Skip to main content

Full text of "A catalogue of the books, autographs, engravings, and miscellaneous articles, belonging to the estate of the late John Allan"

See other formats 


■Hy; 


•  • 


•    ...    -  . 
•  •  *  j>  '■. 


A 


CATALOGUE 


OF   THE 


S,  AUTOGRAPHS, 
ENGRAVINGS, 


AND 


MISCELLANEOUS     ARTICLES, 

BELONGING  TO  THE   ESTATE  OF  THE   LATE 


3ol)n  ^llan. 


**  He  has  a  fouth  o'  auld  nick-nackets  : 
Rusty  airn  caps  and  jinglin  jackets, 
Wad  haud  the  Lothians  three  in  tackets, 

A  towmont  guid ; 
And  parritch-pats,  and  auld  saut-backets, 
Before  the  Flood." 

Burns. 


PREPARED    BY 


JOSEPH    SABIN. 


NEW    YORK: 

17   Vande  WATER   Street. 

1864. 


C.    A.    ALVORD,   PRINTER. 


A 


NOTICE. 


The  Collection  of  which  the  following  pages  form  a  Catalogue, 
was  at  once  the  pride,  the  pleasure,  and  the  occupation  of  its  late 
venerable  owner  for  upwards  of  half  a  century,  and  is  of  so  varied 
and  interesting  a  character  as  to  warrant  some  few  remarks  upon 
its  leading  specialties. 

The  long  Index  of  Subjects  which  is  appended,  renders  a  minute 
analysis  unnecessary.  First  in  point  of  completeness  as  a  Series,  are 
the  "Emblems,"  which  are  sufficiently  numerous  to  invite  the 
attention  of  some  of  our  Public  Libraries ;  and  it  is  hoped  some 
Institution  will  secure  them  as  a  nucleus  for  a  more  perfect 
Collection.  They  should  be  regarded  as  something  more  than 
a  mere  collection  of  Pictures,  for  assuredly  they  convey  much 
poignant  satire,  and  many  political  pasquinades  which  the  then 
Licensers  of  the  Press  would  have  suppressed  as  prose,  but 
which  escaped  their  notice  disguised  as  the  Fine  Arts. 

The  most  important  and  valuable  department,  however,  is  that 
of  Illustrated  Books,  by  which  are  meant  books  to  which  have 
been  added  Plates  not  originally  published  with  the  works.  They 
are  both  numerous  and  beautiful ;  and  as  many  of  them  were 
illustrated  by  Mr.  Allan  himself,  they  possess  special  interest 
for  his  friends.  Most  prominent  among  them  are  Dr.  Francis's  and 
Ii'ving's  Knickerbocker's  New  York,  Dibdin's  Bibliomania,  Bur- 
net's Own  Times,  Life  of  Sir  H.  Davy,  Mary  Queen  of  Scots, 
together  with  the  various  editions  of  Burns,  Byron,  Campbell, 
Ramsay,  and  other  of  the  Standard  Poets ;  Maberly's  Print  Col- 
lector, Wilson's  Catalogue,  etc. 

Under  the  term  Fine  Arts,  in  the  Index,  many  books  are  in- 
cluded which  are  merely  illustrated,  and,  in  a  strict  classification, 
would  not  be  so  j^laced. 

Wood  Engraving  was  a  subject  in  which  Mr.  Allan  took  much 
interest,  and  his  Illustrated  Copies  of  Chatto  or  Jackson  sufficiently 
indicate  his  taste. 


477084 

tlBRART 


iv  NOTICE. 

Penmanship  was  an  accomplishment  in  whicli  Mr.  Allan  excelled, 
and  a  few  rare  books  on  that  Art  are  included.  Scientific  Books 
are  not  numerous.  The  Medical  Books  do  not  include  any  of  the 
Modern  writers,  but  the  early  treatise  of  Eucharius  Rhodion 
on  the  "  Byrth  of  Mankinde,"  and  others  of  that  class,  invite  the 
attention  of  the  Medical  Antiquary. 

Numismatics  is  rather  largely  represented,  and  contains  some 
i-are  works.  Coin  Collecting  was  once  a  hobby  with  Mr.  Allan,  and 
his  Collection  was  at  one  time  quite  large ;  but  some  years  since  he 
was  tempted  to  sell  it.  The  Books  on  the  subject  were  retained, 
and  some  Coins  and  Medals  have  been  collected  since,  and  are 
included  in  this  Catalogue. 

Bibliography,  if  not  strong,  is  tolerably  varied,  and  includes  a 
number  of  Dibdin's  Works :  his  Bibliomania  has  been  before 
referred  to.  Priced  Catalogues  and  Treatises  on  Typography  are 
also  included. 

Scotland  (Mr.  Allan's  birth-place),  as  illustrated  by  her  Histo- 
rians, Poets,  Artists,  and  Novelists,  is  largely  represented,  and  in 
some  cases  by  books  of  acknowledged  rarity;  and  if  any  part  of 
the  Collection  had  precedence  over  another  in  his  affections,  it  was 
this.  This  was  particularly  the  case  with  reference  to  the  books 
illustrative  of  Mary  Queen  of  Scots,  who  was  held  in  reverent 
admiration  by  Mr.  Allan. 

England  and  Wales,  with  some  other  European  Countries,  are 
represented  in  Books  of  Travel  and  Picturesque  Scenery. 

Of  Works  Relating  to  America,  and  History  in  general,  there 
are  but  few,  but  some  of  them  are  very  scarce. 

Of  Unique  and  Presque  Unique  Books,  there  is  an  almost  un- 
equalled Collection.  It  may  be  safely  asserted  that  an  equal  num- 
ber of  Missals,  Books  printed  upon  Vellum,  etc.,  have  never 
befoi-e  been  offered  for  sale  in  this  country ;  and  some  of  them  are 
fine  specimens. 

The  Indian  Department  is  the  most  limited,  consisting  of  two 
books  only ;  one  of  which,  however,  is  the  crowning  glory  of 
the  Sale,  and  will,  it  is  believed,  realize  more  money  than  any  other 
book.  Reference  is  made  to  Eliot's  Indian  Bible,  which  is  fully 
described  on  pages  80  and  81  of  this  Catalogue. 

Under  the  comprehensive,  and  perhaps  sometimes  inappropriate 
appellation  of  Theology,  in  the  Index,  is  grouped  a  large  number 
of  curious  books.    ,  The  analyst  who  could  discover  Mr.  Allan's 


NOTICE.  V 

religious  belief  from  his  Collection  of  "Theology,"  would  possess 
much  skill.  The  books  have  evidently  been  bought  more  for  their 
singularity  than  for  their  religious  principles. 

One  of  the  most  extensive  departments  is  that  of  Poetry,  including 
Songs  and  Ballads.  There  are  a  few  of  the  rare  Old  English  au- 
thors, in  good  condition,  and  very  much  of  Scottish  Poetry.  The 
Kilmarnock  Edition  of  Burns  is  a  book  of  much  rarity,  and  the 
first  offered  for  sale  on  this  continent.  Other  of  the  Standard 
Poets,  having  been  copiously  illustrated,  have  been  before  referred 
to. 

Among  tlie  other  departments  of  Literature,  it  may  be  mentioned 
that  there  is  a  little  Dramatic,  and  more  Occult  Literature.  Angling 
is  represented  by  a  splendid  set  of  Pickering's  Walton  and  Cotton. 
Of  Fables  there  are  a  few,  and  enough  of  Facetiae  to  add  piquancy 
to  the  lot. 

Of  DlcltR  Setter  iJOCikS  there  are  some  very  good  specimens, 
by  Ullrich  Zell,  Vostre,  Kerver,  etc.,  one  of  VVynkyn  de  Worde, 
several  by  Day,  Berthelet,  and  other  early  English  Printers.  There 
are  also  a  few  American  books  printed  by  Benjamin  Franklin, 
Zenger,  etc. 

Autographs  include  a  very  choice  letter  by  George  Washington  ; 
a  most  interesting  public  document  by  Benjamin  Franklin;  a 
patriotic  letter  of  Lafayette,  and  others  of  interest. 

Engravings  comprise  a  vast  number  of  Portraits  and  Plates, 
well  suited  to  the  taste  of  some  "Illustrator." 

Of  Coins  and  Medals  the  number  is  small,  but  some  of  the  lat^ 
ter  arc  very  fine  and  scarce. 

Among  the  Minerals  are  a  few  specimens  of  great  beauty,  and 
Lot  4791  is  one  of  much  rarity. 

Relics,  Curiosities,  and  Antiquities,  if  not  numerous,  are  singu- 
lar and  interesting,  and,  it  is  believed,  genuine. 
'    The  Silver  Plate  is  mostly  Antique,  and  includes  a  Silver  Toddy- 
Ladle,  once  the  property  of  Robert  Burns  ;  a  Silver  Indian  Pipe  ; 
Incense-Burner,  and  other  Curious  Articles. 

.Among  the  unusual  features  of  the  Sale  are  several  Scottish  or 
Highland  Costumes,  Buckles,  Scarfs,  etc.,  admirably  adapted  for 
Tableaux  or  Private  Theatricals. 

Sculpture  is  represented  by  one^specimen  only  :  a'.fine  Bust  of 
Napoleon,  in  Carrara  Marble. 


vi  NOTICE. 

Among  the  Sundries  are  included  Old  China,  some  of  it  very  fine  ; 
Book-Cases,  and  other  Library  Furniture. 

Such  is  a  rapid  analysis  of  the  varied  contents  of  this  Catalogue, 
Treated  synthetically,  the  student  will  look  in  vain  for  any  evi- 
dence of  what  is  called  a  working  library.  The  books  Avere 
collected  to  amuse  rather  tlian  to  instruct ;  and  the  result  is  an 
extensive  Literary  Olla  Podrida,  possessing  a  very  varied,  if  not 
a  particular  interest. 

In  the  preparation  of  the  Catalogue,  due  regard  has  been  paid 
to  the  exact  method  of  spelling  and  punctuation  of  the  various 
titles. 

The  words  rare  and  scarce  are  used  sparingly,  and  according  to 
their  received  bibliographical  value.  The  authorities  referred  to 
are  Mr.  Bohn's  Enlai'ged  Edition  of  Lowndes,  and  the  last  Edition 
of  Brunet's  Manual,  some  of  Dibdin's  Works,  etc. 

The  circumflex  ~  mark,  indicating  an  abbreviation,  is  not  in- 
cluded in  the  modern  fonts  of  type,  and  the  mark  thus  -  over  some 
of  the  letters,  must  be  understood  to  indicate  a  contracted  word, 
and  to  mean  ~ .  Some  errors  have  occurred,  as  a  matter  of  course  ; 
they  are  only  such  as  the  intelligent  reader  can  correct ;  a  few  of 
them  are  included  in  the  Errata. 

In  consideration  of  the  limited  amount  of  Bibliography  relating 
to  Emblems,  the  titles  to  these  are  nearly  all  given  at  length. 

The  condition  of  the  Books  is  generally  tine.  Those  in  extra 
bindings  are,  for  the  most  part,  bound  by  Pawson  and  Nicholson, 
of  Philadelphia  ;  Mafehews,  of  New  York ;  and  a  few  by  Heriug, 
Mackenzie,  Lewis,  and  Hayday,  of  London.  In  all  cases,  they  are 
represented  faii'ly,  and  as  fully  as  the  limits  of  the  Catalogue  would 
permit. 

It  is  proper  to  add  that  the  Wood-Cut  Portrait  of  Mr.  Allan,  on 
the  Title-Page,  was  engraved  by  his  life-long  friend  and  fellow- 
countryman,  Dr.  Anderson,  now  aged  eighty-nine  years. 

Joseph  Sabin. 
401  Beoadway,  April  •!,  18G4. 


CONTENTS. 


PAGE 

Catalogue  of  Books 1 

Autograph  Letters,  Signatures,  etc 261 

Engravings 269 

"Water-Colour  and  Pencil  Drawings 295 

Oil  Paintings  and  Framed  Engravings 299 

■Coins  and  Medals 300 

Miscellaneous 300 

American 301 

Bronze  Medals 303 

Antique  Coins — Silver 305 

Roman  Imperial — Silver  Denarii 306 

English  Coins— Silver 307 

English  Coins — Copper 308 

Coins  of  Scotland 308 

Silver  Medals 309 

Minerals,  etc, 310 

Snuff-Boxes 319 

Seals,  Relics,  and  Sundries 324 

Gold  and  Silver  Watches 326 

Silver  Plate,  etc 328 

Higliland  Costumes 329 

Brooches,  Buckles,  etc 330 

Antique  China 332 

Bronzes,  etc 334 

Arms,  Armour,  and  Antiquities 335 

Miscellaneous 336 

Library  Eumiture 337 

Books,  etc.,  Omitted 337 

Index '. 339 


ERRATA. 

lOT 

2.  After  "Partheneia,"  add  Sacra. 
50.  For  "1561,"  read  1564. 

262.  For  "  MCCCCCXLV.,"  read  mccccxcv. 

299.  For  '■  BIZOX,"  read  BIZOT. 

359.  For  "  BOSWELL,"  read  BOSWORTH. 

365.  For  "  Two  Books,"  read  Five  Books. 

423.  For  "1822,"  read  1828. 

■723.  For  "CONDERT,"  read  CONDER. 

882.  For  "  1809,"  read  1819. 

886.  For  "DEVELTY,"  read  DEYELLY. 

892.  The  Author's  name  is  Saint  Germain,  and  the  Book  ts  noticed  by  Lowndes. 

on  page  654,  of  Bohn's  Edition. 
1028.  For  "1754,"  read  1755. 
1044*.     For  "EniT<I)IA,"  read  EniTA$IA. 
1047.  For  "  David,"  read  Desideratus. 
1127.  For  "Duyckink,"  read  Duyckinck. 
1298*.     For  GRAYSON,"  read  GRAYDON. 
1301.  For  "GRESS WELL, "read  GRESAYELL. 
1323.  For  "  GUTHRIE."  read  GURTHIE. 
1338.  For  "  Tranekara?,"  read  Frauekarse. 

1379.  For  "  Gemuths,"  read  Bemuths ;  and  for  "  Albe,"  read  Alle. 
1456.  This  book  is  said  to  be  "  collated  and  perfect."     It  wants  the  leaf  following  the 
preface,  "  Post  Prefatio,"  which  was  suppressed,  and  is  almost  always 
deficient. 
1959.  For  "  MEYSSEUS,"  read  MEYSSENS. 
1994,  For  "1638,"  read  1683. 
2045.  This  is  erroneously  attributed  to  E.  French.     The  author  is  the  Rev.  John 

Mitchell :  and  this  copy  is  printed  on  India  Paper. 
2047.  For  "one  and  fifty"  in  the  note,  read  one  hundred  and  fifty. 
2101.  For  "  147  Plate.s,"  read  117  Plates. 
2130.  Second  line,  for  "Ryder,"  read  Xyder. 
3529.  For  "BERYIE,"  read  BBRYIC. 

3608.  For  "  DUPINS,"  read  DUPIUS;  and  for  "BATECHOX,"  readBALECIION. 
3682.  For  "  GARMER,"  read  GARXf ER. 
3727.  For  "  KITTERLINUS,"  read  KETTERLIXUS. 
3737  and  3738.  For  "  LAXGIER,"  read  LAUGIER. 


CATALOGUE. 


jf,o  1.  A.  (B.)  Buds  and  Blossoms  of  Piety,  with  some  Fruit  of  the 
Spirit  of  Love.  2d  edition  with  .additions.  8vo.  Zow?.,  169J. 

Includes  a  complaint  against  New  England  Professors.  The  author  was 
Benjamin  Antrobus.  Priced,  Bibliotheca  Anglo-Poetica,  No.  897,  £1  5a\  Od 
/Z.oc  2.  A.  (H.)  Partheneia;  or,  the  Mysteriovs  and  DeUciovs  Garden 
of  the  Sacred  Parthenes ;  Symbohcally  set  forth  and  en- 
riched with  Piovs  Devises  and  Emblemes  for  the  entertain- 
ment of  Devovt  Sovles.  JEnr/raved  title,  fine  copy,  12mo, 
morocco,  extra.  Paris:  by  John'Covstvrier,  1633. 

Written  by  an  English  Catholic.  The  Engravings  are  neat,  and  the 
Poetry  above  mediocrity.  Ponthill  copy  sold  for  £3  9s.  Qd.  White  Knights, 
£2  14.5.  Qd. 

