}ff ^=Swm fmm^i » §wmffl9F mf 

mi Ymp, mm^ w pe bs M 

TOft 8:A:) 9*8B: l^fflS; mffh §f Sff 



. f ' ■MswwF sfffiff ^* mm Kms mm gp'pf^'ijtWf 




ift JOHN HTJSSBLt SMITH'JS CATALOOTJS 

179 ANGLO-SAXON. Cbitmieon Saxonicum s^ Aimeles Renim in Angliaad 

1154, cura Gibson^ A. S. et Latine, 4to. map, neat, I4s Oxon, 1692 

180 ANGLO-SAXON. Poetical Calendar of the Anglo-Saxons, with a translation 

and Notes by Pox, royal 8vo. xarge paper, only 1^ copies printed i maroon, 
morocco extra, top edges gilt, by Wickwar, 14« 1830 

181 ANGLO-SAXON Version of the Holy Gospels, edited from MSS. by Thorpe, 

post 8vo. cloth, 9s 6d . 1842 

162 ANSTEY'S New Bath Guide, in a Series of Poetical Epistles, a new edition^ 

with Anecdotal Annotations, by Britton, post 8to. cuts by George Crmkshank, 

cloth, Ss6d . . 1832 

183 ANSTEY'S Six Lectures on the Laws and Constitutions of Englabd^ post 

8vo. bds. 7s fpub. at 12*) . 1845 

184 ANSTIS'S Historical Essay on the Knighthood of the Bath, witli a large 

collection of Old Documents, 4to. neat, Ss . 1 725 

185 ANSWER to all that has ever been said or insinuated in favou)* of a Popish 

Pretender, exhibited in an abstract of Dr. King's ** State of the Protestants 
in Ireland," 12mo. bds. 2* . 1713 

186 ANTES on the Manners and Customs of the Modem Egyptians, 4to. bds, 

2s . . 1800 

187 ANTIPHONARII Romani seu Vesperale pro Dominids et Festis, thick 

l2mo, neat, 5s . Pictavii, 1791 

188 ANTIPHONARIUM Officiorum totius anni Ecclesice Cathedralis Sancti 

Douatiani Brugensis anno 1761, 4 to. a hakuscbipt on vellum, in red and 
black ink, very neat, £1, Is 

189 ANTIQUARIAN Repertory, a Miscellaneous Assemblage of Topography, 

History, Biography, Customs, and Manners, edited by Grose, Astle, and 
other Antiquaries, a new edition greatly enlarged, 4 vols, royal 4to. numerous 
plates, fine copy in calf extra, marbled leaves, £4 lOs 1807 

190 ANTIQUITATES Celto-Normannicee, containing the Chronicle of the Man 

of the Isles, now first published, complete, with extracts from the Annals 
of Ulster, Rich, of Cirencester, with complete Catalogue of Pictish and 
Scottish Kings, &c. &c. — Antiquitates Celto-Scandicee sive series Gestarum 
inter Nationes Britannicarum Insularum et Gentes Septentrionales — both 
edited by Johnstone, in 1 vol. 4to. half morocco, uncut, I4s 

Copenhagen, 1786 

191 ANTIQUITATES Celto^Normanicse et Scandicse— Another copy, on fine 

PAPER, bds. I8s . ib. 1786 

192 ANTIQUITATES Culinariee; or Curious Tracts relating to the Culinary 

Affairs of the Old English, with Notes, &c. by the Rev. R. Warner, 4to. 
curious plates, half morocco, } 2s . 1791 

193 ANTIQUITIES dans la Collection de sa Majeste le Roi de Prusse a Sans 

Souci, folio, 24 fine plates of Sculpture, bds. 6« Berlin, 1769 

194 ANTIQUITATES Middletonianse (Br. Conyers Middleton's Museum of 

Roman^ Greek, and Egyptian Antiquities, with historical Descriptions in 
Latin, by himself,) royal 4to. many plates, new, calf extra, (a very handsome 
volume, 1 2s . . 1745 

The whole of Dr. Middleton's fine Museum was purchased by Horace WalpOle for fkt 
Strawberry Hill collection. 

195 ANTIQUITIES of St. Peter's Abbey Church, Westminster, with the Supple- 

ment, Svo. plates, neat, 5s . E. Curll, 1715 

196 ANTIQUITIES in Westminster Abbey, Ancient Oil Paintings and Sepulchral 

Brasses, from drawings by G. P. Harding, with historical and heraldic des- 
criptions by Moule, 12 plates, imperial 4 to. bds. 9« &d 1825 
n7 ANTIQUITIES of St. Peter's, or the Abbey Church of Westminster, with 
' all the Inscriptions and Coats of Arms ev^lazoned, 2 vols. Svo. vlMtny platss, 
half bound, 5« . 1 742 



OF CHOICE, tJSEFUL, AND etftlOOS AOaKS. H 

1^8 AKl'ONlNtS (Marcus) Gr. et Lat. Cum Nods Gatakeri, 4to. n9ai, Ss 4d 

CuHfaB. 1652 

199 ANTOKlNUS (Marcus Aureluis) ll&e Golden Bdke of Marcus Aurelius^ 

Emperor and Eloquent Orator, by Lord Berners, 1 8mo. blftcfc letter, Jirst 
editim, fi^atf (the title and last two leattea in MS,) 4« &d Berihelety 1534 

200 ANTONINI Itinerarium Provinciarum, 12mo« neat, 2« M lAtgd, n. d. 
?01 ANTONINUS'S ITINERARY, see Burton 

202 A PAPER:— of Tobacco, treating of the Rise, . Progress, Pleasures, and 

Advantages of Smoking, 12mo. plates by Phiz, hoards, 2s 6d 1839 

203 A PINCH — of Snuif, composed of curious piirticulars and original Anecdotes 

of S g ff-taking, as well as a Review of Snuff, Snuff-Boxesf, Snnff-Shops, 
Snuff-Takers, and Snuff-Papers, mth. the Moral and Physical Effects of 
Snuff, 12mo. humourous plates, Ids. 2s (pub. at 4s 6d) 1840 

204 APPERT'S Art of Preserving all kinds of Animal and Vegetable Substances 

for several Years, 12mo. bds 3s — very neat, 3s 6d 1812 

205 APOCRYPHA (The) royal 8vo. calf neat, 2s , 1840 

206 APOLLONIUS Rhodius, translated by Fawkes, 8vo. bds. 2s 6d 1 780 

207 APOLOGIES of Justin Martyr, Tertullian, and Minutius Felix in defence of 

the Christian Religion, with the Commonitory of Vincentius Lirinensis, trans- 
lated by Reeves, 2 vols. 8vo. very neat and clean, 14* 1716 

208 APTHORP on the Prevalence of Christianity before its Civil Establishment, 

vrith Observations on " Gibbon's History, * 8vo. neat, an interesting book, 
3s . . 177S 

209 ARABIAN Nights' Entertainments, a new translation, with copious Notes by 

Lane, 3 vols, royal 8vo. 600 beautiful woodcuts, new and elegant in calf, 
extra^ marbled leaves, £2, \Qs (pub. at ^4. As in parts) 1841 

The best and handsomest edition to be had. 

210 ARABIC (An) Manuscript, thick folio, neat, ^1.1* 

It is a commentary by Yakul IM Said Ali, on a work dn the duties of Sunnites^ {naU 
inside,) 

21 1 ARCANA AULICA, or Walsingham's Manual of Prudential Maxims for the 

Statesman and Courtier, 18mo. russia, gilt leaves, 4s 6d 1655 

212 ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. A Report of the Proceedmgs and 

Excursions of the Members of the British Archaeological Association, at 
the Canterbury Session, Sept. 1844. By A. J. Dunkin, thick 8vo. with 
many engravings, cloth, £\, \s 

** The volume contains most of the papers entire that were read at the Meeting, and re- 
vised by the Authors. It will become a scarce book as only 150 were printed ; and it forms 
the first yearly volume of tiie Archseological Association, or of the Archseological Institute." 

213 Dunkin' s Report — another copy, 4to. large paper, only 20 printed, 

cloth, £\.\0s . 1845 

214 ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOfclATION.— A Verbatim Report of a Special 

Meeting of the British Archaeological Association, held at the Theatre of the 
Western Literary Institution, March 6th, 1845, with an Introduction by 
Thomas Wright, 8vo. sewed, \s M . 1845 

A succinct History of the *' Schism" which took place in the Society. 

215 ARCHJEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. Transactions of its Second Annual 

Congress held at Winchester, August 1845, thick 8vo. many plates, clothe 
£\. Vs . . 1846 

216 ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. Journal of the British Archseolo- 

gical Association, 8vo. parts 1 to 8 inclusive, m^ny plates, sewed, \Ss 

217 ARCH^OLOGIST (The) and Journal of Antiquarian Science, 8vo. complete, 

with Index, pp. 490, with 19 engravings, cloth, reduced from 10* 6rfto 5* 6^ 

J. 7?. Smith, 1842 
Containing original articles on Architecture, Historical Literature, Round Towers of 
Ireland, Philology, Bibliography, Topography, proceedings of the various Antiquarian 
SofietieSy Retrospectlye Reviews, and Reviews of recent Antiquarian Works, &c. &c. 



13 ions nUBtlLL smith's CjlTALOeUX 

218 ASCH.S0LOGICAL EpUtle to Dean Millei on hii Edkioii of Rowley's 

Poemi, with a Glowwr, 4to bd*. ewriowt, 2« Gd 1782 

219 ARCHEE'S (Muor) Toun in Upper Indu, and in parts of the Himalajr* 

Moimtaini, 2 vola. 8to bdt. 6/ €d 1833 

220 ARCHEE'S (The) Guide, cont^nloB Atll initroctionB for the use of that 

Ancient and Noble lastrutnimt the Sow, ]2mo. /biding plate fiy B. Cntik- 
thank, bdi. Z( (pub, at <S«) . Itl33 

221 ASCHERT,— HAKBtsim (A. P.) on the Scienee of Archeiy, shewinB ita 

Affinity to Heraldry, Svo, tawed, U . 1834 

222 ABCHITECTFRE, A Collection of Woodcuta of E^wnplei hi AroMtecture, 

{eM«J^/^am Parker't Qlottary,) nmmtgd on Untm, in a portjblio, \4» ' 
3SS ABCHITEOTUI^ Civile psr I.. A. Dubut, (a twin </ ^^plaiti) roy. folio, 

tamed, 5* P«rii. 

324 ARCSIDSCrURB.— EiSRys »f Ae Lo&dmt Afphlteoturi^ Boolety, royd Bvo. 

platP»,b4t 4tGd . ISOS 

2S6 ARCHITEGTUAE (Oottile) EsiAyi on GotbiQ Arsbiteeture, hj Wsrton, 

Jffltbftm, ©Fpue, and Wmr, royri Sro. 10 p;»^M< kdt, St Srf, IS09" 

Ss^SMS ^RiTioii, with I2pfetet, m4 a titt e/* th Mnglith CathedFg(t, m4 

their dimemottt, hd», ii-^hsU mW, 8#, 1803=Ts»n Britios, Mt, 4» M 

nm 
m AHCHrPBPTyai^Glesswy qf Arebto^ure, Pwt III, (thi Cgmpssien) 

6»9, manyMenlatet, fhth, 9* firf . 18^1 

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237 ARISTOTELIS Opera Omnifl, Gr« et Lat. edidii Ip. Theop. Buhle, 5 rob. 

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Bipont, 1791 
Compriiing Organmn, Rhetoricft, and Poetiea, with veiy copiout Notei and Diiaertatbiis* 

238 ARISTOTELIS de Poetica, Gr. etLat. cura Tyrwhitt, royal 4to. splekdidlt 
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239 ARISTOTLE'S Metaphysics, translated with copions Notes by Thomas 

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241 ARISTOPHANIS Facetissimi Comoediie, undeeim, Grace, thick 12mo. 

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242 ARISTOPHANES' Comedies, translated into Familiar Blank Verse, by 

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2^43 ARITHMETIC. A little Toung Man's Companion, or Common Arithmetic 

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244 ARNAULD, La Tradition de I'Eglise sur le Sujet de la Penitence et de la 

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245 ARLEQUIN Balourd, Comedie Ita]ienne, en dnq actes, representee sur le. 

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246 ARMIN and EPISCOPI.— Life and Death of James Arminius and Simon 

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247 ARMITAGE'S History of Brazil, a Continuation to Sbuthey's, 2 vols. 8vo. 

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256 ARTS (FINE)— Report of the Committee and Minutes of Evidence on Arts 

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257 ' ARTOIS. Coutumes Generales d'Artoia aveo des notes par Ardrien Maillart, 
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259 ABTHUB. History of the valiant Knight Arthur of Little Britain, a Bo- 
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printed, bds, £\, 16« (pub. at £3. 3s) . . , I9I4 

?60 ABTHUB (King).— The Byrth, Lyf, and Actes of King Arthur, and of his 
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Notes by Southey, 2 vols. 4to. bds. only 250 printed, £2. 5* (pub. at ^5. 5s)' 

1817 

261 ASCHAM (Ant.) on the Confusions and Bevolutions of Governments, 12mo. 

best edition^ tpith nine additional Chapters, neat, 2s 6^ 1649 

262 ASCHAMI (Bogeri) Apologia pro Caena Dominipa, &c. 12mo. bad copy, 3s 

1578 

2'63 ASCHAM' S Toxophilus, or Schole of Shooting with the Bow, 1571, new edit. 

by Walters, 12mo. plate, bd, 4s — Another copy (withoi^t tAeJront.) ids. 3s 

' 1788 

?64 ASCHAM*S (Boger) Schoolmaster ; or a Plain and Perfect Way of Teaching 

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265 ASHE'S Book pf Bevelation, with compendious Notes, 12mo. bds. 2s 1835 

^66 ASHE (Simon) Living Loves betwixt Christ and Dying Christians, a Sermon 

preached at St. Magdalen, Bermondsey, on the Death of the Bev. John 

Whitaker, with his Life and Poems, and Elegies, by various Ministers of 

London, 4to. 3* 6c? . 1656 

267 ASHBUBNHAM'S (John) Nart-ative of his Attendance on Charles I. now 

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268 ASKEW' S (Egeon) Brotherly Beconcilement, preached in Oxford fbr the 

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269 ASHMOLE'S (Ehas) Fasciculus Chemicus, or Chymicall Collections expressing 

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270 ASHMOLE'S Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum, containing severall poeticall 

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271 ASHMOLE'S Way to Bliss, in three Books, 4to. neat, 5s 1658 

272 ATCHESON'S (B. S.) Beport of the Case of the Borough of Petersfieldin the 

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275 ATHENIAN OBACLE abridged, containing the most valuable Questions and 

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276 ATHEBSTONE'S (E.) Fall of Nineveh, a Poem, 2 vols. 8vo. front, hy J. 

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277 ATKIN'S (Sir Bobert, Jut^ of Commm Fleas) Parliatoenterv and Political 

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279 ATLAS. Universal School Atlas, 4to. 53 maps coloured, engraved by Lizars, 

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280 AUBER'S (Peter of the India House) History of British and Foreign Inter- 

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281 AUBER'S History of the Rise and Progress of the British Power in India, 2 

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282 AUBER. Another copy, 2 vols, royal 8vo. Large Paper, cloth, £\. Is 

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283 AUBREY. — Memoir of John Aubrey the Antiquary, embracing his Autobio- 

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284 AUBREY'S (John) Miscellanies on Omens, Dreams, Apparitions, Second 

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285 AULI GelliiNoctes Atticae cum notis variorum, 3 vols. 8vo. bds. I2s Valpy, 1824 
28a AULUS Gellius's Attic Nights, translated by Beloe, 3 vols. 8vo. bds. (vol, I 

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287 AUNGIER'S History of Sion Monastery, Parish of Isleworth, and the 

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288 AURELIO. . The Historic of Aurelip and of Isabell daughter of the Kinge of 

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280 AURELIUS Victor ex editione Harlesii cum notis variorum, 2 vols. 8vo. bda. 
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290 AUSONII Opera Omnia ex edit. Bipontina cum Notis variorum, 3 vols. 8vo. 

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291 AUSTIN'S (Samuel) Naps upon Parnassus ; a Sleepy Muse nipt and pincht 

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292 AUSTIN'S (W. of Lincoln s-Jnn) Devout, Godly, and Learned Meditations, 

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293 AUSTIN'S (W.) Hac Homo, wherein the excellency of the creation of Woman 

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294 AUSTRALIA.— History of New Holland, from its first Discovery in 1616, 

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295 AUTHOR'S (The) Printing and Publishing Assistant, 12mo. cloth. Is 6d 
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304 AYLOFFE'S (Sir J.) Calendars of the Ancient Charters of the Welsh and 

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305 AYSCOUGH'S Comprehensive Index to Shakapeare, royal 8vo. bdt. 15« 1827 

306 AZARA, Historie Naturelle des Quadrupeds de la Province du Paraguay, 

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312 BACONS (Lord) Philosophical Works, collected {thote in Latin translated) 

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313 BACON'S ^Lord) Life and R^ of Henry Vllth, folio, nea;.2« 6c^ 1641 

314 BACON'S (Lord) Sylva Sylvarum, the Phenomena of the Universe, transUted 

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318 BAGOT'B (Dr. Lewis) Discourses on the Prophecies, Bvo. very neat, 4* 1780 

319 BAHUSII et Cabillari, Epigrammata, 18mo. half calf, 2« Jntv. 1634 

320 BAILLV, Histoire de I'Astronomie Ancienne — Traite de I'Aetronomie Indienne 

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321 BAILLIE'8 (CapC. Oovemor of Oreenwieh Hotpital) Solemn Appeal to the 

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whole bound in red morocco, 12* 1779 

322 BAILEY'S Universal Etymological English Dictionary, foUo, tooodcuta, very 

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326 BAKER'S (Sir Richard) Meditations and Disquisitions upon the Lord's Prayer, 

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327 BAKER'S (Thos.) Reflections on Learning, 8vo. neat and clean, 2s 1727 

328 BAKER'S (R ) Remarks on the English Language in the manner of Vaugelas 

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330 BAKE WELL'S Introduction to Geology, thick 8vo. coloured plates, neat, 

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331 BALL'S (C.) Historical Account of Winchester, royal 8vo. vignettes, half 

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348 BANFIELD'S (T. C.) Four Lectures at Cambridge on the Organization of 

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34^ BANKS' Critical Review of the Political Life ofOhver Cromwell, thick 12mo. 
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350 BANKES' (H.) Civil and Constitutional History of Rome, 2 vols, royal 8vo. 
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361 BANKS' (Sir T. C.) JBaronia AngUea Coneentrata, or a concentrated account 
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862 'BANKS* History of the Ancient ai!id Noble Family of Mattnynnj Kings 
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354 BARBER'S Picturesque Illustrations of the Isle of Wight, royal 8vo. many 

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356 BARBIER, Dictionnaire des Ouvrages Anonymes et Pseudonymes, 2 thick 

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504 BERNE AUD*S Vojrage to the Isle of Elba^ by Jerdan, 8to. boards, S$ 1814 

505 BERNIER'S History of the Revolution of the Mogol Empire, with Travels in 

Cashmere, 4 vob. in 1, 12mo. (wants a leaf), neat, 6s 16/6 

507 BERONIE, Dietionnaire du Patois du Bas-Limousin, (Corr^ze) et plus particu- 

lierement des Environs de Tulle, 4to. half calf gilt, scarce, I6s Tulle, n.d. 
608 BERTHOLLET'S Elements of the Art of Dyeing, translated by Dr. Ure, 

2 vols. 8vo. bds. scarce, I4s . . 1824 

509 BEBTRAND (L.) Gaspard de la Nuit, fantaisies a la Maniere de Rembrandt 

et de Callot, 8vo. 3s . Angers, 1842 

510 BERTRAND de Moleville's Chronological Abridgement of the History of 

Great Britain, 4 vols, royal 8vo. bds. 6s (pub. &t £4, 4sJ 1812 

511 BEESLEY'S (A.) History OF Banbury in Oxfordshire, including Copious 

Historical and Antiquarian Notices of the Neighbourhood, thick 8vo. (684 
closely printed pages), with 66 woodcuts, engraved in the first style of art, 
by O. Jewitt, of Oxford, now reduced to I4s (pub. at ^L 5s) 1842 

*' The neighbourhood of Banbury is equally rich in British, Roman, Saxon, Norman and 
English Antiquities, of all which Mr. Beesley has given regularly cleared accounts. Banbury 
holds an important place in the history of the Parliamentary War of the 17tfa century, and 
was the scene of the great Battle of Edgfaill, and of the important fight of Cropsedy Bridge. 
Relating to the events of that period, the author has collected a great body of local infor- 
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work in his account of the numerous interesting early churches, which characterise the 
Banburv district." — The ArehaohffUt. 

512 BETHAM'S (Sir W.) Irish Antiquarian Researches, 8vo. Part I, curious 

plates, bds. 6s 6d . 1 826 

513 BETSBRUGII (^gidi) doctam ac elegans opusculum de Usura Centesima, 

Triente, Semisse aliisque id genus. Lutet. 1522 — Declamatio ad Nic. Beral- 
duniy hand vulgariter prsestantem, atque adeo omnium honestarum disciplina- 
rum cnltorem et ind^atorem vigilantissimum, 1524 — in 1 vol. 4to. with 
omamented capitals, 5s . 1522-24 

514 BEUTHER (Mich, the friend of Luther and Melancthon) Ephemeris 

Historica, 8vo. neat, lOs 6d . 1551 

This copy has many Manuscript notes, apparently the Diary and Table Book of a Rector 
of Redgrave in Suffolk, be mentions preaching and marrying at Redgrave Hall, the Bacon 
Family, witnessing the execution of Abp. Laud, &c. &c. 

515 BEYERLANDI (Hadriani) de Fomicatione Cavendi AdmonitO, sive adhortatio 

ad Pudicitiam et Castitatem, 12mo. neat scarce, 6s Lond. 1697 

516 BEVAN'S (a Quaker) Life of St. Paul, with Notes on his Epistles, 8vo. bds. 

28 6d . . 1811 

517 BEVERIDGE'S (Bp.) Exposition of the 39 Articles, folio, neat, 5s 1711 

518 BEYEROVICII de Calculo, Renum et Vesicae, l8mo. vellum, 3s 6d 

P Elzevir, 1638 

519 BEZA'S (Theod.) Two very learned Sermons, with a Short sum of the Sacra- 

ment, translated hy T. W. l2mo. {slightly imperfect)mat% letter* extra cloth, 
4s 6d . . 1588 

520 BIAMONTE Tiepolo, Poema Erioico di Cattuffio Panchi^o Bubluco Arcade, 

2 vols. l2Tno. vellum, 5s . Noplace, 1770 

521 BIBER'S (Dr. G. E.) Standard of Catholicity, thick 8vo. cloth, 6s 1840 

522 BIBER'S (Dr. E.) Lectures on Christian Education, 8vo. bds. 2s 6d 1830 

524 BIBUA SACRA, 4to. many very curious woodcuts, (slightly imperfect) 1 2s 

Fenet. 1583 

525 BIBLE (Holy) Faithfully and Truly translated by Myles Coverdale, Bishop of 

Exeter, 1535, reprinted from the copy in the Library of the Duke of Sussex, 
royal 4to, Large Paper, in cloth, scarce, £2. 5s (pub. at £3. 3s) 1838 



26 JOHN BUSflBLL SMIT^'b CATALOGUE 

526 BIBLE (Holy), with Apocrypha, the pt«fleai versumj with the Oenefdqgtes by 

J. S. 4to. ISIoclt Utttt, woodcut title^ newly bound in dark ccdfy and blind 
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527 BIBLE (Holy), with Apocrypha, the authorized Tersion, royal folio, fine lasge 

TYPE IN lilKit Irttft, m the original covers^ with broM boMe$ on the eidee (but 
with a new back,) in good sound pke^ebvation, S3. 3« Barker, 1617 

528 BIBLE (Holy) with the Apocrypha, 4to. woodcut title, neat, in brown dalf, 6« 

1619 

529 BIBLE (Holy), royal 4to. good large type, vith marginal references, calf 

neat, lO* . . Cambridge, 1825 

530 BIBLE, in the Hungarian Language, 8vo. uncut, 8* 6d 1751 

531 BIBLE CUTS -A Cotapleat Collection of Cutis of the Old Testament, well 

designed and engraved, 8vo. %^ plates, calf, 7s . 1716 

532 BIBLE Cyclopuedia, a comprehensive digest of the Civil and Natural History, 
^ Geography, and General Literary Information, coiinected witli the Sacred 

"Writings, 2 vols. sm. folio, in 30 parts, complitb, £\, 5s (pub. ati$2. 5*) 

1843 

534 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL Memoranda, in illustration of early EngUsh Litera- 

ture, by John Fry, 4to. only 100 printed, calf, very neat, scarce; S\, 2s 

Bristol, 1816 

535 BIBLIOPHILE BELGE, 2 vols. 8vo. sewed, I8s . 1845 

An interesdiig miscellany of which only two Toliunes have yet been pttblished. 

536 BIBLIOTHECA CANTIANA, a Bibliographical Account of what has been 

published on the Histo^y^ Topogra,phj^ Antiquities, Customs and family 
Genealogy of the County of Kent, with Biographical Notes, by John 
Russell Smith, in a handsome 8vo« toL pp. ^ 370, with ttoo pfistfs o/fs^p* 
similes of Autographs of 33 eminent Kentish Writers, I4s, reduced to 5* — 
large paper, lOs 6d , . . 1837 

Contents — I. Historians of the County. II. Frincipta Maps of iba Ccnonty. III. 
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IV. TractsprintedduringtheCivil War and Commonwealth, 1640-60. V. A Chronological 
List of aU the Local, Personal, and Private Acts of Parliament (upwards of 600), 
which have heen passed on the County, from Edward I. to Queen Victoria. VI. "Wor^s 
relative to the County in general. VII. Particular Parishes, Seats, Customs, and' FamBy 
Genealogy, in alphabetical order. The work also comprises a notice of every Paper which, 
has been written on the County, and published in the PkHosophieal TYanaaetiona qf the 
Royal Society f Oentleman^s Magazine , Archaologiay Vetugta Monumenia Sfv, Spci 

537 BIBLIOTHECA SUSSEXIANA, a Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts 

and printed Books in the Library of the Duk^ of Sussex, by T. J. Pettigrew, 
3 vols, imp. 8vo. cqmplete, many fine plates, hds, £\, 18* 1827-39 

538 BICKERSTETH'S Scripture Help, post 8vo. plates, bds. Is 6d 1829 

539 BICKERSTETH'S Rest(»Btion. of the Jews to their own Land, 12mo. cloth, 

3s 6d .... . ... . > 1841 

540 BIDDULPH'S'Theology of the Early Patriarchs, illustrated by an Appeal to 

subsequent parts of Scripture, 2 toIs. 8vo. new, half calf gi% \f^s. 6</ 1825 

541 BIDLAKE'S Bampton Lectures, 8vo. bds. 3s « . r 1813 

542 BILBEJIG'S Voyage of the late King of Sweden, (Charles XI.) and the 

Mathematiclittft' sent by him to the most Northern Parts, 8Vo. calf extra, 
\sM ' . 1698 

543 BINNARTI Kctionarium Teutonico-Latinum; 8\o. very neat, 4s '* • ' 1719 

544 BINNELL'8 Description of the River Thames, with the 'Oity of Ldndoin's 

Jurisdiction and Conservancy, "proved by Charters, &c.- with^Elefedriptabn of 
the Fish caught in the River, 8vo neat, 3s 6d . 1758 

545 BINGHAM'S French Churches Apology fdr the Church of England, 8vOi 
' ' neat, 4s 6cl / . ' i 1706 



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OF CHOICE, USEffUJi, AND CUKIOUS BOOKS, 0,1 

546 BINGLEY'S Travels in North America, from Modem Writers, post 8to. W*. 

UU . . • ^ 1821 

547 BINGLEY'S Excursions in North Wales, ji new edition by his Son, 8vd, large 

map, cloth, 7s 6d • • 1839 

548 BINGLEY'S (Rev. W.) North Wales, its Scenery, Antiquities, and Customs, 

2 vols. 8vo. plates, half calf, 3s 6d . 1804 

540 BIOCHIMO S Rpyal Game of Chesse Plaj? sometimes the recreation of the 

late King with many of the Nobility, 12mo. port, of Chas, I, half calf, 

4s 6d f • * I6b6 

550 BIOGRAPHIA Ecclesiastica, or the Lives of the most eminent fathers of the 

Christian Church to the fifth Century, 8vo. 2 vols, in I. plates, wery neat, 68 

' i'. . • . ' 1704 

551 BIOGRAPHlfcAL Dictionary of .Musicians, 2 vols. 8vo. bds, 4s 6d . 1827 

552 BIONIS et Mpschi, Gr. et Lat. cum notis Heskin, 8vo. very nefit, 3« 1748 
653 BIOT, Traite Elementaire d' Astronomic, Physique, 3 vols. 8vo. ca\f extras 6* 

' . Paris, 1810 

554 BIOGRAPHICAL (The General) Dictionary, Supplement, (forming Vol. 12), 

Syo^jieat, 2s 6d . . . . , 1767 

555 BIRD (5as. of Framlingham) a Selection of his Poems, 12mo. hds.2s 

556 BIRD (Master)-- The Magazine (rf Honour, or aTreatbeon the^several df gpw?? 

of Nobility of this Kingdom, 8vo, hahf ^alf, hs 1642 

557 BIRD'S (C. Smith) Four Sermons on the. parables of tKe Sower, l;2mo. cloth^ 

%bU ■ ' . .V ■ . . . . - . ; . 1845 

55$ !BIRD'S Eleven Lectures on Jlie Decalogvie, 12mo. cloth^ Zs 6d 1845 

559 BIRGITTiJE (S. Seraphicm ^atris) Revelationes Coelestis et Duranti Tjrac- 

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£1, 5s • . . Monachii, 1653 

560 BIRNIE'S Blame of Kirk Buriall, tending to perswade Cemiteriall CiviUtie, 

1606, edited by Turabull, (a curiouis mark on Funeral Mites and Cer&mmies) 
4to. leather hack^ only 100 printed, \2s — Anothek. Copy, half morocco 
extra, gilt leaves, \4s . , . ih, 1833 

561 BIRNIE*S Account of the Families of Pirnie and Hamilton of BromhiU, 

edited by TurnbuU, 4to. only 60 copies privately printed, half crimson 
morocco, extra, £\, \s . Edin* 1838 

562 BISCOE'S History of the Acts of the Apostles, 8vo. new, hds, 7s 6d 

Oxf. 1840 

563 BISSCHOP (Jani de) Chorus Musarum, 8vo, veil. 3s Lugd. Bat. 1700 

This Tolume oontaind fieyeral historical pieces, among them are some curious ones relating 
to English History during the close of the 17th century, Epitaph on Waller the Poet, &c. 

56p BISSELII (Jo.) Argonautioon Americanorum sive Historise Periculorum, 
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565 BJORNSTJERNA'S Theogony of the Hindoos, with thdr Systems of Philo- 

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566 BXACK BOOK (The), an Exposition of Abuses in Church and State, Courts 
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567 BLACKBURNE'S Confessional, or a full and free Enquiry into the right and 

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thick 8vo. very neat, 4s 6d . 1770 

It contains a great deal of curious historical and literary reading, in the shape of notes. 

568 BLACK^URNE'S (Archdeacon) Remarks on Dr. Johnson's Life of MiltQO, 

to which are added Milton's, Tractate of Education and Areopagitioa, 12mo. 

PEIVATELY PBINTED, hf^lf ca\f, 4s Hd •■ I / . v ^7B0 

569 BLACKSTONE'S Essay on Collateral Consanguinity, 1 750— Treatise on the 

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Copy of CJourt Roll are Freeholders, 175.^, in IvoL 8yo. hf, bd* 38^4 



2^ JOHN JlTJSSfiLl SMITH*8 CATALOQT/E 

570 BLAIR'S Grave, a Poem, illustrated hy 12 etchings^ after the designs of W, 

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571 BLAIR'S Sennons, 3 vols. 8vo. very neat, 4s 6d . 1791 

572 BLAIR'S Sermons, complete in 1 vol. 8vo. calf gitt. As 6d 1823 

573 BLAIR'S Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Letters, complete in 1 vol. 8vo. hds, 

3s . : 1S25 

574 BLAKEWAY'S Essay towards the Cure of Religious Melancholy, 12mo. 

neat, 2s . . 1717 

575 BLANCOURT, de FArt de la Verrerie, Cristal, I'Email, Porcelaine, 12mo. 

plates, calf, 3s . . . 1697 

576 BLAND'S Annotations on St. Matthew, 8vo. bds. 3s 1828 

577 BLAND'S Collections from the Greek Anthology, a new edition, enlarged by 

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578 BLASII (Gerard!) Anatomia Animalium, 4to. many plates, neat, 4s 6d 1681 

579 BLAAW'S (W. H.) Barons' War, including the Battles of Lewes and Evesham, 

thick small 4to. many plates, (a very interesting volume,) I5s 1844 

580 BLAYNEY'S Treatise on Life Annuities, 8vo. bds. scarce, 5s 1817 

581 BLEDDYN, a Welsh National Tale, by W. S. Wickenden, 2vol8. in 1, 12mo. 

half calf, (wants last leaf), 2s . 1821 

682 BLOOMFIELD'S (Robt. author of the " Farme/s Boy,*') Remains, edited 

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583 BLOOMFIELD'S Banks of the Wye, a Poem, 12mo. plates, bds. 1« 6^ 1811 

584 BLOMBERG'S Account of the Life and Writings of Dr. E. Dickenson, a 

celebrated Greek Scholar, 4to. half calf, 2s 6d , 1737 

585 BLOME'S (Rich.) Britannia, or a Geographical Description of England, Scot- 

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pages of the Anns of the subscribers, amounting to upwards of 800 ! 

5^6 BLOME'S Gentleman's Recreations in the Arts and Sciences, as also of Horse- 
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folio, many fine large plates, good copy, very neat in calf, £2. 5s 1686 

587 BLOME'S (R.) Present State of his Majestic' s Isles and Territories in America, 

8to. maps, neat, 5s . . 1687 

588 BLONDEL (Mons.) Histoire du Calendrier Romain arec Tables, 12mo. neat, 

3s » . La Haye, 1 684 

589 BLOUNT'S Ancient Tenures of Land and Jocular Customs of Manors, 8vo. 

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590 BLOUNT'S Ancient Tenures of Land and Jocular Customs of Manors, 

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591 BLOUNT'S (Edw.) Ars Aulica; or the Courtier's Arte, 18mo. neat, 3s 1607 

592 BLOUNT'S (Thos.) Animadversions upon Sir Richard Baker's Chronicle, and 

its Continuation, wherein many errors are discovered, and some truths ad- 
vanced, 12mo. half calf, 3s 6d . . Oxon. 1672 

593 BLUCHER.— Life and Campaigns of Field Marshal Blucher, 8vo. plans, bds. 

3s . . . . 1815 

594 BOADEN'S Inquiry into the Authenticity of the Pictures and Prints of 

Shakespeare, 4to. 9 fine peoof plates, on India Papeb^ half green morocco, 
gilt top, 7s 6d . . 1824 

595 BOADEN'S Life of Mrs. Jordan, with her private correspondence, 2 vols. 8vo. 

bds. 4s 6d . . 1831 

696 BOASE'S (Dr. H.) Treatise on Primary Geology, being an Examination both 

Practical and Theoretical, of the Older Formations, 8vo. bds. 2s 6d 1834 
597 , BOCCACCIO, II Decamerone da Martinelli, royal 4to. portrait, pine edition, 

neat, 7s 6d . . 1762 

598 BOCCACCIO'S Decameron, or Ten Day's Entertainment, with Retoarks by 

Dubois, 8vo. new, doth. As (pub. at 7s 6d) • 1845 



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599 BODIAM CASTLE (in Sussex), a Poem in Six Cantos, with large hiBtorical 

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600 BODMIN REGISTER, containing Collections relating to Bodmin, and a 

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601 BODINI (Joan.) de Repuhlica, labri sex, cum Indice, very thick, 8vo. vellum, 

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602 BODY AND SOUL, 2 vols, post 8vo. bds. 3s 6d Longman, 1823 

603 BOETHI Consolationis Philosophise Libri Y. Anglo -Saxonice redditi ab Alfredo, 

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604 BOETIE (S. de la) Discourse of Voluntary Servitude, 12mo. very neafj 2s 6d 

1735 

605 BOHEMIA. — Annalium Virtutis et Fortunae Boiorum auctore Andrea Brunner, 

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606 BOID'S (Capt.) History and Analysis of the Principal Styles of Architecture, 

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607 BOILEAU, (Euvres de, 2 vols, folio, pinbly pbintbd, with borders, and 

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608 BOILEAU, (Euvres de, avec des eclaircissemens Historiques donnes par hd* 

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Saint Marc, 5 vols. 8vo. Labge Papeb, best edition, veby good copy, in 
French calf, £\.Ss . . Par, 1772 

609 BOILEAU (Euvres, completes de, 3 vols. 8vo. neat, 4s ib, 1810 

610 BOISTE, Dictionnaire Universel de la langue Francoise, avec le Latin, 4 to. 

neat, 3s . . ib, 1808 

611 BOIS DE LA COUR'S Excellent Discourses on the five Books of Moses, with 

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312 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER and Second Lessons, with Notes by Miss 

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613 BOOK OF COSTUME, or Annals of Fashion, from the earliest period to the 

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614 BOOK FOR BOYS and GIRLS^ or Country Rhimes for Children, by J. B. 

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615 BOLINGBROKE'S (H. of Norwich) Voyi^ to the Demerary, the Essequebo, 

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1807 

616 BOLOGNESE DIALECT. La Chiaqlira dla Banzola o per dir mii fd divers, 

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rare, 6s 6d . . Bologna, 1813 

617 BOLNEST'S (Dr. £.) Aurora Chymica, or a Rational Way of Animals, 

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618 BOLTON'S Nero Caesar, or Monarchic depraved, an Historical! Worke^ folio, 

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619 BOLTON'S Elements of Armories, 4to. (wants title and last leaf), many cuts, 

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621 BONIFACE, Manuel des Amateurs de la Langue Frangais, thick 8vo. sewed, 

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622 BONNER.— Life and Defence of the conduct and principles of the venerable 

and calumniated Bishop Bonner, by a Tractarian British Critic, 8vo. cloth, 6s 

1842 

623 BONNEY'S (Archd.) Historic Notices of Fotheringay in Leiecstershire, 8vo. 

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634-.'BONNYGAEnLE'8 (Sir K. Q.) Newfoundland in 1842. 2 rats. poM »ro. 

' ' 'liJS, 6»6d . ... 1842 

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1777 
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r PKiNTED, half calf, 7* 6rf . 1817 

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i (Abr.) Treatise on the Art of Engraving in Cc^per and Wood, (in 
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rure et des Estampes en Bois et en Taille Douce par Major H(om- 
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631 BOSSEWELL'S(John) WorksofAnnoriedenyded into three bookes entitnled 

the Concordes of Armorie, the Armorie of ilonor and of Coates and Creates, 
4to. LABGE PAPBB, dlaffe Ittttr, (imperfect), very neat, 7s 6d 1672 

632 BOSWELt'S Life (rf Dr.. JohnacHi, including his Tour to the^ebridea, 

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633 BOSWELL'S Life of Dr. Johnson, also Boswell's- Tour to the Hebrides, 

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634 BOSWELL'S Ecclesiastical Division of the Diocese of Bristol, collected &am 

Ancient MSS. &c. 8vo. bd*. As &d . Sherborne, N. D. 

«35 BOSWELL'S Civil Division of the County of Dorset inethodica% d^ted 

and arranged, 8vo. very neat, 3« 6d . '., ib. 1 795 

636 B08SI (Giuseppe, Pittore) del Cenacolo di Leonardo da Vinci, thtdc royal 

4to. plates, bds. £\. \s. . MildK, 1810 

637 BOSMAN'S Description of the Coast of Guinea, 8vi). curious plat^, SOi)d 

copy, neat mnd clt'an, 3» 6d , ^ 1705 

638 BOSNIA — History of the War in Bosnia, 1738-9, translated irotoi the 

Turkish bv Frsser, royal 8vo. cloth, 3« . \l830 

639 BOSQUET, La Nwmimdie Bomaneeque et Merveilleuse, Traditions, Leg^**^' 

et Superstitions PopuJuies de cette Province, thick 8vo. sewed, 8« U845 

640 BOSSU on tut l^tio Poem, vrith many (wrious Beflections on Homer and ViJ^, 

8vo. neat, 2# ,- , . , . ^693 

1G41 BOSWORTH'S Anglo-Sason Dictionary, vrith the large Introduction, poyal 

8Vo,.»N£ ooFTini-MMt'ii, Mtwcw, aGS. I2« 6>j' ...' ^838 

.642 BOOTH'S Ladcdn of the Primitive Words ef the Greek LaDgu^B, Svo. ^ hda. 
: -,: 3* . . - jtf820 

643 BOOT, Gemman&n at I^dum Htatoria cum ToM, Svo. e»t», half rugsi 

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644 BOTTA (Carlo) Stwia d'ltalia dal 1789 id 1814,4 ]axgeYo\e.8vo>3ai>ed,\ 

Italia, 1^ 

645 BOTTA'S History of Italy during the Consulate and Empinf of NapolefVn, 

2 vols. Svo. Aa?/ eo// ^»7f, 8* 6rf . , ■ 18?^8 

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i647 BOrCHETTE'S Topographical and Statistical Account of the British Dom" ,i- 

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folio, n«Mt, I2t . . -drks b' \i5! 



OF GHOXGE^ USBFUIi, AND CURIOUS BOOKS. ^1 

649 BOUBGET'S Hintory of the Abbey of Bee near Bonen^ in 'Nammiys. I2mp\ 

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{Smnetimea added as a wpplement U No. lQ4,y • i 

650 BOURNON (^ompte de) Traite Complet de la Cbaux Carbonat^e et der Aira- 
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' tneorie de la Cristallisation, et son Application, 3 vols. 4 to. one vo^.'^tefnposed 

qf platen, bds. 9s '; . '''1808 

651 .BOURNE (V.) Poemfeta, latine partim reddita; partim sciipta, 12<no. fine 

C0PT» i^ old turkey morocco, 6s . 1 734 

651*BOUTELL'S (Rev. C.) Monumental Brasses and Slabs ; an Historical and 
Descriptive Notice of the Incised Monumental Memorials of the Middle Ages^ 
royal 8vo. mahy beautiful woodcuts and plates, cloth, lOs 6d - 1847 

A very interesting Tolume and (he most complete treatise on the subject, asr WeU as very 
moderate in price. 

562 BOUTEROVE, Recherches Curieuses des Monoyes de France, folio, - iwaww 
cuts, clean, in the old binding, rare,£\. \bs , 1666 

653 BOWDITCH'S Mission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashantee, 4to. coloured 

plates, half russia, \ 6s — half calf, 1 3s , 1819 

654 BOWDITCH— Another copy, 4to. in bds. \2s . 1819 

655 BOWLES'S Parochial History of Bremhill, Wilts, Svo, plates, bds. I6s 1828 

656 BOWRING'S (Dr.) Poetry of the Magyars, post 8vo. bds. 6s 1830 

657 BOWLKER'S Art of Angling, 12mo. woodcuts, ^c. bds. 2s Ludlow, 1826 

658 BOWYER'S (W. the learned printer) Miscellaneous Tracts, by hith and 

several of his learned friends, with Letters on Literary Subjects, edited by 
Nichols, thick 4to. bds. is 6d . 1785 

659 BOWYER'S '^^ Learned!'* Conjectures on the New Testament, 8vo. very neat^ 

2s 6d . • . 1772 

660 BOWYERand NICHOLS' Essays on the Origin of Printing, 8vo. half vellum, 

uncut, 2s . , t . 1786 

661 BOYS' View of the Agricuhmre of Kent, 8vo. ntc^, neat, 2s 6d 1796 

662 BOYLE'S (Hon. R.) Motives to the Love of God, l2mo* very clean in the 
^ original calf binding, 2s . .1661 

663 BRABANT. T-Theaae ^t Brabantia ultra velpam quse olim Hasbaise pars, a 

J. B. Gramaye, 1606— Crallo Brabantia — Gallo-Brabantia ad limitem Namur- 

caeum, 1606 — Antiquitates Illustrissimi Ducatus Brabanitise, I6l0 — Gallo- 

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664i BRACKENRIDGE'S Voyage to South America, by order of the. American 
Government,, 2 vols. 8vo.;cfl^ caj^ro, 6« . . 1820 

.66^ BBJVDDON^^ Bishop Burnet's late History charged with great Partiality 
and Mi^^resenta^tions, Syo. folding plate, eltmd(iting. the -Murder ^ 
Arthur Earl of EsseXy very neaty.^s^^ / ., . . 1725 

666^ BRADEORD'S A^nerican A]Itiq^Uies and Researches into the Origin and 
^ History of the Red Race, 8vo. cloth, 8« 1841 

667 BftADY'S Clavis Calendaria, or Compendious Analysis of 'the Calendar, 2 volsl 
%vo.bds:^s ' ^ 1812 

(368 BRAGGE'S Works, viz. Discourses on the Parables, 2 vbls.— Observations on 
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together 6 vols. S\o.Jine copies, brown calf gilt, £1. I8s 1768-24 

669 BRAITHWAITS (Rich.)' Drunken Barnaby^^ fottr Jburnies to the North of 

England in Latin and, English Metre ; tpgether with Bessy JB^ell and Chevy 
Cbace, 12mo. plates, halfinissid, gilt top,' 6s . ' 1822 

670 BRAITHWAIT'S (Ric.) Comment upon the Two Tales, (the MUler's and 

Wiffe of Bath) of our Ancient and RSE(nowned Sir JefFray Chaucer, Knight, 
(a curious specimen of an early Review) sm. 8vo. original binding, rare, 
7s 6d • . 1665 



32 JOHN tlVSSELL SHITH^S CATALOGUE. 

671 BRAITHWAIT'S Joriall Disputation, briefly shadowing the Law of Drinking 

— Smoaking Ag^, or the Man m the Mist, with the Life and Death of Tobacco, 
dedicated to Captains Whiffe, Pipe and Snuffe, 12mo. two very euriou& 
frontiameces by Marshall, very neat in calf, base, £2. I2s 6d 1617 

672 BR AITH WAITS Arcadian Princesse, or the Triamph of Justice, describing 

excellent rules of Physickefor a sicke justice, l2mo. frontispiece by Marshall^ 
12mo. new and very neat in half calf, 9s 1635 

673 BRAITHWAIT'S Essays on the Five Senses, with Life, 4to. half calf extra, 

4s 6d . Reprint 0/1625 — 1815 

674 BRAMWELL'S Manner of Proceeding on Bills in the House of Commons, 

4to. bds. scarce, 7s 6d . 1833 

675 BRAND'S Voyage to Peru and across the Andes, Svo. halfrussia, 5s 1828 

676 BRAND'S History and Antiquities of Newcastle-on-Tyne, 2 toIs. royal 4 to. 

many fine plates, neat in calf, £\\2s , 1789 

677 BRANDT (Sebastian) Aff-ghebeelde Narren Speel-schuyt (The Ship op 

Fools), 4to. kumebous yeby singular woodcuts, black letter, good copy 
in vellum, I5s . Amst. 1635 

A very popular book of the 15th and 16th centuries, and which was translated into most 
of the European languages. 

678 BRANSBY's Descriptive and Historical Sketch of Beddgeleret and its 

Neighbourhood, in Wales, 18mo. bds. 2s 6d 1840 

679 BRASSE'S Greek Gradus, or Greek, Latin, and English Prosodial Lexicon, 

thick Svo. bds. 7s 6d . 1832 

680 BRAY'S (Mrs. the Novelist) Description of the part of Devonshire bordering 

on the Tamar and Tavy, its Natural History, Manners, Customs, Super- 
stitions, Antiquities, &c. 3 vols, post 8vo. bds. 9s 6d 1836 

681 BRAY'S (Mrs.) Trials of the Heart, 3 vols, post 6vo. bds. As (pub. at 

£\.\\s6d) . . 1839 

682 BRAYLEY xAND BRITTON'S History of the Ancient Palace and Houses of 

Parliament at Westminster, thick 8vo. 48 beautiful plates, after drawings 
by Billings, cloth, 9s (pub. at ^1. As) . 1836 

683 BRAYLEl'S History of the County of Surrey, 4to. vol. 1 in 2 parts, and 

vol. 2, part 1, {the work is not yet finished), together 3 vols, many fine plates 
in cloth, £\. Is . 1841-2 

684 BRAYLEY' S Londiniana, or Reminiscences of the British Metropolis, 4 vols. 

12mo. ufith numerous plates from curious old drawings and paintings, cloth, 
I2s6d . . 1829 

685 BRETON'S (Nicholas) Praise of Virtuous Ladies, 12mo. half calf, 5s 

Lee Priory Press, IB\ 5 

686 BREWER'S Introduction to the '' Beauties of England and Wales, in 2.5 vols." 

comprising the History and Antiquities of the Britons, the Romans in Britain, 
the Anglo-Danes, and the Anglo-Normans, thick 8vo. maps, bds. 9s 1818 

687 BREWER'S (Thos.) Memoir of John Carpenter, town-clerk of London in the 

Reigns of Henry V. and Henry VI. (founder of the City of London School), 

8V0. PRIVATELY PEINTBD, CLOTH, 3* 6d • 1836 

688 BREWSTER (Sir D.) on the Kaleidoscope, post 8vo. plates, bds. scarce, 3s 6d 

1819 

689 BRICKHILL'S Natural History of North CaroUna, 8vo. plates, neat, scarce, 

7s 6d . . 1743 

690 BRIDGEN'S Furniture with Candelabra, folio, 2 parts, folio, containing 12 

plates, 3s . . 1825 

691 BRIEF View of Greek Philosophy,, up to the Age of Pericles, ] 2mo. new cloth, 

29^4 • . Pickering, 1844 



OF CHOJCE, USEEtJL, A»D CURIOUS BOOKS. 33 

692 BRIENNE.-t-Memoirbis du Comte de Brietme Mkiisti»-:^t Premiere Secretaire 

d'Etat, 3 vols. 12mo. very neat, 68 . 1719 

693 JBRIGANT/ Elemens de la Langue^des Geltes G6meritesj on Bretons, ]2iiio. 

extra bda. rare, 9* . . Strasb. 1 779 

694 BRIGHTS Travels from Viemia, through Lower Hungary, 4to. plates, half 

raasia extra, gilt top, 16* . .. 1818 

695. BRISSOT DE WARVILLE'S Travels in the United States, 8vo, bde. 3*1792 

696 .BRISSOT DE WARVILLE on the Commerce of America with Europe, parti- 

cularly with France and Great Britain, 8vo. neat 9 3* , .1794 

697 BRISSONII (B.) Selectarum ex Jure Civile Antiquitatem Libri IV. eiusdem 

ad Legem Joliam de Adulteriis, de Solutionibus et liberationibus, de Riti 
Nuptiarium etde Jure Conubiorum, small 8vo. vellum, 3* 6d 1625 

698 BRISTOL.— Etchings of the Antiquities of Bristol, by J. Skelton, from 

original Sketches by H. O'Neill, royal ,4to.. 56 fine plates, half bound and 
lettered, {an interesting volume,) £\, \8 . .1824 

699 BRISTOL. — Antiquities of Bristow in the Middle Centuries, including the 

Topography of William Wycestre and Liife of William Canynges, by the Rev. 
. J. Dallaway, royal Syo, plates, 3s 6d , - 1834 

700 BRISTOL CHARITIES ; being the Reports of the' Commissioners as, far as 

relates to that City, edited by T. G. Manchee, 2 vols, in 1, 4to. new half calf 
gilt, £1, If (pub. at £4. 4s) . . .183L 

701 BRISTOL.— Transactions of the Corporation of the Poor in the City of 

Bristol, during a Period of 126 Years, by J. Johnson, 8vo. bds, 3s 1826 

702 BRITANNIA DEPICT A, or Ogilby improved, being an actual Survey of all 

the direct and principal Cross-roads, in England and Wales, \tj Eman. Bowen» 
4to. the whole engraved, with Arms, ^c. on the margins of the maps, neat, 
curious, 5s . . . 1764 

703 BRITTON'S Fine Arts of the English School, illustrated in a Series of Engrav- 

ings from. Paintings, Sculpture, and Architecture, royal 4to. 24 plates, cloth, 
ISs . . * . ,1812 

704 BRITTON'S Catalogue Raisonn^ of the Pictures at Cleveland House, (Marquis 

of Stafford's,) 8vo. bds. 2* . . ' 1808 

705 BRITTON'S Picturesque Views of EngUsh' Cities, impl. 4to. large paper, 

very nice impressions of the plates, bds. £2. 12* 6d (pub. at ^12.) 1830 

706 BRITTON'S Picturesque Antiquities of Englisli Cities, 4to. 60 fine views, and 

many woodcuts, bds, £\, 15* (pub. at £7, 4*) 1830 

A very beautiful volume, with original impressions of the plates. 

707 BRITTON'S Union of Architecture, Sculpture, and Painting, exemplified in 

the House of Sir John Soane, royal 4to. large fap^r, 29 fine plates, £\, 1* 
(pub. at ^3. 3*) . . 1827 

708 BRITTON'S Norwich Cathedral, crown folio, largest paper^ 25 fitie jplates; 

bds. £i. 14* (pub. at £6. 6s) : 1816 

709 BRITTON'S Salisbury Cathedral, crown folio, largest paper, bds. £1. 18* 

(pub. at ^.) . . 1814 

710 BRITTON'S Salisbury Cathedral, impl. 4to. large paper proofs of the 

plates, elegant in half blue morocco, gilt top, {Mr. Britton's own copy,) 
£i. 15* . .- 1818 

711 BRITTON'S Salisbunr Cathedral, royal 4 to. large paper, 31 engravings, 

bds. £\. 5* (pub. at £5. 5s) . ' . 1814 

712 BRITTON'S Worcester Cathedral^ impl. folio, large papi;r, with pboofs 

AND etchings, elegant in half blue morocco, gilt top, {Mr. Britton^s own 
copy,) £\.l8s ■ . . 1835 

713 BRITTON'S Winchester Cathedral, royal folio, largest vap^r, proofs of the 

plates, £2. 5* (pub. at^lO. 10*) . 1817 

714 BRITTON'S Wells Cathedral, royal 4to. large paper, with proofs on India 
, paper, and etchings, bds. £2, 8* (pub. at 4610. 10*) - 1824 

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715 BRFTTON'S Bristol Cathedral, impL 4to. lasge papsb, \2/ne plates, hds. 

18« (pub. at ^62. 2«) . . 1830 

716 BRITTON'S Bath Abbejr Church, royal 4to. large paper, Ida. 14* 1825 

717 BRITTON'S History and Antiquities of Bath Abbey Churdi, royal Sro.fine 

plates, half oalfi 7s ^d . . 1825 

*«* The foregoing Cathedrals are fine original copies, which are now difficult to procure. 

718 BRITTON'S Autobiography, royal Syo. not printed for sale, presentation copy, 

fcith Authoi^s autograph, hds, Ss . ^ 1825 

719 BRIXTON'S Memoirs of Henry Hatcher, author of the "History of Salis- 

bury,'* royal 8vo. j!)or/rai7, privately printed, 3« 1847 

720 BRITTOIv'S Dictionary of the Architecture and Archaeology of the Middle 

Ages, royal 8vo. A2 fine plates, by Le Keux, half green morocco, gilt tops, 
£1. 4s . . 1835 

721 BRITTON'S Dictionary. — Another copy, impl. 4to. largest paper, 42 

fine plates by Le Keux, pale russia extra, sides and back richly tooled, gilt 
leaves, fyc. by Mayday, £3. I3s (pub. at £7. 7s) 1838 

A VEET BEAUTIFUL VOLUME. 

722 BRITTON'S Historical and Topographical Sketches of Wiltshire, (from the 

Beauties of England and Wales), royal 8vo. large paper, illustrated with 
numerous additional plates, half morocco, lis . 1814 

723 BRITTON'S (John) Essays on Topographical Literature, with Glossaries of 

Words used in Ancient Writings, 4to. only 50 copies printed, cloth, I2s 1843 

724 BRITTON andBRAYLEY'S Memoirs of the Tower of London, post 8vo./ne 

woodcuts, cloth, 5s , . . 1830 

725 BRITISH Almanac and Companion, from 1828 to 1847, 20 vols. 12mo. a 

COMPLETE SET, c/oM, 20* C> Knight, 1828-47 

726 BRITISH Almanacs.— Another Series, from 1833 to 1846 inclusive, 13 vols. 

12mo. c/oM, 10# 6rf , . 1833-46 

Containing a great deal of general itifbitnation of permanent interest. 

727 BRITISH DRAMA, comprehending the best Plays in the English Language, 

5 vols, royal 8vo. very neat in brown calf, marbled leaves, £1. IBs 1804 

728 BRITISH MARTIAL, or an Anthology of English Epigrams, being the 

largest collection ever published, 2 vols. 12mo. bds, 3s 6d 1806 

729 BRITISH MUSEUM. Report and Minutes of Evidence of the Select Com- 

mittee of the House of Commons on the British Museum, 2 very thick vols, 
folio, (1374 pages,) with plans, sewed, 5s 6d . 1835-6 

730 BRITISH MUSEUM.— Another copy, 2 vols, folio, half bound, 7s 6d 1835-6 

Containing an immense mass of information on Literary Subjects, Natural History, and 
the Fine Arts, by the principal literati of the day. 

731 BROCARDI (Jacobi) Mystica et Frophetica libri Levitici Interpretatio, 12mo. 

bds. 4s 6d . . Lug. Bat. 1580 

** Liber prohibitus et valde scandalosus.'' — -Note on title, 

732 BROCKEDON'S Road Book from London to Naples, 8vp. fine plates by 

Finden, from Drawings by Stanfield, Prout, and the Author, cloth, an original 
copy, 8s 6d (pub. at £1. 4s) . 1825 

733 BROCKEDON. Another copy, imp. Svo. proofs of the plates, cloth, lOs 6d 

1835 

734 BROCKETT'S Glossary of North Country Words, j^st Syo. half morocco, 

gilt top, 6s > . 1825 

735 BROCKETT'S Glossary of North Country Words, post 8vo. second edition, 

cloth, 7s 6d . . Newcastle, 1829 

736 BROOKE'S (Dr. R.) Art of Angling, small 8vo. 135 woodcuts, neat, 2s 1799 

737 BROOKE'S (Dr. R.) General Gazetteer, enlarged by Findlay, 12mo. neat, 3s 

1842 

738 BROOKE'S (W. A. Civil Engineer) Treatise on the Improvement of the 

Navir- ' " '^ '^'*^rs, 8 vo. cloth, 3s 6d . 1 84 1 



OF CHOICfij ' trSEfUt) AKD CtJltlOtd fiOOKS* 3S 

739 BROOK'S (Thos. the Puritan) London's Ltontotations, or a seriougr Discourse 

concerning that late fiery dispensation that turned our (once renowned) City 
' into a ruinous heap, 4to. half calf ^ {ttrants 4 leaves,) be 1670 

740 BROOKE'S (Sir Arthur Capel) Travels through Sweden, Norway, ^d Fin- 

mark to the NoHb Cape, 4to. many plates, bds, 12« 1823 

741 BROOKE'S Winter in Lapland and Sweden, 4to. many plates, hid/ calf ^ 

XOs^d . . 1827 

742 BROMLEY'S Cataldgue of Engraved British Portraits, consisting of the 
' Effigies of Persons in every Walk of Human Life, 4to. bds, ^s 1793 

743 BROSSARD, Dictionaire de Musique contenant les Termes Grecs, Latins, 

Ittdiens et Francois usites dans la Musique, 8vo* scarce. As AmstVv, d* 

744 BROUGHAM'S (Lord) Speeches, 4 vols. 8vo. cloth, £\. \0s 1838 

745 BROUGHAM'S (Lord) Historical Sketches of Statesmen who flourished in 

the Reign of Geo. III. royal 8vo. fne portraits, cloth, 9s 6d (pub* at 21 s) 

1846 

746 BROUGHTON'S Bihliotheea Historico Sacra, ot Kctionary of the 

Principal Matters relating to Religion, 2 vols* folio, fine clean copy in the 
originai calf, £\ , Is . . 1737 

747 BROUGHTON'S Selections from the Popular Poetry of the Hindoos, 12mo* 

half calf, 2* . ' . 1814 

748 BROWNE'S (Ric.) Medicina Musica, or a Mechanical Essay of the Effects of 

Singine, Music, and Dancing, on Human Bodies, 12mo. neat, 2s 1729 

749 BROWNE'S (Sir Thos. ofNormch) Works, £o\io, portrait, vellum, {a little 

damaged at the end), 1 4s . . 1686 

750 BROWNE'S Miscellany Tracts, viz. Bihliotheea Abscondita, Garlands, Hawks 

and Falconry, Saxon Tongue, &c. 12mo. very neat, 38 1684 

751 BROWNE'S (Sir Thomas) Posthumous Works, including Repertorium, or 

the Antiquities of Norwich Cathedral — Account of some Urns, &c. found at 
Brampton — Letters to and from Sir William Dugdale, 8vo. cuts, neat, 5«— 
Anotheb, halfrussia, 4s Qd . 1723 

752 BROWNE'S Christian Morals, with Life by Dr. Johnson, l2mo. half calf, 

uncut, 2s , ' . 1756 

753 BROWNE'S (W.) Britannia's Pastorals, edited by W. Thompson, a new 

edition, li^mo. bds. 2s 6d , . 1845 

754 BROWNE'S (Dr. W.) Antiquities of the Jews, with their Modern Customs 

illustrated from Modem Travels, 2 vols. Sro. plates, bds, Ss 6d 1820 

755 BROWN'S (J. B.) Historical Account of the Laws enacted against Catholics, 

8va. bds, 4s . . 1813 

756 BROWN'S (Dr. T. author of Essays on the Human Mind) on Cause and 

Effect, 8vo. bds. Ss . .1835 

757 BROWN'S (Tom) Works, Sferibus and Comical, 4 vols. \2mo, plates, neat, 

I4s . . 1714 

758 BROWN'S (Tom) Collection of all his *' humorous*' Dialogues, 8vo. neat, 

Ss6d ' . . 1704 

759 BROWN'S CoEicordanc^ to the Bible, 1^6, pocket edition, cloth, Is 1«37 

760 BROWN'S Dictionary of the Scottish Language, 12mo. cloth, 2s 1845 

761 BROWN'S Book of Butterflies and Moths, 12mo. 48 coloured plates, cloth, 

2s . .1843 

762 BROWN^S Campaigns of the North-Wfestem Army, with View of the Lake 

Coast from Sandusky to Detroit, 12mo. 3s Burlinaion, Ft 1814 

763 BROWNING'S History of Tuscany, the Revival of Letters, And the Fan]ffly 

of the Medici, 4 vols. 8vo. 6<^. 10« 6</ \ * 1826 

764 BROWSHOLME HALL.— Description of Browsholme Hall in th^West 

Riding of York, and of the Parish of Waddington, also a Collection of Letters 
fifom the originals, temp. Charies I. to James II., in the possession of Thos. 
LiSTEE PABK£K,Esq. 4to. many plates, pRiVAtELY printed, bds, £1,4^ 1815 

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765 BBUCE'S (W. D.) Chronalo^cal Tables for tlie Antiquary and G«neii]ogis(t, 
I2ino. cloth. Is 6d * . 1847 

7G6 BRUCE' S (John) Original Letters and other Docunxents rdating to the Bene- 
factions of Abp, LauoT to the County of Berks, small 4to. cloth, 9« 

Berks Ashmolean Society, 1841 

7^7 BByCE'S Annals of the Hon. East India Company, 3 vols. 4to. boards, 
Ss^d . . 1810 

768 BRUCE' S (P. H) Memoirs/ with his Travels in the East, and sereral very 
interesting private Anecdotes of Peter the Great, 4to. fine copy, calf extra, 
As^d . . . 1782 

769. BRUNET (J. C.) Notice sur les differentes editions des " Heures Gothiques" 
omees de Gravures imprimees a Paris, royal 8vo. only 30 printed, sewed, 
6s 6d . . . 1834 

770 BRUNET, Manuul du Libraire et de I'Amateur de Livres, 3 vols. 8vo. half 
russia, marbled leaves, Ss . . 1810 

771 BRUNET, Jdanuel du Libraire et de TAmateur de Livres, 10 large* 8 vo. 
volumes, finjb and thick 'Ba.iper, ivery few printed^) sd, £6, .6s 1842, &c. 

The fourth edition of the most important bibliographical work ever publishiMl ; it incor- 
, porates the three vols, of Supplement to the 3rd edition. 

772 BRUNI (Conrad.) Opera, (de Legationibus, de Ceremoniis, de Imaguubus, de 
Haereticis in genera, C^tati Afri, Episcopi, libri' sex de Donatistis, de Sedi- 
tionibus Jo. Cochlsei de Seditipsis appendix triplex contra quosdam Bebelles 

A huius temporis), 3 vob. folio, complete, fine copy, in calf very, scarce, 

§ £l.Us6d . Moyunt, 154S'50 

f 77Z BRUTO (S. J.) Vindiciee Contra Tyrannos sive de Frindpisin Popukan Popu- 

lique in Principem legitima potestate, 1.8mo. very neat, 3s 1660 

774 BRUTUM Fulmen, or the Bull of Pope Pius V. concerning the Excommuni- 

cation and Deposition of Q. Elizabeth, and the .Absolution of her Subjects, 
also the Bull of Paul III. against Henry YIII. edited by Bishop BarlOw, 4to. 
neat, 7s 6d . . . 1681 

775 BRYCE'S (Rev. J.) Sketch of British India, mth a view of pointing out the 

best Means of Civilizing and Christianizing its Inhabitants, 8vo. bds* 3s 1810 

776 BRYDGES' (Sir E.) Letters from the Continent, both parts, avo. calf gilt, 

6s 6d . . Lee Priory, 1825 

777 BRYDGrES' Anti-Critic, containing Literary (not Political) Criticisms and 

Opinions, 8vo. (only 75 printed), cloth, SI,, Is •• 1822 

778 BRYDGES' Note on the suppression of Memoirs am^ounced.by the Author in 

1825, l2mo. privately printed, bds. 3s — Another, neat in calf 5s 

Paris, 1925 

779 BRYDGES' (Sir E.) Lex Terrse, a Discussion of the Law of England regard- 
. ing elaims of Inheritable Right, (slightly imperfect), Geneva, 1831. — State- 
. ment of the Claim of Mr. Brydges of Wotton to the Barony of Chandos, folio 

*— The Anglo-Genevan, a Prospectus of a New Critical Journal, &g. in 1 vol. 
8vo. half calf neat, I5s . Geneva, 1831 

780 BRYDGES' Sir Ralph Wilbughby, an Historical Tale, post 8vo. elegant in 

calf, 3s6d . . Florence, 1820 

781 BRYDGES' Hall of Hellingsley, a Tale, 3 vols. 12mQ^ bds. the anthot^s copy, 

with his autograph in each vol. 6s . 1821 

782. BBYDGES' Anglo-Genevan Critical Journal for 1831, 2 vols. I2mo. bds. very 

scarce, \2s . < . Geneva, 1831 

793 BRYDGE'S.Rununator, a Series of Moral, Critical, and Sentimental il^says, 

2 vols. 12mo. n«a^, 5« • .1813 

784 BRYDGES' Recollections of: Foreign Travel, on Lifb, Literatune, and Self- 

knowledge, 2 vols, post dvo. bds, 4s 6d . 1825 

785 BRYDGES on the Character and Poetical Genius of Iiord Byron, post Svo. 

bds. 3s . . 1824 



OF CHOICE, USEFtJL, AND CUBIOUS BOOKS. 37 

786 BUYD6ES' Imaginatiye Biograpbj (similar to Landor^s Imaginary Cotwersa- 

tions) 2 vols, post 8vo. bds, 5s . 1834 

787 BRYDGES' (Sir Egerton) Autobiography, 2 vols. 8vo. portraits, cloth, 10* 6d 

1834 

788 BRYDGES' Human Fate, a Poem, now first printed, 8vo. Pbivately printed 

by C. Clark, Esq, Great Totkam Hall, Essex, \s 6d 1846 

789 BRYDGES. -^Epistola Francisd Petrarchfle posteritati edente Sa. Eg. Brydges, 

Bart. 8vo. only 25 copies printed, red morocco extra, gilt leaves, rare, \5s 

Neapoli, 1820 
The Epistle of Petrarch to posterity, giving an account of his own Life, is the foundation 
of all the subsequent accounts of him. It is curious in all respects, and more especially as 
an early specimen of Autobiography^ 

790 BRYDGES. —Phillips's Theatrum Poetarum, containing brief Characters of 

the English Poets, with large Additions by Sir Egerton Brydges, royal 8vo. 
half bound, uncut, only 100 printed, 1 4s . Geneva, 1824 

791 BUCK'S (Leop. von) Travels in Norway and Lapland, translated by Blacky 

with Mineralogical Notes by Jameson, 4to. half calf gilt, 7 s 6d 1813 

792 BUCHAN'S (Dr. W.) Advice to Mothers on their own health, and that of 

their Offspring, 8vo. 5<i9. 2« . . 1811- 

793 BUCHANI (G«orgii) Rerum Scoticarum Historia, foUo, fiest edition, very 

clean copy, in the old vellum wrapper, I4s . Edinb, 1582 

794 BUCHANAN'S (Geo*) Epithalamium on the Marriage of Francis and Mary 

Queen of Scots, translated, 8vo. (only 61 copies feinted), «eM>cc?, \s^d 1845 

795 BUCHAN'S (Peter) Annals of Peterhead, with Biography of George Eari 

Marischal, and other Curious Articles, 8vo. m^p and cuts, bds. 3* 1819 

796 BUCHANAN'S (Dr. F.) Journey from Madras, through Mysore, Canara^ and 

Malabar, 3 vols. 4to. map and plates, bds, \Ss • 1807 

797 BUCHANAN. Another, 3 vols. 4to. fine copy in russia, marbled leaves, 

£\. 6« . . 1807 

798 BUCHANAN'S History, Manners, and Customs of the North American 

Indians, Q\o, bds, 3« 6«? . . . 1834 

799 BUCKE on the Life, Writings, and Genius of Akenside, post 8vo. port, bds, 

2s ^d ... . 1832 

800 BUCKE (C.) on the Beauties,. Harmonies, and Sublimities of Nature, 3 vols. 

8V0. NEW EDITION, GEEATLY ENLAEGE0, cloth, 10« 6c? 1837 

801 BUCKINGHAM'S (Sheffield, Duke, of j Works, in Verse and Prose, 2 vols. 

8vo. plates, very neat and clean, 7s • . .1740 

803 BUCKINGHAM'S (George, Duke of) Discourse upon the Reasonableness of 
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of Buckingham, 1685 — Defence of the Duke of Buckingham's book by the 
Pensilvanian, 1685 — An Apologie for the Church of England, against the 
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bound,: Ss . 

803 BUCKINGHAM'S (J. S.) Travels among the Arab Tribes east of Syria and 

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804 BUCKINGHAM'S (J. S.) Travels in Mesopotamia, 4tOr plates, half calf gilt, 

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805 BUCKINGHAM'S Mesopotamia, 2 vols. 8vo. plates, bds. Us 1827 

806 BUCKINGHAM'S (L. S. F.) Memoirs of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, 

2 vols. 8vo. ^or^«. cloth, 5* (pub. at ^1. 8«) . 1844 

807 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Lysons' Concise Topographical Account of, 4to. 

plates of Antiquities, and map, and the additional ones by Byrne, half calf, 
very neat, \4s . 1813 

808 BUD^I (G.) de Transitu Hellenisimi ad Christianismum, folio, vellum, Ss 6d 

Par. 1556 



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S09 BUDDEI (J. F.) Historia EcclesiasticaVeteris Testamenti Ghrifitiaiiuin, 2 thick 
vols. 4to. half calf ^ 6« . k 1726 

810 BUDDENUS (Job.) Vita QuKehni Wiaynfleti, Ejnscopis Wintonensis, 4to. 

neaty rare, 7s Qd , . Oxon, 1602 

811 BUDDHISM. The Sacred and Historical Books 6f Ceylon, also a Collection 

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; 1833 

812 BULL'S (Bp.) Companion for the Candidates of Holy Orders, 12mo. new and 

very neat, 3* 6df . 1714 

813 BULLAE'S Winter in the Azores, and a Summer at the Baths of the Furnas, 

2 vols. Syo. plates, cloth, \As (pub. at ^1. 8«) 1841 

814 BULLET, Memoires sur la Langue Celtique, avec une Dictionaire Geltique 

refennant tous les termes de cette langue, 3 vols, folio, very neat, scarce^ 
£3, 3* • . Besan^on, 1754 

815 BULLETIN des Sciences Naturelles et de* Geologic, publiee, sous la direction 

de M. le Baron Ferussac, 18 vols, Svo.fne set in brovm calf, SS, 3s 

Par. 1824-29 

816 BULLEY'S View of the Variations of the Communion and Baptismal Offices 

of the Church of England, 1549 to 1662, also those of the Scotch Prayer 
Book of 1637, 8vo. cloth, 5s . 1842 

817 BULLINGER'S (Henry, Minister at Zurich), Sermons on the Sacraments, 

8vo. cloth, 4s . . 1840 

818 BULLOCK'S (H. A.) History of the Isle of Man, 8vo. map and plate, hds. 

As .• . 1816 

819 BULWER (John) Chirologia, or Naturall Language of the Hand ; ^hereunto 

is added Chironomia, or the Art of Naturall Rhetorike, 2 vols, in 1 vol. 8vo. 
both frontispieces by Marshall, and other cuts, fine copy, calf extra, gilt 
edges, by C. Smith,- tlatle, £\. Is . 1644 

820 BULWER' S (Sir E. L.) Leila, or the Siege of Granada, royal 8vo. many beau^ 

tiful plates by C Heath, extra cloth, \0s 6d (pnb. at ^1. lis 6d) 1838 

82 1 BUQUOY (Graf ) Ideele Verherrlichung des empirisch erfaszten Naturlebens, 

2 vols. 8vo. cloth, 6s . . Leip, 1826 

822 BURR'S History of Tunbridge Wells, 8vo. half calf, 2s 6d 1766 

823 BURCKHARDT'S Travels in Nubia, 4to. bds. (wants portrait), ISs 1819 

824 BURCKHARDT'S Notes on the Bedouins and Wahabys, 2 vols. 8vo. bds. 

scarce, £1, 2s . . 1831 

825 BURGE'S Account of the Restoration and Repairs of the Temple Church, 8vo. 

bds. 3s . . 1843 

826 BURGESS'S (Bp.) Tracts on the Origin and Independence of the Ancient 

British Church, 8vo. second edition, with a map shewing the limits of the 
Church of Rome at the end of the XVth Century, very neat, scarce. Is 6d — 
Another, in boards^ 6s . 1815 

827 BURGESS'S Collection of Tracts on the Doctrine of the Trinity, 8vo. bds. 2s 

1814 

828 BURGESS'S Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of Salisbtlry, 8vo. bds. 2s 1 828 

829 BURGESS'S (Dr. R.) Summer's Excursion in Greece and the Levant, 2 vols. 

12mo. cloth, 4s 6d . 1835 

830 BURGESS (Thomas) Ihitia Homerica, 8vo. bds. 2s . 1820 

831 BURGHLEY'S (Ld*) Collection of State Papers, edited by Haynes, folio, half 

calf neat, £1 . Is . . 1740 

832 BURGON^S life and Times of Sir Thomas Gresham, mth Notices of many of 

his Contemporaries, 2 vols. S^o. plates, cloth, I2s (pub. at £l. I2s) 1839 

Two very handsome and entertaining volumes. 

833 BURGOYNE'S (General) State of the Expedition from Canada, with a Cbllee-' 

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834 BURKE on the Sublime and beautiful, 8vo. large ttfpe, ehth, U 6d 1824 

835 BURKE'S Reflections on the Revolution in France, Svo. half calf, 2s 1790 

836 BURKFS Extinct and Dormant Peerages of England, thick 8vo. calfe^iara, 9s 

1831 

837 BURKE'S Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Extinct and Dormant 

Baronetcies of England, Ireland, and Scotland, medium 8vo. second edition, 
638 closely printed pages, in double cohtmnsy with about 1000 arms on, wood, 
Jine portrait of James /., and illuminated title-page, extra cloth, lOs (pub. 
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Thiii work, wMch has engaged the Authors for sereral years> comprises nearly a thousand 
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of the alliances, achievements, and fortunes, generation eiter generation, from the earliest to 
the latest period. The work is printed to correspond precisely with the last edition of Mr. 
Burke's Dictionary of the Existing Peerage and Baronetage : the armorial bearings are en- 
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It ought to be placed on the shelves of every public Library and Reading Room. The 
priee is considerably less than first cost, and it will not be reprinted, 

838 BURKE'S Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of Great 

Britain and Irelend, 4 large vols. 8vo. arms, cloth, £^2, 10« 1836 

This work contains a gr^at deal of information, as well as t^e armorial bearings not in- 
cluded in the same compiler's *' Landed Gentry.'' 

839 BURKE'S Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of 

Great Britain and Ireland, 2 vols, royal 8yo. in parts, ^1. 15« (puh. at 
^2. 10«) . . 1843-7 

840 BURKE?S HERALDIC ILLUSTRATIONS, comprising the Armorial Bear- 

ings of the Principal Families of the Empire, with Pedigrees, &c. 3 handsome 
vols. super-ik>yal 8vo. with 146 highly finished copperplate engravings, com- 
prising upwards of eight hundred Armorial Bearings, extra red cloth gilt, 
£2, 12* 6rf (puh. at £A. Us 6rf) . 1844-6 

841 BURKE'S Encyclopedia of Heraldry, or General Armory of England, Scot- 

land, and Ireland, comprising a Registry of all Armorial Bearings, from the 
earliest to the present time, including the late grants hy the College of Arms, 
thick royal 8to. 1500 pages, 3rd edition, with the Supplement, cloth, 2ls 
(puh. at £2. 2s) . . 1844 

842 BURMEISTER'S Manual of Entomology, translated by Shuckard, thick 8vo. 

many plates, bds, \Qs Qd . . 1836 

842*BURNS' (Roht.) Works, with an Account of his Life and Writings, by Dr. 

Currie, 8th edition, with many additions communicated by his brother, 

Gilbert Bums, 4 vols. 8vo. very neat in calf, \4s 1820 

843 BURNES' (Sir Alex.) Travels into Bokhara, 3 vols. 12mo. with map and 

plates, bds. IQs , . 1839 

844 BURNS' (J. S.) History of the Fleet Marriages, with Notices of the May-fair, 

Mint and Savoy Chapels, with Estradas from their Registers, 8vo. cloth, 5s 

1834 

845 BURNET'S ^Tho.) Sacred History of the Earth, 2 vols. Svo.plates, very neat, 

4s 6d . . 1726 

846 BURNET, Archseologise Philosophicse sive Doctrinae antiqua de Rerum Origi- 

nibus, 4 to. in old red morocco, gilt leaves, Ss 1692 

847 BURNET'S Abridgement of Vol. III. of the History of the Reformation, 

l2mo, neat, 2s 6d . 1719 

848 BURNET on the 39 Articles, 8vo. bds. 5s 6d Clarendon Press, 1831 

849 BURNEY'S Chronological History of North-Eastern Voyages of Discovery, 

8vo. bds. 3s . . 1819 

850 BURNEY'S (Admiral) Chronological History of the Discoveries in the South 

Sea, 5 vols, royal 4to. many plates, cloth lettered, £2. 2s 1803-17 

** A masterly digest of the Voyages to the South Sea, displaying a rare union of nautiioal 
science and literary research.'' — Quarterly Review. 



40 V JOHN KUfiECELL SMITH's CATALOGUE 

851 BURNEY'S History the Buccaneers of Atneiica, 4to. mup^i.neat, half calf, 

iOs6d . ; . 1819 

852 BURNEY'S Account of the Musical Performances in Westminster Ahbey, in 

Commemoration of Handel, 4to. plates by Bartolozzi, bds, 6« 1785 

853 BURNOUF et Lass^ Essai sur le Pali, ou Langue Sacr^ de la presqu'ile 

au-dela du Gauge, 8TO.'«>p/a^e«, tftftc^ec?, 10« 1826 

854 BURROUGH'S Soverdgn Remedy for all kinds of Grief, mth a Narrative of 

sundry Remarkable Passages, concCTning Mr. John Langham, Son to Sir 
James Langham, Bart. 12mo. very neat, 6y 1697 

855 BURROW'S (Dr. £. J.) Summary of Christian Faith and Practice, compared 

'with the Liturgy, Articles, and Homilies of the Chuith of England, 3 vols, 
post 8vo. bda. As . 1822 

856 BURROWE'S (Rev. R.) Twelve Discourses on the Liturgy, 8vo. bds. 2& 

Cork, 1834 

857 BURSLEM'S (Capt.) Peep into Toorkistan, 8vo. plates, clothe {as good as 

new) 6« . . 1846 

858 BURTON'S (W.) Commentaries on Antoninus his Itinerary so fiir as con- 

cemeth Britain, folio, portrait and map by Hollar, very neat in half ealf, 1 2a 

^ 1658 

1^ 859 BURTON (Gul. Ooron.) Grsecee Linguee Historia, 1657— Dickinsoni Delphi 

"V Phoenicizantes, Oxon. 1655, in 1 vol. 12mo. vellum, 3s 1681 

;860 BURTON'S View of the English Acquisitions in Guinea and the East Indies, 
12mo. very neat, 4s 6d . . 1686 

. 861 BURTON'S Historical Remarques and Observations on the Ancient and 

r ' Present State of London and Westminster, 12mo. curiotts cuts, half calf, 4* 6«? 

1681 

862 BURTON'S (Thos.) Diary of the Parliaments of OHver and Richard Cromwell, 

1656 to 1659, 4 vols.,8vo. elegant in calf, 5^1. 12* 1828 

863 BURTON'S Diary. Ahother copy, 4 vols. 8vo. «w boards, 16* 1828 
'864 BURY.-<-The Woeful and Lamentable Wast and Spoile done by a suddaine 

Fire in S. Edmonds-bury in Suffolke, 10 April, 1608, 4to. turiw^ woodcut, 2s 

Printed for Henrie Gosson, 1608, Reprinted, 1845 

865 BURY'S Coloured Views of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, veith 

descriptive Particulars, royal 4to. Aa/^ 5oww<f, 3« 6fl? . ' 1831 

866 BUSBEQUII (A. G.) Epistola de rebus Turcise, 18mo. very neat, 2s 

JSlzemr, 1660 

867 BUSBEQUIUS'S Travels into Turkey translated, 12mo. neat, 3s 1744 

868 BUSBY'S (S.) Lectures on English Poetry to the time of Milton, 12mo. cloth, 

2s . . 1831 

869 BUTLER'S (Charles) Book of the Roman Catholic Church, scarce, 1825 — 

Butler's Vindication of ditto against the Rev. Geo. Townsend's Accusations 
of History against the Church of Rome, 1826 — ^Townsend's Accusations of 
History, 1826— •Southey's Vindiciee Eoclesi« Anghcanae; Letters to Charles 
Butler on the Romish Religion and Vindicating the Book of the Church, 
1826, in 3 vols. 8vo. new and unifqbm in calf gilt, ^1. 12* V. y. 

870 BUTLER'S (Chas.) Vindication of his '* Book of the Roman CathoHc Church," 

8vo. bds, 5s . . 1826 

871 BUTLER'S (Chas.) Horee JuridicBB Subsedvie, Notes on the Geography, 

Ciironology and Literary History of the Grecian, Roman, Feudal and Canon 
L«w,8vo.bds.2s6d . 1804 

872 BUTLER'S (Bp.) Sermons preached at the Rolls' Chapely 8vo. new and 

elegant in calf, 5s 6d . 1 792 

873 BUTLER'S Analogy of ReUgion. post 8vo. bds. 2s 1836 
. 874 BUTLER'S Memoirs of Dr. Hildersley, Bp. of Sodor and Man, 8vo. bcfy. 3s 

1799 

875 BUTLER (C.) Rhetoricee, Liber duo, quorum prior de Tropis et Figuris, 

nostfinor de Vocc et Gestu, 12mo. brown calf, gilt leaves, 5s Lond, 1621 



of: CHOICE, VSEI'IIL, ANiD Gy&XO0S BOOKS. '41 

876 BUTLER'S (Sam.) Genmne Poetical Bemaias, by Thyer, 8vo; numerous wood- 

cuts and portraits, bds. 3« ; 1827 

877 BUTL£Il.--The Penitent Murderer, being an Exact Narration of the Life 

and Death of Nath. Butler, who (through grace) became .a conyert after he 
had most cruelly murdered John Knight) by B. Yearwood, Chaplain to the 
Lord .Mayor, 12mo. extra bds, 3s 6d . 1657 

878 BYFIELD'S (N. Preacher in Chester) Exposition upon the Epistle to the 

Colossians, foHo, old binding, £1,^8 1649 

879 BYRON'S (Lord) Childe Harolde's Pilgrimage, royal 8vo portraits engraved 

title, and 60 other beautiful plates by Finden, proofs on India Papbb, 
green morodco, extra sides and bach richly tooled^ gilt leaves by Hayday, 
£3. 3s K . . 1841 

880 BYRON'S (Lord) Poems, original and translated, 12mo. second edition, 

very neat, 3s 6d . Newark, 1808 

881 BYRON. Continuation of Don Juan, Cantos XVII, and XVIII (spurious) 

12mo. bds. 2s . 1826 

882 BYRON. Some Rejected Stanzas of Don Juan, with Byron*s own curious 

Notes, from an unpublished MS. in the possession of Capt. Medwin, 4to. 
PRIVATELY FitGLNTED, by C. Clorh, Esq. Great Tqiham Hall, Essex, \s 1845 

883 BYRON. ' The Liberal, or Verse and Prose from the South, by Lord Byron, 
. Leigh Hunt and others, 2 vols. 8vo. bds, As 1823 

884 BYRON'S (Admiral Lord) Narrative of his Shipwreck and Distresses on the 

Coast of Patagonia, 8vo. front, by Wale, fine copy, in old calf, gilt back, 
As%d . . 1768 

ABALLERO, De Prima Typographise Hispanicae eetate specimen, 
. 4to. uncut, 4s . . Roma, 1793 

886 CABINET-COUNCIL, containing the Chief Art of Empire 
and. Mysteries of State discabineted, by Sir W. Ralegh 
and John Milton, 12mo. neat, 3s 6d 1658 

887 C^SARIS (Julii) exrecensione Scafigeri, 18mo. neat old calf, 
gilt leaves, 3s . Amst* 1644 

888 C-^SAR, ex emendatione Jos. Scaliger, 18mo. vellum, 3s Elzevir, 1650 

889 CJBSARIS (Julii) et AUorum de Bellis GaUico Civili Pompeiano, Alexandrino 

Africano et Hispaniensi Commentarii juxta edit Oudendorpii, 6yo. Large 
Pa»er, pine copy in russia extra, 6s ^ Oxf 1780 

890 C^SARS (les) de TEmpereur Julien, avec des remarques et des Preuves, 

illustrees par les Medailles, &c. par Spanheim, 4to. many guts of coins, 
neat, 6s . . 1683 

891 CAHIERS d'Histoire Litteraire Ancienne et Modeme par Burette et Charpen- 

tier, 5 vols. 12mo. extra cloth, 10* 6d Paris, 1836 

892 .CAJLLIE (Reije) Voyage a Temboctou et a Jenne dans I'Afrique Centrale, 

3 vols. 8vo. bds, (no map) 4s 6d , 1838 

893 CALLIEBES, de la Maniere de Negocier avec les Souverains, 2 vols. 12mo. 

neat, 3s , . 1750 

894 CALCOTT'S (Dr.) Grammar of Music, 12mo. cloth, 2s 6d 

895 CALDCLEUGH'S Travels in South America (Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Chili, 

and Peru), 2 vols. 8vo. plates by Daniell, bds, 7s 1825 

896 CALEDONIA ROMANA ; a Descriptive Account of the Roman Antiquities 

of Scotland ; preceded by an Introductory view of the aspect of the Country 
and state of its Inhabitants in the First Century of the Christian Era : and by 
a Summary of the Historical Transactions connected with the Roman occupa- 
tion of North Britain. By RoBi;RT Stuart, 4to. many fine plates, cloth^ \%s 

1845 

897 CALIPORNIA. Historic Naturelle et Civile de la Califomie, 3 vols. 12mo. 
fine copyf in calf, (no map) 7s 6d , Paris, 1767 




42 70HN RUSSELti SMITH'S CATALOOtTE 

898 CALMO^ le BizKare faconde et Ingeniose Rime Peseatoiie, Venet. 1563— 

Naspo Bizaro, calate Fantistiche che canta Naspo Bizaro da Veiiiesia Castellan, 
Tenet, 1565, in 1 vol. 18mo. velltim, Ss 6d 

899 CALMO delli Piaceyoli et Ingeniosi discorsi in piu lettere compressi nella 

liilgua antica volgare dechiaritti, 18mo. vellum, bs 1560 

900 CAMBRIDGE. Guide to the University of Cambridge, interleaved in 

4 to. with many prwts and MS: additions, halfrusna, 9s 

901 CAMBRIDGE GRADUATES. Catalogus Graduati Cantabrigienses sive 

Catalogos exbibens nominaeorum ab anno 1659^—1823, 8vo. hds, 6s 1823 

902 CAMBRIDGE PORTFOLIO (a collection of Papers on the History, Antiqui- 

ties, Beauties, &c. of Cambridge,) by various writers, edited by the Rev. J. J. 
Smith, 2 vols, royal 4to. many plates and woodcuts, very neat in half calf, 
cloth sides, £2. lOs (pub. at ^64. 4s) . 1840 

903 CAMBRIDGE Antiquarian Society's Publications, 10 parts, 4to. (all pub- 

lished), many plates, sewed, •£!. I2s (pub. at ^2. 2s) 4840-5 

904 CAMBRIDGE Camden Society's Transactions, Part III. (the last out) royal 

4to. plates, sewed, 4s 6d . 1845 

905 CAMBRIDGE.— The Statutes of the University of Cambridge, edited by 

James Heywood, 8vo. vol. I. (all printed, and that not for sale) bds. 6« 1840 

906 CAMBRIDGE; Musarum Cantabrigiensum Threnodia in Obitum Georgii 

Ducis Albemarle, 4to. hf vellum, 3i Camb, 1670 

907 CAMBRIDGE'S {O^u) History of the War in India between the English 

and French, 4to. plans,' very neat, 5« 1761 

908 CAMBRIDGE'S (Owen) Works in Prose and Verse, 4to fne portraits and 

plates, neat, 5s . 1803 

909 CAMDEN'S Remaines concerning Britaine, enlarged by Philipot, 4to. por- 

trait, very clean copy in half calf, 9s . 1636 

910 CAMDEN'S Remaines concerning Britaine, enlarged by Plulipott, 4to. kalf 

calf, (little stained) 6s . 1637 

.911 CAMDEN. A C^tteetion of 112 Plates belonging to Gough's Edition of 
Camden's Britannia, consisting of Coins, ancient British, Roman and early 
• English A ntiquities of all kinds, neatly hf bd. £\ . 4s 

CAMDEN SOCIETY^S PUBIilCATIONS, 1838-47, 
All small 4to, in cloth. At veby bedugeb prices. 

912 HISTORIB (^the Arrival of Edward IV. m England, and thefinall Recoverye 

of his Kingdomes from Henry VI. 1471, edited by Bruce, 9* 

913 KYNG JOHAN, a Play, by John Bale, (now first printed), edited by J. P. 

Collier, 9* 

914 ALLITERATIVE Poem on the Deposition of King Richard II., with a Glos- 

sary — Ric. Maydestone de Concordia inter Rich. II. et Civitatem, Loiidon, 
edited by Wright, 9s 

915 PLUMPTON Correspondence; a Series of Letters written in the Re^s of 

Edward IV. to Henry VIII. by the Plumpton Family of Yorkshire, edited by 
Stapleton, pp. 450, \6s 

916 ANECDOTES and Traditions illustrative of Early English History and Litera- 

ture, derived from Manuscript Sources> ecBted by Thorns, 15« 

917 POLITICAL Songs of England, from the Reign of John to that, of Edward 

II., edited and translated by Wright, pp. 426, 8* 6d 

918 ANNALS of the First Four Years of the Re^ of Qneeii Elizabeth, by Sir 

John Hay ward, now first printed, and edited by Bruce, 3* 

919 ECCLESIASTICAL DOCUMENTS, viz. L A Brief History of the Bishop- 

rick of Somerset to the year 1174. 2. Curious Collection of Charters from 
the Libraiy of Dr. Cox Macro, now first published, by the Eev. Joseph 
Hunter, 3s 



OF CHOICE^ USEFUL) AND CURIOUS BOOKS. 4A 

Camden Society's Publications — contimted, 

920 HISTORICAL and CborograpMcal Description of the County of Essex, by 

John Norden, 1594, now first printedy iind edited by Sir H.Ellis, very curious 
• map, 4a dd ' ' 

921 CHRONICLE of the First Thirteen Years of the Reign of Edward IV, by 

John Wark worth, now first printed, and edited by Halliwell, Ss 

922 KEMP'S Nine Daies Wonder, performed in a Daunce from London to Nor- 

wich, with Introduction and Notes, by Dyce, 4s 6d 

** A great cariosity, and, as a rude picture of national manners, extremely well worth 
reprinting." — Gifford's Notes to Ben Jal^n\ 

923 EGERTON PAPERS ; a Collection of Public and Priratc Documents, chiefly 

illustrative of the times of Elizabeth and James I. from the original MSS. 
the property of Lord Francis Egerton, edited by J. P. Collier, pp. 518, 6« 

" Mr. Collin has fallen into a rich field, and foil of pasture, timong the Egcrton Papers. 
They seem to be stored with abundant materials, and the single volume before us is a valuable 
sample of their national interest, and whi;oh throw a light upon, events hitherto imperfectly 
appreciated."' — Literary Gazette. 

924 CHRONICA Jocelina de Brakelonda, de Rebiis Gestis Samsonis Abbatis 

Monasterii Sancti Edmnndi : nunc primum typis mandata cuvante J . Gage- 
Rokewode, 10^ 6d 

925 NARRATIVES iUustrotire of the. Contests in Ireland in 1641 and! 693, edited 

by T. 0. Croker, 4« 

926 CHRONICLE of William of Rishanger of the Barons^ Wai^-The Miracles of 

Simon de Montfort, edited from MSiS. by J. O. Hafliwell, 5s 

927 LATIN POEMS, commonly attribnted to Walter de Mapes, Archdeacon of 

Oxford in the Xlllth Century, edited by T. Wright, pp. 420, 10* 6rf 

The Appendix contains some very curious translations of the Poema, (many now first 
printed) in Anglo-Norman, French, Scotch, and English, from the 13th to the 16th ceptuiy* 

928 TRAVELS of Nicander. Nucius of Corcyra in England^ during the Reign of 

Henry VIII. edited by Dr. Cramer, 3s 

929 THREE Early English Metrical Romances, (the Anturs of Arthur at the Tar- 

newathelan ; Sir Amadace ; and the Avowing of King Arthur, Sir Gawan, 
Sir K^ye, and Sir Bawdewyn of Bretan), with Glossary, &c. by J. Robson, 5s 

930 PRIVATE Diary of Dr. John Dee, and the Catalogue of his Library of MSS. 

now first printed, edited by J. O. Halliwell, 5s 

It gives the reader a most curious insight into the ** sayings and doings'' of this celebrated 
maA during his residence at Mortlake, in Surrey. 

931 APOLOGY for Lollard Doctrines, attributed to Wicliffe, now first printed, and 

edited by Dr. J- H. Todd, pp. 269, 6s 

932 RUTLAND PAPERS. —Documents relating to the Coronation of Henry VII. 

the Field of the Cloth of Gold, and the Interviews of Henry VIII. with the 
Emperor, from the Duke of Rutland's MS. Collections, edited by W. Jerdan, 
4s 6d 

933 DIARY of Dr. Thomas Cartwright, Bishop of Chester, Aug. 168C, to Oct. 

1687, now first printed, edited by the Rev. Joseph Hunter, 4* 6c? 

Cartwright was one of James the Second's creatures for the purpose of furthering Popery 
in England, and also principal comiiiissioner for depriving l)r. Hough of the Presidency of 
Magdalen College, Oxford. ' 

934 ORIGINAL Letters of 'eminent Literary Men of the XVIth, XVIIth, and 

XVIIIth Centuries, frpm the Originals in the British Museum and the Bod- 
leian Library, with Notes by Sir Henry Ellis, ^p. 468, facsimiles, \0s 

935 A CONTEMPORARY Narrative of the Proceedings against Dame Alice 

Kytler, prosecuted for Sorcery" in 1324, by Richard de L6drede, Bishop of 
Ossory, edited by Jhomas Wright, 4s 6d 

This volume affords a curious picture of the turbulent state of Ireland in the. Reign of 
Edward !!• ^nd an interesting chapter in the history of English superstition. 



44 JOHN EtSSBLL SMITH's CATALOGUE 

Camden Society's Publications— con^mw^^?. 

936 PEOMFTOBIUM Pamilorum sive Clericoram, Lexicon Anglo-Latinum prin* 

oepsy autore Fratre Galfrido Grammatico Dicto e Predicationibus Lenne 
Episcopi Northfolciensi, a. d. 1440, oUm e prelis Pynsonianis editum, nunc 
. . ab integrD, commentariolis subjectis, ad fidem codicum recensuit Albeetus 
Way. Tomus prior, 10* 6d 

937 A COLLECTION of Obiginal Lettebs relatiag to the Dissolution of the 

Monasteries, and some other points connected with the Reformation. Edited 
by Thomas Weight, 10« 6d 

938 CORRESPONDENCE of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, during his Govern- 

ment of the Low Countries, in 1585 and 1586, edited by J. Bruce, thick 4to. 
. 500 pp. 109 

939 POLYDORE VERGIL'S ffistory of the Reigns of Henry VI. Edward IV., 

and Richard III., now Jirst printed in Engliah from a MS, in the British 
Museum, by Sir H. EUis, 6# . 1844 

940 A FRENCH Chronicle of London, from the 44th of Henry III. to the 7th of 

Edward III. with copious English notes, by J. G. Aungier, 6* 1844 

941 THE THORNTON ROMANCES.— The Early EngUsh Metrical Romances 
. of Perdval, Isumbras, Eglamour, and Degrevant, edited by HaUiwell, 308 

Ilk PP' ^^ 

., 942 VERNEY PAPERS.— Notes of Proceedings in the Long Parhament, temp. 

A Charles I., taken by Sir Ralph Vemey, Knt., edited by Bruce, 6* 

W 943 AUTOBIOGRAPHY of Sir John Bramston, K.B. of Screens, Co. Essex, 1611 

f to 1700, edited by Lord Braybrooke, 460 pp. 10« 6«? 

1^ I A incMt interestiDg piece of autobiography. 

944 LETTERS of James Earl of Perth to his Sister the Countess of Erroll, &c. 

1688-1696, edited by Jerdan, As 6d 

945 DE ANTIQUIS Legibus Liber-Chronica Maiorum et Vicecomitum Lohdonia- 

rum, 1 1 78 ad 1 274 nunc primum typis mandata curante Thoma Stapleton, 
pp. 550, Ss 6d 

Preceded by a very interesting historiciBl and biographical preface of nearly 300 pages, 
chiefly in English. 

946 CHRONICLE of Calais in the Reigns of Henry VII. and Henry VIII. to the 

year 1 540, by Richard Turpyn, now first printed, and edited by Nichols, 
curious plates, 6s 6d 

947 POLYDORE VERGIL'S EngHsh History, translated, vol. 1, (the period 

prior to the Conquest), edited by Ellis, 6s 6d 

948 A RELATION, or rather true Account of the Island of England, by an 

Italian, 1500, edited by Charlotte A. Sneyd, 4s 6d 

949 DOCUMENTS relatmg to the Church, Town and Castle of Middleham, in 

Yorkshire, edited by Atthill, 4s 6d 



950 CAMERON'S (C. Hay) Two Essays on the Sublime ai^ Beaatiful, and on 

DixeVimg, 8yo, privatelj/ printed, bds. 3s ... . 1835 

951 CAMERARII (Isach.) Symbolorum et Emblematum Centurise TV. 4 vols. 

in 1, 4to. 400 plates, vellum, I5s . Norimb. 1696-1705 

952 CAMOEN'S Lusiad ; an Epic Poem, translated by Mickle, 4to. fine copy in 

russia, marbled leaves, ^ 6d . 1778 

953 GAMOEN'S Minor Poems, translated by Lord Strangford, with Life, 12mo. 

bds. 2s 1805 

954 CAMPAIGNS, 1796, &c. History of the Campaigns of 1796, 7, 8, 9, in 

Germany, Italy, &c. 4 vols. 8vo. maps and plans, bds. 4s 6d 1812 

955 CAMPAIGN op 1813-14 — Lapene, Campagnes sur l*Ebre, les Pyrenees et la 

GsiXOtmR^ 8\o. plans, sewedy 2s . . 1823 



OF CHOICE, USEFtL, AMD CUBIOtJS BOOKS. 45 

956 CAMPAIGN of 1815-^Goubgakb (Genl.) Campaigne de, 1815, Svo. haif 

vellum, 2s . . . 1818 

957 CAMPAIGNS and Cruizes in Venezuela and New Granada, 3 vols. 12mo. bda,. 

(a very interesting book), 58 , 1831 

958 CAMPBELL' SiSale of Authors, a Dialogue in imitation of Lucian's Sale of 

Philosophers, 12mo. neat, half calf, 4* . 1767 

959 CAMPBELL'S Lexiphanes, a Dialogue imitated from Lucian, an attempt to 

expose the affected style and phraseology of our English Lexiphanes, the 
Bamhler, (Dr. Johnson), 12mo. very neat, 3s 6d 1767 

960 CAMPBELL'S (Lord) Speechies at the Bar and in the House of Commons, 

8yo. new cloth, 4s (puh. at I4s) . 1842 

*^i* This Volume contains, amongst others, Lord Campbell's celxbbated Speech 
ON Pabliamentabt Pbivileob ; iQso, that on The Trial of Norton v. Melbourne. 

961 CAMPBELL'S Travels in South Africa, undertaken at the Request of the 

Missionary Society, royal 8\o, plates, bds, 4s 6d 1815 

962 CAMPBELL'S (Rev. J.) Second Travels in South Africa, 2 vols, royal 8vo. 

LARGE PAPEB, coloufed plates, bds» Ss . 1822 

963 CAMPBELL'S Value of Annuities, from £1 . to ^1,000. per annum, on Single 

Lives from the age of one to ninety years, royal 8vo. bds. 5s 1810 

964 CAMPBELL'S (Thos. the Poet), Letters from Algiers, 2 vols. 8vo. bds. 9s 

1837 

965 CAMPBELL'S (Rev. W. the Missionary) British India in its relation to the 

Decline of Hindooism and the Progress of Christianity, with Remarks on the 
Manners, Customs, and Literature of the People, thick 8vo. cloth, 5« (pub. 
at I2s) . . 1839 

966 CAMPBELL'S (Ik. Geo.) Dissertations on the Miracles, 2 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 

8« . . 1797 

y^ 967 CAMPBELL'S Lectures on Systematic Theology aud Pulpit Eloquence, 8vo. 

4^ very neat, 5s ■ . . • 1807 

968 CAMPBELL'S (Dr. Geo.) Four Gospels,. translated with Dissertations and 

Notes, 3 vols. 8vo. calf neat, 9s . 1822 

969 CAMPBELL'S Sequel to Bulkeley and Cummins's Voyage to the South Seas, 

8vo. neat, 2s . . • 1747 

970 CAMPEGIO, Periarchon; id est de Principiis utriusque Philosophise, 12mo. 

Jtne copy J calf extra, (a curious book), 5s ' . Ltigdunij 1 533 

971 C AMJJB (Jesoi, Evesque de Belley) Spectacles d'Horreur ou se descouvurent 

plusieurs Tragiques Efifects de nostre siecle, 12mo. neat, 3s Paris, 1733 

972 CAMUS AT (N.) Melanges Historiques, ou Recueil de plusiers Actes, Traites, 

et Lettres missives, depuis 1390, jusqu'en 1580, 12mo. (no title), 5s 

Trayes, \ii\9 

At page 20 is a treaty of alliance between Charles VI. and Obbinus Princeps Waliarinm, 
t. e. Owen Glendower. In the collection there are a number of other pieces relating to 
England, such as an account of the interview between Francis I. and Henry Ylll.-^^Instruc- 
tions to the French Ambassador at London, 1582 — Coronation of Anne Boleyn, &c. &c. 

973 CANCIONERO y Romancero de Coplas y Canciones de Arte Menor anteriores 

al siglo XYIII. por Augustin Durau, 12mo. half calf, 4s 6d Madrid, 1829 

974 CANT, a Satire {by — Inkstaff, a Watchmaker at Sheford, Beds.) 12mo. 

cloth, 2s . . 184S 

975 CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL. A Critical Dissertation on Professor 

Willis's "Architectural History of Canterbury Cathedral," by Chables 
Sandys of Canterbury, 8vo. sewed, 2s 6d . 1846 

'* It will be found a useful adjunct to the professer's volume, and of itself a complete 
guide to the Architecture of the Cathedral. 

** Those who are curious to distinguish between the true and the improbable in relation to 
the architectural history 6t this celebrated church, wiH derive much valuable information 
from a perusal of Mr. Sandy's treatise.'' — Kent Herald. ' n 



9 



46 JO&N RC88BLL SMITH*8 OATAtOGUi: 

^976 CAPIFIOUB (M.) Histoire de Charlemagne, 2 vols, in one, Stvo. n&w, tree- 
marbled calf extra, lOs Qd . 1842 
9V7 CABACCIOLI'S Life of Pope Clement XIV. (GanganelH) 8vo. bds. 2s 1786 

978 " CARD" (The), 2 vols. l2mo, plate, neat, 5« Printed for the Maker, 1755 

See Ik*. Johnson's .Life oif Young &e Boet respecting this work, which is stipposed to bb 
written by Kidgell., 

979 CAKDONNEL'S Numiemata Scoiice, or a Series of the Scottish Coinage to 

the Union, Ato. plates, hds. 9ii — half calf, lQs6d - 1786 

980 CARD WELL'S (Professor) Lectures on the Coinage of the Greeks and 

Romans, delivered in the University of Oxford, 8vo. cloth^ • Ss 6rf^— uebuced 
TO As—calf gilt, 6s 6d . . Oaford, 1832 

A very interesting historical volume^ and written in a pleasing and popular manner — Re- 
viewed in a late Number qf the Qjuerterly Review, 

.981 CAREY'S (Patrick) Trivial Poems and Triolets, 1651, edited by Sk W. Scott, 
4io,bds.3s . . 1820 

982 CAREW. Life of Bampfylde Moore Carew, King of the Beggars, with a 

Dictionary of the Cant Language, N. D.— Shepherd's Calendar, or the 
Citizen and Countmnan's Daily Companion in judging of the Weather, ur. p. 
— Advantages and Disadvantages of the Married State, 1798 — in 1 voL 12mo. 
half calf, 3* ... ... . . ~ 

983 CARICATURES. — A very humorous Collection of 164 coloured Caricatures, 

ifx 1 vol. oblong foUo, new half calf gilt, £2. 2s T. Tegg, about 1819-20 

984 CARLETON'S Traits and Stories of the Irish. Peasantry, 5 vols. fcap. 8vo. 

etchings by W. H, Brooke, cloth, \Ss ' • 1836 

985 CARLETON. — Memoirs of Capt. Geo. Carleton, an English Officer, including 

Anecdotes of the War in Spain under the Ea:rl of Peterboroughi .8vo. hatjf^ 
calf, 3s 6d . . Reprinted, 1808 

Highly' praised in Boswell's Lifp of Dr. Johnson. 

986 CARLISLE'S (N. Secretary to the Antiquarian Society) Accovmt of the 

Foreig^' Orders of Knigjbth^d, and oAiher marks of Honourable IHstinction, 

especially such as have been conferred upon British Subjects, royal 8vo. very 

. handsomely priftted, cloth, 8s (p\xh, &t 23s) ..." 1839 

987 CARLISLE'S (N.) Collections for the History of the Ancient Family of 
• Carlisle, 4to. arms, pjtiVATiXY PHInteb, bds. S\. 4s 1822 

988 CARLISLE'S (Nic.) Hints on Rutal Residences, 4to. pbiyately pbinted^ 

belst scarce, \4s . . • . 1825 

CARLISLE HISTORICAL TRACTS. 

989. NARRATIVE of the Siege of Carlisle in 1644- 5, by Isaac Tullie, now first 
printed, with Notes, &c. by Jeflferson, post 8vo. 2s 

990 LIPI; of Sir P. Musgrave, Bart, of EdenbaD, Governor of the City of CarUsle 

during the Civil War. By the Rev. G. Burtoi^ now first printed, post 
8vD. 2s 

991 A SERMON at the funeral of Anne Countess xrf Pembroke, Dorset; and Mont- 

gomery, at Appleby, Ap.l* 14, 1675, by Bishop Rainbow, with Memoirs of 

the Countess and Bishop, post 8v.o. 2s » 

992, TRIAL and Life of Thomas Cappoch the Rebel, Bishop of Cariisle, executed 

there Oct. 18, 1746, post 8vo. Is 
993 ACCOUNT of CarMe during the Rebellion of 1745. post 8vo. Is . 
.994 CARLISLE (The) Historical Tracts, in all 9, coMPjiBTB, edited by Jfefferson, 

in one vol, post 8vo. new, calf extra, marbled leaves,. £\, Is 1840-2 

Only 100 printed, some of the parts are out of privt. ' 

995 CARNE'S Letters from Switzerland and Italy, thick 8vo. bdB. 4s 6d 1834 

996 CARNELL'S Treatise oh Family Wine-Making, 8vo. bds. 2s 1814 



OF caotC£4 QSETVL, AND CUBIOtS BOOKS. 4T' 

997 CAROLINE (Queen) Minutes- of £videiiee taten on the Queen's Trial, i^ry 

thick folio» whole eilfffilt^ 12«-*-ANO'rH££ Copy, bound. in 2. vols, half calf y 
\Qb . . 1820 

998 CAROLINE (Qoeen). Rojal Wanderer> • or Secret Memoirs of Caroline,. 

founded on facts, 8vo. half calf, 4s 6d . 1821 

999 CAROLIN>£ (Queen). Selection of Speeches against the Queen at 14 County- 

Meetings, (comprising the Speeches .of most of the important Political 
Characters of the Day) 8vo. new, halfealf-Ss 6d 1820 

1000 CAROLINE (Queen). The Queen's Letter to the King— Phillips (the Bar- 

rieter) Queen's Case stated — Lament of the Emerald Isle — Sophia Prineess 
of ZeU to Geoi^e I. — Beath-hed Confessions, of the Countess of Guernsey — 
Select Beauties of 1 12 Sermons on the Demise of the Princess Charlotte, in 
1 vol. 8vo. new half calf 5s . • v.. -T. 

1001 CARTER'S History of the University of Cambridge, 8vo« meat and clean, 4s 

1753 

1002 CARTER'S (Matt.) Analysis of Honour and Armory, 12mo. tats, neat and 
' dean, 6* .. * . , 1660 

1003 CARTER'S Ancient Architecture of England; a new edition, edited by 

Britton, folio, nurneroue etchings, half morocco extra, gilt top, ^3. 3« (pub. 
at ^6. 6*) . . 1837 

Containing more examples and detiUld of the Arcbiteetnr^-of England, than is to be found 
in any otiier work, altogether forming a complete '* Glossary' ' of the art. 

1004* CARTOUCHE.— Le Tice Puhi, ou Cartouche, Poeme, 8vo. vellumlZs 

Anvers, 1725 
A Poetical History of Cartouche the' notorious fobbei'. 

1005 CARTWRIGHT.— Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Dr. E. Cartwright, 

Inventor of the Power Loom, post 8vo. plates, cloth, bs 1843 

1006 CARVER'S Travels through the Interior Parts of North Ameripa, 8vo. calf 

extra, bs . . * Dublin, 1798 

1007^ CASSANDRA, a Romance, translated by Charles Cotterell, Master of the 

Ceremonies to Charles 1st. and Ilnd. 5 vols. 12mo. calf 5s 1737 

1008 CASSAN'S Lives of the Bishops of Winchester, with (a Heprint) Gale's 

History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church, 2 vols. 8vo. portrait, bds. 
10«6^ . . 1827 

1009 CASSAN'S Lives of the Bishops of Bath and Wells, thick %yQ, plates, cloth, 

9s . .- 1829 

1010 CAS A (Jo. dela) Galatee, ou des famous et manieres Lovables, 24md. in four 

Languages, viz. Latin, French, Italian, and Spanish, fine copy, in green 
morocco, gilt edges, by C, Smith, lbs Lyon, Jean de Toumes, 1598 

It is generally supposed that Lord Chesterfield was indebted to this work for many things 
in his Advice to h^ Son. 

1011 CASAUBON I (Meric) de Lingua Hebraica et de Lingua Saxonica, 12mo. 

neat, 5s ' . . . 1650 

1012 Ca«aw6ow— Another cop^y, 12mo. bds. uncut, with a few MS, corrections, 

7s ^d . ' '' . 1650 

1013 CASCALES, Cartas Philologicas es a saher de Letras Humanus varia erudi- 

cion explications de Lugares, lecciOnes curiosas, etc. 8vo. half rnorocco, J. P» 
Kemble s dopy, 3s . Mad. 1 779 

1014 CASE hetween Sir William Clayton, Bart, and the Duchy of Cornwall, 

(respecting an Estate at Kennington, Surrey), 1834 — History of the Con- 
stitution of the Duchy of ComwaB, 1834, in 1 vol. 8vo. pkivaTely printed, 
bds, 5s 

1015 Case of Impotency, debated in the famous tryal at Paris, beiween the 

Marquis de Gesvres and Mad. Mascranhy, his lady, who after three years' 
marriage commenced a suit against him for Impotency, 2 vols. 12mo. very 
neat, scarce, 15« . E. Cubll, 1714 



48 JOHN BtTSSSLL SMITH'S CATALOGUE 

101>6 CA8TELA (Fr. Hemy) Le Sainct Yoyage de Hienisale^i et Mon-ffinaj faict 
en Tan da Gran Jubilee, 1600, 8vo. French bds. gUt leaves, rare, 149 

a Bordeaux, ] 603 

1017 CASTELL'S Villas of the Ancients illustrated, atlas folio, fine plates, neat. 

Ids . . 1728 

1018 CASTILONIS (Baltbasaris) De Curiali, Ub. IV. sire Aulieo Barth. Cferke, 

Anglo, Cantab, intarprete, 12mo. dedicated to Q. Elizabeth, half calf, 2s 1585 

1019 CASWALUS (Rev. H.) America and the American Church, post Bvo-'cloth, 

3s . . 1839 

1020 CATALOGUE of the Extensive and Valuable Library of the Duke of York, 

also of his Prints, Drawings, and Maps, 3 parts, royal ^vo. thick papeb, 
"With portrait inserted, half green morocco, gilt top, 7s 6d 1827 

1021 CATALOGUE of the Valuable Library of Books and Manuscripts of the late 

Duke of Sussex, 6 parts, 4to. laboe tavetl, fine portrait, only 25 copies 
vniJiTEj), extra cloth, £1, 5s . 1844-5 

1022 CATALOGUE of the Library of John Batchffe, late, of Bermondsey, (an 

extraordinary collection of Early English Books) 8vo. with the prices they 
soldjat (Caxton's, from £2. to £b , each, page by page of ^em ! !) 6s 

1023 CATALOGUE of the rare and valuable Library of B. H. Bright, 8vo. with 

prices, \Qs Qd , • 1845 

1024 CATALOGUE of the splendid Library of Geo. Hibbert, Esq. (39 days' sale) 

8vo. plates, with the prices the lots sold at, cloth, 10« 6d 1829 

1025 CATALOGUE of Bichard Heber's extensive Library, 13 parts, also the 

Coins, Prints, Drawings, and the Books sold in Paris, a complete set, hound 
in 4 vols. 8vo. halfrussia, uncut, ^2. 2s 1834-37 

1026 CATALOGUE of Heber's CoUection of Early EngUsh Poetry, Drama, 

Ballads, Broadsides, and Romances, with prices oTid purchasers' names, 8vo. 
leather back, 7s . . 1834 

1027 CATALOGUE of the Splendid, Choice, and Curious Library of P. A. Han- 

rott, Esq. 5 parts, complete,, royal 8vo. on labge and thick papeb, only 
25 printed, cloth, I5s . 1833 

1028 CATALOGUE Baisonne of the Library (Early Topography) of J. Mordaunt 

Johnson, Esq. with an Account of his Life and Services, royal 8vo. boards, 
2s6d . . 1817 

1029 CATALOGUE of the Library of the celebrated Dr. Mead, with prices, 8vo. 

half calf, 3s . . 1755 

1030 CATALOGUE of the Unique, Rare, and Curious Library of the Bev, John 

Brand, 8vo russia extra, gilt leaves, 4s 6d 1807 

1031. CATALOGUE of the curious and choice Library of Sir Francis Freeling, 

royal 8vo. labge papeb, very few printed, cloth, 6s 1836 

1032 CATALOGUE of the Library of Dr. Kloss of Franckfort, (an extraordinary 

collection of early printed books) S^o, facsimiles, bds. 3s 1835 

1033 CATALOGUE of Dr. Kloss's Library, 19 days' sale, inlaid in 4to. inter- 

leaved throughout with ruled uniting paper, upon which the prices and 
purchasers' names, ^s, are most beautifidly written, maroon morocco extra, 
gilt leaves, £\. Us M . 1835 

1034 CATALOGUE of the singukr and curious Library of Sir Robt. Gordon of 

Grordonstoun, collected between 1610 and 1650, 8vo. with prices and nawtes, 
3s . . . 1816 

1035 CATALOGUE of Theological Books, forming a part of the Library of 

William Harrison, Esq. of Cheshunt, Hert% 4to» 260 pages, (pbitatblt 
pbtnted), cloth, 6s . ' . ' 1837 

1036 CATALOGUE of the Library of the Boyal Institation (Albemarle St.) 

methodically arranged, by W. Harris, loyid 8vo. labge papeb, beautifully 
bound in mttroon morocco extra, gilt leaves, ^c. I0s6d 1809 



OF CHOICE, USEFUL, AND CURIOUS BOOKS. 49 

1037 CATALOGUE of the Library of the Corporation of the City of London, with 

Alphabetical Index, including the Additions up to the present time, 2 vols. 
8vo. BOARDS, 6« . . 1828-1846 

1038 CATALOGUE of the Library of the London Institution, thick 8vo. 750 

pages, cloth, 3* . . 1813 

1039 CATALOGUE of the Books belonging to the Bristol Literary Society, 8vo. 

cloth, 2« . .1834 

1040 CATALOGUE of the Library of the Devon and Exeter Institution, 8vo. cloth, 

2s . .1826 

1041 CATALOGUE of the .Manuscripts of the Marquis of Lansdowne, comprising 

the Burleigh and Shelbume Papers, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. halfrussia, 3s 6d 1807 

1 042 CATALOGUE of Manuscripts on sale by John Cochrane, 8vo. 6 fine plates, 

cloth, 3s . .1829 

1043 CATALOGUS Cantabrigiensis Graduati Catalogus 1659 ad 1787, 4to. half 

calf, 3s6d , . 1787 

1044 CATALOGUE of all the Graduates at Oxford, 1659 to 1688, 12mo. neat, 3s 

Oxford, 1689 

1045 CATALOGUE de la BibUotheque de M. Libri, (30 dai/s sale of Rare and 

Curious Foreign Books) 8vo. 2s 6d Paris, 1847 

1046 CATALOGUE des Archives du Baron de Joursanvault contenant une pre- 

cieuse collection de MSS. Chartres, et Documentes originaux au nombre de 
plus 45,000, 2 vols. 8vo. sewed, 7s 6d . 1838 

A curious history of this collection will be found in the Evidence before the House of 
Commons on the British Museum. 

1047 CATALOGUE des Livres de la BibUotheque de feu M. de Lamoignon, 2 vols. 

in 1, 8vo. neat, 3s . . 1791 

1048 CATALOGUE des Livres Bares et Precieux de la Bibliotheque de feu M. le 

Comte de Mac-Carthy Reagh (avec la liste des Prix) par be Bure, 2 vols. 
8vo. caff, marbled leaves, lOs 6d , Par, 1817 

1049 CATALOGUE de Mac-Carthy -Liste des Prix, 8vo. sewed, 2s 1817 
1049*CATALOGUE of the Printed Books in the British Museum, Vol. I. (all 

printed, comprising letter A) foUo, cloth, I4s . 1841 

1050 CATALOGO de NovelUeri Italiani posseduti dal fu Conte A. M. Borromeo, 

royal 8vo. sewed, 3s 6d . 1817 

105 1 CATASTROPHE Mundi, or MerUn Revived in a Discourse of Prophecies and 

Predictions, with Mr» Lilly* s Hieroglyphics exactly cut, 12mo. bds, 2s 6d 

1801 

1052 CARTER'S (P.) Entertaining Knowledge, or the Curious Origin and Primary 

Meaning of Numerous Words and Phrases, 12mo. cloth, 2s 1845 

1053 CATHOLIC MARTYRS. Historia del Glorioso Martirio di Sedici Sacer- 

doti, Martirizati in Inghilterra per la confessipne et difesa delle fede Catolica, 
1581, 82, and 83, 12mo. fine copy, in blue morocco extra, rare, \4s 

Milano, 1584 

1054 CATHOLIC PRINTS. — Via Vitse iEtemse iconibus illustrata per Boetium 

A. Bolsvert, Ant, 1620, 23 j)/a^e«— Solitudio sive Vitse Patrum JEremico- 
larum, Jo. et Raphael Sadeler sculpsit, 29 /jZa <^«--Monumenta Sanctioris 
Philosophic quam severa Anachoretarum disciplina vitse et religio docuit Jo. 
Sadeler, fecit 54 plates, (one wanting)— Ovv^vXxixa Anachoreticum, 2b plates 
— Sacra Eremus Ascetriarum B. A. Bolswert sculpt. 25^Za^e«— Solitudo 
sive Vitse Foeminarum Anachoritarum ab Adriano Cellardo, 24 plates, 
altogether ISO plates, in 1 vol. oblong 4to. a very cui^ious and unique col- 
lection, half bound in calf, £3, 3s 

1055 CATHOLIC. Considerations upon Christian Truths and Christian Duties, 

digested into Meditations for every day in the year, 2 vols. 12mo calf, As 6d 

Xo place, or Printer* s name, 1 754 
E 




50 JOHN BtJSSELL SMITHES CATALOGUE 

1056 CATHOLICS. The Faith of Catholics confirmed hy Scripture, and attested 

hy the Fathers of the first ^ve Centuries, edited hy Berington and Kirk, 
thick 8yo. bds. 6s . . 1813 

1057 CATLIN'S Illustrations of the Manners, Customs, and Conditions of the 

North American Indians ; written during eight years of Travel and Adven- 
ture, among the Wildest and most Remarkahle Tribes now existing, 2 vols, 
impl. 8vo. /i/th edition, containing 360 engravings from the Authof^s 

Original Paintings, extra cloth, £\. 5s (pub. at £2. 10*) 1846 

** A unique work ! a work of extraordinary interest and value ; we need not recommend 
it to the world, for it is beyond all praise." — AthetuBum, 

1058 CATO'S Letters, or Essays on Liberty, Civil, and Rehgious, edited by Gor- 

don, 4 vols. 12mo. FINE COPY, in russia, marbled leaves^ 5s 1748 

1059 CATROU'S (Father) History of the Mogul Dynasty in India, 8vo. bds. 3s 6d 

1826 

1060 CATS (I.) Self-Strykt dat is Onderlinge worstelinge van Goede ende quade 

Ghodachten, 1634— KEPKYPIA MA2TI;b?, Satyra, dat is Costellik Mai. 
1662 — Batavia Tempe, dat is Voor-Hoot van Graven-hage, 1662 — in 1 vol. 
4to. curious plates, by P, de lode. Will. Pass. ^c. neat in vellum, 
lOs 6d . .V. Y. 

1061 CATULLUS, recensuit Johannes Wilkes (the notorious Lord Mayor ofLon-- 

don), 4to. PRIVATELY PRIKTED, bds» Ss 1 788 

1062 CATULLUS Carmina variet. lection, et adnot. a F. G. Doering, 8vo. new calf 

gilt, 6s . . 1720 

1063 CAULFIELD'S Printseller's Chronicle and Collector's Guide to the Know- 

ledge and Value of Engraved British Portraits, 8vo. bds. 3s 1814 

1064 CAULFIELD'S Portraits and Memoirs of Remarkable Persons, first series, 

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1065 CAULFIELD'S High Court of Justice, comprising Memoirs of the principal 

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and seals, half morocco, I2s . 1820 

1066 CAULFIELD'S (J.) History of the Gunpowder Plot, post 8vo. jpor^ra»Y* and 

plates, neat, 4s . 1804 

1067 CAUSES of the Decay of Christian Piety, by the author of the Whole Duty 

of Man, 8vo. Jine copy in Cambridge calf, 3s 1 704 

1068 CAUSING (Nic.) De Symbolica iEgyptiorum sapientia in qua Symbola, 

Parabolse Historise Selectee, Col. 1643 — Polyhistor Symbolicus, in 1 vol. 
\2mo. Jine frontispiece, neat^ 5s . 1631 

1069 CAUNTER'S (Rev. J. Hobart) Poetry of the Pentateuch, 2 thick vols. 8vo. 

cloth, I2s (pub. at SO*) . 1839 

1070 CAVE'S Primitive Christianity, in three parts, 8vo. front, very neat copy, 

As6d . . 1682 

1071 CAVALLO'S History and Practice of Aerostation, 8vo. plates, half calf, 3s 6d 

1785 

1072 CAWDELL'S (J. Comedian) Miscellaneous Poems, with an Answer to a late 

Ubellous compilation called the ** Stockton Jubilee," 8vo. half calf, 3s 6d 

Sunderland, 1785 

1073 CAYLETS Life of Sir Walter Raleigh (with Appendix of his Voyages to 

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1074 CAYLUS (Comte de) Numismata Aurea Imperatorum Romanorum e cimelio. 

Regis Christianissimi, royal 4 to. large paper, 68 plates, containing 1148 
coins, etched by the author, bds, very rare, d^\. \s 

1075 CAZENOVE'S (H. the City Merchant) Narrative of Travels on the Continent, 

the Levant, &c. 1803-1811, in 2 parts, privately printed, 1813 — Bowd- 
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Elizabeth of France, 8vo. two portraits, 1815 — in 1 vol. 8vo. neat, 3s 6d 

V. Y. 



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J076 CEREMONIES OF THE CHURCH. Vanity of Humane Inventions held 
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1077 CEREMONIALE Benedictinum in quo prseter Ceeremonias Chori, Laudabiles 

monasteriorum Germanise consuetudines et constitutiones describuntur, 12mo« 
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Of this reprint only 25 copies were taken off: see Restituta, Vol. I. 375. 

1079 CEYLON. Life and Adventures of J. C. Wolf, late Principal Secretary of 

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Manners, Customs, &c. 8vo. hds. scarce, 3* 6c? 1785 

1080 CHAD WICK'S (Dr.) Cain and Abel, an Oratorio Poem, 12mo. cloth, curious, 

2.?6<? . . 1843 

1081 CHAGGIO (Paolo) Ragionamenti, 12mo. vellum, 3« Venetia, 1551 

1082 CHALCOGRAPHIMANIA, or the Portrait-Collector and Printseller's 

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1 083 CHALMEL, Histoire Civile et ecclesiastique de Touraine, suivies de melanges 

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1084 CHALMERS' Supplemental Apology for the Believers in the Shakspeare 

Papers, thick 8vo. {full of curious information) bds. 4s 1799 

1085 CHALMERS' Lectures on the Estabhshment and Extension of National 

Churches, 8vo. bds. 2s . 1838 

1086 CHALONER'S {Catholic Bishop) Catholic Christian Instructed, 12mo. calf, 

3s . . 1803 

1087 CHAMBERS' History of Malvern, in Worcestershire, post 8vo, bds. 3s l629 

1088 CHAMBERS* (Robt.) Scottish Songs and Ballads collected and Illustrated, 

together 3 vols, post 8vo. lauge paper, cloth, 9s 1829 

1089 CHAMBERS' (John, Prebendary of Windsor) Treatise against Judiciall 

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1601 

1090 CHAMBERLAYNE'S (W.) Pharonnida, a Heroic Poem in five books, 12mo, 

port, calf extra, gilt leaves, rare, \4s 1659 

1091 CHAMBJERLAYNE'S Pharonnida, an Heroic Poem in five books— Love's 

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1092 CHANNING'S (Dr. W. E.) Analysis of the Character of Bonaparte- 

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1093 CHANDLER'S (Rev. J.) Hymns of the Primitive Church now first collected, 

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1094 CHANDLER'S Life of William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester, and 

Foimder of Magdalen College, Oxford, royal 8yo. plates, neat, 8s 1811 

1095 CHANDLER'S Travels in Greece, 4to. plates, neat, 3s 1776 

1096 CHANDLER'S Travels in Asia Minor and Greece, 2 vols. 4to. plates, bds. 

8s6d . . 1817 

1097 CHANDLER'S Travels in Asia Minor and Greece, edited by Dr. Churton, 

2 vols 8vo. plates, bds. 9s , Oxford, 1825 

1098 CHAPPUSII (Nicolai) de Mente et Memoria, libellus utilissimus. In 

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compend opusculum. In CEdib. Ascensianis, 1515, 4io, fine clean copies, in 
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^2 JOHN BUSSELL SMITHES GATiLLOOCE 

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1102 CHAPMAN (Dr. J.) on Miraculous Powers among the Primitive Christians 

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1103 CHAPMAN'S (George) Euthythmiee Raptus. or the Teares of Peace, with 

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11 04 CHAPMAN'S (George) Iliads of Homer, never before in any language truly 

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The most felicitous of all the English translations of Homer's Iliad. Till the present time 
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1 105 CHARACTER of a Whig under several denominations, to which is added the 

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1 106 CHARACTERISTICS on the Present Political State of Great Britain, (Banks, 
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1106*CHARLEMAGNE*S Travels to Constantinople and Jerusalem, a Norman 

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1 107 CHARLES I. Observations on the " History of the Re^ of Kmg Charles* 
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1108 CHARLES II. Account of his preservation after the Battle of Worcester, 

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1109 CHARLES II. Boscobel, or the History of his Majestie's preservation after 

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1110 CHARLES II. The King of Scotland's Negociations at Rome for Assistance 

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1110*CHARLES II. The Pourtraiture of his Sacred Majesty King Charles II. 
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1 1 1 1 CHARLES III. of Spain. Relacion de las Exequis en su Yglesia de Santiago 

de Roma a la Memoria del Rey Carlos III. folio, fne plates, red morocco, 
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1 1 12 CHARLEMAGNE. De Vita Caroli Magni et Rolandi Historia Joanni Tur- 

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1114 CHARLEVOIX Histoire et description generale de la Nouvelle France avec 

un Voyage dans I'Amerique Septentrionale, 6 vols. 12mo. maps, {wants one) 
very neat, IBs . . 1744 

1115 CHARLEVOIX'S History of Paraguay, containing a Particular Account of 

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16 CHARITON de Chflerea et Callirrhoe Amatoriee Narrationes, Gr. et Lat. 

cum notis variorum C. D. Beckius, royal 8vo. bda. 9« lApa. 1783 

17 CHARRON (Sieur de) on Wisdom, translated by Dean Stanhope, 3 vols. 

8vo. neat, 6s 6d . . 1 729 

18 CHARTER-HOUSE. Historical Account of the Charter-House, comjnled 

from the Works of Heame and Bearcroft, and the Harleian, Cotton, and 
other MSS. Ato, plates, half calf, 4s 6d . 1813 

19 CHASTELLUX'S (Marquis de) Travels in North America, 2 vols. 8vo. 

plates, VERY PINE COPY, in calf 7s . 1787 

20 CHATEAUBRIAND'S Travels in America and Italy, 2 vols. 8vo. bds, 6s 

1828 

21 CHATTERTON'S (Lady) Rambles in the South of Ireland, 1838, 2 vols. 

post 8vo. plates and woodcuts, bds. 6s . 1839 

22 CHATFIELD'S (C.) Teutonic Antiquities, 8vo. cloth, 3s 6d 1828 

23 CHATHAM'S (Eari of) Letters to his Nephew, Thomas Htt, 12mo. bds, 2s 

1805 

24 CHAUCER'S Canterbury Tales, with an Essay on his Language and Versifi- 

cation, and Notes and Glossary by T3nivhitt, 2 vols. 4to. best edition, fne 
large type, bds. £\, \s Clarendon Press, 1798 

This contains additional notes and illustrations of Tyrwhitt's first edition which were 
not copied into Pickering's edition of 5 vols. 

25 CHAUCER'S Canterbury Tales, edited with Notes and Glossary by Tyrwhitt, 

5 vols, post 8vo. portrait, (but no plate of the Canterbury Pilgrimage), bds. 
£l,bs . . Pickering, 1822 

26 CHAUCER'S Canterbury Tales, and other Poetical Works, with Life, Notes, 

&c., by Nicolas, 6 vols. 12mo. newt cloth, £\. 6s ib, 1845 

27 CHAUCER. — Vol. 5 of Tyrwhitt's Edition, containing the Glossary, with an 

Essay on Chaucer's Language and Versification, post 8vo. bds. 3s 6d 1778 

28 CHAUCER'S Canterbury Tales, a new Text, with illustrative Notes by Thos. 

Wright, post 8vo. vol. 1, {to be completed in three) woodcuts, pp.340, sewed, 
lOs 6d . . Percy Society, 1847 

29 CHAUCER'S Works, with Lidgate's Storie of Thebes, foho, isiatk Utttv, 

{begins on page 1 the Knighfs Tale, with a woodcut, and is perfect to the 
end ; an edition, not described by Lowndes), foHo,^we clean state, 15« 

30 CHAUCER'S Ghost, or a Piece of Antiquity, containing twelve pleasant 

fables of Ovid, penn'd after the ancient manner of writing in England, with 
the Histwy of Prince Comiger and his Champion Sir Crucifrag, 1 2mo. new, 
half calf curious, Ss 6d . . 1672 

31 CHAVIGNY, (Le Sieur de) Les Pleiades, divis6es en VII livres, prises et 

tires des anciennes Propheties, et conferees avec les Oracles du celebre 
Michel de Nostradame, 12mo. neat, 5s Lyons, 1607 

32 CHEATING GALLANT, or the False Count Brion, a pleasant Novel, 12mo. 

extra bds, 2s . . 1677 

33 CHELTENHAM MAIL BAG, or Letters from Gloucestershire, l2mo, second 

series, bds. Is 6d . • 1826 

34 CHELTENHAM (New Guide to) and its Environs, maps and woodcuts, 

12mo. cloth, 2s . . (1840) 

35 CHENIER (Marie- Joseph) Theatre de, 2 vols. 12mo. red morocco, gilt 

leaves, 3s , . Paris, Didot, 1801 

36 CHENEVIX'S (R.) Essay upon National Character, 2 vols. 8vo. bds. (a 

valuable book), \0s 6d (pub. at £1. 8s) . 1832 

37 CHESS. — The Works of Gianutio and Selenus on the Game of Chess, trans- 

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38 CHESHIRE. Concise History of the County and City of Chester, also the 

Life of St. Werburgh, 1 2mo. plan, half calf, 2s 6d 1 791 



54 JOHN avasELL shith'd catalogue 

1139 CHESTER.— Keport and Endence of the Cheater Election Committee, Svo. 

half calf, 2* 6rf . . 1819 

1140 CHESTERFIELD'S (PhiUp, Seconrf ^aW) Letters of the times of Charles 

II. to Queen Anne, 8vo portrait, cloth, 3»6rf . 1829 

1141 CHESTERFIELD'S (Lord) Letters to Arthur Charles Stanhwie, relatiTe to 

the Education of hia Lordship's grandson, Philip, the late Earl, now /r«^ 
printed, 12nio. bdg. 2s 6d . 1817 

1142 CHETHAM SOCIETY. The Coucher Book, or ChartuUry of WhaUey 

Abbey, edited by W. A. Uulton, 2 vols. 4to. cloth, £1. 4» 1847 

1143 CHETWOOD'8 (W. R.) General History of the Stage, with Memoirs of the 

principal performers for the last fifty years, 12mo. neat, 3s 1749 

i 144 CHEVALIER (J. B. Le) Voyage de la Propontide et du Pont Enm, 2 vols. 

Hto. charts, half calf, 3* . 1800 

1146 CHEEVEB'S Lectures on the "Pilgrim's Progress," and the Life and Times 

of Bunyan, royal 8to. nem, cloth, 5« • 1845 

ER'S (Rev. Temple) Hulsean Lectures for 1826 and 1827, 2 vols. 

aU 1826-7 

(Joanne) Palmee Cleri Anglicanj, sen breves narrationes eorum 

^liee contigemnt circa mortem, quam pro Religione Catholica VII. 

Angli fortiter oppetiere, Brux. 1645 — Secretissima Instructio 

mno-Batava, Friderico V. Comiti Palatino Electori data, 1620 — 

Misericordiee eandem Verbi Divini et SS. Patrum textu commen- 

endensin usum Paupemm etDiritum.Zeorfit, in 1 vol. 12mo. nem 

iat in calf, 10« 6d 

IWORTH'S Religion of Protestants a Safe Way to Salvation, and 

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..uu vj.ii^..., -.. a Series of Views, displaying the Scenery, Architecture, and 

Social Habits of that Ancient Empire, from original sketches by Allom, with 

descriptive notices by Wright, 4 vols, in 2, 4to. 128 fine plates, new and 

elegant in half morocco, gilt tops, £2. 10« . 1843 

1151 CHINESE. Translations from the original Chinese, by Morrison— 5on-i/w- 

law, or the three dedicated Rooms, a Tale, translated by Davis, 8vo. sewed, 
2«6d . . Canton, 1815 

1152 CHINESE. Rambles of the Emperor Ching Tih, a Chinese Tale, translated 

by Tkin Shen, Student in the Anglo-Chinese College, Malacca, 2 vols, post 
8vo. cloth, 6« . . 1843 

1153 CHINESE. Sacred Edict, containing the Sistecn Maxims of the Emperor 

Tang he, translated by Rev. W. Mibe, 8vo, new, half calf, gilt. As 6rf 1817 

1154 CHINESE. Meng Tseu vel Menicum, inter Sinenses Philosophos, ingenio, 

doctrina nominisque claritate Confucio proximum, edidit, latina interpretum 
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1 155 CHOKIER, Tractatus de re Nummaris prisci Mn, quee collata ad eestima- 

tionem mouetce preesentia, 12mo. vellum, 2s 6rf 1619 

1156 CHOPIN (J. M.) Revolutions des Peuples de Nord, {Norway, Sweden, Sen- 

mark, and Russia,) 4 vols. 8vo. sewed, 10* . Brux. 1843 

1157 CHRISTIAN'S (E. Architect) Architectural Illustrations of Skelton Church, 

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1 158 CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, in a Series of Extracts addressed to Philo- 

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1159 CHRISTIE'S Inquiry into the Ancient Greek Game supposed to have been 

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1160 CHRISTMAS CAROLS, Ancient and Modem, including the most popular 

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' . ■ . 1833 



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1161 CHRONICLES of Froiasart and Monstrelet, translated by Johnes, 4 vols- 

royal 8to. many woodcuts from old MSS, new and elegant in half green 
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1162 CHRONICLES of London Bridge, by an Antiquary (Ric. Thomson, F.S.A.) 

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cloth, 14« (pub. at dt"2. 8*) . 1827 

1 163 CHRONICLES of the Seasons, or the progress of the Year, being a course 

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1164 CHRONICA dos Feytos, vidse e morte do Infante sano D. Fernando, que 

Morreo em Fez, 12mo. blue morocco, gilt leaves, {wants two leaves) 7s 6d 

Lisboa Occidental, 1730 

1165 CHRONIQUE du Bon Chevalier Messire Jacques de Lalain par Messire 

Georges Chastellain edite par Buchon, 8vo. neat, 6s Par* 1 825 

1 1 66 CHRONIQUE de Turpin, 4to. beautifully printed in Gothic Type, 

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1167 CHRONIQUE Georgienne, traduite (avec le texte original) par M. Brosset, 

jeune, 8yo, sewed, 7s . . 1830 

1168 CHURCHILL'S Collection of Voyages and Travels, some now first printed 

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1169 CHURCHILL'S (C.) Poetical and other Works, 4 vols, post 8vo. w^a^, 8* 

1774 

1 170 CHURCHYARD'S (Thos.) Chips concerning Scotland, edited by Chalmers, 

post 8vo. bds. 4s 6d . . 1817 

1 171 GIBBER'S (CoUey) Dramatic Works, 4 vols. 12mo. neat, Ss 1760 

1 1 72 CICERONIS, Epistolae ad Familiares, folio, very good sound copy of a rare 

edition, calf neat, £1. 4s . Venetiis, MCCCCLXXXIII. 

1173 CICERO'S Three Bookes of dueties to Marcus his Sonne, turned out oflatine 

into English, by Nicolas Grimalde, whereunto the latine isadioyned, 18mo. 
BLACK letter, green morocco, extra gilt leaves, \2s 

Lond, Ry chard Tottill, 1558 

1174 CICERO'S Two Last Pleadings against Cains Yerres, translated by Kelsall, 

Syo.bds,3s . . 1812 

1 175 CICERO'S Letters to his Friends, by Melmoth, 3 vols. 8vo. bds. 7s 1804 

1 1 76 CICERO'S Letters to his Friends, by Melmoth, 3 vols. 8vo. very neat old 

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1177 CICERO'S Letters to his Friends, translated by Melmoth, 3 vols. 8vo. fine 

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1178 CICERO'S Offices in English, bv Cockman, 12mo. neat. Is 6c?— Another, in 

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1 1 79 CICOGNARA (Count) Estratto dell' Opera intitolata II Giove Olimpico, 

ossia TArte della Scultura antica considerata sotto un nuovo punto di vista, 
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1180 CINONIO, Osservazioni della Lingua Italiana illustrati dal Cav. L. Lam- 

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£\.4s . . Milano, 1809 

1181 CINTHIO.— Hecatommithi ouero Cento Novelle di M. Giovan. Gu^di 

Cinthio, 4to. old binding, \4s . Fiorenza, 1566 

The plot of Shakspeare's Measure for Measure, Othello, and some other of his plays, will 
be found in these Novels. Also the original of the popular ballad of the Heir of Linne. 

1182 CIRUELO (Pedro) Tratado en el qual se reprueuan todas las Supersticiones, 

4to. neat, 5s . . Barcelona, 1628 

1183 CIVIL WARS in England.— Britannias of Herstelde Majesteyt Helden- 

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56 JOHN BUSSELL SMITH* S CATALOGUE 

1184 CIVIL WARS IN England.— England's Worthies, under whom all the 

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Copies of the rare original have been sold from £16, to j^20. 

1185 CLAPPERTON'S Second Journey into the Interior of Africa, 4to. map 

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1186 CLARENDON'S (Lord) History of the Rebellion— Tracts and Essays— and 

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1 187 CLARENDON. — Proceedings in the House of Commons touching the Im- 

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1188 CLARENDON'S (Lord) Animadversions upon a Book entituled, "Fana- 

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3s 6d . . 1685 

1189 CLARENDON'S (Henry, Earl of) State Letters and Diary by Powney, 

2 vols. 8vo. weof, 6« . . 1765 

1190 CLARKE'S (Dr. J. S.) Life of King James II. collected out of Memoirs 
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^^ Stuart MSS. in Carlton House, 2 vols. 4to. hds, \Ss (pub. at Sb 5s) 1816 

I •N^ 1191 CLARKE'S (T. H.) Elevations, Plans, Sections, and Views of that once 

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W W. H. Black, royal 4 to. 16 plates, hds, \As . 1834 

'^ 1 192 CLARKE'S (G. R.) History and Aiitiquities of Ipswich and its vicinity, thick 

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1193 CLARKE^S (W.) Parochial Topography of the Hundred of Wanting, with 

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1194 CLARKE'S (Dr. Samuel) Sermons, complete in 2 vols. foho,/ne head, neat 

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1196 CLARKE'S (Dr. Sam.) Sermons, with Life, by Bishop Hoadley, 11 vols. 

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1197 CLARKE'S (Dr. S.) Letter to Dodwell on the Immortality of the Soul, 8vo. 

neat, 2s , , 1718 

1198 CLARKE'S Illustration of the Morning Sendee of the Church of England, 

12mo. hds, 2s , . 1803 

1199 CLARKE'S (Sam. Pastor of Bennet-Fink) Marrow of Divinity, folio, por- 

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1200 CLARKE'S (Sir A.) Manual for the Preservation of Health, 12mo. hds, 2s 

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1201 CLARKE'S (Dr. E. D.) Travels in various Countries of Europe, Asia, and 

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fine plates^ maroon morocco extra, gilt leaves, ^c, hy Mackenzie, 10« 6c? 1835 

1203 CLARKE'S (Mrs. Cowden) Complete Concordance to Shakespeare, royal 8vo. 

cloth, ^1. 15« (pub. at £2, 6s) . 1846 

Printed uniformly with Knight's Pictorial Shakespeare. 
1203*CLARK'S (Ewan) Poems, (several in the Cumberland Dialect), 8vo. half 
calf, 2s 6d . .1 799 



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1204 CLARK'S (C, of Toiham Hall, Essex) John Noftkes and Mary Styles, a 

Poem in the Essex Dialect, with a Glossary, post Svo. cloth, 2s 1839 

1205 CLARKSON'S (^Ae oeM6ra6/e ThoB.) Researches, Antediluyian, Patriarchal, 

and Historical, 8vo. chth, 3s 6d . 1836 

1206 CLANRICARDE'S (Marquis of,) Memoirs relating to Ireland, 8vo. neat, 

Ss6d . . 1744 

1 207 CLAUDE'S Self-Examination in order to a due Preparation of the Sacrament, 

18mo. russia extra, 4s . 1732 

1208 CLAUDIANI cum notis yariorum a Heinsius, 8yo. very neat, 3s 6d 

Amst. 1665 

1209 CLAUDIANI Opera quae extant in usum Delphini, 4to. neat. As 6d 1677 

1210 CLAVIGERO'S History of Mexico, collected firom Spanish and Mexican 

Historians, from Manuscripts and Ancient Paintings of the Indians, 2 vols. 
4to. plates, new and very neat in half calf, 15« . 1807 

1211 CLEAVELAND'S (John) Poems, Orations and Epistles, &c. \2mo. fine por- 

trait, neat, 3s • . 1677 

1212 CLELAND'S Rise and Progress of the City of Glasgow, 8vo. hds, 2s 6d 

1820 

1213 CLEMENTIS (St.) Epistola ad Corinthos, Gr. et Lat. cum notis, 8yo. bds. 

3s • . Bas. 1742 

1214 CLERICII (Joannis) Harmonia Evangelica cui suhjecta est Historia Christi 

ex IV. Evangehis, folio, old calf , full gilt back, Ss Amst. 1699 

1215 CLERICI (Joannis) Yitaet Opera ad Ann. 1711, amiciejus opusculum, 12mo. 

half bound, 2s . . 1711 

1216 CLICHTOVEI (J.) de Bello et Pace Opusculum, Christianos prindpes ad 

sedandos hellorum tumultus, et pacem Componendam exhortans, small 4to. 
old red morocco, gilt edges, 3s . Paris, 1523 

1217 CLIFFORD'S (Mat. late Master of the Charter House) Treatise of Humane 

Reason, 12mo. 2$ . . 1691 

1218 CLIFFORD'S (Arthur) Tixall Poetry, (a Collection of Fugitive Poetry of the 

17th Century, discovered at Tixall in Staffordshire), with Notes, &c. royal 
4to. bds, 7s 6d . . 1813 

1219 CLIVE'S (Hon. R. H.) Documents connected with the History of Ludlow 

and the Lords Marchers, impl. 8vo. plates of views of arms, cloth, £1, Is 

1841 

1220 CLIVE'S Linnear System of Short Hand, the best invented, l2mo. fifth edi- 

tion, bds, \s ^d . . 1830 

1221 CLOCKMAKER'S COMPANY. Statement of Transactions between the 

Clockmaker's Company and Government, in Relation to the Importation of 
Foreign Clocks and Watches into England, 2 vols, royal 8vo. privately 
PKINTED, half bound, 5s . 1832 

1222 CLOSE'S (Rev. F. of Cheltenham) Discourses on the Book of Genesis, 12mo. 

half calf, 28 • . 1835 

1223 CLOQUET'S (Dr. Jules) Recollections of General Lafayette, 8vo. numerous 

fine woodcuts, bds. (an interesting volume), 2s 6d (pub. at 12^) 1835 

1224 COAL TRADE.— Bald's General View of the Coal Trade of Scotland, 8vo. 

bds. 3s . . 1808 

1225 COAL TRADE. — Edington's Treatise on the Coal Trade, 8vo. bds. scarce, 

3s 6d . . 1813 

1226 COBBETT'S Parliamentary History of England, from the Conquest to 1803, 

36 vols, royal 8vo. very neat, in halfntssia, £6. 6s Hansard, 1806-20 

1227 COBBETT'S (W.) Cottage Economy, 12mo. bds. 2s 1824 

1228 COBBETT'S Legacy to Parsons, 12mo. neat. Is 6d 1835 

1229 COCHRANE'S (Capt. C. S.) Residence and Travels in Colombia, 2 thick 

vols. Syo. plates, half calf gilt, 9s . 1825 



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1230 COCHRANE'S (Geo.) Wanderings in Greece, 2 vols. 8to. pl^liesy cloth, 4s 
(pub. at ^1. 4*) . . 1837 

1231 COCKIN'S (W., of Burton in Ketidaf), Attempts in Verse, 8vo. bda. "printed 
only for the author* s intimate acquaintance^* 3« M Kendal, 1776 

1232 COCK'S (W.) MeteorologuBy or the true way of Foreseeing and Judging the 
Inchnation of the Air and Alteration of the Weather, 18mo. new half calf 
curious and scarce. As Qd . 1671 

1233 CODICUM Manuscriptorum Ecclesiae Cathedralis Dunelmensis Catalogus 
Classicus, descriptus a Thoma Rud, folio, pbivatelt printed, calf very 
neat, £\, 8s . . Dunelm. 1825 

1534 COGNATUM (Gilbertum Mozerent) Burgundise descriptio, {unth numerous 
Epithalamiums and Epitaphs on various Families of Buryundy), item totius 
Gallise descriptio et Chronioon Sultanorum Turcicse, Bvo. woodcut portrait, 
neat in vellum, 5s . Bas. Oporini, 1552 

1235 COHAUSEN, Exercitatio Physico-Chjraica de causa lucis in Phosporis tarn 
NaturaHbus quam Artificialibus, l2mo. plates, neat, 3s 1717 

1236 COINS. Almanach des Monnoies Ann6e 1787, Uiick 12mo. plates, half 
calf curious, 3s . Paris, 

1237 COINS OF AMERICA. Report of the Gold and Silver Coins, by a Com- 
mittee of the House of Representatives, Feb. 19th, 1834, royal 8vo» cloth, 6s 

->. Washington, 1834 

*^ 1238 COINS. — Hand-Book to English Coins, giving a concise description of the 

Coins of each reign from the Conquest to Victoria, by L. Jewitt, 18mo. toith 

engravings of the most important, cloth, gilt edges, {a very good shilling's 

worth) \s . . . 1844 

1239 COOKE and Maule's Historical Accomit of Greenwich Hospital, 4to. blue 
morocco, gilt leaves. As %d . 1 789 

1 240 COOKE and Owen's Graphic Illustrations of the Seats, Villas and Pictu- 
resque Scenery of the River Thames, with Descriptions, 2 vols, royal AXjo.fine 
impressions of the plates, very neat in halfrussia, £1, \0s 1811 

1241 COOKE'S Medallic History of Imperial Rome, 2 vols. 4to. plates, very neat 
♦. in russia, ^1. 15« . . 1781 

1242 COOK'S (Moses) Manner of Raising, Ordering, &c. of Forest and Fruit 
Trees, how to plant Woods, Walks, &c. with Gabriel Plattes' .Discovery of 
Subterranean Treasure, namely, all manner of Mines, Materials, &c. 4 to. 
neat, curious, 3s . • 1 679 

1243 COOKSEY'S life and Character of John Lord Somers, also of Philip Earl 
of Hardwicke, 4to. neat half calf. As 6d . 1 79 1 

1244 COLCHESTER, Essex.-^Colchester's Teares, Affecting and Afflictmg City 
and Country, dropping from the sad face of a New Warr threatening to Bury 
in her own Ashes that Woful Town, 1648, 4to. Is M Reprinted, 1843 

1245 COLCHESTER, Essex. False Prophets Discovered, being a True Story of 
the Lives and Deaths, of Two Weavers (late of Colchester), who affirmed 
themselves the two g^eat Prophets which should come in the End of the 
World, 1641— Account of the Inworth Prophetess, 1797, Ato» privately rc- 
printed at the press of C. Clark, Esq, Or eat Totham Hill, \s 1844 

1246 COLLECTIONS of the Rhode Island Historical Society, Vol. 2, 8vo. cloth, 
7s , . Providence, 1835 

1247 COLLECTION of Letters on Scientific Subjects, illustrative of the Progress 
of Science in England temp. Elizabeth to Charles II. Edited by J. O. Halli- 
WBLL, 8vo, cloth, 3s . {Historical Society of Science) 

Comprising letters of Digges, Dee, Tycho Brahe, Lower, Harriott, Lydyat, Sir W. Petty, 
Sir C. Cavendish, Brancker, Pell, &c. : also the autobiography of Sir Samuel Morland, 
from a MS. in Lambeth Palace^ Nat. Tarpoley's Corrector Analyticos, 8ec. Cost <^e Sub- 
scribers £\ . 




OF GHOIOE, USSFUL> AND OUBIOXJS BOOKS. 59 

1248 COLLECTIONS relative to Claims at the Coronations, from Rich. II. 8vo, 

curious y bds, Ss . . 1820 

1249 COLLECTION of Early Prose Romances, edited by W. J. Thorns, 3 vols. 

post 8vo. cloth, £1. Is . 1828 

The Waverly Novels of the olden time. 