SI?  3.  ABBEY  OF    KILKHAMPTON ;  or,  Monumental  Records 
for  the  Year  1980.     Both  parts  in  1  vol.     4to,  half  .calf. 

Lond.  1780. 

20  ^.  Same  ;  another  edition,  improved.    %yo,  half  calf.   Zond.  Il88. 

/,JV5.  ABBEYS   OF  TEVIOTDALE,  &c.  4to,  cloth.   Edinh.  1832 

„     *  6.  ABEL-REMUS  AT,  (M.)  Elemens  de  la  Grammaire  Chinoise 

8vo,  half  calf.  Paris,  1822. 

2^  V.  ABERDEEN.     Short  Memorandum  of  quhat  heath  occurred 

in  Aberdeen,  since  xx  September,  M.D.CCXV.    8vo. 

Edinh.  1837. 
^,  S'O  8.     ABERDEEN".     Sum  Notabill  Thinges  excerptit   frome  the 
Auld   Recordes    of    the   HonorabiJl   Citie    of   Aberdeene, 
1565-1635.     8W0.,  hcdf  morocco.  Edinh.  \82>\:. 

Also  a  Short  Memorandum  of  quhat  heath  occurred  in  Aber- 
deen since  xx.  September,  1715. 
From  R.  Balmanuo's  Collection,  with  numerous  MS.  notes. 
^,00  9-  ABRAHAMO  a  S.  CLARA.  (P.)  Neu  eroeffnete  Welt  Galle- 
ria.    100  fine  Portraits,     folio,  ea^.  JS'urnber g,  llO'S. 

/f.SO\0.  ABREGE  de  la  vie  des  Plus  Fameux  Peintres,  avec  leurs 
Portraits  graves  en  taille-douce,  et  la  maniere  de  Connoi- 
tre  les  Desseins  des  Grands  Maitres :  avec  Supplement.  3 
vols.  4to,  calf.  Paris,  1745. 


2  ^<:sop. 

/.oo    11.  ^trfUflCmntt  of  \\\t  UOOfeS  of   ^SSfSCS,    lately   pernsefl 

oner,  and  corrected,  and  nowc  newely  imprinted  by  Richard 

Gottill.      JJlaClt  HtCttn*.     18mo,  calf.  Lond.  1555. 

ZZ.*r^l2,  ACCOUNT  (An)  of  the  Banquet  given  by  the  Saint  Nicholas 

Society  of  the  City  of  New  York,  on  the  occasion  of  the 

visit  of  the    Netherlands  Frigate    "  Prins  van  Orange,"  at 

New  York,  May,  1852.    Portraits  and  plates  inserted.    8vo, 

half  calf .     very  scarce.     Prepared  and  published  by  order 

of  the  Society.  1852. 

Only  a  small  edition  printed :    it  includes  Speeches  by  Daniel  "Webster 

and  Gr.  C.  Verplanck,  etc. 

^0,  <>^Vi.  ACCOUNT  of  the  Procession,  Dinner,  and  Ball,  given  in  Hon- 
our of  the  Emancipation  of  Holland,  in  the  City  of  New 
York.  With  notes,  IHustrative  and  Explanatory.  By  Nick. 
Hallabout.  8vo,  inlaid  in  small  folio.  Plate  of  Washincj- 
ton  JI<(ll,  and  MS.  Ivey,  and  notes  by  3Ir.  Allan  y'  unique 
copy  of  a  most  rare  paniphlet.  Small  folio,  half  morocco. 
Printed  for  the  Publisher,  by  Hons.  Stufflefunk.  Gomm.uni- 
pav\  (i.  e.)  N.Y.  1814. 

This  clever  Satire  is  not  to  be  found  in  any  of  our  Public  Libraries. 

OcCt-        14.  ACCOUNT  OF  THE  WAPETI;  or,  Gigantic  Elks  of  the 

Missouri.     12mo.  Diihlin.,  \^22. 

/,  yS'lb.  ACTS  OF  PARLIAMENT.      Temp.  James  I.,  1604,  &c.   2 

^  vols.  Mio,  half  calf  Lond.  1610. 

A^iTle.  ADDISON    (Joseph)  on   Medals,    etc.  [vol.  3  of  his   works.] 

12mo.  Lond.  1753. 

AD  VIS  FIDELE.— See  Avis. 

J2^.aa  17.  ^SOP'S    FABLP:S.     Paraphras'd   in  Verse.     Adorn'd  with 

Sculpture,  and  illustrated  with  Annotations,  etc.     By  John 

Ogilby,  Esq.     YoXio.,  old  red  morocco.  Lond.  IG65. 

The  Plates   are  mostly  by  Hollar.      Fonthill    copy,    £3   10s.  Od.    White 

Knights,  £4  145.  6f/.      "A  Translation  still  in  estimation." — Lowndes. 

//.Cd  18.  ^SOP'S  FABLES,  with  his  Life,  in  English  [by  Thos.  Phil- 
l)ott],  and  in  French  and  Latin  [by  R.  Codington].  Illus- 
trated with  87  [should  be  112]  Sculptures.  To  this  edi- 
tion are  likewise  added  Thirty-one  new  folio  plates,  repre- 
senting his  life.  By  Francis  Barlow.  Folio,  ^>/e  copy.,  half 
ealf.  Lond.  1665. 

Barlow  was  celebrated  for  his  accuracy  in  depicting  animals.  The 
present  copy  is  imperfect:  tliere  should  be  112  Sculptures.  The  English 
verses  are  by  Mrs.  Aphra  Behn.  Plate  17,  which  is  often  wanting, 
is  in  this  copy.  The  greater  part  of  tliis  edition  was  burnt  in  the  fire 
of  London.     Hibbert's  copy  sold  for  £4  lis.  Od 

^^,06^^-  ^SOP'S  FABLES,  with  their  Morals,  in  Prose  and  Verse. 
Curious  old  v'ood  cuts.     12mo,  old  calf .  J^ond.  1721. 

This  rare  edition  has  escaped  the  researches  of  Lowndes  and  Bohn. 

/^,<fa  -0.  .^SOP'S  fWBLES,  Avith  a  Life  of  the  Author,  and  224  plates. 
2  vols,  in  i  :  inipl.  8vo,  calf.  I^ond.  Bensley,  1793. 

White  Kniglits  copy  sold  for  £1  19.s.  Orf. 


AGRIPPA.  3 

/^O^  21.  iESOP'S  FABLES,  by  Rev.  Thomas  James,  with  more  than 
one  hundred  Illustrations,  designed  by  John  Peiiniel.  8vo, 
red  morocco,  extra.  Lond.  1848. 

This  is  the  most  elegant  of  the  modern  editions. 

/,ec  22.  ^SOP.  Les  Fables  d'Esope,  Tiacluction  Nouuelle.  Illustree 
de  Discours  Moraux,  etc.,  par  J.  Bavdoin.  Auer  les  figures 
en  taille-douce.     8vo,  calf.  Roven,  1659. 

S^ao  23.  ^SOP.  Les  Fables  d'Esope,  et  de  plusieurs  autres  excel- 
lens  Mytliologistes,  Accompagnees  du  sens  moral  et  des  re- 
flexions de  M.  le  Chev.  Lestrange.  Traduites  de  I'Anglois, 
avec  les  Figures  dessinees  et  gravees,  par  F.  JSarlouw. 
ito,  old  calf.  Amstenlam,  1714. 

Le  Chevaher's  copy  sold  for  72  fr.  1857. 

J,  a  a  24.  ^SOP.  Ezopische  Fabelen  van  Fedras.  Door  D.  Yan  Hoogstra- 
ten.    Fine  plates,  4:to,  calf .  Amsterdam,  llO^. 

S'O  25.  AF-BEELDINGHE  van  D'Eerste  Eevwe  der  Societeyt  lesv. 
voor  ooghen  Ghestelt  door  de  Dvyts-nederlantsche  Provincie 
der  selver  Societeyt.     4to,  ccdf.  f  Antwerpen,  1640. 

Z,7j^2Q.  AGOSTINI  (D.  D.   Antonio),  Medaglie  Inscrittioni   et  Altre 
Antichita — plates  of  coins  and  medals :  folio,  old  ccdf 

Roma,  n.d. 
/,yS2l.  AGRIPPA  (Caraillo).      Trattato  di  Scientia  d'Arme,  con  un 
Dialogo  di  Filosofia.  Sm.  4to,  ctdf  plates. 

Roma:  Ant.  Blctdo,  1553. 

"Belle  edition,  fort  recherchee,  a  cause  des  figures,  qui  sont  dans  le  style 

de  I'ecole  de  Marc-Antoine.'' — Brunet.    This  work  has  sold  as  high  as  170  fr. 

y.^e  28.  AGRIPPA  (Henrie  Cornelius)  ;  of  the  Vanitie  and  vncertaintie 

of  Artes  and  Sciences.      Englished  by  Ia[nies]  Sa[nford,] 

Gent,  4to,  ccdf  antique.  Lond.  H.  Bynnernan,  1575. 

First  printed  in  1569.     An  excellent  article  on  this  work  will  be  found 

in  the  Retrospective  Review,  vol.  xiv.,  181-206. — Loicndes. 

2.«n^29.  ^mhUpSChe  CthroniCfe  von  Heidnischen,  etc.  4to.  JSlaCfe 
Hotter.     Singular  xcood  cuts,  portrcdts,  etc. 

Freyburg :  3fetmals,  1523. 
A  curious  old  chronicle  of  the  French  Monarchy. 

„  „  30.  AINSLIE  (Hew),  Pilgrimage  to  the  Land  of  Burns.  Por- 
traits inserted.     12mo,  half  calf  iMptford,  1822. 

This  copy  was  purchased  from  Jas.  "Wellstood,  one  of  the  three  Pilgrims. 

^fl^o  31.  AINSLIE    (Hew),  Scottish  Songs,  Ballads,  and  Poems.     II- 

lustrcded   with   24  p>l'^de^,  exclusive  of  tJie  Portrait,     8vo, 

green  morocco,  gilt  top.  N.  Y.  1855. 

Z.ffd  32.  AIXSWORTH  (Robert),  Latin  Dictionary,  with  additions.    By 

Dr.  Th.  Morell.     Ato,  calf .  Lond.  \%\Q. 

>^^^33.  AIRY  NOTHINGS;  or.  Scraps  and  Naughts,  and  Odd- 
cum-Shorts,  in  a  Circumbendibus  Hop,  Step,  and  Jump,  by 
Olio  Rigmarole.  23  colored  plates.   4to,  boards.  Lond.  1825. 

J./0^4.  AITZEMA  (Lieu we  van),  Vereenigde  Nederlanden,  1657- 
1663.     60  fine  Portrcdts.     Folio,  half  calf 

Gnwenhngue,  1669. 


4  ALBUMASAR. 

^2-35.  AKENSIDE  (Dr.)  Pleasures  of  Imagination,  ancT  Armstrong 
(Dr.)  on  Preserving  Health.  12mo.  Exeter  {JSF.  II.),  1794. 
An  early  specimen  of  New  Hampshire  Tyi^ography. 
S<^S6.  ALBANY.  The  Answer  of  "The  members  of  the  Congrega- 
tion of  Saint  Peter's  Church,  in  the  City  of  Albany,"  to  tlie 
Pamphlet  lately  addressed  to  them,  by  the  Hon.  Lt.-Gover- 
nor  Taylor,  and  otliers.     8vo,  pp.  100. 

Printed  for  the  Congregation,  February,  1816. 
2,2.^  37.  ALBERT  (Eugenio),  Vita  diCaterina  de'  Medici;  Saggio  Stori- 
co.     18  Lithographic  Portraits.     4 to,  cloth. 

T^/rew^e,  1838. 
An  apologetical  history  of  her  reign. 

/,S'<?  38.  ALBERTINUS  (iEgidius),  Emblemata  Hieropolitica  versibus 
et  prosa,  illustrabat  Joannes  Melitanus  a  Corylo ;  eiusdem 
mvsse  errantes.     12mo,  half  calf . 

GolonicB  {it2)ud  Constantiniim),  Munich.,  1647. 

Z,0C  39.  ALBUM  DES   COSTUMES,   Moeurs,    et  Habillements  dans 

le  Royaume  des  Pays-Bas,  en  gravures,  dessinees  et  colorees 

d'apres  nature.     8vo.  Amsterdam,  u.  d. 

zSl.0.  ALBUM  TABLETS.     8vo.  Land.  1838. 

t,jro  41.  ALBUM.  A  Collection  of  Choice  Engravings,  in  12 mo,  red 
morocco. 

/7,tS~0  42.  ALBUM  of  Gothic  Ornated  Letters  and  Fragments  select- 
ed from  Ancient  MSS.  Some  of  them  exquisitely  finished. 
Folio,  half  morocco. 

g^^Q  43.  ALBUM  WREATH.     A  Scrap  Book  of  Most  Elegant  En- 

'  gravings  ;  plain  and  colored  Scraps,  etc.     4to,  half  morocco. 

J  <^  /  44.  ^ItUtltttStir  tic  WilflUtS  coniunctionibus  annorum  reuolutio- 
ibus ;  ac  eorum  profectionibus ;  octo  continens  tractatus. 
4to.     BlttCtt  Setter.  Venetiis,  mcccclxxxix. 

Tliis  curious  old  Astrological  Book  contains  singular  wood  cuts,  and  is 
a  fine  specimen  of  early  printing. — Butsch,  15  Florins. 

^,a<f45.  ^ihimxtiBuv  tie  maflitfs  Functionibus,  etc.    jjlacfe  aet= 

ttV,  small  folio  ;  green  'tnorocco,  extra  fine  copy. 

Venetiis,  Melchior  Sessa,  1515. 

With  the  celebrated  device  of  the  Cat  and  Mouse  at  the  end.  The  late 
Bishop  of  Ely  used  to  say,  "  When  you  see  a  book  with  a  cat  and  mouse 
for  the  device,  seize  upon  it,  for  the  chances  are  as  three  to  four,  that  it  will 
be  found  to  be  both  curious  and  valuable."  See  Dibdin's  Decameron,  vol.  ii., 
pp.  231-4.     Not  mentioned  by  Brunet. 

^.  /f  0  46.  illtUmaSarfS  XntrotmCtOrfUm  in  Astronomias.  4to. 
JUlaCli    Setter.     70  pp.      Curious  wood  cuts. 

Venetiis,  1489, 
"  Ouvrage  pen  recherclu'." — Brunei. 

S'.oa  47.  ALBYN'S  ANTHOLOGY,  or  a  Select  Collection  of  Melodies 
and  Vocal  Poetry  peculiar  to  Scotland.  Collected  by 
Alexander. Campbell.     Folio,  half  ccdf. 

Edinhurgh,  1816. 


ALDEX.  5 

Z,  ac     48.  ALCHORXE.    Catalogue  of  a  Portion  of  the  valuable  Libraiy 

of  the  late  Stanesby  Alchobne,  Esq.     Prices  and  names . 

8vo,  boards,  nncat.  '  Land.  1813. 

Rich  in  the  worlis  of  the  Printers  of  the  Fifteenth  Centun' ;  also  Caxton, 

Litton,  Machliuia,  Wynkyn  de  T\'orde  and  Pynsou. 

„  *  49.  ALCIATUS  (And.)  Emblematum.  Lib,  11.  Picta  Poesis. 
Lugcl.  1563,  and  Paradin.  (Claude)  Symbola  Heroica. 
Antverj)Uc,lb8Z.     3vols.ini.     \S\\\o,calf.  v.  d. 

J  S^O  50.  ALICIATUS  (And.)  Emblemata.      Woodcuts.     ISmo,  caJf. 

Lugd.  1561. 
This  edition  is  not  mentioned  by  Brunet,  and  is  not  in  the  celebrated  Stir- 
ling collection. 

/,  S'O  51.  ALCIATUS  (Andr.)  Emblemata,  cum  focili  et  compediosa 
explicatione,  qua  obscura  illustrantur,  dubiaque  omnia  solu- 
untur.  Per  Clavdivm  Mince:m  Diuionensera.  Excerpta 
ex  eiusdem  in  eadem  Alciati  emblemata  maiorum  vigiliarura 
commentai'iis.  Ad  calcem  Alciati  vita  nuper  ab  eodem  Mi- 
noe  conscripta.     12  mo. 