1250 COLLECTION of English Prologues and Epilogues, commencing with Shak- 

speare and concluding with Garrick, 4 vols. 12mo. neat, 5* 1779 

1251 COLLECTION de Poesies, Romans, Chroniques, publiee d'apres d'anciens 

Manuscrits et d'apres les Editions des XVe et XVIe Siecles, Nos. 1 to 21, 
sq. 12mo. (all out), beautifully printed with ffotkic type and woodcuts, quite 
gems in their way, (very few printed), £5, 10« Paris, 1840-46 

For a notice of this collection see the new edition of Bmnet, Vol. 1. pages 724-5. 

1 252 COLLECTION of the Newest and most Ingenious Poems, Songs, Catches, 
&c. against Popery and Tyrrany relating to these Times, two pabts, 1 689 
— To Poet Bavins, occasion'd by his Satyr he writ in his verses to the King 
upon the Queen's being dehvered of a Son, 1688, in 1 vol. 4to. very neat 
and clean, curious, I0s6d . — — . 

1253 COLLECTIONS for Bedfordshire, containing the Parishes of Puddington, 

Luton, and Dunstable, plates —Morels History of Tunstall in Kent, plates, 
1780, in 1 vol. 4to. bds. (edges cut), 8« 6c? ' . 1780 

1254 COLLECTANEA. Curiosa, or Miscellaneous Tracts, relating to the History 

and Antiquities of England and Ireland, chiefly from Abp. Sancroft's MSS. 
by Gutch, 2 vols. 8vo. half vellum, uncut, \As . 1781 

1255 COLLECTION des Dessins d'Ornement, composes, dessines, et graves, par 

Jacob Petit, royal folio, 100 plates, containing an immense number of de*- 
signs useful for Architects, Workers in Metals, Cabinet Makers, ^c, half 
bound, £2. 2s . Par, about 1820 

1255*COLLIBEER'S (Sam.) Columna Rostrata, or a Critical History of the 
EngUsh Sea Affairs, 8vo. neat, d« . 1727 

1256 COLLIER'S (Jeremy) View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the 

English Stage, 8vo. calf, 2s %d . 1698 

1257 COLLIER'S (Jeremy) Defence of his "View of the English Stage," 8vo. 

neat, 2s . . 1699 

1258 COLLIER'S (J. P.) New Facts— New Particulars— and Farther Particulars 

regarding Shakespeare and his Works, 3 vols, post 8vo. complete, bds, very 
scarce, 18« . . 1835-9 

1259 COLLIER'S (J. P.) New Facts regarding the Life of Shakspeare, post 8vo. 

cloth, scarce, 7s 6d 1835 

1260 COLLIER'S Reasons for a New Edition of Shakspeare, 1st and 2nd editions, 

in 1 vol. 8vo. half calf, 2s 6d , 1841 

1261 COLLYER'S Sacred Interpreter, 2 vols. 8vo. fne copy, calf extra, 7s 6d 

1790 
The work (says Bp. Marsh) is calculated for readers in general, and is a good popcda- 
preparation for the study of tiie Holy Scriptures. 

1262 COLLIE'S Royal Palace of Linlithgow illustrated, royal folio, labge paper, 

17 fne plates, the large ones on India Paper, half morocco, gilt leaves, 
£\. Ss 

1263 COLLINS' S Peerage of England, Genealogical, Biographical, and Historical, 

edited by Sir Egerton Brydges, 9 vols. 8vo. bds, (vol, 3 wants 4 leaves)^ 
£2, lOs . , 1812 

1264 COLLINS (Arthur, the Genealogist) Proceedings, Precedents, and Argu- 

ments on Claims and Controversies concerning Baronies by Writ, and other 
Honours, foho, neat, \0s 6d . 1734 

1 265 COLLINS* (Emanuel) Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, Epigrams, Epitaphs, 

Tales, &c. ( including pieces in the Somerset Dialect), half calf, 5s 

Bristol, 1762 



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266 COLLINS'S Account of the English Colony of New South Waled, 4to. 

34 plates, hda. 8« M . 1804 

267 COLLIN GS (Mary Maria, a Domestic Servant) Fables and other Reces in 

Verse, with Life, by Mrs. Bray the NoveUst, post Svo. portrait, clothy 2s 6d 

1831 

268 COLLINSON'S Life of Thuanus, with some Account of his Writings, 8vo. 

neat, 2s . . 1807 

269 COLLINSON'S (Rev. J.) History and Antiquities of the County of 

Somerset, 3 vols, royal 4to. {no plates, in other respects quite perfect) bds. 
I6s . . ' 1791 

270 COLLINGWOOD'S (Admiral Lord) Life and Correspondence, 8vo. port. 

and plates, bds. Is 6d . 1828 

271 COLLOQUIES. — Imaginary Conversations between a Phrenologist and the 

Shade of Dugald Stewart, by Dr. J. Slade, l2mo. portrait, cloth, 2s 6d 
(pub. at 7s ei) . 1838 

272 COLE'S History and Antiquities of Wellingborough in Northamptonshire, 

small 8vo. 2 plates, morocco extra gilt leaves, by Mackenzie, with autograph 
letter of the author inserted, \2s . 1837 

273 COLE'S History and Antiquities of Ecton, Co. Northampton, 8vo. jporf. and 

plates, 3s Qd . . 1 825 

274 COLE'S (C.) Memoirs of Affairs of State, from 1697 to 1708, consisting of 

Letters of English Ministers abroad, from original documents, folio, half 
calf, 5* . 1733 

275 COLE'S Treatise ,on the Circular Zodiac of Tentyra in Egypt, 8vo. large 

folding plate, bds. 3s . 1824 

276 COLEMAN'S (Rev. J. N.) Sermons, Doctrinal and Practical, preached at 

Yeovil, 8vo. bds. 3s 6d . 1827 

277 COLEMAN'S Mythology of the Hindra, with Notices of various Mountain 

and Island Tribes inhabiting the two Peninsulas of India and the neigh- 
bouring Islands, 4to. numerous plates, bds, £\. 2s (pub. at £2. 2s) 1832 

278 COLOMBIA : being a Geographical, Commercial, and Historical Account of 

that Country, 2 thick vols. 8vo. bds^ 59(pub. at £2. 2s) 1822 

279 COLOMESII (Pauli Bibl. Lambethance Curatoris) Opera Theologici, Critici 

et Historid, 4to. neat, 6s . . 1809 

It contains, a Catalogue of the MSS. belonging to YossiuB. 

280 COLOMESII (Pauli) Opuscula-Kimelia Literaria, Clavis Epistolarum 

Scaligeri, Casaubon, &c. &c. 12mo. calf, 3s 1668 

281 COLQUHOUN'S Treatise on the Police of the Metropolis, thick Svo. (it 

contains a good deal ofcuriotts reading), bds. 2s. 1800 

282 COLSTON'S (M.) Journal of a Tour in France, Switzerland, and Italy, 

1819-21, 2 vols. 8vo. and folio volume of 50 lithographic plates, from 
original draujings, half calf extra, marbled leaves, 16* 1823 

283 COLTON'S Tour of the American Lakes and among the Indians of the North- 

West Territory, 2 vols, post Svo. bds. 6s 6d 1833 

284 COLTON'S (C. author ofLacon) Modem Antiquity and other Poems, bds. 2s 

1835 

285 COLTON'S (C. author ofLacon) Hypocrisy a Satire (the notes are extensive 

and interesting) bds. 2s . 1812 

286 COLUMBUS. Memorials of Columbus, or a Collection of Authentic Docu- 

ments of that celebrated Navigator, Svo. plates, bds. 5s (pub. at 18*) 1823 

287 COMBE'S (Taylor) Description of the Collection of Ancient Terracottas in 

the British Museum, 4 to, 40 beautiful plates, half mxirocco, gilt top, \%s 

1810 

288 COMENIUS, Jauna Liuguarum Trilinguis (EngUsh, Latin, and Greek) 12mo. 
plates, neat, 2s . 1662 

*C|^rS of Human Life (an Antidote to the Miseries of Human Life) 
^^'^ ^4 frontispiece, bds, 3s 1807 



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OF CHOICE^ USEFUL, AND CURIOUS BOOKS. 6\ 

1290 COMIC ARITHMETIC, post 8yo. full ofhunumrmis cuts, doth, 4* 1844 

1291 COMMON PRAYER, folio, frontispiece, ISlotit letter, half calf, a scarce 

edition, I6s . 1680 

1291 ♦COMMON PRAYER. A Brief Discourse of the Troubles begun at Franc- 
fort in 1554 about the Book of Common Prayer and Ceremonies, reprinted 
from the Black Letter edition of 1575, with Introduction, post 8vo. cloth, 5s 

1846 
1292*COMMON PRAYER. The Booke of Common Prayer, noted by John Mer- 
becke, a facsimile of Grafton's edition, 1550, 4to. beautifully printed in 
black and red letter, by Whittingham, parchment, uncut, 18« 65 1844 

This is a verbatim reprint with the musical notes, without any alteration whatever, shew- 
ing what parts of the service were chanted in the reign of Edward VI. 

1292*COMMON PRAYERS. The Book of Common Prayer, commonly called 
the first book of Edward VI. — The Book of Common Prayer, commonly 
called the Second Book of Edward VI. — The Book of Common Prayer, com- 
monly called the first book of Q. Elizabeth — The Book of Common Prayer, 
commonly called the Hampton Court Book — The Book of Common Prayer, 
commonly called Abp, Laud's — The Book of Common Prayer, reprinted 
from the sealed book in the Tower of London, 6 toIs. folio, beautifully 
printed in red and black letter, by Whittingham, uniformly bound in 
parchment, uncut, ^13. \3s (pub. at ^618. I8s) Pickering, 1844 

Only 350 copies were printed. They are splendid specimens of typography. This is the 
cheapest set ever offered for sale. 

1293*COMMON PRAYER. The Communion Service and Occasional Offices of the 
Church of England, folio, beautifully printed in black and red, by Whit- 
tingham, parchmenty uncut, £2. (pub. at £2. 15«) ib. 1844 

Printed uniformly with the preceding article. 

1 293 COMPLEAT Collection of 42 Farewell Sermons, by Mr. Calamy, Manton, 

Carlyl, Case, Jenkjms, Baxter, &c. 4to. front, neat, 9s 1663 

1294 CONNAK'S Collection of the Names of all the Princes of Wales until the 

present 1609, with their Titles, Possessions, and Revenues, from a MS. in 
Trinity Coll. Cambridge, 8vo. red morocco, 4s 6d 1 747 

1 295 CONCHOLOGIST'S Book of Species, containing Descriptions of six hun- 

dred Species of Univalves, by S. Handley, post 8vo. colored plates, and cuts, 
cloth, 2s 6d , 1842 

1296 CONCIONUM in Quadragesimam Reverendi Patris de Lingendes e Societate 

Jesu, 3 thick vols. 8vo. neat, I2s . Par. 1664 

1297 CONDAMINE Voyage fait dans I'lnterieur de TAmerique Meridionaie (Bra- 

zil, Guyane, la Riviere Amazones, &c.) 8vo. map and plate, very neat, 3s 

1778 

1298 CONDAMINE'S Abridgment of a Voyage into the Inland Parts of South 

America, 8vo. with map of the River Amazons, 8vo. neat, 3s \747 

1299 CONJUGAL Duty set forth in a Collection of Ingenious and Delightful 

Wedding-Sermons, 3 vols, in 1, 12mo. neat, very scarce y \4s 1732 

1300 CONSILIA et Methodi Aureee Studiomm Optime Instituendorum, prae- 

scripta studiosee Juventuti a maximis in re Litteraria Viris cura Crenius, 

thick sm. 4to. neat, 5s . Bott. 1682 

Containing Essays by Erasmus, Vive, Scioppius, Naudseus, Grotiiis, Vossius, Jnniiu, 

1301 CONSTITUTION (French) as revised by the National Assembly, 1791— 

Ditto in French, 1791— New Constitution of Poland established by the 
Revolution, 1791— Plan of the New Constitution for the United States of 
America, 1792 — in I vol. 8vo. very neat, 3s 

1 302 CONSTITUTION des Provinces— Unies de 1' Amerique du Sud, 8vo. bds. 3$ 

Par. 1819 

1303 CONTES du Bibliophile Jacob a ses Petits Enfans, 2 vols. 12mo. sewed, 3s 

Brux. 1832 



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1904 CX)NTES.— Les Coit Contes Didftdqncs coDigcx es AUnies Toanrnie et 
wksea Lmniare par le sicnr de Bahac poor rEsbattoncnt dcs Fmti^nidistes 
ct DOD aiihves. 3 tqIs. 12iiio. kai/calf, 10* 6d Brmx, 1832 

1305 €OXTB£AB£ and Fhiffips's Outlines of the Geology <^&igljaid and Wales, 

8n>. aMQw; Mr. jcwtc; 18* 1822 

1306 CONYBfiABETS (J. J.)Bmnance of Octafian, Empeiw of Borne, abndged 

from a MS. in the Bodleian Ubmj, post 8to. putatelt puxted, Ms. 
mwret, lOt ' Oxford, 1809 

1307 €X)NTB£AB£rS Octaiian.— Another copr, inth Essars on the Angjo-Saxon 

Porm on the Battle of Finsboroii^- Author of dievj Clme— The Kjng 
and the Hcnnit, a Fi a g mc nl of a Metiical Bomanoe, &c. in 1 toI. post 8to. 
c«{f«ec#, 15# . 1809 

1308 CX>PPIXG£B^S (Matthew) Poems, Scmgs. and Love Teises, small 8to. neat, 

6» . . 1682 

1309 COOPEBI Thesanras Lingnap Bomans et Britannicae, thick folio, meat^ 6« 

1S*B4 — AxoTHEK Enmox, meat, 6« 1587 

Venmsebl fiir obsolete ICngHgh voids expfaioiiig tiip Latin. 

1310 COOPEB'S (C. P.) Acoomit of the most important Pbhfie Becoids of Great 

Britain and ftifiKcatiflPS of the Beeord Clommissiniers, together with other 

llnrtiwriiral and Antiqaaiian Infcnmation, 2 toIs. 8to. c/o#1, venf wearee, £2. 2s 

1832 
ISm COOPERS (C. P. ^roe«f Jk^/ai^) Lotties sor k Coor de la ChanceDene 

SrjkaB^kHsrvt, Bwo. 9ewed, 2s Pmr, 1830 

^12 OOOPEB (J. F. tie Xocelist) Exconians in Switieriand, 2 tqIs. post 8to. 

eiMi^3s6d 1836 

1313 COPT of the Charter of the Bcmog^ of Qneenhoroo^ Kent, 12mo. not 

F fcDETEP F om SAUC, BM»roeeo, ffUi lemt>es, S« 

1314 COPY WELL'S Shiuhs of P^massos, a Variety of Poetical Essajs, Moral 

and Comic; 12mo. nemi, 2s 6d 1760 

1315 COBBET(Latoard*Anveigne) Origines Ganlioses, on Becherchcs sor la Lao- 

goe, r Oi%ine et les Antiqaites des Cdto-Bietons, 8to. «/. 8«6cir^ai6. 1801 

1316 COBBESFOXDENCE Diplomatique de BoHand de Sahgnac de la Mothe 

FeaHan, Amhassadeor de France en Angletene de 156S a 1373, pobliee 

poor la piemiere fois sor ks mannscrits originawv conserves anx Ardmres da 

' Bo¥anme, par Chailes Pmtim Cooper, 7 vols. 8vo.W. ^£2. 17« Par. 1840-2 

1317 COBBESPONDENCE and Diaries of Henij Hjde, Eari of ClaRsidon, and 

his brother Lawrence Hjde, Eari of Boch^ter* fiom 1678 to 1690, edited 
bj Smgor, 2 Tids. 4to. plates, hds. £\. 8« (pah. at i£5. 3s) — AiWher copy, 
2 Tols. 4to. {wamis three plates) hds 12« 1828 

1318 COBDINEB^S (Ber. C ) Bemarkabk Bnins and Bomantic Prospects of 

North Britain, with \neient Mcmnmqits and singolar sobjects of Natural 
Hisfeoij, with Desci^tions, 2 tqIs. in 1, 4to. eal/ertra, muMed lemces, IBs 

1788 

1319 COBEMANS (Dr.) L'Annee de rAndome Bc^qoe, Memoiie sor les 

Saisons, les M(r% les Semaines, ks Fetes, les usages dans les temps anterieors, 
8to. {omly 200 primted) sewed^ 4s . 1844 

1320 COBMONTAIGNE, Memorial poor k Defense des Places, 8vq. >Mtay 

plates, kalfboMmd, 2s . 1809 

1321 COBN.— Orders i^ipointed hjr his Majestie (James L) to he stnighdj 

ohser?ed far the preventing and remedying of the Dearth of Gnine, and 
other YictnaL 4to. filict Icltir, half calf. As 6d 1622 

1322 COBNABO (L. the VemetioM) Diseoorses of a Sober and Tempente Life, 

12mo. neat, 2s . 1798 

1323 COBXZANO, de le MOitari (in Italian Terse), 18mo. woodcai on Htle^ 

re^«M, Ss Fenet, 1515 

1324 COBXEILLE (P. ct T.) Chef d'CEavies Dramatiqnes, 3 Tok. 12mo. tfery 
f,4s6d , 1771 



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1325 CORNWALL. — Specimens of Cornish Provincial Dialect, with Glossary; 

also a Selection of Songs and other Pieces connected with Cornwall, post 
8vo. euriouM portrait of Dolly Pentreath, cloth, 4s 1846 

1326 CORNWALLYES' (Sir William, the Tmnger) Essays, 12mo. frwitUpiece 

by Cross, half calf marbled leaves, {corner of one leaf torn) Ts 6d 1 632 

1327 CORSICA.— Moeurs et Coutumes des Corses, 8vo. half calf, 2s 1799 

1328 CORRY'S Observations on the Windward Coast of Africa, 4to» plates, bds, 

35 6</ . . 1807 

1329 CORY'S (I. P.) Inquiries — Metaphysical, Mythological, and Chronological, 

thick l2mo. cloth, 5s . Pickering, 1837 

1330 COSTELLO'S Specimens of the Early Poetry of France, from the time of the 

Troubadours and Trouveres to the Reign of Henri Quatre, post 8vo. 4 fine 

ILLUMINATED PLATES, cloth, 9« . 1835 

1331 COSTUME. Histoire des Modes FranQaises, on Revolutions du Costume en 

France, \2mo. sewed, Ss ^d . 1773 

1332 COTGRAVE'S Dictionary of the French and English Tongues, folio, very 

clean, half calf, %s M . . 1611 

A very useful dictionary for the obsolete words of both languages. 

1333 COTTLE'S (Joseph) Early Recollections, chiefly relating to S. T. Coleridge, 

during his long residence in Bristol, also of Southey, Wordsworth, Lamb, 
and Amos Cottle, 2 vols, post 8vo. portraits, cloth, 6* 6c? (pub. at 2ls) 1837 

1334 COTTINGHAM'S Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the Exterior and In- 

terior of Henry the Seventh's Chapel, Westminster, with descriptions, 72 
fine plates (one wanting) 1822-29 — Account of the Abbey Church of St. 
Alban, by Gough, Englefield and Nichols, with Plans, Elevations, and 
Sections by Carter, 19 fine plates, 1813, together 3 vols, in 1, atlas foUo, 
new, and very neat in half calf, £2. I2s 6d . v. Y. 

The Antiquarian Society's price to the members is £Z. only for St. Alban's Abbey. 

1335 COTMAN'S (J. S.) Specimens of Norman and Gothic Architecture in the 

County of Norfolk, royal foHo, 50 fine plates, half blue morocco extra, gilt 
top,£l.l5s \ . 1816-18 

1336 COTMAN'S Architectural Antiquities of Normandy, with Historical Notices 

by Dawson Turner, 2 vols, royal foUo, 100 beautiful large etchings, cloth, 
£4. 14* Qd (pub. at ^12, 12*) . 1822 

1337 COTTON'S (Sir Robt.) Answer to such motives as were offered by certain 

Military Men to Prince Henry, incitmg him to affect Arms more than Peace, 
with a Short View of the Life and Reign of Henry III. l2mo. two portraits 
inserted, calf gilt, 4s Qd . . 1675 

1338 COTTON'S (John, of New England Pouring out of the Seven Vials, or an 

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Times, preached in sundry Sermons, at Boston, in New England, 4to. neat, 
\QsQd . . 1642 

1339 COTTON'S (Chas.) Wonders of the Peake, a Poem, 8yo. first edit, calf, 2s 

1681 

1340 COUNTRY CONVERSATIONS ; being an Account of some Discourses 

that happened in a visit to the Country last Summer on divers subjects, viz. 
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1341 COURTENAY FAMILY.— De stripe et origine Domus de Courtenay, quae 

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tooled on the sides, and gilt leaves, bake, £3. I3s 6d Paris ^ 1607 

Privately printed at the coat of this royal and noble family. A copy sold at Sotheby's 
in 1842 for j^lO. 5«. 

1342 COURT of Judicature in imitation of Libanius, with new Epigrams, 8vo. 

neat, 3s . . 1697 






64 JOHN BU8SELL SinTH's CATALOGUfi 

1343 COURT of Session Garland, with Supplement, and a sheet entitnled '< Parlia- 

ment House Garland," 8vo. bds. ordy 150 printed, lOs 6d Eiinh, 1839 
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most eminent wits of the Scottish Metropolis. 

1344 COUSIN (Jean) La Yraye Science de la Pourtraicture descrite et demon- 

stree, 4to. wumy curious cuts, neat, rare, 5« Lyon, 1672 

1345 COY£NTBY'S History of Pompey the Little, \2mo. frontispiece, neat, 2s 

1752 

1346 COVENTRY'S (Geo.) Critical Enquiry r^arding the real Author of 

'' Junius," proving them to have heen written by Lord Yiscount Sackville, 
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1347 CO YERD ALE'S (Miles) Spiritual and most precious Pearl, translated from 

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1348 COWLEY'S Works, m Prose and Yerse, foho, portrait by Faithome, very 

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1350 COWPER.— Life and Death of Mr. Will. Cowper, Bishop of GaQoway, 4to. 

kalf calf, scarce, 7s 6d . 1619 

1351 COWPER (W.) John Newton and Bp. Hebeb.— Essays on the Lives of 

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1352 COXE'S (Rev. R. of Newcastle) Symmetry of Revektion, a Witness to the 

Dirinity of Christ, 8yo. cloth, 5s . 1845 

1353 COX'S Hints to InvaUds ahont to visit Naples, with an Account of the 

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1354 COX'S (Capt. H.) Residence in the Burman Empire, 8yo. coloured plates, 

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1355 COX'S (Ross) Adventures on the Colombia River, among various tribes of 

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1356 COXE'S Account of the Russian Discoveries between Asia and America, 8vo. 

maps, neat. As ^d . .1 787 

1357 COXE. — Another copy, Aio.fine copy in russia, gilt leaves, \2s 1803 

1358 CRABB'S (Geo.) History of Engtish Law, thick 8vo. bds. 65 1829 

1359 CRADOCK'S Literary and Miscellaneous Memoirs, 8yo. vols. 3 and 4 {often 

wanting to complete sets), bds. 5s . 1828 

1360 CRANRIDGE'S Account of the Charities of Bristol, 8vo. bds. 3s 1818 

1361 CRAUFURD'S Sketches relating to the History, Rehgion, Learning, and 

Manners of the Hindoos, 8vo. half calf, 3s 1790 

1362 CRAWFURD'S Emhassy to the Court of Ava, with Appendix of Fossil 

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1834 

1363 CRAWFURD'S Emhassy to the Courts of Siam and Cochm China, 2 vols. 

8vo. plates, new, bds. lOs 6d (pub. at £\. I2s) 1834 

1364 CRAWFURD'S Peerage of Scotland, collected from Records, Charters, &e. 

folio, n^af, 1 6« . . EiKnb. \716 

1365 CRAUFURD Peerage, with other Grenealogical, Historical, and Biographical 

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bds. \0s 6d (pub. at ^1. 10«) 1829 

1366 CRA YEN'S (Hon. Keppel) Excursions in the Abruzzi and Northern Pro- 

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1367 CREECH'S Edinburgh Furtive Pieces, containmg a Yiew of the modes of 

livinft in Edinburgh at different Periods, &c. &c. 8vo. bds. 3s 6d 1815 

1 368 CRENIUS, Museum Philologicum et Historicnm compleetens, 1 2mo. sewed, 

2s . .1699 




OF CHOICB» USfiFVL, AND CURIOUS BOOKS. 65 

1369 GRISTANOYICI (Stanislaus) £iamen Catholicnm edictum Anglicani quod 

contra Catholicis est latum, Auctoritate Parliamenti Anglise, 1606 — 12mo. 
half calf ^ very rare, Beight's Copy, 15# , Parte, 1607 

Upon complaint of the English Ambassador, Sir George Carew, the printer of this book 
was put into prison, and the remaining copies of the book delivered to the Ambassador, by 
whom they were burnt. 

1370 CRITICAL Review of the Buildings, Statues and Ornaments in and about 

London and Westminster, 8vo. haff calf 2e 1 734 

1371 CRITICISMS on the Bar, (&y J. P. Collier the Poetical Antiquary)^ 12mo. 

hds,28 . . 1»]9 

1372 CROFT S Commentary and Strictures on the Moral Writings of Paley and 

Gisborne, 8vo. bds. 2s . 1797 

1372*CROFT'S (Herbert) Letter from Germany to the Princess of Englani, on 

the English and German Languages, 4to. half calf scarce, 5s Hamburg, 1797 

1373 CROFTS.— Catalogue of the curious and distinguished Library of the Rev, 

Thos. Crofts, (43 days' sale), royal 8vo. large paper, portrait inserted, 
interleaved throughout with writing paper, purple morocco extra, gilt 
leaves, joints, ^c. 9s ^ (not the cost of binding) 1783 

1374 CROOKED LANE.— History and Antiquities of the Parish of St. Michael, 

Crooked Laiie, 8vo. plates, unfinished and unpublished, bds, 4s 6d — 

1375 CROKE. — Regimen Sanitatis Salernitanum, a Poem on the Preservation 

of Health, in Rhyming Latin Verse, addressed by the School of Salerno to 
Robert of Normandy, son of the Conqueror, with an Ancient Translation 
and Notes by Sir A. Croke, post 8vo. chth, {no plates), 2s 6d (puh. at I2s) 

Oxford, 1830 

Above one hundred and fifty editions of the Schola Salemitana are proofs of its merit and 
popularity, stray verses from it are frequently quoted. 

1376 CROKE'S (Sir Alex.) Essay on the Origin, Progress, and Decline of Rhyming 

Latin Verse, with many specimens, post 8vo. cloth, Ss (pub. at 7s 6d) 1828 

1377 CROKER'S (J. Wilson) Familiar Epistles on the Present State of the Irish 
• Stage, 1804— A few Reflections on the Perusal of the " Familiar Epistles," 

1804, in 1 vol. l2mo. bds. 2s 

1378 CROKER'S (Crofton) Researches in the South of Ireland, 4to. plates of 

Scenery, Antiquities, Music, fye, bds. 8« (pub. at £2, 2s) 1824 

The Appendix contains an interesting personal account of the Irish Rebellion of 1798 , by 
Miss Adams of Summerseat, Co. Wezfordi now first printed, 

1379 CROLTS (Dr. Geo.) New Interpretation of the Apocalypse of St. John, 

Hvo. bds. 3« 6«? . 1827 

1380 CROLY'S (Rev. Dr.) Historical Sketches, Speeches, and Characters, now first 

collected, post 8vo. new cloth, 4s (pub. at 10s 6d) 1842 

1381 CROMBIE'S Treatise on the Ent^ology and Syntax of the English Lan- 

guage, 8vo. bds. 3s . 1809 

1382 CROMBIFS (Dr. Alex.) Natural Theology, 2 thick vols. 8vo. bds. I2s (pub. 

eLt£l.4s) . 1829 

1383 CROMBIE'S (Dr. A.) Essay on Philosophical Necessity, thick 8vo. bds. 

scarce, 6s 6d . • 1793 

1384 CROMWELL*S History of the Ancient Town and Borough of Colchester, 

2 vols, royal 8vo. lakoe pafek, many plates, bds. I2s 1825 

1385 CROMWELL'S (O.) Memoirs of the Protector Oliver Cromwell, and of his 

Sons Richard and Henry, 4to. ports, bds. I2s . 1820 

1386 CROMWELL — Shuffling, Cutting, and Dealing, in a game of Picquet, being 

acted from the years 1653 to 1658, by O. P. and others, with great applause, 
4to» half morocco, 5s ' . 1659 



68 JOHN BV98BLt> SMlXtt's CATi.tOOt£ 

1 437 DANBY'S (W of Swinton Park, Yorkahire) Thou^ts diiefly on serions 
subjects, 8vo. fmvatbly pbinted, hal/caf/,. 3* 1821 

1138 DANDOLO'S (Count) Art of Rearing Silk Worms, post 9yo. plates, hds. 
38 6d . 1825 

1439 DANIELL'S (Samuel) Tragedie of Philotas (unth the rare dedieatum to the 

Counteee of Pembroke)-^ A Letter sent from Octavia to her husband 
Marcus Antonins into Egypt — Tragedie of Cleopatra - Complaint of Rosa- 
mond — Musophilus — ^The Queen's Arcadia — Fimeral Poem on the Duke of 
Devonshire, all in 1 vol. 1 2mo. neiv, and very neat in antique ea^f, £\. We 6d 

1607 

1440 DANIEL'S (Rev. J., a Catholic) Eodesiastical History of the Britons and 

Saxonsy 8vo. eewed, ecarce, 69 , .1815 

1441 DANISH —Accentuered og Raisonnered Grammatica gom viser det Danske 

Sprog, Kiob, 1747, and three other Works on the Danish Lanffuagey in 
1 vol. 1 2mo. half hound, 3« 6d . T. y. 

1442 DANKOVSZKY, Kritisch Etymologisches Worterbuch der Magyarischen 

Sprache, thick 8vo. (1000 pages), sewed, 1 6s Preshurff, 1833 

14,43 DANS (Adolph van) Eliza^ sive de Laudihas Elizabethse, Angliee Regin» 
{cum vita et hymno), 12mo. fine copy in vellum, gilt edges, 7s 6d 

Lug. Bat. 1619 
This curioufl poetical Life of Q. Elizabeth is of very rare occvrrence. 

1444 DANSEY'S (Rer. W.) Home Decaniea Rurales, an attempt to illustrate the 

Name, Origin, Appointment, Functions, &c. of Rural Deans, 2 vols, small 
4 to. many cuts, cloth, \5s (pub. at ^1. 4s) 1835 

1445 DANTE, Divina Comedia, col Comento di Landino, folio, woodcuts, neat, 

£\.4s Fenetia,\497 

The extremely neat and spirited woodcuts in this edition very much resemble those in the 
Verona edition, several of which are given in the ^des Althorpianse, vol* ii. pp. 115-118. 

1446 DANTE, T Inferno, el Purgatorio e'l Paradiso, 12mo. beautiful clean copy of 

the rare Aldine edition, (unfortunately wants the leaf of eledication) new 
and elegant in blue morocco, gilt leaves, £1. 5s Venet. Aldi, 1615 

1447 D*ANVILLE, Etats formes en Europe apres la Chute de I'Empire Romainen 

Occident, 4to. bds. uncut, 4s 6d 1772 

1448 D'ANVILLE, Memoire sur la Chine, 8vo. very neat, 2s 6d 1776 

1449 D'ANVILLE'S Compendium of Ancient Geography, 2 vols. 8vo. maps, in- 

cluding Horsley*s map of Ancient Britain, bds. new, 5s 1810 

1 450 D' ARGENVILLE, Histoire Naturelle eclaircie dans une de ses partie princi- 

pales la Conchyliologie qui traite des Coquillages de Mer, de Riviere et de 

Terre, 4to. many fine plates^ very neat, Ss 6d 1757 

1450*D'ARBLAY'S (Madame) Memoirs of her father. Dr. Bumey, 3 vols. 8vo. 

bdH, 6s 6d . 1832 

1451 DARCIE'S (Abr.) History and Annals of Queen Elizabeth, thick 4to. calf, 

5s 6d . 1 625 

1452 DARLING'S (R.) Poetical Version of the Four Gospels, 4to. bds. curious, 

3s 6d 

1453 D'AUBIGNE'S History of the Reformation, a new translation, with the 

author's last improvements, by Beveridge, 4 vols, small 8vo. cloth, 9s 6d 

1846 

1454 DAUBISSON'S Account of the Basalts of Saxony, with Observations on the 
^r^qrin of Baaidt.i^^iiEf!ie|^.^XQf.(e^, 4it 1814 

IpggB^J, into Siberia, 4to. plates, bds. 

'- \.,* . ^ 1774 

■|^ (J^ French edition), atlas 

1^ 12mo. neat, 3s 6d 

1648 



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1410 ClITHBEaT (fi^iNt). Beginaldi Mtmachi Dnnelmensis Lib^ns de Admi- 

randis Beati Cuthberti^rtutibns, 8vo. cMh^ \Ae (pub. at ^1. i«) 

" • * Surtees Society, 1835 

1411 CUVIER'S Theory of the Earth, by Jameson, with Observations on the 

Geblogy of N(H-tfa America, by Mitchell, tbick 8vo. piates, neat, 8« 

* • '• New Fork, 1818 

1412- CTJVIBR!S Theory of the Earth, by JameBon, Svo. plated, last editioriy hds. 
&« (pub. at 14*)' ' r 1827 

1413' CUVrER, Histoire Natuiteile des Cetaoes, 8vo.' plates^ half calf, 9* 

Par. 1836 

1414 CUTCKtO (Hen.) litnrj^cse Pirdcationesed mysteria Missae accommodatfie, et 

ad usum eomm qui Missam audiunt ccmscriptse, - 12mo. 'very neat, la 6d 

Lovanii, 1605 

A COSTA'S (Eman.) Illustrations of British Conchology, 4 to. 
many coLOXiB^'D plates, half calf, uncut, I2s 1778 

1416 DALLAS' Recollections of Lord Byron, 8vo. hds. 2s . 1824 
|l417 DALLAS' History of the Maroons of Sierra Leone, Cuba, and 
Jamaica, 2 vols. 8vo. caff marbled leaves^ Qs 6d 1803 

|1418 DALLAWA\'S (Rev. J.) Discourses upon Architecture in 
England, from the Norman Era to James I., royal 8vo. finely printed, hds. 
6« (pub. at 14«) . 1833 

1419 DALLAWAY'S Origin and Progress of Heraldry in England, 4to. many fine 

plates, half calf extra^ marbled leaves, £l..bs 1 793 

1420 DALLAWAY'S Anecdotes of the Arts in England, 8vo. fine copy in russia, 

55 . . 1800 

1421 D ALL A WAY'S Observations on English Architecture, with Historical 

Notices of Stained Glass, Ornamental Gardening, &c. royal 8vo. hds. As 6d 

1806 

1422 DALftYMPLFS (Sir John) Memoirs of Great Britain and Ireland, from the 
, ' last Parliament of Charles II. to the Sea Bkttle off La Hogue, 2 vols. 4 to. 

very neat in half russia, I2s . 1771 

1423 DALRYMPLE'S (Sir J.) Essay towards a History of Feudal Property, 12mo. 
• calf 2s 6d . 1758 

1424 DALRYMPLE'S Considerations on the PoKcy of Entails in Great Britain, 

1764 — A Free .Disquisition concerning the Law of Entails in Scotland, 1765 
— in 1 vol. 8vo. half calf, 3s 

1425 DALRYMPLE'S Essay towards a General History of Feudal Property, 12mo. 

neat, 3s ' 1758 

1426 DAI^RYMPLE'S (Sir Hew) Memoir of his proceedings as connected with 

the Peninsular War, 8vo. hds. 2s . 1830 

1427 DAI<. YELL'S (Sir J. G.) Tract pn Monastic Antiquities and the Abbey of 

Dumferling, 8vo. hds. 4s ' . 1809 

1428 DALZELL'S (A. Governor of Cape Coast Castle (Account of Dahomy, 4 to. 

plates, ids. 3s ^d . 1793 

1429 DALZEL, Analecta Grseca Minora, cura Bailey, 8vo. new, sheep, 3s 1835 

1430 DALZEL'S Collectanea Grseca Majora edente Kenrick et Tate, 2 vols, new^ 
, sheep, 7s ' . 1830 

1431 DAMM (C. T.) Lexicon Homericum et Pindaricum, thick 4to. calf, 7s 6d 

— (very che'af) ' . Berol. 1774 

1432 DAMMI, Lexicon Homericum cura Duncan, 2 thick vols, royal 8vo. labge 

PAPEK, flew, half vellum extra, ISs Glasyua, 1833 

1 434 DAMMII Lexicon Pindaricum, 8vp. hds. 3s 6d 

1435 DAMMll Lexicon Pindaricum cum HuntingiTord, 8vo. neat, 4s 6d 1814 

1436 DAMER'S (Mrs. Dawson) Diary of a Tour in Turkey, Egypt, and the Holy 

Land, 2 vols, post 8yo. plates, cloth, 5s (pub. at 21*) 1841 



70 'OHN B.t98JKLI> 8HITH*B CATAI^apJB 

1482 DAYE'S (Edwai^d) Workft en Paintiiig, Exoarflutns in Deibyiihiiv, ..Yorkshire, 

&e, 4io,yine plates, half eal/ffilt, Ss6d .. 1805 

1483 DAY'S (Dr. A*) Syntax of the Relative PijOBQim mi Cognates, ^oi eltdk, 

4s . ... 1844 

1483*DAY.— Actoimt of the Life and WridDgs of Thomas Day,- (a«rA<^. 0/ Sand- 
ford and Merton) hy J. Keir, 8vo, neat^ %s 6d . .n > 1791 

1484 DEARN'S (T. D. W.) Historical and Topographical Account of the Weald 

0^ ILerxtj ^^(y> plaieSy-^saty half ccd/MTun/Lt^^Qd • J814 

1485 D£ BIE, Numismata Anrea Imperatofrum Romaoornm 'e]( reisensione Haver- 

campi, 4to. many plates, neat. As . , 1738 

1486 DE BODE'S Bokhara, its Amir, and its People, translated from tbe'Bttssiasi 

of KhanikofF, ^yo, portrait and map, new, eloth, 7s (pub. at 12») 1845 

1487 DE BOSSET(C. P.) Essai sur les Medailles Antiques, des Isles de tlepha- 

lonieet d'lthaque, 4to.i>^^«^ 6<^. 4« 6c^ • 1815 

Contains some exquisitely engraved platea of tbe rare and curious ooins of Ithaca and 
Cephalonia. 

1488 DECIDER'S (Thos.) Xanthome and Candle-Light 5 or the Bdltnan's Second 

Nights-Walke, in which he brings to light, a brood of more strange Villanies 
than ever were till l^s yeare discovered, 4t6. Dlaeft letter, very neat, curious 
and rare, £2. 5s . . 1620 

1489 DECKER, Spisetroloffia, h. e. Discnrsns ut plarimtim Philosophicus de 

Spectris, 12mo. 2 plates, very neat, scaree, 7s 6d . Hamhurgi, 1690 

1490 DE COURCY, NobiUare de Bretagne, ou Tableau de 1* Aristocratic Bretonne, 

AijQ. sewed^ 16* . • * . ' 1846 

1491 DE DANORUM Rebus Ges^is Secnl. III. et IV. Poema Danicuni dialecto 

Anglo-Saxontca ex Bib. Cotton; Mus»i Bri^annica edidit versione-Lat. et 
indicibus auxit G. J. Thorkelin, 4to. sewed, 5s Havnite, 1815 

1492 DSIPOE'S History of Addresses, 8vb. neat, Ssid . 1709 

1493 DEFOE'S Jure Divino, a Satyr in twelve books^ 8vo. new, calfgitt^ 4s. ^d — 

Anothee COPY, ca{f, 3* . * 1706 

1494 DEFOE'S Roxana, or,, the Fortunate Mistress, 12mo. doth, 2s 6d. \. , 1840 

1495 DEFOE'S Works, edited by Hazlift, 2 very thick volsJ Syo.. very neat, half 

calf, \^s . ' . ■ 1840 

Comprising Chalmers's Life, Colonel Jack, Fortunate Mistress, Moll Flanders, Capt. 
Singleton, History of the Plague, Capt. Carleton, Robinson Cinsoe, and', many smaller 
pieces. 

1496 DELLA BELLA. A Collection of Etchings of that inimitable artist Stef. 

Delia Bella, comprising 180 pieces, consisting of Landscapes, Marine- Views, 
Animals, Ornaments, &c. with a Biographical Memoir by T. Dodd, imp. 4 to. 
half calf gilt, £\. As . 1818 

1497 DELLA BELLA. — Jombe^t (C. A.) Essai d'lin Catalogue ^i'^tienne de la 

Belle, {the Painter and Engraver) 8vo. half <^alf, 5s 1772 

1498 DELLA CELLA'S Travels in Barbary^ 8vo. bds, 2s ■ 1822 

1499 DE LA CEPEDE (Comte) Histoire Naturelle des Quadrupedes Ovipares et 

des Serpens, 2 vols. 4to. numerous fine plates, fine copy in blue, morocco 
extra, gilt leaves, £\,2s . , Par, 1/88 

1500 DE LA CHAMBRE'S Art how to know Men, rendered into English by 

John Davies, of Kidwelly, 12mo. neat^ 3s - 1665 

1501 DELAMBR.E Histoire, de PAstronomie au dix huitieme, sieclo, "thick 4 to. 

sewed, £\.U. . ... Par. 1827. 

1502 DE LAVEiiE YE, Histoire dela Langue et de la Literature Provencale£^ ^^^ 

8vo. 8« 6<Z * . Brux^ ^5^4^ 

1503 DE LA RUE (Abbe) ^Essais Histonques, sur les Border, les Jongleursri et 

les Trouveres Normands et Anglo-Normands, 3 vols. 8vo. thick paper, i Ms. 
^1.10* . Caen* Ug4834 



OF GHOICaB> USBVITL/. Airiy. CamUHUd iBdOKS. 71 

1504 PSLAMOTHE (G.) French Alphabel/^ teachihgdii atfadrt time by k niost 
easie way to pronounce French naturally, with the Barest Sentences, Pro- 
verbs, Apothegmk; &c. 12itio. veUunii rare,, 7 9 6d 16-15 

1.505 DE LA PRIMAUDAYE (Peter) French Academic whel^in is discoursed 

■ the Inatiiulion o£ Mania's ^ and wbatsoei^r' els- conoerndtk tMe gooil-aiid 

happie Lt^ of all estates and calHngs^ trasslated by>TwB., \4t<^. neat, 

. ^6d . . 1589 

. A(»irat»ii0|M»ak(See£kyUieifBPo6l«!P6<Mm.¥DL:ir. 274.' 

1506 DELEPIEEJlEy EsAmen de ce. que reliferme k Bibliotheque du Musee 
Britannique, l2mo. sewed, 2s . 1846 

1507 D£ L' pOMMEi et de la B^roda.etion deb d&ifeuedia iEndiyid?us» 12mo'. neati 
3s . ..'...• Paris, 1761 

1 508. D£LPIN0'3 Spanish Grammar, and Memmi^ of that Language, 8yo'. neatl 
2s . ■ •....:• * . 1807 

\509 DELPIT (Jules) Collecfci(» Generale des Documents Frau^ais qui .sd 

trouvent en Angleterre Tome premier {all yet out), Archives de la Maine de 

Loudresj( du Duche de Lancastre,' de la Bihlioitheque.des.Av'OcatS'<d'Edim- 

bourg, et premiere partie de rEchqu\er, .'4to. (575 'pages) sewed, 15» 

ParS9, 1847 
Publi^ed xmdev the authority of .the French Grgvernment. ' , 

1510 DEt ElO'S Description of the Buins of an Ancient City discovered near 
, Palenque in Guatemala, 4to, curious plafes, i5c^. 15i (ppb/at s^l. 8^). 1822 

1511 DE LIJC, Histoire du Passage desAlpeapar Ham^ibaV 8vo* map, sewed, 
2s . * . /. . • ■• . 1.818 

1512 DE LUC, Traite Elementaire de Geologic, 8vo» half calf, 2s 1809 

1513 DE LUC'S Elementary Treatise oa Geology, by jDr. De la Fite, ^vq J cloth; 
2s , .. • 1809 

1514 D'EJVULLLINNE (Gabriel) Frauds of Romish Monks <ind Priests, shewing 
their abominable Deceptions and Practices, 12mo. bds. 2s Qd 1821 

1515 DEMOSTHENIS et ^schinis Opera, Gr. et Lat. cum notis edidit J. Taylor, 
4tb. vols. 2 and 3, {vol 1 never published^ caLfneat^ \As . Camb., 1748-57 

An edition highly esteemed for the notes, and the beauty of the typography. 

1516 DEMPSTERI. (Thorn, a Muresk, Scoti) Etruria Regali, curante Thoraa 
Coke, Ahnigero, -2 vols, folio, numerous plates, calf, gilt leaves, £\. 15* 

. . Florent. 1723 

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1662 >DUNiLIN'S.O\iiliBes ^f ffehe HistoSry of Brbitil^^ mih Kempe'a Aecount of 

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1691 DU PERIER'S General History of all Voyages^ and Travels throughout the 

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1697 DU PRATZ'S History of Louisiana, or of, the Western Parts of Virginia and 

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1 707 DYER on the Nature of the Subscription to the 39 Articles, 8vo. hoards, 

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1731 EDINBURGH REVIEW, a General Index to, from 1802-1812, (by Lord 

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1732 EDISON (J. S.) on Lord Brougham's Character of Mr. Pitt, 8vo. cloth, 

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1733 EDWARDS' (Bryan) Historical Account of the Island of St. Domingo, map, 

1797 — CharmeUy (Col.) Lettre a M. Bryan Edwards, en Refutation de son 
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1 734 EDWARDS' Anecdotes of Painters who have resided or been born in Eng- 

land, (forming a Supplement to Walpole), royal 4 to. labge paper, with 
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1735 EDWARDS (E.) on the Administrative Economy of the Fine Arts in Eng- 

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1736 EDWARDS'S (E.) Descriptive Catalogue of some French Medals in the 

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1 737 EDWARDS' (Geo.) Essays upon Natural History, 8vo. portrait, neat, 2s 6d 

1770 

1 738 EDWARDS' Canons of Criticism and Glossary, being a supplement to War- 

burton's Shakespeare, 8vo. bds, 3s . 1750 

1 739 EFFUSIONS of Love from Chatelar to Mary, Queen of Scotland, translated 

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1741 EGERTON.- Life of John Egerton, Bp. of Buxham, (from Hutchinson* s 

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1742 EGERTON. The Life of Thomas Egerton, Lord Chancellor of England, 

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1744 ELEGANT EXTRACTS, in Verse, 2 vols.-ElegantEpistles, together, 3 vols. 

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Iconibus, 12mo. veey pine copy, vellum, gilt edges, £l. I5s Upsal^ 1631 
The portraits and plates (41) to this volume are beautifully engraved ; they are of the most 

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Grenl. Dowdeswell's copy sold for j^4. 18*. 

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1748 ELLIS'S (Sir Henry) Original Letters, illustrative of Enghsh History, 

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1751 ELLIS'S Specimens of the Early English Metricial Romances, 3 vols, post 

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1754 ELLIS'S Narrative of Lord Amherst's Embassy to China, 2 vols. 8vo. bds, 

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1757 ELLIS'S History and Antiquities of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 8vo. 

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1758 ELLIS'S Defence of the Thirty-nine Articles, 12mo. 3s 1710 

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1 760 ELIZABETH (Queen) and Her Time^, a Series of Original Letters, selected 

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8vo. new and elegant in calf, by Mackenzie, I8s . 1838 

1761 ELIZABETH.— Sir Francis Walsingham's Embassy to Paris to Negotiate a 

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1762 ELMES' General and Bibliographical Dictionary of the Fine Arts, thick 8vo. 

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1763 ELMES'S Memoirs of the Life and Works of Sir Christopher Wren, with a 

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1766 ELPHINSTONE'S (Hon. M.) Account of the Kingdom of Caubul, 

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1767 ELSYNGE'S Manner of Holding Parliaments in England, 12mo. neat. 

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1770 ELY.— Architectural Notes on Ely Cathedral, 8vo. half calf, 3s 1804 

1/71 EMBLEMS. — Emblemata Florentii Schoonhoviij partijn Moralia partim 
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GoudcB, 1618 



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1772 EMBLEMATA.— Dialogo delY Imprese Militari et Amorose di Giovio 

Vegcono di Nocera, et del Gab. Syraeoni, Fibrentino, 8vo. 135 woodcuts, 

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£\, bs . In Lyone, 1574 

1773 EMBLEMATA.— .ZiNOGBBFii, Emblemata Coelo Meriani, 100 plates, im- 

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7s 6d 
)774 EMBLEMATA.— Kbjbihing (Joanuis) Emblemata Etbico-Politica Car- 
mine explicata, 12mo. many plates, fine copy, red morocco^ gilt leaves, 9« 

Anto. 1661 

1775 EMBLEMA Animse, or Morall Biscourses reflecting upon Humanitie, 

written by John du Plessis, now Cardinal of Ricblett, translated by I. M., 
\2mo. front, by Marshall, very neat, 79.6d . 1635 

1776 ENDERBIE'S (Percy) Cambria Triumphans ; or Britain in its perfect 

Lustre, shewing the Antiquity of that illustrious Nation, folio, laegb 
PAPER, a reprint of the rare edition of \QQ\, plates of Arms, bds, di\. 5s 

1810 

1777 ENFIELD'S (Dr. W.) History of Philosophy, 2 vols. 8vo. bds. scarce, 15* 

1819 

1778 ENGLAND temp. Conquest. —Historise Anglicans? circa tempus Con- 

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14« . . . , 1807 

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1780 ENGLAND and AMERICA, a Comparison of the Social and Political State 

of both Nations, (by E. Gibbon and Wakefield^ the Colonizer of New Zeor 
land) 2 vols. 8vo. bds. scarce, \0s 6d 1833 

1781 ENGLEFIELD'S (Sir Henry) Collection of Vases, drawn and engraved 

by Moses, 41 fine plates, with Descriptions, impl. 8vo. elegant half morocco 
extra, \5s (pub. at £\. 10«) . 1819 

1782 ENGLEFIELD'S (Sir H. C.) Walkthrough Southampton, 8vo. plates, bds. 

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1 783 ENGLISH ROGUE ; or, the Life of Jeremy Sharp, commonly called Meri- 

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1 784 ENGLISH THEOPHRASTUS, or the Manners of the Age, being Modem 

Characters of the Court, the Town, and City, 8vo. neat, curious,. 3s 1706 

1785 ENGLISH ETYMOLOGIES.— Etymons of English Words, by the late 

John Thomson, M.R.I, and A.S. Private Secretary to the Marquis of 

Hastings in India, 4to. half cloth, 5s (pub. at 18«) Edin, 1826 

'* His work, -Etymons of English WoaDS, published twenty-one years ago, deserves, 

indeed, higher praise than that bestowed on it, as " a multum in parvo of great utility." 

Mr. Thomson^B views of English Etymology are the soundest, the most rational, and the mosA; 

clear-sighted with which we are acquainted," — XjITerary Gazette, January 23, 1847, in a 

Review of Fox Talbot's English Etymologies. 

1786 ENGLISH HISTORY. -- A Selectioa from tbe Harleian Miscellany of Tracts 

vf\)kQh relate to English History, 4to. bds, %s 1793 

1787 ENGLISH SAINTS. -^lives of St. Stephen, Abbot, St. Richard the Saxon, 

Augustine, Hermit Saints^ Wulstan, Gilbert, Wilfrid, German, Alered* 
Ninian, and many others, edited. by J. H. Newman, 14 vols. 12mo. sewed, 
IBsM . . . . 1844-5 

1788 ENNII (Quinti) Deliquise quse extant omnes cura Giles, \2mo, boards, 2s 

Oxf 1834 

1789 EPPS* Life of John Walker, M.D., 8vo. bds. 2s 1831 



84 JOHN &U8SELL SX1TH*8 CATALOGTOE 

1790 EPICT£TI, Cebetis, Demophili et Democratism Gr. et Lat. 18mo. vel&im, 2s 

AfMt. 1750 

1791 EPICTETI, Cebetis et Theophrasti, Gr. et Lat. cum notis Simpson, 8vo- 

neat, 2« . . 1758 

1792 EPITAPHS.— A singular collection of Epitaphs in Manusceipt, m 468 

pages, folio, bound in old calf, £2. IQs 

1793 EPITAPHS.— Collection of Epitaphs and Monumental Inscriptions, chiefly 

in Scotland, 12mo. bds. 5s . 1834 

The most extensive collection ever published relating to Scotland ; it includes ** Montdth's 
Theatre of Mortality." 

1794 EPITAPHS. — Select collection, celehrated for their oddity and quaintness of 

expression, 12mo. extra bds, 3s 

Printed for John Death, at the Sign of the Hour Glass, 1759 

1795 EPITAPHS.— Frobisher's Collection of Epitaphs, 12mo. half calf, 3s 

York, N. D. 

1796 ERASMI, Moriae Ecomium, sive Stultitise Laus, cum comment Listrii et 

Beckeri, 8vo. curioits woodcuts after Holbein, (different from any other edi- 
tion), 8vo, very neat in half calf, 6s Basilte, 1780 

1797 ERASME, TEloge de la Folic traduit du Latin par M. Gueudeville, 4to. 

LARGEST VKVWEi, fine plates, very choice copy in French calf, \Qs6d 1751 

1798 ERDESWICKE'S Survey of Staflbrdshire, greatly enlarged by Harwood, 

royal S-vo. ports, bds, \{^s 6d . 1820 

1799 ERNESTI, Lexicon Technologifle Grsecoram Rhetoricae, 8vo. calf gilt, As 

Lips. 1795 

1800 ERNST, Papillons d*Europe, peints d'apres Nature, 3 vols. 4to. 122 beauti- 

fully coLOUREj) PLATES, {containing several hundred figures), fine copt 

in old red morocco, gilt leaves, £3. lOs . 1779 

180.1 EROTEMATA CHRYSOLOR^^E ; de anomalis verbis, de formatione tem- 

porum ex libro Chalccndylse, etc. 12mo. vellum, 3s Venet. 1548 

1802 ERSKINE'S Internal Evidence of Revealed Religion, post 8vo. bds. 2s 1827 

1803 ERSKINE'S Sketches and Hints of Church History, 12mo. half calf 2s 1790 

1804 ESSAIES Politicke and Morall, by D. T. Gent, 12mo. calf, (one leaf in dedi- 

cation in MS.) 2s 6d . 1608 

180o ESSAY on Punctuation, (by Robertson) 12mo. neat, ^28 6d 1786 

1806 ESSAY in Defence of the Female Sex, in which are inserted Characters of a 

Pedant, Squire, Beau, City-Critic, &c. 8vo. front, of the compleat Beau, 
neat, 2s 6d , 1696 

1807 ESSAY concerning the Human Rational Soul, 8vo. half calf, 2s 1753 

1808 ESSAY on the Oxford Tracts, post 8vo. cloth, \s 6d 1839 

1809 ESSAYS on the Reality and Evidence of Miracles, Extraordinary Adventure 

of Balaam, Joshua's Victory, &c. (by Psalmanazar), 8vo. calf, 2s 6d 1753 

1810 ESSAYS on Romanism, (by Seeley) 12mo. cloth, 2s 6d 1839 

1811 ESSAYS on the Pleasures received from Literary Compositions) 8vo, bds, 

2s dd^calf extra, 3s 6d . 1813 

1812 ETOILE (Pierre de V) Journal du Regne de Henri IV. Roi de France et de 

Navarre, 4 vols. 12mo. calf, 7s 6d . 1741 

1813 EURIPIDIS Opera Omnia, Gr. et Lat. cum notis variorum, 9 vols. 8vo. good 

SET in russia, marbled leaves, £2. ISs GlasgtuB, 1821 

1814 EURIPIDES Hecuba, Orestes, Phoenician Virgins and Medea, hterally 

translated into EngUsh Prose, from the text of Person, 8va. bds. 3s 6d 1837 

1815 EURIPIDIS Tragoedise Octodecim Grsecse, cum Schoha ab Arsenio, Archiep. 

Monembrasiae coUecta, 2 thick vols. 8vo. neat, 3s Basilece, 1537 

WT J: ^ffP'IPI^^S Hecuba, in Greek, with Enghsh Notes, &c. by Major, Svo. 

iSl7 'Rv V^ ^W.) Bishopric of Souls, 12mo. cloth, 3« 1842 

\ 



OF CHOICE, USEFUL, AND CURIOUS BOOKS. 85 

1818 EVELYN'S Sculptura, or the History and Art of Calcography, post 8vo two 

finefUite^^ half calf ^ 5« . 1755 

1819 EVELYN'S Sylva, a Discourse of Forest Trees, edited by Hunter, 4to. many 

platesy neat and clean, ISs .. York, 1776 

1820 EVEREST'S (Rev. J.) Journey through Norway, Lapland, and Sweden, 8vo. 

platesy hds. scarce, 5* . 1829 

1821 EXCERPTA Historica, or Illustrations of English History, (by Bentley, 

Hardy, Nicolas, Young, Black, &c.) containing some very interesting papers 
to the Antiquary and Genealogist, royal 8vo. bds, 14« 1813 

1822 EXCURSIONS through the Counties of Essex, Si^olk, Norfolk, Sussex, 

Surrey, Kent, and Ireland — together 12 vols. 12mo. a multitude of plates, 
very nice impressions, calf extra, marbled leaves, £2. 18* 1818, &c. 

1823 EXPEDITION de Russie. Histoire de I'Expedition de Russie, 2 vols. 8vo. 

and atlas sewed, 3s . 1823 

1824 EXPLICATION Litterale de I'Ouvrage des six Jours m^l^e de Reflections 

Morales, l2mo.fine copy in French calf , gilt leaves, 3a 6d Brux. 1731 

1825 EXTON'S (Dr. John) Maritime Dicaotc^icBt or Sea Jurisdiction of England, 

setting forth the Antiquity of the Admiralty in England, &c. folio, half calf, 
scarce, bs . 1664 

1826 EYTON'S (T, C.) Herd Book of Hereford Cattle, post 8vo. vol. 1, (all yet 

printed) coloured plates, cloth, 6s 6d (pub. at 12a) 1846 

1827 EZEKIEL'S Prophecy concerning Gogue, illustrated by Granville Penn, 

12mo. bds. 2s 6d . 1814 

ABLES Original and Selected, from the most esteemed European 
and Oriental Authors, by G. M. Bussey, royal Svo, full of wood- 
cuts, cloth, 7s 6d . 1842 
1829 FABLIAUX ou Contes, Fables et Romans du. XII. et du 
Xill. siecle, par Le Grand D'Aussy, considerablement augmentee 
_____ par Renouard, 5 vols. 8vo. plates, beautifully printed on fine paper, 
s€wed\^£\, 105 . Taris, 1829 

1830 FABRICII Harmonia Confessionis Augustanse Ddctringe Evangelicse conseu- 

sum declarans, folio, neat, \Zs 6d ... Colon, 1587 

1831 FACETliE. — Accords (Le Seign. des, L e. Fstienne Tabourot) Les Bigarrures 

et les Touches, avec les Apophtegemes du Sieur Gaulart, et les Escraignes 
Dijonnoises, thick vol. 12mo. curious woodcuts, green morocco, gilt leaves., 
\Qs6d . Paris, 1608 

** Swift has poached deeply in these Bigarrures, The art of punning was, in great part^ 
extracted from this whimsical production of Tabourot, which contains an extraordinary- 
number of puns and clenches. The Apophthegenies du Sieur Gaulart, contained in this 
book, have laid the foundation of some of our Jest books." — Ferriar*a Illustrations of 
Sterne. 

1832 FACETI^.—AdmirandaRerumAdmirahiliumEncomia; sivediserata et amisna 

Pallas seria sub ludicra specie, thick \Smo,fine copy in green morocco, gilt 
leaves, 9s . " ^ \67t 

1 833 FACETIAE. —Histoire Maccaronique de Merlin Coccaie, prototype de Rabe- 

lais: avec rhorrible Bataille des Mouchesetdes Fourmis, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo, 
FINE COPT, new, calf extra, \0s 6d . No Place, 1734 

1834 FACETIiE— Jests.— The Hundred Merry Tales, or Shakespeare's Jest 

Book, 12mo. 2s • 1813 

1835 FACETIiS.— Universal Fortune-teller, by N. Powell, Doctor of Astrology, 

front, Lond. A, Hogg, n. d, — New Norwood Gipsey, or complete Art of 
Fortune -telling, /ron^. Lond, Dean fy Co. n. d, --Joe Miller's Jest Book, 
containing Lots of Rare Good Fun, front, ibid, — Ladies' Polite Valentine 
"Writer, front, tiic?. —Fairburn's Fashionable Valentine Writer, front. — 
Cabinet of Love, a capital selection of Valentines, Tegg, n. d, — ^Tradesman's 
New Valentines, Dean, and Co. n, d.ia I vol. post 8vo. half calf, uncut, 6s 




86 JOHN KU88BLL SMITe's CATALOGUB 

1836 FACETI^.— Liwons (L^> Dangeretises 4 vols* l2n(iQv ieioed,4M\ « 178^2 

1 837 FACECIE — Morales Lamentii Vallensis, alias ^sopus, grecus p dflm Lauretiu 

translatus^ loqipiut feliciter, 4tQ. Ij^tt.QqtH,. woodcut- on titles beav^^l 
clean copy, blue morocco extras 15* sine loco aut anno {XV, Century) 

1838 FAC£TI^.— Report of a late Meeting of the Society df Antiquaries in d 

letter to "Punch," 12mo. 66? .. .1842 

1839 FACETI^.— Dramatic History of Master Edward <Shater) Miss Ann 

(Elliott) and others, hy G. A. Steevens, 12ino^ kutHor&iU plates^ cdJT, 3« %d 

1786 

1840 FACETI^.— Musarum Delicse, or Muses' Recreation— Wit Restored, also 

Wit's Recreations^ ¥rith a thousand outlandish Prorerbs, by Sir J^ Mennis 
and Dr. J. Smith, 1658, edited by Park, 2 vols, post 8to. cuts by Bewicky 
bds. perfeetiy free from sppts, SI, 10* (only 150 printed at £^, 12# 6«0 

1841 FACETIiE.— Points of Misery, or Fables for Mankind, by C. Westmacott, 

royal 8vo. ImmoToue designs by R, Cruikshank, half russia, 4s 6d ' 1823 

1842 FAOETIiE.— The Merry Tales of the Wise Men of Gotham, with introduce 

tion by Halliwell, post 8vo. 1* . 1840 

*^ Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, I must needs laugh in my slefe 
The Wise Men of Qotum are risen againe." 

MUoganua CanoldPlatfJ, 
A Singular Collection of Jbst Books and DnoLLsaiBS will bb itound under 

LETTER J. 

1843 FAIRFAX'S (N.) Treatise on the Bulk and Selvedge of the World, 12mo. 

neat^ a very curious booky 6s 6d . 1^74 

1844 FAIRFAX. — Short Memorials of Thomas Lord Fairfax, written by himself 

12mo. very neat, 3s 6d . • • 1699 

1845 FAIRFAX. — Memoirs of General Fairfax, with an account of all his Sieges 

and Battles in the North of England, especially the Bjattles of Leeds, Wake- 
field, Manchester, &c. 1 2mo* half calf y 3s 6d .., Leeds, 1776 

1846 FAIRMAN'S Account of the Public Funds, their History, &c. edited by 

Cohen, 8vo. 5fl?«. 2« 6€3? . . 1824 

1847 FALCONI, Teatro delle Glorie e Purgatorio de viventi del granPatriarca, ed 

Apostojp dell' Iberriia S. Patricio, 4 to. velkwii very rare, IBs Bologna, 1660 

1848 FALCONER on the Discovery of the Mississippi, by De la Salle and Tonty, 

post 8vo. large n^ap, cloth, is 6d 1844 

1849 FALCONER'S (W.) Shipwreck, a Poem, with Notes Ky Dr. Clarke, with 

plates after Pocock, the Marine Painter, royal 8vo. calf neat, 7s 6d 1811 

1850 FALCONER'S (J.) €ryptomenysis Patefacta, or the Art of Secret Informa- 

tion disclosed without a Key, with plain and demonstrative Rules for decy- 
phering all manner of Secret Writing, 12mo. neat, scarce, 3s ■. 1685 

1851 FALCONER'S Bampton Lecture Sermons, 8vo. bds. 3s 6d 1811 

1852 FALCO JEER'S (I?r. W.),Di$®e!rtfrti0n oh the lafluence of th^ Passion* t^poa 

J)iaoTiex& of, the 3(xdy^ l2mo, port, bds,. 2s .:■:•. .' . 1796 

1853 FALISCI (Gratii) Cynegeticon— Nemesiani Cynegeticon Poem^ta^Caii (Jo. 

Jngli) deCm}^^^^yt^!'^'!^^^^^ i IG9Q 

1854 FALK, Yolkspiegelsmr Lehr' und BiesseKung, STO.yjCT^^ Leip. 1826 

1855 FARINGT'ON'S (J. R,J,) Views of the Lakes^> in GumberJand and West- 

moreland, engraved 6y Byrm, Landsee^j ^c: "oblong folio,' , nKJ8 XfMGli^JtX, 

IMPR:ESSI0NS, HALF RUSSIA, .15« . .' ' • .' 1789 

1856 FARMER'S (Dr.) Essaypn the Learning of Shal^eor^, 1.2mO, halfM^P, 2$ 

. .-. W . " ••..•• .'...•>■" 1767 

1857 FARMER'S Essay, on the Learning of Sh^tk^ieare, %dk poriraif:of Br, 

Farmer in^ried^ bds^, 3s , - ,, . , . .i . :. • - . . 1821 

i858 FARMER'S (Hugh) Previdence of the Woij^p of Hum^n Spirits in the 

Aucieat Heathen Nations asserted md proved, 8 vo.6€/«» dc'di^ce, 7S 6d 1 783 



OF CHOICS, USEFUL, AKD CURIOUS BOOKS. 87 

1899 FARMING. Practical Chemistry for Parmdrs and Landowners^ by Joshua 
Trimmer, 12mo. new cloth, 3« . 1842 

1860 FARMING. Productive Farming, or a familiar digest of the discoveries of 

Liebig, Davy, and others, by J. A. Smith, 12mo. cloth, 2s 6d 1843 

1861 FARQUHAR'S Poems and Plays, 2 vols. I2mo. Ss 6d 1728 

1862 FAUCHER, Histoire de Photins, Patriarche Schismatique de Constantinople, 

12mo. halftalf, Ss . 1782 

1863 FAUCHER (CI.) Origines des Dignitez et Magistrats de France, 8vo. vellum, 

ha • . Paris, 1606 

1864 FAULKNER*S History and Antiquities of Kensington, thick 8vo. plates, 

bds,5s . . 1820 

1865 FAULKNER'S History and Antiquities of Hammersmith, 8vo. plates, bds. 

7s (pub. at 2ls) . • 1839 

1866 FAULKNER'S History and Antiquities of Brentford, Ealing, and Chiswick, 

8vo. plates, cloth, 856c? (pub. at 21«) 1845 

1867 FAULKNER'S (Sir Arthur Brooke) Visit to Germany and the Low Countries, 

2 vols, post 8vo. bds, 3s . ' 1833 

1868 FAURIEL'S Songs of Greece, translated from the Romaic text, with addi- 

tions by Charles Brinsley Sheridan, post gvo. bds, 3s 1825 

1869 FAURIEL, Histoire dela Poesie Provengale, 3 vols. 8vo. sewed, (an excellent 

book,) £1, 4s' . . 1846 

1870 FAWKES' (Francis) Original Poems and Translations, including Gawin 

Douglas's Description of May, with a Glossary, 8vo. bds. 2s 1761 

1871 FAWKES. — Another copy, printed on fine thick pape"r, very neat, 3s 6d 

1761 

1872 FAWKET'S Account of the Rev. Dr. George Seignior, Fellow of Trinity Coll. 

Cambridge, 12mo. {last leaf torn), 2s Qd . 1681 

1873 PEATLEY'S Dippers Dipt, or the Anabaptists Duck' d and Plung'd over head 
■ and ears at a Disputation in Southwark, Aio, front, and port, by Marshall, 

neat, 9s. . . 1660 

1874 FEATHERSTON'S (J. R.,' of Blackdean, Durhafn) Sketch of Men and 

M8xmersinWeaxdisle,.Syo,fne plates, doth, 2s 6d Durham, 1840 

1 875 F'EINAIGLE'S New Art of Memory, with some account* of the principal 

systems of Artificial Memory, from the earhest period to the present time, 
thick li^mo. plates, half calf, 2$ . 1812 

1876 FEMALE FALSEHOOD; or the Unfortunate Beau, being the Amorous 

Memoirs of a late French Nobleman, 2 parts, 8v6. neat, 3s 6d 1706 

1877 FENELON'S Dialogues on, Eloquence, 12mo. neat , 2s Glasgow, Foulis, 1760 

1878 FENELON on the Education of a Daughter, translated, with Additions by 

Dr. Geo. Hickes, 12mo. neat, 2s ^d * 1707 

1879 FENESTELL-^ de Magistratibus, sacer/lotiisque Romanorum libellus, 12mo. 

woodcut title page designed by Hans Holbein, calf, 2s ^d ' 1523 

1880 — ^ — ^ Another copy, 12mo. very neat, Drury^s copy, 2s Paris, 1535 

1881 FENTON'S (E.) Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany Poems, qollected, 8vo. 
front, neat and clean, 3s 

1882 FELTON on the" Portraits of English Authors on Gardening, with Biogra- 

phical Notes, 8vo. bds. an interesting work, 3s 1830 

1883 FENTON'S Historical Tour^through Pembrokeshire^ 4to. many fine flutes, 

calf extra, marbled leaves, 15« . ' 1811 

1884 FERGUSON'S (Dr. A ) History of Civil Society; 8vo. very neat, 2s 1773 

1885 FERHISHTA'S History of the Dekkan, translated by Scott, 2 vols. 4to. bds. 

7s^d ' ' . ^ . 1794 

1886 FERIEL, Resume d'Archeologie specialement appliquee aux monuments 

religieux, 12mo. 2* . 1846 

1887 FERNANDEZ, Relacion Historical de las Missiones delos Indos que illaman 

Chiquitos, 4 to. (no Wi\(t) vellum, 7s M Madrid, 1726 



88 JOHN BUSSELL SMITHES CATALOGUH 

1888 FERRET'S (B. the Architect) Antiquities of the Priory of ChristdhiiTOh, 

Hants, Ti^th particulars of the Castle and Borough, royal 4to. many beautiful 
plates n PBOors on India paper, bds. ^1.8* 1834 

The Priory Church is one of the most beautiful specimens of ecclesiastical architecture in 
England ; it exhibits all the magnificence of a cathedrals 

1889 FERRERS (Lord). Trial between Mary Eliz. Smith and the Rt. Hon. Earl 

Ferrers for breach of promise of Marriage, from the 14th to the 18th Feb. in 
Westminster Hall— AJso the PlaintifTs Statement of Facts, hds. 6s 1846 

1890 FERRIERE'S History of the Roman or Civil Law, with Dr. Duck's Treatise 

of the Use and Authority of the Civil-Law in England, 8yo. neat, 3s 1 724 

1891 FERRIAR'S (Dr. J.) Illustrations of Sterne's ^'Tristram Shandy," 2 vols. 

post 8vo. BEST EDITION, cloth, 4s 1812 

** If we propose to look closely into the manner of composition which Sterne thought 

proper to adopt, we find a sure guide in the ingenious Dr. Ferriar, who, with most singular 

patience, has traced our author through the hidden sources whence he borrowed most of his 

learning, and many of his more striking and peculiar expressions.'' — Sir W. Scott, 

1892 FESSLER (J. A.) Attila Konig der Hunnen (a Prose Work), 8vo. half calf, 

3« . . Leip. 1810 

1893 FIDDES' Life of Cardinal Wolsey, folio, jp^a^e*, hf. bd. uncut, scarce in this 

state, 1 4s \ . 1726 

1894 FIELD'S Outlines of Analogical Philosophy, heing a Primary View of the 

Principles, Relations, and Purposes of Nature, Science, and Art, 2 vols. 8vo. 
cloth, I2s . . 1839 

1895 FIELD'S Historical Memoirs of the Botanic Garden at Chelsea, 8vo. not 

PEINTED FOB SALE, bds, 3s . 1820 

1 89i5 FIELD-BOOK, or Sports and Pastimes of the British Islands, thick 8vo. 
many cuts, cloth, 6s . . 1833 

1897 FIELDING (T. H.) on the Theory of Painting, also an Introduction to 

Painting in Water Colours, with an Index of mixed tints, royal 8vo. 3rd. 
edit, coloured plates, bds. lOs 6d (pub. at 26s) . 1842 

1898 FIELDING'S (T. H.) Picturesque Description of the River Wye, 4to. 12 fine 

coloured plates in imitation of water colour drawings, cloth, fs 6d 1841 

1899 FIESCHI. Relation of the Conspiracy of Fieschi at Genoa, 4to. in Manu- 

script, 2s 6d 

1900 FIGARO IN LONDON, a humorous and satirical Periodical of the 

" l^imch" ffentis, 3 vols, in 2, 4to. woodcuts, bds. 5s 1831-36 

1901 FILMER'S (Sir R.) Freeholder's Grand Inquest, also an Advertisement to 

the Jurymen of England, touching Witches, 8vo. calf, 3s 1693 

1902 FINCH'S Travels in the United States and Canada, with Notices of Greology 

and Mineralogy, 8vo. cloth, 3s 6d . 1833 

1903 FINETT'S (Sir John) Choice Observations touching the Reception and Pre- 

cedence, the Treatment and Audience, the Punctilios of Forren Ambassadors 
in England, 12mo. remarkably fine copy, in russia extra, gilt leaves, 
\2s . . 1656 

1904 FISCHER (J. Minister of Sheffield) Wise Vkgin, a Wonderful Narration of 

the various dispensations of God towards a Child of Eleven years of age, the 
daughter of Mr. Anthony Hatfield, Gent, at Laughton in Yorkshire, 12mo. 
{wants two leaves), calf, 2«— Another copy, perfect, 3s 1658 

1905 FISCHER (G.) Beschreibung einiger Typographischen Seltenheiten nebst 

Beytragen zur Erfindungsgeschichte der Buchdruckerkunst, 6 vols, in 2, 8vo. 
plates, bds, 7s 6d . Mainz, 1 800-4 

1906 FISHER'S VIEWS. Syria, Holy Land, and Asia Minor, Vol. 1, 4to. 38 

beautiful plate», in parts, 3s 6d . ■ 

1907 FISHER (Payne, or Fitz-Paganus Piscator, as he styled himself) Irenodia 

Gatulatoria sive illust. Viri Oliveri Cromwelli, &c. Epincion, dedicatum Dora. 
Pres. Bradshawo, 4to. curious frontispiece inserted, neat half calf, rare, 
7s 6d . . 1652 



Of CflOICE, UdEfUL, AKB CUEIOUS BOOKS. B9 

1908 FISHER'S (Thos.) GoUeetioii of Fifty-five Plates of Andent Bdldiiigs, 

Crosses, Brasses, and other Antiquities relating to Bedfordshire, folio, 

bds, 12* . . ^ 

This series illustrates Lysons' History of the County. 

1909 FITZCLARENCFS (Col. late Earl of Munater) Journal of a Route across 

India, through Egypt to England, 1817-18, 4to. many colofured plates, russia 
extra, marbled leaves, scarce, £1. 5s . 1819 

1910 FITZ-WARIN— Histoire de Foulques Fitzwarin puhliee d'apres unManuscrit 

du Musee Britannique par F&ANCisauE Michel, royal 8vo. only 200 copies 
printed, sewed, 8s . Par. 1840 

*' L'ouvrage que nous publions ici pour la premiere ibis est assez important pour que l*on 
soit en droit de s'^tonner qu'il n'ait pas 6te imprimS depuis long-temps. II retrace les Mts 
et gestes d'un puissant baron, dont la vie turbulente se passa dans une lutte presque con- 
tinuelle contre son souverain legitime. Comme cet ^tat de revolte fut, plus on moins celui de 
la plupart des grands vassaux anglois sous le r^gne orageux de Jean-Sans-Terre, on doit 
acueiller avec le plus vif int^rdt un ouvrage ^crit sous I'influenoe des traditions populaires de 
F^poque, que negligent assez ordinairement les chroniques monastiques et qui devient ainsi 
la formule d*apres laquellel'on pent reconstituer par la pensee I'eidstence d'un baron anglo- 
normand au treizieme siecle.'' — Imtrodvction. 

1911 FLAGELLUM Parliamentarium, being Sarcastic Notices (jf 200 Members of 

the first Parliament after the Restoration, edited by Nicolas, 12mo. bds, 

2s . . . . • ^^27 

1912 FLAMMULiE Amoris S. P. Augustini Versibus et Iconibus exomatse 

auctore M. Hoyero, 1 2mo. 29 plates, sewed^ uncut, 6s Antv, 1 708 

1913 FLAVELL'S Touchstone of Sincerity, 12mo. neat, 2s 1698 

1914 FLAXMAN'S Lectures on Sculpture, edited by Sir R. Westmacott, 8vo. 52 

fine plates, cloth, \2s 6d • 1838 

1915 FLEMING'S (Dr. J.) History of British Animals, thick 8vo. bds. scarce, Ss 

— Another, half calf, 8s 6d . 1828 

1915*FLEMING'S (Dr. J.) Philosophy of Zoolo^, or a general View of the 

Structure, Functions, and Classification of Animals, 2 vols. 8to. plates, bds, 

scarce, I8s . . . 1822 

1916 FLETA, sen Commentarius Juris Anglicani sic Nuncupatus sub Edwardo, 

Rege Primo ab anonymo conscriptus, nunc primum typis edidus a J. Selden, 
4to» tery neat, 5s ' , 1685 

1917 FLETCHER'S History of Poland, 8vo. map, ^c. cloth, 3s 1831 

1918 FLETCHER'S (Rev. Alex.) Family Devotions, Aio. fine plates, calf extra, \8s 

1919 FLEURIEITS Discoveries of the French in 1768-9, to the South-East of 

New Guinea, translated by Nares, 4to. plates, bds, 5s 1 79 1 

1920 FLEURTS History, Choice and Method of Study, 8vo. 1* 6d 1675 
1 920*FLORENCE MISCELLANY, by Mrs. Piozzi, and Messrs. Greathead, Merry 

and Parsons, 8vo. privately printed, new calf gilt, \2s {sold in Roscoe*s 

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2075 MOORE'S (Dr. John) View of the Causes 

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^00 JOHN ftUBABUi .»M;IH'» CATALCLOdTS • 

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2422^ HALLIWELL*S (J. O.) Bara Mathematica ; or a C611ectio^ of Treatis^ oil 

the Mathematics and Subjects connected with them, fr9m ancient inedited 

MSS. »vo. 2nd edition, ei^oM, 3* 6rf . 1841 

Content*:'- jcihaxmis de Sacro-Bosco Tractatus de Arte Numerandi ; Miethod used in 

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2423 HALLI WELL.— The Harrowing of Hell, a Miracle Play, written in the 

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Museum, with a Modem Reading, Introduction, and Notes, 8vo. sinoed, 2s 

1840 

This curious piece is supposed to be the earliest spedmen of dramatic composition in the 

English language ; vide HaUam's Literature of Europe, Vol. I. ; Strutt's . Manners and 

Customs, V<^. IL ; Wartbn'iB English Poetry ; Sharon Turner's England ; Collier's History 

of English Dramatic Poetry, Vol. II. p. 213. All these writers rtfer to the Mamucripi. 

2424 HALLIWELL on the Character of FalstafF as originally exhibited by Shak* 

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' 1841 
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Shakspeare*s Plays, and of the Commentaries and other PubHcatious, illus- 
. trativeof his Works, 8vo. elotk, 3s . .1841 

. , . • " Indispensable to every body who wishes to carry on any inquiries' connected with Shake- 
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2426 HALLI WELLES Introduction to Shakespeare's Midsummer Night^s Dream, 

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2427 HALLIWELL'S Early History of Freemasonry in England, illustrated by 

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carefully revised the new edition, and increased its utility by the addition of a complete and 

V • . correct glossary;! '—^Z^^^Ofy.Gazre^fe. • • 

2428 HALLIWELL'S Account of the European Manusciipts in the Che^b^m 

Library, at Manchester, 12mo. Is * ' . 1^42 

2429 HALLIWELL'S Torrent of Portugal, an English Metrical Romance, now 
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Chethfim' Library at Manchester, post 8vo. cloth, uniform with Uitson'n 

' ' Weber, and Ellis^a publications, 58 . . , , 1^842 

** A literary curiosity, and one both welcome and serviceableS^to the lover of black-letter 

. ' lore. Thaugh the obsoleteness of the style may occasion sad stumbling to a modem reader, 

. yet the class tx> wbifiifa it rightly belongs,' will yalue it accordingly ; botU because it la cnriona 

. in its details, and possesses philological imp(qrtaDoe, To the general re^er it presents one 

feature of interest, viz. the- reference to Wayland Smithy whom Sir W. Scott has. ^ivested 

•wilSi so much interest." — Metropolitan Magazine, 

2430 HALLIWELL'S NUG^ POETICiE ; Select Pieces of Old English Popular 

Poetry, illustrating the Manners and Arts of the XVth Century, 12mo okly 
100 copies printed, cloth, 5? ... 1844 

Ootttente: — Colyn's Blowbol's Testament ; i:he Debate of the Carpenter's Tools;' the 

Merchant and his Son ; the Maid and the Magpie ; Elegy on Lobe, Henry Vlllth's Fool ; 

Romance of Robert of Sicily, and jive other iouriotta pieces of the same JHnd, 

2431 HALLIWELL'S Historical Sketch of the Provincial Dialects of England, 

Illostrtft^'by numerocLS Examples, {extracted frotn the Introduction to' the 
Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words,) 8vo. 2^ 1847 



CHOICE, VSXPUb,. AUD CUBIOUSi BOOKS. 113 

2432 HALLIWELL'S Dictianaiy of the Atchaic and Provincial Woid^ Obsolete 

Phrases, Proverbs^ and .Ancient Customs isxym the 14th Century, iforming a 
Key to the Writings of our Ancient Poets* Dramatists, and other Authors, 
. lyhose works abound with allusions, of whicli explanations are not. to be 
found in the ordinary books of reference^ 2 vols* 8vo. amtaining upysards of 
lOOO^oi^es, cltiwly printed in ^t^le columns y £2, 2s 1847 

** It forms a most comprehensive glossary to aH our English writers, fpom the beginning 

't)£ the fourteenth century tb the time of tiie' Stuarts, including the earlier chroniclers, llie 

: writings of WycUffe, and ^a long range of Poets, from Piers Ploughman, Chaucer, Gower, 

Liydg^te, &{0« to JSpenser and l^is contemporaries, with Shakespeare and the .dramatists of 

that age. jAfost of the words of the Dictionary are illustrated by examples, selected not 

only from printed authorities^ but from the numei^ous early English B!ISS. Scattered through 

public and private libraries; and these ai^e ex:tremely numerous and valuable. In addition ta 

the obsolete portion of our language, this work may be said to be a complete dictionary of 

'■ thfe locil diatects of the present dAy,>nd is One which will be an acceptable: addition to every 

library." — Morning Herald* 

2433 HALLIWELL*-T-The Nursery Rhymes of England, collected chiefly from 

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2435 HALLYWELL'S (Henry) Account of Familism as it is Revived and Pro- 
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2440 HAMILTON'S . Description of the Sheriffdoms of Lanark and Renfrew, com- 
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I 



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calf, 2s. ' . * . / 1825 

2561 HEMINGWAY'S History and Antiquities of Chester, 2Vdls;8vb. plates, 

- bds,\2s . i 1 ' . . .A. 1831 

256i HEEMSKERGK.— A Catalogue of the Prints which hahre been engraved 

after Martin Heemskerck, with Us .Life by T. Keriick,' ktte pnncipd 

'Librarian ta the Univevaity of Cambridge, 8vo. porirail, bds. B4$d'. 1829 



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BMd* BENDSMOK% (INr. £.) Hbtonr of Ancient and Modem tV^nes, 4«o. fine 
mpi€ti€9jm ^Mia Paper, from deiigng ky Harvey, 4to. bcU. £1. 4s 1824 

2564 HENDERSON'S Qeography^ Cominei>ee> Colonsation, and Aborigmal In- 

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2565 HENDEBSON'S Observations on New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, 

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2566 HENNINlI (H. C.) Dissertatio Paradoxa, qua le^tima et Antiqua Lingme 

GmcflB PronuBciatio et Modulatio demonstrantur, 8to» scarce. As 

Utrecht, 1684 

In this corions book flpedmens ate given of IChytiimical compositions in Latin, Spanish^ 
Italian, Franbh^ Gwinan» Dutch, «ad English. Thd English Specimen is a *' Somiet of Sir 
P. Sydney's.*' 

2567 HENNIKEB'S Letters on some Norman Tiles stained with Armorial 

Bearings, post 8vo. plates, half calf, 2s 6d 1788 

2568 HENNINGSEN'S (Capt.) Twelve Months' Campaign with Ziimulacarregui 

in Navarre and the Basque Provinces, 2 vols, post 8vo. bds, 4s (pub. at 
, , £\. Is) . . 1836 

2569 HENLEY'S (I^prd) Life of his ancestor Robert Earl <^ Northington, Lord 

High Chancellor, post Svo.j^or^ratV^, bds, 3s 6d 1831 

j^70 HENLEY'S (Orator) Compleat Lingvdst, or the Universal Grammar of all the 

Considerable Tongues in bein^, viz. the Spanish, Italian, French, Greek, 

. , Latin, Hebrew, and Chaldee, m 1 voL ^vo. old red moroeco^ giU leaves. Sis 

• !, 1719 

2571 HENLEY^ (Orator) Compleat Linguist, No. 5, beiag a Grammar of the 
' • '' ' Latin Tbngue, 8vo. 9fr^ neaf, 2^ . 1720 

2572 HENRY II.— Life of Henry II., K. of England, shewing what Troubles 

befel!nhisRaigni5,4t6. Aa//(?fl{f, 3»6rf . ' . 1642 

257? HENRY IV.-^Mfemoirs of Henry the fereat, and of the Court of France, 

during his Reign, 2- vols. 8vo. portrait, half ccdf gilt; 8* 6rf 1824 

2574 HENRY the Fowleu (King).— Gdndlingii (N. H.) de Henrico Aucupe, 
■ Francies Orientalis Saxonumqae .Rege Liber. In quo Reipublicse &cies ex 

genuinis rerum documentis, dipltimatibns, tabulis, cbartis, Scriptoribusque 
eequalibus in luce coUocatur, ^to. 5* ' ' . * . Hala, 1711 

2575 HENRY VIII. —The Primer set forth by the Kings maiestie and his clergie, 
. tobe taught, leured, and red^ and none other to be Vsed throughout his 
' dominions, Syo. printed in black and redefine clean copy, in brown calf, I2s 

Reprint, 1546 

2576 HENRY (G.) Histoire de la Langue Fran^oise, 2 vols, 8vo. neaty marbled 

leaves, Bs . • , 1812 

2577 HENSH ALL'S Specimens and Parts, containing a Historv of the Connty of 

Kent, and a Dissertation oii the. Laws, from the ReigD of Edward . the Con- 
fessor to Edward I. 4io.. with a map o/lTent/rom the autograph of Domes- 
day,\(i^^,bds,3s . . . • . 1798 

257B HERALDIC VISITATIONS. --Catalogne of those m the British Museum, 
(arranged in Counties), by Sir Harris Nicolas, labo b papeb, royal 8vo. bds, 
4s M . . 1825 

2579 HERALDRY. — A Collection of Drawings of Arms mouDtdd in 1 vol. 4to. 
halftMToeeo, Ss6d 

358Q HERALDRY.— An Ordinary of Arms— Indexes of Family Su mames— The 
Names of the Gentlemen that cum out of Normandy, with Will iam Duke of 
that Province, taken out of an annment recorde that was Mr. Clarendus, 
King at Armes — Names of the Knights and Gentlemen that were slayne at 
the Isle of Rees— 'A Manuscbipx qf the time of Charles L in 4to. {dis- 
coloured by damp), but newly half bound in russia, £2% 10« 



Eugli^ Writ^rs^ \^j M. vA^.. lAQwn^,with:numef<>usenff^mnsf9 from- designs 

h^ ihe. Author, (a, handsome twL) ^voi.' elofi^ &ui^9',iappt6plriafyii^ ^tna^ 

. mieiUed Xi%; \Afi ;. . *...'■ •v . . -..i •»> ^ «• 1845 

'' The present volume is truly a worthy sequel (to- the ^$UJAN^MW»') lA Die tadie curious 

. and antiquarian line, blesfliiig with remarkable daicts and inteU^gnioe< sw^ a/jind oifxoiiBapiD^ 

' anecdotes and illustrations, that' the reader is almost surprised to £nd. that he has learnt so 

' mu^hj whilst he appeared to be perusing mere jentettainn^ent.", — l/iteiraYy Gazette,' \ . 

: . i <*'Mr.:Iiow^i''s irorit is boU^ciiHous ani^Mustrdcthre, ^hile die i^anherolr its treiftnl6lit in 

so invittng and popU(lar, that theisubjeot to which it.TefvUf^vMdkimahy favra hitherto had 

good reason to consider meagre and unprofitable, assumes, under the hands of the writer, the 

novelty of.fictipn with tl^Q.impoFtaiice of. historical tr»,th^**^—Aihp^tBUfn^. ) 

2382 HERBERT'S {Bon. W .' Dean of Mknche^er\ Icelandic Poetry, translated 
from the Originals, with Notes, also translations from the Geftoian, Danish, 
' &c.2vol9.--HHdga^ ft Pocmi* in "Seven Cantos,' vithNoies' en 'ihe^NbrCte 
Mythology, 1815, together 3 vols. 8v6\ ruesUt, ffilP iea^eg; ' 6* - ■ 

2583 HERBERT'B (the ,i)Mne George) Reuiain^; {QihoC- chth, f^"" 6i '< 

' .->. L . FimkeHng, 1836 

2584 HERBERT'S (Geo.) Sacred Poems, 12mo. old edition, (imjpeifMXneat, 2a 

2585 HERBERT de Cheirbary, Ex^editio in Bieatti Insulum, (thfe Island of Rbe), 

12mo. neat, scarce, 4s 6d > ^ ' • - ' . ■ ' '• * ^ 1656 

2586 HERBERT d»€herbmry( Berime) •d&ReHgione<]tentiliiiin/4«o.fieo/^dii 1663 

2587 HERBERT'S- <G.) Itafy and Italian Iiter£ui«, |)0«t 8to. doth, 49 ' 1835 
2688 BERBERT'S (W.,. iMranaii io the Cofpomtim of lon^iifWse^^ of the 
< ! . ' XII Great Livery Companies of London, including Illustrations of the Lan- 

guagey; lifonners^ agd Expenses of A^M??^ Timesi^alaq > at^9t;Q(^ Qof fes^ and 

( . Translations of the' Companies^ Cbartar^fc ji tbicjk. TpU« rc^ral.^Y^T* i^-^^^s 

. . . I'AyjE;^,. hds^ 12s. ' i • • . :•! ♦. , •; i., :. J-..? >,.-■■' }§38 

J5§9 HERBERT and BRATLEY'gj Xaiab^tb Pal^M^, 4}}uBtmt<q€( M > a Series of 

,. .Vi^ws^ Portraits^.fi^d Stfuned Glas^, with J)esci;ipt}Qns^ JtoyfH' 4\xk, sowt^qf 

the plates colottred^ bds. Qs ' •..";,•'• 1806 

2590 pEBCULAJilEU^.-T-The Antiqi^l^ea of HfTci4aa[|eum, tr^vlstedJb^ 

Ijtalian, by Marfyn a^id Lettice/ Vol. 1 , {oil printed, containing, the I^icttjkes) 

xayai 4to. ^0 fine plateSi ve^v neafy Hs ,,..♦; ^ . 1773 

^591 HEiaESBACHIUS'S (Conradus) Et)iwBo9)^WKrf Eual^^dryiineiwlyeiiglished 

and increased by BarnaW Goodge, 4to. Bh^cK LEVif^^^TieW'. half' eal^J^s 

. J . . ■*■"•"'' ' • / . . .-.M ' ', ' [ ■* ' ■ ' 1 577 

2592 HERLFS (C:, Minister ai yFlniolci^, "V^isdoines Tripo^/o^^ its In- 

scription Detur Sapienii^' hi three treatises on XVorloly Policy, MoraVPru- 
'dencetod Christiaji Wisdome,,18mo. n^fl^, 4« 6c? ., , ,. ,. 1655 

^593 HERMANN'S Manual of the PoHiical Antiquities of iSreece, historibally coiT- 

sidered, .8vo. c^ot^i ^^ . • , . ,. 0^1836 

2394 HER]VlA9.-r The Three Books of Hefmas; the Disciple of Paul the Apdstle, 

englished by John Pringl'e, i!?mo. neat, scarce, 63 ^ • - 1661 

3595 HERMANN (God.) A Colleetion of 1 f Tract^ on' Classical, ai^d Philological 

Subjects, by this celebrated Critic, in 1 vol. 4to. extra hds, bs L^s. 1810-17 
2596 HERMESIANACTIS C6iophoiiii»de Poetanim Vt Philds(^toriim' Atnorilnis, 

Gr. et Lat.eum notis, 8v© :Ms<,3s • « • . / - • '•:;••.. t ; i825 




Svo.bds:6S ..■'''•' / .' "''' 0M\&\4' 

8599 HERTFORDSHIRE.— A Deo of llie^ves Discovered, btoerteitie Errors and 

False Doctrines delivered in a Sdrmoil at-ft Vij^Hation he^lden af Bt^cke, co. 

. Hertford, Dec. 9y 1641, by Henry' Deiine,' Cui^te at P^i^onf, fedtotradicted 

; justly by niany of the Atiditots ;- and 'ceinifut^ by 4?homas A^wood Rotheram, 

Vicar of Icklelbrd, 4to. «W(^ j*tf§^ eii$^ Kd» 611? - 1643 



OF CHDIOB/^OSBFlE^I'imO OfTUOirs BOOKS. 921 

Cbxmc^ of Officeh ivM itt St. Albdns, l6tib'N^. JM^iji^resefited to the 

- M I eVnmfioiuimParlkiiieiie, 4to.,Aa{^^a(jf^'3« .V :...'•: / V 1648 

26DI;Hi^i^-^Tmev iSbiifty and >lmttes^iM Aekitibii.ofithe firwaeedings at the 

' ' Assize ^kt^ Hertford, A«^st.l664,-agtdQfit i}iae«;^ri30|ier8 ^Ued .Quakers, 

made imbHcltf to mforai peojdeof jthdilL^giBil pnMtodingi of tbf^ Oowtl against 

•^ '. • t&e-PrisoiibrSy 4toi 92^ Aa(f €a/^'5«. '.. •: ; p. . •' i i .; - i • . i . : 1664 

26dd HERl^.^TrW ioid ^ondesmatibii of tbe^oilr. fib-aod: High^^oymcn .at Hart- 

' "• fori! for robbing certain' Exdseihien.of . ^1180 iii Apriltlaal,. 4to.iie^, haff 

' .^ai/,4^^* -f/'i'i-. . -n.'.:- ... .;./{-. .f, --.A 1677 

2608 HERTS.— Trial of Spencer Cowper,jEsq.V J^ Marson, <£^ SteTons, and 

' Ji.yf*tU>giT§, Genii for tlieMwrd^^ of.:^3|;fs, S.arfthS|;out,a Qud^pr f^ He^ 

ford, folio, neatiy h<iU/ aUlf, a curipti^ tria^^ 6*.. , , "- . . :. 1699 

2604 . .HEB^rS, — The ' Hertford Letter;', containing seYefaJ Brief Observftitions, oi>- a 

rM U^ : printed; Tiyai icphpernii^tbp Murdpr., of S^irab Stputj.^to. Aa//* 

• . , ,. cif^ 3s, , ; . .,. •' . [,.^ ••;.'"•• ' .' r '•'*.*' ' ,.' . • 1 1699 

2605 HER^TS.T--Jh^ Hertford Utter. f^a^abon^) liS^^rrA Reply 'to ths Hertford 
, . ., 'Letter, wl^^rein . th(^- C^^ise of M^s, Stout's Death is mpriej^particiilarly con- 
sidered, and Mr. Cooper vindicate from the slanderous accusation of being 
aopessoijitojtbq Btfo^e, l§99t in^.l toL i^o.^M/eail/^ SiSy . , ; ^ , r . ,^^ ,. 

2606 :HEIlTS>7»fcS()ppe Observations pn the Tryal. of , Spencer. Q^ii^er, 'Esqi," X. 

Marston, E. Steyens^. tl^. Rog^, . that, were tried, at 'Hertfbrd a^out the 
murder .of Sar^h Stout, together with, other thihss relating {hereto, 4to. 
Half cat/: 4s 6a ' ' ''' - . ' ', ' ..^. '• ^ " '•'' 'mi 

2607 ''tepRTFORtoSHlRE SfiBa!i<ONS. ^^Kfefeoh's at. the . Htertf^ 'Schddl Feast, 

1708-^Watt^' /Isaap) Sei:mon pn the ,death of ^arah AbW, dkoghter of 

. .' ' 81r .thos; Abnej^, at Theobalds, 1732^^'Lida6n's ^alf^ Heriiel-HamiiSfead im 

': . the Sunday Schools t^cA-e, 17^2r^ChapHtfy'^tBishbpSt6rtfcj^d 'on the Death 

'of the Rev. Jblm Angus, 1802 i atid fiVb others, .together '9^ vols: jBvd. ttiR 

/ n^ly half bound cmd let tisred aloiw the hacks, ^8 ' 

2608 ttERTS.—Th^ History of HertfordsWrt (froin the* Magna B^rltamrik) wiA 
; Spe^d^s Mg).of the Coimty inserted, '4toV Mlfcctlf, ^'^d. 1724 

26()9 HERTS: ^PoU Bobk for Knights of the Shire;* 173^, SYbJneuj^ hat/ 'calf, 

4s . '. . . > . I ^ ., 1734 

2eia"BtEftTS.^P6n Bobkfor iM,;8vo:'cWA, ^^d ''' ' T: ';* • • \7^\ 

261 1 HERTS.— Account of Fo^r Persons found Starved to Death ^{ Jt)atQhworth 

' '^ ttertfeirdshire, 4to./o?<f% j)/a^e, hbXfcaf/, 3^ " ' . ' ^ l^fi9 

^\ ^ HEISTS .'—OTe ScoteOlttt, ^ a P6em' addi-e's^d' ib Euphbtbiis, ' o* thfe Earl of 

• thfe* Grove, {'on Eaft'Coiuper's seat in. Hertfordshire) 4t0A esutra bds, 2s 

2613 HERTS.— Survey of the tVisent Si^te of Aspeden Church, jTerts, 4to. 

plates, half cal/;4S 6d ' . ' ' ' ' .. ^ /;'■ ; . 1796 

2614 HERTS.— The Xaws, Ordinances and Constitution^ of the Boroiifeh aid 

To#n of Sti Albans, a MANtiScEirt, ver}/ legibly \ontten by Jo, Masker/eld, 
. M^or, 1803, foho, neatly half bound, i^l. Iljr6rf ' . ; \ . \, 

2615 llERTS.— Proceedings of * the Electioii of * Eight 'T<f^w ' IVustees of die 
. Charity Estates of North. Mimms, 8vb': TnttA^tv^ tjiiOTEt), clqth, %s 

2610 HERTS.— Register 'of the Electors and Poll of 183^' for 'Hertfordshire, 
4to. interleaved with many additions, c^oth, Ss ' • ' ' B'erfford, 1833 

26l7'n{tRTS.<-*^wo Fetitionik of the Knights^ Qe&dem^n^ &;e.of ^HeriXbl-dshiXi^ 
to the House of Peers, 1642 — Orditiaoce of Lord» and'Conteuolfe to the 
•''LOrd'Lietitel^iinftsofiBciaex, H<mftrRl% add Bedford; i^r disarmiiig Popish and 
illaffected parties in the several Counties, 1643^-^Ordinance-td the Committee 

• &r tbe^CHMDatjr of Htfrtford to muntaine ftircea foi* l&o Ddf<6icel o€<tte 
County, 1643, i» IvoL 4to, nei£>, JUlfeat/Bs » » , . .;♦ . 



. .ol 



128 M»BM miKSCIrL nOTH^ a&TAX^0<Hm 

2618 HSRTS.^'Ifie Bumble Fstkion of the'IninOiitaEits otthb (Umiyot HM* 
fotd to his MBJe8ly> ^wftii his Mkjest/s Anftwei^ thei«ia]it«^> (kifinfd,*l642— 
Proclamation and Pardon of Ms Majestic to tiie County oi Hevt»— Spurre to 
'. the AssodatOFS, ektpedaHy to tliose Counties of fiertfofd imd Essex; Printed 
ih the year of In/ormatiaiu 1642 ^Ordinance eonceming the Aasodattng 
'^ the County of Hertford witi^ Middlesex, Essex, andj BuckingliAm, to train 

and exercise their forces jointly, 1643*— Den of Theeves discbvered .(a« No, 
. ' 2599) 1 643— Phdn I^aHng, or the Countryman'^ doleful compkmt ankd faith- 
fid watchword to the Statesmen of the Times, by £dw«ra Harrison of 
» ' ■ Keensworth in Herts, sometimes preacher to Col. Harrison's regiment, 1649, 
in I rol. 4tx). newy ealf' extra, £1. Is '. . : t. y. 

2(519 HERTS.— Three Petitions from St. Albans, Barkway. and Watford, to Par- 
liament in 1811, &c. with numerous autogrwphe^ in a ease, 3s 

^620 HERTS.— A Collection of upwards of 70 original Writs of Covenant, all 

^ . concerning Lands in the County of Hertford, temp. Hen. VI to; Queen 

Elizabeth, with ^ MS. introduction and translation of the material parts of 

each by T. E. Tomlins Ttranskter of Brakelond's Chronicle) the Whole 

are neatly inlaid on royal folio papel*, and whole bound ik ealf extra, 

'' £4.4s , ■■ . ' ''■•.• 

?621 HERTS.— Maid of theMill, or the Cottage Beauty, beii% thereal and enter- 
(ait^ng History pf Squire Bichland and Lucy Arnold, the Miller's Daughter 
of Hertfordshire, sra. 8vo. new, half caff ^ 2i 6^ . 

2622 HERTZBERG (Le Comte de,— "a<? Prussian Sully'') Dissertations lues 
;. dans r Academic Royaled^s Sciences et Belles Lett^es i^e Berlin^ 4ans les 

; Annees 1780-1789, 8vo-3« . . . . ' Berlin, \7%7 

2623 HESIODI Qper^ Greece et Thec^dls, SybiUse^ lyiusei,, Orphei et :tljocylidis, 

. 12mo^ GOOI) COPY, half morocco, Zs 6d Florent ^Jti^ia, 1540 

2$24 HESI0i)'S.Remaans,lnclu4ing tbeShleU of Achilles, iranslatedby Sir C. A. 

Elton, post 8vo. bds,, 4* . . ,. v . . [\ 1815 

^25/HEUDE'S (Lieat,) Voy^g^ up.ttie Persian Gulpb, and Jouruey.Oyerland 
, - from lodia^ 4to, plates, Ms. 3« 6cr(pub. at ^1, 5«) . . . *- 1819 

-1*2.6 HEURTEUYN ;^th.) L'Incertitude et T^omperie dea Astrologues Judi- 
\ ; ' ciaires. 12mo hd$,As . Par, 1619 

262^ HE WATT'S Historical Account of the ;Rise and.Progse^Sc of ^c^l^ Qa^olina 
f and (xeorgia>^ vols. 8vo, elotXi 8« 6rf . • . _ ' • J779 

1^628 SEWES (Jo.) I^erfect Survey, of the English Tongue, ^ken accoriing to the 

; us^^d analog^ of the LatiUi 4tb^Wynea^ ^y^.^r^ 18f . . 

V XiOndi Printed hy*Ildw,^U-de, 1624 

,2!629 HEWETT'S History and Antiquities of the Hundred of Coinpton, Berks, with 

Dissertation t>n the Roman ^tafipn of Calleyar Ajttreba^um, and^he. Battle of 
; I Aslidbwn, 8vo. \% plates, cloth, onty 2^0 printed, 2*. - ; ' 1844 

26M HEXHAM'S (H.) Jouirnall of the taking in of Venlp; Bpennont Strale, the 

Siege pf Mastrichtj,. &^c. with a List of all Officer's and Soldieirs'Slame or Hurt, 

4to. very curious plan, vellum wrapper, 15«. . at J)elph, 16,33 

2631 HEYLYN'S- Observations on flie ,«* ffi^ry of King Charles L'^. by H. 

L (estrange), 12mo. neat, 5.s. . , ' - ■ . 1656 

;2632 HEYLYN'S Certamen Epistolare; or the Letter Combate, managed by Peter 

, , Heylyn, P.D., with Mr. Baxter, ..Dr.. Barj^d, Mr. Hickmau;, and J, Har- 

. .ringtpn^ 12m6. nea^, «c0r(!6, 10^ 6^ , ' . ' 1659 

2633 HEYRICK tThoi/oH«€^/y of Peter. M^^e, Cambridye), Mis<»ilaiiy Poi^wa, 

4to. Jine topy in calf, scarce, Qs . : '.. 1691 

2634 HEYLYN'S Help to £l%lisb Hisjboiy, greatly edknged 1^ Wright, 8to. best 

;LXytT. plates,, (wdnts o7ie) neai,. 7s 6d r .j . • i. .i .• . 1773 

2685 HEYIiYN'SCDn Pe^r) Eedesia . Rest^rattt, th^ Hii4ieiryK)f. the (Reforma- 
tion of the Church of England, folioy tery meat^ 1 6«. » f , • ;■ . ; 1661 



OF OttOIOS, USBI'UL, >4KI) eVSIOUB SOOKS. 123 

2S96' HfiYNS^S Tracts od Indim -inlib an Ajocotet of 6amati«»' ^SptateSf hd$. 

■• ' 6* •• '. .'. ••.'•.'■ 1814 

2637 HEYWOOD'S (Thos.) Reader^ hei?e yoii'l plainly see' ludginait perverted 
by these three— A IViesi,.a.Jiidge, itPatentee, 4to. htil/ russioy {a leaf MS.) 
2€ . / Mqsrint, 1641 

2688 HEY Vf GOD'S (ThosO Iron Age, ooBlaymng the Rape of Helen, the Siege 
of IVoy;- Hector and Ajax, &c. 4to. woodout o^ Uth,(want8,a leaf) nen\ 
^alfmtf,?864 ^ . V. . ... 1632 

2639 HEYWOOI^S Pleksant Dialogaes and Dnuiaa, l2«io. v^rymeat, scarce, 1 6« 
/ •• ■' • ••■• •'-■' . ■• i. ...'...•■,...•> 1637 

2640 HEYWOOD'S (Thos.) RoyaU King and the Loyall Subject, 4to. new, half 
' calfyleM' . > ' ; 1 . . . . - 1637 

2641 HEYWO0D'» If Yon Know Not Mee, You Know Nobody; ot the troubles 
.of Queene Elizabeth, 4to. woodcut on title, new, half calf , 12^ 1639 

2642 HICKFS (Dr. Geo;) Gentl^nan Instructed in the Coiiduct of anrtiK^aB 
^ and happy Life, 8vo. /?«« co^y, calf extra, As^ * • 1738 

2648'HICKERINGILL'S (Edm. <^ Co/cAe^^ear) Essays,, two parts--aa Eicdm- 

<' miMieatioBHs in Times of Popery, Canon LawSj Sacrilege,. Consecrating 

Churches, Baptising Bells,. Ordinations, 'Ct)imcil8, Canons, &c.— ^Text.ana 

Tryal^f the Goodness andVaine of Spiritual Courts, in 1 i^l. 4t6. neatfy 

• ' half bound y $8 •• <- . ' .. • . ■' • . . * •• 

2644 HICKESlO,' Institatiohes Anglo^fSaxoniesB et Mseso^Gotbie8&, 4t6. gchd copy, 
•'' ^alfvery neat, 12* .. Osron. 1689 

2645 titlEROSdME (Mbns. S.) L'Histoire des Yies des Saincts Peres, AiiohonCes, 

Herinites Religieux et Saintes Rel%ieuse^/ tradiiite de Latin jpar'Gualtier, 
' '8Vo. efegr, 5* - ,: .' r.^ \^' s Bm^,\^lh 

2646 HIGH TREASQrN.ii^ColIeetion of . Statutes no W' in (Force, relating to High 

Treason, 12mo. morocco^ 3* . . •. \ 1709 

• Tb^ cia^ttft little <rolttiiie was ^quoted and admlMiod w &^ i«al law of bigh' traaspn i4 the 
t trial of Frost and his associates. 

.2647.aiaHAI^'S<JpW):I^oo^i»g'<^^s % Loyalty^br U^e^id^^ects' DUiy to bis 

,.r Sotvernigxi, .12nio. 7U7a^,;3^i^<l , . . . 1675 

2€.48 HIGGINS' (God^ey\ .-fforie BahhaHem, m. an A,ttenipt to correct cer- 

ftain superstitious ^and Tu)gar Efroprs, r^pectpig the Sabbath^ -^to. very neat, 

38 ".-.//.'•.,..: i . /..'•■ . ■ * 1826 

.2649 HmDMARSH'S BJietwical Readier, coj^taining upwards pf 200. of tfee 

, , , iphoi^eat S^ciniens of Qrato^cal Compositioii, 8vo* Ifde, (wants two teavesf) 

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.2650 ]Q[liNl)£RWELL^8 History and Antiquities of Scarborough, Bvo. plates, he^t 
edition, bds. 5s ... * > .. jgg2 

265^ HINDUSTANI.— Forbes's (Duncan) Grampar of tile Hindustani Language 
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2582 HOGARTH'S Works, (containing many plates not in the common editions), 
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2685 HOOK'S LifeiOf General Sir.Datid Baird, 2 i^te. ^TC^.platei, bd^, 12^ (pifl^. 

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ii . . l^gCiX^^**^ is^o say, a new body of Physicians) in London, upon occasion 

of the yex^tious:m|d oppres^ive.ppr/oceedings aete4 in the i^ame id;the Society 

{•i . called the Colledge of Physicians^ ;1675-r-De Cpmetis, or A'l^iscourse touch- 

» ipg the Naiitqe andf Effects of CometSji {n,o title};— IfeO' (Johannis) jle Prse^ 

, , stantioribus quibu^dam Naturse virtutibus 120 Aphorisms, .(no title) .155^— 

ii^ I vQl.>4<pb (^,i^r«9«|tt7q^t<«st^), »«a^,.9<«.. V^ - • t* 

2768 HUDSON'S (Rev: Jd^.)'R«i{iflfrks ipm ithe History of the Landed and Com- 

meroblPoHbyef EBglatidit»>JhmesL2 vols.ina^ pdst^o. 49^^^^ 4s 6d 

' V . > A talttabte work, Mdf deaertittf. tb bebetteif JmowW—^ MJ^oh*9\AAecdQist\ \tlnJ I60'» 
i.L % 1 ond note inside the volume. 

2769 fiUOHfi8'(M^.)C6ftt|fl0le Vii!«^^d,-^BBl£keellintt Wa;^ %« /tHe- Blantiniip 

of Vines, i2mo. folding piat^ily^€fily%hd<fdi2»6d^ .. .V^ y • . ^ 1670 



OF CH<?1CE« USEFUIi, AND CPRIO^ BOOKS. 129 

2770 HUQO ((XL.) Saceae Antiquit^tis Monumet&ta HistoricB Dogmatica, 

Biplomatica, tomus I. folio^ very neat, 10« 6e^ Stiva^ii, 1725 

: A yery impprtant and curious coUectiQa of A^ndent Cbronicle8» never completed. 

2771 HUGO'S (Victor) Tour on the Rhine, 12mo. many woodcuts, cloth, 2« 1843 

2772 HUGONE (Hennanno) De Militia Equestri Antiqua et Nova, folio, many 

curious opiates, sewed, 5«— Another, veey fine copy, in calf, 8« 6<f 

Antv. 1630 

2773 HULBERT'S Cheshire Antiquities, Roman, Baronial, and Monastic, 4to. 

plates, cloth, \Qs td . . 1838 

2774 HULLMANN (K. D.) Deutsche Finanz-Geschichte des Mittelalters, 12mo. 

calf neat, 3s . . Berlin, 1805 

2775 HUMBOLDT Essai Geognostique sur le Gisement des Roches dans les deux 

Hemispheres, 8vo. half calf 4s . ' 1823 

2776 HUMBOLDrS Travels in South America, hy. WilUams, 8vo. Vols. 1 and 2, 

bds. 5s , . 1818 

2777 HUMBOLDT, Monographic des Melastoma et Rhexias, atlas folio, Nos. 

1 to 15, 75 plates, exquisitely coloured, hds, \5s 1809-16 

2778 HUME'S (David) Essays and Treatises, 2 vols. 8vo. hds. 6* ^d , 1800 

2779 HtJME'S (David) Treatise oh Human Nature, 3 vols. 8vo. very neat and 

clean, scarce, I2s .' ' . 1739 

3780 HUME. — Supplement to the Life of David Hume, with Genuine Anecdotes 
and a circumstaatial account of his death and funeral, 1777 — Apology for 
the Life and Writings of David Hume, 1777 in 1 vol, 12mo. neat, 3s 

2781 HUMOURIST'S Miscellany, containing Original and Select Articles in 

Poetry, Mirth, Humour, &c. 12mo. hds, 2s . 1801 

2782 HUMPHREY'S Historical. Account of the Incorporated Society for the 

Propagation of . the Gospel in Foreign Parts, containing the Proceedings and 
Success of the Missionaries in the British Colonies in America to 1 728, 8vo. 
maps of Carolina and New England, very neat, 6s 1 730 

2783 HUNT'S' (Leigh) [Essays, viz. the Indicator— the Companion and the Seer 

(a Collection of Essays now first collected), in 1 vol. medium 8vo. cfo^A, 

. 4s Qd • . . Moxon, 1842 

2784. HUNT'S (Leigh) Memoirs of Byron, Shelly, K^ts, &c. 2 vds. ^yo. portraii», 

half calf, mxirbled leaves, 9s . 1828 

2785 HUNT'S (Leigh) Indicator and (ipmpanion^ 2 vols, post 8vo. hds» 7s 6d 
■^ ^ '•••'•' • • 1834 

2786 HUNT'S (Leigh) Indicator, Svo. half calf, 3s • 1822 
2797 HUNT'S (H6nry, the Radical ) Brief History of the Parish of Christ-Church, 

Surrey, with its Pubhc Charities, 8vo. bds.3s 6d " . • 1830 

2788 HUNTS (W. P.) Two Rentals of the Priory of the Holy Trinity in Ipswich, 

temp. Henry III. and Edward I. transcribed from the originals, 4to. pp. 16, 
PRIVATELY PRINTED, sewed, 6« . 1847 

2789 HUNTER'S Reflections, Critical and Moral, on " Lord Chesterfield's Letters," 

8vo. neat, Ss . . 1776 

2790 HUNTER'S (Rev. Jos.) Three Catalogues ; describing the contents of the 

Red Book of the Exchequer, of the Dodsworth MSS. in the Bodleian Library, 
and the MSS. in Lincoln's Inn Library, (with Life of Dodsworth, Dugdale^s 
coadjutor in the Monasticon), 8vo. cloth, only 150 printed^ 8s 6d 1838 

2791 HUNTER'S (Rev. Joseph) Disquisition on the Scene, Origin, Date, &c. of 

"Shakespeare's Tempest/' 8vo. privately printed, half morocco, 
18* . . 1839 

2792 HUNTER'S (Rev. Jos.) English Monastic Libraries,--! Catalogue of the 
.. libraryof theftiory of Bretton, Yorkshire. IL Notices of the Libraries 

belonging toother Religious Houses, 4to. very few printed, 5rs • ' 1831 

K 



1^ JOHN BnSSSLt SUITH'S CA.TALO0UE 

2693 HUNTEa'S (Rev. Jos.) Hallanwhire iStteffietd Dittriet) Glossary, post SvO. 
c&>^A, 3« li(2 (pub. at d«) ' . ' 1829 

Hie appendix coataina Tboresby'a Catali^ne of Words then lieard in llie Weat RitUng of 

YorliBluTe (1703), and Watsoa's Uncommon Words used in Hallilax. 

2794 HUNTER'S (J. D ) Memoirs of a Captivity among the North Ameriean 

Indians, 8vo. calf extTa, is—kalf calf , 3« 6</ . 1823 

2795 HURD'S {Bp.)Dialoguesontheuaeaof Foreign Travel— Letters on Chivalry 

and Romance, &c.— in 1 vol. 8vo. very neat, 2» 1764-62 

2796 HURD'S (Bp.) Moral and Political Dialogues, with Letters on Chivalry and 

Romfince, 3 vols, post 8vo. cay" neat. At bd .1 788 

2797 HURDIS'S Lectures on the Sources of Pleasure derived from Poetry, 4to. 

bds. 5s BUkopatone, printed at the author'* owm pres», 1797 

2798 HURREVS (J. of Spalding) Cottagers' Sabbath, and other Poems, )2mo. 

new. cloth, 2* . . . . 1845 

2799 HUSBAND (The) forc'd to be Jealous, or the Good Fortune of those Women 

that have Jealous Husbands, 12mo. half hound, 3* Gd 1668 

2800 HUTCHIN'S (Dr. R. Rector of Lineoin Coll.) Sermons before the tJni- 

versity of Oxford, 8vo, portrait, very neat, 2* 6rf 1 782 

2801 HUTCHINSON'S History of the Province of Massachuseta Bay, from 

1749 to 1774, thick Svo. cloth, 4a bd . 1828 

2802 HUTCHINSON.— Abstract from the Works of John Hutchinson, of hia 

Discoveries in Philosophy and Divinity, I2mo. half calf, 2« 6(? 1?53 

2803 HUTCHINSON'S Rehgion of Satan, or Antichrist delineated, Svo. half calf, 

2s . . 1736 

2804 HUTTERO (Leon) Libri Cbristiante Concordise Symboli Ecclesiarum Luther- 

anum, thick 8vo. ce&m, 5# . TFithberffte, 1611 

2805 HUTTON'S (W. CotisuI at Ashantee) Voyage to Africa and Embassy' to one 

of the Interior Kingdoms, Svo. coloured plates, half calf gilt, Aa M 1821 

2806 HUTTON'S ( W. ) History of Birmingham, 8vo. plate*, t/ery neat, 

4a 6d .''•-. - . " 1795 

2807 HUTTON'S (W.) Sixteen Tours in North Wales, 8vo. A'<&-. 2* ' ' 1803 
2808' HUTTON'S Miacellanea Mathematica, consisting of ' a large Collection of 

Problems and their Solutions, 12mo. half ci^f, 3* 1785 
S; Comoedia eorum Rege Jacobi I. Regiis Angliee 
t. Ri^gle, 18mo./»-(mi^. Is6(i 1668 

JTRATIONS of Eating, displaying the omnivorous 
if Man, and exhibiting the natives of various countries 
ime, by a Bebf-eateb, fcap. 8v6. wiM " OHOicBiccTS," 
' ,■ •-,.'./"■.■ 1845 

liraphical Desci;iption of the Western -Territory |C(£ North 

America; to which are added the Diacovery, Settlement, .and present State 
'-■ ' of Kentucky, witli the Adventures of Col. Daniel Boon, &c. by JohuFilson, 

8\o. mam, neatj'Aa &d , , 1793 

2811 IMPEACHMENT.-A singular collection 'of Tracts pn Impet^chment, in 

1 vol. 8vo, new calf gilt, 10a 6rf . ' , , . , ; 1715 

Contents i— Method of t!ie Proceedings in cases of Impeachnianta for Higk Treason, 
with Presidents Ancient and Modern and the Judgment of our best Lawyers and Hiatoriana, 
1715— Thomas Burnett's Letter to Lord Halifai on the neffiasity of Impeaching tie late 
Ministry, 171S-^Letter toaMerry young Gent.intituled ThO. Bomet, Esq. IJIB- Bnmet'a 
Reply to Ditto— Letter to Bishop Burnet pn his Son'a Letter to Lord Halifu— Tma 
Account of the Lifcaiid Writings of TTios. Burnett, Esq. (jqHricoi)— Burnet and Bradbury 

2812 INCIDENTS ofthe Apostolic Age in Britain, 12mo, dio/A, 4a j < ■ 

LondA»i W. iVolMnv, 1844 
3813 INDIA.— Conditio of the Anglo-Butem Empira;in 1832, 8vd, Mc 2a 1832 



OF CHOICfi, UBXFUL^ AND GUBZOVS BOOKS. 131 

2814 .INpiA (JESastem). Maps of tloutes from the Britas}i Territories into Ava and 

various other places of the Eastern Frontier, surveyed hy Lieutenant Gordon 

. and Captain Pemhertoja, oblong folio, 16 lai^e sheets, printed by the 

Indian Goveenment, hds. 9* . 

2815 INDIES (West). — Considejrations on the Sugar Trade and the Comparative 

Importance of the British and French Islands in the West Indies, 8vo. maps, 
neai,38 6d .. . 1763 

2816 INGLIS'S (H. D.) New Gil Bias, or Pedro of Penaflor, 3 vols, post 8vo. 

cloth, 68 6d . . 1832 

2817 INGLIS'S Journey through Norway, part of Sweden and Denmark, post8vo, 

.cloth, 5s . . . 1835 

2818 INGLIS'S Journey throMghout Ireland, post 8vo. cloth, 5s 1836 

2819 INGLIS'S Switzerland, the South of France, and the Pyrenees, post 8vo. 

cloth, 6* . . 1837 

2820 INGPEN'S (A.) Instructions for Collecting and Preserving British Insects, 
. 12mo. bds^ 2s . . . 1827 

282 r INGRAM'S (Dr. J.) Inaugural Lecture on the Utility of Anglo-Saxon 
Literature ; to which is added, the Geography of Europe, hy King Alfed, 
{Anfflo'Saxon and English), &c. 4to. bds. 5s . 1807 

2822 INQUiSn;iON.--Myst^res de Vlnquisition et autres . Societes secretes 

d'Espagne par V. de Ferial, avec Notes Historiques, &c. par Manuel de 
' Cuendias, imp. 8vo. with 200 fine woodcuts, extra cloth, \5s 1845 

2823 INSANITY. — Cox's Practical Observations on Insanity, 8vo. hds. 

2s Qd . . . 1806 

2824 Insanity.— PEurEjDT's (Dr., of West Mailing) Annals of Insanity, com- 

prisijpig a Jarge selection of curious and interesting Cases, 8vo. hds, 3s. 6d 

1805 

2825 INSANITY.— Report and IV^nutes of Evidence before the House of Com- 

mons for the better Regulation of Madhouses in England, 8vo. bds. 2s 6d 
■ 1815 

2826 INSECT ARCHITECTURE, (Lib. of Ent. Know.) \2mo.full of woodcuts, 

cl6th,2s ' ' . . 1840 

2827 INTERCEPTED LETTERS, from Napoleon and his Army at Dresden, inter- 

cepted by the Aljies in the North of Germany, 8vo. hds, 2s 1814 

2828 IONIAN ANTIQUITIES, by the Society of Diletanti, atlas folio, fine im- 
• ' pressiorisofth^ jplates (no title), hds, 10* 6c? ; : 

2829 IPSWICH. — Account of the Gifts and Legacies relating to Ipswich, 8vo. 

verg neat in calf, the Townley copy. As 1747 

2830 IPSWICH. — The principal Charters which have been granted to the Borough 

of Ipswich, ] 754 — Account of all the Gifts and Legacies belonging to the 
Town of Ipgwich, 1747, in 1 vol. ^vp. half calf uncut, 6« 1747 

2j831 IRELAND'S (W. H.) Shakespeare Forgeries, 8vo.^/a^e, hds, 3s 1726. 

2832 IRELAND'S (S.) Picturesque Tour through Holland, Brabant, and part of 

trance, 2 vols, royal 8vo. many plates, in aquatint a, ialf*, marhled leaves, 
' SsM . . 1795 

2833 IRELAND'S Picturesque Views on the Warwickshire Aton, royal 8vo. many . 

plates in aquatinta, calf, marhled leaves, \0s 6d 1793 

2834 IRELAND'S Picturesque Views on the River Medway, royal 8 vo.. many 

plates in aquatinta, calf, marhled leaves, 8« Qd — hds, 7s , 1793 

2835 IRELAND'S Picturesque Views on the River Severn, with Historical Illus- 

trations by Harral, 2 vols, royal 8vo. 52 plates, cloth, 9s 1824 

2836 IRISH.— ^Reliques of Irish Jacobite Poetry, (in the Irish character) With 

Historical Notes by Daly, and Translations by Walsh, 8vo. parts I and 2, 
(aUmt)2s .o . ' . ; ^ 1844 

2837 IRISH.— The two First Books of Genesis in Irish, i>y*r. Connellan, 12mo. 
'2s ' . . 1820 

K 2 



132 JOHN BCSBILL BHITH'S OAIALOOUE 

2838 IRISH COMPENDIUM, or the Genedt^s of the Nobility of Ireland, 
16mo. many plates, 2» . . 1735 

2S39 IRVING'S (Wash.) Legends of the Conqaest of Spain, post 8to. bda. 3» 
(pub. at 10( 6d) . 1833 

2840 lEVING'S Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus, 4 toIs. Sto. bdt. 

_g I 1 2* 1 g2S 

2841 IRVING'S (Theod ) History of the Conquest of Florida under Hernando de 

Soto, digested from Garcillaaso de la Vega, and Herrera, 2 toIs, post 8vo. 
6rf«.5» . . 1835 

2842 IRVINE'S (Dr. W.) Letters on Sicily, royal 8vo. ehffant in calf, 3* 6d 1813 
2813 IRVINI (Christoph.) Historic ScoticK Nomenclatura Latino-Vernacul^ 

Lift of Places in Scotland, and with English Descriptions, 8to. 2* 6rf 1682 
—Another Edition, 6rf«. 3» . ' 1819 

2844 ISAACS (Hyam, a converted Jew) Ceremonies, Rites, and Traditions of the 

Jens, 8to. bda. 3* 

2845 ISLINGTON.— Act for regulating the Poor, amending the Road through 

Maiden Lane, and for Proriding a Chapel of Ease, folio, kalfras&ia, 2» 1824 

2846 ISLEWORTH. — Istleworth-Syons Peace, containing Articles of Agreement 

made betneen Algernon, Earl of Northumberiand and others, and Sir Thomas 
Ingram and others. Copyhold Tenants of the said Manor, 8to. reprinted 
from the edition o/ 1657, half calf , 3« 

2847 ISOGBAPHIE de Hommes Celebres on Collection de Fac-simile de Lettres 

Butographes et de Signatures executee et imprimee par Th. Delarue, Litho- 
graphe, 4 vols, royal 4to. half morocco, uncut, il5. 5« Paris, 1843 

A reiy iDtereating work to an autograph collector. 

2848 ISTORIA del Alfonso Giaccone, nelle quale air tratta esser vera la libera- 

zione dell' Auima di Traiano Imperatore delle pene dell' Inferno, per le 
preghiere di S, Gregorio Papa, 4to. Af. hd. curious, 5s Sieana, 1595 

A. cnriouB account of tte liberation of the soul of the Emperor Trajan from the paini of 
Hell, by the Prajera of St. Gregory the Pope. 

2849 IT£R LVNARE, or a Voyage to the Moon, with pleasant Conceits ahont 

the Inhabitants, their Manners and Customs, 12mo. 2« M 1707 

2850 IVES'S (E.) Voyage from England to India, with Historical Narrative of the 

Squadron and Army in India, under Watson and Clive, also a Journey from 

Persia to England by Busaorah, &c. 4to. plates, very neat, 7s 1 773 

I QUEMONT (Victor) Voyage dans I'Inde, 2 vols. 12mo. leteed, 

*6rf . . 1836 

1 2 JACQUEMONT'S Journey in Tibet; Lahore, «id Cashmeer, 

828-31, 2 vols. 12mo. bds. At 6d 1833 

3 JACQUEMONT'S Journey in India, Thibet, Lahore and 

'ashmeer, 2 vols. 6vo. bds. 6s 6d 1834 

! N. J.) Miacellanea Austriaca ad Botanicum, Ghemiam et His- 

tonam Maturalem Spectantia, 2 vols. 4to. fine copy,' coloured platee, 

russia extra, marbled leaves, £\ . If . Vind. 1778 

2855 JACKSON'S (Thos Preacher at Wie, in Kent) David's Pastorall Poeme or 

Sheepeheards Song. Seven Sermons on the 23 Psalme of Dauid whereof 
the last was preached at Ashford in Kent, the day whereon our gracious 
King was there proclaimed. 12mo. beautiful copy, in red morocco extra, 
gilt leaves (a desirable volume), £1 . G» 1603 

2856 JACKSON and Akdbews' Architectural Illustrations of Bp. "West's Chayel 

in Putney Church, Surrey, 4to. 12 plates, 7s 1825 

2857 JACKSON'S Shakspeare s Genius Justified, being Restorations and Illustra- 

tions of 700 Passages in his Plays, 8vo. bds. 3* 6d— calf extra, Aa~half 
morocco, As 6d . 1819 



OF CHOICE, USEFUL, AND CURIOUS BOOKS. 133 

2868 JACKSON'S (Br. ThosO Works— Comments on the Apostles' Creed- 
Divers Sermons, &c. &c.*vol. 1, very thick folio, neat, 14* 1653 

2859 JACKSON'S History of the Parish of Grittleton, Co. Wilts, with Britton's 

Essay on Topograplucal literature, 4to. Jme plates, cloth, 1 5s . 

Printed by the Wiltshire Society, 1843 

2860 JACKSON'S (J. G.) Acconnt of Morocco and Timbuctoo, 4to. plates, bds. 

5* . . 1809 

2861 JACKSON'S (W. of Exeter) Four Ages, together with Essays on various 

subjects, 8vo. bds, 3* . 1798 

2862 JAHN'S (F. H.) Danmarks Politish-Militaire Histoire under Unionstroch 

geme fra Kong Oluf og Dronning Margarethe indtil Kong Hauses ded, 4 to. 
half morocco extra, \As . Kiobenhavn, 1835 

2863 JAMAICA. — History of Jamaica, from the earliest Accounts to the taking of 

Porto Bello, 8vo. {wants the two maps), half bound, 3« 1 740 

2864 JAMAICA. -^Account of Jamaica and its Inhabitants, by a Gentleman long 

resident in the West Indies, 8vo. bds. 3s 1808 

2865 JAMES I. OF SCOTLAND.— Poetical Works : Dunbar's Select Poems, 

in 1 vol. 12mo. neat, 2s • 1788 

2866 JAMES I. — Truth brought to Light, an Historical Narration of the first 

Fourteen Years' of King James, in four parts— the State of England — 

Divorce of Lady Francis Howard and the Earl of Essex — Murder of 

• Overbury — the Kevenue and Disbursements— Burning of Hereticks, &c. 

4to» front, portrait of Sir T. Overbury, and portrait of James I. neat, 8s 6d 

1656 

2867 JAMES I. (King) Meditatio in Orationem Dominicam, 12mo. vellum, 3s 

1619 

2868 JAMES II.— Life of King James II. with a Supplement of several curious 

Memoirs, &c portrait and plates of Medals, 8vo. neat, 3s 6d 1703 

2869 JAMES II.— The Court at St. Germains, or the Secret History of the late 

K. James and Q. Mary, from their first arrival in France to this time, 
12mo.2* . . . 1695 

2870 JAMES IL— Pox's (Chas. Jas.) History of the Early Part of the Reign of 

James II. 4to* portrait, bds. 2s 6d . 1808 

2871 JAMES II. — A Translation of the French Letters in the Appendix to Fox's 

History of James II. 4to. half red morocco, gilt leaves, 4s 1808 

2872 JAMES'S (Dr. J.) Comment upon the Collects, post 8vo. bds. 3s 1840 

2873 JAMES'S Account of the Naval Occurrences of the late War between Great 

Britain and America, thick 8vo. plates, bds. 6s . 1817 

2874 JAMES'S Naval History of Great Britain, 1793 to 1820, 5 vols. 8vo. and 

2 4tos. of Tables, bds. \Ss . . 1822-4 

2875 JAMES'S (Bishop) Tour in Germany, Sweden, Russia, and Poland, 1813-14, 

4to. plates, also etchings by the Hon, Heneage Legge, bds. bs (pub. at 
£3. 3s) . . . 1816 

2876 JAMES'S (G. P. R.) History of Chivalry, 12mo. cloth, 2s 1830 

2877 JAMES'S (G. P. R.) History of the Life of Edward the Black Prince, 

2 vols. 8vo. new and elegant in calf, £\. \s (pub. at 32s) 1836 

2878 JAMES' (Nic.) Poems on several occasions, (interesting to a Cornish Cot- 

lectors) 12mo. neat^ 2s 6d . Truro, 1742 

2879 JAMES'S (W. R.) Charters and other Documents relating to the Parish of 

Maidstone, 8 vo. bds. 3s 6d . 1825 

2880> JAMESON (Dr. Tho.) on the Cheltenham Waters, 8vo. bds. 2s I803 

2881 JAMESON'S (R. G.) New Zealand, South Australia, and New South Wales, 

post 8vo. maps, cloth, 4s 6d . . 1842 

2882 JAMIESON'S Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language, second 

edition, enlarged, including the Supplement, 4 vols. 4 to. cloth lettered, 
£4. lOs (pub. at ^8. 8s) . . 1840 



134 JOHN HUSSELL SMITHES CATALOGUE 

2863 JAMIESON'S Htrmea Seythius, or theBAdical Affinities of tHe Greek and 
Latin to the Gothic, 8vo. bds. 5«, 1814 — ^Another copy, royal 8vo. large 
PAPER, 6ds, 6« 

2884 JANEWAY'S (Rev. James) Token for Children, 18mo. /irat edUian, and 

very scarce, extra clothe 3* . . 1672 

2885 JANEWAY. Invisibles, Realities, demonstrated in the 'Holy Life and Trium- 

phant Death of John Janeway, Fellow of King's College in Cambridge, by 
James Janeway, 12mo. neai, 3^ Qd , 1677 

2886 JANI*S Art of Latin Poetry, by an M.A. of Cambridge, 8vo. bds. 3« 6d 1828 

2887 JACQUES' Accomit of Goodwood, near Chichester, the Seat of the Duke of 

Richmond, royal 8vo. illustrated with many portraits and plates, russia, 
gilt leaves, \0s 6d . . 1822 

2888 JANSON'S (C. W.) Stranger in America, containing Observations made 

during a long Residence in that Country, 4to. plates, bds, As 1807 

2889 JASHER.— The Book of Jasher, [Joshua x. 13.] with Testimonies and 

Notes by Alcuin of Britain, 4to. bds. scarce, Ts 6d Bristol, 1820 

2890 JAY'S (Rev. W.) Domestic Minister's Assistant ; or Prayers for the Use of 

Families, 8vo. bds. 3s 6d . . . " 1837 

2891 JEANNIN (President) Negociations Diplomatiques et Politiques sous 

Francis I. Henri IV. et Louis XIII. 3 vols. 8vo. sewed, 6* 1819 

2892 JEFFERSON'S (President) Memoirs, Correspondence, and Papers, 4 vols. 

8vo. bds. \Ss (pub. at £2. I2s) . ' ' 1829 

2893 JEFFERSON'S History and Antiquities of Allerdale Ward, abovB Derwent, 

in the County of Cumberland, S\o. fine plates, bds, Ss 1842 

2894 JEFFERY'S Natural and Civil History of the French Dominions in North 

and South America, folio, maps and plans of Canada, Quebec, Montreal, 
Nova Scotia, New Orleans, Louisburg, the West India Islands^ ^c, neat in 
calf, IBs . . . . 1760 

2895 JENKINS' (Alex.) History and Description of the City of Eieter, 8vo. 

12 plates, bds. 4s 6d . . 1806 

2896 JENKINS' (Judge) Works on Prerogative, Privilege of Parliament, &c. 

18mo. curious portrait, clean and neat ^ 5s . 1681 

2897 JENKINS' (R.) Memoirs of the Bristol Stage, post 8vo. bds. 2s 6d 1826 

J2898 JENKYN'S Sermon at the Funeral of that eminent Servant of Christ Dr. 
William Gouge, 4to. new, half calf, 3s 6d .' 1664 

2899 JENOWAY'S (R. O.) Selection of Antiquarian and H;istorical Notes, 8vo. 

bds. 3s . . . . 1823 

2900 JENYNS' (L.) Manual of British Vertebrate Animals, thick vol. Syo- bds. 

7s 6d .* . . 1835 

2901 JEPHSON'S Roman Portraits, a Poem in Heroick Verse, with Historical 

Illustrations, 4to. plates from Busts and Gems, fine copy in calf, gilt edges, 
from Hanrotf s Collection, \2s . . ' 1794 

2902 JERMIN'S (Mic.) Paraphrasticall Meditations by way of Commentarie upon 

the whole Booke of the Proverbs of Solomon, folio, {wants two leaves) , neat 
and clean, 9« . . 1638 

2903 JERSEY.— A Code <rf Laws for the Island of Jersey, l2mo. pbivatbly 

PRINTED, wea#, 5« . , . 1771 

2904 JESSE'S (Edward) Gleanings in Natural History, 3 vols, post 8vb. jsia^w 

and woodcuts, cloth, 8s 6d • , . 1832 

2905 JESSE'S Gleanings in Natural History, complete in 2 vols. 12mb; doth, 

Ss6d . . ... 1838 

2906 JESSE'S (Edw.) Anecdotes of Dogs, 4to. many fine plates, cloth, as good as 

new, \2s (pub. at 21«) . . 1846 

2907 JEWEL'S (Bp.) Apology for the Church of England, 12mov bds. Is 6d 

1839 



• OF CBOJC£> US£FUX<| AND CUBJOUB BOOKS. 19j5 

•' ' ' ■ 

A VEBY SINGULAR COLLECTION OF JEST BOOKS AND 

DROLLERIES. 

2908 ANECDOTIANA, being select Gems of Anecdote add Wit, 24tno. bds. U 

1827 

2909 BEN JONSON^S Jests, 12mo. (no title), half calf, 6* ^d 

2910 BOYER'S Wise and Ingenious Companion, English and French, or a Choice 

Collection of the* Wit of Illustrious Persons, 8vo. new^ half calf 5s 1700 

2911 GIBBERS (CoUey) Jests, or the Diverting Witty Companion, \2mo. new, 

half calf 58 6d . Newcastle, W, Chamley, 1761 

2912 CIRCLE OF HUMOUR, or Comic Gleanings for 1824, 18mo. half calf 2« 

1824 

2913 COLLECTANEA, or an Assemblage of Anecdotes, Aphorisms and Bon 

Mots, selected from the Works of Foreign Authors, post 8vo. calf gilt, 3s 

1802 

2914 CUNNINGHAM'S (Peter, assisted by Bet Righy, Fremderd of<i Club of 

Female Wits), New Jest Book, or Modern High Life below ^airs, 12mo. 
front, neat, G« London^ Printed for Funny Joe, n, d, 

2915 DROLLERY SONGS and. Sonnets, being a Collection of divers excellent 

Pieces of Poetry of several eminent Authors, 12mo. very clean in brown 
calf, Sir F. Freelin^s copy, £3.\3sM . 1656 

*^* This is one of the very rarest, most curious, and intrinsically valuable of all the 
' drolleries, if only for the very interesting poem in which characters are given of the following 
poets : namely, Shakspeare, Jonson, Beaumont, Fletcher, Massinger, Chapman, Dabome, 
Sylvester, Quarles, May, Daniel, Drayton, Wither, Shirley, Ford, Middleton, Heywood, 
Churchyard, Decker, Brome, Chaucer, Spenser, Basse, and finally, John Shank, the actor, 
who is said to have been famous for dancing a jig. It also contains poems on the Spanish 
Armada, Gunpowder Plot, Lady Carnarvon, Maid of Tottenham, Queen Elizabeth, King 
James 1., &c. ** This volume gave such great ofFence,,that it was ordered by the Protector's 
Council to be burnt immediately after its publication/' — Ant, h Wood, This wiU account 
for its excessive rarity. I have been able to trace the existence of only one other copy, which 
sold in Mr. Heber's sale for ^6. 16«. M, 

2916 JESTS BOOKS.— Jack Sprit Sails Frolic, or Sailor's Humourous Cruize, 

1789— Covent Garden Jester, or Lady and Gentleman's Treasure, by the 
Earl of Funsborough, portrait — New London City Jester, front » 1797 — 
Fun and Frolic, or a Comic Journal of Wit, front, in 1 vol. 1 2mo. new, half 
calf 6« 6c? 

2917 JESTS of Beau Nash, late Master of the Ceremonies at Bath, 12mo. new, 

half calf 5s . . 1763 

2918 JOE MILLER'S Jests ; the genuine edition, small 8vo. new, half calf, 6« 

London, H, Setchel, N. D. 

2919 JOE MILLER'S Jest Book, 18mo. cloth, U 

2920 JOLYANA, ou Choix de Bons Mots, Reparties ingenieuses Plaisanteries de 

Joly, acteur du theatre du Vaudeville, 18mo, sewed, 2s Paris, 1816 

2921 LANGIO (J. P.) Democritus Ridens sive Narrationum Ridicularum Centuria, 

UlnuB, 1667 — Antidotum Melancholifie Joco serium inspice volve vale, 
Franff, 1668 ; in 1 vol. 18mo. coif As Qd ... _ 

2922 LAUGH AND BE FAT, or the Merry Companion, containing a variety of 

Comical Stories, Poems, Epitaphs, and a long string of out o'th'way Conun- 
drums, 12mo. calf neat, 5s . Lond, N. D. 

2923 LAUGHING Philosopher's Legacy to Dull Mortals, 12mo./ro«^. and wood- 

cuts, new, half calf, 3s 6d . Lond. C, Sheppard, n, d. 

2924 LAUGHTER.— Thoughts on Laughter by a Chancery Barrister, 12mo. bds. 

U^d . 1830 

2925 LONDON JESTS ; or, a Collection of the Choicest Joques and Repartees, 

12mo. new and very neat in antique bintjling, 8s Od London Bridge, 1712 



1^ roHK BtTSSELL SMII^H'S CATALOGUE • 

2926 LOVES OF HERO AND LEANDER, a Mock Poem, with Marginal Notes, 

and other choice Pieces of Drollery, got by heart and often repeated by divers 

witty Gentlemen and Ladies that use to walk in the new Exchange, and at 

their recreations in Hide Park, 1653 — Certain Verses, writtem by severall 

of the author's friends, to be re-printed with the second edition of Gondi- 

bert, with Hero and Leander, the Mock Poem, 1653^-The Inoomjparable 

Poem, Gondibert, vindicated from the Wit Combats of Four Esquires, 

Clindas, Dametas, Sancho, and Jack Pudding, 1653 ; in 1 vol. 12mo. Sir 

F, Freelin^s copy, brown calf, very rare^ £2. 2s 

The Hero and Leander edition, 1651, was purchased at Lloyd's sale by Mr. Perry for 
^1. 11« 6df. This volume also contains certain verses, &c. in ridicule of D'Avenant s Gk>n- 
dibert, and the incomparable Poem of Gondibert vindicated. These two are priced £7* 7» 
in Longman's Bib. Ang. Poetica. It is there stated that the two latter is so uncommon, 
that it is beUevedonly one more is at present known." — Note by 8irF, Freeling, Stretlel's 
copy of the two last pieces sold for £4. 6« 

2927 MEIR'S (G. T.) Merry Philosopher, or Thoughts on Jesting, with Instruc- 

tions for improving the taste of those who have a natural turn for pleasantry 
and good humour, 12mo. {title torn) neat, 2s 6d . 1764 

2928 MEEBIE Conceited Jests of George Peele, Gentleman, {the Dramatist), 

Reprinted by S. W. Singer, 4to. half blue morocco extra, bs 1809 

2929 NEW HELP to Discourse, or Wit, Mirth, and Jollity intermixed with more 

serious matters, by W. W. 12mo. neat, scarce, 9s , 1672 

2930 OXFORD JESTS Refined and Enlarged, being a Collection of Witty Jests, 

Merry Tales, and Pleasant Jokes, by Capt. W. Hicks, 12mo. front, neat, 
rare^ \2s . Printed on hondon Bridge, 1706 

2931 PILKINGTON'S {the celebrated Mrs.) Jests ; or the Cabinet of Wit and 

Humour, l2mo. new half calf, scarce, 7s . • 1764 

2932 PLEASANT COMPANION, or Merry and Complete Favourite Jester, 12mo. 

new, half calf {this is a jest book not often met with) 5s Lond, Bailey, N. d. 

2933 POLITE COMPANION, or Wit-a-la-Mode, adapted to the Recreation of all 

Ranks and Degrees, 8vo. front, neat and clean, 8« %d 1760 

2934 POLITE JESTER, or Theatre for Wit, interspersed with Comic Poetry, 

12mo. new, half calf, As Qid . Lond, J, Drew, 1796 

2935. POLITEUPHIA, Wit's Commonwealth, newly corrected and amended, 12mo. 

new, half calf, 3s . . . 1674 

2936 PUNSTER (The), an Elegant Selection of Jests, Anecdotes, &c. 12mo. half 

calf, 2s . Gainsboro', N. d. 

2937 SHAKSPEARE'S JEST BOOK.— I. Tales and quicke answeres very mery 

and pleasant to rede. II. Mery Tales, Wittie Questions, and quicke answeres. 

. III. A C. Mery Talys. Three Parts, edited by Singer, post 8vo. only 250 

PBINTED, half green morocco, gilt top, SI, 8s Chiswick, 1814-15 

The Handred Merry Tales is supposed to have furnished Beatrice in *' Much Ado about 

• Nothing " with her ready wit. A book, by the by, which no lady would like to be found 

reading now-a-days. 

2938 STEVENSON'S (Matthew) Norfolk Drollery, or a complete Collection of all 

the newest Songs, Jovialls, Poems, and Catches, 12mo; fine copy, green 

morocco J gilt edges, very hare, \362. I2s 6d . 1673 

This is one of the scarcest and most humorous of all the Drollerkss. It contains many 
Poems on the principal Norfolk Families ; His. Majesty's Pt-ogrcss into Norfblk, 1671 ; npon 
l^e Norfolk Largess ; Farewell tq Sharrington ; and various otk&r9 : also. Elegies upon 
R. Doughty of Greyes Inn; Dr. Crofts, Dean, of Norwich; Herbert Ashley, Dean of 
, Norwich ; Sir Joseph Payne, Colonel of the Norwich Trained Bands ; Heniy.Tem^y Captain 
of the Triumph ; Sir Thomas Rant ; Miles Hobart, Esq. ; Dr. John Porter, Prebend of 
Norwich ; and various other persons and places. 

2939 THEATRE of Ingenuity, or the Gentleman's and Lady's pleasing Recreation 

and delightful Pastime, containing the .Quintessence pf the Wits and Learned 
. . Men of Past Ages, Poems, Songs, Odes, Elegies, Drolleries, &c. the Mys- 

teries of Love, Duecfions for Courtship, 12mo. very neat, scarce, lis 1704 



OF CHOI^, tJSBVtJL, A.^t> mTttlOTTS BOOKS. 187 

2940 TOM GRINDS Jests, or the New Ixrtidoti Joker, /ron^; land. W. iiiH«, 1788 

—New British XJniTetisal Jester, or "Wit's Compauion, front, Lond, T. Sabine, 
N. D. — The Ptony Jester, oompiiled by Sir Tooy Tickleside, <xains6ro', n. d. 
* — Jolly Sailor's Jester, together with the best things ever said by Ben. 
Modkyjront. Sautkwark, n. i>. — TheEAtional Humouristi Bev^srletfi 1615, 
in 1 vol. post 8vo. new, half calf 1 Oa 6c? 

2941 TOWN AND COUNTRY JESTEH, or Wit's best Compamon, 12mQ.yKw#> 

half calf As ^d . Land* J. JKodron, N. d. 

2942 TOWN AND COUNTRY JESTER, or a New Fund of Genuine Wit an^ 

Grood Humour, 12mo. front, half calf As 6d Lond, J^ Hogg^ n. d. 

2943 WIT AND DROLLERY ; Jovial Poems Corrected, Amended, with new 

Additions, small 8vo. neat in brown calf babe, £2. 28 ' 1682 

Heber's copy sold for £2, 18^, Bib. Heber. Part IV. No. 660. — See an account of it in 
that Catalogue. A copy sold in Knight's sale, in August last, for £Z, 

2944 WITTY APOPHTHEGEMS, by King James, King Charles, the Marquis 

of Worcester, Lord Bacon, and Sir Thos. More, 12mo. front, (wants last 
three leaves), half calf 3s 6d . 1658 

2945 WITTY APOPHTHEGEMS.— Another copy, 12mo. very clean, mth the 
frontispiece, new half calf \^s%d . 1669 

2946 JESUITS' (The) Catechism, according to St. Ignatius Loyola, wherein the 

Impiety of their Principles, Pemiciousness of their Doctrines, and Iniquity 
of their Practices are declared, |)or^/'at/, 1685— ^Sure and Honest Means for 
the Conversion of all Heretics, and wholesome Advice and Expedients for the 
Reformation of the Church, writ hy one of the Communion of the Church 
of Rome, and translated, in 1 vol. 4to. half calf 5s 1688 

2947 JESUITS.— Chamieri (Dan.) Epistolse Jesuiticee, Geneva, 1599— Inttoductio 

in Artem Jesuiticam, in eorum gratiam qtd ejus artis my^teriis aut jam 
initiati, aut propediem initiandi sunt, conscripta k Gabriele Bariaoo Larmeo, 
nobili Volca, 8vo. neat, scarce j 5s sine loco, 1599 

2948 JESUITS. — II est terns ne Parler, ou Compte rendu au Public, k I'Occasion 

de r Affaire des Jesuites, (A defence of the Jesuits,) 2 tomes en 1, 12mo. 
neat, 3s 6d . . • . Anvers, 1763 

2949 JESUITS.^Regulee Societatis Jesu, Lugduni, 1607 — Ravenspergero, Arti- 

ficium Mosaioum quo descriptum exstat Opificium totius mundi sex dierum 
spatio absolutum, Groningce, 1615— Ibid. Adamus Prosper — Adamus Miser 
— Abrahamus Miles — Isaacus Hseres — Jacobus Exul — Josephus Prsesul, 
ib. 1617, in 1 vol. 18mo. calf 5s . v. Y. 

2950 JESUITS. — The Abominations of the Jesuits Exposed, translated from the 

Abbe Gerthier, by Geo. Russell, l2mo. bds. 2s 

2950* JEWS. — Decreta Romaua et Asiatica pro Judseis ad cultum divinum per 
Asiae Minoris urbes secure obeundum, ad Josepho collecta. Accedunt 
Suidse aliquot loca ab vitiis purgata ex MSS. ab i, Gronovio, 8vo. neat, 3s 

Leyden, 1712 

2951 JEWISH PRAYER BOOK.— Prayers for Shahbath, Rosh-Hashanah and 

Kippur, or the Sabbath, the beginning of the Year, and the Day of Atone- 
ment, translated by Isaac Pinto, 4to. 5s New York, 5526 
- Translated for the use of the Jews m America. 

2952 JOHN NOAKES and Mary Styles, a Poem, exhibiting some of the most 

striking lingual localisms peculiar to Essesc, with a Glossary, by Chaelss 
Claek, Esq. of Great Totham Hall, Essex, post dvo. cloth, 2s 

2953 JOHNES' (A. J.) Philological Proofs of the original unity and recent ori^ 

of the Hiiman Race, derived from a comparison of the languages of Asia, 
Europe, Africa, and America, 8vo. cloth, I2s 6<?— beduced to 6s 1846 

Printed at the suggestion of Dr. Prichard/^to whose works it will be found a usefiil 
sapplement. 



1S8 Join» Buasiific smith's catalooitb 

2954 JOHNSON'S (John, Fiioar qf Cranbr0ok)ChTpmBn*sVMe^S^fm;..ike 

^ Ancient and Present Stwfce of the Chnrdi of En^^d, the Outif^s imd Bights 

of the Ckor^, Mrith the Qan^cal Codes of the PimitiTe* and Uniyersal 

Church, 2 vSs. 12mo. ca//, 9* . 1700-14 

2965^ JOHNSON (Dr.)^To^erB dn the Lift and Character of Dr* Joiitisdn, 1786 
—Murphy on the same, 1792 — in 1 vol. 8to. hal/ealf, 3* ' - 

2966 JOHNSON'S. (Dr.) Life of Richard Savage, Sir F. Drake, and Admiral 
Blakef, I2mo.>{ea^, ds . 1777 

2957 JOHNSON'S Diaiy of a Jbumey into North Wales, 1 774, now first printed 

with notes hy Duppa, post 8vo. half calf, Ss 1816 

2958 JOHNSON'S (Edward Lewis) Literary Remains, 8vo. Privately Painted, 
. cloth, 38 . ... 1844 

2959 JOHNSON'S (G. WO Memoirs of John Selden and his Times, 8vo. port. 

bds. ^s6d . • ; . / ^^^^ 

2960 JOHNSON'S Typographia, or the Printer's Instructor, including an Account 

of the Origin of Printing, with biographical Notices of En^ish Printers 
from Caxton to the close of the XVth Century, with Alphabets, Domesday 
Characters, &c. 2 vols, post 8vo. labge paper, bds, 12« (pub. at.^3.) — 
Another Copy, 2 vols. 18mo. small paper, hoards, 79 6d 1824 

: The first yolume may be ecmsidered a copious abstract .of Ames's Tyyog^rapb^val Aoti- 
quities. It is also a good practical work. 