A)itve7'pke,  apud  Christophorura  Plantlnuni,  1584. 
Z,a<'   52.  ALCIATUS  (Andr.)     Emblemata.     18mo,  calf. 

A)itverpice,  Ex  Officina  Plantiniana,  1622. 
^  ^0  53.  ALCIATLTS.     Idem ;  another  edition.     8vo.     No  title. 
jC^^   54.  ALCIATLTS  (x\nd.)  Livret  des  Emblemes  mis  en  rime  fran- 
coyse  [par  Jeh.  Lefevre].     12mo,  morocco.,  extra. 

Paris,  G.  Wesche,  1536. 
Printed  in  Gothic   type,  and  contains  many  wood  cuts.     All  subsequent 
writers  on  emblems   have   been   much   indebted    to   Alciatus,   particularly 
George  Wither.     Heber's  copy  sold  for  18s. 

Z,ti^  55.  ALCORAX  (L'),  ou  Loy  du  Prophete  Mahomet.  En  Lan- 
gue  Arabe.     A  fine  copy  in  limp  morocco. 

2,y*i  56.  ALDEN"  (Timothy).  A  Collection  of  American  Epitaphs  and 
Inscriptions,  Avith  occasional  Notes.     5  vols.     18mo,  sheej). 

N.  Y.  1814. 
The  only  extensive  collection  on  the  subject,  and  now  very  scarce. 

Z,^*^1.  ALEXANDER  (Mr.):  The  Beatitudes,  1822;"  also,  Tom- 
kins' Beauties  of  Writinsx,  1777.  2  vols,  in  1,  oblong  4to, 
half  calf.  ^  1777-1822. 

2,,ff^  58,  ALEX AXDER  (James  W.)  The  Life  of  Alexander  Alexander, 
D.  D.,  8vo,  morocco,  extra.  N.  Y.  1854. 

J7/^  59.  ALEXANDER  (Wm.)  Picturesque  Representations  of  the 
Dress  and  Manners  of  the  Chinese,  illustrated  in  50  colored 
Engravings,  with  Descriptions.     4to,  half  calf . 

Land.  1814. 

This  artist  was  draftsman  to  Earl  Macartney  during  his  embassy  to  China. 

X^Q.  ALISON  (Archibald).     Sermons.     8vo,  calf.         Edinh.  1815. 

Z,tS^^^.  ALLAN  (George).  Life  of  Sir  Walter  Scott,  with  Critical 
Notices  of  his  Writings.     %\o,  hcdf  morocco.     Edinb.  IS34. 

S,  «^62.  ALLAN  (Robt.)  Evening  Hours;  Poems  and  Songs.  12ino, 
morocco.  Glasgoir,  1836. 


6  AMADIS   DE   GAUL. 

/  2_J^63.  ALLAX.     Another  copy.     12mo,  cloth.  Glasgow,  18SQ. 

2^  gg  64.  ALLASOX  (Thos.)  Picturesque  Views  of  the  Antiquities  of 
Pola  in  Istria.  10  plates,  and  14  vignettes,  royal  folio, 
boards.  Loud.  1819. 

The   plates   in  this  fine  worli  are  engraved  by  W.  B.  and  G.  Coolie,  H. 
Moses,  and  Cosmo  Armstrong. 
2,ty^^-  ALMANACKS  for  1669.    By  Lilly,  Gadbury,  Saunders,  Bow- 
ker,  Wing,  Andrews,  Pond,  Dove,  Swan,  Whiting,  Trigge, 
and  Poor  Robin,  in  1  vol.     calf,  gilt  edges. 
J,  06   66.  ALMANACKS    for    1636.     By    Langley,    Woodhouse,   Per- 
kins, Wyherd,  Peregrine,  and  Fallowes;  together,  6  in  1  vol. 
12mo,  old  calf.  Loud.  1636. 

These   old  Almanacks  contain  incidentally  some   notices  of  the  American 
Colonies. 
/  VtT'e?.  ALLARD  (Abraham),  De  Groote  Herschepper  der  Waereld,  of- 
'  te  de  Monarch  des  Levens   Nederig   gebooren,  onschuldig 

gedood,  en  eeuwig  verheerlykt.     4to,  calf. 

Amsteldatn,  n.  d. 

2y^^.  ALMANACK  for  the  year  1386,   -with  fac-simile  engravings, 
transcribed  from  an  old  MS.     Svo.  Loud.  1812. 

^ad  69.  ALPHABET.  Dilletanti  delle  Bell'  Arti.  Oblong  4to,  half 
morocco. 

2  ffC  To.  ALPHABETS. — A  Collection  of  Alphabets.  Uo,  vellum,  n.  d. 

J    ffo    71.  ALTUS.     Mutns  Liber  in  quo  Tanien  totse  Philosophia  her- 

'  '  metica,  figuris  hieroghpliicis  de))ingitur,  etc.,  auctore  cuius 

nonien  est  A'.tus  [Jacob  Saulat,  Sr.  des  Marez].     15  jdates, 
folio.  \^Rupella\  1677.] 

According  to  Barbier,  the  author  was  Dr.  Tolle. 

J  ^  a   72.  AMADIS  DE  GALTL,  tradvit  d'Espagnol  en  Franyoys.     Fhie 

old  icood  cuts,  12mo,  ccdf  extra,  red  edges.  Paris,  1560. 

Jl?  73.  AMARANTH   (The):  or,  Religious   Poems.     Svo,  half  ccdf . 

Lond.  1767. 
/  fC  V4.  AMBROSE  (Isaac).     Prima  et  Ultima.     The  First  and  Last 
Things  of  Regeneration.     Engd.  Title,  4to,  calf. 

Lond.  1640. 
An  highly  esteemed  Calvinistic  writer. 
/  .iTOIb.  AMBROSII  Choriolani  gen.     Avgvstinianorvm  in  Defensorivni 
Ordinis,  etc.     Folio,  vellum.  Roma,  mcccclxxxi. 

S'.^O^fS.  AMERICAN  NOTES  AND  QUERIES.  4  parts  in  1  vol., 
illustrated  with  56  plates  inserted.  Svo,  morocco  extra,  un- 
cut. Philad.  1857. 

J  Z*^    77.  i  Another  Copy.     8vo,  half  morocco.  "         1857. 

'  J'O  78.  AMERICAN'S  GUIDE.  The  Constitution  of  the  U.  S.,  with 
the  Latest  Amendments.  Also,  the  Declaration  of  Inde- 
pendence, Articles  of  Confederation,  with  the  Federal  Con- 
stitution, and  Acts  for  the  Government  of  the  Territories. 
12 mo,  sheej).  Philad.  1813. 

AMES   (Joseph).     See  Dibdin,  T.  F. 


ANACREON.  7 

^,C6  T9.  AMMOXIUS  (Hierony).  Imitatio  Crameriana  sive  Exerci- 
tium  Pietatis  Domesticum,  40  plates^  4to,  (jreen  morocco^ 
extra.  Koriberf/e,  1647. 

jzS^m.  AMOUR.     Memoir   of  Mr.    Matthias   d' Amour.     \2n\o^  half 
calf.  Land.  1836. 

AMOURS  de  Daphne  et  Chloe.     See  [Longns]. 
J-(?  81.  AMULET.     Edited  by  S.  C.  Hall.     \2mo,sUk.       Loml.  1830. 
2  SO  82.  ANACREONTIS  Odaria  ad  Textus  Barnesiani  Fideni  Emen- 
data  Accedunt  Varia  Lectiones  cura   Ed.  Forster.     Plates, 
small  8vo,  morocco.  Lond.,  G.  Buhner  et  Soc.  1802. 

/  This  elegant  edition  is  ornamented  with  vignettes. 

Oo.cc^o,^  ANACREON,  Odes  of.  Translated  into  English  Verse, 
with  Notes  by  Thomas  Moore.  Illustrated  iclth  52  plates, 
49  of  which  are  inserted.  Autograph  letters  of  Moore. 
A:\.o,  green  morocco.  Loud.  1800. 

First  edition  -with  list  of  subscribers — "An  elegant,  spirited,  and  high- 
ly poetical  version." 
/  0,ac  84.  ANACREON.     Illustrated  in  a  Series  of  Fine  Plates.     4to, 

red  morocco,  extra. 
;i^,oe  85.  ANCIENT  ILLUMINATED  FRENCH  MSS.  on  vellum, 
containing  a  complete  Treatise  on  Heraldry,  with  the  Arms 
of  the  Nobility  of  France — a  Treatise  on  Chivalry  in  the 
time  of  King  Arthur — the  Form  and  Manner  of  Tilts  and 
Tournaments — Oaths  of  the  Knights  of  the  Round  Table. 
176  Coats  of  Arms,  Inchiding  those  of  King  Arthur  and 
the  Knights — the  Capitals  all  illuminated.  8vo,  green  mo- 
rocco, gilt  edges. 
J~,*^  86.  ANDERSON  (Alexander).  An  Inaugural  Dissertation  on 
Chronic  Mania.     8\o,  half  calf .  JSTeic  YorA;  1196. 

Inserted  is   a  Pencil  Sketch  of  tlie  Author  by  his  daughter,   taken  in 
1840.    Dr.  Anderson  first  introduced  Wood  Engraving  into  the  United  States, 
and  may  be    called  the  Bewick  of  America.     Autograph  and  cuttings   in- 
^  ^fk^     serted.     Dr.  A.  was  born  in  1775,  and  still  lives — 1804. 

-f5-*^87.  ANDERSON  (Elbert).  Illustrations  of  the  Legend  of  Sleepy 
Hollow.  Executed  with  a  Steel  Pen,  by  Elbert  Ander- 
son. Oblong  4to.  s.  1.  s.  a. 
^Xis.  ANDERSON  (James).  The  Bee;  or  Literary  Weekly  In- 
telligencer. 1 8  vols.  1 2  mo,  half  calf.  Edin  h.  1 79 1  -3 . 
Dr.  Anderson  was  assisted  in  this  enterprise  by  many  men  of  taste  and 
learning — complete  sets  are  scarce. 

//  ff(^  89.  ANDERSONUS    (Ja.).     Selectus  Diplomatum  et  Numisma- 

tum  Scotiae  Thesaurus,  auxit  et  locupletavit.     Th.  Ruddi- 

manus.    Rl.  folio,  russia  extra.  Edinb.  1739. 

"  A  highly  valuable   and    useful  work,  with  plates  engraved   by  Sturt. 

Dent,  £6  Qs'.Qd.     Brocket,  £10  10s.  Od" — Lowndes.     Contains  180  plates  of 

Coins,  Ancient  Seals,  Charters,  &c. 

J,  Off   90.  ANGELONI  (Francois)    L'Historia  Augusta  da  Givlio  Cesare 

infino  a  Costantino  il  magno  Illustrata  con  la  verita,  tlelle 

Antiche  Modaglie,  Seconda  Impressione  con  reniendutione 


8  ANTONINUS. 

postunie  del  medesimo  Autore,  e  col  siipplimento  de'  Eoii- 
esci,  tratti  dal  Tesor  della  Medaglie  della  regina  Christiana 
descritti  da  G.  Piet.  Bellori.  Many  plates  of  coins  and  med- 
als etched  by  Lanfranco.  Folio,  haJf  hound,  Roma,  1G85. 
^JT)  91.  ANGUS  (William).  The  Seats  of  the  Nobility  and  Gentry 
in  Great  Britain  and  Wales,  in  a  collection  of  select  Views 
and  Drawings  by  the  most  eminent  masters,  with  Descrip- 
tions of  each  View.     QS  2)l(^(tes,  oblong  4to,  morocco,  extra. 

Loud.  1787—1810. 
The  plates  are  after  paintings  by  Daye  Kepton,  etc.     Fonthill  copy  sold 
for  £5  5.5.  Od;  Graves,  £5  I2s.  (id. 

/,lS'  92.  [ANNET  (Peter).]     A  collection  of  the  Tracts  of  a  certain 

Free   Inquirer,  noted   for    his    suflerings  for  his  opinions. 

8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1739. 

The  rare  piece  called  Social  Bliss  carried  out,  is  curious  and  recherche,  and 

includes  the    speech  of  Miss  Polly  Baker,  before  a  Court   of  Judicature    in 

Connecticut  (from  the  History  of  North  America,  1776).     The  author  was 

a  deist,  and  was  pilloried  and  imprisoned  for  publishing  tlie  Free  Inquirer. 

/,  ^^    93.  ANNIVERSARY  (the),  for  1829.     20  pie  plates  ;  8vo,  silk, 

gilt  edges.  Lond.  1829. 

^rT)4.  ANNUAL  REPORT  (49th)  of  the  Royal    Humane  Society. 

8vo.  Lond.  1823. 

/^  95.  ANNUAL  REPORT  of  the  Commissioner  of  Patents,  for  the 

Year  1848.     8yo,  cl.  Washington,  1849, 

„    96.  ANNUAL   REPORT  of  the  Governors  of  the  Alms  House. 

1849-50-2-3.     4  vols.  8vo,  cl.  JSf.   Y.  1853. 

J,o<!     97.  ANTHEMS,  Collection  of;  ruled  Avith  Red  Lines.     8vo,  calf, 

gilt,  fine  copy.  Lond.  1736. 

SiO  98.  ANTIDOTE  against  Presbytery.     4to,  half  calf 

Lond.  1715. 

XJT?  99.  ANTIENT  AND  MODERN  SCOTTISH  SONGS,  Heroic 

Ballads,  etc.     2  vols.  12nio,  ccdf.  Edinh.  1791. 

j-^tT^lOO.  ANTIQUITY,  Honor,  and  Dignity  of  Trade,  particularly  as 

connected  with  the  City  of  London ;  written  by  a  Peer  of 

England.     4Q  plates  itiserted.     8yo,  half  c(df 

Westminster,  1813. 
^^<?  101.  ANTONINUS  (Marcvs  Avrelivs).     His  Meditations  Concern- 
ing Himselfe,  translated  by  Casavbon.     4to,  hcdf  morocco, 
gilt  edges.  Lond.  1635. 

^,J"<'  102.  APOCALYPSIS;  or,  the  Revelation  of  Certain  notorious 
Advancers  of  Heresie,  whereunto  are  added  the  Effigies  of 
seventeen,  in  Copper  Plates  ;  translated  by  J.  D[avies].  8vo, 
morocco,  extra.  Lond.  1664. 

/,  J^103.  Same.  Third  Edition.    Small  Sxo,  morocco  antique,  red  edges. 

Ijond.  1671. 

J2,  00  104.  UpolOflg  (An) ;  or  defence  for  the  Christians  of  France  w^hich 

are  of  the  Eungelicall  or  reformed  religion,  for  the  satisfiing 

of  such  as  wil  not  line  in  peace  and  concord  with  them,  etc.; 


ARSCOT , 


translated  out    of  French  into   English  by  Sir  Th.  Bowes, 
Knight.    iJlaCfe  HCtttrr,  small  8vo,  calf. 

At  Lo^idon ^ printed  by  John  Day^  1579. 

This  rare  book  is  not  noticed  by  Lowndes  or  Brunet. 

/,4  0  105.  APPARATUS  SACRI  Honoris  Primo  Carmelitarum  Dis- 
calceatorum,  Parenti  Seraphicse  Virginis  ac  Matris  There- 
siae  a  Jesu.  Filio  Primogenito  S.  Joaniii  a  Cruce,  etc. 
18mo,  jAates.  1727. 

ARABIAN  NIGHTS  ENTERTAINMENTS;  translated 
by  G.  S.  Beaumont.     4  vols.  8vo,  old  calf  Land.  1811. 

Another  Edition  ;  j^lates  from  designs  by  R.  West- 
all.     4  vols.  12  mo,  ccdf.  Lond.  1819. 

ARABIC  MANUSCRIPT.  8vo,  18  leaves.  Formerly  the 
property  of  Dr.  Priestley. 

ARAGO  (M.)  Life  of  James  Watt.  1\  prints  and  portraits 
inserted.     S\o,  red  morocco,  extra.  ^ditib.  1839. 

ARCHITECTURAL  DRAWINGS  AND  ORNAMENTS. 
A  Collection  of  Pen  and  Ink  Sketches.  4to,  calf  gilt,  icith 
clasp. 

ARGYLL.  Catalogue  of  the  Drawings  of  Johx,  Duke  of 
AudYXA.,  priced.     Svo,  boards.  iond.  11Q8. 