2961 JOHNSON (E.) Ariatarchua Anti-Bentleianm quadraginta Sex Bentleii 

Errores super Horatii, 8yo. neat ^ 3a 1717 

2962 JOHNSON'S (Henry) The Invisible Universe Disclosed ; or the real Plan 

and Government of the Universe, 8vo. bds, 4a 1843 

2963 JOHNSTONE'S (Chevalier de) Memoirs of the Eebellion in 1745 mi 1746, 

S'vo. platea, neat, half calf, 4a 6d . 1821 

2964 JOHNSTON'S (J.) History of the Wonderful things of Nature, folio, half 

ealf^ (wanta three leavea,) very curwua, 3a 6d 1657 

2965 JOINYILLE Histoire de Saint Louis, aussi les Annales de son Regne par 

6ul. de Nangb et sa Vie et ses Miracles par te Confesseur de la Heine Mar- 

- gaerite, d'apres les MSS. de la BibUotheque du Boi, avec un Glossaire, folio, 
BSST edition, finb COPT, in ruaaia, marbled leavea, SI, IBa Par, 1761 

2966 JOINYILLE. — Memoirs of Lord de Joinville, by Himself, containing the 

History of Louis IX. and of his Expedition to Egypt 1248 ; translated viith 
Notes oy Johnes, 2 vols. 4to. bda. acarce, £1. l^a Hafod Pr/saa, 1807 

'' The miquestionable fidelity of the writer, his situation near the presence of the king, 
the simplicity in which he relates all that he beheld — guorumque pars magna Juit ; and, 
above all, the perspicuous and interesting picture which is exhibited of the manners of that 

- period, render these Memoirs, in an En^liflh dresS) peonfiaily valuable."' — British Critic, 

2967 JOLLEY'S (J. of Bug Lawton, Chea,) Head Constable's Assbtwit, or a 

Maize Book for the County Palatine of Cheshire, Timo. neat, 3a 1726 

2968 JONS0N*S (Ben) Works, folio, portrait, neat, lOa 6d 1692 

2969 JONSON'S (Ben.) Dramatic Works, 6 vols. Svo, platea, neat and clean, I2a 

• 1716 

2970 JONSON'S (Ben.) Dramatic Works, edited by Giffi>rd, 9 vols. 8vo. very neat 

in half ruaaia, £3. 3a . . 1816 

2971 JONSON'S (Ben.) Sad Shepherd, a Tale of BobinyHood, with Utge notes by 

Waldron, 8vo. neat, 3a 6d . . 1783 

2972 JONES'S (Inigo) Most Notable Antiquity of Great Britain, vulgarly oalled 

Stonehenge on Salisbuxy Plain restored^ folio, folding platea, neat, Sa 6d 

1655 
According to GQ»»b|L there were but few copies printed^ most of which were lost in the 
fireofLonoSSr^^ 



OF CHOICE, USEFULyl AKD OVBIOUS B60KS. 139^ 

2073 JONES'S (Gbl.) Jqanials of tlra Sieges in Spain, 181 1 and 1812,til80 Acoottnt 
of the War in Spain and Portugal, and South of Fiance, 1808-14, 2 toIs. 
8yo. plans, neaty 78 . > 1814-18 

2973"' JONES'S (G. H.) Aecount of the Murder of W. Weture, including, eyety: 
eireumstance before the Coroner, and the Trials of Thuttell, Htnt; and 
Probert, 8vo. ^Za^tf9« ca(/'^7^, 4« 6c^ 1824 

2974 JONES'S Secret History of Whitehall, 12mo. Vol. I. eatra eldth, U 6d 

1717 

2975 JONES'S (John, an old Servant) Attempts in Verse, edited by Southey, with 

an Essay on the Lives and Works of our uneducated Poets, post 8to. half 
eaif, 3s . . 1831 

2976 JONES'S (Professor T. Rymer) Natural History of Animals, post 8vo. 
' woodcuts, clothy 7s (^vh. si 128) . ' » ' 1845 

2977 JONES'S (John) Ecclesiastical Res^earches, or Philo and Josenhus proved to 

be Historians and Apologists of Christ, with the Sequel, 2 vols. 8vo. bdi. 6s: 

♦ 1812-13 

2978 JORNANDES (Achev. de Ravenne) Histoire Oenerale des Goths trad^te^ 

12mo. neat, WaVpol^s copy, 5* . " 1603 

2979 JORNANDES, de Rebus Gothorum^ P. Diacontts, de Gestis liang^obardb;^ 

rum, folio, with a remarkable fine woodcut frontispieeei eloth^ 5s' ' 

Aug. Vmd* 1515 

2980 JORTIN'S (Dr. J.) Tracts, Philological, Critical, and Miscellaneous, many 

now first printed, .2 vols. 8vo. |)orf. very neat, 10* 6^?— Another copy, in 
hoards, 7s . . 1790 

2981 JORTIN'S (Dr. John) Remarks on Spenser, (and MiltOn,) 8vo. hf. ef. 2s 6d 

1734 

2982 JORTIN'S (Dr. J.) Remarks on Ecclesiastical History, with Life, 3 vols. 

Sxo. calf neat and ffilt^ I4s . 1805 

2983 JORTIN'S (Dr. John) Sermons on different subjects, 4 vols. 8vo. best edi- 

tion, new, ids. Ss 6d , 1 826 

2984 JUAN ET ULLOA, Voyage Historique de TAmerique Meridionale Mi par 

ordre du Red d'Espagne, 2 vols. 4to. many plates, very neat, 14* 1752 

2985 JUARROS'S Account of Guatemala in Spanish America, 8vo. {wants a map), 

half calf, 3s . . ' 1823 

2986 JUBINAL, Un Sermon en Vers, publie pour la premi^te fois d'apres le Ma- 

nuscrit de la Biblioth^que dti Roi, 8vo. on India paper, {only 10 printed) 
sewed, 3s . • . 1834 

2987 JUBINAL, Le Sermon de Guichard de Beaulieu (Xllle siecle) 8vo. Slacfc 

letter, sewed, only 125 printed, 3s . . 1834 

2988 JUBINAL, La Resurrection du Saiiveur, fragment d'un Myst^re inedit avec 

une traduction en regard, 8vo. ^cM^ec?, 2« 1834 

2989 JUBINAL, Jongleurs et Trouv^res, ou Choix de Saluts, Epitres, Reveries et 

autres pieces leg^res des Xlle et XlVe Siecle publie pour la premiere fois, 
8vo. sewfid, 5« . . . . : 1835 

2990 JUBINAL, Le Complainte d'outre-Mer et celle de Constantinople, par 

Rutebeuf, 8vo. «e«;e«?, l«.6c? . 1834 

2991 JUBINAL, Rapport a M. le Ministre de T Instruction Publique,'suivi de 

quelques pieces inedites tirees des Mauuscrits de la Biblioth^que de Bern^, 
8vo. sewed, 3s . . ' . 1938 

2992 JUBINAL, La BataiUe et le Marriage des VII Arts pieces inedites du Xllle 

Siecle. en langue Romane, 8vo. sewed, a very few printed, 3s. 1838 

2993 JUBINAL, Le Miracle deTheophile par Rutebeuf, S\o. sewed. Is 6d 1838 

2994 JuUnah — Another copy, royal 8vo. on India Papee, only \0 printed, 3* 

1838 

2995 JUBINAL, Le Complainte et le Jeu de Pierre de la Broce, Chambellan de 

Philippe-le-Hardi qui fut pendu le 30 Juin, 1278, 8vo. sewed, 2s 1835 



140 JOHN BDBSELL SKITH^S CATAJLOOVK 

2806 JUBINAL, Notice Stir les Armes Difensires et specialenieiit rar oelles qui 

ODt ^t6 usit^es en Espagne depuis I'antiquit^ juaqu'tia XVI st^de inclusire- 

ment, Svo. 2 plates, aeuied, 2t . 1840 

299? Jiibmal — Another copy, Sto. on India Fapeb, only 10 printed, 4» 6(f 1840 

2098 JUBINAL, Letb«3 a M. le Comte de Salvandy BUT qaelques nns dea Manu- 

scrits de la Bibliotheque Royal de la Haye, royal 8va. tewed, only 250 

printed, 7* 6d .' 1846 

Copious eitncti are given finm the moit interesting manascripts. 

2999 JUDGMENT and.Afercj Vnitfd, or a Sad and Dreadful Account of one 

Mary Shaston, who Uvea at Hemsley, near London, a woniaii of notorious 
Life, how the Deril appeared to her, leaving a writing of blood on ber pillow, 
&c. 12mo; very neat, 3» 6d . 1699 

3000 JULIAN the Apostate ; being a short account of bis Life, the sense of tlie 

Primitire Christians about bis succession, &c. Svo- neat, 3t 1732 

3001 JUNIIEtyraologioon AnglicanumcuraLyeprEemittuntiir vitaauctorisetGram- 

matica Aiiglo'Saxonica, folio, portrait by Vertue, neat and clean, £1. 6* 1 743 

3002 JUNCKEBO (Christ.) Commentarus de Vita Scriptisque ac Mentis illuatris. 

Tin Jobi Ludolfii, {a celebrated Orientalist) 12nio. neat, 2a 1710 

3003 JUNIUS (F.) on the Paintmg of the AndenU, 4to. very neat, 4a 6d 1638 

3004 JUNIUS'S Letters, 18nio.^on(#. cal/extra, 2» , 1810 

3005 Jus Divintim MinUterii Svanyelici ; or the Divine Right of the Gospel 

Ministn, in two parts — a Justification of the Go^el Ministiy in General, 
also a Justification of the present Ministers of England, as were ordained 
during the prevalency of Epbcopacy, and those since its abolition, 4to. neat 
i»Aa^ea^,6a . 1654 

Pnblielied'under the anthority of the Provincial Assembly of London. 

3006 JUSTINL^NI Institutiorum, cum Notis Pacio, 12mo. veUum, 2i 6d 

Franc/. 1624 

3007 JUVENAL et Persius, cum Notis variorum a Schievelio, 8vo. good copy in 

vellu!n,3a . . 1658 

3008 JUVENAL and Fersius, translated and illustrated by Dr. Barten Holyday, 

folio, curious plates, neat and dean, 7« 6rf 16/3 

The notes are Mghl; praised by Dr. Johnson, Dryden, and Tytler. 

3009 JUVENALIS Sarirarum ex recognitione S, A. Philippe, 12mo. vignettes, very 

neat, {Hie celebrated John Wilkes's copy), 4« fid 1 754 

C'S Essay upon several Subjects concerning British Antiquities, 
no. half calf, 2a . 1763 

KALIL A and Dimna, or the Fables of Bidpai, translated from 
lArabic, byKnatcbbuU, 8vo. halfcal/,6a 1819 

KAME8' (Lord) Historical Law Tracts, 2 yob. 8to. very 
it.SaGd . 1758 

KAMES' (Lord) History of Man, or the Wonders of Human 
Nature, 2 vols. 8to, new extracloth, Aa 6d . 1790 

3014 KAMES' Elements of Criticism, 2 vols. Svo. very neat, 3« 1774 

3015 EAROLI Magni et Ludovici pii christianiss. Rcgum et Impp. Francorum 

Capitula aive leges EcclesiasticEe et Civilea ab Ansegiso, Abbate et Benedicto 
LeuiU, coUectee, thick small Svo. fine copy, in calf, 10« 6d Par. 1640 

30 1 6 KEACH' S Sion in Distress, or the Groans of the Protestant Church, m Verse, 

\2mo. neat, {manta a leaf) 2s . 1681 

3017 KEATE'S (John) Endymiou, a Poetic Romanic, Svo. bds. 3s 1818 

3018 KEBLE'S Selections from Hooker, I8mo. cloti, 3a Ox/. 1839 

3019 KEDINGTON'S Critical Dissertations on the Iliad of Homer, Svo. half 

bound, 2s . .1759 

3020 KEITH'S Historical Catalogue of the Scottish Bishops, 1688 to 1824, with 

Spottiswood's. Account of the ReUgious Houses in Scotland at the time of 
the Reformation, edited by Bp. Russel, royal 8vO. LABOE F^F£fi, ialf 
vtoroem, uncut, Ms . 1824 



OF CfiaiCfe, USXFULy AND CUB10U8 BOOKS. 141 

30^1 KELAART'S Flora Calpensis. Oontribu|2ons to tike Botany and Topography 
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3022 XELLER (H. A.) Li Bomans des Sept. Sages nach der pariser handscbHft, 

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142 JOHN BV8BXIA SHX1!0^S OAXAMOUB 

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A very interesting volume. •' 



OF CHOIOS, VdEFUI.> AND CtmOirs BOOKS. 147 

SI 58 LANGON'S (Baron) Erenings with Prinee Cambac6t^s, Second Consul, 
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3159 LANGUEDOCIEN Dialect.— Favee (M. Priou-Curat de Cellanova) 

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3160 Odes d'Anacreon tradmts en Vers Langaedociens par C. Aubanel, 

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3161 LANZI, Storia Pittorica della Italia, 6 vols. 8vo. sewedy lis Firenze, 1822 

3162 LANZA (Retro) Considerazioni suUa Storia di Sicilia dal 1532-1789 da servir 

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3163 LAPLACE, Exposition du Systeme du Monde, 4 to. third edition, sewed, 

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3164 LA QUERIERE, Essai sur les Girouettes, Epis, Crates et autres decorations 

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3165 LARDNER'S (Dr. Nath.) Works, containing Credibility of the Gospel 

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3168 L'ART de Verifier les Dates, ou Chronologique Historique de TAmerique, 

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3177 LAW Dictionary, with Alphabetical Tables of the Contractions, {tiseful/or 

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L 2 



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3191 LEAKE'S Historical Account of English Money, from the Conquest, also of 

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159 '0B» BUSSSLL SKITE'tt GATAlXmtJS 

3225 LESL^I (Jo.) de l^talo et Jure SerenUsim® priaeipis Mttue Scdtonmi 

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OF GHOICEj USEFUL,. AND OUBIOUS BOOKS. 151 

3245 LEUSDEN Clavis Grooa Novi Teslamenti, 12mo. 2« 1672 

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152 JOHN RT^SBBLL SMITHES GATALO602 

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OF tifiOXdB, t8%FdL, AND VBAIOUS BOOKS. 153 

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3294 LLEWELLYN'S (M.) Men, Miracles, and other Poems, l2mo. fine copy in 

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3295 LLEWELLYN'S Heir, or North Wales, its Manners, Customs, and Super- 

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3 vols, post 8vo. bds. Ss dd (pub. at ^1. 1 1« 6a) 1846 

3296 LOBO'S (Father) Voyage to Abyssinia, translated by Dr. Johnson, with other 

pieces by him, 8vo. neat copy, 4s 6d 1789 

3297 LOCCENI Historise Suecanse accedunt Antiquitatum Sueo-Gothicarum, thick 

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3298 LOCKHART (The) Papers, (relating to the History of Scotland, 1702 to 

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3299 LOCKER'S Naval Gallery of Greenwich Hospital,^ comprising a Series of 

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3300 LOCKWOOD and Cates' History and Antiquities of the Ancient Gates and 

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1834 

3301 LODER'S (Robt.) History of Framlingham, with Notices of the Masters and 

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3302 LODGE'S Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain, (without the 

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3304 LODGE'S Portraits. Another copy, 12 vols. impl. 8vo. 240 beautiful 

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3305 LODGE'S Poktkaits. Another copy, 12 vols. imp. 8vo. 240 beautiful 

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3306 LODGE'S Peerage of Ireland, 4 vols. 8vo. arms, neat, 14* 1754 



154 JOHN BUaSElJi SMITH'b CATAXi06lI£ 

3307 LODGFS Peerage of lYelaad, enbu^ by ArdbkdaU> 9 rob. 8vo, an BOceUent 

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3308 L'OFFICE du Martyre de S. Jean Apotre et Evaogeliste .deyaxit la porta 

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3309 LOLLI (Giambatista) Osseryaziom Teorico-Pratiche sppra il G^uoco degli 

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3310 LOMATIUS (Paul, Painter of Milan) a Traicte containing the Artes of 

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In this translation of Lomatius, (says Granger), Hogarth fancied he saw the fundamental 
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33 1 1 LOMEIERI, Epimenides sive de Vetemm Gentilium lUustrationibus syntagma, 

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3312 LONDON INSTITUTION. — Catalogue of the Library of the London 

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3314 LONDINI QUOD RELIQUUM, or, London's Remains, in Latin and Eng- 

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3315 LONGINUS (Dion.) Gr. ei Lat. cum NotisToup et Ruhnken, 8vo. neat, 3s 

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3316 LONGINI Opera, Gr. et Lat. cum Notis Toup et Ruhnken, royal 8vo. lakge 

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3317 LONG PARLIAMENT.— Speeches and Passages of this great and happy 

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3318 L'ORDENE de Chevalerie avec une Dissertation sur Torigine de la Langue 

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neat^ As td . . 1759 

3319 LOTTINI, IlDannoso Piacere Rappresentazion Morale, ]2mo. new calf gilt, 

rare, 9s . . Firenae^ 1602 

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3320 LOUDON'S (J. C.) Hortus Lignosus Zondinensis, or Catalogue of all the 

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3321 LOUNGER'S (The) Miscellany, or the Lucubrations of Abel Slug, Esq. (a 

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8322 LOV AT.— Memoirs of Simon Lord Lovat {who was beheaded), written by 

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3323 LOVE LETTERS of Mrs. Piozzi, written when she was Eighty, to the 

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3324 LOVE LETTERS] (Five) from a Nun to a Cavalier, 12mo. neat, 3s 1686 

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3826 LOVELL (Robert) and Robert Southey's Poems, 12mo./r*^ edition, neat, 

' 4s6d ' . , . 1795 



OF OHOIGSy USBFCI.^ AND CURIOOe BOOKS. 155 

3327 LOWltN^BKN^S Etats-Ums, et k Hatwe> souTerars d'un Yxgngear, 870. 

sewed, 3a - . • * 1842 

3328 LOWENSTERN, Le Mexique — Souvenirs . d'un Voyageur^ 8vo- sewed, 

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3329 LOWER'S (Sir WillO Triumphant Lady, or the Crowned Innocence, a 

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3330 LOWER'S (M. A.) Curiosities of Heraldry, with Illustrations from Old 

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3331 LOWER'S (M. A.) Enghah Surnames : A Series of Essays on Family Nomen- 

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To those who are curious about their patronymic, it wiU be found a very instructive and 
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3332 LOWER'S (M. A.) Chronicles of Peyensey, in Sussex, with Notiees Bio- 

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3333 LOWHR'S Hand Book for Lewes in Sussex, Historical and Descriptive, with 

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3334 LOWNDES' Report for the Amendment of the Silver Coins, 8vo. neat, Ss 

. 1695 

3335 LLOYD'S (D.) Lives of the Statesmen and Favourites of England since the 

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3336 LLOYD'S State Worthies and Favourites of England since the Refbrmation^ 

thick 12mo. (wants 6 leaves) calf, 3s 1700 

It contains the full biography of many persons, difficult to 'be found elsewhere. 

3337 LLOYD'S (General) History of the late War in Germany, between the 

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4to. many plates, neat, scarce, £\, As 1781-90' 

Considered a text-book by military men. 

3338 LLOYD'S (Sir W.) and GAPT. GERARD'S Journey from Cannpoor to 

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3339 LUC A (Fr.) Romanse Correctionis in Latinis Bibliis Editionis Yulgatae, 4to. 
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3340 LUCAS'S (John, a Cohler at Salisbury) Miscellanies in Verse and Prose, 

12mo. half calf , 2s . 1776 

334 1 LUCANUS de Bello Civili, cum Notis Variorum a Schrevelio, 8vo. neat, 5s 

1818 

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** Ce volume est fort rare."" — Renouard. 

3343 LUCIANI de Morte Peregrini, Gr. et Lat. cum Notis Tan Fabri, 4to. neat 

and clean, 2s , . Par, 1653 

3344 LUCIANI Samosatensis Philosophi Opera Omnia, Gr. et Lat. cura Bourde-. 

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3345 LUCIANI Opera, Gr. et Lat. ad editionem Hemsterhusii 'et Reitzii, cum 

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Biponti, 1789-93 

3346 LUCIANI, Gr. et Lat. edidit J. T. Lehmann, 9 vols. 8vo. sewed, £2, 2s 

Lips. 1822-31 

3347 LUCIAN, translated by Francklin, 4 vols. 8vo. bds. Us . 1741 



156 lOHH K0SB8LI BKITB'b OAtALMOB 

3348 LUCKil (J. J.) ^lloge NatBinnatomm qoR cbversi Impp. B^;es, Fnncipes, 

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£^. 3#1— ANOTHBtt, in bd». 7* . ■ 1820 

3360 LUCRETIUS'S Nature of Things, translsted, with Notes by Creech, 2 vols. 

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3351 LUDERS* (Alei.) Essay on the Character of Henry V. when Prince of 

Vfg]ea,j,ost8vo. brh. Karee,4»6d 1813 

3352 LUMSDEN'S (Lieut.) Journey (Orerland) from Merut in India to London, 

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3353 LUNARDI'S iV.) Account of the First Aerial Voyage in England, 8to. 

plates, with autograph of Lunardi, red morocco, giit leaves, 3« 6d 1784 

3354 LUPTON'8 (Th.) Persuasion from P^istrie : wrytt«n chiefely to the obsti- 

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neat in brown calf, blind tooled, £1. 5» Lond. H. Bynneman, 1581 

3355 LYALL'S (Dr. Robt.) Character of the Russians, and a detailed History of 

Moscow, with a Dissertation on the Russians, thiok 4to. many fineoQlotiTed 
plates, bds. 12« . 1833 

3356 LYNCH'S Views of the Legal Institutions, Honoraiy Hereditary Offices, and 

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(pub. at 25s) . 1830 

3357 LYON'S History of the Town and Port, and Castle of Dover, 2 vols. 4to. 

platee, half calf, gilt leaves, \6s . 1813 

3358 LYON'S History of St. Andrew's in Scotland, Episcopal, Monasric, Aoademic, 

and Civil, 2 vols. 8vo. plates, doth, 16« (pub. at 30«) 1843 

3359 LYRE OF LOVE, 2 vols, in 1, post 8vo. laboe papbb, portrait of Lady 

Anne Maria Stanhope, after Cosway, very elegant in calf, gilt leaves, 
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3360 LYSONS' M^;na Britanniie, being a Topographical Account of the Countiea 

of Beds, Berks, Bucks, Cambridge, Cheshire, Cornwall, Cumberland, 
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wnprestions of the plates, clean in the original boards, {Derbyshire has 
31 additional Views inserted) £b. 5s . 1806-22 

3361 LYSONS' History of the County of Cumberland, 4to. 40 plates, leather 

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3366 LYTTLETON'S (Lord) History of the Life and Reign of Henry II., and 

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XLUM'S Collection of the Poems of Ossian, Orann Ulin, and 
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3foN/n>««, 1816 
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OF CBOZOS, VSXVUib^ AMD GUBIOUS BOOKS. 157 

3370 MAGBBIAR'S (Rev. E. M.) Gvammar axid Vocabulary of the Mandingo 

(West Africa) Language with VocabularieSy Svo. half calf, 5s 

3371 M'CALL'S History of Georgia, 8vo. Vol. 1, bds. 3s 6d Savannah, 1811 

3372 M'CALMAN'S Inquiry into the Motion of the Sun, and Stability of the 

Earth, Svo. bds. 3s . . 1786 

3373 MCCLELLAND' S Inquiries into the Province of Kemaon relative to 

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Calcutta, 1835 

3374 MACCULLOCH'S (Dr.) Art <Jf Making Wines, 12mo. bds. 2s^cal/ neat, 

2s 6d . . . 1821 

3375 MCCULLOCH (J. R.) on the Principles and Practical Influence of Taxation 

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3376 McDERMOT'S Philosophical Inquiry into the Source of Pleasures derived 

from Tragic Representations, 8vo. new, half calf gilt, 3s 6d 1824 

3377 McDERMOTT on the Nature and Principles of Taste, 8vo. calf elegant , 4s 

1823 

3378 MACDOUGAL on the Chronology and Prophetical Numbers of the Bible, 

royal 8vo. clolh, 4s 6d . . 1840 

3379 MACDIARMID'S Lives of British Statesmen, (More, Burleigh, Stafford, 

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3380 MACDIARMID'S (John) Inquiry into the System of National Defence in 

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Interesting jast now, when we are strengthening our Fortifications. 

3381 MACFARLANE'S Lives and Exploits of Banditti and Robbers in all parts 

of the World, 2 vols. l2mo. plates, cloth, 3s . 1833 

3382 McGregor's British America, 2 vols. 8vo. maps, leather backs, uncut, 6s 

1832 

3383 MACHIAVEL'S WORKS, translated, foHo, neat and clean, 12* 1695 

3384 MACHIAVEL'S WORKS— Another copy, foho, half bound, 7s 6d 1694 

3386 MACKAY. — Life of Lieut.-General Hugh Mackay, of Scoury, Commander 

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3387 MACKNIGHTS Harmony and Paraphrase of the Four Gospels, 4to. very 

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3388 MACKNIGHT'S Translation of the Apostolical Epistles, vnth Commentary 

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3389 MACLEAN'S (L.) History of the Celtic Language, 12mo. cloth, 5s 1840 

3390 McLEOD'S Voyage of the Ship Alceste to Loo Choo, 8vo. coloured plates, 

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3391 MACKENZIE'S Memoirs of the Life and Writings of John Calvin, 8vo. 

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3392 MACKENZIE'S History and Antiquities of Nevircastle-upon-Tyne and 

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3393 MACKENZIE'S (C, Consul) Notes on Haiti made during a Residence in 

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3394 MACKENZIE'S (K. S.) Narrative of the Second Campaign in China, 

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3395 MACKENZIE'S Morall Gallantry, a Discourse wherein the Author endea- 

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3396 MACKINNON'S (Colonel) Origin and Services of the Coldstream Guards, 

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3397 MACKINTOSH'S (Sir J.) Discourse on the Study of the Law of Nature 

and Nations 12mo. bds. 2s 1828 

3398 MACKINTOSH (Sir J.) on Ethical Philosophy, edited by WheweU, 8vo. 

cloth,6s6d . . 1837 

3399 McNICOL'S Remarks on Dr» Johnson's Journey to the Hebrides, 8vo. 

neat, 3s . . . 1779 



156 JOHN BUSSELIr SMITH'S OATAXOCOrB 

3400 MAGNISH'S (Robt.) Philosdphy of Sleep, 12mo. ehth, is 6d 1836 

3401 MACONOCHIE'S (Capt.) Amtraliana, or Thoughts on the Australian Penal 

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3402 MACPHERSON'S Introduction to the History of Great Britain and Ireland, 

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3403 MACQUEEN'S (Dr.) Letters on Hume's History of England, 8vo. neat, 

3s 6d . * . 1756 

Has often been r^erred to with high approJ^ation. — Loumdes. 

3404 MACQUERIAU,— Histoire Generale de TEurope durant les Annees 1527, 

28, 29, composee par Robert Macqu6riau de Valenciennes sous le titre de cc 
est la Maison de Bourgongne, 2 vols. 4to. sewed, d^\ . As 

Louvain, 1765— Pam, 1841 
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seeond, which was printed under thesnperintendance of M. Barrois, with a copioiis in4e?c to 

both volumes. 

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3406 MACTAGGARrS Three Years in Canada, 2 vols, post 8vo. bds. As 6d 1829 

3407 MAXWELL'S (James, a Scotchman} Admirahle Prophecies concerning the 

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3s ^d . . 1615 

3408 MADAGASCAR — Notices Statisques sur les Colonies Francaises-Madagascar, 

lies St, Rerre et Miquelon, 8vo. sewed, 3s . 1840 

3409 MADDEN'S Egypt and Mahommed Ali, post 8vo. portrait^ cloth ^ 1841 

3410 MADOX'S^aronttf AngUea, an History of Land Honoi^Si atid Baronies, and 

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3411 MADDOCK'S Account of the life and Writings of Lord Chancellor Somers, 

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6«(pub. at^l. 12*). . . 1334 

3413 MAFFEII (Jo. Pet.) Historiarum Indicarum, foUo, neat, As &d CoUm. 1693 

3414 MAHON'S (Lord) Spain under Charles II., or Extracts from the Cor- 

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Syo. cloth, 4s Qd .. - : 1844 

.3415 MAICHELJil Introdactio ad Historiam Literariam de prsecipuis Bibliothecis 
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Charlatanerie das Savans,par M. Maeken, La Haye, 1721 — in 1 vol. 12mo. 

vellum, 5# . • .. 1721 

3416 MAILLARD (jOUvier) Histoire de la Passion de Jesus-Christ composee en 

1490, publiee oomme monument de lalangue Fran^aise an XV Silcle^ pai' 
Peignot, royal 8vo. uncut, 7s 6d . Faris, 1828 

3417 MAIMBOURG, Critique Generale de I'Histoire du Calvinisme, 12mo. neat, 

3s . . . 1682 

3418 MAIMBGURG'S. History of Arianisme and Socinianism, translated by 

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3419 MAIOREM (Georg.) Yitse Patrum cum prefatione Mart. Lutheri, 12mo. 

vellum, 3s . . Witeb. 1578 

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vase Markham, folio, neat, 7s Qd . 1616 

3421 MALCOLME'S Essay on the Antiquities of Gteat Britain and Ireland, de- 

signed as an introduction to a lacger work, to shew the affinity of the 
Languages of tl^e Ancient Britons and the Americans of the Isthmus of 
Darien, 8vo, neat^ scarce, 5s . JSdinb, 1738 



OF CHOICE, USEFUL, AND CURIOUS BOOKS. 15^ 

3422 MALCOLM'S (J. P.) Historical Sketch of the Art of Caricaturing, 4to. 

many curious plates, half calf gilt, 9« . 1813 

3423 MALCOLM'S (Sir John) History of Persia, 2 vols, royal 4to. many fin^ 

plates, calf gilt, £2, 5s ' . 1815 

3424 MALCOLM'S (Sir John) History of Persia, 2 vols, royal 4to. many fine 

plates, FINE copy, russia extra, gilt leaves, £3. I3s 6d 1815 

3425 MALCOLM'S Life of Lord Clive, 3 vols. 8vo. ^pr^, and map, cloth, as good 

as new, £1' I6s . 1836 

3426 MA.LCOLM'S Memoir on Central India, including Malwa, 2 vols. 8vo. calf 

neat, I4s . . . 1832 

3427 MALCOLM'S (Rev. H) Travels in South Eastern Asia, Malaya, Siatn, 

China, and Burmah, 2 vols, post 8yo. bds. (wants two leaves) , 4s 6d 183Q 

3428 MALHERBE, Faune Ornithologiqiie de la Sicile, royal 8vo. 7s 1843 

3429 MALKIN'S (Dr. B. H., Master of Bury School) Classical Disquisitions 

and Curiosities, Critical and Historical, 8vo. half calf, 3s 1825 

3430 MALKIN'S Scenery, Antiquities, and Biography of South Wales, 2 vols. 

8vo. bds. 4s 6d . 1807 

3431 MALONE'S Inquiry into the Authenticity of the Shakspeare Papers, ,8vo. 

half calf , 3s 6d — very neat, 4s . 17^6 

3432 MALTE-BRUN, Precis de la Geographic Universelle ou Description de 

toutes les parties du Monde sur un plan nouveau, 8 thick vols. 8vo. half 
calf, (no atlas) I8s . Paris, 1812-29 

3433 MALTHUS'S Principles of PoUtical Economy, with life, 8vo. last edit. 

cloth, 7s 6d (pub. at \4s) . 1836 

3434 MALVEZZPS (Marquis) Romulus and Tarquin, now taught in English, by 

H. L. 12mo. /ro»^. by Marshall, 2s 1637 

3435 MAN of Pleasure Reformed, in three Dialogues, 8vo. neat, 2s 1730 

3436 MANAVA— DHARMA— SASTRA : Lois de Manou, comprenant les Insti- 

tutions religieuses et civiles des Indiens, traduites du Sanscrit par Deslong- 
champs, 8vo. sewed, bs . -Par. 1833 

3437 MANDAGOTUS, Electionum praxim et formas XXV. instrumentorum ea in 

re necessariorum ante oculos pones Annotatiacuhs non paucis ad glossas 
adjectis, 4to. Lett. Goth, morocco, gilt leaves, rare, 7s 6d Paris, 1506 

3438 MANDER'S Derbyshire Miner's Glossary, with the Mineral Laws and 

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All printed at JDaventry by A. Paffroed, 1513-21 



160 JOHN BU88SLL SMITHES GA^TAIiOOt^fi 

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dJf CHOICE, U8EFt7L» AKD CCRIQUS BOOKS. 161 

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3489 MARTINI, Sinicse, (China) Historise, 12mo. neat, 3s Amst. 1695 



rr 



162 JOHN BUS8ELL SHITh'b CATALOG0B 

3490 MARTINI Lexicon PhUcdogicum, in quo Latinse et a Latinis auetoribus 

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3491 MARTINIERE Introduction a FHistoire de I'Asie, de I'Afrique et de 

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Of CBOICB, 17BEFUI., AKD OVBIOtJS BOOKS. 168 

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3544 MEAD'S (ik. Richard) Medical Works, 3 vols. 12mo. neat, 3s 1765 

M 2 



164 JOHN BU88ELL SMITHES CATALOGUE 

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3553 MED WAY'S Inquiry into the Reasonableness and Consequences of a Union 

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rt-^^ M •\r'f^^ 



OF CHOIGSy USEFUL, AND GUBI0U8 BOOKS. 165 

3565 MEMOIRS and Singtd&r Adventures of J. McAlpine, a Native Highlander, 

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3566 MEMOIRS of General Miller in the service of the Republic of Peru, 2 vols. 

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3567 MEMOIRS of Prince Eugene and the Duke of Marlborough, including a 

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3568 MEMOIRS of Jeane d'Arc, surnamed La Pucelle d'Orleans, with a History of 

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3569 MEMOIRS of Guy Joli, Private Secretary to Cardinal de Retz, 2 vols. 12mo. 

very neat, 5s . . 1777 

3570 MEMOIRS relative to European and Asiatic Turkey, and other Eastern 

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3571 MEMOIRS of R. F. A. 4to. privately pointed, bds. 5s (1811) 

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3572 MEMOIRS of Eradut Khan, a Nobleman of Hindustan, containing interesting 

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3573 MEMOIRS of Sir Robert Naunton, Knt., 4to. /ne portrait, bds. 2s 1814 

3574 MEMOIRES de Guay-Tronin, Lieut. -General des Armes Navales, 12mo. 

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3575 MEMOIRES des Missions de la Compagnie de Jesus dans le Levant, 9 vols. 

12mo. neat, \4s . . 1753 

3576 MEMOIRES de Due de Rovigo (M. Savary) ecrits de sa Main pour servir 

a THistoire de la Napoleon, 4 vols. 8vo. cal/ffilt, £\. \s 1828 

3577 MEMOIRES de T Academic des Colporteurs, 12mo. neat, 3* 

De Vimprimerie ordinaire de VAeademie, 1748 

3578 MEMOIRES' Historiques sur rOrbihanisme et les correctenrs des Jesnites, 

avec le decision d'un Gas de conscience extremement singnUer, \2mo» fr&nt^ 
. half calf, 3s . . 1763 

3579 MENARD, EGistoire des Antiquit^s de la Yille de Nismes, 8vo. folding 

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3580 MENDEZ, Typographia Espanola o Historia de la Introduedon, Propagacion 

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3582 MENZEL'S (Wolfgang) History of German Literature, translated from the 

German, with Notes by T. Gordon, 4 vols, post Svo. new, cloth, 13tf 6^ 
{pub. at £2.) . . Oxf. 1840 

"The name of Wolfgang Menzel is now become familiar to the Britiflh public, aa that of an 
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the principal tendencies and characteristics of one of the most yolnminoos li^ratorea of 
Europe." — Extract from Translator's Preface. 

3583 MERCER'S COMPANY.— History of that Company; prindpally compfled 

from their own Records, by W. Herbert, 8vo, bds. As 1837 

3584 MERCHANT'S HAND-MAIDE, {imperfect in the Index) 1622— The 

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3585 MERCIER, Neologie, on Yocabidaire de Mots noveaux, a renonveW, on pris 

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3588 MERITON'S (Geo.) Miscellanea, or a Choice Collection of Wise and In- 

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3598 J^ICHAUX'S Travels to the West of the Alleghany Mountains translated, 

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3599 MICHIEL'S (A.) Les Peintres Brugeois, 12mo. semed, 3s 6d 1846 

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"pp, 280, sewedf Ss .' . In^ftrimerie Royale, IS3B 

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\ 6s6d . ♦ . . 1750 

3606 MIDDLETON'S Life of Cicero, 3 vols, royal 8vo: large paper, very nice 

copy in russia, J&l, 4s . ' . " * 1801 






OF euQUQ^, usfifuii^ ▲up oumous books. 167 

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3629^ MILN!e'S (R. Monckton, M.P.) Poems, 2 vols, post 8vo. bds. 3s 6^ ' 1838 



/^ 



16d JOHN BV88SLL dMlTH^B CATAlOdlTfi 

3630 MILNE'S (Rev. W.) Retrospect of the first ten years of the Prol^stan^ Mis- 

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3631 MILTON'S (John) Original Letters and Papers of State addressed to Oliver 

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3637 MILTON. — Paraphrasis Poetica in tria Joh. Miltoni vir. elarisskni Poemata, 

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3638 MILTONI, Samson Agonistes et Comus, Gb^ge interpretus est Edvardns 

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3640 MILTON'S Latin and Italian Poems, translated by J. G. Strutt, post 8vo. 

bds. 2s . . 1814 

3641 MILTON'S Poetical Works, edited by Mitford, 3 vols. 12mo. (Aldine Edi^ 

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3642 MILTON'S Poetical Works, with Life and Notes by Sir Egerton Brydges^ 
6 vols. foap. 8vOi plates by Turner and Westall, ekih, I6s 1835 

3643 MILTON.— Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton, to which are added Mil- 
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3644 MILTON.— Review c£ the Text of the XII Books of Paradise Lost, in which 

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3645 MILTON. -^Paterson's Comi^lete Commentary on Milton's Pantdise Lost, 

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4to. bds. £\.5s . . Zurich, 1758 

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after illuminated MSS, bds, 8s 6d . 1825 

36 18 MINS' (Capt.) Narrative of the Naval part of the Expedition to Portugal 

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3649 MINSHEU'S Dictionary in Spanish and English, folio, mat, {useful for the 

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,3650 MINUCII Felicis, Octavius, translated, 18mo. half calf, 2s Oxf. 1631 

3G51 MINUCIUS Felix's Octavius and Tertullian's Apology for the Primitive 

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3652 MIRABEAU, Histoire Secrete de la Cour de Berlin, 2 vols. 8vq, calf neat, 

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3653 MIRABEAU'S Letters during his Residence in England, with Anecdotes, 

Maxims, &c. p^ '-^ted, 2 vols, post 8vo. port, bds, 4's 6d 1832 



OF CtL6lCE, VSSPCL^ AND CtKtOtTS fi6(>S8. 169 

3654 MtRABILIS 'Annus Secandns, or the'Second Year of Prodigies, being a Tme 

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3660 MISCELLANEA Aulica, a Collection of State Treatises never before pub- 

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3664 MITCHELL'S !Essay on the best means of Civilizing British India, (the 

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3665 MITFORD (W.) on the Frinciples of Design in Architecture, 8vo. bds. 3s 

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3069 MOFFAT'S History of the Town and Ancient Abbey of Malmesbury, 8vo. 

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3673 MOLLER (Dr« Geo.) On the Origin and Frogress of Gothic Architecture, 

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3674 MOLESWORTH'S (Dr) Domestic Chaplain, or Sermons on Family Duties 

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170 lOiHH ]i9.98XU smith's OATAU>017B 

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3681 MONK'S (Geo; Duke of Albemarle) Observations upon Military and Political 
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3683 MONK'S (The) Hood pull' d off, or, the Capucin Fryar described, 12mo. 

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3684 MONKISH HISTOBIANS.— Macray's Manual of British Historians to 

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3685 MONKISH HISTOBIAN.^-Matthsei Westmonasteriensis Historia Britan- 

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3687 MONKISH HISTOBIAN. — Chronicle of William de Bishanger of the 
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Camden Soc. 1840 

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3689 MONKISH HISTOBIANS. --Ancient History exemplified in a regular 

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Elfricus Grammaticus, Malmesbury's Life of St. Wulstan and Hugo-Can- 
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3690 MONKISH HISTOBIAN.— Bichard of Cirencester's Description of Britain, 

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Norwich)^ Ohhet^ de Clara et Elmeri {prior of Canterbwry) mine primum 
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3693 MONKISH HISTOBIAN.— The Chronicle of Abmgdon, 1218 t6 1304, 

now first pubhshed in Latin and English by a Gradtiate of Oxibid^ edited 
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3694 MONKISH HISTOBIAN.— Thomse Sprotti ijdonh qf Canterbury) Chro- 

ni6a ediditque Tho. Hearne. 8vo. half calf, uncut, 12* 1719 



OF GHOtO«, t7S£PUti|' AMD CTUBIOVS SOOKS. 17 it 

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curante J. Gage-Hoke wode, 4to. cloth, lOa 6d Camdisn Soc, 

3696 MONROE'S (President) View of the Conduct of the Executive in the 

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3697 MONSTRELET'S Chronicles of France and England, translated by Johnes, 

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1810 

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Paris, 1788 

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• ' ■ ■ 1768 

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3716 MONTGOMERY*^ (Alex.) Poetical Works Cherry arid the Sloe, dud other 

Pieces, 12mo. calf, 2s . Glasgow, Urie, 1754 








173 ^OHM nussBUt smith's gatalogub 

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Deity, Satan, Woman, Luther, Oxford, and the Messiah, a complete and 
UNIFORM EDITION, 6 vols. 12ino. Ticw cloth^ onUf 12« 1841-3 

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3719 MONUMENTA Veteris Antii, hoc est inscriptio M. Aquilii et Tabula Solis 

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Beleno et aliis Diis, auctore Philippo k Turre. Addita sunt Fragmenta In- 
scriptionum Fratrum Arvalium, 4to. 3s 6d Bonus, 1700 

3720 MONUMENT eleve a la gloire de Pierre le Grand, ou relation des travaux 

et des mbyens Mechaniques qui out ^te employes pour transporter a Pe- 
tersbourg un Rocher de trois millions pesant : par le Comte de Ceffalonie, 
royal folio, folding jplates, %eat in half russiay 6s 1 777 

3721 MONUMENS des Arts en France, depuis les Gaulois jusqu'^u regn^ de 

Francois I^'. Quar ante-cinq planches contenant plus de huit cents sujets, 
dessines et graves au, trait par les plus habiles artistes en ce genre, pr6sen- 
tant une suite non interrompue des monumens, de sculptiures et de peintures, 
precedes d'un texte ou precis de arts liberaux, mecaniques et industriels, en 
France, depuis les Celtes et les Francs, jusqu'au r^gne de Francjois 1«', d'une 
explication et analyse particuli^re et raisonn^e de chaque figure ou monu- 
ment, par M. Alexandre Lenoir, royal folio, half morocco, £2. i2s Gd 

Paris, 1840 

3722 MORALITE du Mauvais Riche et du Ladre, a douze personages, 12mo. beau- 
i tifully printed in Gothic type^ only AO executed, 7s 6d Paris, 1833 

3^23 MORAVIANS. Manuel de Doctrine des Eglises des Freres Moraves, 12mo. 
calf, curious, 2s 6d . 1743 

724 MOORE'S (Francis) Almanacks, 1801 to 1820, in 1 voL thick 12mo. half 
calf, 3s 

3725 MOORE'S (Thomas) Epicurean, a Tale, \2xao, fine plates by Turner, bds. 
2s 6d . 1827 

3726 MOORE'S (Thos.) Life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, 4to. fine portrait, 

bds.8s6d . . .. 1825 

3727 POOR'S Narrative of the Operations of Capt. Little's Detachment, and of 

the Mahratta Army, 4to. plates, neat. As . 1794 

3728 MORE'S (Richard) True Rektion of the Murders committed in the Parish 

of Clunne, in Shropshire, by Enoch ap Evan, .on the Bodies of his Mother 
. and Brother, with Answer to Mr. Hudley's book on the same subject, en- 
titled the " Looking-Glass of Schisme,^' 12mo. half bound, rare, lbs 1641 
372JJ MORE'S (Henry) Inquiry into the Mystery of Iniquity, folio, very neat, 9s 

1664 

3730 MOORE (The) Rental {a curious picture of Liverpool in the 17 th century), 

edited by Thos. Hey wood, Ato, cloth, 12* Che t ham Society, 1847 

3731 MORELL'S (J. D.) Historical and Critical View of the Speculative PhUoso- 

phy of Europe in the XlXth Century, 2 thick vols. 8vo. 2nd edit, new cloth 
1 Ss ( just published ai£l.As) . 1847 

3732 MORGANN'S Essay on the Dramatic Character of Sir John Falstaff, post 

8vo. bds. 3s^halfcalf, As . 1830 

3733 MpRGANNon the Dramatic Character of Sir John Falstaff, 1 777— Rich- 

ardson's Essays on some of Shakspeare's Characters, and on his faults, 1797 
— in 1 vol. 8vo. neat, 6« .v. Y. 

3734 MORGAN'S (Lady) France in 1830, 2 vols. 8vo. bds. As 1830 

3735 MORI (Thomee, An^li olim Caneellart) Epigrammatum, 18mo. very neat, 5s 

1638 



OF CHOICE, USEFVLy AND CURIOUS BOOKS« 173 

3736 MORIER'S Two Journeys througli Persia, Armeixia, and Asia Minor to Coa<» 

stantinople, 2 vols, royal 4to. man^ plates, bds. scarce, £2. 15« (pub. at 

£7. 7s) . 1812-18 

Sonthey's copy. 

3737 MORRIS'S (R.) Narrative of the Life and Astonishing Adventures of John 

Daniel, ft Smith at Royston, in Hertfordshire, 12mo. curious plates, includinff 
one representing a Flying Machine, similar to the one invented a few years 
ago, very neat, 94f . 1/51 

3738 MORRIS'S Memoirs of the Life and Writmgs of the Rev. Andrew Fuller, 

8vo. Ids. 3« . 1816 

3739 MORLAND'S (Sir Samuel) Description and Use of two Arithmetic Instru- 

ments, 12mo.jp/a^e«, nea^, 3^ . 1673 

This curious book contains the original idea of Babbage's Calculating Machine. 

3740 MORN AY'S Worke, concerning the trueness of the Christian Religion, 

translated hj Sir Philip Sydney and Arthur Golding, 4to. Wsuk letter^ good 
copy in calf, \0s 6d . 1617 

3741 MORNING'S (A.) Discourse of a Bottomless Tub, introducing the Histo- 

rical Fable of the Oak, 8vo. with a manuscript key to the characters^ neat, 
curious, Ss • 1712 

3742 MORNING and Evening Sacrifice, or Prayers for Private Persons and Fa- 

milies, post 8vo. bds, 2s 6d . 1828 

3743 MORONI, Dizionario Erudizione Storico-Ecclesiastica, 8vo. Vol. I. (all 

printed,) 2s 6d . Venezia, 1840 

3744 MORSE'S (Dr.) Report of a Tour for the purpose of ascertaining the actual 

State of the Indian Tribes, 8vo. bds. As 6d ' United States, 1822 

3745 MOORSOM'S (W.) Letters from Nova Scotia, crown 8vo. bds, 3s 1830 

3746 MOSS'S (W. G.) History and Antiquities of the Town and Port of Hiastings 

in Sussex, royal S\o. fine plates, bos. 7s 6d (pub. at 18*) — Another copy, 
with proofs of the plates on India papeu, bds, 10* (pub. at 24«) 1824->jk 

3747 MOSS* History and Antiquities of Hastings, Syo. fine plates, bds, 4s 6d 1824 ^^ 

3748 MOSSE'S (Miles) Arraignment and Conviction of Usurie displayed in six ^^ 

Sermons preached at St Edmund's Burie in Suffolk, 4to. Ijlacft letter, half ^^ 
calf Ss 6d . 1595 

3749 MOSELEY'S (W. M.) Essay on Archery, describing the Practice of that 

Art in all Ages and Nations, 8vo. plates, bds, 5s . 1 792 

3750 MOSELEY'S (Dr. W.) Dictionary of Latm Quantities, or Prosodian's Guide, 

12mo. cloth, 2s 6d , 1827 

3751 MOSELEY'S (Professor) Lectures on Astronomy, delivered at King's Col- 

lege, post Syo. plates, cloth, 3s . 1839 

3752 MOSLEY'S (Sir Oswald) History of the Castle, Priory, and Town of Tut- 

bury, in Staffordshire, 8vo. plates, bds. Ss 6d (pub. at 14*) 1832 

3753 MOULE'S Bibliotheca Heraldica, a Bibliographical Account of the Books 

on Heraldry, Genealogy, &c. royal Svo. bds. lis, (pub. at 36«) 1822 

3754 MOULE. Another Copy, 4to. large papeb., bds. £\, \s 1822 

3755 MOULE'S Heraldry of Fish, Notices of the Principal FamiUes bearing Fish 

in their Arms, royal 8vo. large paper, 205 beautiful woodcuts, cloth, 
£\. Ss (pub. at £2, 2s) . 1842 

3756 MOUNTAGU'S (Bp.) Immediate Addresse unto God alone, a Sermon, since 

revised and enlarged to a Just Treatise of Invocation of Saints, 1624 — 
Appello CcBsarum, a Just Appeale from two unjust Informers, 1625, in 1 
vol. 4to. neat, \6s 

3757 MOTHER HUBBARD. A Notable and right Marvellous edition of the 

Melodrame of Old Mother Hubbard and her Doggie, with learned Notes, 
(a laughable satire on our Editors of Old Poetry and the Drama) 8vo. new 
half calf , 3s ^d . 1837 



37 



174 JOHN RU88ELI. SMITHES CATALOOTTE 

3758 MOUSSAUD (Abb£) F Alphabet Raisonn^, on Ezplicatldii de la Figure d^ 

Lettres, 2 vols. 8v^. half ruMta, 4« . . Per. 1803 

3759 MUDI£*S Historical and Critical Account of his grand series of National 

Medals^ 4to. loith engravings of the entire series, bds, 7s 6d 1820 

3760 MULGASTER'S (BicbarcU Master of Merchant Tayhf^s School,) Positions 

wherein those primitive circumstances be examined^ which are necessarie for 
the training up of children, eijther for skill in their booke» or health in their 
bodie, 4to. half calf , a very curious book, rare, \6s . 1581 

3761 MUMFORD'S (Joseph, a Catholic) Question of Questions ; who ought to 

be our Judge in all our Controversies? 12mo. (no title) bds, 2s 

3762 MUNDY'S (Capt.) Pen and PencU Sketches during a Tour in India, 2 vols. 

8vo. etchings by Landseer, bds, Ss 6d . 1832 

3763 MUNRO'S (Capt.) Narrative of the Military Operations on the Coromandel 

Coast against the French, Dutch, and Hyder AUy, 4to. folding plates, neat, 
5s . 1 789 

3764 MUNRO'S Gaelic and English Primer, 12mo. bound, 2s Qiasgow, 1828 

3765 MURRAY'S (J. F.) Picturesque Tour of the River Thames, from London 

to Windsor, including particular descriptions of Richmond, Hampton Court, 
and Windsor, royal 8vo. upwards of 100 fne engravings on wood and copper, 
{a very handsome vol.) cloth, Ss 6d (pub. at ^1. 5s) . 1845 

3766 MURRAY'S (Hon. C. A.) Travels in North America among the Pawnee 

Tribes and the remote Prairies of the Missouri, 2 vols. 8vo. bds, 5s 1839 

3767 MURRAY'S Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in North 

America, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, Ss 6d . 1829 

3768 MURRAY'S (Hugh) Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in Africa, 

2 vols. 8vo. bds. Ss 6d . 1818 

3769 MURRAY'S Literary History of Galloway, 8vo. fine copy, calf extra, 

marbled leaves, 7s 6d . 1 822 

3770 MURRAY'S (A) Clear Display of the Trinity, 8vo. bds. 2s 1815 

3)71 MURREL'S (John) Two Books of Cookery and Carving, 12mo. black 
LBTTEU (no title), bds. curious, 3s . . 1641 

3772 MURPHY'S Essay on the Life and Genius of Dr. Johnson, 8vo. halfrussia, 

2s 6d—bds. 2s . . .1793 

3773 MURPHY'S Treatise on the Art of Weaving, with Calculations and Tables for 

the use of Manufacturers, thick 8vo. many plates, bds. 5s . 1824 

3774 MUSiE ANGLICANS sive Poemata queedam melioris Notse, sen hactenus 

inedita, sen sparsim edita, 3 vols. 12mo. neat, in calf, 3s Tonson, 1741 

3775 MUSE'S MIRROUR, being a Collection of Poems by various Authors, 2 vols. 

post 8vo. calf, very neat, 4s 6d . . 1 783 

3776 MUSEUM WORSLEYANUM, a Collection of Antique Basso-Relievos, 

Bustos, Statues, and Gems, formed by Sir R. Worsley of Appledurcombe, in 
the Isle of Wight, 2 vols. imp. 4to. 150 fne plates, green morocco, gilt 
leaves, £2. I5s (pub. at ^12. \2s) . . 1824 

3777 MUSEUM CRITICUM, or Cambridge Classical Researches by Maltby, 

Blomfield, Monk, Person, Bumey, &c. 2 thick vols. 8vo. new cloth, Ss 6d 
(pub. at ^2. 2«) . .1826 

BOOKS RELATING TO MUSIC. 

3778 AYISON'S Essay on Musical Expression, l2mo^ neat, 2s. 1752 

3779 BEMETZRIEDER'S Music made easy to every Capacity, in three parts, 

(perused and approved of by DrsrBoyce and Howard), 4to. half calf, 
4s6d . . . 1778 

3780 BROSSARD, Dictionaire de Musique contenant les Termes Grecs, Latins, 

Italiens et Francois usites dans la Musique, 8vo. scarce, 4s Amst. n. d. 

3781 BROWN (Dr.) on the Union of Poetry and Music, 4to. n<?af> 3« , 1763 




OF CBOIOS/ USEFUL, AKD CUBIOUS BOOKS. iti 

3782' BUB^ETT'S (Dr.) Acccrunt of the Musical Performances in Westminster 
Abbey and Pantheon in Commemoration of Handel, 4to. plates b^ BartO" 
lozzi, bd8. Ai ^d . .1 7^^ 

3783 CALLIOPE, or English Harmony, a Collection of the most celebrated Eng- 

lish and Scotch Songs, Me whole neatly engraved and enibellished with 
designs adapted to the subject of each Song, 2 vols, in I, royal, new calf, 
extra marbled leaves, £l, 8s , ' . about 1760 

The vigpiettes are very interesting as shewing the manners and costume of the period. 

3784 CALCOTT'S (Dr.) Grammar of Music, 12mo. last edition, cloth, 2s. 6d 

3785 CAREY'S (Henry) Cantatas for a Voice with accompanyment, together with 

Songs for one, two and three voices, 1724. — Musical Century in One 
Hundred Enghsh Ballads, with music to the whole by Henry Carey, Vol. IL 
containing the last 50 (wanting two leaves), folio, bds, rare, 7s 6d 

3786 CLIO AND EUTERPE, or British Harmony, a Collection of Cdebiated 

Songs and Cantatas by the most approved Masters, 2 vols^ rpyal 8vo. the 
whole engraved with vignettes at the top of each page, very ^lean in the 
original boards, rare in this state, £\. Is . L759 

3787 COLLECTION of the Programmes of numerous Concerts, Oratorios, &c. 

performed at the Hanover Square Rooms and other places, &om 1800 to 
1814, in 1 vol. 4to. half calf, a curious collection, 4s 6d • 

3788 CORELLI (Arcangelo) Sonate, 4 vols. 4to. the oktoxnal babs edition, neat, 

£\.Us6d . . Eoma. 1689 

3789 DAVY'S Letters on Literature, including a translation of Eudid's Section of 

the Canon and his Treatise on Harmonic, with an explanation of the ..Greek 
Musical Modes, 2 vols. 8vo. plates of music, neat, 5s . 1787 

3790 FIRST SET OF MADRIGALS by Orlando Gibbons, edited by Sir Geo. 

Smart, royal 4to. sewed, 7s 6d Mus. Antiq, Society, 1841 

3791 GRASSINEAU'S Musical Dictionary, Ancient and Modem, 8vo. neat, (an 

excellent work), 3s 6d . . 1740 -g^ 

3792 HANDBUCH der MusikaUschen Litteratur oder allgemeines systematisch ^^W^ 

geordnetes Verzeichniss, 8vo. bds. 3s . £,etp. 1818 "^^ 

3703 HARMONICON (The), a Journal of Music, with a large collection of Vocal "^ 

and Instrumental Music, 5 vols, bound in 10, 4to. neat in half calf, \8s 1823 

3794 HIGGINS' (W. M.) Philosophy of Sound and History of Music, 12mo. bds. 

3s 6d . . . . 1838 

3795 HOLDER'S Treatise on the National Grounds and Principles of Harmony, 

1731 — Potter's Observations on the Present State of Music and Musicians, 
1762, in 1 vol. 8vo. half calf, 5s 

3796 HOYLE'S Complete Dictionary of Music, 8vo. half calf, 2s 1791 

3797 KEEBLE'S Theory of Harmonics, or an Illustration of the Grecian Har- 

monica, 4to. plates, bds. 6s . . - 1784 

3798 KLOSE'S Practical Hints for Acquiring Thorough Bass, royal 8vo. bds. 

3s 6d . . . 1822 

3799 LAMPE'S Plain and Compendious Method of teaching Thorough Bass, 4to. 

half bound, 4s 6d . . 1737 

3800 LAYS of a Wanderer, a Series of Songs in English and German, with Music 

for the Piano Forte or Guitar, composed by Walther, 4to. half bound, 3s 
(pub. at ^1. Is) 

3801 MASON'S ESSAYS, ♦Historical and Critical, on Enghsh Church Music, 

12mo. neat, 3s 6d , . 1795 | 

3802 MEMOIRS of Rossmi, by the Author of the Lives of Haydn and Mozart, 

8vo. port. bds. 3s 6d . . 1824 

3803 MULLER'S (Dr. Ed.) Elements of Thorough Bass, foUo, 3* 

3804 MUSICAL WORLD, a Weekly Record of Musical Science, Literature and 

InteUi§p-^--^«>la. small 8vo. 9* Novella, 1836-8 




179 ^OBN EUSSBtiL SHITH^S CATAX<Oat« . 

3805 MUSICAL ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS, viz. t— 

Byrd's Mass for Five Voices — Wilbye's First Set of MadrigalS'^Purcell's 
Dido and iEneas — Gibbon's First Set of Madrigals— PurceU's Bonduca — > 
Morlej's First Set of Ballets — Byrd's Cantiones Sacrse, in all parts, imp. 
Ato, finely printed, £2. 5*. 

3806 MUSICAL BIOGRAPHY ; or Memoirs of Eminent Musical Composers 

who have flourished during the last three centuries, 2 vols. 8vo. neat. As 6d 

1814 

3807 MUSICAL MISCELLANY ; or the Delightful Grove, being a Collection of 

English and Scotch Songs, with Music by the best Masters^ 6 vols, in 3, 
square 8vo. neat, scarce, £\. As , about 1 750 

3808 PLAYFORD'S Introduction to the Skill of Music, 12mo.^orf, calf, 3* 1687 
3808*PLAYFORD. — Another Copy, ]2mo, a very fine one, tvitk curious portrait, 

in russia, 9s . . . 1666 

3809 PSALMS (The), with the usual Hymns and Spiritual Songs, composed in 

three parts, Cantus, Medius, and Bassus, by J. Playford^ 8vo. old Turkey 
morocco, gilt leaves, 9s . .1 724 

3810 RAMEAU'S Treatise on Music, containing the Principles of Composition, 

4to. half bound. As 6d . . 1752 

3811 RIMBAULTS Bibliotheca Madbigaliana — A Bibliographical Account 

of the Musical and Poetical Works published in England during the Sixteenth 
and Seventeenth Centuries, under the titles of Madrigals, Ballets, Ayres, Can- 
zonets, &c. &c. 8vo. clothy 5s , . 1847 

It records a class of books left undescribed by Ames, Herbert, and Dibdin, and famishes 
a most valuable Catalogue of the Lyrical Poetry of the age to which it refers. 

3812 RIMBAULT'S Who was " Jack Wilson" the Singer of Shakespeare's Stage? 

An attempt to prove the identity of this person with John Wilson, Dr. of 
Musick in the University of Oxford, a.d. 1644, 8vo. 1«. . 1846 

3813 ROMER'S Physiology of the Human Voice, 12mo. cloth, 2s 6d 1845 
14 SACRED MUSIC selected from the Compositions of Tye, Tallis, Gibbons, 

Ravenscroft, &c. and adapted to portions of- the difierent versions of the 
Psalms, oblong 4to. cloth, 3s 6d . 1842 

3815 SMITH'S (Dr. Robt.) Harmonics, or the Philosophy of Musical Sounds, 8vo. 

plates, very neat, scarce. As 6d . 1759 

3816 TANSUR'S Musical Grammar and Dictionary, 8vo. neat, 3s 6d 1756 

3817 THE CHORAL SERVICE OF THE CHtlRCH, as used in the Chapel 

of St. PhiKp, Stepney, selected from Tallis, Boyce, Gibbons, &c. by the 
Rev. J. H, Brooks, oblong foHo, illuminated frontispiece, Is 6d 1845 

3818 THE QUARTERLY MUSICAL MAGAZINE AND REVIEW, 9 thick 

vols, royal 8vo. cloth, I As . 1818-27 

3819 TRYDELL'S Essay on the Theory and Practice of Music, 8vo. half calf 

As 6d . 1766 

3820 WEBB on the Correspondence between Poetry and Music, 12mo. neat, 2s 

1769 

3821 WRAGG'S Flute Preceptor, 8vo. half bound, 3s 

3822 MYLiEUM (Christopherum) Consilium Historiee Universalis Scribendse, 4 to. 

morocco extra, gilt leaves, by C, Smith, rare, 12* Fiorent. Torrentino, 1548 

3822*MYNSHUL'S Essayes and Characters of a Prison and Prisoners, post 8vo. 

woodcuts by Bewick, bds. Ss 6d .* Reprinted, 1821 

3823 MYSTERE de Saint Crespin et Saint Crespinien public pour la premiere fois 

par Dessalles et Chabaille, 8vo. only 200 printed, sewed, 10* 6c? 1836 

3824 MYSTERIES.— The Chester Plays, a Collection of Mysteries represented by 

the Trades of Chester in the Middle Ages, edited by Wright, 2 vols. 8vo. 
cloth, 18«— Ditto, Vol. II. (separately) 9s Shakespeare Society^ 1843 

3825 MYSTERIES.— The Coventry Mysteries, edited by Halliwell> 8vo. cloth, I2s 

ibid. 1841 




OF CfiOICI, T78EF1!L> AMD QVJaOVS ]»OQKS. 177 

3826 MYSTERY. -.The Haifowing of Hell, a Miracle Plar {^ euHiett krMm), 
edited by Halliwell^ 8to. sewed, 2* . " 1840 

ABB£'S (Thomas) Mieracomnue : a Morall Maske presemted with 
general liking at the private house in Salisbury Court, 4to, half 
morocco^ 4* M . 1637 

;g28 NABBE'S (Thos.) Bride^ a Comedie, 4to. {wants a leaf) 
hf cf. 2* 6rf . 1640 

3829 NAliSON*S Impartial Collection of the great affairs of State 
from the beginning of the Scotch Rebellion, 1 639» to the murder of 
Charles I. 2 vols, folio, good clean copy in the ortginal binding, ^61.1* 1682 
*' Naifion is worth turning over, b^ing fiiU of vastly corioas and Taluable authentic infor- 
mation.'' — Bp, Warburton, 

3830 NAMUR, Bibliographic Paleographico-Diplomatico-Bibliologiqye Generale, 

indiquant tons les ouvrages relatifs a la Palaeographie ; a la Diplomatique, 
etc. 2 vols* 8vo. sewed, Ss 6d . 1838 

3831 NAMUR Histoire des Bibliotheques Publiques de la Belgique, 3 vols. 8vo. 

seiaed, \0s 6d . Brtix, 1840 

3832 NAPIER'S (Col. C. J.) Memoir on the Roads of Cefalonia, 8vo. plates, hds. 

3s . . 1825 

3833 NAPIER'S (Capt. C. J.) The Colonies, treatiag of their Value generally— 

of the lonii^n Islands in particular, thick 8vo. plates, bds, 8s 1833 

3834 NARRATIVE of the Life and Adventures of Giovanni Finati among the 

Wahabees, translated by W. J, Bankes, 2 vols. 12rao. map, bds, 4s 1830 

3835 NASH'S Mansions of England in the Olden Time, royal folio, second series, 

25 beautiful plates, coloured amd mounted in imitation of the Original 
Drawings, in a handsome portfolio, £5 . (pub. at ^10. 10«) 1S40 

3836 NASH'S Collections for the History of Worcestershire^ Vol, II, folio, many 

plates, (wants 3) bds, £\. \s . 1799 

3337 NASH'S (Thomas) Christ's Tears over Jerusalem, 1613, 4to. bds, 3s 

Reprint, 1815 ^ 

3838 NASH'S (Thos.) Quatemio, or a fourefold way to a happier Life ; set forth ^^ 

in a dialogue betweene a Countryman and a Citizen, a Divine and a Lawyer, ^ 

4to. fne cQpy^ in brown ealf, of a curious book, I As . 1633 

3839 NATTER (L.) Traite de la Methode Antique de Graver en Pierres fines 

compare avec la methode modeme, folio, 37 fine plates, beautiful copy 
in red morocco, gilt leaves, ^1. I5 . 1753 

3840 NATTES' (Claude) Thirty-four of his original Sketches of Views of Bath 

and other places in Somersetshire, folio, 1 2s 

3841 NATHAN'S Fugitive Pieces and Reminiscences of Lord Byron, with Poetry, 

Letters and Recollections of Lady Caroline Lamb, post 8vo. bds, 2s 6d 1829 

3842 NATIONAL GALLERY.- FeUx Summerley's Hand Book to the National 

Gallery, 12mo. many cuts, bds, 2s . 1843 

3843 NATIONAL GALLERY.— Twenty-nine Engravings from Pictures in the 

National Gallery by Rembrandt, Claude, Canaletti, Rubens, Murillo^ engraved 
by Burnet, Doo, Pye, Le Keux, &c. royal folio, a magnificent copy, with: 
PROOFS AND ETCHINGS ON India Papeb, Superbly whole bound in rich red 
morocco, broad border of gold, ^c, by Clarke (ind Bedford, (with a linen 

. case) £12. I2s (pub. at ^30.) 

A companion to the " Musee Franfjais/' and the " Galerie de Florence." A copy like 

the present has never been priced so cheap before. 

3844 NATURAL HISTORY,— Dictiomiaire, Raisonn6 et Abrege d'Histoire 

Naturelle par d'Ancien Professeurs, 2 vols.-Svo. closely printed in double 
columns, As . Par, 1807 

3845 NAUTICAL ALMANAC, ffofn 17^5 to 1847 inclusive, with both editions of 

the years 1834 and 5, and Lax' s Tables to be used with it, 56 vols, in 32, 
16 half bound, the rest uncut ; also 8 tracts connected with the publication, 
£3.\0s . 1795-47 

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X 



178 JOHN StJSSELL smith's CATALOGtTI! 

3846 NAVAL ARCHITECTURE— Claiebois (M.Viald€)ELfiMEOT« of Naval 
Akchitectube, being the third part of ** Traits Elementaire de la Construe^ 
tion des Yaisseaux/' translated 'with notes, by J. N. SteaKge^ Comoutiider, 
'R*^ ., Syo. toith plates, ciaih, 59 . 1846 

5847 NAVAL ARCHITECTURE.— Lectures on Naval Architecture, being the 
substance of those delivered at the United Service Institution, by E. Gardiner 
Fishboume, Commander R.N., 8vo. plates, cloth, 5s . 1846 

3848 NAVAL. — De Re Navali libellus. Lttg. 1537— Brem Gommentittio Nautica 

propositain Gymnasio Dantiscano a Barth. Keckermimno, Hanov. 1512, in 
1 vol. 12mo. half bound, 3s 

3849 NEALE'S (J. M.) Mirror of Faith, Lay» and Legends of the Church of 

England, 12mo. cloth, 2s 6d . 1845 

3850 NEALE'S (Rev. I. M.) Shepperton Manor, a Tale of the Times of Bp. An- 

dre\?s, 12nio. cloth, 3s . 1845 

3851 NEALE'S Agnes de Tracy, a Tale of the Times of St. Thomas df Canter- 

bury, 12mo. Ids, Is 6d . 1843 

An interesting and 'well-wrought historical tale, .only the author wishes the reader to 
believe that not enough of respect is paid to the English saints. 

3852 NEALE'S(Dr. A.) Travels through Germany, Poland, Moldavia, and Turkey, 

410^^ coloured plates, bds, 5s . 1818 

3853 NEALE'S Letters from Spain and Portugal, during the Campidgns of Wel- 

lington and Moore, 4to. plates, bds, 3s — half calf, 4s 1809 

3854 NEALE'S (Henry) Lectures on Eugfish Poetry, and other Literary Remains, 

post 8vo. bds, 5s ^ . 1829 

3855 I^ftjANDRI (Mich.) Synopsis de Mensuris et Ponderibus, 4to. vellum, 3s 

Basil, I, Oporini, 1555 

3856 NEAPOLITAN DIALECT.— Le Muse Napoletane, egrochedi G. A. Abfet- 

tutis, 12mo. rude woodcuts, vellum, 5s . Napoli^ 1678 

^3857 NEAPOLITAN DIALECT— II Miserere Salmo 50 parafrasi in Lingua Na- 

"" polatana ottava Rima del D. Ant. Zappelli, 4to. half calf, 5s Napoli, 1822 

3858 InEEDHAM'S (Marchamont, a man second only to Milton), Excellency of 

a Free State, edited by Baron, 8vo. neat, 3s . .1767 

3859 NEEDLER'S (Henry)' Works, consisting of Poems, Transitions, and Essays, 

12mo. AaZ/" c«{/; 3/ *. 1728 

3860 NELSON'S (Lord) Despatches and Letters, by Nicolas, 8vO. Y oil: cloth, 3s 

. . ' 1844 

3861 NELSON'S Life of Bishop Bull, with- the History of the Controversies in 

which he was engaged. By o. portrait, neat, 4s Qd . .. 1713 

3862 NELSON'S (Jas.) Essay- on the ' Government of Children as to Health, 

Manners, and Education^ 12mo. neat^ 3s . . 1763 

** Just as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined." — Pope. 

3863 NELSON'S Lex Maneriorum, or the Laws of Manors, Waifs, Estrays, 

Widbw-s' Free Bench, &c, 8yo. «ea^, 3* . . 1733 

3864 NEOPORTO (Mauritio, Jw^/o) Votum Candidum Vivat . Rex, 12mo. neat, 

3s 6d . . ' 1669 

A curious volume, in which the Adventures of Charles II. at Boscobel are related. 

3865 NEUMAN'S Marine Pocket Dictionary in Six Languages, 12jno. half calf, 4s 

1808 

3866 NEVE'S Cursory, Remarks on the Ancient English Poets, particularly Milton^ 

8vo. PEiVATELY PftiNjEp, half colf 6« . . 1789 

3867 NEW Tory Guide, 12mo. bds, 2s 6d \ 1819 

3868 NEWAN'S (T., a Shropshire Farmer,) Key to the Prophecies, 8yQ, neat, 

curious, 3« . • . 1747 

3869 NEWBBRY'S (F) Donum Amieis, Verses, post 8vo. peivatjely pkinted, 

bds,2s . . 1815 



OF CHOICJB, OSB^UL, AND CUEIOUS BOOKS. 179 

3870 NEWCASTLE CHAP BOOKS, nelating chiefly to the North of Eiigland: a 

Collection in 1 vol. 1 2 mo. half morocco, 7s 6d 

387 1 NEWCASTLE TRACTS : Reprints of Rare and Curious Tracts, chiefly 

illustrative of the History of the Northern Counties : beautifully printed 

in crown 8vo. on a fine thick paper, with facsimile Titles, and other 

features characteristic of the originals {only 100 copies printed), Nos. I. to 

L, £5. bs 

Purchasers are expected to take the succeeding Tracts as published. The series is nearly 
completed. * 

3872 NEWCASTLE'S (Duke of) New Method to Dress Horses {a very curious 

veterinary work), 12mo. 3s 6d 1740 

3873 NEWLAND'S Analysis of Burnet on the XXXIX. Articles, with Notes, thick 

post 8vo. bds. 3s . 1829 

3874 NEWMAN'S (Selig) Hebrew and English Lexicon, containing all the words 

of the Old Testament, 2 vols. 8vo. bds, lOs 6d . 1834 

3875 NEWMAN'S (J. H.) Lectures on the Prophetical Office of the Church, 

viewed relatively to Romanism and Popular Protestantism, 8vo. bds, very 
scarce, £\, \s . • 1838 

3876 NEWMAN'S (J. H.) Selections from the first four volumes of Parochial 

Sermons, post 8vo. cloth, 5« . 1841 

3877 NEWMARKET.-^The Second Part of the Tragi-Comedy called Newmarket- 

Fay re, or Mrs. Parliament's New Figaryes, written by the Man in the Moon, 
4 to. very neat in calf {Sir F. Freeling's copy), 10* 6 a? 

Printed at you may go look, \QA9 

« 

The old story of the Lord Mayor who went out hunting, and complained he cQuld not. 
hear the music of the chace for the noise the dogs were making, is here introduced. 

3878 NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS. —A Collection of old Cuttings, chiefly of a 

Humorous kind, mounted, 12mo« half bound. As -s 

3879 NEWTON'S English Academy, or a Brief Introduction to the Seven Liberal 

Arts, 12mo. neat, 3s , London Bridge, 1693 

3880 NJEWTQN'S Rules and Statutes for the Government of Hertford College, 

Oxford, 8vo. very neat, 2s . 1747 

3881 NEWTON'S (Bp.) Dissertations on the Prophecies, edited by Dobson, 8vo. 

new cloth, 5s . . 

3882 NEWTON'S (Sir I.) Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, Book 

the First, translated by Archdeacon Thorp, 4to. bds, 6s . 1802 

3883 NEWTON'S (Dr. John) Introduction to the Art of Rhetoric, composed for 

the benefit of those who haVe not opportunity of being instructed in the 
Latin Tongue, \2mo. half calf, 2s 6d . London Bridge, 1671 

3884 NEWTON'S (Rev. J.) Cardiphonia, or the Utterance of the Heart, 2 vols. 

12mo. bds. 2s . . 1819 

3885 NIBBY (Ant.) Elementi di Archeologia ad uso dell' Archigihnasio Romano, 

SyO' half calf marbled leaves, 5s . Itotna, 182S 

3886 NICIl (Jani Erythrcel) Epistolse ad Tyrrhenum, 2 vols, in 1, 12mo. fine 

portrait, vellum, 4s 6d , . Colon, 1600 

3887 NICHOLS (Gul.) Defensio Ecclesise Anglicanse, 1 2mo. neat and clean, 3s 

1708 

3888 NICHOL'S Progresses and Public Processions of Queen Elizabeth and King 

James the First, from original MSS., Scarce Pamphlets, Records, &c. com- 
prising Forty Entertainments and Masks, Ten Civic Pageants, &c. 7 vols. 
4 to. many plates, fine and uniform set in calf gilt, £9, , 1823-28 

3889 NICHOLS' Collection of all the Wills now known to be extant of the Kings, 

Queens, and Royal Princes of England to Henry VIII , with Notes and a 
Glossary, 4to. bds. — Horace Walpole's copy from Strawberry Hill, with MS^ 
Notes by him, i6s , . 1780 




)90 JOHN BI78S2LL SHlUH'ft €ATAL00tTS 

3890 NICHOLS^ Bibliotheca Topographica Britamiica, 8 tola. 4to. Coitplsts, 

many plates, a yeey wmb set in calp (/rcw» ^Atf Library of Mt, J. B. 
Nichols), £2]. * . 1788-90 

An eitremdy Talnable tnd fare colleetion ctt English Topogmphy. 

3891 NICHOLS' Biographical and Literary Anecdotes of W. Bowyer the Printer, 

and of his learned friends, 4to. port, dean half calf, 59 1782 

3892 NICHOLS' Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century, 8 thick rols. 8vo. 

bds. £4. I4s 6d . . 1812-14 

3893 NICHOLS' Progresses and Public Processions of Queen Elizabeth, 2 thick 

vols. 4to, plates, calf neat, £1, 5$ • 1788 

3894 NICHOLSON'S (John, the Airedale Poet,) Poems, with a Sketch of his 

Life, post 8vo. poft, clotJh 3s . 1844 

3895 NICHOLSON'S Cambrian Traveller's Guide in every direction^ new edition, 

greatly enlarged, thick 8vo. cloth, 6s (pub. at 14«) . 1840 

3896 NICOLSON'S English Histofical Library— an Account of English Historical 

Writers, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. neat, 2s 6d » 1697 

3897 NICOLSON'S (Bp.) Scottish Historical Library, an Account of Scottish 

Writers, 8vo. neat, 2s 6d . 172 

3898 NICOLSON'S (Bp. author of the Historieml Library) Correspondence, e^ted 

by Nichols, 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. bds. 4s 6d . 1809 

3899 NICOLAS'S (Sir H. N.) Siege of Caflaverock, A.D. 1300, with the Arma of 

the Earls and Barons who were present on the occasion, with their Biography, 
and a History 6f the Castle, 4to. bds. 18s (pub. at £2. 2s) 1828 

An intereetin^ volume to the Herald and Genealogist. 

3900 NICOLAS'S Testamenta Vestuta ; bemg Illustrations from Willi of the 

Manners and Customs of England, from Hen. II. to Q. Elizabeth, 2 vols, 
royal 8vo. leather backs, uncut, £\* — Ditto, in cloth, 18* w 1821 

3901 NICOLAS'S Memoirs of the Life and Times of Sir Christopher Hatton, 

thick 8vo. cloth^ 9s 6d (pub. at 15s) . 1847 

3902 NICOLAS'S (Sir N. H.) Synopsis of the Peerage of England, 2 thick vols. 

12mo. bds, 7s M-^-halfcalf, 8s M (pub. at 18s) . 1825 

A valuable book in any library, as it exhibits, under alphabetical arrangement, ^ date of 

ereation,- descebt, and pre^nt stole of every title of Peerage which has existed in this couAftrf 

since the Conquest. 

3903 NICOLAS^S Observations on the State of Historical Literature {ckiisfly im 

exposition of the transactions of the Record Comnmsion)^ thick 8vo. cloth, 
6s ■ * . 1830-31 

3904 NICOLAS'S Lif^ of W. Davison, Secretary of State to Elizabeth^ 8vo. plates, 

bds. Ss . ' . 1823 

** This is ayalual>le piece of . historioo^blographical information. It oontalUfi n minute 

investigation of the question as to Elizabeth's privity and consent to the death of her sister, 

Mary Queen of Scots. It is a truly valuable accession to the historical librcury.^'— rCren/.'< 

Mag. c. . 

3905 rllCOLAS'S Life of Augustus Vincent, Windsor Herald^ post 8vo. bds, 2s 

1827 

3906 NICHOLAS'S (J. L.) Voyage to New Zealand, 2 vols, 8vo. bds. 6s 1818 
39,06^*NICOLSON'S English, Scotch, and Irisii Historical Libraries, 4to. best 

EDITION, neat, £1, 4s , . . . 1776 

3907 NIEBUHR, Voyage en Arabic, 2 vols — Descripticm de 1' Arabic— Michaelis 

Kecueil de Questic»as proposees a une Societe de Savants qui par ordre 
de sa Majestic Danoisc font le Voyage de FArabie, together 4 vols. 4to. many 
plates, calf, not uniform, \4s - ... . . ^ 1776 

3908 NIEUPOET, Bituum qui olim apud Romanos pbtinuerunt ^uccmcta eiplicatio, 

\2vixo, plates, half calf , 2s 6d ', ... ^apmi, 1836 

1909 NIGHTlNGALlil'S History of Shropshire (from tbci Beauties of feigland) 

8vo. no plates, half calf , 2s , 1811 



OP CHOICB> USEFPL, ANp CURIOUS BOOKS. 181 

8910 NIGHTINGALES.-^Traite du Rossignol. qui enseigne la maniere de les 
connoitre et de les elevcr, leurs inclinations, leurs maladies, et les remedes 
qu'il faut observer pour les guerir, 12mo. half red moroccoy curious, 3s 6c? 

Par, 1697 

5911 NISBET'S Essay on the Andent and Modern Use of Armories, 4to. plates, 
halfealf,%9M , . Edinb. 1 7 IS 

39I1*NISBETS (Alex.) System of Heraldry, Speculative and Practical, folio, 
plate»j culfy \2b . . Edinh, 1722 

3912 NOBILIAIRE de Bretagne tir6 litteralement des Eegistres Manuscrits origi- 

naux authentiques, 8vo. sewed, 6« Qd . 1840 

3913 NOCTES ATTICS, or Reveries in a Garret, containing Observations on Men 

and Books, 2 vols. 12mo. bds, 3« . 1825 

3914 NOLAN'S Inquiry into the Integrity of the Greek Vulgate, 8vo. clothy 3s 

1815 

3915 NOLAN'S Time of the Millenium investigated, 8vo. bds. 2* 1831 

3916 NONPAREIL (The), or the Quintessence of Wit and Humour, being a 

choice Selection from the Midwife or Old Woman's Magazine, 12mo. bound, 
Ss6d . . 1757 

3917 NOPITSCH, Literatur de Sprichworter dn Handbnch fax Literarhistorker, 

Bibliographen und Bibliothiekare, 8vo. sewed, 3s 6d Nurmb. 1833 

3918 NORDEN'S (John) Mirror of Honor, wherein every Professor of Armes may 

see the neoessitie of the Feare and Service of God, 4to. eurious, 3s 1597 

3919 NORDEN'S (John, the Topographer) Surveyor's Dialogue, very profitable to 

all Men to peruse that have to do with Land, 4to. wlarft Utter, half calf, 
very curious, 4s 6d . 1607 

3920 NORDEN'S Description of Essex, 1594, now first printed and edited by Sir 

H. Ellis, small 4to. curious map, cloth, 4s 6d Camden Society, 

3921 NORDFOSS'S Swedish and French Dictionary, 2 vols, square 12mo. half 

bounds 6s . . Stockholm, 1805 

3928 NORFOLK.— Britton and Brayley's Description of the County of Norfolk, 
8vo. plates, bds, 4s 6d 

3923 NORFOLK.— Topography of Freebridge Hundred, including the History and 

Antiquities of King's Lynn, by C. Parkin, folio, large plan, ^c, clean, half 
calf, 7s 6d . . 1762 

3924 NORFOLK.— The Norfolk Topographer's Manual, being a Catalogue of 

Books and Engravings relating to Norfolk, also a Catalogue of Dawson 
Turner's Collections for the County, and Lists of the Norfolk Chartularies 
known to be in existence, and of the MSS. on the County in the British 
Museum, by Woodward and Ewing, royal 8vo. new cloth, lis 1842 

3925 NOBFOLK.*-The Contest, or a Collection of the most material Papers in 

Prose and Verse published during the controverted Election for the County 
of Norfolk, 8vo. 3s 6d . 1 768 

3926 NORFOLK LISTS, of Lord Lieutenants, Baronets, Sheriffs, Members of 

Parliament, Engraved Portraits, Provincial Coins, &c. &c. 12mo. bds, 3« 6d 

1837 

3927 NORMANDIE.— Le Grand Coustumier du Pays et Duche de Normendie, 

folio, Lett. Goth, pood clean copy in calf, £1, Is Rouen, 1539 

3928 NORMANDIE.— Histoire abr^ge de Normandie par Tirel de Montmirel, 

12mo. sewed, 3s 6d , Rouen, 1844 

3929 NORMANDIE.— Nouvelle flistoire de Nofmandie et Nouveau Details sur 

Guillame le Conquerant, terminee par les Amours d' Arleitte extraits d' une 
poeneie du XII Siecle, 8vo. new, half calf, 5s Par, 181 5 

3930 NORRIS (John, of Bemerton) Picture of Love unveiled, being an answer to 

one who was very inquisitive to know what love was, 8vo. 2s 1744 




182 JOHN KUS9ELL SMITH's CATALOGtJfi 

3931 NORTHS' S (John) Reason and Religion, or the Grouncla and-Measured of 

Devotion considered from the Nature of God, 12nH>« neat and clean, 
2s . . 1689 

3932 NORTHAMPTON.— Topographical Description of the County of North- 

ampton, 8vo. plates by Britton and Brayley, dds- 3s — — 

3933 NORTHLEIGH'S (John, M.D.) Two several Voyages made through most 

parts of Europe, 8vo. old red morocco gilt leaves^ 3s 6d 1702 

3934 NORTHS.— Lives of the three Norths, viz. Francis North Baron Guildford, 

Sir Dudley North, and Dr. John North, with Notes hy Roscoe, 3 vok. 8vo. 

bds, I8s . . 1826 

** One of the most delightful books in the World." — Retrospeetive Revietp, 

3935 NORTHCOTE'S Life of Titian the Painter, 2 vols. 8vo. fine portrait, new, 

half calf gilt, 12* . 1830 

3936 NORTHCOTE'.S (Jas. the Painter) One Hundred Fahles, original and 

selected, royal 8vo. laegb papee, 280 beautiful woodcuts, extra bds. 
18* • . 1828 

3937 NORTHERN SAGAS.— Oldnordiske Sagser, af C. C. Rafii, 3 vols. 8vo. 

sewed, 18* . . Kiobenharm, 1826 

3938 NORTHERN SAGA.— Faereyinga Saga eller Ffleroboemes Historic i den 

Islandiske grundtext, med Feeroisk og Dansk overssettelse udgiven af 
C. C. Rafn, royal 8vo. sewed, 12* . Kiceh. 1832 

3939 NORTHUMBERLAND.— Complete Collection of all the Papers on the 

Contest for Members for Northumberland, 1774, with the names of the 
writers added in manuscript,, from a copy which belonged to Rich, Grieve, 
Esq. of Swarland — Poll Book for the same, in 1 vol. 8vo. half calf, 
5* . . 1774 

3940 NOSES. — Rinology, or a Description of the Nose and particularly of that 
part called the Bridge, (very humorous) 1 736— Treatise on the Custom of 
Counting Noses, 1779 — in 1 vol. 8vo. half morocco, 4* 6d 

3941 NOTA (Alberto) Commedie di, con un saggio storico critico della Commedia 
Italiana del F. Salfi, 5 vols. 12mo. half ca^ gilt, 6* 6d 1829 

3942 NOTCUTT'S Heavenly Register, being an Attempt to unfold something of 

the Nature and Design of that Book of Remembrance which the Lord keeps, 
8vo. neat, curious, 3* . . 1728 

3943 NOTES of a Traveller through the Middle and Northern States of America, 

post 8vo. 5rf*. 2* . . 1834 

3944 NOTES of a Journey in the North of Ireland, with an Account of the Siege 

of Londonderry, l2mo. plates, bds, 3* . 1828 

.3945 NOTES relative to the late Transactions in the Mahratta Empire, 4to. plates, 

bds. 4* 6fl? . . 1804 

3946 NOTICE du XIV ou XVe Si^cle sur Bertrand de Rayns hermite qui, sous le 

nom de Baudoin de Constantinople, cuidoit par sa deception estre Centre de 
Flandres et de Haynau, publiee d'apres un manuscrit par Lucien de Rosny, 
royal 8vo. only 150 printed, sewed, 3* . 

3947 NOTIONS of the Americans, jpicked up by a Travelling Bachebr (Cooper, 

the Novelist), 2 vols. 8vo. bds, 5* . 1828 

3948 NOTTINGHAM.— Poll Book for Nottingham, 1774, 8vo. neat, 2s 6d 1774 

3949 NOTTINGHAM.— Walks round Nottingham, Svo. plates, bds. 4* 1835 

3950 NOTITIA BRITANNI^E, oi- an Inquiry concerning the Localities. Habits, 

Condition, and Progressive Civilization of the Aborigines of Britain ; to 
which is appended a brief Retrospect of the Result of their Intercourse with 
the Romans, bv W. D. Saull, F.S.A., F.G.S., &c. 8yo, engravings, 
3s 6d ' . . 1845 

3951 NOVARINI (R: P. Aloysii) Schediasmata Sacro-Prophana, folio, neat and 

clean, 7s 6d . . Lug. 1635 




OP CHOICE, USEFUL, AND CUEIOUS BOOKS. 183 

3952 KOUYEAU Recueil de Contes, Bits, Fabliaax et autres pieoe3 in^dites des 

Xllle, XlVe, et XVe Slides pour faire suite aux collections de Le Grand, 
Barbazan et Meou, mis au jour pour la premiere fois d'apres les MSS. de la 
Bibliotbeque du Koi et du Musee Britannique par A. Jubinal, 2 vols. 8vo. 
sewed, \0s6d . . Par. 1842 

3953 NUGiE VENALES, slve Thesaurus Ridendi et Jocandi ad Gravissimos seve- 

ressimosque Yiros, Patres Melaucbolicorum couscriptos, 18mo. neat, 4s 6d 

1648 

3954 NUNEZ, Esquisses Historiques de Buenos-Ayres et de Bio de la Plata, 8yo. 

larffe map, sewed, 3s . 1826 

3955 NUTTALL'S Classical and Arcbseological Dictionary, thick 8vo. cloth, 4s 6d 

1740 

ATHS. — The Book of Oaths, and the several set forms thereof, 
collected out of Ancient Books and Becords, 12mo. neat, (a 
curiovLs book), 3s . 1715 

3957 OBRAS de Dr. D. Diego de Torres Villarroel, 10 vols. 12mo. 
half calf gilt, 65 . Mad, 1794 

3958 OBSERVATIONS on the Land Revenue of Crown, 4to. a 
curious report, bds. 3s . 1787 

3959 OAKES'S (John) Sermons preached at Cheshunt, in Herts, for the benefit of 

Young People, published by John Mason, 12mo. neat, 2s 1747 

3960 O'BEIRNE'S Accurate Account of the Discipline, Education, and Theology, 

adopted and pursued in the Popish College of Maynooth, 8vo. cloth, 2s 6d 

1840 

3961 O'BRIEN'S The Lawyer, his Character, and Rule of Holy Life, 12mo. bds. 

3s 6d . ' Pickering, 1842 

3962 OBSERVATIONS on Milford Haven, royal 8vo. plates, bds. 3s Gd 1812 

3963 OBSERVATIONUM Philologicarum in Palsephatum, Mussei et Achilles 

Tatii, 12mo. very neat, 2s 6d . Lips, 1743 

3964 OCKLEII (Sim.) Introductio ad Linguas Orientales, 12mo. 2s 1761 

3965 OCKLEY'S (Simon) History of the Present Jews throughout the World, 

12mo. neat, 3s . . 1707 

396« OCELLUS LUCANUS de la Nature d*Univers avec le text Grec— Timee de 
Locres de Tame du Monde avec le texte Grec — Lettre de Aristote a Alex- 
andre sur le Systeme du Monde avec le texte Grec, par Batteux, 8vo. pinb 
covr, in calf, 6s . 1768 

3967 ODHELII (Olaus Anderffon, W, Grothus) De Convenientia linguse Persise 

cum Gothica, Upsal, 1723 — Wetheeling (W. J. O, Gathus) Fragmentum 
Linguae Gothicse ex Augustino, Upsal, 1736 — in 1 vol. 12mo. half calf ^ 5s 

3968 ODELEBEN'S (Baron Von) Circumstantial Narrative of the Campaign in 

Saxony, in 1813, by Kempe, 2 vols. 8vo. bds. 4s 6d 1820 

3969 (EUVRES Choises du Prince Castriotto D*Albanie avec une lettre au Congres 

de TAmerique, I2mo. bds, 2s No place or printer, 1782 

3970 OFFICIUM in Festo Nativitatis Domini et Festorum infra Octavam occur- 

rentium, thick 12mo. old morocco, gilt leaves, 5s Antv. 171 

3971 OGILVIES' Inquiry into the Causes of the Infidelity and Scepticism of the 

Times, with Observations on Herbert, Shaftesbury, Bolingbroke, Hume, &c. 
8vo. neat, 3s . . 1783 

3972 OGIER DE DANEMARCHE.— La Chevalerie Ogier de Danemarche par 

Raimbert de Paris, Poeme du XII. siecle public pour la premiere fois d'apres 
les MSS. par J. Barrois, 4to. onlg 99 copies pinted, sewed, I4s 

Paris, 1842 

3973 OGLE'S Account of the Colony of Western Australia, 8vo. plates, cloth, 4s 

(pub. at 14«) . . 1839 



184 JOHN BtT88£LL SMITH^B Ch.TAtOGfm 

3974 O'GEADY^ (Thomas) Country Post Bag, Nos. 1 and. 2— The Nosegay ; 

being the Third, and last, Letter of the Country Post Bag, from the Man to 
the Monster, with all the plates, Duhlin, 1816; to which is added, the 
Report of the Trial for Libel for writing the same, wherein George Eyans 
Bruce was plaintiff, and Thomas Grady defendant, in 2 vols. (i2mo. and 
royal 8to.) half bound, £1, l8 

This work is extremiely scarce, as it was suppressed immediately after the trial, and smoB 
then all the known copies of it have been bought up and destroyed ; the late proprietor 
gave life guineas for this copy several years since, without the trial, which iealso very scai^ce. 

3975 O'KEEFE'S (John) Dramatic Works, 4 vols. 8vo. fine copy, new calf 

extra, marbled leaves, S\,2s • 1798 

3976 OLD BALLADS.— Evans's Collection of Old Ballads, Historical and Nar- 

rative, collected from Rare Copies and Manuscripts, 4 vols, post 8vo. best 
EDITION, new cloth, ISs . 1810 

3977 OLD PLAYS (Six) on which Shakspeare founded six of his, edited by NiAols, 

2 vols, post 8vo. neat, 6s • 1 779 

3978 OLD PLAYS. — Cutter of Coleman Street, 16^3— Adventures of Five 

Hours, 1664 — Philaster, or Love Lies a Bleeding, {imper/eet), n. d* in 
1 vol. 4 to. calf gilt, 3s 

3979 OLIVE'S (Princess, ^t-^t^an^ Princess of Cumberland) her Statement to the 

English Nation, 8vo. bds. 4s 6d . 1822 

3980 OLIVER'S (Dr. Geo.) Account of the Religious Houses formerly situated ob 

the Eastern side of the River Withamin llncolnshire, 12mo. cloth^ 4s 1846 

3981 OLIVER'S (Rev. Dr. of Exeter) Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Devonshire, 

3 vols, in 1, 8vou plates, morocco back, uncut^ 10^ 6 J 1840 

3982 OLIVER'S (Rev. Dr. of Exeter) Monasticon Diocesis Exoniensis, heing a 

Collection of Records md Instnunents, illustrating the Ancient Conventcudy 
Collegiate and Eleemosynary Foundations in the Counties of Cornwall and 
Devon, folio, ^nc illuminated plates of capital letters and seals, extra bds. 
£2. I4s (puh. at £4. 4s) . 1846 

^ A very handsome volume and a suitable appendage to Dugdale'a Mosastioon. 

3983 OLIVER'S Dissertation on the Bath "Waters, their Antiquity, &c. also a 

Melation qf the very esstra^rdinary Sleeper at Tinhury, ne^r Baihy 8vo. 
neaty 3* . . ' 1747 

3984 O'NEIL'S. Dictionary of Spanish Painters* comprehending simply that part 

of their hiography immediately connected with the Arts from the 14th to the 
18th Centuries, 2 vois, royal 8vo. clath, \4s (puh. at ie2. 2*) • 1833 

3985 O'PHELAN'S Epitaphs on the Tomhs in the Cathedral of Kilk^ny, with 

Observations on the Bound Tower near the Cathedral, f<^, curious etchings, 

half bound, lOs 6d . , . 1813 

39^6 OPIE'S (John) Lectures on Painting, delivered at the Royal Academy, 4to. 

illustrated imth \0 portraits, half morocco, 9« 1809 

3987 OPIUM. — Opilogia, or a Treatise concerning the Nature and Properties, and 

Administration of Opium, by A. S. Vincentius, engiished by Tho. Bretnor, 
' \2mo^ poor copy iZs . 1628 

3988 OPIUM.— Advice to Opium Eaters, 12mo. bds. 2s 1823 

3989 OPPIANI Poemata de Venatione, Gr. et Lat. et scholiis, edidit Ballu, 8vo. 

hid/ ealf, 3s 6d . 1786 

3890 OPTATI Afn Milevitani Episcopi, de Schismata Donastistarum adversus 
Parmenianum, 1599 — Divini qu«dam S. Ephrsem Opere mille ducentis iam 
annis e Syra in Grsecjum linguam nunc autem e * Urseca in Latina versa, 
P. F. lincf, 1562, in 1 vol. i2mo. neat, 5s' • v. t. 

'3991 ORBIS Maritimi sive rerum Mari et Littoribus gestarum generalis historia, 
authore C. T. Morisoto, foMo, curious maps, {including 3 on Jmeriea), neat, 
7s 6d . . 1643 



or oHoicB, U8smx.» avo cnmioim books. 185 

3992 OBATOR¥.-*^Art of Speakingin Pablio, or an Essay on the Actum of an 

Orator, 1 727 — Hermes Unmasked, or the Art of Speech, with an Answer 
to Dr. Vincent on the Gk^ek Verb, by T. G. Browne, {wants 4 Uavea,) 1795 
—Two Essays on Oratory, 1764*^Mason'8 Essay on Ebcution, 1757, in 
1 vol. 12mo. half calf, 4s 6d 

3993 0RDENANZA8 del Pern diri^das al Rey nuesti'o Senor en su Eeal^ y Sn- 

premo Censejo de las Indias, foKo, vellum, rare, I5s Lima/l752 

Not in Sioh's Hbliodieca America. 

3994 ORRERTS (Lord) Remarks on the Life and Writings of Swift, Bvo, two 

etched portraits hy Wilson, neat, 2s 1752 

3995 ORRERY'S (Roger Earl of) Poems on most of the Festivities of the Ghnrch, 

fcXio, scarce, 7^ %d . , 1681 

3996 ORIGINIS contra Celsum Gr. et Lat, cum notis Spencerus, 4to. very neat, 

8»6rf . . Camd.U77 

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3999 ORLEANS (Pere d') Histoire des Revolutions d'Angleterre, 3 vols. 12mo. 

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4000 ORLEANS (Charles d') Les Poesies, publiees sur le Manuscrit original de la 

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OP OHOtCS, tJSEFtX, ANIX CUBIOUS BOOKS- 187 

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half calf, 4s Gc? . . 1799 

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4044 PALEY'S Miscellaneous Works, viz. Evidences, Moral Philosophy, Horee 

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of Chivalry, translated by Antony Munday, 4to. two parts, black lettek, 
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4052 PALMER'S (W. S.) Narrative of the Distressing Accident that occurred at 

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1671 

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4057 PARADIN (G.) Annales de Bourgongne, folio, neat, \2s Lyon, 1566 

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186 JOBK fiUMSU SMITHY'S OiiTiXOOim 

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4075 PARKES' (Joseph) History of the Court of Chancery, 8vo, caif neat, 6s 

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4077 PARKHURST'S Greek and English Lexicon to the New Testament, thick 
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Of caOICS, OSKFtIo AKB OtJBIOtTS BOOKS. 189 

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190 JOHN B1I38BU. SMITH's CATALOOUB 

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41 12 .PAUL. Life of the most learned Father Paul, Author of the History of the 

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OF CHOICE, USXFVL, AND CU&IOUS BOOKS. 191 

4127 PEARSOIfS Select Views o£ the Antiquities of Shropsyre, oUong 4ta, 

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4142 PEMBROKE COINS. The English .W Sicottish Coins of the Eari of 

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4143 PEKDRAGON ; or the Carpet Knight, his Calendar, (a Poem in Hudi-^ 

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4144 PENN'S (W. the Quaker) No Cross no Crown, 8vo; I3th edition, neat, 2s 

■ . 1789 

4145 PENN*S (J. Vicar of Clavering cibn Langley, Essex) Sermons—a Sleepy 

Sermon— A Repentiog Sermon, dedicated to the Devil!— A laughable 
Address on the Gout, &.c. 8vo. neat, curious, 3s , . 1777 

4146. PENN'S (G.) Comparative Estimate of the Mineral and Mosaical Geologies, 
2 vols. 2vo. ^^. 4« 6<? . 1825 

A most powerful' proof and vindication of the harmony subsisting between G^logical Dis- 
coveries and Mosaic history. 

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(pub at^l. I2s) . 1833 

The best history of the English Navy, daring the Commonwealth and Restoration) 
1644*1670, and forms a Companion to the Memoirs of Pepys and Evelyn. 

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Banner, containing the Fundamental Principles of the good town of Edin- 
burgh, l2mo. half botmd, 3s .. 1:722 

4149 PENLEY on the Art and Study of Oratory, rayal 8vt). cloth, 2s 



192 . lOBN BCB»BLL SltlTH^B CATALOOITB 

415a IPENNSYLVANIA.— A Ckfileefion of the Laws of the Provinoe of Penii- 
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4153 PEPYS' (Samuel) Life, Journals, and Correspondence, 2 vols* 8to* (a Sup- 

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4154 PERCEVAL'S (Geo.) Hialorjr of Italy, from the Fall of the Western Empire 

to the French Revoludon, 2 vOb. 8yO. hdsi (/m e:Beea&»t teark)^ 89 %d 1825 

4155 PERGIVAL'S Foundation Statues of Merton CoUege, Oxford, 1827, with 

the subsequent Ordinances,, translnted, Svo. new^ ehth^ 4« 1847 

4156 PERCY'S (Bp.) MisceUaneous Keces relating to the Chinese, 2 Irols. 12mo. 

imcut^ 4s ■ ' • . . . 1762 

4157 PERCY'S (Bp.) Reliques of Ancient English Poetry, 3 vols. sm. 9w6. first 

EDITION, iriKH OLEAK GOFT, m old sound cttlf, ^1. Is . . 1765 

PERCY SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS. 

Megtmtly printed in poet Svo, {not printed for sale*) 



415a A COLLECTION of Old Ballads, ante- 

rior to tile Reign of Chaiies I. edited by 

J. P. Collier (No. 1) 
4159 ROWLEY'S Search for Mcbiey, re* 

printed from tiie edition, of 1609 (2>, 

3f 6(f 
41,60 PAIN and Sorrow of Evil Marriage, from 

an unique copy, printed by Wynkyn de 

Worde (8) 

4161 A SELECTION from the Minor Poems 
of Dan John LvdgQte, edited by Hallir 

, weU, pjx 284 (4), 10* 

4162 THE KING and the Poor Northern Man, 

from the^dition of 1640 (5), 3* 

The old Btoiy of the Farmer's going to Wind- 

8«r to see the King about a flaw in the lease of 

his flinii* 

4163 HISTORICAL Sohgs of Ireland dtirmg 

the Rerolntion of 1688, edited by Croker, 
(6) 
4^.64 SONGS of the London Prentioes and 
: Trades, from Henry VIII. to James I. 
edited by Mackay (7) 

4165 EARLY Naval Ballads of £^1and, edited 

by HalliweU (8) 

4166 ROBIN GOODFELLOW; his Mad 

Pranks and Merry Jests, edited h»f <}ol- 
ner (9) 
' *«* The first nine parts forming the first year's 

■ PaMSbaftiOBsmay behadLlbDjCBirat. 

4167 STRANGE HISTORIES, consisting of 
' Ballads and other Poesa^ principally by 

Thomas Denoney (10), 1607] 4* 

4168 POLITICAL BALLAEfS, published in 

England during the Commonwealth, 
effited by Thomas Wright, pp. 300 (11), 
6» 

4169 PLEASANTHistoryoftikebro angry Wo- . 

men of Ahin^oti, with the Humoroiis 
Mirth of Dick Coomes «md Nicholas 
Proverbs, a Play by Henry Porter, 1594, 
edfted by the Rev. A Dyce (12), 4s ' 

4170 THE SOKE of Curtasye, an English 
- - Poem of tibe XVth Centvry, edited by 

J. O. HalliweU (13), 2# 6d 



4171 KIND-HEARr$ DREAM*, by Hepry 

Chettle, edited by E. P. Rhnbattlt'(14), 

4172 MEBTIKGof Galknts ^ aii.0fdinarid, 

or th« Walkes in Powlee, edited by Halli- 
weU.(15), 3» 

4173 SPECIMENSof Christmas Carols, edited 

by Wright (16), 3* 

4174 NURSERY RHYMES of England, coU 

lected principally froin Oral Tradition, 
by HaUiwciU (17), &i 

Of this a FouttTix and eiilt|ive4 ed)tl#ii it n«w 
^ ready, l2mo. price 4s Q^?— Tide No. .2433. 

4175 PLEAS ANl' and Sweet History of Patient 

Grisell, with Introduction by Collier 
(18), 3* 

4176 SPECIMENS of Lyric Poetry, of the 

Reign of Edward I. edited by Wright 
(19), 4*6J 

4177 MARRIAGE TRIUMPH on the Nup- 

tials of the Prince Palatine acnd the 
Princess Elizabeth, daughter of James I. 
by Thomas Heywood, edited by Collin, 
(20), 28 ed 

4178 A KNIGHTS Conjuring done in Earnest, 

discovered in Jest, by Thomas Dekker, 
edited by Rlmbault (21), Zs 6d 

4179 A PARAPHRASE on the Seven Peniten- 

tial Psfiifans, in Englisfa Verse, by I^omas 
Brampton, 1414, togeflier with the 
Padter of St. Bernard, edited by W. H. 
Black (22), 4a 6il . 

4190 CROWN Garland of Roses, . ooinsistiiig 
of Ballads and .Songs, by R. Johnson, 
1612, edited by W. Chapp'd! (23), 3* 

4181 DIALOGUE concerning Witches and 

Witchcrafts, by George Gifford, Vicar of 

' Maldon, 1608, edited by Wright (24), 4# 

This dlalogn* - w«s 4hoo^ to mflrit rdprtntim^ 
both as being an f xc^l^at ^ecimen of the collo- 
quial laogoage of the reign of EHsabeth, and for 
ike good eenB&vitk.KUdi the wtiter treats a sub- 
j^ton which 90 VM97, people>ran ma<^| apd the 
. cnribus allnrsidDs idkfch ft ODDfsins to we nipw- 
stitioDS of that age. 




OF CHOICE, TJSEtTJL, ANB OTJaiOUS BOOKS. 195 

4240 PERRY'S (Capt. John) Account of the Stopping of Dagenham Breach (in 

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4241 PERRY'S (Capt. John) State of Russia under the present Czar, with an 

Account of the Works (Engineering) on which the Author was employed, 
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8vo. mapy curious, neat, 3s 6d . 1716 

4242 PERRY (Dr. W. C.) on German University Education, an Account of the 

Professors and Students, 12mo. cloth, 3s . 1845 

4243 PETAVII, de Nithardo Caroli Magni Nepote, ac tota ejusdem Nithardi pro- 

sapia breuve syntagma, 4 to. many plates of coins and other antiquities^ 
vellum, scarce, I2s . . Par. 1613 

A particularly interesting volume on the coins about the time of Charlemagne. 

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4245 PETT'S (Sir Peter) Memoirs of the Right Hon. Arthur Earl of Anglesey, 

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curious front, new calf extra, 7s 6d . . 1G83 

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£2, 2s , . 1720-1835 

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** It assuredly well deserves the perusal of every one that knows how to value the anti- 
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2 



I 



196 JOHK BU8S£IiI. smith's CATAXiOOUE 

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8, sewed, £1. (pub. at £2. lOs) . 1838-9 

4261 PHILADELPHIA Medical and Physical Journal, edited by Dr. Barton, 

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4262 PHILEMONIS Lexicon Technologicum Greece ex Biblioth. Paris, edidit C. 

Bumeius^ 8vo. 3* . . 1812 

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4281 PHILOMOBUS. A Brief Examination of the Latin Poems of Sir Thos. 

More, 12mo. cloth, 2s 6d , 1842 



OF CHOICE, tJSEFUI, AND CUBIOUS BOOKS. 197 

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Contains many particulars of the English rule in France, in the 14th and 15th centuries. 

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^reat value." — Dibdin. 

4343 PLOT IN A DREAM, or the Discoverer in Masquerade, in a Discourse and 

Narrative of the late and present Designs of the Papists against the King 
and Government, 12mo. curious plates, neat, is 6d 1681 

4344 PLOWMAN'S Essay on the Illustration of Books, royal 8vo. privately 

printed, 2s 6d . 1824 

4346 PLUQUET, Contes Populaires, Prejog^s, Patois, Proverbes, noms de Heux, 

de r Arrondissement de Bayeux, 8vo sewed, 3s 6d Rotten, 1 834 

4346 PLUQUET Vie de Robert Wace poete Anglo Nonnand du Xlle Siecle, 

royal 8vo. 4s . ib. 1824 

4347 PLUTARCH'S Lives, translated by Langbome, 6 vols, royal 8vo. largh 

PAPER, very nice copy in half nissia, marbled leaves, £1. Ss 1801 

4348 PLUTARCH'S Lives, translated by Langhorne, complete in 2 vols. 8vo. bds. 

3s 6d . 1825 

4349 PLUTARCH'S Morals, translated, 8vo. vols. I and 5, fne copies in old 

morocco, gilt leaves, 4s (^d , 1691 

4350 PLUTARCHUS and THEOPHRASTUS on Superstition, Greek and 

English, with various Appendices — The supposed Necessity of Deceiving 
the Vulgar — On Atheists— Various Definitions of an Important Word — 
Catalogue of Writers against Atheism, (by Julian Hibbert,) 8vo. privately 
PRiNTJBD in the authors own houscy a curious volume, 7s ^d 

Kentish Town, 1828 



200 JOHN &US3SLL SMITH* S OATALO&tm 

4351 PLYMLEY*S (Peter) 8th, 9th, and Last Letter on the CathoKcs, 8vo.. Hal/ 

ealf, 28 . 1808 

4352 PLUTOSOFIA di Fa. Gesnaldo, nella quale si spiega I'Arte delle Memoria 

con altre cose notahili pertiventi, tanto alia Memoria Naturale, qnanto all' 
Artificiale, 4to. vellum, Ss 6d . Padav, 1582 

An early treatise oa Artificial Memory. 

4353 POEMATA. Selecta Poemata Archih. Pitcamn, M.D. Gul. Scoti a Thirte- 

stane, Thorn. Ejncadii civis Edmhurgensis et aliorum, Edinh, 1727 — Poems 
on the Archers and Royal Company of Archers, id. 1726 — in 1 vol. 12mo. 
neat, 38 

4354 POEMS on several occasions, written hy Philomela, 8to. neat, mtk autograph 

of A. Count €88 of Abingdon, 38 6d . 1 696 

With a manuscript note by Richard Heber,. the Bibliomaniac, respeoting the antiior 
(Mrs. Singer). 

4355 POEMS. A veey singular and scaece collection, in 1 vol. 4to* the 

WHOLE neatly INLAID, b&und in ru8sia, gilt leaves, from the Hon, Geo. 
Nassau* 8 collection, £b .5s . 1671-1717 

Contents : — ^November, or Signal Dayes observed in that month in relation to the 
Crown and Koyal Family, by the ingenious W. Cartwright, 1671 — ^The Youth's Tragedy, a 
Poem, 1672 — ^Wickham Wakened, or the Quaker's Madrigal in Rime doggrell, 1672 — 
Fragmenta Careens, or the King's Bench Scuffle with the Humours of the Common-side ; 
also the King's Bench Litany and Legend of Duke Humphrey, by S. Speed, curious plaie 
on title J 1674 — Carmen Funebre ex occasione Northamptonee Conflagratte compositnm 
S. Ford, S.T.D. 1676 — Poor Robin's Perambulation from Saffron Walden to London per- 
formed in this month of July, 1678, very rare^ not in the British Museum or Bodleian — 
Horace's Art of Poetry made English by the Earl of Roscommon, 1680 ; on the fiy-leirf is 
the following inscription^ ** Scribendi recte Sapere est et principum et fons." This motto, as 
also the corrections, are transcribed from my Lord Roscommon's own hand, which was lent 
to me by the Rev. Mr. Harbin, 1734. Oxfokd." (Lord Harley.) — Batii upon Bath, a 
Poem on the parts, patience, and pains of Barth. Kempster, Clerk, Poet, and Cutler of 
■^"^^^ Holyrood Parish in Southampton, 1680 — History of the Babylonish Cabal, or the Intrigues, 
~ &c. of the Daniel Catchers, in a Poem by R. Steere, 1682 — Poet's Complaint, a Poem ; to 
which is added, the Character of Poetry written in Prose, 1682 — Fons Perennis, a Poem on 
the excellent invention of making Sea Water Fresh, by Edward Arwaker, 1698 — Academia, 
or the Humours of the- University of Oxford, in Burlesque Verse, by Mrs. Alicia D'Anvers, 
1691 — Fatal Friendship, 9r the Drunkard's Misery, being a Satyr against Hard Drinking by 
the Author of the Search after Claret, 1692 — Ecclesia et Factio ; a Dialogue between Bow- 
Steeple Dragon and the Exchange Grasshopper, 1698 — Answer to the Dragon and 
Grasshopper, in a Dialogue between an old Monkey and a young Weasel at the Three 

Crane Tavern in the Poultry, ie98---Chann8 of liberty, by the late Duke of D , 1709 

British Court, a Poem describing the most celebrated Beauties at St. James's, the Park, and 
the Mall, 1707 — A Seasonable Sketch of an Oxford Reformation, by J. Allibond, D.D. 1717. 

4356 POEMS. The Diabo-Lady, or a Match in HeU, dedicated to the worst 

woman in her Majesty's Dominions, with Notes, 1777 — [Im] Moral Tales, a 
Christmas Night's Entertainment, 1783 — Poetlcid Review of the literary 
and Moral Character of Dr. Johnson, by J. Coartenay, 1786 — ^in 1 vol. 4to. 
calf extra, gilt leaves, Cs 

4357 POEMS, EngUsh and Latin, on the Archers and Royal Company of Archers 

at Edinburgh, by several hands, 12mo. ha^ botmd, scarce^ As 1726 

4358 POEMS supposed to have been written at Bristol, in the XVth Century, by 

Thos. Rowley, Priest, with a Commentary and Glossary by^ Dean MUles» 
4to. VERY FINE COPY in green morocco, gilt leaves, 15* 1782 

4359 POEMS by Goldsmith and Parnell, royal 8vo. heaut^lly printed by Bulmer^ 

looodcuts by Bewick^ bds. scarce, Ss ^d . 1804 

4360 POEMS, a Collection of, by Lord Normanby, Dorset, Hahfajt> Roscommon^ 

Rochester, Sedley, and others, 8vo. calf, 2s . 1701 

4361 POEMS. Dodsley's Collection of Poems, by several hands, 6 vols. 12mo. 

mlf, 38 . 1 758 

4362 POETICAIi Calendar of the Anglo-Satons, in Anglo-Saxon and English, 

edi<?ed by Fox, 8vo. bds. As ^d . 1830 



OF CHOICE^ USEFUL, AND CURIOUS BOOKS. 201 

4363 POETICAL Works of Thos. little, Jun. 12ino. bds, 2s Sunderland, 1816 

4364 POETRY. A CoUectioii of the best English Poetry, by several hands, 2 vols. 

Svo» very neat and clean, \%8 . 1717 

Containing 75 distinct Tracts, printed by H. HiilS) in Black-fiTars. The principal 

authors are Rochester, Ned Ward, Dry den, Denham, Roscommon, Musgrave, Howard, 

Spratt, Overbury, Beaumont, &c. &c. 

4365 POETRY OF NATURE, comprising a Selection of the most sublime and 

beautiful Astrophes, Histories, Songs, Elegies, from the Works of the Cale- 
donian Bards, {the typographical execution in a style entirely new) 4to. half 
green morocco, extra gilt top, 3« 6c? 

4366 POESIES Francoises de J. G. Alione, (d'Asti) composes de 1494 a 1520 

pubUees pour la premiere fois en France par J. C. Brunet, 8yo. only 108 
copies BEAUTIFULLY PEiNTED WITH GOTHIC TYPE, sewed, 12« 6«? Par, 1836 

4367 POESIES en Patois de Liege, precedees d'une Dissertation Grammaticale sur 

ce Patois et suivies d'un Glossaire par C. N. Simonon, royal 8vo. sewed, 5s 

JUege, 1845 

4368 POINSETT'S (J. R.) Notes on Mexico, 8vo. large map, very neat in half 

russia, 4s • 1825 

4369 POINTER'S Chronological History of England, (particularly copious in 

Q, Anne's Reign), 2 yds. 12mo. neat, 2s 6d . 1714 

4370 POINTIS (Sieur, ,the Commander-in-Chief) Account of the taking of Car- 

thagena, in New Grenada, by the French, 8vo. map, calf, 2s 6d 1740 

4371 POISSON, Traite de Mechanique, 2 vols. 8vo. calf extra, marbled leaves, 

5s . 1811 

4372 POLACBL'S Narrative of Travels and Adventures in New Zealand, 2 vols. 

8vo. hds, scarce, 10« 6c? . 1838 

4373 POLACK'S Manners and Customs of the New Zealanders, 2 vols, post 8vo. 

many wood-cuts, cloth, 7s (pub. at 21«) . 1840 

4374 POLIGNAC (Cardinalis) Anti-Lucretius, sive de Deo et Natura, 2 vols, in 1 , 

12mo. neat, 3« 1748 

4375 POLITEUPHUIA, or Wits Commonwealth, {wise sentences upon most sub- 
jects) ]2mo. neat, curious, 2s 6d . 1699 

4376 POLIZIANO (Agnolo) Stanze di, fatte per la giostra del Magnifico Giuliano 

de Medici, 12mo. sewed, 2s 6d . Fior, 1577 

4377 POLUS (Cardinalis) De Concilio— De Baptismo Constantini Magni Impera- 

toris — Reformationis Angliee exdecretis Reg Poli Cardinalis sedis apostolicse 
legati, 1556, 4to. fine copies, very neat in old calf, rare, £\. lis 6d 

RomiB, Paulum Manutium Aldi, 1562 

4378 POLWHELE'S Historical Views of Devonshire, royal 8vo. vol. I, the British 

Period, (all ever printed) half calf, 4s 6d . 1 793 

4379 POLWHELE'S Reminiscences in Prose and Verse, with Epistolary Corres- 

pondence, 3 vols. 12mo. cloth, 4s 6d . 1836 

4380 POLYBE, Histoire traduit du Grec, avec un Commentaire ou un corps de 

Science Mihtaire par Foulard, 6 vols. 4to, many plates, neat, 1 5s 1727 

The only edition interesting to a military man. 

4381 PONCELET et Lesbros, Experiences Hydraliques sur les Lois de I'Ecoule- 

ment de TEau, 4to. folding plates, sewed, 5s Par, 1832 

4382 PONTANI (Jac.) Floridor— de Puero Jesu; de Passione Comini dolorum ; de 

Virgme Matre ; Sponsalium ; de Nuptis Agni, ISuxo, plates, very neat, 4s 1595 

4383 PONTANO, Rerum et Urbis Amstelodamensium Historia, folio, (imperfect), 

with many very curious engravings, apparently by De Bry, vellum, 3« 1611 

4384 POPE'S Works, with Warburton's Notes, 6 vols. 12mo, fine covy in old 

calf , gilt backs, \5s . 1770 

4385 POPE'S Works, with Notes by Warburtou, 6 vols. 12mo. neat, 7s ^d 1778 

4386 POPE'S Works, verbatim from Warburton's edition, 10 vols. 12mo. very 

neat, 12« 6c? . . 1754 



202 JOHN miSSKLL smith's OATAXO&Vfi' 

^&7 POPE'S Poetical Works, Du Roveray's Edition, 6 vols, in 3, post 8vo. fine 
platen by Stothard, WestaU, JFuseli and others, half mbrocco extra, marbled 
leaves, I8s • . . 1804 

4388 POPE'S Poetical Works, 2 vols, roval 8vo. Lakoe ipaper, lar^ type, half 

calf ffilt, 6s 6d ' .' 1821 

4389 POPE'S Poetical Works, including his translation of Homer, complete in 

1 vol. 8vo. calf gilt, As Gd . 1826 

4390 POPE. Bowles's (Rev. W. L.) Supplementary Volume to the Works of 

Pope, completing Warburton and Warton's Editions, thick 8vo. bds. 3s 1807 

4391 POPE. Ayre's (W.) Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Pope, 2 vols. 

i2mo. with portraits of the Uterary men of his day, very neat, Ss 1745 

4392 POPE. Ru£Fhead's Life of Pope, compiled from original MSS. thick 8 vo. 

bds. 2s . . 1 769 

" • 

4393 POPULAR Treatises on Science, written during the Middle Ages in Anglo- 

Saxon, Anglo-Norman, and English, edited by Thos. Wright, 8vo. clot^h, 
4s 6d . (Historical Society of Science.) 

Contents .—An Anglo-Saxon treatise on Astronomy of the TENTH CENTURY, now 
first published from a MS. in the British Museum, with a translation ; Livre des Creatures, 
by PhUippe de Thaun ; now first printed with a translation, {extremeiy valuable to the Phi- 
lologist, as being the earliest specimens of the Anglo-Norman remaining, and explanatory qf 
all the symbolical signs in early sculpture andpaintingj ; the Bestiary of Philippe de Thann, 
with a translation ; Fragment on Popular Science from the Early English Metrical Lives of 
the Saints, {the earliest piece of the kind in the English Language.) This volume cost the 
subscribers ^I. 

4394 POPULAR Errors in English Grammar, particularly Pronunciation, familiarly 

pointed out by George Jackson, 12mo. 6d 1830 

4395 POOR ROBIN, a New Almanac after, the old Fashion, 1733 to 1822 not 
consecutive, in all 37 years, sewed, curious, 5s 

POOR ROBIN'S Visions, wherein is described the present Humours of the 
Times, the Vices and Fashions and Fopperies thereof, and after what manner 
men are furnished for them hereafter, discovered in a dream, 12mo. very 
neat, curious, 7s 6d , . 1677 

4397 POOR ROBIN'S True Character of a Scold, or the Shrew's Looking- Glass, 

dedicated to Cuckolds Couchant and Hempeckt Sneaks, 4 to. half calf, 
curious, 5s . . . 1678 

4398 PORTiE(Baptistae) De Humana Physiognomonia libri IV. 8yo. curious cuts, 

neat, 3s 6d , . . Franef. 1618 

4399 PORTFOLIO (a Large), dimensions 39f inches by 26}, leather back and 

corners, 9* 

4400 PORTI, Dictionarium lonicum Grseco Latinum in Herodoti, 8vo. caff extrat 

3s . . Oaf, 1818 

4401 PORTLOCK'S Voyage Round the World, but more particularly to the North- 

West Coast of America, 1785 — 1788, royal 4to. fine paper copy^ toith the 
Natural History plates coloured, rtissia extra, marbled leaves, 14« 1789 

4402 POSTAN'S (Capt,) Personal Observations on Sindh, 8vo. plates, cloth, 6« 

(pub. at 18«) . . 1843 

4403 POSTILLA sive Expositio Epistolarum et Evangelicorum Bominicatium, 4to. 

BLACK LETTER, with autograph of Clement Bdrhsdale on the title, vellum^ \As 

Rothomagi (Bouen), N. d. 

4404 POTE'S (B. E.) Reviews from the Foreign Quarterly oh the Apocryphal 

Books of Isaiah and Enoch — the Arabian Nights^-European and- Asiatic 
Poetry and Tradition, &c. &c. 8vo. cloth, 2s 6d 

4405 POTTER'S (T. R.) History and Antiquities of Chai*nwood Forest, in Leices- 

tershire, 4 to. many fine plates and woodcuts, new, cloth, \0s 1842 

It contains a valuable appendix on the Geology, Botany, and Ornithology of the District, 
written by J. B. Jukes, Rev. A. Blozam, and Dr. Babington. J very handsome volume. 



OF CHOICE, USEFUL, AKB CU&IOUS BOOKS. 203 

440^ FOTT£B'S (M. de) MemcHrs of Scipio de Bicci, late Bishop of Kstoia and 
Prato, edited by Boscoe, 2 vols. 8vo. bds. 7s 6d 1829 

4407 POTTEB'S (Dr. C.) Want of Charitie justly charged on all stoch Bomanista 

as dare affirme that Protestancie destroy eth Salvation, 12mo. rare, 3« 1634 

4408 POTTINGEB'S (Sir Henry) Travels in Beloochistan and Semde, 4to. larffe 

map and plate, bds, scarce, £1, I5s . 1816 

4409 POUGENS. Archseologie Frantjaise, ou Vocabulaire de Mots Anciens tombes 

en desuetude, et propes a etre restitues au langage modeme, 2 vols. 8vo. 
sewed, 9s • 1821 

4410 POVEY'S (C.) Unhappiness of Englai^d as to its Trade by Sea and Land 

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Printed for the Author, living near Execution Dock in Wapping, 1701 

4411 POWELL'S (Thos. 2^ Nonconformist), Sermons on the Death of his only Son, 

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1714 

4412 POWELL'S (Dr. W.) Discourses, edited by Balguy, 8vo. neat, 3s 1776 

4413 POWELL and Fawcett*s Discourses, edited by Hughes, 8vo. bd9. 3s 1832 

4414 POWELL (Professor, Baden) on the Connection of Natural and Divine Truth, 

8vo. bds, 5s . 1838 

4415 POWN ALL'S (G.)Treatise of the Study of Antiquities, 8vo. neat, 3s 1782 

4416 POWN ALL' S (G.) Account of the Antiquities of the Provincia Boraana of 

Gaul, now Provence, Languedoc, and Dauphine, 4to. plates, neat, 4s 6d 

1788 

4417 PBACTICAL Beflections (Catholic) for every day throughout the Year, 

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4418 PBiETOBII (Stephani) Luscinia Cantatrix, 12mo. new, half calf, rare, 6s 

Rostochii, 1575 

4419 PBATEOLUM (Gab.) de Vitis, Sectibus, et Dogmatibus omnium Hsereticorum 

Elenchus Alphabeticus, 4to. neat and clean, 6s Colon, 1605 

4420 PBATT*S (Bev. J.) Life, Character, and Bemains of the Bev. Bich. Cecil, 

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4421 PBAYEB BOOK in Short Hand MS. with an Account of the Families of the 

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bs 

4422 PBESCOTT'S (K.) Letters on Homer ; the Sleeper in Horace, with other 

Classical Amusements, 4to. peivately printed, 3s 6d 1773 

4423 PBESTWICH'S (Edmund) Hippolitus, translated out of Seneca, together 

with divers other Poems of the same Author, 12mo. neat, a scarce little vol. 
of Poetry, 7s 6d {sold for I2s in Brighfs sale) 1651 

4424 PBICE (Bev. T.) on the Physiognomy and Physiology of the present in- 

habitants of Britain, vnth reference to their origin as Goths and Celts, 8vo. 
bds, 3s 6d . . 1829 

4425 PBICE' S (Uvedale) Letter to H. Bepton on the apphcation of the Practice 

as well as the Principles of Landscape Painting to Landscape Gardenix^, 8vo. 
2« . . * 1795 

4426 PBICE'S (Major) Memoirs of his Early Life and Service in the Indian Army>^ 

8vo. bds. As 6d , 1839' 

4427 PBICE'S (Maior) Memoirs of the Principal Events of Mahommedan History 

from the deatn of the Arabian Legislator to the Accession of the Emperor 
Akbar, 4 vols. 4to. cloth lettered, ^1.2* (pub. at £7, 17 s 6d) 1821 

4428 PBICE on Beversionary Payments as Annuities, enlarged by W. Morgan, 

2 vols. 8vo. bds, 3s , 1803 

4429 PBICKETT'S Historical and Architectural Description of the Priory Church 

of Bridlington in Yorkshire, Syo, flne plates, doth, As 6d 1831 



204 JOHN EUS8ELL SMITH 8 GATALOGUE 

4430 PBICKEITS Histoiy and Antiquities of Higfagate, Middlesex, Hvo. cloth, 

48 6d . . 1842 

4431 PRIDEAUX'S Introduction for reading all sorts of Histories, 4to. neat, 3s 

1672 

4432 PRIDEAUX'S Life of Mahomet, 8to. bds. 2s 6d 1808 

4433 PRIESTLEY'S (Dr. Jos.) Hartley's Theory of the Hnman Mind on the 

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it, 8yo« neat, 4s 6d ^ • 1775 

4434 PRIESTLEY. Life of Dr. Joseph Priestley, and Critical Ohserrations on 

his Works, by Corry, l2mo. port, bds, 2s 1804 

4435 PRIMAUDAYE'S (Peter de la. Lard of Barre) French Academic, translated 

by T. B. and R. Dolman, 3 vols, in 2, 4 to. neat^ very scarce, lbs 

1589-1605-1601 
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Poetical Decameron, 

4436 PRINCE'S Chronological History of New England, in the form of Annals, 

12mo. neat, 7s 6d , Boston, 1736 

4437 PRINCIPLES of a Member of the Black List, set forth by way of" Dialogue, 

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4438 PRINSEP'S Narrative of the PoUtical and Mihtary Transactions of British 

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4439 PRINSEP. Another copy, 4to. with large map inserted, half rtissia, 7s 6d 

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4440 PRINSEP, Origine et Progr^s de la Paissance des Sikhs dans le Penjab, et 
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J PRINSEFS (Mrs. H.T.) Voyage from Calcutta, and Six Months' Residence 
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4442 PRINTS.— Gems of British Art, illustrated in a Series of 11 fine Plates, 

from Pictures and Designs by G Stuart Newton, R.A. engraved in mezzo- 
tinto by eminent Artists, with descriptions by Murray, royal 4to. wh^le 
morocco, gilt leaves, £1 . \s , 1843 

4443 PRINT COLLECTING. Catalogue of the Prints which have been engraved 

after Martin Heemskerck, by T. Kerrich, 8vo. ^or^. bds, 3s 6d 1829 

4444 PRINT COLLECTING, Gilpin's (Rev. W.) Essay on Prints, 8vo. bds. 4s 

1792 

4445 PRIOR'S (Matt.) Poems, 2 vols, 12mo. Foulis's neat edition, calf, 3s 6d 

Glasgow, J 769 

4446 PRIOR'S Life of Oliver Goldsmith, from a variety of original sources, 2 vols. 

8vo. cloth, 9s . 1837 

4447 PRISM of Imagination, by the Baroness de Calabrella, square 8vo. richly 

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4448 PRITII (J. G.) Introductio in Lectionem Novi Testament!, 12mo. vellum, 3s 

1722 

4449 PRIVATE Correspondence of Sarah Duchess of Marlborough, illustrative of 

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4450 PROCEEDINGS against Sir John Fenwick, Bart, for High Treason, also the 

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1698 

4451 PROCLUS'S Commentaries on the Timseus of Plato, translated by Thos. 

Taylor, 2 vols, royal 4to. bds. with an autograph letter of the translator, 
containing a list of the Errata, 18« (pub. at ^5« 10«) 1820 



J 



OF CHOICE, USEFUL, AND CUEIOUS BOOKS. 205 

4452 PROOESSIONALE et Chorale ad Normam Missalis ac Bitaalis S. Romanae 

Ecclesise in uswoa. fratrum Minorum, 12mo. red and black letter, neat, 5s 

Jntv. 1707 

4453 PROCESSIONALE.— Another edition, oblong 12mo. vellum, 5s ib. 1619 

4454 PROCESSIONES Ecclesise Paroch. B. Maria V. de Capella, 4to. a manu- 

SCEIPT, with Musical notes, very neat, 6s 

4455 PROCOPII Caesariensis, Anecdota : ave Historia Arcana, Gr. et Lat. cum 

Notis Eichelio, 4to. half calf, 4s 6d Helmst, 1 654 

4456 PROCTOR'S Journey across the Cordillera of the Andes, and Residence in 

Lima, 8vo. bds. 3« . 1825 

4457 PROGNOSTICATION for ever made by Erra Pater, a Jew, bom in Jewry, 

Doctor in Astronomy and Physick, very profitable to keep the body in 
health, and also Ptolemus saith the same, 12mo. new, half calf. As 

Lond. G, Conyers, N. ti. 
** In Mathematics he was greater 
Than Tycho Brahe or Erra Pater." — Hudib&as. 

4458 PROMETHEUS of ^schylus and the Electra of Sophocles, translated from 

the Greek, with Notes by G. C. Fox, 8vo. cf ext, marbled leaves^ 3s 1835 

4459 PRONVILLE (Bonnaire de) Pouvoir Legislatif sous Charlemagne, 2 vols. 

8vo. halfrussia. As ' , 1800 

4460 PRONY, Mechanique Philosophique ou Analyse Raisonne des diverses 

parties de la Science de I'Equilibre et du Movement, 4to. bds. As 6d 1800 

4461 PROPERTIUS, varietate lectionis et adnotatione F. G. Barthio, 8vo. very 

neat. As . . 1777 

4462 PROTESTANT RECONCILER, humbly pleading for Condescention to 

dissenting brethren in things indifferent and unnecesssry for the sake of 
Peace, and shewing how unreasonable it is to make such things the necessary 
conditions of Communion, 8vo. calf (o very learned book) As 6d 1683 

4463 PROUD' S History of Pennsylvania, 2 vols. 8vo. portrait and map, new, bds, 

1 5s . Philad. 1797-8 

4464 PROVERBES BASQUES recueillis par Amauld Oihenard, suivis des Poesies 

Basques du meme auteur. Seconde edition, augmentee d*une traduction 
Fran^aise des Poesies, et precedee d'une introduction bibliographique, thick 
post 8vo. sewed, iOs . Paris, 1837 

4465 PROVERBS. Die Sprichworter und Sinnreden des Deutschen Volkes in 

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4466 PROVENCAL DIALECT. Lou Boquet Proven^eau vo les troubadours 

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AA67 PROVINCIAL Coins. The Coin Collector's Guide, being an accurate repre- 
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180 plates, comprising 720 coins (7 plates wanting,) Copies are very seldom 
found complete, \As . Lond, J. Benton, \7 95-97 

4468 PROVINCIAL Coins. Vols. 5 and 6 forming the supplement, in 1 vol. 4* 6d 

4469 PRYNNE'S (W.) Antipathic of the English Lordly ft-elacie both to Regal 

Monarchy and Civill Unity, Part I, comprising the Bishops of York, London, 
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4470 PRYNNE'S History of King John, Henry III. and Edward I. (comprising 

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England), thick folio, 1400 pages, calf, £\.As 1760 

4471 PRYNNE'S Treachery and Disloyalty of Papists to their Soveraigns in Doc- 

trine and in Practice, 4to. neat, {wants two leaves). As 6d 1643 

4472 PRYNNE. A New Discovery of the Prelates' Tvranny in their late perse- 

cutions of Mr, "W. Pryn, Dr. John Bastwick, and Mr. H. Burton, 4to. very 
neat in dark calf gilt, 7s 6d 1641 



206 JOHN BtJSS^LL smith's CATALOQtB 

4473 PBYNNE'S Canterburie'a Doome, or the History of the Charge, TmB, Oon- 

demnation, and Execution of Abp. Laud, folio, frontispiece, also portraits 
of Laud and Prynne^ good copy, neat, \Ss . 1646 

4474 PRYNNE'S (W.) Summary Collection of the principal Fundamental Rights 

and Liberties of English Freemen, 4to. half hound, 3s 6d 1 656 

PUBLIC RECORDS. 

4475 ROTULI NormannisB in Turn Londinensi asservati 1200-1417, accuranti 

T. D. Hardy, Vol. 1, royal 8vo. esetra cloth, 9s 1835 

4476 REPORT of the Committee to enquire into the circumstances connected with 

Mr. Bayley's PubHcation of the Calendars of the Proceedings in Chancery, 
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extra cloth, 9s . . . 1833 

4477 HARDY'S (T. D.) Description of the Close Rolls in the Tower of London, 

8vo. PuiVATELY PRINTED, cloth, iOs 6d , . 1833 

4478 REPORTS of the Commissioners on the Public Records of England, from 

1800 to 1819 — Ditto of Ireland, 2 vols. — together 4 vols folio. One volume is 
filled with facsimiles of Charters, InroUments. and Seals, bds. £\AOs 161 9-20 

4479 REPORTS of the Commissioners on the Public Records of Ireland, 1810- 

1820, 2 vols. Mio, plates, bds. 14s . . 1823 

4480 REPORT of the Lords' Committees to view and consider the Public Records : 

as also in what manner and place the same are now kept, 8vo. neat, 3s 1719 



4481 PUCKLE'S Club, in a Dialogue between Father and Son, heautifid woodcuts 
by Thompson and Thurston, 1 8 1 7 — Takings, or the Life of a Collegian, vnth 
26 etchings by R, Dagley, 1821, in 1 vol. royal 8vo. new, half calf gilt, 
10« 6d . . . V. Y. 

4482^PUFFENDORF'S Law of Nature and Nations, folio, neat and clean, 9s 

Oaf, 1703 

4483 PUFFENDORF'S Law of Nature and Nations, by Kennet, with all the large 

Notes of Barbeyrac translated, folio, very neat and clean, 15s 1717 

4484 PUGIN'S (A. W.) Apology for the Revival of Christian Architecture in 

^nglsind, 4to,f ne plates, half 9norocco, gilt leaves, 9s 1843 

4485 PUGIN'S Gothic Architecture from English Examples, 2 vols. 4to. \\4fine 

engravings from Le Keux, bds, £3, 3s (sells at £6. 6«) 1821 

4486 PURCHAS' Pilgrimage, or Relations of Asia, Africa, and America, folio, 

(wants a leaf), neat, 12* . . 1617 

4487 PURITJN Discipline Tracts.'-An Epistle to the Terrible Priests of the 

Convocation House, by Martin Mar Prelate — Epitome of Dr. John Bridges' 
Defence of the Government of the Church of England, by the same, about 
1588 — Pap with a Hatchet, 1589—3 vols, post 8vo. cloth, 9s 

Reprint, 1842-3-4 

4488 PURSUITS of Literature, a Satirical Poem (by Mathias), 4to. I6th edition, 

with Appendix, the citations translated, and an Index, half calf gilt, 
Ss6d . 1812 

4489 PYE'S (H. P.) Comments on the Commentators on Shakspeare, 8vo. half 

calf, 3s . 1807 

4490 PYE'S Comments on the Commentators of Shakspeare, 1785— "Whatele/s 

Remarks on Shakspeare, 1785 -—in 1 vol. 8vo. half calf, 4s 

4491 PYE (J. the Engraver) Patronage of British Art ; An Historical Sketch of 

the Rise and Progress of Art and Artists in London from the Reig^ of 
George 11. 8vo. etchings ofportraits, and autographs, {an interesting volume) 
c/o^A, 11« (pub. at 16*) . 1845 

4492 PYLE'S Paraphrase of the Acts, 2 vols. 8vo. neat, 4s . 1795 




OF OROICB, VSZTVh, AKB GOftlOtJS BOOKS. 20jl^ 

jUAKERS. The Christkin-Quaker and his Divine Testimony 
Vindicated by Scripture, Reason, and Authorities, in Two Parts, 
the first by William Penn, the second by George Whitehead, 
folio, neat, scarce, 15* . 1674 

4494 QUAKERS. The Quaker Converted, or the experimental 
Knowledge of Jesus Christ Crucified in opposition to the Prin- 
ciples of the Quakers declared ; in a Narrative of one in Hert- 
fordshire who was for some years of their faith and principle, and inclined 
unto them, the manner how he was wrought off from them, with an Epistle 
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1690 

4495 QUAKERS. Antichrist's strongest Hold overturned, or the foimdation of 

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some of them in the Castle at Lancaster, wherein is shewed their Rise and 
Growth, by Jo. Wigan, 4to. new half calf, very curious, 10« 6tf? 1665 

4496 QUAKERS* Bates' Doctrines of Friends, or the Principles of the Christian 

Religion as held by the Society of Friends, 12mo. 2s . 1835 

4497 QUARLES' (Francis) Solomon's Recantation, entituled Ecclesiastes Para- 

phrased, 4to. portrait, half calf, 6« . 1648 

4498 QUARLES' (Francis) Emblems, Divine and Moral, r2mo. many engravings, 

neat and clean, 6« . . 1 723 

4499 QUARLES' (F.) Judgment and Mercy for afflicted Souls, edited by Dr. 

Dibdin, post Syo.fine port, bds, bs . 1 807 

4500 QUARLES' (F.) Judgment and Mercy for afflicted Souls, 12mo. cloth, 2s 

1837 

4501 QUARLES' School of the Heaxt, in 47 Emblems, 12mo. bds. 3s 6d 1823 

4502 QUARLES' School of the Heart, 12mo. many neat woodcuts, cloth, 2s 6d 

1845 

4503 QUARLES* (Francis) Divine Fancies, in Verse, 12mo. (no title) 2s 

4504 QUARLES' (Rev. T.) History and Antiquities of Foulsham in Norfolk, 

post Syo. plates, cloth, 5s . 1842 

4505 QUELLEN des Shakspeare in Novellen, Marchen imd Sagen, 4 vols. 12mo. 

sewed, 8s . Berlin, 1831 

4506 QUERSITANUS (Josephus) Practise of Chymicall and Hermeticall Physicke 

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4507 QUEVEDO'S Comical Works, translated, 8vo. neat, 4s 6d 1709 

4508 QUEENBOROUGH.—Report of the Trial of an Action for Debt brought by 

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to recover penalties for the breach of two Bye-Laws made by the Select Body 
of the Corporation, which was tried at Maidstone, royal 8vo. not printed for 
sale, bds, is . . 1828 

4509 QUINTILIAN de Institutione Oratoria, notse manim6 utiles et necessarise e 

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4510 QUINTILIAN de Institutione Oratoria Liber X. with a literal Enghsh trans- 

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4511 QUINTILIANI Inst. Orator. Liber X. ex recensione C. F. Frotscheri, 8vo. 

sewed, 2s 7 . lAps, 1826 

4512 QUINTUS Curtius Hist. Alex. Magni, cum Notis Variorum, 8vo. vellum, 

6s 6d . . Lugd, Ba 1 649 

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4514 QUINTUS Curtius, edidit Sam. Pitisci, 2 vols. 8vo. many plates^ russia 

extra, \0s 6d . Hag, Com, 1708 

4515 QUINTUS Curtius, translate by Pratt, 2 vols. 8vo. bds, 6« 1821 



208 JOHN KUBSSia. SMIT 

S, CEuvres de, avec Notes, 6 vols. I2iit<i. plate», Vebt 
OPY m French calf, 18» 1 732 

BELAIS, (Euvres Choisies, 3 toIs. 18mo. eery neat, 5s 
1752 
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) the most complete edition extant, royal 8td. half mo- 

narbled leavet, 12* Par. 1835 

45 i 9 RABELAIS' Works translated, -with Notes by Dnchat, Ozell, and others, 
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ToU. 2, 3, imd 4, to complete sets, at 3> eadi. 

4520 RABIRII (lunii) de Octo Orationis partium constructione libellus, 12mo. 

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4521 RACINE, CEuvres de, 5 vols. !2mo. gewed, 4« Par. 1803 

4522 RACINE, Theatre, eomplet, par Auger, post 8to. tewed, 3» 6d Didot, 1844 

4523 RADAPANTHUS. A Trewe and feythfiill hyatorie of the redoubtable 

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reprinted from theunique original, half calf, 7» 6rf 1820 

4624 RADCLIFFE'S (J.) Catalogue of the Chetham PubUc Library at Manches- 
ter, 2 rols. 8vo. irf*. 4s 6rf . 1791 

4525 RADCLIFFE'S (Alex.) Ramble, an Anti-Heroic Poem ; together with some 

Terreatial Ilymns and Carnal Ejaculations, S\o. neat, 3« 6(2 1682 

4526 RAE'S History of the Rebellion of 1715-16, 8to. 2nd Edit, with a Collection 

of Original Letters and Authentic Papers, neat. Is 6d 1 746 

4527 RAFFLES' {Rev. Thos. of Liverpool) Tour through France, Savoy, &c. in 

1817, 12mo. bds. 2« . 1818 

4528 RALEIGH'S (Sir Walter) Works, Political, Commercial and Philosophical, 

also hia Letters and Poems with Life by Birch, 2 vols. 8vo. neat, 7* 6rf 1751 

Jl^ RALEIGH'S (Sir Walter) Ghost, or his Apparition to an intimate friend, 

- willing him to translate into English this learned book of Lessius de Provi- 

deutia Numinis et Animi Immortalitate, 12mo. neat, 3s 6d 165 1 

4530 RALEIGH'S (Sir W.) Maxims of State, with Instructions to hia Son, and tiie 

Son's advice to his aged Father, l2jno. portrait, extra bd». 3« 1656 

4531 RALEIGH'S (Sir W.) Wars with Foreign Princes dangerous to our Common- 

wealth, 12mo. very neat, 3s Gd . 165? 

4532 RALEIGH'S (Sir W.) Remaines, l^tao. portrait, very neat, 4s 1681 
4532*RALEIGH'S (Sir W.) Remains, \Bmo.port. half calf, 2a 6d 1657 

4533 RALEIGH'S (Geo.) Albania; or. Certain Concernments tri" Great Brittany, 

4to, half calf, 2s 6d . 1641 

4534 RALPH'S (J. the Historian) on the Use and Abuse of Parliaments, 2 vols. 

8vo. neat, 3s 6d . 1744 

4535 RALPH'S Critical Review of the Public Buildings, Statues and Omameuts in 

and about London and Westminster, 8to, illwtrated by 38 plates, fine copy, 
in brown calf, 7s Hd . 1734 

4536 RAMAZINI on the Diseases of Tradesmen, translated and enlu^d by Dr. 

James, I2mo. pen/ nea^, 3s . 1750 

4537 RAMI (Petri) De Moribus Vetemm Gallomm, 12mo. vellum, rare, 7» 6rf 

SomI, 1574 

4538 RAMSEY'S (W.) Gentleman's Companion, or a Character of True Nobility 

and Gentility, 8vo. curious portrait, neat, 3» 6d 1672 

4539 RAMSAY'S (Allan) Ever-Green, or a Collection of Scots Poema before 1600, 

2to13. 12mo. 2s . . 1761 

4540 RAMSAY'S Glance at Belpum and the Rhine, post 8vo. cloth, Za 1845 

4541 RAMSAY'S (Geo.) Essay on the Diatribution of Wealth, 8to. firf». 3* 6rf 

1836 



J 



OP CHOICE, 17SEFt}L> AND GUSIOU& BOOKS. 209 

4548 RAMSAY'S (Geo.) Political Diacourses— Government, Liberty, Ballot, 
Equidity, &c. 8vo. 6d8 3^ . 1838 

4543 RAMUS, Catalogus Nummorum veterum Grsecoram et Latinorum Musei 

Regis Daniae, 3 vols, in 2, 4to. printed at the private eaipense of the King 
of Denmark^ plates, bds. very scarce, £1, Is HaJnitB, i8l6 

4544 RANDOLPH'S (Dr. Thos.) View of our Blessed Saviour's Ministry, and 

the Proofs of his divine Mission, with Charges and Sermons, 2 vols. 8vo. 
port, half calf, 6s . 1784 

4545 BANKE (Leopold) Die Serbische Revolution. Aus Serbischen Japieren und 

Mittherlungen, 8vo. neat, with a map ofServia, 3« Hamburg j 1829 

4546 RANKINGS Historicsal Researches on the Wars and Sports of the Mongols 

and Romans, also particulars of Roman Britain — Conquest of Gaul and Spain, 
by Maximus, &c. &c. 4to. plates, bds, Ss 6d (pub. at £3. 3s) 1826 

4547 RANKIN'S (F. H,) White Man's Grave ; a visit to Sierra Le6ne, 2 vols. 

post 8vo. bds, scarce, lOs 6d . 1836 

4548 RANKIN. Another copy, 2 vols, post 8vo. calf extra, marbled leaves bg 

Hering, I2s 6d . . 1836 

4549 RAPER'S Latin Verse Book, by T. K. Arnold, 12mo. cloth, 2* 1843 

4550 RAPIN'S (Mows.) Critical Works, translated by Basil Kennett, 2 vols. 8vo. 

neat and clean, 4s 6d . 1731 

4551 RARITIES of Richmond, being exact descriptions of the Royal Hermitage 

and Merlin's Cave, with his Life and Prophecies, 8vo. plates, half calf, 
scarce, 6s 6d . E, Curll, 1736 

4552 RASK'S Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon Tongue, with a Praxis, translated by 

Thorpe, 8vo. green morocco extra, sides and back tooled, gilt leaves, ^c. by 
Hay day, \6s . Copenhagen, 1830 

4553 RASK'S Danish Grammar for Englishmen, with Extracts in Prose and Verse, 

edited by Repp, 8vo. sewed, 4s 6d . 1847 

4554 RASPE'S Account of some German Volcanos, post 8vo. plates, neat, 2s 6d 

1776 

4555 RASTAL'S Tables of the Kings of England to James I. l2mo. black 

LETTER, interleaved with MS, additions, half bound, 3s 1614 

4556 RAUMER'S (F. Von) PoUtical History of England from Henry VII. to 1660, 

2 vols. 8vo. cloth, 6s . 1837 

4557 RAUMER'S Contributions to Modem History- Q. Elizabeth and Muy Q. of 

Scots, post 8vo. cloth, OS • 1836 

4558 RAUTHMEL'S Roman Antiquities of Overborough in Lancashire, 8vo. 

plates, half calf, 5s . Kirkby Lonsdale, 1824 

4559 RAWLEIGH Redivivus, or the Life and Death of the Right Hon. Anthony 

Earl of Shaftesbury, by Philanax Misopappas, \2mo, port, new and elegant 
in calf, 5s . 1683 

4560 RAYNAL'S History of the Settlements of the Europeans in the East and 

West Indies, with History of the Revolution of America, 6 vols. 12 mo. 
half calf (Vol. I. wants title), 5s . 1772 

4561 RAYNAL'S History of the Settlements in the East and West Indies, by 

Justamond, 6 vols. 8vo. very neat, lOs 6d , 1798 

4562 RAYNER'S History and Antiquities of Haddon Hall in Derbyshire, royal 4to. 

32 plates, clothe I2s . 1836 

4563 RAYNOUARD, Lexiqne Roman, ou Dictionnaire de la Langue des Trouba- 

dours comparee avec les autres langues de I'Europe Latiue, precede de 
nouvelles recherches historiques et philologiques d'un resume de la Gram- 
maire Romaine, d'un uouveaux cboix des Poesies originales des Troubadours 
et d'extraits de Poemes divers, 6large8vo. vols, (complete), sewed, £4, 10* 

4564 RAII (Joanne) Methodus Plantarum Nova, 12mo. front, neat and 






210 JOHN Bua^ELL smith's oatalogvs 

45^5 RAII de Yaw Plantaram Met&odis dissertalio bre^u^ ' 16^ 

4566 BAY'S (John) Miscellaneous Discourses concerning the Dissolution and 

Changes of the World> 8yo. ned^, 3« . 1692 

45d7 KAY'S (John) Collection of English Frov:erb^, enlai'ged by Bellbiir, 8Vo. half 

calf, 5s , . 1813 

4568 RAY'S (Jas.) " Cireumstantiar' mstory of the Bebellion of 1745-6, 12mo. 

verj/ neat in brotlm calf 5s . • - , 1757 

4669 RAY'S Compleat History of the BebelHonof 1745, 12ino. 2s ^ 1758 

4570 B£AL .Gedula de Incorporation de el Bancorde Potosi a la Real hacienda j 

Ordenanzas para su regimen y Gobierno, folio, neat, 7s 6d .Madrid, 1795 

4571 REAL Ordenanza para el establecimi 'nto ^ Instruction de Intendentes de 

Exerdto y Provinda en el Tirreinato de Buenos-* Aires, £oiio,:neat, :£l. Is 

ih. 1782 

4572 REAL Cedula de ereccion del Consulado de Buenos Ajm^s, SOth Jan* 1794, 

foho, sewed, 5s . ih, 1794 

Not in Bicji's Bibliothec^ Americaoa. 

4573 REA'S (J.) Flora, sen de Florum Cultura, or a complete Florilege, ^mished 

with all requisites belonging to ^ Florist,, folio^ elsafi m half calf, ds 167(S 

4574 REBELLION of 1745. Journey thror;igh part of England and Scotland 

along with the Army under the Duke of Cumberland, by a Volunteer, 12mo. 
neat, 2s . . . 1747 

4575 REBELLION of 1745. History of the Bis^, Progress and Extmetion of the 

late Rebellion in Scotland, 12mo. neat, 2s ^d Edinb, 1759 

4576 RECHERCHES; Historiques et Politiques sur iQaEtats-Uaies.de TAmmque 

par un Citoyen de Virginie, 4 Tols. 8vo. half calf ^ lOs. 6d< Cdle, 1791 

The author was M. Mazzei who emigrated to America before the ReyoliitLon, and estab- 
lished himself in Virginia, near Monticello, where he planted a vineyard. He was intimate 
with Jefferson, through whose influence he was sent on a mission to the Grand Duke of 
Tuscany. 

BECBERCHES Historiqnes et Statisques sor les Pnndpales Communes de 
Farrondissement de Langres, 2 vols. 8yo. sewed. As 1834 

4578 RECHERCHES^sur les Dendrophores et sur les Corporations Romaines en 

General, pour servir a TExplieation d'un Bas-Relief trouve a Bordeaux, par 
J. Rabams, royal 8vo. plate, sewed, 3s Bourdeausc, 1841 

4579 RECOPILACION de Leyes de los Beynos de las In'dias, mandada^ imprimir 

y publicar por el D. Carlos II. por Madrigal, 4 vols, folio, neat in half 
russia, very eaub, ^6. 6« . Madrid, 1774 

** Ml the editions of these Laws are so rare, tbat it is-^th the greatest difficultjr' that a copy 
can now be obtained in Spain." — Rich. 

4580 RECORDERS Castle of Knowledge^ containing the Explication of the Sphere, 

both Celestial and Material, dedicated to Queen Mary, London, Reginalde 
Wolfe, 1556 — A Tracte containing the Artes of curious Painting, Caruinge, 
Buildinge, written first in ItaUan, by Jo-. Paul LomatUis, painter of- Mil{ui, 
and englished by R. Hay docke, curious frontispiece and cuts. Printed at 
Oxford by Joseph Barnes, 1598, in 1. vol. foUo, neat, SI, 1.1^ 6«? 
In this translation of Lomatins, (says Granger,) Hogarth fancied he saw the fandamental 
principle of his " Analysis of Beauty'* couched in the following precept of Michael Angelo 
to Marco da Sienna his scholar. *' T^t he should always make a figufe pyramidical, serpent- 
like, and multiplied by one, two and three.'' ' ' - 

4581 RECUEIL de Plusieurs Pieces de d'Eloquence- et ^ Po^sie presentees a 

rAcademieides jeux Floraux, Taunee 1746, \2me,'2s ^d ' T&ulonse. 