ARIAS  MONTANUS  (Benedict)  Hvmanie  Salvtis  Monvmenta, 
B.  Arige  Montani  Stvdio  Constrvcta  et  Decantata.  8vo,  ccdf 
f/ilt  edges.  Anti(erj)ice,  C.  JPla?iti7i,  1571. 

ARIAS  MONTANUS  (Benedict)  Hvmanie  Salvtis  Monvmenta. 
71  plates.     12mo,  morocco.  Antverpce,  C.  Plantin,  s.  a. 

Plates  by  the  Wierxes,  David,  Bolswert,  and  others ;  fine  copj^ 

ARIAS.  Aliud  Exemplar;  8\fine  emblematic  Bible  plates, 
8vo,  old  calf  gilt  edges.  Antverpce,  C.  PknUin,  1571. 

ARIOSTO  (M.  L.)     Orlando  Furioso.     12mo,  vellum. 

Voietia,  1600. 

ARMENIAN  PRAYER-BOOK  in  the  Armenian  character. 
18  mo,  old  morocco. 

ARMIN  (Robert).  The  Italian  Tailor  and  his  Boy;  large 
paper.     4to,  half  morocco.  London,  rejvin  fed  1810. 

ARMS  OF  STAFFORDSHIRE  FAMILIES.  A  CoUection 
of  Original  Drawings,  in  2  vols.     4to,  half  ccdf 

ARMSTRONG  (J.)     The  Economy  of  Love.     12mo,  calf 

Lond.  1768. 

ARRANGEMENT  of  Prayers  according  to  the  Custom  of  the 
Portuguese  Jews,  with  an  Almanack  for  116  years,  in  the  He- 
brew Language,  richly  bound  in  Tortoise-shell,  vith  silver 
clasps,  corners  and  hinges.  Amsterdam,  1771. 

3,*^  I'-^l-  ARSCOT  (Alexander).  Some  Consideratiojis  relating  to  the 
Present  State  of  the  Christian  Religion  ;  wherein  the  nature, 
design,  and  truth  of  it  are  explained  and  recommended. 
12mo.  Philad.,  reprinted  by  B.  Franklin,  1732. 

2 


J-o 

106 

A3^  ] 

107. 

<ff2^ 

108 

//.CO 

109 

S,/L~ 

110 

/,€0 

111 

/,JV 

112 

/^.eo 

113 

s-.J^ 

114 

^/•^ 

115 

/.o^ 

116 

/^eo 

117 

/,y^\i8 

/.ao 

119 

fS~'fo 

120 

10  ASCHAM. 

J-,  6)0  122.  ART  JOURNAL  :  Illustrated  Catalogue  of  the  Great  Exhibi- 
tion.    Folio,  half  rnoroveo.  Lond.  1852, 

/,o  o  123.  ART  OF  EMPLOYING  TIME  to  tbe  Greatest  Advantage, 
post  8vo,  half  calf .  Lond.  1822. 

J!;  S'O  1 24.  ASCANIUS ;  or  the  Young  Adventurer ;  a  True  History. 
12mo,  calf  extra^fine  copy.  Lottd.  1747. 

A  Romantic  History  of  the  Pretender  and  the  Rebelliou  of  1745.  Dent's 
copy  soki  for  £  1 . 

y/^^  125.  ASCHAM  (Roger).  JThr  Scixolcmastf r.    ajlacH  acttcr. 

Plate  inserted.     8vo,  lialf  calf  extremeh/  rare. 

Lond.  hy  John  Dayc,  1570. 

Written  to  decry  the  severe  school  discipline  of  tlie  time.  Dibdin  pro- 
nounces it  a  work  which  can  only  perish  with  our  language ;  also,  highly 
commended  by  Dr.  Campbell.     See  Dibdin' s  Bibliomania. 

/JT^  126.  ASIATIC  COSTUMES;  a  Series  of  44  Colored  Engravings. 
\2mo,  hcdf  calf  Zond.  1828. 

3, CO  127.  ASSE  (The)  Overladen  to  his  Loving  and  Deare  Mistresse, 
Elizabeth,  the  Blessed  Qveene  of  England.     4to,  hcdfcalf. 

Lond.  1642. 
Not  mentioned  by  Lowndes. 
/^co    128.  ASSOCIATE  MINSTRELS  (The).     \2\\\o,calf.     Lond.\8Vi. 
/ ^ ,(j 0^  12'd.  ASTLE  (Thomas).     The  Origin  and  Progress  of  Writing,  as 
well  Hieroglyphic  as  Elementary,  illustrated  by  Engravings 
taken  from  Marbles,  MSS.,  and  Cliartors,  Ancient  and  Mod- 
ern; also,  some  account  of  the  Origin  and  Progress  of  Print- 
ing.    2d  Edition.     32  plates.     Aio.,  half  calf    Lond.  180S. 
"The  completost  work  on  the  subject  of  writing  extant  in  this  or  any 
other  language.     Inglis  1£  17s.  Od" — Loivndts. 

^,  J~<?  1 30.  ASTROLOGER  (The)  of  the  Nineteenth  Century,  or  the  Mas- 
ter Key  of  Futurity.     Syo,  half  russia.  Lond.  1825. 

^131.  ATHANASius.    lEvposttio  ftt  Ssiutolum  ^thauasif. 

Small  4to,  jUlaCk  JitUtV.      Wood  cut  title.  s.  1.  s.  a. 
J^,Sr7)  132.  ATTIC  MISCELLANY  and  Characteristic  Mirror  of  Men  and 
Things.     3  vols,  in  2.     8\o,  half  calf                    Lofid.  lldl. 
S^  133.  ATTIC  STORIES,  or  the  Opinions  of  Edward  Hazelrig,  Esq. 
1 2 mo,  calf.                                                               Glasgow.,  1818. 
n  134.  AURELIAN  CONTROVERSY.     A  Series  of  Scraps  on  the 
Destruction  of  Insects.     12mo,  ccdf                      Circa  1770. 
g^.oo  135.  AUTOGRAPHS  OF  ARTISTS.     A  Collection  of  Admission 
Cards  to  the  Private  Views  of  the  Exhibition  of  the  Royal 
Academy  during  various  years.     Neatly  mounted  in  an  ob- 
long 4to,  half  najrocco,  r/ilt  edges.  1831. 
This  unique  collection  comprises  the  signatures  of  nearly  all  the  Artists  of 
celebrity  wlio  exhibited  that  year  (1831).     It  is  rendered  of  greater  interest 
by  the  insertion  of  brief  characteristics  of  the  Artists. 

jZ,^^  186.  AVIS.  Advis  Fidele  aux  vcritables  Hollandois  touchant  ce  qui 
s'est  passe  dans  les  villages  de  Bodegrave  et  Swammerdani 
[par  de  Wicquefort].     4to,  vellum.  Amsterdam.,  1673. 

The  plates  to  this  volume  are  by  Romain  De  Hooge.     La  Valliere's  sold  for 
25  fr.     "  Volume  recherche,  a  cause  des  figures  dont  il  est  orne." — Brunei. 


AYRSHIRE.  IX 

W,(/0  137.  AYRES  (Philip).  Emblemata  Amatoria.  Emblems  of  Love 
in  four  Languages  [Latin,  English,  Italian  and  French]. 
Dedicated  to  the  Ladys.    ii  j^lates^  12mo,  calf,  gilt  edges. 

Zoitd.  1683. 

J^fO    l'S8.  .     Same,  another  copy.     12mo,  i^iissia.  Zand.  1683. 

The  plates  are  engraved  by  XichoUs.     Priced,  1£  Is.  Of?,  in  the  Bibhotheca 
Anglo-Poetica. 

/g  ,i(i  139.  AYRSHIRE  and  the  Land  of  Burns,  as  originally  published  in 
the  "  Land  We  Live  In."  L'nique  and  extensively  illustrated 
copy,  with  Portraits,  Plates,  Newspaper  Cuttings,  Auto- 
graphs, etc.  2  vols.  4to,  half  morocco.  1840. 
It  is  impossible  to  overrate  the  interest  of  these  two  volumes  to  a  Scotch- 
man, or  an  admirer  of  Burns.  Scarcely  any  thing  lias  escaped  the  researches 
of  its  enterprising  collector. 

-^/T40.  AYRSHLPvE  DIRECTORY,  1851-52.     12mo.        Ayr,  1851. 
,>^S_141.  AYRSHIRE   WREATH  (The),   for  1845:    a   Collection  of 
Original  Pieces,  in  Prose  and  Verse,  chiefly  by  Native  Au- 
thors, on  subjects  relating  to  Ayrshire.     12mo,  roan. 

Kilmarnock,  1844. 

yJTi^.  BABINGTON  (Bp.  Gervase).     A  Profitable  Exposition  of  the 

Lord's  Prayer,  by  way  of  Questions  and  Answers  for  most 

playnnes.     4to,  vellum.  Land.  1596. 

By  one  of  the  most  learned  of  the  English  Prelates  of  that  day. 

3,  So  143.  BACK  (Captain).  Narrative  of  the  Arctic  Land  Expedition 
to  the  Mouth  of  the  Great  Fish  River,  and  along  the  Shores 
of  the  Arctic  Ocean,  in  the  years  1833,  1834,  and  1835.  Illus- 
trated by  a  Map  and  14  Plates.  8vo,  bds.  Lond.  1836. 
(p.  a  144.  BACON  (Francis).  The  Tvvoo  Bookes  of  Francis  Bacon. 
Of  the  proficience  and  aduancemeut  of  Learning,  diuine  and 
humane.     To  the  King.     4to,  118  leaves,  calf. 

Lond.  for  Henrie  Tomes,  1605. 
First  edition  scarce.     Roscoe's  copj-  sold  for  1£  2s.  Od. 

JZJT^^  145.  BACON  (Lord).  Of  the  Advancement  and  Proficience  of 
Learning,  or  the  Partitions  of  Sciences.  IX  Bookes.  Inter- 
preted by  Gilbert  Watts.  Engraved  title  a^id portrait,  folio, 
calf  extra,  red  edges,  by  Riviere.  Fine  copy.  Oxford,  1611. 
This  is  the  first  English  edition  of  the  complete  work. 
/,/iO\\6.  BAILEY  (Thos.)  Records  of  Longevity;  Avith  an  Introduc- 
tory Discourse  on  Vital  Statistics.     Post  8vo,  plates. 

Lond.  1857. 

/^,  'i'O  ;47.  BAINS  DE  DIANE,  ou  le  Triomphe  de  1' Amour.     Poeme  par 

y^  M.  Desf.     ***.     10  plates,  including  those  inserted.     8vo, 

russia.     Paris,  1770. 

BAISERS    (Les),   see  [Secundus  Johannes]. 

-^cTlls.  BAKER.     Catalogue  of  the  Prints,   etc.,  of  Mr.  G.   Baker. 

^  8vo,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1825. 

2,.tS~^  149.  BALLADS    AND    SONGS    of   Ayrshire,   illustrated    with 

Sketches,  Historical,  Traditional,  Narrative, and  Biographical. 

2  vols.  Svo,  half  morocco.  Ayr.  1846,  and  Edinb.  1847. 


12  BALMANNO. 

<^,oo  150.  BALLADS.  A  collection  of  over  300  Ballads,  as  originally 
pxiblished  in  separate  leaves  by  Catnach  and  others,  neatly 
mounted  in  a  rl.  8vo,  half  russitf. 

This  collection  has  a  MS.  Index,  and  colored  plates  of  London  Theatres, 
Actors,  etc. 

:2,  i/  a  151.  BALLANTINE  (James).  Chronicle  of  the  Hundredth  Birth- 
day of  Robert  Burns.     Lnpl.  8vo,  cl.  JSdi)ib.  1859. 

This  work  notices  61  celebrations  in  the  United  States. 

JS^52.  BALMANNO    (Mary).      Letters  from  England  to  her  Hus- 
band, Robert  Balmanno,  as  they  appeared  in  the  New  York 
American,  1840  and  1841.    Mounted  in  a  long  Bvo  scrap-book. 
^<fl53.  BALMANNO  (Mrs.)     jNIemoir  of  the  late  Mrs.  Ren  wick ;  ex- 
tracted from  "Pen  and  Pencil."     4to,  half  morocco. 

Privately  printed,  N.  Y.  1857. 

i^Tsi.  BALMANNO.     Romances  of  the  Sea,  and  Voyage  across  the 

Atlantic.     8vo,  pp.  8.  A^.  T.  1849. 

g^  eo   155.  BALMANNO  (Mrs.)     Pen  and  Pencil.     4to,  green  morocco^ 

f'  gilt  top^  rough  edges.  N.  Y.  1858. 

In  addition  to  the  illustrations  belonging  to  the  work,  the  present  copy  con- 

^____  tains  40  extra  plates  ;  also  newspaper  cuttings,  etc. 

jTse.  BALMANNO   (Robert).     The  Adventures   of  a  Night,  and 
four  other  pieces.     8vo,  and  4to.    Twenty-five  copies  printed. 

1846. 

/,<:7^'    157.  BALMANNO.     Catalogue  of  Rare  and  Valuable  Engravings, 

Picttires,  Bronzes,   etc.,  of  R.  Balmanno.     Rl.  8vo,  /)«7Y(y 

priced;  hcdf  ccdf.  Lond.  1830. 

This  was  the  collection  sold  by  Mr.  Balmanno,  previous  to  his  emigration 

to  the  United  States. 

/  "^  158.  BALTIMORE   LITERARY  MONIBIENT,  edited  by  J.  M. 

McJilton   and  T.  S.  Arthur.      Vol.  I.,   and  a  collection  of 

American    Catalogues   of    Books.      Town's,    Jackson    and. 

Hazewell's  Library,  etc. 
BANK  NOTE  VIGNETTES.     Elegantly  Engraved  Proofs, 

in  red  turkey  morocco.,  gilt  edges.  n.  d. 

BAR  (M.)     Recueil  de tousles  Costumes  des  Ordres  Religieux 

et  Militaires,  avec  une  Abrege,  Historiqne  et  Chronologiqixe. 

Enrichi  de  Notes  et  de  Planches  Coloriees.     5  vols,  folio,  half 

ccdf  Paris,  1778-98. 

Up  to  the  date  of  its  publication  one  of  the  best  works  on  the  subject.     The 
plates  are  well  colored. 

BARGAGLI  (Scipion).  Dell'  Imprese  di  Scipion  Bargagli. 
Gentir  hvomo  sanese.  Alle  prima  Parte,  la  Seconda,  e  la 
Terza  nuoi;amente  aggiunte  . . .  della  vera  natura  di  quelle  si 
ragiona.     136  plates.,  4to,  half  ccdf. 

Venetia,  Appresso  Francesco  de  FrancescJii  Senese.     1594. 

J,  *^  162.  BARCLAY  (Captain).     Agricultural  Tour  in  the  United  States 

and  Upper  Canada,  Avith  Miscellaneous  Notices.     Post  8vo, 

calf.  Edinh.  1842. 

By  the  celebrated  walking  Captain,  a  descendant  of  the  Apologist. 


BARLANDUS.  13 

/,S^0  163.  BARCLAY  (P.)  A  Persuasive  to  the  People  of  Scotland,  in 
order  to  remove  their  Prejudice  to  the  Book  of  Common 
Prayer.     8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1713. 

y^J^64.  BARCLAY  (Robert).  Truth  cleared  of  Calumnies,  etc.  4to, 
half  i'olf.  Printed  in  the  yoar  1670. 

This  author  is  the  celebrated  Apologist  for  the  Quakers.  "Written  in  an- 
swer to  William  Mitchell's  Dialogue  betwixt  a  Quaker  and  a  Stable  Christian. 

A-^^     165.   BARH AM  (William).     Descriptions  of  Xiagara,  selected  from 

'^'  various  Travellers;  with  original  additions.     2o  Plates  and 

3Iap  inserted.     8vo,  1  calf  green  morocco.       Gravese}id.,  n.  d. 

166.  BARINGILTS  (De.  Eberh.)     Clavis  Diplomatica.     4to,  vellum. 

Hanoverice^  1737. 
Includes  Alphabets,  Abbreviations,  etc. 
"  L' edition  de  1737  est  moins  complete  et  moins  chere." — Brunei. 

/ (f,J~^  16  7.  BARKER  (Jacob,  of  Ncav  Orleans,  Louisiana);  Licidents  in 
the  Life  of;  with  Historical  Facts,  his  Financial  Transactions 
with  the  Government,  and  his  Course  on  Important  Political 
Questions,  from  1 800  to  1 855.  50  plcdes  inserted.  8vo,  Jtalf 
calf.  Washinc/ton,  1855. 

j2.  <fo  168.  BARLANDL^'S  (Hadr.)  HoUandise  Comitvm  Historia  et 
Icones  ;  Caroli  Burgvndiae  dvcisvita.  ItemUJtrajectensivra 
episcoporvm  catalogus  et  res  gestae  ;  Ejusdem  argumenti 
Libellus  Gerardo  Noviomago  x\uctore.     Portraits,  folio,  ccdf. 

Zm/d.  Batav.  C.  Plantin,  1584. 

,2^rT69.  BARLASS  (Wm.)    Sermons  on  Practical  Subjects.    8vo,  bds. 

N'.  Y.  1818. 

//    170.  .     Another  Copy.     8xo,  sheep.  iVi  Z.  1818. 

30.od  171.  BARLOW  (Joel).  The  Columbiad :  a  Poem.  Plates  by 
Smirke,  with  additional '^w?\xqXxo\\%.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Philada.  Fry  &  Co.  1807. 

This  copy  appears  to  have  been  the  Printer's  revise,  as  several  marks  for 

correction  are  on  the  margin.     This  was  the  last  book  illustrated  by  Mr.  Allan. 

S^  172.  BARXARD  (Ed.  W.)  Fifty  Select  Poems  in  Imitation  of 
Marc.  Antonio  Flamiuio.     8vo,  bds.     50  copies  onli/ printed. 

Chester,  1829. 

<J^173.  BARXARD.  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  F.  A.  Barnard. 
8vo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1789. 

62^^-74.  BARRETT  (Walter).  The  Old  Merchants  of  Xew  York 
City.     12mo.  N.  Y.  Carleton,  1863. 

/S^G</  175.  BARTH  (J.  A.)  Pacis  Annis  mdcccxiv.  et  mdcccxv.  Foeder- 
atis  armis  Restitutse  Monumentum  Orbis  Terrarum  de  For- 
tuna  Reduce  Gaudia  Gentium  linguis  interpretans  Princibus 
piis  Felicibus  Augustis  Propulusque  Victoribus  Liberatori- 
bus  Liberatis  Dicotum.     Folio,  half  morocco. 

Vratisla  v  ia',  1817. 

This  splendid  specimen  of  decorative  tj^jograpliy  contains  congratulatory 

verses  on  the  Success  of  the  Allies,  and  the  general  Peace  of  1815,  in  one 

hundred  and  seven  different  Languages,  in  their  various  characters,  printed 


14  BARTOLOZZI. 

with  emblematical  borders,  representing-  the  costume  of  each  Nation.  This 
copy  has  several  additional  Borders.  Some  of  the  Pieces  are  in  the  Dela- 
^vare,  Escniimaux,  and   other  American  Languages. 

iT*^  IVG.  BARTLETT  (Joseph).  Aphorisms  on  Men,  Manners,  Prin- 
ciples, and  Times.  12mo.  lioston,  1823. 
(p,  ao  177.  BARTLETT  (John  Russell).  A  History  of  the  Destruc- 
tion of  His  Britannic  Majesty's  Schooner  Gaspee,  in  Narra- 
gansett  Bay,  on  the  10th  June,  1772  ;  accompanied  by  the 
Correspondence  connected  therewith ;  the  Action  of  the 
General  Assembly  of  Rhode  Island  thereon,  and  the  Offi- 
cial Journal  of  the  Proceedings  of  the  Commission  of 
Inquiry  appointed  by  King  George  the  Third,  on  the  Same. 
Photograph  of  the  author,  also  Autograph  Letter  and  Plate 
inserted.     Imp'l  8vo,  half  morocco^  xincut. 

Providence^  1861. 
One  hundred  and  twenty -five  copies  printed  for  private  distribution. 

/O.^^  l'J'8.  BARTOLFS  (Pet.  Santes).  Nummophylacium  Reginse 
Christinre,  quod  comprehendit  Numismata  Aerea  Impera- 
torum  Romanorum,  Latina,  Grseca,  atque  in  Colonis  Cusa,  etc. 
cum  comment  S.  Havercampi.  Contains  nearly  one  thousand 
Plates  of  Medals.     Folio,  eeilf.  Ilagce  Comit.  1Y42. 

yo.^d    179.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)     A  collection  of  one   hundred  and  fifty 
'  fine  Plates,  engraved  by  this  celebrated  Artist,  comprising 

some  of  his  choicest  works,     folio,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

Q  nff4  180.  Another  collection  of  one  hundred  and  sixty-tAVO  Plates, 

folio,  hcdf  green  morocco,  gilt  edges.  v.  d. 

^S^dO   181.  .     A  collection  of  Various  Subjects,  by  Bartolozzi,  etc. 

97  plates,  in  a  folio,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges. 
iS^,/^o  182.  .  Tickets  and  Mythological  Subjects,  engraved  by  Barto- 
lozzi. 131  plates,  folio,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges. 
A,ee  183.  BARTRAM  (John),  and  Kalm  (Peter).  Observations  on  the 
Inhabitants,  Climate,  Soil,  Rivers,  Productions,  Animals, 
and  other  matters  Avorthy  of  notice,  made  by  Mr.  John  Bar- 
tram,  in  his  Travels  from  Pensilvania  to  Onondaga,  Oswe- 
go, and  the  Lake  Ontario  in  Canada,  to  which  is  annexed  a 
curious  Account  of  the  Cataracts  at  Niagara,  by  Mr.  Peter 
Kalm,  a  Swedish  gentleman  who  travelled  there.  J/  (vp,  8vo, 
calf,  scarce.  Lonelon,  J.  Whiston,  1751. 

y^,  C  o  184.  BASAN"  (Fr.)  Collection  de  Cent-Vingt  Estampes  d'apres 
les  Tableaux  du  Cabinet  de  M.  PouUain :  grav.  sous  la 
direction  de  Basan.     4to,  halfrussia.  Paris,  1781. 

Priced  in  Brunet  at  from  6.3  to  140  francs. 
;?ir",  ^^185.  BASAN  (Sr.)  Recueil  D'Estampes  Gravees  d'apres  les  Tab- 
leaux du  Cabinet  de  Mons.  Le  Due  de  Choiseul  par  les  soins 
du  Sr.  Basan.     4t(),  russia,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1771. 

Contains  123  beautiful  engravings  after  the  okl  masters.     Priced  by  II.  G-. 
Bohn,  7£   7s.  0~(/. 

/l,a  e  186.  BASSINET  (A.  J.  D.)  Ilistoire  Sacrce  de  I'Ancien  et  du  Nou- 


BAXTER.  15 

veau  Testament,  representee  par  Figures.    8  vols,  in  4,  impl. 

8vo,  morocco.  Paris,  1806. 

Containing  nearly  five  hundred  engravings,  copied  from  the  works  of  the 
most  celebrated  masters. 

/,  X<?187.  B[ATE]  (J[ohn]).  The  Booke  of  Extravagants ;  ^vherein 
amongst  others  is  principally  contrived  clivers  excellent  and 
approved  Medicines,  for  severall  maladies.     4to,  calf. 

Land.  1635. 
^, /"<:?  188.  BATE  (John).  The  Mysteries  of  Nature  and  Art,  in  foure  sev- 
erall parts.  The  first  of  Water  Works  ;  the  second  of  Fire 
Works  ;  the  third  of  Drawing,  AVashing,  Limming,  Painting, 
and  Engraving  ;  the  fourth  of  Sundry  Experiments,  ^n- 
graved  title.     2d  edition.     4to,  russia. 

Printed  for  Ralph  Mabb.     1635. 
Towneley's  copy  sold  for  1£  5s.  Od. 

S^  189.  BATE  (Julius).  A  New  and  Literal  Translation  of  the  Pen- 
tateuch, and  the  Historical  Books  of  the  Old  Testament.  4to, 
velhna.  Loud.  1773. 

This  learned  divine  was  of  the  Hutchinsouian  Persuasion. 

VtTTgo.  BATTISTA.     Libro  di  M  Giovanbattista  Palatino  Cittadino 
^  Romano,  Nel  qual  s'insegna  a  Seriuere,  ogni  forte  lettera, 

Antica  et  Moderna,  di  qualun  que  natione,  con  le  sue  regole, 
et  misure,  et  essempi ;  et  con  vn  breve,  et  vtil  discorso  de  la 
cifre.     Sm.  4to,  half  calf.  Roma.,  1540. 

This  curious  and  rare  volume  contains  many  ancient  alphabets. 

2.0  6  191.  BATTY  (Captain).  Welsh  Scenery.  Fine  plates,  impl.  8vo, 
clotli.  Loud.  1825. 

■^,oc  192.  BAVDOIN  (J.)  Recveil  d'Emblemes  divers.  Avec  des  Dis- 
covrs  moravx,  philosophiqves,  et  politiqves;  tirez  de  diuers 
Autheurs,  Anciens  et  Modernes.  68  plates.  Sm.  8vo, 
rellwn.  Paris,  Jac.   Villery,  1638. 

/,S^    193.  La  meme.     Sm.  8vo,  m//'.       Paris,  Jac.   Viflery,  1646. 

„    ,,    194.  BAULDWiN(Wm.)  ^JTreatfseof  ittoraU^hilosopitic, 

containing  the  sayings  of  the  wise,  &c.  Ulacfe  HCtttV. 
Sin.  8vo.     Date  torn  off  the  title.  Pondo/t,  circa  1564. 

First  printed  in  1547,  and  one  of  the  most  popular  books  of  the  day. 

,,      "  195.  BAXTER  (Rd.)    The  Divine  Life,  in  three  Treatises  ;  the  first, 

Of  the  Knowledge  of  God  ;  the  second.  Of  Walking  with 

God  ;  the  third,  Of  Conversing  with  God  in  Solitude.     4to, 

calf.  Lond.  1664. 

3,ao     196.  BAXTER,    (Rd.)   The  Saint's  Everlasting   Rest.      4to,  calf. 

Pjond.  1677. 
First  printed  in  1653. 

*y,  o  o  197.  BAYFIUS  (Lazari).  Annotationes  en  Legem  IL  de  Captiuis, 
et  postliminio  reuersis,  in  quibus  tractatur  De  re  nauali;  eivs- 
dem  annotationes  in  Tractatitm  De  auro  et  argento  legato, 
quibus  Vestimentorum,  et  Vasculorum  genera  explicantur ; 
item  Antonii  Thylesii  De  Coloribus  liboHus,  a  coloribus 
Vestium  non  alienus.     4to.  rellnvn.       Basihv,  Frohen,  1541. 


^. 


16  BEATTIE. 

Jl.2.S~{^^^  BAYLY  (Thos.  IL)  Weeds  of  Witchery.  Plates,  rl.  8vo, 
dotli.  Lond.  1837. 

S~.  ^fo  199.  BEAT^  MAKIA  VIRGINIS  OFFICIUM.  8vo,  morocco, 
ci'tra  (flit.  J^exftiis,  apud  Jo.  Bap.  Pasqual,  1740. 

The  wliole  of  the  text  of  this  beautiful  work  is  engraved ;  the  Steel  plates 
are  proofs. 

j>(fc    200.  BEATSON   (Maj.-Genl.  A.)   Tracts,  relative  to  the  Island  of 

St.    Helena.      Written    during  a   residence   of  five   years. 

Illustrated  by  W^m.  Daniell.    ^4to,  calf.  Lond.  1816. 

Mostly  relative  to  the  Statistics,  Climate  and  Agriculture  of  the  Island. 

Fonthill  copy  sold  for  18s.  Od 

/  6t  eS  201.  BEATTIE  (Dr.)  Scotland  Illustrated,  in  a  series  of  views  taken 
expressly  for  this  work,  by  Messrs.  T.  Alloni,  W.  H.  Bartlett, 
and  H.  M'Culloch.  2  vols.  4to,  morocco,  extra  gilt,  fine 
earh/  imp>ressions.  Lond.  1838. 

^202.  BEATTIE  (James).  The  Minstrel ;  or,  the  Progress  of  Genius. 
Plates.     12mo,  calf.  J^ond.  1797. 

U.o  o  203.  BEATTIE  (Wra.)  Life  and  Letters  of  Thomas  Campbell. 
3  vols.     8vo,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1850. 

j^^^  204.  BEAUMONT  AND  FLETCHER.  Cupid's  Revenge.  [Third 
edition]     4to,  half  calf,  interleaved.  Lond.  1635. 

^ffc   205.  BEAUMONT  (Sir  John).    Bosvvorth-Field ;  with  a  Taste  of 
''  the  Variety  of  other  Poems,     \2xno,  calf .  Lo7id.  1629. 

First  Edition;  priced  in  the  Bibliotheca  Anglo- Poetica,  No.  25,  2£  6s.  Od., 
where  it  is  likewise  fully  described.  Dr.  Kippis  says,  "It  is  plain  that  there 
was  great  harmony  in  his  versification,  and  that  it  was  much  above  the 
general  cast  of  the  age." 

^,2iS^06.  BEAUTIES   OF    SCOTLAND,  containing  a  clear    and   full 

account  of  each  county.     JEmbellished  with  Engravings.     5 

vols.  8vo,  calf.  Edinh.  1 805. 

j2,e()    207.  BEAUTIES  OF  THE  DUTCH  SCHOOL,  oblong  4to,  half 

calf  Lond.  1793. 

BEAUTIES  OF  THE  OPERA,     royal  8vo.  J.ond.  n.  d. 

BEAUTY'S  COSTUME ;  a  Series  of  Female  Figures,  in  the 
Drosses  of  .all  Times  and  Nations.  12  plates,  by  C.  Heath. 
4to,  silk,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1839. 

Do.     cloth  gilt.    A  Different  Series.  Lond.  1838. 

BECK  (Thos.)     Poetic  Amusement.     12mo,  c«{/:  io«(7. 1809. 

[BECKFORD  Wm.]  Biographical  Memoirs  of  Extraor- 
dinary Painters.  12mo,  half  calf .  Lond.  1824. 
A   satirical    work,  published    anonymously,   of   which  a   notice  will  be 

found  in  the  Retrospective  Review,  x.,  172-9.     It  is  an  object  of  curiosity, 

as  it  exhibits  the  germs  of  some  of  the  finest  passages  in  Vathek. 

*'   213.  BECKFORD.     Catalogue  of  the  Fonthill  Library.     8vo, 

'?  ^  hoards.  Lond.  1823. 

Jr^^l4.  BECKFORD  (Peter).     Thoughts  on  Fox  and  Hare  Hunting, 

in  a  Series  of  F'ainiliar  Letters  to  a  P'riend.     Plates.     By 

John  Scott.     8vo,  c((lf,  title  mended.        Albion  Press,  1810. 


^ 


BELGIUM.  j^7 

j2y^     -215.  BECKFORD.     Thoughts  on  Hunting,  in  a  Series  of  Familiar 
'/  Letters  to  a  Friend.     8vo,  bh(e  morocco^  extra. 

Albion  Pi-f'ss,  1810. 
By  some  mistake,  the  title  to  this  copy  reads  William  Beckford. 

^^^tr'216.  BECKFORD  (Peter),  Thoughts  on  Hunting.  Bvo,  red 
morocco^  gilt.  Lond.  [1820.] 

A  notice  of  this  work  will  be  found  in  the  Retrospective  Review,   xii.. 
2;j0-47. 
J77   217.  BECON    (Tlionias).       %    ^rtB=©rrC'S    (KfCt,  newly    pub- 
lished.    Blatfc.  Setter.     Folio,  wood  cut  titles. 

Printed  hi/  John  Day^  s.  1.  s.  a. 
Forms  fohos  CLXX  to  CLXXXXVIIl,  of  Becon's  Works,   but   complete 
in  itself. 

/^S7?  218.  BEDDEN.  Catalogue  of  the  Coins  and  Medals  of  Johx 
Bedden,  Esq.    priced.     8vo.  Lond.  1821. 