4582 RECUEIL de Plusieurs Pieces cencmiant les affaires pfdsentes d*Angleterre 

tradmt d'Angloii (wants two leaves), Cologne, 1687— La Postfe -devalis^e 
on Lettres trouyes sur le grand ehemin de Paris, 1688, in 1 Vol. 18mo. calf 
2s ;•..•••••■• 

4583 RECUEIL de Voyages dans TAmerique Meridionale contenant diverses 

observations remarquables toachant le P^rou^ la GKiiane, \^ JMsil, &c; 3 toIs. 
l2mo. plates, neat, lOs 6d . Amst, 1738 



OF GHOIOBy tJSEFtJL^ iiND Ct^BZOtTS BOOKS. 211 

4584 REDPORD and RICHES' History of Uxbridge, %vo.plates, bds. 3« 6rf 1818 

4585 REED and MATHESON'S (Drs.) Narrative of a Visit to the American 

Churches as a Deputation from the Congregational Union^ 2 thick yds. 8vo. 
map, cloth, Ss 6d (pub. at j£l. 4») . 1835 

4586 REES' (Rice) Essay on the Welsh Saints, or the Priimtive Christians usually 

considered to have been the Founders of Churches in Wales, 8vo. light blue 
morocco extra, sides and back tooled, gilt edges by Hayday, 139 1836 

4587 R£EVES*S Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Down« Connor and Dromore> t;on«- 

sisting of a Taxation of those Dioceses compiled in the year 1306, with Notes 
and Illustrations, 4to. (umform with the publications of the Iri^ Archtsolo- 
gical Society) cloth, 15« • 1847 

4588 REFLECTOR (The), a Quarterly Magazine, (with Articles by Leigh Hunt, 

Haalitt, Lamb, Coleridge, &c.) 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, 5s 1811 

4589 REFLECTIONS Importantes pour parvenir a la Connoissance de la Veritable 

ReligioUr ou Lettres Ecrits par un Prosehte a sa mere dan^ le dessein de 
la desabuses des prejugez de TEnfance, 12]?io. neat, a very curious book, 3s 

Lond. 1718 

4590 REGIMEN Sanitatis cum expositione Magistri Arnaldi de Villanova Cas- 

tellauo noviter impressus, 4to. curious woodcut on title, neat^ \0s ^d \ 

sine anno aut loco {sed 1482) 

4591 REGNO Gesuitico de Paraguay demonstrato co documeuti, 8vo. smjojed, scarce, 

5s . .. Lisbona, 1770 

4592 REHEARSAL (The) Transposed, or Animadversions upon a late book 

intituled a Preface shewing what grounds there are of Fears and Jealousies of 
Popery, 12mo..w€fl^, 3* . 1673 

4593 REID*S BibUotheca Scoto-Celticas An account of all the Books printed in 

the Gaelic Language, 8vo. bds. As ^d , 1832 

4594 REID'S (J. H.) Life of John Home Tooke, 12mo. clothe 2s 1812 

4595 REID'S (Dr. D. B.) Elements of Practical Chemistry, 8vo. cuts, bds. 3s 

Edinb. 1831 

4596 REID*S (Thos.) Travels m Ireland, 8vo. bds. 2s 6d 1823 

4597 REIFFENBERG (Baron de) Archives Philolo^ques des Pays Bas, 4 vols, 

8vo. exjtra bds, (vol. 4 wants title) I2s , 1825-27 

4598 REIFFENBERG (Baron de) Le Dimanche et Lundi recits de MarsiHus 

Brunck Dr. en Philosophie de TUmVersite de Heidelberg^ 3 vols. 12mo. 
new, half calf, 5s . 1834-5 

4599 REIGN of Geo. VI. 12mo. neat, 3s . 1763 

A satire upon the earlier part of the reign of George III. 

46Q0 RELANDI Dissertatio de Inscriptione Numorum quorandam Samaritanorum» 
l2mo. plates, 2s . 1702 

4601 RELATION of the Wicked Contrivance of Blackhead, Young, and others, 

to ruin Thomas Sprat, Bp. of Rochester, by charging him of Treason^ 
written by the Bishop, 4to. both parts, half calf, 4s . 1692 

4602 RELATION de TAccroissement de la Papaute et du Gouvemement Absolu 

en Angleterre, 18mo. green morocco, gilt leaves, 3s . 1680 

4603 RELHAN'S Short History of Brightelmston (Brighton), 8vo. half calf, 2s 6d 

1761 

4604 RELIGIO STOICI, by G. Mk. 12mo. very neat, curious, 4s 6d 

Edinburgh, printed for Robert Brown^ 1 663 

4605 RELIQUIiE ANTIQUiE. Scraps from Ancient Manuscripts, illustrating 

chiefly Early English Literature, and the English Language, edited b^ 
Weight and Halliwell, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, £2. 2«— Reduced to £1. 4s 

1845 
It contains a large number of pieces in Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Norman, and Karly TlnglfftV ; 
it wiU be found of use to future Philologists, and to all who take an interest in the history 
of pur language and literature. 

P 2 



212 JOHN svssEUi shith's catalogue 

4606 BELIQUI^ LITURGIC^ ; Documents connected wi& the LituTgjrof the 

Ohurcb of England ; exhibiting the Substitutes that have been sacceasively 
proposed for it at home, and the Alterations that have been made in the 
adaptation of it to other Churches, edited by the Rev. Peter Hall, 5 vols* 
12mo. clothj £\,^s . 1848 

It contains the Puritan Middlebnrgh, the Scottish set forth by Land, the Parliamentary 
Directory, the Savoy, and the American Latorgies. 

4606*RELIQUIiE WOTTONIANiE ; or, a CoUection of Lives. Letters, Poems, &e, 
by the ever memorable Sir Henry Wotton, Knt. edited by Izaak Walton, 
small 8vo. with the four porta, very neat, 6* — Another copy, calf, be 1672 

4607 REMARKABLE SERMONS of Rachel Baker, and Pious Ejaculations 

delivered during sleep, with Remarks on this extraordinary Phenomenon by 
Drs, Mitchell, Priestley, and Douglass, 12mo. hda. Ze . ^ 1815 

4608 REMARKS on the Humours and Conversations of the Gallants of the Town, 

with a defence of Marriage against the Poetick Discipline and unjust attacques 
of this age, 12mo. calf extra, gilt leaves, 7s Qd • 1679 

4609 RENNELL'S (Rev. Thos. of Kensington) Sermons on various Subjects, 8vo. 

half calf, ^s . 1831 

4610 RENNELL'S Remarks on Scepticism, ]2mo. neat, 2s . 1823 

4611 RENNELL'S (Major) Memoir of a Map of Hindostan, 4to. maps, very neat, 

10»6c? ". 1793 

4612 RENNELL. Another copy, 4to. 5cfo. 6« . 1792 

4613 RENNELL'S (Major) Large Map of Hindostan,' 6n canvas in a case, 4# Qd 

1788 

4614 RENNELL'S (Major) Geographical System of Herodotus examined and 

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462^1 RETZ. Memoires du Cardinal de Retz, 4 vols. 12mo. halfealfSs 6d 1723 
4626 REUILLY, Voyage en Crimee et sur les bords de Mer Noire, 1805, 8vo. 

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OP QHOIOBy USE'rOLy AKB GUUOUS BOOKS. 213 

4627 BEUBERI (Justi) Veterum Scriptorain» qai Cesamm et lRi{ieratoniin^r- 

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46.31 REVUE de la Numismatique Beige, 2 vols. 8vo. {all yet published), many 
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4632 REX THEOLOGICUS-The Preacher's Guard and Guide in his double 

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4635 REYNIER, Precis d'une Collection de Medailles Antiques^ 8vo. plates, sewed, 

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4637 REYNOLDS' (Bishop) Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul of 

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4639 RHEGIUS'S Sermon of Good and Evil Angels, translated by R. Robinson, 

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4640 RHIND'S (W.) Sketches of the Past and Present State of Morayshire, 8vo. 

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4641 RICH'S (O.) General View of the United States of America, 12mo. bds. 2s 

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.4642 RICBLA.RD III. Remarks on the Character of Richard III., as played bv 

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4648 RICHARDSON'S (G. F.) Geology for Beginners, thick \2mo,Jull of cuts, 

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4664 RIDLEY'S (Dr. G.) Life of Dr. Nicolas Ridley, Bishop of London, and 

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4665 RIDPATH'S Historical Account of the Antient Rights and Power of the 

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4666 RIFAUD, Tableau de FEgypte, de la Nubia, et des lieux Circonvoisins, 8vo. 

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4667 RILEY'S (Jas.) Loss of the Brig **Commerce,*' on the West Coast of Africa, 

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4668 RIMBAULT'S (E. F.) Bibliotheea Madrigalinia. A Catalogue of Miisical 

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OF O^OtQEi -VfiV^^i AI^P GV|i|pU9.S00KS. %\5 

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4673. BIOS' (I. de Mendoza) Tables for Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, 4to. 

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4675 BITCHIE-S Account of the Life and Writings of David Hume, Svo. very 
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4677 BITSON (Jos. the Poetical Antiquary) on the Office of Bailiff of a Liberty, 
. 8vo. cloth, 2^ . . • . . .1811 

4678 RITSON'S Btbjiographia Poietica, post Svo. new half ccdf extra, %s 1802 

4679 EiTSON'8 Select. Collections of English Songs, with their, Airs, edited % 
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4680 BITSON' S Annals of the Caledonians, Picts, and Scots, and of Strathclyde, 
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4681 BITSON* S Memoirs of the Celts or Gauls, post 8vo. doM, 6* 6rf (pub. at 

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4682 BJLTSON'S Life of King Arthur, from Ancient Historians and Authentiq 
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/. 8s 6d., . . . . . ; 1825 

4683 .BITSON.. The Letters of Joseph Bitson, edited chiefly from the Originals 
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4684 .BITSON'^S English Anthologyi a Selection of English Poetry, to the XVIIIth 
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4685 BITSON' S Ancient Songs and Ballads, from the Beign of Henry U, to the 

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4686 BITSON' S Bojbin Hood, a Collection of all the Andent Poems, Songs, and 
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atid Anecdoteai of his Life, 2 v4ls. post 8vp. cuts by Bewick, cloth, 10« €d 
(pub. at21«). . . -., 1832 

4687 BITSON' S Pieces of Ancient Popular Poetry, from Authentic Manuscripija 

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4688 BITSON' S ?airy Tales, now first collected, to which are prefixed two Dis- 

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4689. BITSON'S Bemarii^ on the Text apad Notes to th^ last Edition of Shak- 

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i , first editim^ 1777, in 1 vol. 8vo. very neat, 6s • 

4690 .BITSQN'S.CoUecjtion of EngHsh. Soogs». 3 vols, po^t Svo. many cuts by 

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216 lOUK BUSftSLL 8Mr(u'8 OATAlibMl 

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4692 RITSON; Poems of Laurence Minot, 1352, virith introductory Notes and 

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4693 BITSON'S Minot' s Poems, post 8vo. the original edition in boards, very 

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4694 RIVINGTON and Cochran's Catalogue of Books (17,328 artides classified) 

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4695 EOBBERD'S Memoir. of the Life and Writings of the late William l^ylor of 

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4^96 ROBERTE THE Df^UYLL, a Metrical Romance, from an ancient iUn- 
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46^& ROBERTSON FAMILY. History of the Martial Atchfevements of the 

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4700 ROBERTSON'S Tour through the Isle of Man, to which is subjdned a 

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4701 ROBERTSON. Another copy, with the republican leaf, for which the 
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4703 ROBERTSON'S Catalogue of American Minerals, mth their LocaJ^ties, royal 

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4704 ROBERTSON'S Historical Disquisition on India, 4to. neat, 3s 1791 

4705 ROBERTSON^S (Lord) Leaves from a Journal, and other Fragments in 

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4706 ROBERTSON'S History of Franda- s Reign of Terror in Paraguay, post 8vo. 

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4707 ROBERTSON'S (W.) Dictionary of Latin Phrases, thick 8vo. nt. 49Sd 1829 

4708 ROBERTSON'S (W.) Gate or Door to the Holy Tongue (the Hebrew) 

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4709 ROBBING of the Nunnery, or the. Abbess outwitted, a Danish Ballad, trans- 

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4710 ROBIN HOOD. The Songs of Robin Hood, containing all the Merry Ex- 

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^713 ROBINSON CRUSOE, his Exploits, 12mo. woodcuts {a cheap edition) new, 

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4714 ROBINSON'S Theological, Biblical, and Ecclesiastical Dictionary, thick 8to. 

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4715 ROBINSON'S (J.) Tempora Mutantur, a Treatise Theological, Moral, and 

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0^ Cm»€% TTftBTlTLi AITB OtTftlC^CB BOOKS. 217 

47X9 ROBINSONS (Dn/'owMor &f Biseareheg in Fateeiine,) Hairmony of the 
F&ur Gospels, in 6reek» roy. 8vb. eloth, 6« ' : • Boston, 1845 

4717 ROBINSON'S Yie^S) Plans and Elevstityns of Har<iwk^e HaU, Hatfield 

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• top, S4. 14* M (pub. at £15, 15«) . V. Y. 

4718 ROBINSON'S WoWn Abbey, ilkstratftd by Plans, Elevations and Views, 
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4719 ROBINSON'S Hist6ry «nd Anti^ties of Stoko iNewington in Middlesex, 
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4720 ROBISON*S Proofs of a Conspiracy against tbe Gbvemments of Europe, 

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4721 ROBY'S (J,) Traditions of Lancashire, both 3ERIES, 4 vols. Syo.Jine plates, 

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4722 ROCHEFORT, Histoire Naturelle et Morale des Hes Antilles de TAmerique, 

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The best edition of the ^irorks df these witty Peers. 

4724 ROCHESTERr-^History and Antiquities of Rochester and its Environs, (by 

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4725 ROCK'S (Dr.) Did the Early Church in Ireland acknowledge the Pope's 

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4726 ROCK'S Illustrated Map of London, in a case, Is , 1846 

4727 RODD'S History of Charles the Great and Orlando, with the most celebrated 
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4728 RODE, Uber die Malerei der Alten. Eiu beitra^ zum Gieschichte der Kunst, 

4to. many fine etchings, neat, 5s . Berlin, 1787 

It contains a chapter on Encaustic painting. 

> « ' ' ' •".'■' . 

4729 RODRIGUEZ, Elemens de 1^ (Grammaire Japonaise> avec Supplement par 

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4730 ROGER'S (Dan) MatrimoniaU Honour, or the Mutuall Crowne and Comfort 

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4731 ROGER'S Necessity of Divine Revelation, in Eight Sermons, 8vo. neat, 2s 6d 

1727 

4732 ROKEBY'S (Lord) Address to the County of Kent, post 8vo. bds. 2s 1797 

4733 ROLAND. La Chanson de Roland ou de Roncevaux du XII siede pubHe 

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4734 ROLAND. (Madame) Memories de ; avec notis des edaircissemens historiques 

par Berville et Barriere, 2 vols..8vo.jp<w^«. half calf. As 6d 1827 

4735 ROLLIN, Histoire Romaine, 15 vols, (wants the 16 th) I2ibo. very neat, in 

French calf, marbled leaves, 7s 6d . 1769 

4736 ROLLIN'S Ancient History, 8 vols. 8vo. eaifneat, I6s 1804 

4737 ROLLIN, Opuscules contenant ses Lettres, Discours, Poesies, &e. avec sa Vie, 

2 vols, 8yo. sewed, 2s . 1807 

4738 ROLT'S Memoirs of Lindesay, Earl of Craiifurd and Lkidesay, Lientenant- 

Generai of His Majesty^s. Forces, 4tOi j^tt^e«, nea^, 4« 66? 1753 

4730 ROLT'S History of the War between Gfeat Britain andSpain in 1739 to the 

. Peace of Aix la Ghapelle, 1 748, 4 vols; Syo. very neat, 4s 6d 1 749 




9 19 9LOJS3X isfmnmh * syfrs' a .o^rj^^o^A ^ 

- < Fla4BCi> Julii Frontini, Aggeni Urhici^ Hjg^ni.Gi'oimtdtici'viuiQmvi.tftctoruin 
AU>,^ imny >mrmufi cuU (^^«9t% eitadby^.Nidmk^'in Ms HistWr^)^ 39 

4741 ROME, as it was under Paganism^ a&d a^ iibocitfxie imdexth^ Pppe9«. 2 toIs. 

A7A% BOMS^ leo&es et.Segmeiita illust^^m e ^am^orB .Xabulanuea que^ Romse 

t ^^uc extant a EtiuigUoo PenTi^, dbJbog f^^Uot, ^'phte9, n€<$i, l-8» .. • 
. I ' . ii .i^(MN^, 1645 

474J3.: BpM£» . Booa^ase Magnituflini^ Mouui^aeptaqujo^iirlbeimiUamy^^ 

y. . exbibent a Dom. de Bubeis, dbl. foMo, 'l-^B phtes, bounii,.^ 64 l^Uilm, 1699 

4744 BQME. — Vestigi delle Anticbita .di Bomai I'ivoli, Foz^uolo et.|dtii X>uocb^, 
'o^A&n^^to.WptateSy ^ Mdrco Sadelerfeiit'' half hoytf^, 'its \^ tb. 1660 

4745 BOME.— Vedi^e ijjitiche . e IVtoden^e le piij. interessaniti A^lia Citta di Boma 
•'4to. 100 plates, sewed, 3^ ' " " ' ' ' .. ' ' •- ' id. l8— 

474j5 BOMAN" DIALECTi-ir Maggio Bomanesco ' oliero fl Palio Ooiiquistato 
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4747 BOMAN de Boberte le Diable en Vei's du XIII* Sieclie puMife pour 'la pre- 
> < miere foils par Trebatien/^toid^A^^K^^fin 

cuts, only 130 copies, sewed, 15* '' ' >. ' / v >. . I^etria, 1837 

4748 BOMAN de la Yiolett^* ou.de jQeiWTd.'NQT^irs^ai'jTemdu XIII. Si^cle par 
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4875 SANNAZARO, Arcadia^ da Lodovico Dolce» 12mo. beautiful, copy in calf 

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4948 SCOTT'S (Sir W.) NwfeUi and ' Tales— Pirate to Quentin Durward, 7 vols. 

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4949 SCOTT'S (Sir W.) Marmion, 8vo; 50 beautiful engravings, eloth, 7«'6^/(pub. 

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4950 SCOTT'S (Sir Walter) Poeticd Works, 12 vols. 12mo. bds. I6s 1820 

4951 SCOTT'S Lay of the Last Minstrel, 8vo. half calf, 2s 1806 

4952 SCOTT'S Minstrelsy of the Scottish Bord», 3 vols. 8vo. calf, marbled leaves, 

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Q 2 




228 JOHN BUSSBLL SMITH's CATALOOVS 

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5034 SHAKESPEARE. Concordance to Shakespeare, suited to all Editions, to 

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5035 SHAKESPEARE. Passages selected by distinguished personages on the 

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5063 THE SHAKSPEARE SOCIETY'S PAPERS, being a .Miscellany of Con- 

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233 JOHN MB6SLL 8HITH'» CATALOWS 

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5159 SLIGHT'S History of Portstnouth, Portsea, Landport, Southsea, arid Gos- 

port, 8vo. bds, 4s 

5160 SLINGSBY'S (Sir Henry) Memoirs, written during the Great Civil War, 

royal 8vo. port, neat, 5s . 1806 

5161 SLOANE. — ^Evans' Art of Blazon, 8vo. Parts I. and II. (all yet (mt), plates, 

6s . •. . 1847-8 

5162 SMALLBROOKE'S (Bp.) Defence of Christianity from the Prophecies, 8vo. 

neat, 3s . 1725 

5163 SMEATON'S (John), Historical Report on Ramsgate Harbour, 8vo. 2 plates, 

sewed, 2s . 1791 

5164 SMELLIE'S (Dr. W.) Philosophy of Natural History, 2 vols. 4to. fine 

copy, calf extra ^ marbled leaves^ \2s . 1790 

5165 SMIRKE'S Case of Vice against Thomas, determined before the Lord War- 

den of the Stannaries of Cornwall, with a Collection of Records and Docu- 
ments, illustrating the Early History of the Tin Mines in Cornwali> 8vo. 
cloth, 4«^«? • _ « ; 1843 




236 JOHK BtSBBLL SMITH'S OATALOGVB 

5166 SMITH'S Weidth of Natioiis, 3 vols. Svo. very tteaiy 4« 1793 

5167 SMITH'S (Dr. A.) Peru as it is, during a Residence of Ten Years, 2 vols. 

post 8vo. bds. 4s (pub. at £1. U) . 1839 

5168 SMITH'S (Rev. Ghajrles Lesingham) Poetieal Works, 8vo. cloth, 29 6d 1844 

5169 SMITH'S (G. J.) Autographs of Royal, Noble, Learned, and Remarkable 

Personages in English History, ^m Kichard II. to Charles II., with biogra- 
phies by J. G. iNichols, royal 4to. plates on tinted paper, cloth bds. ^1. 
(pub. at^. 4«) . 1829 

5170 SMITH'S (C. Roach) Collectanea Antiqua. Etchings of Ancient Remains, 

illustrative of the Habits, Customs, and History of Ptot Ages, Svo. Parts 9' 
and 10, 2«6c^each 

5171 SMITH'S (Geo.) Religion of Ancient Britain to the time of the Conquest, 

thickpost Svo. cloth, 5s . 1844 

5172 SMITH'S (Geo. of Kendal) Compleat Body of Distilling, Svo. neat, 7s 1738 

5173 SMITH'S (H. S.) Register of Parliamentaiy Contested Elections from Geo. I. 

with the numbers poUed by each Candidate, 12mo. cloth, 2s 1842 

5174 SMITH'S (Rev. J. B.) Compendium of Theology, post 8vo. bds. 6s 1836 

5175 SMITH (J. J.) Numismata Collegii de Gronvile et Caius nuper J. Burrough 

et J. Smith, 4to. 5s . 1846 

5176 SMITH'S (Sir J. E.) Introduction to Botany, by Macgiffivray, post Svo. 

plates, cloth, 3s . 1836 

5177 SMYTH'S (J. F. D.) Tour through the United States, with Anecdotes of 

several members of Congress, and Description of the Indian Nations, 2 vols. 
Svo. neat, 6s . 1784 

5178 SMITH'S (J. H.) Authentic Narrative of the Causes which led to the Death 

of Mf^r Andre in North America, Svo. calf, 3s 6d — ^Another, in boards, 3s 

1808 

SMITH'S (J. R.) Bibliographical List of all the Works which have been 

published towards illustrating the Provincial Dialects of England, post Svo. 

1* . . . 1839 

''Very semoeable to such as prosecate the stady of our provincial dJalect, or are ooDectiiig 

works on that cazioas subject. We very cordially recommend it to notice. ''-^Ife/rojioit^m* 

5180 SMITH'S (J. T., late Keeper of the Prints in the Bntish Museum) Cries of 

London, exhibiting several of the Itinerant Traders of Ancient and Modem 
Times, 30 Jlne plates, with Descriptions by Nichols, 4to. bds, lOs 6d (pub. 
9Lt£l.ns6d) . . 1839 

5181 SMITH'S (J. T.) Book for a Rainy Day, post Svo. cloth, 6s 1845 

5182 SMITH'S (Matthew) Memoirs of Secret Service, 1699--Remarks upon the 

Duke of Shrewsbury's Letter to the House of Lords concerning Capt. Smith, 
with a Vindication of his Sendees, with a list of those Persons to whom 
Warrants were granted to stay in England {adherents of James IL) 1700 — 
Reply to a Scandalous Libel intituled, a Modest Answer to Capt. Smith's 
Memoirs of Secret Service, 1700 — in 1 vol. Svo. very neat, 3s 6d — • 

5183 SMITH'S (P. B.) Excursions round the South-Eastern Coast of England, 

12mo. bds. 2s . . 1834 

5184 SMITH'S (Dr. Sam. Stanhope, President of the College, New Jersey) ^r- 

mans, Syo, calf neat, 2s . . 1801 

5185 SMITH'S (Sydney) Sermons, 2 vols. Svo. cloth, 5s 1809 

5186 SMITH'S (Theyre J.) Hulsean Lectures for 1840, Svo. cloth, as good as new, 

3s 6d . . 1841 

5187 SMITH (Thoma) de Grsecee EcclesiaD Hodiemo Statu Epistola, Svo. neat, 3s 

1678 

5188 SMITH'S (Thos.) Topographical Account of the Parish of St. Marylebone. 

Svo. cloth, 3s 6d . . 1833 

5189 SMITH'S (T. J.) Discovery of America by the Northmen in the Xth Century, 

post Svo. plates, second edition, cloth (a very interesting tplume,) 3s 6d 

1842 




OF GffOtOS^ VBSFITt^ AND CGSlOt78 BOOKS. 237 

5190 SMITH'S (Dr. W.) Nature Studied, with a View to preserve md restore 

Hesith, &V0. neat, Ss • . 1774 

5191 SMITH'S (W. the Father of English Geologj/) Stratigraphical System of 

Organised Fossils, with reference to * the Specimens in the British Museum, 
royal4to. 6* . . . 1817 

5192 SMITH'S (W.) Strata identified hy Organised FossUs, 4to. parts 1 and 2, 

coloured plates, Ss 

5193 SMITH'S (W.) Discourse on Ethics of the School of Paley, 8vo. cloth, 2« 

1839 

5194 SMITH'S (W.) Natural History of Nevis and the rest of the Charibee 

Islands, 8vo. neat, SsSd . . 1745 

5195 SMITH (W.) on Water Meadows and Draining and Irrigating Peat Bogs, 

8vo. platee, half calf, 28 . . 1806 

5196 SMITH'S (Dr. W.) Discourses on Public Occasions in America, with a letter 

on General Braddoek's Defeat and the Origin of the College and Academy of 
Philadelphia, 8vo. new, half calf gilt, 5« . 1 762 

5197 SMITH'S Literm de re Numnuiria, in opposition to the common opinion 

that the Denarii Bomani were never larger than seven in «a ounce, 8vo. neat, 
3* . . 1729 

5198 SMITH of Demerara. Export of the Trial of the Bev. J. Smith, Missionary 

in Demerara, 8vo. 6^«. 2« . . . 1824 

5199 SMITH and Dwight's Missionary Researches in Armenia, and Visit to the 

Nestorian and Chaldean Christians, 8vo. large map, cloth, 4« 6d 1834 

6200 SMYTH'S (Capt. W. H.) Descriptive Catalogue of a Cabinet of Roman Im- 
perial Large Brass Medals, 4to, pbivately printed, bde. ^1. 4« 

Bedford, 1834 

5201 SMYTH'S (Capt. W. H.) Nautical Observations on the Port and Maritune 

Vicinity of Cardiff, with Remarks on the Taff Yale Railway, and the Com--^' 
merce of Glamorganshire, 8vo. 2 charts, pbivately pbiktbd, cloth, 2s 

Cardiff, 1840 

5202 SMYTH'S Present State of the Island of Sardinia, %vo. fine plates. Ids. 6s 1828 

5203 SMYTH'S (Sjrdney) Three Letters to Archdeacon Singleton on the Ecclesi- 

astical Commission — on the Ballot, in 1 vol. 8vo. half calf, 3s 6d 1837 

5204 SMYTH'S (G. L.) Biographical Illustrations of Westminster Abbey and St. 

Paul's, complete in 2 parts, royal 8vo. sewed, 3s 6d 1843 

5205 SMYTHE. The Assertion and Defence of the Sacramente of the Aulter, com- 

pyled and made by Mayster Smythe, doctour of divinitie, and reader of the 
Kynges Maiesties lesson in his grace's universide of Oxforde, 12mo. black 
LETTEB (imperfect in the "Exhortation to the reader," ending before leaf 
257), very neat, \{^s 6d • . 1546 

5206 SMITHO (Thoma, S.T.P.) Vitae quorundftm Eruditissimorum et Hlustrium 

Virorum, 4to. neat and clean, 6« . 1677 

Comprising the li^es of Abp. Usher, with fine portrait^ Bp. Cosin, H. Briggs the Geo- 
metrician, J. Bainbridge the Astronomer, J. Gravius, P. and J. Junius, and Dr. John Dee. 

5207 SMITHER'S Observations on the Netherlands, with Origmal Anecdotes of the 

Battle of Waterloo, 8vo. etchings, half calf, 3s Brussels, N. d. 

5208 SMITHURST'S (Benj.) Britain's Glory and England's Bravery, wherein is 

shewed the Degrees of Honor from the Prince tp the Peasant, 12mo. 3s 1689 

5209 SMOLLET'S Adventures of Peregrine Pickle, 4 vols. 12mo. verg nice copy, 

old calf, 6s 6d . . . 1779 

5210 SNELLING on the Coinage, viz.— I. View of the Silver Coinage, 1762— 

II. Gold Coinage, 1763 — ^III. Copper Coinage, 1762^IV. Coins struck by 
English Princes in France, East India Company, Isle of Man, &c. 1 769 — 
Y. on Jettons and Counters, 1769— in 1 vol. 4to. many plates, ▲ pike copy 
in calf, £4, . . v. Y. 




^1 1 SNELLINO'S Boetrifie of Gold aad SSTer CofapoUtipiis, Sro; J)IalM, meAt^ 

.5* .. . : 1766 

6212. SNELLING'S, View of theSlher CoiAs'of £iiglancl,,roy9l4to. xoitk^mgtatmgs 

ef several htmdred apeeme/Mt ha^fbmMd^ {u Uttle stained) 79 1762 

5218 SNELLIN.G'S View of the Coins at this time current thcoughottt Europe. 

k;ojitaining near 300 on 25 copper plates^ 12tnp. hda^. 3s 6d 1766 

5214 SNELLING'S Thirty-three Plates of Enghsh Medals, 4to. Aalfeal/,69 1776 
5215..SN£LLING'IS Seventy-one Plates of Gold and Silver Coin^ with their we^t, 

fineness, and value, royal 8vo. btis. 6s 6d ■■ 

5216 SNODGBASS'S (Maj6f) Narrative of the BunneBe War, 8vo. map, ^c. bds. 

4s M . ■ . . , 1827 

^217 SNOW'S (Roht.) Memorials of a Tour :on the Continent, \tk Vense and Prose, 

with Miscellaneous Poems, post 8vo. cloth, 3« Pickmng, 1845 

5218 SNOWDEN'S Aineidcan Hevolation, written in Sctipturid Stjrle-^The Co- 

. lumhiad, or> a Pocim on the Amenicfin War> in 13 Cant^s^ 12iiio. half calf^ 

4s 6d . * .. . : BaUimore, n. d. 

^219 SOAMES' Anglo-Saxon Church, its Histoi^, Revenaea> and G^neital Ch^trac- 

ter, .%Y/>, elot/^ last edition, ^ ^> • , 1838 

5220 SOANE'S (Sir John) Sketches in Architecture, comprising Plans and Eleva- 

tions of Cottages, ViUasi Sici l^th :PadEyn8 on JLaadsiBape GairdieniDig, folio, 
many plates, half calf, vncut, Qs . ' • 1793 

5221 SOANE'S MUSEUM. Description of the House aad Museum )of ^ Jphn 

Soane, in loncoln's Inn Fields, described by himsdf, royal 4 to, pbivatbly 
l^jaCifBJiJ}, many plates, calf, very neat, 15« 1832 

5222 SOCIETIES. Account of the Literary. Fund Institution, with tarious Be- 
. ports and Addresses — Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries at Copenhagen — 

Charter of the Astronomical Society-^ Jordan* s Plan of a National Afiseciation 
,£oT the.EncouJragemf&nt and Protection of Authons, 1839— Oxford Gothic 
An^hitecture Society -- Institutes and Proceedings .of the Numismalio Society, 
• .' plates^ in 1 vol. 8vo. half calf, 3s 

5223 SOCBATISa Antisthenis, et aliorum Sooraticorum Epistolae. Leo AUatius 

> > hactenus.n<m edxtus vulgavit; Latin^ vertit, et Dialogum de Scriptis Socratds 

prse&dt, 4to. scojf'ce, 3s 6d . -. Paris, 1637 

^^24 SODEJlINl. — Vita die Piero Sodermi, Gonfaloniere perpetuo della Bepublica 

Fiorentina, scritta dall Abbate D. Silv. Bazzi, 4to. plates, vellum, 4s 1736 

5225 §OJLDAT (Le) Suqdois^ ou Histoire veritable de ce qui s'est passe, depuis la 

venue du Roy de Suede ^u Allemagne iusques k sa mdrt, 12mo. vellum 

tprapper, 5« « . . .. . - Rouen, 1634 

^226 SOLLEYSELL'S Compleat Horseman, discovering the Surest Marks of the 

Beauty, Goodness, Faults, and Imperfections of Horses, made English by 

Sir W. Hope) Gov. of Edinburgh Castle, folio, curious plates, very neat, 

lOsGd . . 1717 

5227 SOLLY'S Syllabus of Logic, in which the Views of Kant are generally 

adopted, 8vo. bds. 3s . . 1839 

5228 SOMERS (Lord.) Debate at Large between the Lords and Commons, held 

in the Painted Chamber, relating to the word Abdicated and the Vacancy of 
the Throne, 12mo. port, ofLordSomers inserted, very neat, 3s 6d 1695 

5229 SOMEBSET DIALECT. A Cdllectidn of Fugitive Pieces in the Dialect of 

Zummerzet, edited by J. O. HallIwbll, post 8vo. only 50 printed, 2s 

5230 SOMNEB^S Tl-eatise on Gavelkind^ both name and thing, 4to. fine coft, in 
' brown calf, 6s . . , 1660 

52^31 SOMNEB'S Treatise on Gavelkind, both name and thmg, with Life by Bp. 

Kennett, 4to. ^est edition, neat and clean, 9s 1 726 

5^2 SOMNEB'S Treatise oi^ the Roman Ports and Forts in Kent, with Life, 

> edited hy Birome, 13x00.. pertrait hy^Burghan, neat, 4s 6d^^alfcalf, 3s 6d 

Ox/. 1693 



OP CHOICE, rs^FUL, Al^D CCRIOTTS BOOKS. ^39 

5233'8aS«I>RE!Rl^et ife FreSnc, MHus CsedaHs PoTtiis Iccius ffluktratus, 12mo. 
toith. matp of the ojpfposiie coasts of Fr'ahce antjl' Kent, and portrait of Somner, 
keat,^3s6(f . . ; . * 1704 

5234 SOMEBVILLE (W. C) on the Causes and Conseqitehces of the Trench Re- 
• rolntioiifSvo, very n^dt, 3s 6d Battimore, IS22 

5235 SOMERVILLE'S (Dr. Thos.) Sermons, 8vo. bds. 2a 6d Edinb. 1813 
5^e SOMERVILLE'S Chace, a Poem, \2vciO, plates , very neat copy, 2s 1767 
•5237 SOMBRVILLE'S ' Hobbinol, Fiel^ Sports and the Bpwling Green, Ato.fine 

woodcuts by Nesbit and Thurston, half calf As iid 1813 

5238 'SOT!»fNEtS (The) of Shakespeare and Milton, 12mo. cloth, 2s Moxon, 1830 
5^39 SONGS and Carols from a MS. in the British Museum, square 18lno. black 

LETTER, half morocco^ uncut, 6* Pickering, 1836 

5240 SONGS. Musical Miscellany, or the Delightful Grove, being a Collection of 

English and Spotch Sopgs, .with Music by the best Masters^ 6 vql^., in 3, 
gquai*e'8T0. complete, neat, scarce, £\.' As about 1750 

5241 SONGS (The) ;0f England and Scotland^ 2 Yqls.'12mo.f?orf«. and mgtieftiss, 

{an elegant ^election, edited byi P. Cunningham) cloth, 6s . 1 835 

5242 SONGS of Scotland, Ancieht.and Modem, with an iati^duction^ a^d Notes, 
, . Historical ana,G^iticaJ, by Allan Cunningham, 4vDls«,post.8vo. bdsi scarce, 

l6s ' .' • ■ '' '■ ...',•■. ^. '. . ' 1825 

5243 .SONGS. The jLondon Songs|«r, or Polite. Musical Companion, coo^aining 

544 of the newest Songs, Catches, &c. ISmo^neaf, 2s 1784 

5244 )SONGS. The Catl^y , a Collection of Songs sung by Miss Catley and others, 

l2mo. 2s . , . JDtublin, 

5245 SONGS. The Goldfinch, . Joyial Companion, Vocal Harmony,^ Young Men 

and Maids' Delight, and other Garlaijids, in 1 vol. 8vo. extra bds. .2s 6d, 

5246 songs! The Banquet of Thalia, 12mo.' very neat, 2s 6d "' about 1800 

5247 SONGS. The J^us^s' fldidayi or Polite SoDgstjBC, l?i?io. neat, 3« 6c? 

Lond, W. Reeve, about 1750 

5248 SONGS. Vocal Music, or the 'Songster's Companion, a choice collection of 
• ' Songs, Cantatas, with the Music prefixed, 12tno. neat, 3s ' (a^out 1750) 
52W SONGS. The Hive, a Collection of the tabst celebrated Songs, 3 vols. 12mo. 

• . /• . neat and eieaai, a scitrce eollectum, lOs.dd 1726 

5(260 SONGS. The Crotchet, or the Songster and Toast Master's Companion, 

12mo. cloth, ls6d . ' 1847 

5261 SONNERAT, Voyage ate Indes Orietntales et a la Chine, 2 Vols. Ato. full of 

'fine plates of Natural History, - Costumes, and Antiquities, Fine copy in 

' . talf.\Ss / . \ ' ' . • . 1782 

5252^ SOP WITH' S Award of the Dean Forest Mining Commissioners as to the 

. ' Coal and Iron Minea* in her "Majeslty's Forest of Dean, 8 vo. map,' chtk, 49 

.'■••' : 1841 

5253. SOTHJEBY^S Observations On the Handwriting of Melancthon and LutW,. 
illustrated with 33 plates of. Facsimiles, with descriptions^ folio, elegant in 
half morocco, gilt top 1 £lf 1 5s . * 1839 

5234 SOTHEBY'S (W.) Constance de Castile, a Poem, 4to. new, half calf 2s 1810 

5255 SOUCIET, Dissertations sur les Medailles de Pythodoris, . et I'Histoire 

Chronologique des Rois dil Bosphore Cimmerien, 4 to. neat, 3s Par. 1737 

5256 SOULES' Histoire des Trouhles de PAmerique Auglaise, ecrite sur lea 

Memoires les plus authentiqueS, 3 vols. 8vo. sewed,' (no maps,) 3s 6d 

' ' ' • • Paris, 1787 

5^57 .SOUS A (Antonii de Macedo) Luisitania Liheratu ah injusto QastelWoruia 

dominis restituta Reg. Joanni IV. folio, frontispiece and plates by DroesAout, 

clean copy, in vellum, rare, £\. 4s , . fiOfid. 1645 

5258 SOUSA (Jo. Mellii., De) In Librum Job Paraphrasis poetica, 12mo, vellum, 
2s . . Lugd. Bat, 1615 



240 JOHN &U88SLL SHXTH's, G^TALOGTO 

2559 SOUTH SEA BUBBLE and the Numerous Fnndulent Prqwftfrto whi<^ it 

gave rise in 1720, 12mo. two curious caricatures. Ids, 2s 1825 

5260 SOUTH-EASTERN BAILWAY. Plans and Sections of the proposed 

Railways from the London and Greenwich Rail to ipin the Sonth-Eastem at 
Chilhami with branches to Sheemess and Fayersham, imp. 4to« 87 sheets, 
sewed, uupublished, 1 5s 

5261 MAPS^ Plans and Sections of the intended London^ Chatham and 

. North Kent Railway, from London to Canterbury, with branches^ 2 yols. imp. 

4to. half bound, unpublished, ^1. 1« 

5262 SOUTHOUSE'S Monasticon Favershamiense, or a Suryey of the Monastery 

of Fayersham in Kent, 12mo. frontispiece, very nice copy in brown calf 9s 

1671 

5263 SOUTHEY'S (Robt.) History of the Penbsular War, 3 yols. 4to. complete, 

bds. £2. 2s . . 1823-32 

5264 SOUTHEY'S (Robt.) Oliyer Newman, a New England Tale, 12mo. cloth, 2s 6d 

1845 

5265 SOUTHEY'S (Capt. T. brother to the Poet Laureate) Chronological History 

of th e West Indies, 3 yols. 8yo. bds. lOs (pub. at £2. I0«) 1827 

5266 SOUTHWELL'S (Robt.) Prose Works, containing Mary Magdalen's Funeral 

Tears ; the Triumphs oyer Death, and an Epistle of Comfort, 1593, edited 
by Walter, 12mo. bds. 2s 6d . 1828 

5267 SOWERBY'S Catalogue of the Earl of Tankeryille's Collection of Shells, 8yo. 

coloured plates, bds. scarce, 7s 6d . 1825 

5268 SPADON (N.) Studio di Curiosita nel quale si tratta di Fisonomia, Chiro- 

mantia, Metoposcopia, 18mo. half calf, 3s Venet. 1667 

5269 SPAIN. Interesses de Inglaterra mal entendidos en la Guerra presente con 

Espana, 4to. vellum wrapper, 7s 6d . En Mexico, 1728 

SPALDING CLUB PUBLICATIONS. 

5270 — GORDON'S (Jas. Parson of Rothiemay) History of Soots AffUis, 1637 

to 1741, 2 yols. 4to. cloth, \2s . 1841 

5271 — MISCELLANY of the Spalding Club, 2 thick yols. 4to. cloth, 28« 1841-2 

Comprising the Straloch Papersi Trials for Witeheraft, Diaries of Eminetit Men, Dr. W. ' 
Barclay's Vertues of Tobacco* Highlaad Army's March in 1745*6, Chronicle of Aberdeen, 
Monymnsk and Pittodrie Papers, &c. &c. 

5272 — DESCRIPTION of both Towns of Aberdeen by theOev. Jas. Gordon, 

1660, with a Selection of the: Charters of ih& Burg^, edited bj Cosmo 
Innes, 4to. vety curious copies of old plans and views, seeds, ^e. cloth, 9s 

1842 

5273 — FRAGMENT of a Memoir of Field Marshal James Keith, written by hhn- 

self, 1714-1734, edited by T. Constable, 4to. cloth, 7s 1843 

5274 — EXTRACTS from the Presbytery Book of Strathbogie, 1631 to 1654, 4to. 

cloth, 9s . . 1843 

5275 — A BRIEFFE Narration of the Services done to thre^ Noble Ladyes by 

Gilbert Blakhal, Priest of the Scot's Mission in France, 1631-49, edited by 
J.Stuart, 4to. a curious volume, cloth, I2s 1844 

5276 — GORDON'S (Pat. of Ruthven) Short Abridgment of Britaiae's Distem- 

per, 1639 to 1649, 4to. cloth, 9s 6d . 1844 

5277 — SELECTION from the Records of the Kirk Session, Presbytery and 

Synod of Aberdeen, 4to. cloth, \0s 6d . 1846 



5278 SPANHEMII (F.) Dissertationum Historici Argumenti Quaternio. I. De 
temere credita Patri in urbem Romani profectione. II. De iEraconversionis 
Paulinae. III. De Apostolatu et Apostolis. IV. De -^qualitate Veterum 
Metropoledn cum Romana, 12mo. vellum, neat, 5* Leyden, 1679 



OF CHOIOX) :¥SEVtrZ.« AND CtHklOUS iBOOKS. i4l 

527d S^PANI&H AMUSEMENTS, or tUe Adi^tnveB of Hiat celebMted^^Coi^tezto 

: ' Seniora Rufini, called the Pole Oat of Seville, 12md. 3» K' Cwril, 1 727 

53S0 SPANISH POETRY. Los doze Trlumphos de lo& doze Apostoka, fechos 

por el- Cartnxauo^ Poema Heroica Chriflliand (delHomera y D'cMte Es^ 

panol) por Riego, Canonigo de Oviedo, 4to. two facsimiles, bds, 3« 1841 

•Priyatttly printed by the JSditor &om the imique copy in the British Museum. 

528 1 SPANISH POETRY. Coleccion de Poesias Castellanas anteriores al Siglo XV. 
. iluatradacopnotasporT. A. 3anphez, 4 vols. 8vo. cloth lettenedt l^^ M^, 17S^9 

5282 SPANISH POETRY.'. Flcp-esto dp Rimas Modemas Castellanas lecdgidas y 
; ordenadas por Ferd. Jose Wolf de ^iblioteca Imp, de Vienna, 2 vols. 8vo. 

sBwe4»6s'< . ./ . . . •. / . P(iri>> 1837, 

5283 SPARROW'S (^.) Jl^tional^ upon the Book of Common Pf^yier,, 12mo. 
/ront. neat, 4s . . . > 1668 

5284 SPECIMENS of Qoxni^h Prqvindal Dialect, colle<?ted and arfane^d bjf .Ujqds 

Jan Treenoodle, with some Introduciory Remarks and a Qlossary^ by an 
Antiquf^rian Friend, alsp a Selecdo^^ of Songs ,aad other Pieces ooi^eal^ ivjtii. 
. Cornwall, post8vo. tuith curious portrait of Dolly Pentreath, cloth. As 1846 

5285 SPEJgO'S (John) Histqrie' of Great Britmn. under the Conquest^ i^ the Stor. 
- ; mans, Saxons, Danes, and Normans, ihic]c folioi jpor^, ^f Speedy [wants the 

last leafuflMes^ 9ery nsatin. russioy ^U 6« ; . 163{f. 

5286 St'EED.'S (John) Enjiaiid, .WiiJes, Sco^bMid^ and Irdand,. descarijbed and 
. abridged with. ye Historic Relation of things worthy of memory,, from a farr 

larg^ TolumOj oblong l,2mo« mof^i^ good cojpy, very neat, B4B(Ey, 9s ■, 1^66: 
'"^ At the end is bound ** A ^ospect of the most famous Parts of the World, .1668,," illustrated 
with many nuras.. • ■ • ^ . 

5287 SPEKE'S (Hiigh) Secret History of the Revolution of 1688, 8vo.^e<i^ rare, 

.5* . Printed for the Author, \7\b 

.It contains some very strange disclosures. 

5"^%^ SPENCERS Anecdotes 6f Books and Men, edited by Singer, imperial 4t6. 
LARGEST pa:Pee, ^nw^ec? on thi4 siTC fo¥ thejgiwrpose of illustrating, hoards, 
scarce. £\. 5s . ' * . 1820 

5289 SPENCE'S. Observations, ^^iiecdotes, ^ and Characters of Books and Mei^^ 

e^te d bV Malone, postSvoi 6d!*, 4s — Another, n^ half calf, 5s' ' 1820 

5290 SPElHlJtiRrS Travels in the We^em C^casras,.2>pls. 8vo; plates^ cloth, 7s 6d 

5291 SPENCER'S Travels in Circas^, Krim Tartary, &c. 2 vols. Bvo/ plates. oM 

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5639 TOUR in Quest of Genealogy, through several parts of Wales, Somersetshire 

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5640 TOURNEFORT'S Voyage into the Levant, 3 vols. 8vo. many plates, calf, 

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5641 TOWER'S Observations on *' Hume's History of England," 8vo. very neat, 

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5643 TOWNLEY'S (Jas.) Biblical Anecdotes, 12mo. bds. 2s 6d 1813 

5644 T0WNSEND:S (F. the Herald) Calendar of Knights, containing Lists of 

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5645 TOWNSEND'S (Rev. Geo.) Old Testament, arranged in Historical and Chro- 

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5646 TOWNSENI>'S (Rev* J.) Character of Moses as an Historian, recording 

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/ 



258 lOHN BUBSSLL shith's cataloooi: 

5654 TRANSACTIONS of the Royal Society of Literature, Vol. II. (just out); 

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5657 TRAVIS'S Letters to Gibbon, (or the Controverted Passage, 1 John v. 7.) 

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' ■"■■'■' '■- " Seidell }6q2 




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5677 TROUTBECK'S Surrey of the Scilly Islands, 8vo. neat, 3« 

5678 TROY.— Chandler's History of Ilium or Troy, 4to. map, boarda, 2» 6rf 1802 

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5685 TUCKFIELD'S (Mrs. Hippisley) Education for the People, 12mo. elotk, 2a 

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5686 TUDQR» a Prince of Wales, an Historical Novel (d» the Duie of Monmouth)^ 

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260 lOUH BV8BELL SMTni'S CATAI,U6VM 

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OF CHOIGB, USEFUL, ANI> CURIOUS BOOKS. 261 

5715 ULMI(Marci Ant. Pativint) Physiologia Barbae HumanfiB, folio, veUuMy {a 

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5717 UNANUE (Dr.) Observaciones sobre el clima de Lima y sus infiuencias en 

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5718 UNEDITED Antiquities of Attica, comprising the Architectural Remains of 

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5719 UNICORNS. Monscerologia seu de Genuinis Unicornibus dissertatio, scripta 

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Bacecurgi, 1676 

5720 UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modern, 60 vols. 8vo. complete, 

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Consult the volumes of the Universal History, where you will find, either in the text or 
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Lectures on Modem History, 

5721 URBANE REGIUS'8 Sermon which Christ made on his way to Emmaus 

to those two sorrowful disciples translated by W. Hilton, with recommenda- 
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Lond, John Daye, 1578 

5722 URE'S (David) History of Rutherglen and East Kilbride, Svo, plates, chiefly 

of natural history^ bds, 4s . Glasgow, 1 793 

5723 URQUHART'S Commentaries on Classical Learning, 8vo. neat, 2s 1803 

5724 URQUHART'S Evils of Impressment for the Navy, 8vo. bds. 2s 1816 

5725 URSINI (J. H.) Arboretum Biblicum cum continuatione et Sylva Theologise 

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5726 URSINUS (Zach.) Summe of the Christian Religion, translated by Dr. 

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5727 USSERIO (Abp.) Gravissimee Questionis de Christianarum Ecclesianim 

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5728 USSERIO (Jac. Archiep.) Britannicarum Ecclesiarum Antiquitates, et Pri- 

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very neat, rare, 12* . 1659 

5729 USHER'S (Abp.) Method for Meditation, or a Manuall of Divine Duties, 

fit for every Christian's Practice, 1 2mo. curious portrait, very neat, 6« ^d 

1657 

ALLANCEY'S (Col.) Prospectus of a Dictionary of the Aire Coti, 
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5731 VALLiE (Laurent.) de Linguae Latinse Elegantia, 12mo. 
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5733 VALDESSOS (John) Divine Considerations, \2mo, neat, (wants a leaf ) a 

rare little volume, 5s . Cambridge, 1646 

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precedes the book. 

5734 VALENTIA'S (Lord) Voyages and Travels to India, the Red Sea, Abyssinia 

and Egypt, 3 vols, royal 4to. large paper, Q3 plates, fine iinpressions, half 
red morocco extruy gilt tops, £2. 2s . 1809 




262 JOHN BUSSELL BMITEt^S CATAlOOUS 

5735 VALENTINE BOOKS, A Collection of Five, in 1 vol. 12mo.nw, half calf, 

AsM . . 1798-1805 

5736 VALENTINE AND ORSON. Historia dei due noblissimi et Valorosi 

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5737 VALERII Maximi ad optimas editiones collati, accedunt Julii Obseqnentis 

libro de Prodigiis cnm supplementis Conrad Lycostbenis, 2 vols. 8vo. hds, 6s 

Bipont. 1806 

5738 VALERIUS Maximas> cum Notis variorum a Thysii, 8vo. best edition, in 

russia, 48 6d . . J^* Bat 1651 

5739 VALERII Catonis Carmina cura, J. A. Giles, LL.D. 8vo. extra hds. only 

100 printed, 58 . 1838 

5740 VALERIUS Maximus, ad exemplar Aldi, small 4to. extra cloth, Ss 6d 

Argent, 1514 
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5741 VALERY, Curiosities et Anecdotes Italiennes, 8vo. cloth, 4* 1842 

5742 VALPY'S Elegantiae Latinse, 12mo. cloth, 2« , 1837 

5743 VACUUM. An Essay concerning a Vacuum, wberein is endeavoured to be 

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5744 VAILLANT (J. A.) La Romaine, ou Histoire, Langue, Litterature, Oro- 

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5745 VAILLANT (J. Foy) Numismatorum Augustarum et Ceesarum a Populis, 

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5746 VAILLANT (J. Foy) Numismata iBrea Impp. Augufitarum et Csesarum in 

Coloniis, Municipiis et Urbius, etc. percussa, 2 vols, folio, many cuts, very 

heat, I6s . . Amst. 1688 

A work of great erudition, and indispensable to the student of the coins struck by the 
Romans in their numerous Colonies. 

5747 VAILLANT, Seleucidarum Imperium, sive Historia R^um^ Syrise ad fidem 

Numismatum accommodata, 4to. cuts, neat, Ss 6d 1681 

5748 VAILLANT, Second Voyage dans Tlnterieur de TAfrique, 2 vols. 4to. 

plates, sewed, 5s . 1786 

5749 VAIL, Notice sur les Indiens de TAmerique du Nord, 8vo. 4 coloured plates, 

and map of the Indian tribes, sewed, 5s 6d . 1840 

5750 VAIL, de la Litterature et des Hommes de Lettres des Etats-^Unb d*Am6- 

rique, 8vo. sewed, 6s . 1841 

5751 VAINES (Dom. de) Dictionnaire de Diplomatique, 2 vols. 8vo. numerous 

plates of ancient writings, very scarce, £l. As Paris, 177 A 

5752 VAN BRAAM'S Account of tbe Embassy to Cbina by the Dutch East India 

Company, 2 vols, in I, 8vo, neat, 3« , 1798 

5753 VAN HASSELT, Essai sur I'Histoire delaPoesie Francaise en Belgique^ 4to. 

sewed, 7s 6d . .. 1838 

5754 VAN WORRELL'S Tableau of the Dutch and Flemish Painters of the Old 

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5755 VANDERHAER (Floris) Chastelains de Lille, leur Ancien Estat, Office et 

Famille, I'Estate des Contes de Flandres, &c. 4to. genealogical tables, green 
morocco, gilt leaves, I8s . Lille, 1611 

5756 VANIERII, Prsedium Rusticum, Carmine, 12mo. neat, 2s 1742 

5757 VANSITTART'S (H.) Narrative of the Transactions in Bengal during his 

Administration, 3 vols, royal 8vo» neat, 5s . 1676 



OF GHOIGX, UBSFUl) AKD CinUOUa BOOKS. 263 

5756 VAHIA. / Dd Droict de Vd^te des Archdiacres touchant la procuration^ en 
vivres et pension* en argent, 12o«6n, 1628 — Etc vis panegyrica narratio Beatas 
Memorise R.A.P.F. Sebastiani Michselis Mis^entis, par P. Coliard, Paris, 
162r--^-Questions et Responses sur Tindolt accord^ en faveur des Officers de 
la Coar de Parliament die Paris, pour reniedier aux abus qui se commettent 
par iceluy, 1626 — ^Les College des Sainctes exercises ou est donne le Moyen 
Unique, Fans, 1625 — dn 1 vol. 8vo. calf, 78 6d 

675d VAUCIENNES Memoires.sur I'Origine des Guerres qui traraillent T Europe 
depms «inqaante ans^ 2 vols. ISmo. ffreen morocco, gilt leaves, 3« 

Cologne, 1678 

5760 VAUDONCOURTS Memdrs of the Ionian Islands, by Walton, 8vo. calf 

extra, 3« . . " . 1816 

5761 VAUGHAN'S (Tho. Eugenius Philalethes) Lumen de Lumine, or a New 

Magicall Light discovered and cotnmunicated to the World — ^The Second 

Wash, or the Moore scour' d once more, being a charitable Cure for the Dis- 

' tractions WjAlazonomastix (Henry More) in 1 vol. 12mo. new, half calf, 

7s ^d " ' . . . 1651 

5762 VAUGHAN'S Magia Adamica, or the Antiquities of Magic, and the descent 

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Cselam Terrse, or the Magician's heavenly Chaos -^Man-mouse taken in a 
trap, and tortured to death for gnawing the. margins of Eugenis Philalethes, 
12mo. neat, 6s 6d . . 1650 

5763 VAUGHAN'S Brief Natural History, intermixed With variety of Philosophical 

Discourses and Refutations of Vulgar Errors, 12mo. neat, 3s 6d 1669 

5764 VAUGHAN'S (H. Silurist) Olor Iscanus^ a Collection of some select Poems, 

with the translations following, " The Benefit we may get from our Enemies," 
*^ Diseases of the Mind and Body," " The Happmess of a Country Life," 
12mo. venf neat, in brown calf, rare, \0s 6d . 1679 

5765 VAUGHAN'S (Edw.) Plaine and Perfect Method for the easie understanding 

of the Whole Bible, 12mo. black lettek, half calf, 3s 6d 1603 

^766 VAUGHAN'S History of England under the House of Stuart, including the 

Commonwealth, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, ds . 1840 

5/67 VAULU — SPA. Das alteste Denkmal Germanisch-nordischer Sprache nebst 

einigen Gedauken iiber Nordens Wissen und Glauben und Nordische Dich- 

kunst von L. Etmuller, post 8vo. sewed, 3s 6d Leip, 1830 

576S VAVASOUR'S (Lady) My Last Tour and First Work, or a Visit to the Baths 

of Wildbad and Rippoldsau, 8vo. cloth, 3s . 1846 

5769 VEGA (Garcillaso de la) La Florida del' Inca; Historia del Adelantado 

Hernando de Soto y de otros heroicos caballeros, folio, fine clean copy, 
in vellum, £\» 4s . - Madrid, 1723 

5770 VEGA (Gar. de la) Histoire des Incas Rois de Perou, avec I'Histoire de la 

Conquete de la Floride, 2 vols. 4io. plates by Picart, (wants two), very good 
copy in calf, 14« . . . Amst. 1737 

5771 VEGETIUS de re Militari ex recensione N. Schweblii cum Notis variorum, 

8vo. bds 3s . . 1806 

5772 VELAZQUEZ, Congeturas sobre las Medallas de los Reyes Godos y Suevos 

de Espana, 4 to. vellum, 5s . 1759 

5773 VELLEII Paterculi ex editione Ruhnkenii, 12mo. calf gilt, 2s Oxford, 1826 

5774 VENNING (Ralph) Orthodox Paradoxes, or a Believer clearing Truth by 

seeming contradictions — Mysteries and Revelations — Warning to Backsliders 
—Way to true Happiness, 12mo. half calf, 4s 6d 1654 

5775 VENETIAN DIALECT.— Be«.toldo Bertoldin e Cacasseno, traduzion dal 

Toscan en Lengua Veneziana, thick 8\o, plates, vellum, 9s Padoa, 1747 

5776 VENETIAN DIALECT.— Gamb a (Bart.) Serie degli Seritti Impress! in 

Dialetto Veueziano, 12mo. sewed, 7s 6d . Venet» 1832 



264 JOHN KOSBEiit smith's cataloque 

^in TENETIA^N DIALECT.— Sagi Metrid de Tati Bemita (en la Dialecte 

Venetien), 2 vols. 4to. half bound in vellum, rare, 7s 6d FeneL 1 763-5 

5778 VENETIAN DIALECT.— Satire inedite del Cavalier Dotd {en Dialecte 

Venetien) 5 vols. 12mo. sewed, 7e 6d . Gineora, 1797-1807 

5779 VENETIANS.— The PoUcy and Government of the Venetians in Civil and 

Militaiy A£Pairs, by the Sieur de la Hay, 12mo. neat, 2s 1671 

5780 VENICE.— Conspiracy of the Spaniards against the State of Vwice, 12mo. 

half calf, 28 • . . 1675 

5781 VENTISETTE (le) Maseherate Piacevolissime del Croce^ passa Tempo il 

Camevale, 18mo. calf, Ss . Fen. 1621 

5782 VENUTI (Phi. de) Duodeuonim NuDusmatum ante has ineditorum brevi» 

exposition selegit et Gazophylacio Ant. Lefroy, Angli, 4to. pbivately 
PRINTED, half calf, 4s 6d . 1773 

5783 VERELI (Olai) Linguee Veteris Seytho<^candic8B sive GU)thic8e ex vetustis 

eevi monnmentis, maximam partem manuseriptis coUectus atque Olai Rud- 
becki editius, folio, very neat, rare, £\, \\s ^d UpM, 1691 

5784 VERGILII (Polydori) de Rerum Inventoribus, libri octo, 12mo. neat, 3s 

Luffd, 1558 

5785 VERGILIO (Polydoro) de la Origine e de gP Inventori de le Leggi, Costnmi, 

Scientie, Arti, &o, 12mo. neat, 3s . Venet. 1543 

5786 VERITABLE History of Mr. Bachelor Butterfly, oblong 8vo. 66 humorous 

plates, cloth. As . . 1845 

5787 VERNON'S (Geo.) Life of the Learned and Reverend Br. Peter Heylyn, 

12mo. neat and clean, 4s 6d . 1682 

5788 VERNON'S (J. Secretary of State) Letters, illustrative of the Rdgn of 

William III. 1696 to 1708, addressed to the Duke of Shrewsbury, now first 
published by G. P. R. James, 3 vols. 8vo. cloth, 1 5s (pub. at £2. 2s) 1841 

5789 VERNON'S (E. J., B,A. Oxon.) Guide to the Anglo-Saxon Tongue ; a 

Grammar after Erasmus Rask, with readings in Prose and Verse, and Notes 
for the use of Learners, and an Appendix, 12mo. cloth, 5s 6d 1846 

The Student is furnished with a cheaper, sasieri more comprehensive, and 

NOT less trustworthy GUIDE TO THIS TONGUE THAN HAS HITHERTO BEEN PLACED 
WITHIN HIS REACH. 

5790 VERS sur la Mort, par Thibaud de Marly, publics d'apres un MS. de la Bib. 

du Roi, avec Glossaire et Notes, par Meon, imp. 8vo. sewed, 9s Par, 1535 

5791 VERSCHOYLE*S Sermons, l2mo. cloth, 2s 6d Dub. 1843 

5792 VERSTEGAN'S Restitution of Decayed Intelligence in Antiquities of the 

English Nation, 12mD. cuts, clean, half calf, 6s Gd 

5793 VERSTEGAN'S Restitution of Decayed Intelligence concerning the Renowned 

English Nation, 12mo. cuts, clean and neat, 9s 1618 

5794 VERSTEGAN'S Restitution, 12mo. neat, 6s 6d 1655 

5795 VERTOT Histoire des Chevaliers Hospitaliers de S. Jean de Jerusalem 

appellez des Chevaliers de Malte, 4 vols. 4tp. many ^ne portraits, a very 
neat set in old calf gilt, ^1. 12^ . Par, 1726 

5796 VERTOT'S History of the Establishment of the Bretons among the Gauls, 2 

vols, in 1, 8vo. neat, 3s . . 1722 

5797 VERTOT*S History of the Revolutions of the Roman Republic, 2 vols. 8vo. 

very neat, 2s . . 1720 

5798 VERTOT, Revolutions Romaine, 2 vols. 12mo. very neat, 2s 1807 

5799 VERTUE'S (Henry) Christ and the Church, or Parallels in three Books on 

the Harmony between Christ and the foregoing Types by which he was 
foreshadowed in the Old Testment^ both persons and things, 4to. half calf , 
Ss6d . . . 1659 

5800 VERYARD'S Journey through the Low Countries, Sicily, Malta, and the 

Levant, folio, neat, 3s . . 1701 



OP GBOICB, USHrVt, AND OU&XQU& BOOKS. 265 

5801 YIAGOIANA) or; Detached Bemarka on the Buildiiigs, Pictures, Statues, &c. 

of Aneient and Modem Kome, 12mo. very neat ^ 28 6d 1779 

5802 VICAR'S (John) England's Worthies, under whom all the Citilland Bloody 

Warres since Anno 1642 to 1647 are related, royal 12mo. reprinted in the old 
style f with copies of the 18 rare portrmts after Hollar, ^c, hf, mor^ 5s 1845 
Copies of the rare original have been sold from £l6. to ji^20. 

5803 VICTOR'S Historyof the Theatres of London and Dublin, from 1730> 2 vols. 

12mo. neatf 2s . 1761 

5804 VIEWS on the Newcastle and Carlisle Bailwajy, from mginal drawings by 

Carmichael, with Descriptions by Blackmore, Engineer to the Company, 4 to. 
beautiful plates^ proofs on India paper^ 10« ^d 1836 

5805 VIGERI de Grsecse dictionis Idiotismis cura Hoogeveni et Zeunius, 8vo. 

calf gilt, 2s 6d . . 1 789 

5806 VIGNE'S Visit to Ghuzni, Kabul, and Affghanistan, 8yo. many plates, cloth^ 

79 6d (pub. at £1. Is) . 1840 

5807 yiGNIER (Nic.) Traicte de I'Estat et Origine des Andens Francois, 4to. very 

neat, 3s 6d . Troy e«, 1582 

5808 VIGORS' (N. A.) Inquiry into the Nature and Extent of Poetic Licence, 

royal 8yo. new, half ca\f gilt y 3s 6d . 1810 

5809 VILLA Burghesia, vulgo Pindana, Poetice descripta ab And* Brigentio, Pata- 

vino, 8vo. with neat engravings of the most celebrated pieces of Sculpture in 
this Villa f very neat, 3« . RonuB, 1716 

5810 VILLEMAIN (M., the French Minister) Histoire de Cromwell, 2 vols. 8vo. 

sewed, 6s . . 1819 

5811 VILLEMAIN (M.) Cours de Literature — Litterature du Moyen Age, 2 vols. 

8vo. sewed, 3s Gd . Paris, 1830 

5812 VILLENEUVE— TRANS (Marquis de) ffistoire de Samt Louis, Roi de 

France, 3 vols. 8vo. sewed, lOs 6d . Parisy 1839 

5813 VILLEROY (M. de Conseiller d'Etat) Memoires, 7 vols. 18mo. calf, 6s 

Amst. 1723 

5814 VINCENTII (St.) Expositio decem Preceptorum— Sermones de Sanctis, per 

totius anni circulum, 4to. Lett. Gothic, very curious woodcut on title, fine 
clean copy, in calf, {a desirable volume from Mr, Wilkes's collection), 15* 

Lugd. 1523 and 1516 

581 5 VINCENT'S (Augustine, Windsor Herald) Discoverie of Errors, in " Brooke's 

Catalogue of Nobility," folio, many arms, neat, scarce^ £1, I8s 1622 

5816 VINE'S (R.) Hearse of the Renowned Robert Earl of Essex, as it was repre- 

sented in a Sermon in Westminster Abbey, at his Funerall, 4to. half calf, 
3s 6d . 1646 

5817 VIRET'S Learned and Excellent Treatise, containing all the principal grounds 

of Christian Religion, set doune by way of Conference in a most plaine and 
familiar manner, translated by Tho. Egerton> 12mo. vellum wrapper, 4« 1612 

5818 VIRGIL. — L'Eneide de Virgile traduite en Vers Francois avec les remarques 

et le teste en regard par Messire P. Perrin, 4to. in old green morocco^ in a 
good state, {Mr, Lang's copy), lbs , Paris, 1648-58 

The whole is printed in script type ; to each book is prefixed a neat engraving, and a port, 
of Card. Mazarine is inserted, to whom the first six books are dedicated. 

5819 VIRGIL'S XII ^neids, translated iato English decasyllabics by John Vicars, 

12mo.yrow^. half calf, bs , 1632 

5820 VIRGIL'S iEneis, translated into Scottish verse, by the famous Gawin 

Douglas, Bp. of Dunkeld, with a Large Glossary and Life by Ruddiman, 
foUo, a remarkable fine clean copy, new and elegant in calf extra, £1. I2s 

Edin. 1710 

5821 VIRGIL. La Bucolica da Paolo RoUi, F.R.S., 8vo. plates, apparently 

privately printed, fine copy, in the old red morocco, gilt leaves, 7s 6d 

Londra, 1742 



/ 



266 70HN S(mi9SLL SKlflffit'8 tiATAIXlOUB 

5822 VIRGIL. Miscellanea Virgiliana rEsaays ittuatraliTe of \^i^ by Spdnee^ 

Holdsworth, Warbttrton, andJortin), now first coUeciedy 8vo. bds. 2«6rf 1825 

5823 VIRGIL'S Works, Latin and English, by Ktt, WarUm, and others, 4 toIs. 

8vo. plates, neat, 8s 6d . Bodsley, 1 753 

5824 VIRGIL'S Geoi^cs, with the text imd translations and notes by StaweD, post 

8vo. bds. 2s . . 1808 

5825 VIRGIL (Polydore) Histonn AngHcanse, edidit Thysii, thick 8vo. vellum, 

4s 6d . . ■. . Luff* Bat. 1651 

5826 VIRGIN (Holy). Jtfiracula quae ad invocationem Beat. Vi^. Mariee, apud 

Tungros, Camberones et Servios in Hanmonia ; ac Dominam Gaudiorum in 
Picardia vulgo nostre Dame de Liesse dictam effulsere. Ab Anno 1081 ad 
Annum 1605, l^mo. calf, 4s 6d . Colon. 1607 

5827 VIRGIN MARY MONEY. De Nova Moneta Sanctissimi D. N. Alexandri 

VII. pro gloria immaculatse Conceptionis perpensa, 12mo. plate, vellum, 
3s 6d • . . . Valentia, 1656 

5828 VISIONS of Tundale, together mth Metrical Moralizations and other Frag- 

ments of Early Poetry bv Tumbull, post 8vo. front, by C. K. Sharpe, only 
105 printed, cloth, lOs od . 1843 

5829 VISION of Purgatory, Anno 1680, in which the Errors and Practices of the 

Church and Court of Rome are discovered by Heraclito Deniocritus, 8vo. 
curious front, of the burning St. Peter^s, toith the Pope scrambling over the 
roof, neat, 3s ^d ' . . 1680 

5830 VISITOR (The), a Periodical Paper, edited by Dr. Dodd, 2 vols. 12mo. very 

neat, 4s Qd ' . . 1 764 

5831 VISITOR'S Guide to Knole House, near Seven Oaks in Kent, with Catabgae 

of the Pictures contained in the Mansion, a Genealogical History of the 
Sackville Family, &c. &c. by J. H. Brady, 12mo. 27 woodcuts, by Bonner, 
Sly, ^c. cloth, 4s 6d — Lakge Papee, 10* 

5832 VITELLI (Vitello) Lettere di Diversi illustrimi Signori scritte ab. V. Vitelli, 

12mo. morocco extra, gilt leaves, rare, \5s Firenze, Torrentini, 1551 

5833 VITRUVIO, L'Architectura collatraduzione ItaHana e cotaento del Marchese 

B. Galiana, royal folio, numerous plates, neat in vellum, 1 5s Nap. 1758 

5834 VITRUVIUS' Architecture, translated by Jos. Gwilt, the Architect, imp. 8vo. 

plates, bds. scauge, £i. Is (pub. at ^1. I6s) 1826 

5835 VOCAL MISCELLANY, a new Selection of Popular Songs, Glasgow, N. d. 

—The Scots Rogue, or the Life and Actions of Donald Macdonald, a High- 
land Scot, the whole very pleasant and diverting, Grenack, 1813 — Convivial 
Harmony, or Wit and Humour, with Anecdotes and Scots Proverbs, Glasgow, 
1814 — ^in 1 vol. 12mo. new half calf, 3s 

5836 VOCABXJLARIUM Anglo-Lusitanicum, folio, (no title, apparently a portion 

of some larger work), very neat, 5s . about 1660 

5837 VOGT,'Catalogus Histdricus-Criticus Libromm Rariorum, thick 12mQ. 3s 6d 

ffamb. 1753 

5838 VOICES from the Early Church, a Series of Poems, 12mo. cloth, 2s 

Bums, 1845 

5839 VOLKSBUCHLEIN (enthaltend Doctor Faustus, Spiegelschwaben, ewigen 

Juden, sieben Schwaben, &c. &c.) 2 vols. \2mo. sewed, 4s6rd Munchen, 1835 

5840 VOLKSLIEDER der Deutschen eine vorznglichen deutschen Vdkslieder vcnx 

der Mitte des funfzehnten bis in die erste Halite des nennzehnteil Jahrhmi- 
derts herausgegeben Fr. Karl. Freiheim Erlach, 5 vols. 8vo. (each contain- 
ing 600 pages) sewed, 1 4s Mannheim, 1834-37 
The most extensive collection of G«rman songs ever published. 

5841 VOLNEY'S Ruins and Law of Nature, translated, 8vo. plates, neat, 3s 1801 
.0842 VOLNEY'S View of the Chmate and Soil of America, with some Account of 

Florida, the Indians, and Vocabulary of the Miami Language, 8vo* fnap, bds. 
3s6d . . 1804 



OF OHOIGB^ U6EFUL» AlID OUBIOUS BOOKS. 267 

5843 VOLNEY, Les Ruines, 8vo. plates, best edition, ealfy very neat, 3« 6rf 

Paris, 1826 

5844 VOLNEY'S Travels through Syria and Egypt, 2 vols. 8vo. fine copy, in old 

calf gilt, 68 6d . . 1787 

5845 VOLNEY'S Travels through Syria and Egypt, 2 vols. 8vo. plates, hoards, 

4s 6d . . 1805 

5846 VOLNEY'S New Researches in Ancient History, translated by Corbet, 2 vols. 

8vo. bds. scarce, I4s . . 1821 

5847 VOLTAIRE, La Henriade raise en Vers Burlesques Auvergnats, 12mo. 

sewed, 5s ' . . ' 1798 

5848 VOLTAIRE Dictionnaire Philosophique, 8 vols. 8vo. half calf, gilt back, and 

marbled leaves, £i, 4s . Pam, 1828 

5849 VOLTAIRE'S Maid of Orleans ; or. La Pucelle, translated into Enghsh 

Verse, with Notes by Ireland, 2 vols. 8vo. new, half calf gilt, 6s 6d 1822 

5850 VOLTAIRE. Oracle des Nouveaux Philosophes, pour servir de suite et 

d' Eclair cissement aux (Euvres de Voltaire, 12mo. neat, 3s 1760 

5851 VON LOWHEN'S Analysis of Nobility, with Notes from the best English 

Antiquarians, small 8vo. very neat, Ss . 1754 

5852 VON TROIL'S ''Natural History" Letters on Iceland, 8vo. hf. cf. 2s 1780 

5853 VORSTIUS, de Latinitate Falso suspects, 12mo. vellum, 3s 1698 

5854 VOIAGE du Monde de Descartes, 12mo. woodcuts, curious, vellum, (Hoeacb 

Walpole's copy) 2s . . 1691 

5855 VOYAGE to the World of Cartesius, translated by T. Taylor {attributed to 

Defoe), 8vo. neat, 3s . 1694 

5856 VOYAGE a la Guiane et a Cayenne avec un Vocabulaire Francais et Galibi 

par M. B. 8vo. plates, half calf, 4s 6d . Par. 1798 

5857 VOYAGE et Decouverte de quelques pays et Nations de TAmerique Septen- 

trionale par le Pere Marquette et Sir Joliet, 1681, l2mo. map, morocco 
extra, gilt leaves, \0s 6d . Reprint, 1845 

Only 125 copies printed, and very few left. 

5858 VOYAGES, Relations, et Memoires originaux pour servir a THistoire de la 

Decouverte de T Amerique, publics pour la premiere fois en Francais par H. 
Temaux-Oompans, 10 vols. 8vo. sewed, £2, 2s Paris, 1838-40 

5859 the same, second sbkies, 10 vols. 8vo. sewed, £2. 2s ib. 1841-2 

5860 VOYAGE to the North, containing a full account of Norway, Lapland, 

Zembla, Iceland, &c. with their Religion and Customs, 8vo. folding plate, 
neat, curious, 3s . . 1706 

5861 VOYAGE to Cacklogallinia, with a description of the Religion, Policy, 

Customs and Manners of that Country, by Capt. Sam. Brunt, 8vo. half calf, 
humorous, 2s 6d , . 172? 