3,y'^\^.  BEE-HIVE  (The)  of  the  Romish  Church.  A  Worke  of  all 
Good  Catholikes  to  be  read,  and  most  necessary  to  bee  under- 
stood. Wherein  the  Catholike  Religion  is  substantially 
confirmed,  and  the  Heretikes  finely  fetcht  ouer  the  coales. 
Translated  into  English  by  George  Gilpin,  the  Elder. 
12mo,  morocco.,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  J.  Dav:.'^on,  1623. 

By  Isaac   Rabbotem,   i.  e.,    Philip   de   Marnix  Seigneur    dn  Mont   Saint 
Aldegende. 
'YSV  --0-  BELLAMY  (Mr.)     Ethic  Amusements.     Revised  by  his  Son, 
/*   •-  D.    Bellamy,    M.  A.      Curious    plates.     4to,    russia  extra, 

splendid  copy.  Lond.  1768. 

^^.2^21.  BELDEN  (E.  P.)  New  York  :  Past,  Present,  and  Future; 
comprising  a  History  of  the  City  of  New  York,  a  Descrip- 
tion of  its  Present  Condition,  and  an  Estimate  of  its  Future 
Licrease.     12mo,  cloth,  gilt.  N.  Y.  1849. 

AMth  New  York  as  It  Is.     Being  the  Counterpart  of  the  Metropohs  of 

America. 

2^^222.  BELFAST.     View  of  the  Education  at  Belfast.     8vo,  hedf 

^  calf.  Belfast,  1832. 

Z,  t.*^    223.  BELGI^  Pacificatoruni  vera  Delineatio.     Fine  portrait.     4to, 

vellum.  Ha  gee  Comi.  1608. 

//-,oa    224.  BELGH'M   AND   NASSAU;    or  the    Continental  Tourist. 

Steel  jtlates  and  maps,  proofs  on  Lridia  paper.     4to,  roan 

f/ilt.  Lond.  n.  d. 

"225.  BELL   (H.  G.)     The  Life  of  Mary  Queen  of  Scots.     2   vols. 

12mo,  half  morocco.  Edinh.  1831. 

226.  BELL  (J.)     New  Pantheon,  or  Historical  Dictionary  of  Gods, 
Demi-gods,  Heroes,  etc.,  of  Antiquity.     2  vols.     4to,  russia. 

Lond.  1790. 
"An  excellent  and  useful  compilation." — Lowndes. 

227.  BELL   (J.  G.)     Bibliographer's   Manual.     8vo.     Sixty  copies 
printed.  185.i-6. 

228.  BELLEGARDE  (Abbe  de).    Politeness  of  Manners  and  Beha- 
viour in  P'ashionable  Societv.     8vo,  half  ccdf.     Paris,  1812. 

3 


18  BELO?:. 

S''f>C  229.  BEHR  (Job  Adam).  Catechismus;  in  Embleinatibiis.  Das 
ist  derdurch  Bilder  erkliirte  Catechismus  Darinnem  der 
acantze  Catcebismus  Lutheri  Xebst  del*  Hauss-Taffel  Morgen- 
Tiseh-und  Abend-Gebet,  etc.  4to,  hogskht,  with  ch/sps  ; 
irooden  boards.  Augsburg^  1718. 

A  specimen  of  modern  binding  in  this  Pt3'le. 
J*,*/^    230.  BELLEROPHOX  of  Lvst  tot   Vvysbeyd,  Be.i?rjpende  Vccl 
zeedighe,  stichtlijche  en  leerlijche.     Sinne-beelden  met  haere 
verklaringhen.     4to,  calf. 

Amstelredam.,  by  Dirck  Pietersz,  1614. 
This  rare  book  of  Emblems  is  wanting  in  most  of  the  celebrated  collec- 
tions of  the  kind. 
J,C^   231.  BELLERS  (Jobn).     Proposals   for  raising  a  Colledge  of  In- 
dustry of  all  useful  Trades  and  Husbandry,  etc.    Land.  1696. 
[reprint  1850.]     Also,  Owen  (Robert),  Letters  to  tbe  Human 
Race  on  the  Coming  Universal  Revolution.       Loud.  1850. 
2  vols,  in  1.     18rao.     h( Of  morocco.  1850. 

y  The  former  of  these  two  works  is  one  of  the  first  books  on  '•  Association." 

(c.ao  232.  BELOE  (Wm.)  Anecdotes  of  Literature  and  Scarce  Books. 
6  vols.     8vo,  half  morocco,  uncut.,  top  edges  gilt,  scarce. 

Loud.  1807-12. 
A  work  containing  much  bibhographical  information  and  extracts  from 
curious  works. 

BEX  GORIOX.     See  Joseph  Ben  Gorion. 
^,SV    233.  BEXEDICTUS      (Alexander),      tiC      ^tStrtatfOltC       Xtt 
^CSttlentia.  4to,  tlfe.  letter.         VenetHs,  M.ca  CLxxxxm. 
Brunet  notices  another  work  b}^  the  author  (1496)  as  most  rare.    It  is  fair 
to  infer  that  this  is  quite  scarce. 
/,  y6    234.  BEXGER  (Miss).  Memoirs  of  the  Life  of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots. 
'  '  2  vols,  post  8vo,  calf.  "  Lond.  1823. 

Compiled  principally  from  Chalmers'  Life  of  Q.  Mary,  and  includes  anec- 
dotes of  the  Court  of  Henry  II. 
J,  ml    235.  BEXXER  (H.)    Collection  de  Yingt-Quatre    Portraits  de  la 
Famille  Imperiale.    folio,  half  calf .      St.  Petersbourgh,  n.  d. 
Brilliant  Impressions.     The  descriptive  text  in  French  and  Russian. 
2^^2iQ.  BEXXET    (Benj.)     A    Defence    of   the    Memorial     of   the 
Reformation,  &c.     8vo.  Z,ond.  1723. 

"  237.  BEXXET  (James).  Book-keeping.  8vo,  cloth.  X.  Y.  1826. 
/oR?  238.  BEXSOX.  Catalogue  of  the  Coins  and  Medals  of  Wm. 
Be^'SON,  Esq.  Prices  <(rid  names.  8vo,  half  calf .  1845. 
^,  ^f^  239.  B[ERESFORD  (Rev.  James)]  Bibliosophia ;  or,  Book- Wis- 
dom, Containing  some  account  of  the  Pride,  Pleasure,  and 
Privileges  of  that  Glorious  Vocation — Book-Collecting. 
12mo,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1810. 

Lowndes  characterizes  this  volume  as  a  vapid  attempt  at  wit.     Strettel's 
sale.  6s.  M. 

„    240.  BERGOMEXSis  (Pauius)    afbrUu-s  Hc    ^poloflia   re- 

^{OnCS  fratruni    hermitarum   Ordin'.s   S.   Augustini,   contra 


BEWICK.  19 

falso  inipiignantes.    Editio  unica,    tjIclCll  ICttCl*.      4to,  half 
calf.  Roma.,  Franeiscus  dt  Ch/quinis,  m.cccclxxix. 

Respecting  this  work  see  Panzer  II.,  473,  284. 

J  S'(^  241.  BERXAL.  Catalogue  of  the  Celebrated  Collection  of  Works 
of  Art,  from  the  Byzantine  Period  to  tliat  of  Louis  Seize, 
of  that  distinguished  collector,  Ralph  Berxal,  Esq. 
Plates.     8vo,  half  uiorooro.,  (jilt  top.  Land.  1855. 

This  collection  sold  for  £62,G90  18.s.  'Id.     See  Bolin  (H.  G.) 

2  jz*r^i2.  BERNARDO.  Xiutpff Ttt  ^ctiitattoncs,  tfcitf  tcntartii 
primi  abbatis  clnrc uallcnsts.    ©othtc  ZLcttcr,  small 

4to,  limp  calf.  s.  1.  s,  a. 

This  rare  tract  was  printed  about  1410. 

y:^  243.  BERNHARD  (s,)  tjc  planctu  Beatc  iiiartae.    Ulacfe 

JiCtttV.     4to,  m(/;  rare.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

Printed  by  Ulrich  ZcU  in  14fi(3;  one  of  the  early  printers;  he  learnt  the 

art  with  John  Fust  and  Peter  Schoefl'er,  and  was  the  first  printer  in  Cologne. 

This  is  the  oldest  printed  book  but  one  in  this  Catalogue.     See  Biblia  Aurea. 

BEROALDE  DE  VERVILLE  (Francois.)    See  Poliphile. 
/ J?7  244.  BERQUIN.     Idylles   par   M.    Berquin.     24  fne  steel  plates. 

2  vols.     12mo,  morocco.  [Paris,  1774-5,] 

/,<^a     245.  BERRIAjST    (Rev.    Wm.)    An    Historical   Sketch   of    Trinity 

Church,  New  York.     8vo,  cloth.  JV.  Y.  1847. 

^,^a  246.  BERTHOD  (P.  F.)  Emhlesmes  Sacrez  tirez  de  I'Escritvre 
Saincte  et  des  Peres,  Inventees  et  Expliqvees  en  vers  Fran9ois, 
auec  vne  brieue  Meditation  sur  le  mesmesujet,  etc.  12mo, 
calf.  Paris,  K  Loyson,  1657. 

A  most  rare  collection  of  Emblems  not  mentioned  by  Brunet,  and  not  in- 
cluded in  the  Stirling  Collection. 

/  /ZJ  247.  BERTIN  and  BRETON'S  China ;  its  Costume,  Arts,  Manu- 
factures, &c.  Colored pAates.  4  vols.  12mo.  Lond.  1813. 
This  work  was  published  at  £4  45.  Oti 

,2*^248.  BEVERroOE    (Givillun).   Meddyhen  NeiUduol   av  Grefydd, 
etc.     18mo.  Lond.  1726. 

//  tT??  249,  BEWARE  lest  any  man  spoil  you  through  Philosophy  and 
vain  Deceit,  tfec.     Rl.  8vo,  russia.,  extra.  Lond.  1828. 

^3,  ^^  -^0-  BEWICK  (Thomas  and  John).  A  Descriptive  and  Critical 
Catalogue  of  Works,  illusti-ated  by  T.  &  J.  Bewick,  Wood 
Engravers ;  with  an  Appendix,  brief  Sketches  of  their 
Lives,  &c.     Portraits  on  India  pap>er.     Irapl.  4to,  cloth. 

Lond.  1851, 

Xo.  8.  Subscription  Copy,  large  paper.     Inserted  are  8  additional  pages  of 

y  Errata,  etc. 

/  C>,t/o  251.  BEWICK  (Thomas).  The  Figures  of  Bewick's  Quadrupeds. 

2d  edition,   1824.     The   Figures   of  a  Supjilement  to  the 

BritLsh   Birds — Land  Birds.     2  vols.  4to,   )norocco,  extra. 

Newcastle,  1821. 

/O,  00  252.  BEWICK.  Select  Fables,  with  Cuts,  designed  and  engraved 
by  Thomas  and  John  Bewick  and   others,  pre\ious  to  the 


20  BIBLIA. 

year  1784,  together  with  a  Memoir,  and  a  Descriptive  Cata- 
logue of  the  Works  of  Messrs.  Bewick.     8vo,  ''nlf. 

Newcastle,  1820. 

'y'  J~o     25-3.  BEWICK.     Scrap  Book  containing  a  hirge  number  of  Wood 

/'  Cuts,  by  these  celebrated  Artists.     Small  folio,  A'///' >//orowa 

All  the  works  of  Bewick  are  scarce,  and  command  a  large  price :  their 

merit  is  commensurate  with  their  value,  and  it  is  not  hyperbole  to  say  that 

the  engravings  are  almost  fac-similes  of  nature. 

(^.ac   254.  BEZA  (TiiEO.)    jTftc  ^ctoc  rcstnmatt  of  #br  aorti 

5JfS^S  ^hrfSt,  translated  out  of  Greeke,  whereunto  are 
adioyned  large  Ex])OsitioDS  of  the  phrases  and  hard  places, 
by  the  authour  and  others;  together  with  a  Table  or  Con- 
cordance, conteining  the  prhicipall  wordes  and  matters  com- 
prehended herein.  Englished  by  L.  Tomson.  ijlatll 
Setter,  4to,  old  calf. 

Iinprinted  at  London,  hy  the  Deputies  of  C/a-istophei'  Bar- 
ker, 1596. 
^,6/c   255.  BEZA.     Master  Bezae's  (xxxi.)  Sermons  Vpon  the  Three  First 
Chapters   of  the    Canticle   of  Canticles,    translated   out  of 
French  by  John  Harmar.     4to,  vellum. 

Oxford,  J.  Barnes,  1587. 
In  this  work  the  fashions  of  curled  locks,  crisped  and  frizzled  hair,  mon- 
strous rufifs,  villanous  long  bellies,  painted  and  slicked  faces,  are  severely 
condemned.     See  pages  172,  173. 

^  ff^      256.  BEZA.     Theodore  de  Besze  Les  Vrais  Povrtraits  des  Hommes 
'  illvstres  en  Piete  et  Doctrine,  etc.     Plvs   qvarante  qvatre 

Emblemes  Chretiens,  Traduicts  du  Latin  de  Theodore  de 

Besze.     4to,  blue  morocco,  fne  ccqry. 

Geneve,  lean  de  Laon,  1581. 

^S~.^d  257.  BIBLA  SACRA.  A  Becmtif ally  written  MS.,  prohed}lu  of  the 
Wtli  Coitury,  about  nine  hundred  2jages,  icith  many  hun- 
dred Capital  and  Initial  Letters,  highly  colored.  8vo,  in 
hog  sMn  with  clasps. 

//.cd  258.  iJlJbltcl  J^ttteflrjl  I  summata :  distincta:  accuratius  reeme- 
data  :  utriusque  testamenti  cocordantiis  illustrata.  Beautifully 
printed  in  ^Otilie  Setter.     Small  8vo,  c(df. 

Basike,  J.  Frohen,  mccccxcv. 

This  edition  is  not  mentioned  by  Brunet. 

"  259.  Ulblfcl  eu  ^OnCOrtlcintllS  in  margine,  nee  no  Ilebraicom 
nominii  Interprctationibus. ,  ©^Othie  Setter.  8vo,  calf, 
red  edges.  Mccccxcvi, 

For  a  description  of  this  volume,  see  Brunet,  vol.  i.,  p.  874.     Paris,  1860. 

',  260.  JiitUti  turn  Stimmarioru  apparatu  pleno,  quadmpii- 

cique  repertorio  iusignita,  etc.  CSOthie  Setter.  8vo, 
purple  morocco. 

Jjugdini  in  officina  Gilbert i  de  Mlliers,  1524. 

^,-^•^61.  ijfblia Saera.    imperfect  at  the  beginning,  tlaefe  letter, 

beautifully  printed,  thick  8vo.  Paris,  1534. 


BIBLE.  21 

jf^J^62.  JJlljIm  Sacra.  Another  edition.    Thick   8vo,  l)Iacfe    letter, 

iiiipei'fcct  at  tin-  berjiniiiiKj^  Jiof/skiu  cic-y/s. 

liasihp^  J.  Frohen^  mcccccxlv. 

V  Froben  was  one  of  the  most  eminent  printers  of  liis  time,  and  was  a  friend 

of  Erasmus. 

^63.  BIBLIA  SACRA.     Quid  in  hac  editione  a  Theologis  Louan- 
iensibus  prse-situm   sit,  paulo   post    indicatur.      Small  8vo. 

AntrerpliP.,  C.  Plantin,  1580. 
264.  BIBLIA  SACRA,  ad  optima  qvaeqve  veteris  et  vvlgatse,  trans- 
lationis  exempLaria  summa  diligentia,  pariq.  fide  castigata,  etc., 
with  curious  wood  cuts'  thick  8vo,  hogsli)i. 

Francoforti,  1583. 

//,ff0  '^05.  BIBLE.     The  Bible  translated  accordiag  to  the  Ebrew  and 

Greeke.      The    Genevan  or  Breeches  JBihle,   vith  the  Psalter 

and  Tunes.     Thick  4to,  calf.  Loud.  Barker.,  1589. 

One  of  the  most  uncommon  of  Barker's  Bibles. 

/2,,fid  "266.  BIBLE,  that  is,  The  Holy  Scripttires  conteined  in  the  Okie  and 
New  Testament,  translated  according  to  the  Ebrew  and 
Greeke,  and  conferred  with  the  best  translations  in  divers 
languages.     4to,  morocco.,  ijilt  edges. 

Imprinted  at  London.,  hy  the  I)e/juties  of  Christopher  Bar- 
Jeer.,  1599. 
This  edition  of  tlie  Genevan  or  Breeches  Bible  contains  many  variations 
from  the  others.     There  are,  however,  eight  editions  of  this  date. 

J  ^,  S^  -07.  BIBLE.     Another  copy.     Aio,  cedf  antique,  red  edges. 

Bond.  C.  Barker,  1599 

-2,«^   268.  .  Another  Edition.     Aio,  calf    Wants  leaf,  A.  8. 

Lond.  B.  Barker,  1613. 
^a     269.  BIBLE  AND  PRAYER  BOOK.     24mo,  nded  tcith  red  lines, 
hound  in  hiack  morocco,  heavy  silver  corners. 

Lond.  Bill  tt  Barker,  1662. 
Contains  a  curious  Book  Plate  and  register  of  the  Munden  family. 

/,^<f  270.  BIBLE;  Authorized  Version,  interleaved  and  boiuid  in  3  vols. 
8vo,  old  morocco.  Lond.  1695. 

^,oe  271.  BIBLE.  Holy  Bible,  Ornamented  with  Engravings,  by  James 
Fittler.     ^xo,  old  morocco,  gilt.  Lond.  1^95, 

^,</^272.  BIBLE.     Minion  8vo,  roa/i,  ^^7?.  O.'ford,  1S22, 

S,e/o    273.  V>\^\^^.^xQ\'\Qx  "iso,  morocco  extra, gilt  corners.    0.ifn'd,\'ti\'l. 

2.,»^  2  74.  BIBLE  (La)  qvi    est  Tovte  la  Saincte  Escritvre  dv  Vieil  et 

Xovveav  Testament,  par  les  Pasteurs  et  Docteurs   Eglisede 

Geneve.    Engraved  title,  and  ruled  vitli  red  lines.     8vo,  old 

morocco.  A  la  Bochelle,  1616. 

^S^    275.  Croat   Bible,  with    140   wood  cuts,     folio,  calf  fine 

copy.  Wittemherg,  1584. 

This  is  the  first  edition  of  the  Bible  in  the  Croat  Language,  and  is  now  rare. 

;2',  ^^  276.  BIBLE,  in  the  Gaelic  Language.    12mo,  calf.  Lo)ul.  1807. 

^,  e/ff  277.  BIBLE  PLATES.     Figures  des  Histoires  de  la  Saincte  Bible, 

accompagnees  deBrefs  Dkscovrs.  folio,  old  calf . 

Paris,  1683. 


22  BICKHAM. 

^^.ac  L'78.  Uftlta  ^Urta,  veteris  ac  noui  testamOti  vocitatus.  3JlaCfe 
iiCttrr.      ^m-  4to,  calt\fine  copy. 

StraKfibnrf/Ji.,  Johanna  GrunUjei^  m.cccci.xv. 

The  oldest  printed  book  in  Mr.  Allan's  collection,  and  an  edition  of  un- 
common rarity.     See  Panzer  and  Clement's  Bibl.  Curieuse  lY,  p.  20(3. 

yu.co  279.  BIBLIA  ECTYPA.      A  Collection  of  over   800  fine  plates, 
folio,  half  cdlj.  Augspicrg,  1695. 

/ /£>.0^  -^0.  BIBLE  PLATES.  Figures du  Noveau  Testament,  oil  sout repre- 
sentees la  Vie  et  les  Actions  les  plus  reraarquables  de  Notre 
Seigneur  Jesus  Christ,  depuis  son  Incarnation  jusqu'a  sa 
glorieuse  Ascension.     Large  wood  cuts,     folio,  ca(f. 

Paris,  1724. 
From  Mr.  Burton's  Collection. 

2y,  C6     281.  BIBLE   PLATES,   by   the   Old   Masters.      A   Collection   of 
'  80  plates.      4to,  velhon. 

y,oo     282.  BIBLE  PLATES.     A  Collection  of  Thirty-Eight  Old  Wood 
Cuts,  illustrative  of  the  Xew  Testament.    4to,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1818. 
2,  J2.r'283.  BIBLIOGRAPHICAL  AND  RETROSPECTIVE  MISCEL- 
LAXY.    12  mo,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

Land.,  J.  Wilson,  18:30. 
S~0  284.  BIBLIOMANE  (Le).     Xo.  IL     8vo.  Lond.  1801. 

BIBLIOSOPHIA.     1810.     See  [Beresford,  Rev.  James]. 
/0,oe-2%b.  BIBLIOTHECA  AMERICANA;   or,  a  Chronological  Cata- 
logue of  the  most  Curious  and  Interesting  Books,  Pamphlets, 
State  Papers,  etc.,  upon  the  subject  of  Xorth  and  South 
America,   from  the  earliest   period   to  the  present,  in  Print 
and  MS.,  <fcc.     4to,  ?ia If  morocco.     Lond.,  J.  Dehrett,  1789. 
This  book  has  been  ascribed  to  three  or  four  different  persons.      Up  to  its 
date  it  was  the  fullest  work  on  the  subject,  but  its  complicated  arrange- 
ments, errors  of  date,  unintelligible  abbreviations,  and  frequent  repetitious 
mar  its  utility. 

BIBLIOTHECA  Anglo-Poeticu.     See  Griffiths  (A.  F.) 

^.yS'im.  BIBLIOTHECA   PARISIAN  A.    A  Catalogue  of  a  Collection 

'  of  Books  formed  by  a  Gentleman  in  France,  etc.     8vo,  calf, 

gilt,  %nith prices  and  name^.  Lond.  1791. 

This  valuable  collection  of  books  averaged  more  per  article  than  any  other 

collection  ever  sold.   656  articles  produced  £7,098  10s.  9d;  nearly  £11  each 

Lot.     "  Then  you  might  have  seen  the  most  notorious  Bibliomaniacs,  with 

blood  inflamed  and  fancies  intoxicated,  rushing  towards  the  examination  of 

the  truly  Matchless  volumes  in  this  collection." — Dibdin. 

/,  <^<^  ^2X1.   lUCKHAM     (Geo.)      The    Buckinghamshire   and    Aylesbury 
Writing  Master,     folio.  n.  d. 

^,  «^  288.  BICKHAM  (George).   The  Universal  Penman  ;  or  the  Art  of 
Writing.     212  plates,     folio,  calf  Lond,  1741. 

A  neatlv  engraved  work,  witli  numerous  head  and  tail  pieces. 

^»>    289.  BIJOU  (The).     An  Annual  of  Literature  for  1828-29-30.     3 

vols.  12ino,  red  silk.  Lond.  Pickering,  1828-30. 

3,7'^1'M^.  BINDLEY.     Catalogue  of  the  Medals  of  James  Bindley,  Esq., 

prici:s  and  name.^.     ii\o,  Jialf  c<df.  Lo/a.l.  IS,\9. 


BLACKBFRNE.  23 

/,S0     291.  BIXDLEY.  Another  copy,  i):irtly  marked.     Svo.     Zoy«7.  1819. 
j^    292.  BINET    (Estieiine).     Abrege   des   Vies   des  Principfiux  Fon- 
'  datevrs    des    Religious    de    FEglise,    representez    daus    le 

choevr  de  V  Abbaie  de  S.  Lambert  de  Liessies,  en  Hayiiavt ; 
auec  les  maximes  spirituelles  de  chaque  Fondateur,  [et  leurs 
portraits  gravez  en  taille  douce  par  Corn,  et  T,  Galle].  39 
fine  portraits,  4to,  green  morocco. 

Anvers,  Martin  Nutim,  1634. 

/,  0a    293.  BIXGLEY  (W.)     North  Wales  ;  Map,  Plate  and  Music.     2 

vols.  8vo,  half  calf .  Loud  1804. 

'•  In  this  work  the  langua.sye.  manners,  customs,  anticiuities  and  botany,  are 

particularly  attended  to." — Loicndts. 

j-;JP  294.  BIOGRAPHICAL  MAGAZINE,  containing  [130]  Portraits 
and  Characters  of  Eminent  and  Ingenious  Persons  of  every 
Age  and  Nation.     8vo,  ctr/f  Lond.  1794. 

Includes  Columbus,  Drake,  and  Rawleigh. 

^  J7?  295.  BIOGRAPHICAL  DICTIONARY  of  the  Living  Authors  of 
Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  etc.     .Bvo,  calf.  Land.  1816. 

■•  As  accurate  a  list  of  the  works  of  the  authors  living  in  ISIG,  as  could 
possibly  be  compiled." — Loirndes. 

f^,0e  296.  BIRCH  (William).  Delices  de  la  Grande  Bretagne.  Ob- 
long 4to,  half  <-(df.  IjO)id.  1791. 

Tlie  Text  to  this  volume  is  in  English. 

X<^  297.  BISHOPS'  MANIFEST  (The)  ;  or  a  Comparative  Relation  of 
conformitie  of  the  Eiigl'tsJi  Prelates  to  those  treacheroits  and 
deceitfull  ones  in  the  Reign  of  King  lien,  the  eighth,  etc. 
4to,  half  calf  rare.  Loial.forW.  R.  1641. 

/TJ^  298.  BISSET  (j.)  "Magnificent  Guide,  or  Grand  Copper  Plate  Di- 
rectory for  the  Town  of  Birmingham.  50  Plates  and  others 
inserted;  8vo,  Jialf  morocco.  liirinlugluoa.,  1808. 

„  /,  299.  BIZON  (Mr.)  Histoire  Metallique  de  la  Republique  de  Hol- 
lande.     folio,  calf.  Paris.,  1787. 

/.cc   300.  BLACKFORD  (Mrs.)     The  Eskdale  Herd  Boy.     \2mo,  calf . 

Lond.  1819. 

/  Ji^301.  BLACKWOOD'S  Edinburgh  Magazine.  Vols.l  to  11;  8vo,/^«,r 

hound.  Ed'tnh.  1817. 

S^  302.  BLAIR   (Hugh).     Lectures  on   Rhetoric    and  Belles  Lettres. 

3  vols.  8vo,  ccdf.  Lond.  1790. 

g,/2/  303.  [BLACK  (Rev.  John)].  The  Falls  of  Clyde,  or  the  Fairies 
a  Scottish  Dramatic  Pastoral.     8vo,  cf.  Ediid).  1806. 

^^304.  BLACK  COATS;  or  Priestcraft  Detected.     8vo. 

Newcastle,  1818. 
'j.S'O  305.  [BLACKBURNE  (Tho)].     Memoirs  of  Thomas  Hollis.     Bn- 
fjractd  Plates;  2  vols.  4to,  russia  extra.,  very  fine  copy. 

Lond.  printed  1780. 
This  copy  contains  the  Index  and  additional  pages,  and  all  the  plates,  in- 
cluding Sir  I.  Newton's  Portrait.     Heath's  copy  sold  for  £4  75.  Orf..  13rockett's 
for  £G  (Is.  QiJ.     The  subject  of  this  memoir  was  a  liberal  benefactor  to  Har- 
vard Colleae. 


24  BLOOMFIKLD. 

J22.  O  o  .-500.  BLAIR  (Rob.)  The  Grave  ;  a  Poem,  illustrnttd  by  ticelve 
Etchinf/s^  executed  hy  L.  Schuivonetti.,  from  the  Original 
InrentiOns  of  WiUkan  Ijlake.     4 to,  red  morocco  extra. 

Land.  1808. 
Blake's  designs  are  celebrated  for  their  boldness  and  sublimity.     See  Mrs. 
Jamieson's  Sacred  and  Legendary  Art. 

Offo    307.  BLAIR  (Samuel).     The  Doctrine  of  Predestination  Truly  and 
/  Fairly    Stated;    Confirmed    from   clear  Scripture-Evidence, 

and  Defended  against  all  the  Material  Arguments  and  Objec- 
tions advanced  against  it.  8vo,  j)p.  79  and  advt. 
Philadelphia,  printed  by  B.  Franklin  for  the  Author.,  1742. 
A_  ^0  308.  BLIXD  HARRY.  Acts  and  Deeds  of  the  Most  Famous  and 
Valiant  Champion,  Sir  William  "Wallace,  Avritten  by  Blind 
Harry,  in  1361,  together  with  Amaldi  Blair  Relationes.  4to, 
calf^  Edinb.  1758. 

3Y,<?C/      *    BLITHEWOOD  ALBUM  (The).     Ms.  Title  to  a  collection  of 
/  one  luxndred  and  twenty-nine  DraAvings   and  Engravings, 

including  Flower  Pieces,  by  J.  Leigh,  and  several  other 
Drawings.  Fine  Portraits  of  Washington.  Several  sm. 
Engravings,  Portraits  and  Fancy  Sketches.  Many  Prints 
of  the  Bartolozzi  School,  &c.  Folio.,  richly  bound  in 
dark  green  morocco,  gilt  sides  and  edges. 
//,oo  309.  BLEECKER  (Ann  Eliza),  Posthumous  Works,  to  which 
is  added  a  Collection  of  Essays,  Prose  and  Poetical,  by  Marg. 
V.  Faugeres.     V2\v.o,  sheep>,  very  scarce.  N'.  3'.  1793. 

Mr.  Corwin's  copy  sold  for  $11.00.  "The  Memoirs  of  Miss  Bleecker  and 
her  Poems  were  published  many  years  ago ;  but  I  have  sought  in  vain  among 
the  Libraries  and  the  Bleeckers  to  obtain  a  copy." — W.  L.  Stone,  Life  of 
Bnv't.  vol.  i..  p.  207. 

BLOME  (R.)  See  Royaumont  (Sieur  De). 
J7J?r  310.  BLOMMAERT  (Abraham).  La  Forest  de  Hermites  et  Hermit- 
esses  d'Egypte  et  de  la  Palestine.  Representee  en  figures  de 
cuiure  de  1'  inuention  d'  Abraham  Blommaert,  taillees  par 
Boece  Bolswert.  Et  de  plus  illustre  d'vn  succinct  recueil  de 
leur  vies  tire  de  la  vie  des  Peres.     4to,  calf  gilt  edges. 

A.  Anvers,  If.  Verdcssen,  1619. 

J,^^  ;n].  BLOMMAERT  (Abra.)  Sylva  Anachoretica  ^gypti  et  Pai- 
estinae — Figuris  JEneis  et  bevirbvs  vitarvm  elogiis  Expressa. 
4to,  calf  Antverpirp,  1619. 

S,(^<'  312.  BLOEMAERT  (A.)  Verscheyden  rerdige  Lanthuysen  nae 
rieven  Gekonterfeyt  deur  Bloemaert.  Fine  impressions 
mounted  in  imp.  8vo,  '-alfgilt  edges. 

A)nsterda/n,  by  C.  Visscher,  1620. 

S^  313.  BLOOMFIELD   (Rob't).      Rural  Tales,  JBallads    .and  Songs. 

12  mo.  Land.  1806. 

Ay ^O   314.  BLOOMFIELD    (Robert).      Poems,    u-ith  fourteen    Illustra- 

/'  tions,  engraved  by  Th.  Thompson.     ^\o,  blue  morocco  extra. 

Lond.   Vanvoorst,  1845. 
/  Jl?  31,3.  BLOOMFIELD.     Views  in  Suffolk,  Norfolk  and  Xorthamp- 


BOCCACCIO.  25 

tonshire,  illustrative  of  Bloomfield's  Poems.     Rl.  8vo,  half 

rifssia.  Lond.  ISl's. 

A/>.i)«  ^^^'  BOADEN"  (James).  An  Inquiry  into  the  Authenticity  of 
^   '  various  Pictures  and  Prints  of  Shakespeare.     Illustrated  copy ^ 

4to,  half  calf  .  Lond.  1824. 

Only  a  limited  edition  printed  in  quarto.  The  present  copy  is  illustrated 
with  o9  plates. 

J  y^'^sn.  BOAISTUAU    (Peter).     rheatrUttt   ittUtl^f.     The    Thea- 
/  tre  or  rule  of  the  World,  wherein  may  be  seene  the  runninsr 

race  and  course  of  euery  man's  life,  as  touching  miserie  and 
felicitie,  wherein  be  contained  wonderfull  examples  and 
learned  deuises,  to  the  ouerthrow  of  vice  and  exalting  of 
virtue.  BlaClt  2Lettn%  ISmo,  old  calf  title  and  last  leaf 
tnended.  Tmprhited  at  London  by  Thos.  East.  1581. 