5862 VOYCE but of the Wildemes crying with many teares and strong perswasions 

to the World for Repentance ; proving, from undeniable groimds from th^ 
Word of God, that the great day of his righteous judgment shall certainly be 
in this present age before 61 years after the present yeare 1651 shall be 
expired, 12mo. neat, very curious, 6s 6d London, printed for M, S. 1651 

5863 VRIES, Edaircissemens sur THistoire de ^Invention de Tlmprimerie, royal 

8vo. 4* 6c? . . LaHaye,lS43 

5864 VYNER'S Notitia Venatica, a Treatise on Fox Hunting; to which is added, 

a Compendious Kennel Stud-Book, royal 8vo. plates, cloth, a handsome 
volume, \Qs6d (pub. at £2. 2s) ' . 1842 
(W.) New Help to Discourse ; or. Wit and Mirth inter- 
mixed with more serious matter, 12mo. front, half calf, 5s 

1721 

5866 WACE (W.), his Chronicle of the Norman Conquest, from 
the Roman de Rou, translated with Notes and Illustrations, by 
Edgar Taylor, 8vo. many woodcuts, cloth, 1 85 (pub. at 30s) 1 837 





268 JOHN &C8SSLL £|MITh'i» CAT^LaC^VJS 

5867 WATCHERI (J. G.) Arcbssologia Nupamaria, 4to. half moroeeo extra^ 5s 

Lips. 1740 

5868 WADDIN6T0N oud Hanbuby's Travels in Ethiopia, 4tQ. plates, bds. 7s 6d 

(pub. at ^2. 2«) . . 1822 

5869 WADD'S (W. the Smrgeon) Comments on Coipukncy, Lineaments of Leanness, 

Mems on Diet and Dietetics^ 8yo. plates hy the author , bds. a curious hooky 
4s . . 1829 

5870 WADD'S (W. the Surgeon) Mems, Maxims, and Memoirs, 8vo. etchings by 

the Juthory halp calf, 5« . 1827 

5871 WADSTROM'S Essay on Colonization, particularly applied to the Western 

Coast of AMca, including Sierre Leone and Bulama, 4to. very neat, 6« 1794 

5872 WADSWORTH. Letters which have passed betweene Spaine and England, 

in the matter of Rehgion concerning the generall Motives to the Romane 
obedience, between Master James Wadesworth, late pensioner of the Holy 
Inquisition at Sevill, and W. Bedell, a Minister of the Gospel in Suffolke, 4to. 
neat, 7s 6d . . 1 624 

5873 WAGSTAFFE'S (Dr. W.) Miscellaneous Works— Comment on the History 

of Tom Thumb — Life of Rob. Hush, commonly called Bob, &c. 8vo. plates, 
very nice copy, 3s 6d . 1 726 

5874 WAHL, Clavis Novi Testamenti Philologica, usibus scholarum et juvenum 

Theologise studiosorum accomodate, 2 vols. 8vo. very neat, iOs 6d Lips, 1829 

5875 WAINWRIGHT'S History of the Wapentake of Straiford and Tickhill in 

YorkBhire^ 4to, plates, bds, I6s . Sheffield, 1829 

5876 WAITE'S (J.) Parent's Primer, and the Mother's Looking-Glass ; or. 

Counsel for Parents in the Education of their Children, with Dialogues on 
the Decalogue, and the Sabbath Day, 12mo. neat, curious, 4s 6d 1681 

5877 WAKE (Isaaco) Rex Platonicus sive de Potent. Principis Jacobi Brittan- 

niarum Regis, ad illustrissimam Academiam Oxoniensem adventu Aug. 27, 
1605, narratio, 4to. halfrussia^ 6« . Oxon, 1607 

A copious account of K. James's visit to Oxford. A vol. made use of by the Shakspeare 
• Commentators. — See MS. note inside, 

5878 WAKEFIELD'S (Gilbert) Correspondency with C. J. Fox, 1796 to 1801, 

chiefly on subjects of Classical Literature, 8vo. half calf gilt, 3s 6d 1813 

5879 WAKEFIELD'S (Gilb.) Select Essays of Dio Chrysostom, translated from 

the Greek, with Notes, 8vo. bds» 3s . 1800 

5880 WAKEFIELD'S (E. G.) Facts relating to the Punishment of Death in the 

Metropolis, and Murder for the Sale of the Dead Body, 8vo. bds. 3s 6d 1832 

5881 WAKEFIELD'S (E. Gibbon) England and America j 9 Ccwparison of the 

Social and Political State of both Nations^ 2. vols, 8v0t half calf extra, very 
scarce, 16« . . . 1833 

5882 WALL'S (Dr. W. author <^.tke History of Infant ^|?^f«w) Critical Notes 

on the Old Testament, 3 vols. 8vov. nea4 and chan, 9$ . : 1 734 

5883 WALLACE'S (Professor) Dissertation on the true^ Age of the World, in which 

is determined the Chronology pf the Period from thQ Creation to the Chris- 
tian Era, 8vo. cloth, 6s . 1844 

5884 WALLACE'S Account of the Ulwis of Orkney, 8vo. calf, 3s 1 700 

5885 WALLACE, — Another copy, 8vo. with map and folding plates, neat and 

clean, 4s 6d , . 1700 

5886 WALLACE'S Geographical Aecoicnt of the East Indies ; a Succinct History 

ofHindostan, &c. Svo, bds, 3s . 1824 

5887 WALLEE — Poems to the Memory of that incomparable Poet Edmond 

Waller, by several hands, 4to. portrait by Fanderbanc, bds, 3s 6d 1688 

5888 WALLER'S (Edmund) Works, 12mo. clean, half calf, 2s 1772 

5889 WALLISII (Jo. Angli) Grammatica Linguae Anglicanse edente HoUis, 8vo. 

BEST EDITION, very neat, 4s — boards, 2s 6d 1765 

S90 WALLISII, Grammatica Linguse Anglicanee, 12mo. calf 2* Oxon, 1674 



OP CHOICE, DSEFtJL, A^^I) CURIOUS BOOKS. 269 

5^91 WALLIS'S (R ) Room for the Cobler of Gloucester and his Wife, with several 
Cartloads of abominable, irregular, pitiful stinking Priests, whereunto is 
added a Parallel between the honour of a Lord Bishop, and the honour of a 
Cobler, the Cobler being proved the more honourable person {an extraor- 
dinary collection of tales of the misdoings of the parsons, the place and 
name of each is given) 4to, half calf rare, 7s 6d 1668 

5892 WALCHII (J. Geo.) Parerga Academica ex Historiarum atque Antiquitatum 

Monumentis cdllecta {it contains the best History of the Origin and Pro- 
gress of Logic ever written,) Lips, 1721— Sueda Cellariani, id est Orationes 
Selectee Hallensis, 1716, in 1 vol. 'Svo. vellum, 3s 6d 

5893 WALCHII, Historia Critica Latins Linguae, 12mo. cutHous front, neat, 2s 6d 

1716 

5894 WALCKENAER (Le Baron) Geographic Ancienne, Historiqtie, et Comparee 

des Gaules, Cisalpine et Transalpine, suivie de V analyse Ueographique des 

Itineraires Anciens, 3 vols. 8vo. and atlas of maps, sewed, £\, 5s (pub. 

at^l. 16*) . Par. 1839 

Get important oovrage, couroim^ par Flnstitut dd France, et qtii a ouvert h M. Waleken- 

aer, les portes de I'Academie des Inscriptions, pent Itre regarde comme ce qui a paru de 

plus remarquable siir la science geographique depuis les trayanx de d' Anville et de Gosse^n, 

. qu'il complete dans plusieurs parties, surtout en ce qui coucerne les Itineraires anciens. 

L'anteur, qui a toujours suivi avec unC studieuse Constance, comme il le. dit lui^mdme les 

grandes progres qu'a faits denotre ten^ps la Geographique, s'en montre aujourd'Jiui I'inter- 

prete le pins edair^. II critique la methode suivie par les savants d'Allemagne -et d'Angle- 

teiTc pour la G^ographie Ancienne, et fait voir qu'elle pourrait compremettre plus tard 

Tavancement de cette science. 

5895 WALCKENAER, Cosmologie, ou Description Gtnerale de- la Terre, con- 

sideree sous les rapports Astronotoiques, Physiques, &c. 8vo. verg neat, 
4s . 1815 

5896 WALDRON'S (Geo.) Compleat Works in Verse and Prose, (including a 

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5989 WATSON'S (Tho. a Nonconformist) 
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6013 WELLESLEY'S Despatches from India, 
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60U W£aXST£D'S(Lieat.)TraTel6 in Arabia, 
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6015 WELCHMAN on the 39 ArticWs, 12nK>. 
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6018 WELSFORD on the Origin and Ramifi- 
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6019 WELSH^— The Heroic Elegies and other 
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6020 WELSH.-r-The Poetical Works of Lewis 
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vol. 1, 8vo. bds. ds 6d . 1822 

6023 WELSH. Richards' English and Welsh 
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6024 WELSH. Evans' English and Welsh 
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6025 WELSH. Wesley's Hymns in Welsh, 
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6027 WERENFELSIUS'S (S.) Discourse of 
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6036 WEST'S (Be^j.) Gallery of Pictures, en. 
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6037 WEST'S (Rev. Matt^ Sermons, 2 voU. 
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6038 WESTFIKLD'S (ThosO England's Face 
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6039 WESTON'S (Dr. S.) Fragments of Orien- 
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6040 WESTMINSTER GRAMMAR. Insti- 
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6043 WHALLEY'S (P.) Inquiry into the 
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6044 WHARTON. Life of Thomas, late 
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6050 WHITAKER'S Genuine History of the 
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6053 WHITTINGTON^S Account of the Falk- 
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6057 WHITE'S Political History ctf the Bur- 
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6058 WUITER'S Specimen of a Commentary 
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6059 WHITER'S Universal Etymological Dic- 
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aiMi m&mument, eloth^ 6« M Bristol ^ 1829 

6064 WHQLE DUTY of Man, a Aew edition, 
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6065 W«YTB'S(Fi«n(j|») tor the Sacred Law 
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6066 WICHGREVI (Alb.) Oratio pro Mikpan- 
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«067 WIDMORE^: History of Westiiiinster 
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anfl ihatrumeikts, 4«o;'t«ry neais 5« Bdirib. 1784 
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8vo. platesy dothj 7s 6d (pub. at 18») 1839 
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6073' WILGOCKE'S History of Buenos Ayres, 
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6074 WILD'S Illustration of the Architecture 
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6076 WILD'S Illustrations of the Architecture 

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copy, bds. Ihs (pub. at j^5. 5«) ' 1819 

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6080 WILLEBRAND, Abr6g6 de la Police 
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lUepit des Villes, 8vo. very neat^ Bs 1765 

A very curiovs yolurae on municipal regulations. 

6081 WILLIAMS' Observations on the Snow- 
don Mountains, with some Account of the 
Customs and Manners of the Inhabitants, "and 

' Genealogical Account of the Penrhyn Families, 
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6082 WILLIAMS' Remarkable AncieUt Ruins 

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^enai and the Conway, with Sketches of the 

SAdges, and Map of the Roadj IBOi, in I vol. 

8vo. calf ^ira, 5* . . ' 1777 

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of the Att of Sciilpture in Wood, post' 8vo. 

'bds, 2* • .•■•'' 1835 

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(Greece, "Mrith Classical lllustratfons, '2- vols. 

in 1 , itapY: 8vo, 64 beauHfitl plates, fiery e/rf- 
• gant in whole marpoh' morocco, Super' ejiftra, 

gilf reaves, £2. ^s . 1829 

6t)85 WILEIAMS't^ (H«en M*ia) Tour iu 

Switzerland, 2 void; 8vo. trwy n*«^,2»6rf 1798 
6086 WILLIAMS'. (C. R.) Toir through the 

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' 'f(s' •' .•'•'• 1826 

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6mp .WILLtAMft' ''^Revl' '^Geo.O • Sermons, 

- {/reached at JerusaleiJi,;1^^2^ 

6089 Wf^imii/liW Ulb'iM'Coifispondence 



, 8vt). ehfh, 6s 




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€000 WXUilAaCS^ (TUMn) Doom of Gaibr» 
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▼arioiu traditioiu of GlMnorganahirej 9to. 
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8to. doxly printed m doukle cotk. ea{f, 4« 6J 

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6«G<i . 1715-16 

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1846 

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tewed, 2^ Qd . 1846 

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6102 WILKIE'S (W.) Epigonif^, a Pbem, ip 
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,'6105 WILKINSON'S Historical Accoimt of 
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**V^ry amusing*^ Memoj^rs of bis Omx\ laSpt 4 
vjols. 12mo.' neat, 7» York, ^90 

.6^07 WILKjJNSON and DjAVY'S Architpc- 
toral Remaims of the Ancient Town of Thet- 
-"itjb, i^criptwHs, 4to. 2i finii plaie^t 
-profit, 10s 6d 1822 

tr^-' -A^,.>, Select Views in Cumber- 
id LfU|9|Sfaui^ ;rofiil 
.. J.810 



^ — 



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King's Maiestle, at the Mnptfadla of the Hon. 
Lord Hay and his Ladie, 1607, 4to. Itf. ^. 
very eurioue^ mre, 5s 1013 

6110 WILKINSON'S IBslary oC UOltm and 
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America, Ovo, ka(feaif, 3s Pemnik^ m. o. 

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6113 WILSON'S (H. C.) Wanrielt Castlo, a 
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ganily ha(f bound in moroceo, giit leavee, lie 

1840 

6114 WILSON'S OMeetmem TkealogUm, or 
the Student's MaMalol Dhrim>, post 8vo. 
calf gilt, 2e M 1816 

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1824 

6120 WILSON'S (W. Bae) Nofess Abioed,and 
Rhapsodiea all Hone, 2 vols, poet' 8«o. Mi. 
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6122 WILSON'S Histoid of Ghriif a Hospital, 
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I2s) • ^19889 

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CMeehead, 1843 

6127, WILTSHIRE. A Ufltt^nf Tokens iwued 

> ^ Wiltshire' TnMlesmen ini^e Setentaenth 

. Century, by J. Y.\ A]iaitn«n> 8vQ» s^s«cim« 

iai^!nng\9^pHim9BeiHtfiMii.lMixL7 t 1948 



or Gjioicit vssrvK 4^» ^vm^i-^ moks. 



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ei29 WILTSHIRE. Hbtory of mitshur^. 
from t]M ** M^jfmm Bfiitttmht** mi^ — «iid 
aoronl «mmhm M^n* w M&. wmI |Mtiul» q» 

6130 \k ILISHlRfi. TiM N«liii«a H^tlory ot^ 
WUlilaie, by Joba Anbroy (wrtlliiii b«tw«>en 
i6&« tad 1691 )» Witad mid <^ttMa«Nd hy 
NolM hf J«btt Britl««» 4to. WWA» tHi* 

te my m ill »mi w> »n<tK>f« 

€131 WINCKELMANN (Abb#> Ultra »ar K » 
DfcoavertM d*ll«re«l»aam» 4t«, frifikf$ff*, 
mmt^* 1764 

dlSa WINCKELMANN, RaiiMirquM tar 
rArchitecture des Anoknt, 8iro.'M#r« l<l», 

3* ir«3 

6133 WINCKELMANN Sloria d«»le Arti dt 1 
Dtrngno pre«M> gK Antiehi» H ?ol*, <lto« UMiiijr 

6134 WINCKELMANN, Moaaaieixti AiiUchi 
Inediii, 3 volt, in S, (^ilio, »aooNi> kditiun 
aNLAaQBD, 2S3/ii«|>/«lws Mt, jti* l&t 

KtNM, 1931 

6135 WINDHAM'S (Hon, W.) 8)H«ohM in 
Ptrlitment, 3 vols. 8fo. Ad^ 1&« IHTi 

6136 WINDUS'S (Thou.) New Bluoidttion of 
the Sabjeott on the oelebrated IVrUtnd V*ue 
tnd the Streopbtgut in wbiob it wti dia- 
covered, including t rtprint of Jotiah Wedg- 
wood's detoription of the ttme, 8 voly. folio, 
l>ltl«t, LAKoa PAPaa, c/olA, 4*1. 14t(pub. 
ttj£4.4t) . 1849 

6137 WINB, WATER, QIN, tnd BEER. A 
collection of sctree and curious Tracts for and 
against the wholesomanesa of those dM^nt 
liquids.— 1. Diitined Spirituoaa Uqaorsthe 
Bane of the Nation, 1736.* 8. On the Sur- 
prising and Terrible BfRsots of Almond Water 
and Black-Cherry Water; with the Cherry 
Planters' Qacries and Objections. Renrinted 
fiN>m the irore«»/«r Jb«m«/, 1741«— 3. The 
Cariosities of Common Water, by John 
Smith, CM. ? with Additions by Mr. Riduh 
Thorcsby, F.R.S. and others, 1723. — 4. Fe- 
briAigum Magnum \ or, Common Water the 
best Cure for Fevers^ by John Hanooclie, 
D.tH-^B. Warm Beer \ a Treadse, wherein is 
declared many reasons that Beer so quallAed 

' is fkr more wholesome thatv that wliioh is 
drank cold i with Observaitlons touching the 
Drinkinr of Cold Water, l784.-~6. The 

• Juioe of the Orape { or, Wine preferable to 
Watpr, 1724.*-^. Sirls; a Chain of Philosu- 
phtcal Rafleaions and Inqvirtes concerning tlin 
Vtrtnee of Tar Water, by Or. Berkeley, 
Bishop oftMoyne, 1744, 9vo. Mk 

6189 WINK. MMmon Artdv (^ulUver la Vigne 
et de Fafre de Bon ¥hif Mmoi 2# 1026 



6139 WINS& T^aHi^ lViiii^¥» el IVatHW^ 
ear U CaJtliw^ de W Viji«i^ a>f^ W \rt d» 
ft^ Via W Eaax-dNVi^ li^U di^ \ivi» <^ 
bin VwwwgjNt* Mur MM. VbtMilk <l^v^ ^ vsx|»« 

6140 \V1NN4>;U S vl^v W. tl.li Maaual i^ 
i\>aiparaUY«» HuKOv^^iv. in x^bWb ^hr VMuUv 
of the liMl«KEanMWMkL«aitwic«k* ia ilb^iraliM 



«ad api^Hid k> the n^iaM^^ Umhh^ of Kw^^|^ 
ltaly» tad HcMae« ¥w, fMJk^ U dd v^^^b. at 
dt"^ lH3(i 

6141 WlNiO^OW vOw F^krbea) im th^ lNt^<^ 
\atk^) of H««atb vd' Body and Mu^l> ^mv 
c4MA« 3* 1(M8 

614;t v!lN^TANLE\*8 (W.^ Wx>p* of the 
au>»t <UnM«a bUigHid^ l\iela» Uaio^/«vMl. fy 

«a4iW« mtt^ 4« 6d 16fe)7 

6U3 Wl^i^TANLEYS (W\^ Uv^ \>i the 

nu>tt( t^kUM* Kngliah 1\a^ U^v^u, ji^nt fv 

Vita }IWPt% jhnf (V^V <M rH>VvV4\4 4s.vt»'ilk {'i\ 

Pwrk'* eeiV. whM mjm JUS. A>f«» ^y AM* 
7« 041 * 10H7 

6144 \vmUMAN*$ (ThoaO UivarUti^u^ uf 
the N<»w 'IVstenioutt Uuvk ^wj^pi'iHit i oa fuHi 
rolea»>sdiN|pifiMK ftlAwinyWW, m*«M M# /#f4f*« 

itwA la «f44tiaff«ts ^a ¥¥*y %HUf4im»m0i^i^jt¥ir^ I 
k¥ok)^ vm^ «rh>a« ^ ilHv*«af , ^ IH34 

014^ NVl&K (h\) Nummonjuu Auti()uarmu 
soriniia UodlelaiUs 4>»cinuUUnHuu Cataiogua 
cum coininantario, foUo, j»ia/f#i iHHi4<Wa7H^ 
laaay AaaAW calwr* A«t^'r«{/*, Maen^ 18« 

a»aN« 17^0 

6146 WISEMAN'S ^Sir WiWum) ( hrlsUan 
KiUght, 4lt». Aa^* wfft a emuwit imU rait 
aierA, 10« (U « 1010 

WITORORArTi MAOIO, AITRObOaV, 

ANU 

•VFaniTiTioN IN aawaRAii, 

0147 A FAITHFUL VLmrni uti\w Minu«l«us 
Case of Mary Johmm, by W. Hwin CiannYi 
M.D, of Hiuulcrland, 9vo. Is Oft 

T\y Mtoond (hIIUoii of a mu»t ttxtrm»nlliiNi)| iihii'm- 
tlve, wliloh oaumkI f[n«al teninDui) in tho North uf 
Kntlsnd. 

614« ACCOTTNT of the Trial, Confession, and 
Condcmimtiun uf Six WUi^hcs at Maldntuut), 
1662 1 ahiQ the Trial and Kieimtiuu of thrac 
others at Favershami 1046| Hvo. 1« lH»i7 

Th«ia trsniseiiaas sis vnnolissd by all ihs JCsntUh 
hlitorUuSt 

6149 AUDREY'S (Joim) MUcellanles on Day 
Ffttality, UmcM, Ureaasa, Apparltlona, Vw\m 
Caadiea, Saeaad Might, «ic. J7yi-^Wituhw'aft 
fkrtiier JJUpiayetl, nuntaining an acoauut of 
the Witchcraft pmctlscd by Jane Weuhain, uf 
Walkernoi llsrtst also, ilia 'JVyahi uf Flu- 
rcuce NtiwtQii, a WiMi, at Curki aud uf twu 
Witches at Bury Nt. KdmuiiU's, 171U - The 
Impossibility of Wltcbcmn, in whiab ilm Dis- 
positions against Jaue Wniiham aw ooiiAirtid 
and exposed, 17i2-llUtury lif AnM'^rltiOiis, 
UhostSr Suii'lU, ur Mpvutrt^N, uonUiiiiiig a 
variety of lUmarkahltt HUirlaa of Apparitloiili 
by a ClergymgHi ail lu 1 vol. Hvo, Af*'"* 
I4i 



278 



lOHK KITSdELL B1flTH*8 CATALdOtJE 



WtTCBCRAFT, Magic, &«. — Continued, 
^150 ARREST de Parlement. 1 Dec. 1601, ea 
la Cause d'entre lehan Breton, aud lehan 
Bertrand tntears des eofants minears de Se- 
bast. Breton et sa femine aocnsez de tSoitHege, 
12nio. tery neaij a mott curious casct 7 8 6ii 

Par. 1602 

6151 BERNARD'S (R. qfBaicombe) Ghiide to 
Grand Jurymen before ttxey bring in a Bill in 
cases of Witchcraft, -with a Treatise touching 
Witches, good and bad, and how they may be 
knowne, igected, and condemned, ISmo. neatf 
a curious UtUe volume ^ bs 1629 

6152 BLUE Laws of New Haven, Quaker 
Laws of Plymouth, and Witchcraft at Salem, 
in Connecticut, 1635, 12mo. eloM, 6« 

Hmiford, 1838 

6152* CALMET'S (Father) Dissertations upon 

Apparitions, Angels, Dtemons, Grhosts, and 

Vampires, 8y<r. neat and cleans searee^ 9« 

1759 

6153 CASE of OteHertfordshire Witchcraft con. 
sidered, 1712— Witchcraft Further Display'd, 
containing an Account of the Witchcraft prac- 
tise by Jane Wenham, of Walkeme, Herts, 
1712 — Full and Impartial Account of the 
Discovery of Sorcery and Witchcraft practis'd 
by Jane Wenham, also herTryal at Hertford, 
1712— A full Confhtation of Witchcraft, more 
particularly of the Depositions against Jane 
Wenhkm, 1712— The Belief of Witchcraft 
Vindicated, proving there have been Witches, 
and that there may be such still, by G. R. 1 7 12 
— Impossibility of Witchcraft, plainly proving 
that there never was a Witch, in which the 
Depositions against Jane Wenham are con- 
ftited and exposed, 1712 — Bragge's Defense 

. pf the Proceedings against Jane Wenham, 
1712, in 1 vol. 8vo. a very singular collection 
on this important witchcrqft case, very neat, 

6154 CONTEMPORARY Narrative of the 
Proceedings against Dame Alice Kyteler, 
prosecuted for Sorcery in 1324 ^ by Richard 

. P£ Leb&ejde, Bishop of O^sory, edited by 

T. Wright, small 4to. cloth, 4* 6d 

' (Camden 8qc.) 18^3 

This Tolurae affords ft curious picture of the turbu- 

Itot state of Ireland in the reign of Edward II. and an 

interbstinf chapter in th* history of Baglish Buperstition. 

61 5b COTTA'S (Dr. John)TriaU of Witchcraft. 

shewing the true and r^ffat methode of the. 

discoverie, with a Conftitation of etroneous 

ways, 4to. *a(f <»a(^, e» 6rf' : 1616 

.6156 DELA Vocatioik ttes Magidens et Magi- 
- dennes', pat' >le tninistre' des Demons ; et; 

prinoipalement de deux chefs de Mhgiri, a 
• scavbir Magdelaine de la' Paludy e^ Leuys. 

- Gaufiidy, ' &c. thick 12iiiio.) second .pdHie,'. 
POORT eopT, 3« ' .• ' jPar. l-623i 

'6157 DIALOGUE concerning Witeh^s Tand; 

- Witchofafts, by Gsoaoe ' Oifvorih' Vjieal* of| 
Ma}don>, 1603. Edited by Tv Wtright) post' 

. ^o,486d .. • - -. (P^rcy®Dc.^l842! 

tills dialogue was thought* to nberlfre^Hncing,* 

ttl l)eing an^exc^ttfent'-speciiiWD'hfllie ctfioquial 

of t^m Rel«« of ,^}^h^ MA'fyr tli«iioi>d 

'^Oi which the writer treats a subjecrt un whicn so 

eople ran mad, and tiie curious allusiont Which 

tot to the superstitions of the age. 



W^cHCRAFT, Magic, &c. — c&ntinU^d, 

615S DIALOQICALL Discourses of Spirits 

and Divels declaring tiieir proper essence, 

natures, dispoiritions and operations, by John 

Deacon and John Walker, Preachers, tliick 

4to. cajf, rare, £\. As . 1601 

With ''A Buttimarie Aniwera to al Hie material 

Points in any of Master DareU his bookes, more tftpecfelly 

to that onv booke of his . intituled the Doctrine of the 

Possession and Dispossession of Demoniacks out of the 

word of €k>d," by the samA aothotv. 

«159 DISCORSO Aatrocofico dette miitationi 
de' Tempi e d'altri aocidenti 'Va/omAsaA dell' 
anno 1670 di Mad. Maria Mandni Colonna 
Poincipesso Bomaaa-^TFattato Astrologico 
per tutto 1727( da Bart. Albizaini, Firenze, 
1727—11 Mercnrio Celeste neU' Anno 1727 
da Martella, Firenxt — ^Tiatto AstronoDiico 
neir Anno 1736 da Luca, Pviermo, 1736, in 

1 vol. 4to. tiM^ in kaff'veUum, 5« 

6160 DECKER, Speetrologia, h. e. Diacarsas 
ut plurimum Philosophious de Speetrii» l&no. 

2 plates, very neatf scarce^ 7s 6d 

Hamburgi, 1606 

6161 DUIuUD£'S(Coi&te) Treatise on Spirits, 
Syo^ neat ^ scarce, Gs • • 1723 

6162 FLAMMEL (Nicolas) his Exposition of 
the Hieroglyphical Figure which he caused 
to bee painted upon an Arch in St. Innocent's 
Church Yard at Paris, with the secret book 
of Artephius and Pontanason the Philosopher's 
Stone, \Smo. folding woodcut, neat, 5i8 1624 

6163 6ATAJCER'S(Tho.) Diecours Apologeti- 
cal, wherein Lilies lewd and lowd Lies in his 
Merlin or PasquU for the yeer 1654, are 
cleerly laid op^, 1654 — News from the jews, 
or a True Rdation of a Great Prophet in the 
southern parts of TbrtariB, pretendfoig himself 
to be sent to gather together the JewQ from all 
parts, 1671 — Letter out of HoUiLiid, with a 
Prophecie ind^sed, made by one of their Qwn 
Astrologers, who pradiels many Vtr^iMgfs and 

. wonderful things that will happen amongst 
the States of the United Provjtnces, 1672— 
. Mr. LUly's New Pcophecie fer 1675^Mr. 
litty's New Proj^m . for . 1678-^Most 
Strange aad Wonderful Predictiona of Cleom- 
.>bratas the Heaiton Jew, pro^esied 1272, 
upon the 'reigns of • t0«ki^-<niiie Kioga of 
England, 1679— Mr. LUly's i^ew Pr(»phecy 
for 1679— Poor Robin's Prophe)^ &)e.^679— 
Craabury's Astrological Predhstioiiff for)679 

. — rThe Engb'^ Ojsaele, ar « late iPr^phede 
of the- Miseries .tibnt ^siU hafipjS^ tki^ next 
year 1679f-rPartr)d|pe's DiBcattrse-' pif. two 
Moons which, w^ret^se^. at Lofidon, , Jun^ 1 1 , 

> 1679rKAnd< ninx proaK 7^.m}vb »of equal 

' curiosity • In • 1 vol.- 4to.: very ;ne(^ irv iir^vm 

Ci^f,£l, IbA ' 1.- •..', 

6164 GIPFARD^S (Gjeo. Mimst^titt MaHon) 
/ DialOgnecoociKningWitchef^and Witf^orftfts, 

in wJiioh .i& Isyed. <H>0& how )Br«iftily, &i% Dinell 

.>) dfioeiufith not «n(i(y t^:AYit(d^e8,t.bn$'mfiny 

V other, and ssf keadeth . the^ «wri^ P9^j .munie 

: :g|]eatemMi«%4^ A(((/ff7»«tX)«sft(i'WNf l^ 1603 

6i85!!aLANyiLL'^ Bl^MT ^TrModeiw ^adu- 

cism in •secne. philof(^hieal. considerations 

about WMohcraft with a.mtotion of the fsinod 

. disturbanise At^ikM Ho«sp ^ Mr<rM^m|pesson, 

at Tedworth, Wilts, 8vo. ttea/, 5« 1668 



OF CHOICE, UaSirUIi^ and GVBIOUS BOOKSi 



279 



WiTCHciuvT» Magic, &o. — contmued, 

6166 GLANVILL'S Sadncimua Triun^hakUf 
or a full .aad plain Evidence conoerning 
Witohea and ApparitiotiSi. wi^ Dx* Henry 
More's addition of Remarkajl»k and True 
Stories, of Apparitions and Witcbcraft, 8to. 
two plate» by Faiihome, finb goft in vuaHay 
fftUieave^Us . 168JI-2 

6167 GLANVUi on Witches* Another copy, 
8vo. very neatf XOs Gd . 1682 

6168 GODWIN'S Uvea of the Neoromancei«t 
(induding a History of Witchwaft in England) 
8vo. bds. bs* — Anqthba'CopYi o«(f ea^irOf 
marbled leave$, 8c . 1B34 

6169 GRE:BN£R'S (Ezekiel) Visions and 
Propheciea coneernmg. England, Scotland, 
and Irdand, 12mo. neat, eurioua, bs 1661 

6170 HIBBERT'S Sketches of the Philosophy of 
Apparitions, Syo. bbst bdition, qf* gtSa 1825 

6171 HUTCHINSON'S Historical Essay con- 
oernhig Witchcraft, 8vo. beat editUmi neat, 
4s Gd . 1720 

6172 LEMNI (Levini) Do Occultis, NatursB 
mununilis, ae variis rerum documentisr proha- 

, bili, ratione atque; artificiosa conjectura 
expUcatis, thick 12mo. neat, 3« C!9/fiil573 

6173 LILLY'S (W.) Introduction to Astrology, 
adapted to the improved state of , the Science 
in the present day, by Zadkiel, 8vo. plates^ 
bds. 6« Gd , 1835 

6174 LOIER (Peter de) Treatise of Spectres, or 
strange Sights, Visions and Apparitions 
appearing visibly unto men, wherein is dis- 
covered' the nature of Spirites, Angels and 
Devils, their power and properties, as also of 
Witches, Sof*cerers, Enchanters and sudi 
like, Englishedby Z. Jones, 4to. ha\f bounds 
rare, \%8 . 1605 

6175 MANUAL of Astrology, or the Book of 
the Stars, being, the Art of Foretelling Future 
Events, by " Raphael," Svo.plate$f bda, 3« 6^ 

1828 

6176 MASON'S (Jas.) Anatomie of Soreerie, 
whdrein the Wicked Impietie of Charmers, 
Inchanters, and such 'ib discovered and con- 
futed, 4to. sewed, 6« . 1612 

6177 MATHER'S (Cotton, qf Boston, New 
England^ Late Memorable Providences relat- 
ing to Witohcrafta and Posepssions, clearly 
manifesting that there are Witehes, 12mo. 
halfealf, 6« . 1691 

6178 MELTON'S (John) . AMtrologaster,, or 
the Figure Caster, rather the arraignment of 
Artlesse. Astrologers and FiMptune-tellers, that 
• cheat many ignorant people under the pre- 
tence of foret^ing things to ^onie,. 4to. wood^ 

, cut. on title, very neat, RABfe, 14* 1620 

6179 PELLICER, la Apparicion de S. Isidore 
en la battalia de las Navaa de Toloea y iirustra 
los .duplioedos e fenrzos con que'apeya su 
Opinion, 8vo. half caff', 4« Mad, 1793 

6180 PERERII (Benedict) advecsunfallaoea et 
fluperstitiosas artes id est, de Magia, de^b- 
servatione Somniorum, et de Divinatione 
Astrologioa libri tree, 12mo. bde^ bi 1592 

6181 PERERIUS'S (Benedictus) Astrologer 
Anatomized, or the Vanity of Star- Gazing Art 
discovered, rendered into English by Percy 
Enderbie, Gent. 1 2mo. very neat, be 1674 



WiTCHCRAPT, Ma«»C, &C,— eOtt/tMMil. 

6182 FERUCHIO (Sieur de) La Chiromaiice, 
la Physionomie et la Geomance, avee la signi- 
fication, dfls Nosabxes et Tusage de la Roue de 
Pytagore, 4 to. eurioue plates, neat, (a ainynlar 
book)lQ» 6d . Parte, 1663 

6183 POTTS (Thos.) Wonderful Discoverie of 
Witches in the Countie of Lancaster, with 
the arraignement and Triall of nineteene 
notorious Witches at the assizes at hancaater, 
17th Aug. 1512, together with the Trial of 

• Jennet Preston at Yorke, 27th July, with her 
execution for the mnrther of Master Lister by 

. Witchcraitf 4to> u/ith three letters qf Sir W. 
Scott inseriedy (tmo have .the signatures. eut 
^ff), reepsHing ths loan qf the volume when 
writing .kts BemoHfilogy and Witc/tcrqft, half 

. coif, £2, be . 1613 

6184 POTT'S Discovery of Witches in the 
County of Lancaster, 1613 — reprinted with 
Introduction and Notes, by Crossley, .4to. 
cloth, lis Chetham Society, 1845 

6185 RAMESEY'S (AV.) Vox Stellarum, or 
the Voice' of the Starres, 12mo. new, half 
calf, 6* . 1652 

This curious little book is described in Sir. W. 
Scott's Fortunes of Nigel. 

6186 REGIOMONTE (Johannis) Tabulse 
. Directionum profectionum que non tam As- 

trologise Judiciarse quam tabulis instromen- 
tisque innumeris fabricandus utiles ac neces- 
sarisp, 4to. half bound, bs Tubing, 1559 

6187 ROWLAND'S (W.) Judiciall Astrologie, 
judicially condemned upon a Survey and 
Examination of Sir Charles Heydon's Apology 
for it in answer to Mr. Chambers, 12mo. 
neat, 6« . 1652 

6188 SALVERTE'S (Eusebe) Occult Sciences ; 
the Philosophy, of Magic, Prodigies and 
Apparent Miracles, translated with Notes by 
Dr. A. T. Thomson, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth j 14« 
(pub. at j^l. 8*) . 1846 

6189 SAUNDERS' (R.) Palmistry the Secrets 
thereof Disclosed, or a Familiar, Easie and 
New Method whereby to judge of the most 
general accidents of a Man's Life from the 
Lines of the Hand, also Observations on 
Physiognomy and Moles on the Body, 12nlo. 

. cutsjbs . 1676 

6190 SCOTT'S (Sir Walter) Letters on Demon- 
ology and Witchcraft, 12mo. half calfi 3» 6rf 

1830 

6191 SCRIBONII (Gul. A.) de Sa^^artm 
Nature et Potestate et de his recte cognos- 
cendis et puniendis Fhysiologia, 12mo. is 

Marpurgi, 1588 

6192 SHARFS (Granville) Case of Saul, shew- 
ing that his disorder was a real Spiritual 
Possession, also a Tract on the Influence of 
Demons, post 8vo. bds. 3^ 1807 

6193 SINCLAIR'S Satan'a Invisible World 
discovered) or a Choice Collection of. Modem 

. Relations of Witdies,. Spirits, &c. with His- 
tory of the Witches of Bargafran, 12mo. 
neat, clean, Bs . 1789 

61 94 SPENCER' S (John) Discourseconoeming 
Prodigies, to which is added, a Short Ti^eatise 
on Vulgar Prophecies, thick 12mo. vellwn, 
gilt leaves, is . - 1665 



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6195 ^BTfiWARTS Pimlar Stipenttti^nB of 
Scotland, 12isi>. bds* 3« 6i 18123 

6196 SUPERNATURAL and Nataral Fhao- 
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Geognsphft 8yo. a manuscrift, Asewf^W/y 

' Anno Dom. 1692 

6197 THACHER'S (Dr. J.) Eaaay on Demon- 
oiogy, Ghostoy Apparitionsy also an Account 
of the Witchoraft delnsion^ Salem in 1692^ 
l2mo» bds* ^ 64 Boston V, S. 1831 

6198 THAUMATUaOUS Maliiem«(Scu id 
est Afdmirabilinm effectorH'm e Matibematica- 
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eyMoge cmra Casp. Eas, Colon. 1651 — ^Th«a- 
matuTgi Physici prodromvsy 1649, in 1 tol. 
12mo. cutSf neat J 3« 6<f v. t. 

6199 THYR^Oi Demoniaci, hoc est,de Obes^ 
- a Spiritibas Dsemoniarum Hominibns, 12mo. 

half calf, hs . Luff, 1603 

620d TREATISES on Second Si^t, Dreams 
ancl Apparitions, by Theophilus Insulanus, 
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&c post 8yo. bds. hs 1619 

6201 TRIAL of the Witches at Bury St. Ed- 
munds, befoi>e Sir M. Hale, 1604, with an 
Appendix by CHAft&BS Claek, Esq. of To- 
•tisMmy EsseX) %^o, 1# 

-*<The most perfect narrfttive of anytUing^of this nature 
kttieMo &sXuaV*— Preface. 

6202 TRUE and Exact Relation of the seyeran 
Informations, Examinations, ttnd Confessions 
of the late Witches, arraigned and executed 
in the County of Essex at the late Sessions 
holden at Chelmsford, 4to. very neat in dalf 

; rare, 15» . . 1645 

6203 TWO Stnmge Prophecies predicting won- 
derful events to betide this year of Danger, 
in this Clymate well worthy of Notice, the 
one being found in the Ragn of K. Edward 
IV. the other, in the Reigneof K. Henry VIII. 
named Mother Shipton, woodcut on title, 

. ^ 642— Lilly's (W.) Collection of Ancient 
and Modem Prophecies concerning these 
present lipes, with the Natiyities of Tiios. 
Earl of Strafford, and Abp. Laud, 1645 — 
. GereQ'8.(Jo^) AstrplQgo-Mastix^ or a Dis- 
, coTcry of ik^ Vanity and Iniquity of Juidicall 
Astrology, or Divining by the Starres the 
sucesse or miscarries of Hunran Affairs, 
. 1646-'GeU's (Robt.; Stella JSlovoj a new 
Starre. lfi»idii^g wise men ■ unto , Christ, or a 
Sermon before the learned Society of Astro- 
logers^ .1^49 — lilly's AstrologicaU Prodiotion 
of the Occurrences in England, part of the 
years 1648, 1649, and 1650, 1648— in I vol. 
4to. hay calf a curious mlume$ 18« 

^04 WA«^STAFFE*8 (J.)aue8tion of Witch- 
craft debated/ br a Discourse ogainfit tbeir 
opinion tiiot «fti4n Witf^ies, with a tracnfilatlon 
of one€>f iLtician's (Dialogues, espied Lovers of 
Lyes, 1671 — The Marriages of Clousin Ger- 
mans vindiesded ttom the Censures of tmlaw- 
isse- fllid inexpe^eaoy, by H. Dngsrd, 
€oa« Oxon. t^s^rrd, 1673, in 1 lAol. 
^V, 8« 6(1 



Witchcraw, Ma«ic> '8u>»*-HJ«ft/t»wA 
6295 WfiSSTBR^ DitfpUiylng of ^ipposed 
Witchoraft, wkel^ is «firmed that tbere are 
many sorts ^ Deceivers and lxiipostaK», that 
tliere is a oorpoMsal League made betwixt the 
Devil ttnd tfatf Witch, or that he sneliw her 
body, has OHihieS copnhrtteto, tor that Withes 
are turned into Cats, Dogs, raise Isempests, 
and ^6 Mke, is ott^y denied, foKo, netU, 
cuHouSf lis . 1677 

6206 WHARTON'S (SirG«o.)flemef08copeion 
Anni Mm Christeue 1654, two partet 12mo. 
Wfik poftrait ^ the mtthor on the HUe ,pa^e, 
engraved by Vaughan, neat, dt 1654 

6207 WITCHCRAM B^rther Displayed, con- 
taining an Account of the Witchcraft of Jane 
Wenham, <»f Watkeme, Herts^ also the Tryals 
of Florence Neij^tom^ a famous Irish Witc3i 
at Cork, also of ttro Witdies at Swry in Suf- 
folk, 8vo. haffruoria, 6« 1712 

6208 WONDERFUL Discovery of the Witch- 
crafts of Margaret and Philip Flower, daughters 
df Joan Flower, near Sever (Belvoir), exeonied 
at Lincoln fctt conltoaing themsdves aetors in 
the destruction of Lord Rosse, son of the Earl 
of Rntfend, 1618, 8vd. 1« 

6208'*'MITCHELL and Dkkie's Philosophy 
of Witchcraft, thick 12mo. Clotht 3« 

JPaia/e^, 1839 



6209 WITHERS' (Geo.) Abuses Strijrt and 
Whipt, or Satyrical Ess^s, 12mo. neat, 
scarce, I0e%d * 1614 

6210 WITHER. Another copy, 12nio. very 
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6214 WITHER'S Motto, "Nee habeo. Nee 
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6216 WITHER'S (J.) Tr««i Tty'd, br Mr. 
Agate's ppetended plain tmith i»<oved an un- 
truth, in which his false stories are detected 
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of the Disient»r8,:aiid tfaeit' being the cause 
^f the Civil Wut^, two parts in 1 vol. 8V0. 
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6216 WITHBR*« <J.) Hiitoi*f of Resistaace 
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agmnst Mr. Agate's Sermon at Exeter, oft the 
99th of Jan. 8vo. 6tk edit, iayeay, ^6d 1110 

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6223 WITTY'S Vmdication . of the Mosaic 
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6235 WOODWARD'S Essay toward a Natural 
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6238 WOLFF (O. L. B.) Histoire de Gflion de 
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6254 WRENCH'S Account of Stowting in 
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6261 WRIGHT'S Essays on subjects connected 
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6262 WRIGHT'S Anecdota LiteraHa; a Col- 
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72 BARCLAY (Jean) Tableau des Esprits par 

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76 BARTHOLINI (T.) Antiquitatum Veteria 

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80 BATES i^No SKINNER'S History of the Rise 

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88 BEAU NASH.— The Life of Beau Nash, Mas- 

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97 BELGIUM. — Histoire des Gneux-des-Bois 

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99 BENTHAM'S (Jeremy) Chrestomathia (a de- 

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100 BERAND, Les FUles Publiques de Paris, et 

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109 BETHEL'S ( , Sheriff of London) Interest 

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112 BIBLIA POLYGLOTTA — Versio Septua- 

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. . 1792-1800 

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A Dictionary of Archaic and ProviQcial Words, Obsolete Phrases, 

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Torrent of Portugal; an English 

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[JANUARY, 1848.] 



NUMISMATIC AND ARCH/EOLOClCAL WORKS 

BY MR. AKERMAN. 



I. 



AN ARCHJIOLOGICAL INDEX 

TO REMAINS OF ANTIQUITY OF THE CELTIC, ROMANO-BRITISH 

AND ANGLO-SAXON PERIODS. 

One Volume f octavo, price 15«. cloth, Wnstrated by numerous engravingt, comprising 

upwards of Jive hundred objects. 



BY 



JOHN YONGE AKERMAN, F. S. A. 



This work, though intended as an introduction and a guide to the study 
of our early antiquities, will it is hoped also prove of service, as a 
book of reference to the practised Archaaologist. The contents 
are as follows : 

Part I. Celtic Period. — Tumuli, or Barrows and Cairns. — Cromlechs. — Sepul- 
chral Caves. — Rocking Stones. — Stone Circles, etc. etc. — Objects discovered in 
Celtic Sepulchres. — Urns. — Beads. — Weapons. — Implements, etc. 

Part II. Romano-British Period. — Tumuli of the Roman-British Period. — 
Burial Places of the Romans. — Pavements. — Camps. — Villas. —Sepulchral Mo- 
numents.— Sepulchral Inscriptions. — Dedicatory Inscriptions. — Commemorative 
Inscriptions — Altars. — Urns. — Glass Vessels. — Fibulae. — Armillae — Coins. — 
Coin- Moulds, etc. etc. 



Part III. Anolo-Saxon Period. — ^Tumuli.— Detailed List of Objects discovered 

Anglo-Saxon Barrows Urns. — Swords. — Spears. — Knives. — Umbones of 

Shields. — Buckles. — Fibulae. — Bullse.— Hair Pins. — Beads, etc. etc. etc. etc. 



The Itinerary of Antoninus (as far as relates to Britain). The 
Geographical Tables of Ptolbmy, the Notitia, and the Itinerary 
of Richard of Cirenc£Ster, together with a classified Index of 
the contents of the Arch^bologia (Vols. i. to xxxi.) are given in 
an Appendix. 

'* No one can doubt the author's qualifications: Mr. Akennan'^ chief reputation is as a numismatist, 

but in the work before us he has shewn that his Archseological acquirements have a much 

wider range." — Athenaum. 
*' One of the first wants of an incipient Antiqnary is the facility of comparison, and here it is 

fkimished him at one glance, llie plates. Indeed, form the most valuable part of the book, 

both by their number and the Judicious selection of types and examples which they contain. 

It is a book which we can, on this account, safely and warmly recommend to all who are 

interested in the antiquities of their native \a3ii."~-LUereaiy Gazette. 
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sources— cannot fail to be generally acceptable." — Art Union. 
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for antiquities. The text is fully illustrated by plates, which present to the eye the oiyects 

numbered and sought to be described by the pen." — .Spectator. 
" As an introduction and guide to the study of our early antiquities we consider this * Index ' 

bivaluable."— JVor/o/A Chronicle. 
'* A valuable aid to the Study of Archaeology." — Britannia. 
** This richly illustrated volume will be a standard work of reference for young Antiquaries. Tlie 

author has chosen to call it an 'Archseological Index,' but it '^ill be more favourably made 

known as at once a concise yet comprehensive introduction to early British Archceology."-—. 

Atlas. 



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*«* The Plates which illustrate this Volume are upon a novel plan, and will, at a 
glance, convey more information regarding the types of Greek, Roman, and English 
Coins, than can be obtained by many hours* careful reading. Instead of a fac 
simile Engraving being given of that which is already an enigma to the tyro, the 
most striking and characteristic features of the Coin are dissected and placed by 
themselves, so that the eye soon becomes familiar with them. 

" We have long looked for a work on Numiismatios which might give so mudi information as every 
well-educated man ought to possess, be free from vulgar errors, and at the same time be within the 
reach of the general r^Mler. Just such a work has Mr. Akerman given us." — Church qf England 
(Quarterly Review^ Oct. 1840. 

III. 

A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of RARE and UNEDITED 
ROMAN COINS, from the earliest period to the taking of Rome under Con- 
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IV. 

COINS OF THE ROMANS RELATING TO BRITAIN. 
1 vol. 8vo., Second Edition, with an entirely new set ofplateSt price lOs. 6d. 

" L'ouvrage le plus considerable de ceux qui ont 4t6 admis au concours est, sans 
contredit, le volume oil M. Akerman a recueilli toutes les m^dailles romaines relatives 
k la Grande Bretagne. Si cet ouvrage ne se recommande pas par un grand nombre 
de types nouveaux, il ofifre tout Tint^r^t qui s'attache ordinairement k la reunion 
complete d'une classe de monuments relatifs k un mfime pays, k une periode entiere 
de son histoire, quandces monuments sont d^crits avec soin etclas8<§s avec m^thode. 
Votre commission a reconnu ces divers genres de m6rite dans Touvrage de M. Aker- 
man, et elie doit particuli^rement des ^loges aux aper9us historiques dont i'auteur a 
enrichi Texposition claire et fel^gante, plac^e en tdte de son livre. Votre commis- 
sion, Messieurs, vous propose done de decerner le prix fond^ par M. Allier d'Hau- 
teroche a Tarch^ologue z^ie qui, depuis dix ann€es, public le Journal Numismatique 
de Londres, auquel TAngleterre doit un bon Manuel de Numismatique, et qui 
vient entreprendre la publication d'un Recueil de toutes les M^dailles des peuples, 
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Sess. 1845. 

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®il, on Netoi^aear's Baj, 1705— ffirafts 3S:ate, of ffiolejester, 
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fguman ^ate: a (Poem> bfi f^t late Si)tr ISgertonlSrslrges, 
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THE OAK. 

The oak has erer been distinguished as the glory of the torest, both 
for its importance and ita longerity. The earliest mention that is 
made of this tree U in Holy Writ ; that ancient of days, the " Oak of 
Mamre," nnder which Abraham aat in the heat of the day, and which, 
vz-e are told, remained an object of venecatiDn even in the time of 
Constajitine. The oak was held sacred hy the Greeks, the Bomans, 
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Jupiter; among the ancient Britons, its consecrated shade was devoted 
to the most sacred ceremonies of the Dtoids, and scarcely in it held in 
leaB Tcneration by their descendants, who see in every aoom that 
drops from its branching arm* — 

TboH upDng atka, thU al Biitamila'a all 
Hu h«ire th«ir tnmlu munn upon ttas naia. 
And float the bulwark! of ber Ub«^. 






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pISCOTBBED IS .tst^l 




INSECTS. 
When bh ingect flrat iBaues &om the egg it is called hj lutuiBlistB 
larva, which means a caterpillar, a gmb, or a maggot. The distjuctiou 
aeeraa to be, that calerpiUart are produced from the eggs of butterflies 
imd moths ; grubt, from the egga of beetlee, bees, waeps, &c ; and 
taaggolt, which are without feet, &am blue-bottles, house-fies, cheeee- 
flies. Sic Maggots are sometimes called tcorms, as in the case of the 
meal-worm; but the common earth-worm is not a larva, nor is it 
ranked bj modem natunxlists among insects. The larras of insects 
are renmrkablj small at first, but .grow rapidl;. The full grown 
caterpillar of the goat-moth is seventy-two thousand times heavier 
than when it iMnes from the egg, and the maggot of the blow-flv or 
blue-bottle, is, in twentf-fonr boors, one handled and fifty tmiea 
heariei than at its birth. 



THE TEA TREE. 
Tea U a species of Camellia growing wild in China and Japan, cde- 
brated for its lea^ immense quantities being annuaUj exported into 
other countries, with which the North Americans and Enropeaiis, 
particnlarly the English, compose an agreeable beveraoe by inftision. 
This nation alone consomes more than all the rest of Europe ; tttey 

attach so much importance to i " ' ■ - -. 

they shew to strangers is an in' 



; 8ro., illiutrated 

lings. 



CISH TOWNS 



BHT OD the Banks 

elaborate account 
en — their habits, 
" Caerberlarber'a 



'om the plains of 
Phoenicians three 
lames, continued 
ants, manufactu- 

be Britain, by 
irsbish wintering 
\ Ciirtbaginian. — 
e the expeditions 
itants of Britain 
iber supplied bv 
;ro»e, in Souili- 
'asion of Uae^ar 
'C wiiere he land- 
esar's statement* 

line of march — 
discovery of the 
Ion, in tbe heaps 
vhere the suhmis- 
the Hundred of 
lar Dart ford, the 
*thi6 period in the 
ch of the Roman 

1 cilv at SprinK- 

iristian reiiftion t 
onsequent deca- 
-under whicbthe 
:orated villas are 
■rt converted into 



DISCOVBHE] 



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During the ensuing Month will be published^ in Onb Volumb 8vo., illustrated 
with numerous engravings, price about Twelve Shillings. 

THE HISTOHY 

OP THE BRITISH, ROMAN AND ROMANO-BRITISH TOWNS 

ON THE BANKS OF THE BIVER EBBSFLBET, NOW CALLED 

SPRINGHEAD, 

IN THE PARISHES OF NORTHFLEET AND SOUTHFLEET, KENT, 

MIL. OOL. TEND. " . 

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nnilB work will contain the History of the First British Sbttlbmbnt on the Banks 
^ of the Thames sixteen centuries before the Christian era, and an elaborate account 
of tKe primeval inhabitants of this countp ^-^iheir persons and women — their habits, 
manners and customs — their subterraneous residences, of which ^ Caerberlarber's 
Hole " in Southfleet parish, is a capital specimen — their navigation and commerce — 
their religion, and its gra<Iual corruption after being carried away from the plains of 
Shinar, — their tumuli, — their existing remains, &c. &c. Visit of the Phcenicians three 
centuries later, who after planting colonies upon the banks of the Thames, continued 
to maintain commercial intercourse with the highly civilized merchants, manufactu- 
rers, miners, and k^rtculturists of Kent. Tarshish, demonstrated to be Britain, by 
the evidence of both inspired and profane writers. The fleets of Tarshish wintering 
in the estuary formed by the river Ebbsfleet.— Visit of Hanno the Carthaginian. — 
Kent colonizes Gaul. Invasion of the Belgae about 300 years before the expeditions 
of Caesar — the Belgae shown to he descendants of the primeval inhabitants of Britain 
— the pedigree — their fleets constructed in the Ebbsfleet. the timber supplied bv 
Swanscombe, or Stone-park forests — the Druid school and Sacred grove, in South- 
fleet parish— religion — costume— ^laws and government. First invasion of Caesar 
shown to have been utterly futile, from his own statements — the port where he land- 
ed — his defeat and flight. Second invasion — attempt to reconcile Caesar's statements 
with the face of the country — the first attempt to describe Caesar's line of march — 
passage of the ford of the Medway — clefeat of Caswallon — Thong, ^discovery of the 
camp, with the traces'of the great battle fought by Caesar with Caswallon, in the heaps 
of bon«s, Roman and Uritish weapons, and Roman armour — the spot where the submis- 
sion of the Trinobantes was received — the state of the Trinobantes, the Hundred of 
Hoo— the storming and seizure uf Caswallon's^city, in the woods near Dartford, the 
furthermost point to which Caesar penetrated in Britain — remains of this period in the 
neighbourhood. Conquest of Kent by Aulus Plautius — line of march of the Roman 
General fully descril)ed for the first time — Founding of the Roman city at Spring- 
head — visit of the Roman Emperor — establishment of Baths, and erection of Tem- 
ples to Esculapius, and Apollo or the Sun— introduction of the Christian religion; 
Afissioii of the aged Apostle Paul, and his journey through Kent ; consequent deca- 
dence of the Druid school in Stone wood — Agricola and his policy — under which the 
iloman town at Spriug-head is greatly enlarged, and gorgeously-decorated villas are 
erected — the Watlihg street re-formed — the British ship building yard converted into 
Navalia — Potteries and manufactories erected, &c. &c. Character, amusements and 
diversions of the British inhabitants — their manner of life, residences, navigation, 
commerce and worship. Reign of Carausius, the first British Admiral— defeats the 
whole naval power of Rome — triumphantly rules the seas — fits out his fleet at Spring- 
head, where his coins have been found in great numbers — his murder — re-conquest 
of Britain by the Romans Destruction by fire of the town and the villas on the banks 
of the Ebbsfleet, by the piratical Saxons. Sweyn and the Danes, who winter in the estu- 
ary of the Ebbs, and furnish the etymology for the adjoining parish of Suanscombe— 
description of its church, &c. &c., with copious explanatory notes descriptive of the 

Roman Relics, Coins, Treasures and Curiosities 

within the last few years 

DISCOVERED IN THE GARDENS OF SPRING-HEAD. 



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Memorials of the Plague in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, fix>m the days of Heniy the 
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Passages from the Letter-book of William Scott, the father of the lords Stowell 
and Eldon, — A Booke of the Losses in the Middle Marches of England, by 
the Scotts thefes, presented at Alnwick, 1686,— Xlertaine verie rare observations 
of Cumberland, Northumberland, etc, by Sampson Erdeswi<^e, in 1672,-— 
A Muster of the Fencible Inhabitants of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, taken 80 Hen. 
YIIL, — and. Extracts from the Accounts and other Records of the Corporation 
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Jw/rwA nf iKe BrUiik ArtkcBologieiU AmciaUai^ 



ileprittte of rare tract0, anb 
3Jniprint0 of ^mimt 




1. a Declaration of tge iLotti0 ano Com^ 

moDS Assembled in Parliament : That no Ships, Barques, or 
other Vessels shal from henceforward make any Voyage to 
Newcastle, for the fetching of Ooales, or any other Commodity, 
untill that Towne shall be reduced into such hands, as shall 
declare themselves for King and Parliament. Is, 6d. Lon. 1642. 

2. a 45teat Di0cot)erg nf tU Ciueeng pre^ 

paration in Holland, to assist the King in England. Also, 
how Her Majesty hath sent Her Standard, with the rest of 
her Begiments over to Newcastle. Is. 6d. London, 1642. 

s. a Declaration made h^ tbz <Z^atIe of 

New-castle, Govemour of the Towne and County of New- 
castle. For his Resolution of Marching into Yorkshire. As 
also a just Vindication of himselfe from that unjust aspersion 
laid upon him for entertaining some Popish Becusants in his 
Forces. With other passages of Consequence. 2s. 1643. 

4. an andtoere to tbe li^coclamation of tbe 

Rebels of the North. 1569. From a Black Letter copy in 
the Public Library of the University at Cambridge. 2s. 6d. 

5. cioo i^etttiottfit l^redenteo to tis (BxctU 

lency the Lord Fairfax. The one by the Officers and Soldiers 
of the Garrisons of Newcastle, Tinmouth, Hartlepool, Holy- 
Isle : Together with several Officers of Berwick then present. 
The other by the Officers and Soldiers commanded by Colonel 
Hewson. 2s. London, 1648. 



REPRINTS OF RARE TRACTS, AND 



6. an laDtotnance tnitti detierall }^topodttton0 

of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, for the 
speedy raising of Forces by Sea and Land, to reduce the 
Town of Newcastle to obedience to the Kin^ and Pariiament. 
2s. London, 1643. 

7. 9 Paper of samltea to tU ^im^ ^hich 

were lately to be presented to him at Newcastle, by the 
Malignant friction. Is. Sd. London, 1646. 

8. pacftetiB! of lettetiet to e^mhtti of tU 

House of Commons concerning the Transactions of the King- 
dome. Carlisle besieged by Major Generall Lambert : with 
the partioulars of the great fight in the North, &;c. Eklited 
by Sir Cuthbert Sharp. Is. 6d. London, 1648. 

a ei^ost iFeatefuIl and ^trange BtWg 

from the Bisboppricke of Dvrham, being a true Relation of 
one Margret Hopper of Edenbyres, neere the Biver Darwent 
in the said Bisboppricke. Who was most fearefully possessed 
lind tormented with the Devill, as also in what ugley shape he 
first appeared unto her, how lamentably ^e was handled with 
this evill spirit, aUd at last how wonderfully the Lord deliver- 
ed her. 2b, London^ 1643. 

10. dea^Coaie, Cfiar^Coale^ ant; ^mall^ 

Coale : or a Discovrse betweene a New-Castle Collier, a SmaU- 
Coale^Man, and a Collier of Croydon : concerning the prohi- 
bition of tJ^ade with New^Castle. Is. 6d. London, 1641. 

11. Cbe l^umble IPetition of 3of)n %alttin» 

Oent. in the County of Durham, to the Knights, Citizens and 
Burgesses of the Commons House in Parliament now assem- 
bled. Circa 1642. 2s. London, n. n. 

12. C|)e gDtistn of tU Be\xitMtit IButt : 

A Poem. By Bichard Dawes, M. A., formerly Master of 
the Free Grammar School, Newcastle. 2s. London, 1767. 

13. jsoteiei of a Joutnep tbtougb Outlbam 

and Nortbumberiand in the year 1635. By Sir William 
Brweton, of Handford, co. Cheshire, Baronet. Ss. 



IMPRINTS OF AyCIEWT MANUSCRIPTa^ ETC. 6 

14. CDe Late ProceetttngiBE of ttt 6cotid5 

Army, certifying their passinp^ over Tyne, with the particulars. 
Together with their possession of Suaderland, and their ad- 
vance after the enemy, who is fled to Um'ham. Is. 6d. 1644f. 

15. %top pont mpes ; or (JEnglanti at tzt 

Easement, Evacuating those dods at Westminster, who 
depressed her stomack worse than the Night-Mare, and had 
almost strangled her. 2s. Printed in the Yeere 1648. 

16. ^iograpfitcal JlSotice of Eodert ducreeg. 

Esquire, of Mainsforth, M. A. & F. S. A., Historian of the 
County of Durham. By W. E. Snrtees, Esq., D. C. L. 2s. 6d. 



17. C6e Declaration of ©it agarmanufte 

Langdale, Knight, Colonel-General : And of the Gentlemen, 
and other loyall Subjects now in Action for His Majesties 
Service in the Northern Parts. Is, 6d. 1648. 

18. a Letter from an aioerman of ii^elo^ 

castle shewing in part the Grievances there. September 8th, 
1640. Now first printed from the Harl. MS., B.M. Is. 6d.. 

19^ Co tte ^upream 9ut{)orttp of tbt 

Nation, the Commons Assembled in Parliament ; The Humble 
Petition and Appeal of Thanms Clifesk poor Shipwright, inhab- 
iting at North Shields in the County of Northumberland. 
Edited by Sir C. Sharp. 2s. n. d. 

20. ctoo ^rtiinance0 of tbe &orti0 ano 

Commons Assembled in Parliament, for the Maintenance of 
some Preaching Ministers in the Cities. of Yorke, Durham, 
and Carlisle, and in the Towne of Newcastle upon Tyne, and 
Town of Barwick upon Tweed. 2s. liondon, J 645. 

21. a Crue delation of tfie ^cot0 Ca&ing: 

of Cocket Island : and of their proceedings at the siege of 
Newcastle. With other passages concerning the Sheelds and 
Tinmouth Castle. Edited by Sir C. Sharp. Is. 6d. 1644. 

22. CJie Cratiel0 of Daniel De ifoe: 00 

Car as they relate to the Counties of Northumberland and 
Durham. Circa 17S6. 2fii.6d. 



BEPBINT8 OF RARE TBACTg, AND 



28. a Deciatatton from ^cotlann concetn^ 

ing the Advance of the Scots Army : With the Declamtioa 
of the Parliament of England, upon their marching into this 
Kingdome. Is. 6d. London, 164S. 

M. a piea0ant Dt0cot)erg of tht Coo0enage 

of Colliers. Reprinted from an extremely scarce Tract, pre- 
sented by W. C. Trevelyan, Esq., to the Society of Antiquaries, 
Newcastle. 2s. London, Anno, 1591. 

25. 3[oumeping0 tfirougb Bottlbumtietlanii 

and Durham, Anno, 1677, by Thomas Eirk, of Oookridge, co. 
Ebor. Esquire : from the Thoresby MS. edited by Hunter. 2s. 

26. Cf)e ^cot0 armp aDloancin^ into (ZEng^ 

land : With the Summoning of the County of Northumber- 
land. Is. 6d. 1644. 

27. Chronicle of tfte jFamilg of Percp» 

Earls of Northumberland. A very curious narrative pedigree 
of the family, written in irregular verse by William Peeris 
clerke and priest, and secretary to Henry, fifth and then earl 
of Northumberland. From a transcript of the original in 
Dodesw. MSS. Bibl. Bodl. 50. Edited by the Eev; John 
Besly, D.C.L. 3s. 6d. Circa 1500. 

28. a Letter from Betocadtle contaming: a 

Belation of the Taking of the Town of Newcastle by Storm. 
Dated the 19th of October, 1644. Is. 6d. London, 1644. 

29. Cjbe Compleat Collier ; or tbt loliole art 

of Sinking, Getting, and Working Coal-Mines, &c., as is now 
used in the Northern Parts, especially about Sunderland and 
Newcastle. By J. C. 3s. 6d. London, 1708. 

30. Ctie Coppp of a Letter gent from 3!olbn 

Lord Finch, late Lord Keeper, to his friend Dr. Cozens. 
Unto which is annexed a good Admonition to Protestants. 
Is. 6d. 1641. 

31. Dolefull netneiet from Coinbourougfi in 

Scotland. ALSO, sad newes from Newcastle, being a true 
Belation how the Major thereof going to visit the Coale-pits, 
accompanied by the Aldermen, was by a Dag wounded, and 
one of the Aldermen in a Pit drowned. Is. &d. 1641 . 



IMPRiyXS OF AWCIKNT MANUSCRIPTS, ETC. 7 

S2. Clie copp of a iletret from ColoneU 

Francis Anderson to Sir Thomas Glemham, January 20, 

1 643. Touching the Invasion of Scotland. 2s. 1 643. 

58. Certain matteriei relating to tfte ercesf^ 

si ve prices of Coals in the time of Elizabeth, from the Harl. 
MSS. Answers to an information exhibited liy the Ld Maior 
and Aldermen of London, concerning ye excessive Pryces of 
Goles inhanced at Newcastle, and other abuses in the said Col- 
yery practised. Is. 6d. 

34. Doing0 of tfje ®cot0 in iQetocaiBitle after 

the fight of Newburn. Answers to the Complaints and Griev- 
ances said to be committed by our Army. Is. 6d. 1640. 

35. 9n fiDrOinance as to ^z prices of Coals, 

enhanced by the troubles at Newcastle. Is. 6d. 1642. 

86. a jrait|)fuU laelation of tfte late ©ccur^ 

rences and Proceedings of the Scottish Army : Dated from 
Grenerall LesIey^s Quarters before Newcastle, 21 February, 

1644. Is. 6d. London, 1644. 

37. Cbe Summoning of USetocastle ano tht 

Defiance sent thereout. Together with a Letter from the 
Committees of both KingJomes to the Mayor, Aldermen, and 
their answer. 2s. London, 1643. 

38. ^cgolae JI^oDocastrensis aiumni : IBrief 

Notices of Eminent Men educated at Queen Elizabeth's Gram- 
mar School, Newcastle upon Tyne. Collected by Edward 
HussEY Adamson, M.A., Ss. 

59. €fitm EuUng in tht minut of W 

Enemies ; &c. By Lieut. Col. John Fenwick, who, in this 
tract, relates many surprising adventures and misfortunes 
which befel him in the course of a long continued iraitorship. 
3s. 6d. London, 1643. 

40. c&e Caking of tlje JFort at ®outl> 

Shields : this tract details with extraordinary fulness the con- 
struction of the fort, and the particulars of its capture. 16 
March 1643. Is. 6d. 



REPBIKTS T>F BABB TRACTS, ANB 



41. €)t)jE(eq[ttie0 of certain of tie jramil? of 

Blackett of Newcastle and Wallington : from the Original 
Documents in ihe possession of Sir Walter Oalverley Trevel- 
yan, Bart. 2s. 

42. DeiBittuctton of t^t (Bqmmim ^tatue 

of James the Second on the Sandhill, Newcastle, illustrated 
by Documents from the State Paper Office. Edited by Sir C« 
Sharp. 2s. 

43. DoingiBf of t&e ©tow in tht TBiisftopncfe : 

Relation of the last Newes from the Quart^» of the Lord 
Grenerall of the Scottish Army. Dated from Sunderland, 
March 12, 1643. Is. 6d. 

44. ©beUiinff ho\0 tttet Bomitb ^^oioieris 

visited the North : A Relation of a short Survey begun at the 
City of Norwich, on Monday, August 11th. 1643, and ending 
at the same place. By a Captain, a Lieutenant, and an An- 
cient ; all three of the Military Company in Norwich. 3s. 

45. ^ijBil^p IBamed' SlmuncttoniB! to tU 

Glei^ aad Churchwardens of the Diocese of Durham, A.D. 
1577. Now first printed from the Randall MSS. A charge 
delivered ^t a period just postecior to the Reformation, iQus- 
trating in the most authentic manner, many points of eooles^ 
iastic ceremonial and polity. 2s. 6d. 

46. a IBiogtapf) of milliam anQ (Sli^aiietft 

iSlstob, the learned Saxonists, bom in Newcastle upon Tjne. 
Compiled from numerous original sources. 4s* 6d. 

47. ^fitfiifiti^ ote^thiBtoMUtimt^tmm, 

for Anno Domini mdclxxxviii : This Diary, though but of a> 
single year, fortimately illustrates a period in local history, 
hitherto singularly obscure — the municipal changes which 
took place at Newcastle on the eve of the Revolution. Printed 
from the original in the library of John Bell, esq. Edited by 
Sur C. Sharp. 2s. 6d. 

48. Clie £D))pre00eli a^an'jet £Dut'Cr? : 9n 

Epistle writ by John Head worth of flarraton in the County 
of Durham esquire, the 11 of September 1651. Unto tl^ 
Honourable Sur Henry Vane the Elder, and others, Members 
of the Committee of Militia, in the County tX Durham, ds. 



IMPRINTS OF ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS, ETC. 9 

49, 51, 53. 

Cfje OBngligf) TBorHer in tfje Dapiei of ©enrg 

the Eighth : Informacons geven by Sir Eobert Bowes, 
knight, vnto the right honorable Henrie marques Dorset 
Lord Herrington Bonvyle and Ashelaye of the noble order 
of the garter, knighte cheif justice and justice in aire of all 
the kings ma^ forests, ^ks, warrants, and chaces, lord war- 
den generall of all the thre marches of England for enempst 
Scotland, as well concerninge the psent stait of the same mar- 
ches, the towne of Barwick and the County of Northumber- 
land both towards Skotland and concerninge the cyvile order 
within them selves, the lawes also and customs of the i8ches. 
And fynalUe such other things as the said sir Robert Bowes, 
by his experience and knowledge thiuketh convenient to be 
considered and knowen by a Lord warden of marches. From a 
copy of the originial in the MS. library of Sir Cuthbert 
Sharp, collated with that in the British Museum. The con- 
tents of this interesting series of tracts are chiefly. The towne, 
bridge, fortifications and comonwealth of Barwick. The 
meetes or boundes of the middle marches and the castles 
therein. The countrie of Northe Tynedale, of South Tyne, 
and Biddesdale. The names of the gentlemen inhabitant 
within the middle marches. The bounds of the east marches 
and the castles therein. The gentlemen inhabitant within 
the east marches. The greatest matters now depending in 
the countrie undetermyned. Toucheinge an order for the 
weltte and ease of the three marches of England foranenst 
Scotland. The forme and order of a daye of truce. The 
forme and order of a warden courte. The charge of the in- 
quest. The execution of Deathe for march treason is decapi- 
tation. Another forme for oflences that be not punishable by 
deathe. 49, 3s. 51, Ss. 53, 2s. 6d. 

50. a nartatiue concerninge tf)e gait tootftettf 

of South and North Shields, Sunderland, Blyth, Hartley, 
Gerra, Walls End, and other places within the counties of 
Durham and Northumberland which consist of the following, 
heads, viz. An account of the increase, progress, ruin, restaur- 
ation, present ill condition and the goodness of salt there pro- 
duced : from a MS. apparently written in the reign of Charles 
II. in Lansd. MSS. 258, Mus. Brit. 2s. 

B 



10 REPRINTS OF RABE TRACTS, AND 

52. letter from a Eogaligt of jQetocagtle 

written apparently to a friend in London, 16 May, 1639 : 
from a cotemporaneous trapscript of the original in Lansd. 
MSS. 849, art. 13. This letter is essentially valuable as it 
details the events current in Newcastle and its vicinity while 
the king was there, and preparing to move on his first expedi- 
tion against the Scots. 2s. 

54. 9 book of tf}t toiBijaiefit in tfie mtotile mar^ 

ches by the Scottes thefes : a detail of the '' losses, spoyles, 
and herages'^ committed in Northumberland by the moss- 
troopers of the sister country, and presented at Alnwick, 16 
April 1586— forming an apt sequel to the " English Border 
in the days of Henry the Eighth." From the original in 
Lansdowne MSS. Mus. Brit. 3s. 

55. Cfie tDapfarlng0 of Ealpl) Ciioreiettip in 

the North of England : being such portions of the Diary and 
Correspondence of the Historian of Leeds, as relate to the 
North of England, with copious local annotation. 3s. 6d. 



Preparing for PuMicatfon. 

Pa00a0e0 fromtfie letter^boofe of ^iUtam 

Scott, the father of Lords Stowell and Eidon, natives of New- 
castle-upon-Tyne, compiled from the original in the manuscript 
Ubrary of John Bell, esq, of Gateshead, with copioua illustra- 
tive notes. 

Clbe letters of ^enrp %cott, titotfjer of tpz 

lords Stowell and Eldon, from the originals in the possession 
of Eobert Pearson, esq. of Newcastle, with some account of 
the writer. 

^ome account of tlie agiracle or Corpuie! 

Ghristi Plays as performed in Newcastle upon Tyne : illus- 
trated with facsimiles, and other engravings. 

Cfje iBtojOurningg ano captitoitp of Cfiarleg 

the First in Newcastle : compiled from authentic and inedited 
sources. 



IMPRINTS OF ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS, ETC. 11 

a iLeaf from ttt iRebellion of 'JFottg^fitie : 

chiefly from the Davidson MSS. and other sources. 

^emortaliB! of tfie Plague in Jl3etoca0tle upon 

Tyne, from the days of Henry the Eighth : compiled from 
authentic records. 

Cl)e CI)omltnie!on Cottejstponoence: being a 

selection from the letters written or dictated by Robert Thom- 
linson, D.D., Rector of Whickham, co. Dur., lecturer of S. 
Nicholas', Newcastle upon Tjme, and founder of the Thom- 
linson Library there. These letters are procured from three 
several sources — ^viz. a volume in the possession of the Society 
of Antiquaries, Newcastle upon Tyne ; a second, formerly the 

!)roperty of the late Thomas Davidson, esq. clerk of the peace 
or Northumberland, and now that of Mr. John Russel Smith 
of London ; and another from a Manuscript History of New- 
castle, by the late Alderman Hornby, who extracted a portion 
of the contents of a third volume of like character^ then in 
his possession. 

Cf)e ^epulc{)ral ant otiiet a^emorialiB! toitlb' 

in the Old Church of All Hallowes, Newcastle upon Tyne, 
from a Manuscript preserved in the vestry of the present 
church of All Saints, written apparently in the year 1679, 
with copious illustrative notes. 

Certaine tietie rate obieiettiationie! of Cum^ 

berland, Northumberland, &c., with divers epitaphes, coat 
armours, and other monuments verie orderlie and labourious^ 
lie gathered together by Samson Erdeswicke, the antiquary ; 
taken on a journey in 1574. From the original in Harl. MSS. 
473, Mus. Brit. 

9 Q^nmt of tj^e fencible injba&itantd of 

Newcastle upon Tyne, with the arms they were able to pro- 
vide, taken 30 Hen» VIII., before Anderay Bewyke mayor, 
George Selbe scheryff, Thomas Horseley, Jamys Lawsone^ 
Gylbert Meddelltone, Harry Andersone, Robert Brandelyng, 
Thomas Baxter, aldermen of the sayme towne, every man 
severally off ther wards as ytt here appereth. Extracted from 
the original in the Rolls Chapel, and illustrated with notes. 



12 REP BINT8 OF RABB TRACTS, ETC. 

Clbe ConiBiettjatoris&ip of tU Cpne: com^ 

piled from an inedited MS. detailing the defence made by the 
magistrates of Newcastle a^inst the allegations of Aalph 
Gardiner as set forth in his ^ England^s Grievance Discovered/ 
by which the one-sided statements of that author are in 
almost every case refuted. 

C|)e Colt)iHe0 of BtHocMtlt ano mUte-- 

house ; a memorial of the family of Edward Colville, an opu- 
lent butcher and hostman, of Newcastle, whose daughter 
Camilla became Countess of Tankerville, another, the wife of 
Lyonell Allan, a merchant of Rotterdam, a third, the wife of 
Charles Clarke, esq. attorney at law, and another the wife of 
Boger Pearson of Tritlington, co. Northd. esquire. 

®election0 ftom tbt accountiaf ano otDer re^ 

cords of the Corporation of Newcastle upon Tyne, extracted 
by the late alderman Hornby, in his MS. history of that town. 

H^ortfiumtirian a^en ano a^annctis fn tiap0 

fone by : extracts from the proceedings of Justices of the 
*eace for the county of Northumberland from the time of 
Charles II. — a sequel to the tracts relating to Border outrage 
and legislation. 

Clie Cap0 of Btyacantle, n^ortb Cfiarltom 

and Edinburgh: a narrative genealogy of the posterity of 
Tnomas Key a baker and brewer of Newcastle in the days of 
Elizabeth and James. Among the numerous members of this 
important family will be found Jabez Cay an eminent physician 
of Newcastle ; John Cay of South Shields, his brother, who 
first gave the family territorial rank ; the present John Cay, 
esq. of Edinburgh F. B. S. E., sheriff of Linlithgow, and mem- 
ber of the general Prison Board of Scotland; John Cay, 
judge of the Marshalsea, and author of the Statutes at Large ; 
Kobert Hodgson Cay, one of the Judges of the Supreme Con- 
sistorial Court of Scotland, Judge Admiral of Scotland and 
L. L. D. of Edinburgh ; and last not least, Bobert Cay, the 
originator of the Newcastle Infirmary. 



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