"Burton  was  probably  acquainted  with  this  work.  There  are  many  passages 
in  his  Anatomy  of  Melancholy  which  bear  a  strong  resemblance." — Lowndes. 

C^C)«  318.  BOCCACCIO.  Bocace  de  la  genealogie  des  dieux  :  contenant 
la  faulse  credece  des  infidelles  et  getilz ;  qui  par  leurs 
erreurs  et  mal  tondees  supersticions  creovent  et  oppinoyent 
pluralite  de  dieux.  With  spirited  froyitispiece  (rubricated) 
and  icood  cuts  y  folio,  ccdf  gilt  edges  ;  fine  copy.,  rare. 

Paris,  Phillippe  le  Noir,  1526. 
A  scarce  book,  by  the  Author  of  the  Decameron. 

2^,00  319.  BOCCACCIO.  Decameron  ofBoccaccio,  containing  an  hundred 
pleasant  Novels.  Wittily  discoursed,  between  seuen  Hon- 
ovrable  Ladies  and  three  Noble  Gentlemen.  Done  into 
English.  Folio,  half  green  tnorocco.,  gilt  top).  By  Pawson 
&  Nicholson. 

Ijondon.,  Printed  by  Isaac  laggard.,  1620. 

"  Adorned  with  emblematic  Title  Page,  and  curious  wood  engravings.    The 

first  English  Translation  of  this  esteemed  Italian  Classic.      Books  VI-X. 

Jaggard  was  the  printer  of  the  first  edition  of  Shakespeare.     The  wood  cuts 

are  delicately  engraved  from  designs  characterized  by  much  freedom. 

e/o  320.  BOCCACCIO.  Illustrations  of  the  Decameron  of  Boccaccio. 
Designed  by  Thomas  Stothard.  Engraved  by  Augustus 
Fox.     10  plates,     rl.  Svo.  Land.  Pickering,  1825. 

"  321.  BOCCIIIUS  (Achilles).  Symbolicarum  Qvae.stionvm,  De 
vniuerso  genere,  quas  serio  ludebat,  libri  qvinqve.  151 
plates  after  Parmegiano  and  others.     4to,  calf  fine  copy. 

Bononim.,  1574. 
"  These  plates  were,  no  doubt,  originally  executed  by  Julio  Bonasoni;  in 
them  may  be  discovered  ideas  taken  from  the  finest  Antiques,  Michael 
Angelo,  Raphael,  etc.,  and,  like  all  the  things  of  Julio's  designing,  full  of 
simplicity,  grandeur,  and  natural  grace."  Cumberland. — The  plates  to  this 
edition  were  retouched  by  Caracci. 

/,  S'O  322.  BOHN  (Henry  G.)  Catalogue  of  Books,  vol.  1,  8vo,  half 
morocco.  Lond.  1847. 

Z,y^  323.  BOHN  (Henry  G.)     A  Guide  to  the  Knowledge  of  Pottery 
and  Porcelain,  and  other  objects  of  Vertu,  comprising  an 
Illustrated  Catalogue  of  the  Bernal  Collection  of  Works  of 
Art.     Numerous  Wood  Engravings.     \2mo,  half  morocco. 
4  Lond.  1857. 


6. 


26  BOISSARDUS. 

y.ST)  324.  BOHN  (H.  G.)      Guinea  Catalogue  of  Books.     Very  thick 

'  8vo,  half  red  morocco.  1841. 

jU,cd     325.  BOILEAU.     Q^uvres  de  Nicolas  Boileau  Despreanx,  avec  des 

eclaircissemeuts  historiques  donnez  par  lui-mome  ;  edit,  aug- 

mentee  de  diverses   Remarqnes    [par  CI.    Brossette    et  du 

Monteil].    Enriche  de  Figures  gravees  par  B.  Picart.    2  vols. 

folio,  russia  crtra,  marbled  and  gilt  edges.     A  auperb  copy 

from  Syston  Park.  Amsterdam.,  Mortier,  1718. 

"  Premiere  edition  de  luxe  que  Ton  ait  donnee,  de  ce  grand  poete.    Ello  se 

recommande,  et  par  sa  belle  execution  typographique,  et  par  d'assez  bouues 

estampes  ou  vignettes." — Brunei. 

/e.e^  326.  BOISSARDUS  (Janus  Jac.)  Bibliotlieca  Chalcographica. 
Illustratium  Virtute  atque  eruditione  in  tota  Europa, 
Clarissimorum  virorum  Theologoruiu,  etc.  CoUectore  lauo 
lacobo  Boissardo  Ves :  Sculptore  Jan.  Theod  :  de  Bry 
Chalcog.  Ante  hac  cum  vitis  editoruni,  etc.  Good  impres- 
sions of  the  Portraits.     4to,  vellum. 

Francof  J.  Ammonii.,  1650. 

3.  S'^  327.  BOISSARDUS  (Ja.  Jac.)  Emblematum  Liber.  Emblemes 
latins  de  I.  I.  Boissard  auec  I'interpretation  Fran^oise  de  I. 
Pierre  loly  Messin.  42  plates,  by  Theodore  de  Bry. 
Small  4to,  95  pp.     morocco. 

Metis  exciidebant  Ahrah.  Faher.,  158  8. 
"  Edition  rare." — Brunet. 

y^ao    328.  BOISSARDUS.    (Janus  Jac.)    Dionysii  Lebei— Batillii  Regii 
'  Mediomatricu  Prsesidis  Embleniata.     Etnl)]emata  a  lano  lacii 

Boissardo  Vesuntino,    delineata   sunt.     Et  a  Theodoro  de 
Bry  sculpta,  et  nunc  recens  in  lucem  edita.     4to,  ccdf. 

Francofurti  ad  Mtenii,  1596. 
^,S0     329.  BOtttltJtUtUra.      Legenda  maior  beatissimi  patris  Francisc. 
a    Sancto    Bonauetura    etc.     JJlafU    ILtXXtX-     Small   8vo, 
blue  morocco.  Paris,  J.  Parbier,  n.  d. 

(^V«^329.*  BONANNIUS    (Ph.)      Xuraismata   Suramorum  Pontificum 
^  Tcmpli  Vatican!  Fabricam  Indicantia,  Chronologica  ejusdem 

Fabricae  narratione,  ac  Multiplici  eruditione  ex])licata.  Sec- 
ond edition,  85  plates,  folio,  ccdf.  Rornm,  1696. 
BONNEFONS  (Amable).  Le  batechisme  Royale,  ov  les 
poincts  de  la  foy  sont  representez  par  Images,  et  les  Images 
Expliqvees.  Portrait  and  emblematic  plates.  12mo,  7no- 
t —             rocco,  gilt.                                          Paris,  M.  Henavlt,  1647. 

-2'^^      331.  .    Le  nieme.    \'lmo,calf.  Paris,  IGil. 

2,y*^32.  BOOK  OF  COMMON  PRAYER.     8vo,  cctlf,  ruled  with  red 

lines.  Zon'd.,  J.  Bell,  1665. 

/S^  333.  BOOK  OF  COMMON  PRAYER,  in  English  and  Low-dutch, 

12nio,  calf,  gilt  edges.  Amsterdam,  1740. 

/  y.r334.  BOOK  OF  COMMON  PRAYER,  Translated  into  Manks,  for 

the  use  of  the  Diocese  of  Man.     12  mo,  old  ccdf. 

Isle  of  Man,  1769. 

Jl,  0O   335.  BOOK   OF   COMMON  PRAYER,    &c.      rl.    8vo,   morocco 

extra.  Oxford,  1815. 


^,ys~l,\ 


BORDE.  27 

^  cc   336.  BOOK  OF  COMMON"  PRAYER.    Anotlier  edition,  illustra- 
ted with  Copper  Plates.     S\o,  }no}'ocro  extra.      iV.  I".  1819. 
y^  a     337.  BOOK  OF  COMMON  PRAYER,  with  notes,  by  H.  St  ebbing, 
/'  and  illustrated  with  many  hundred  wood  cuts.     imp!.  8vo, 

green  morocco,  gold  borders.  Lond.  n.  d. 

/  s^  338.  BOOK  PLATES.     Collection  of  the  Book  Plates  of  several 

Old  Citizens  of  New  York.     4to,  unique. 
jS^  339.  BOOK    (Ye)    of  Copperheads,     obloug   8vo.      16   leaves   of 
wood  cuts,  &c.  Philada.  1836. 

/<?,^<?  340.  BOOK  OF  GEMS  (The).  The  Poets  and  Artists  of  Great 
Britain.  Edited  by  S.  C.  Hall.  Original  and  beautiful  copy. 
3  vols.  8vo,  maroon  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1836-38. 
A  work  which,  for  beauty  of  illustration  and  elegance  of  arrangement,  has 
seldom,  if  ever,  been  surpassed.  It  combines  the  talent  of  upwards  of  .30 
Artists. 
41.  BOOK  OF  GEMS.  MS.  Title  to  a  Collection  of  30  Beautiful 
Plates,  in  green  morocco,  extra. 
J7^/  342.  BOOK  OF  JOB.  The  English  Version,  the  Hebrew  Text, 
and  the  Revised  Version,  with  notes.     4to,  half  calf . 

A^.  Y.  Bible  Union,  1856. 

/  y'^43.  BOOK  OF  LIFE  (The).     A  Bibliographical  Melody.     Portrait 

of  Boswell.     8vo,  Jialf  morocco.  Lond.  1820. 

Fifty  copies  only  printed,  for  presents,   by  Johnson,  formerly  printer  at 

Lee  Priory.     Dedicated  to  the  Roxburghe  Club. 

^^2«^44.  BOOK  OF  THE  POETS.     Illustrated  with  Forty  Elegant 
Engravings  on  Steel.     8vo,  green  morocco.  Lond.  n.  d. 

,,      „   345.  BOOK  OF  THE  POETS.     Chaucer  to  Beattie,  and  Modern 
Poets.     Plates,  2  vols.  8vo,  cl.  Lond.  1842. 

^,00  346.  BOOKE  (A),  of  Christmas  Carols.  Illuminated  from  Ancient 
Manuscripts  in  the  British  Museum.  Printed  in  gold  and 
colors.     Small  4to.  Lond.  n.  d. 

BOOKE  (The)  of  Honor  and  Amies,  wherein  is  discoursed  the 
causes  of  Quarrell,  and  the  Nature  of  Iniuries,  with  their  re- 
pulses, etc.  4to,  wants  the  Eng.  title  and  last  leaf;  half  calf, 
very  rare.  Lond.  Rich.  Thones,  1590. 

The  author  is  supposed  to  be  W.  Segar,  who  reprinted  it  in  folio,  1602. 
Sir  E.  Brydges  attributes  it  to  the  printer,     Shakespeare  alludes  to  it  in  "As 
Tou  Like  It."  in  Touchstone's  roply  to  Jacques:    "  0,  sir,  we  quaiTel  in  print 
y  by  the  book." 

6.  ^0  348.  BORDE  (Andrew).  riXC  jFgVSt  3t$0ltC  Of  thC  J^ntVOtJUC^ 
tlOn  of  littlOtoUtlflC.  Fac-simile  reprint  of  the  very  rare 
tlSCU  letter  original.  120  copies  only  printed.  4to, 
calf  antique.  Lond.  1814. 

"  A  curious  and  interesting  work,  containing  many  genuine  traits  and  char- 
acteristic notices  of  various  countries." — Lowndes. 
S^.^O  349.  BOR,JA  (D.  Juan  de,  conde  de  Mayalde),  Empresas  Morales. 
4to,  morocco,  wants  title.        Brusselas,  Fr.  Toppens,  1680. 
A  Spanish  collection  of  158  Emblems,  colored  and  heightened  with  gold. 
"Ouvrage  recherche,  a  cause  des  figures  emblematiques  qui  s'y  trouvent. 
10  d  \hfrP-~Brunet. 


28  BOSWBLL. 

J^oo  350.  BORNITIUS  (Jacobus).  Emblemata  Ethico  Politica  ingenua 
at  que  erudita  interpretatione  nunc  priinir.n  illustrata  per 
Nicolaum  Meerfeldt,  etc.  Eiio;raved  title  and  50  plates. 
4to,  hlue  morooco  e.i'tra.  MagenUi'^  L.  Bovrgeat^  1669. 

The  engravings  in  this  collection  of  Emblems  are  in  circles,  with  Latin  and 
German  verses. 

J7J^  351,  BOSSUET  (J.  B.)  Discoiirs  sur  THistoire  Universelle,  pre- 
cede d'une  notice  Litteraire  par  M.  Tissot.  2  vols,  in  one 
imp'l  8vo,  morocco.  Paris,  n.  d. 

"  A  most  valuable  epitome  of  Ancient  History." — Loivndes. 

„  3  52.  BOSSUET.  Cabinet  de  I'Art  de  Sculpture  par  le  fameux  Sculp- 
teur  Fr.  Van  Bossuet,  execute  en  Ivoire,  ou  ebauch6  en 
terre,  grave  d'apres  les  dessins  de  Barent  Graat,  par  Mattys 
Pool.  103  plates,  4to,  calf.  Amsterdam,  1727. 
The  engraved  Text  of  this  elegant  book  is  in  German,  French,  and  Eng- 
ghsh.     La  Valliere,  21  fr.  50c. 

^,y«^353.  BOSWELL  (Sir  Alexander).     Clan  Alpin's  Vow;  a  Fragment. 

8vo,  calf  extra.  Lond.  1817. 

Not  piil)lished.     "  To  Robert  Lang.  Esq.,  from  his  Obliged  and  Obedient 

Servant,  Alexander  Boswell."      Also,  Autograph   Letter  from  Boswell  to 

Lang.     Bindley 's  copy  sold  for  lis. 

^,  Z'^^i.  [BOSWELL  (Sir  x\lexander)].  Songs,  chiefly  in  the  Scottish 
Dialect.     8vo,  russia. 

.Edinb.  2^rivateli/  2}rinted,  Auchhdech  Press,  1803. 
^^2«^^55.  [BOSWELL   (James)].     A  Biographical  Memoir  of  the  Late 
Edward  Malone,  Esq.  %\o,calf.     Lond.  not  puhlisJied,  1814. 
356.  BOSWELL  (James).     Journal  of  a  Tour  to  the  Hebrides,  with 
Dr.  Johnson.     d,\o,calf\^firstedition'\.  Lond.l'lSb. 

J,  00  357.  BOSWELL.  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  James  Boswell,  Esq. 
Priced,  8vo,  half  russia.  Lond.  1825. 

^,S^  358.  BOSWORTH  (Rev.  J.)  The  Elements  of  Anglo-Saxon  Gram- 
mar, with  copious  notes,  etc.     Rl.  8vo,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1823. 
"  An  excellent  work,  intended  to  divest  the  Saxon  Grammar  of  the  useless 
Latin  incumbrances  adopted  by  preceding  writers." — Loivndes. 

BOSWELL  (Rev.  J.).  A  Dictionary  of  the  Anglo-Saxon  Lan- 
guage.    8vo,  russia  extra.  Lond.  1838. 

BOUCHARDON  (Edw.)  Philippo  I  Baroni  de  Stosch,  An- 
tiqvitatis,  Amatori  Bonarvmqve,  Artivra  cvltori,  Statvas, 
hasce  Antiqvas.     50  plates,  folio,  calf     Norimherga',  1732. 

^,  0Q  361.  BOUROT  (John).  A  New  booke  entyteled  The  Regiment  of 
Lyfe  :  wyth  a  syngular  Treatise  of  the  pestilence.  Trans- 
lated out  of  Frenche,  by  Thomas  Phayer,  studyouse  in  Sur- 
gerye.     Wood  cut  title,  tiacfe    IcttCr,  18mo,  m//". 

Lmprynted  at  London  hy  Edicarde  Whitchurch,  1520. 
Not  mentioned  by  Lowndes. 

/  y*^62.  BOVSSVETUS  (Franciscus),  de  Natura  Aqvatilivm  Carmen 
'  In  Alterem  partem  vniuersse  Gvliel.   Rondoletii   historiam. 

Many  icood  cuts.     4to,  half  calf 

Ludguni  Matt.  Bonhome,  1558. 


/^•^S 


BRADFORD.  29 

363.  BOWDITCH  (N.  I.)     Suffolk  Surnames.      2d  edition,  8vo,  el. 

Boston,  1858. 

364.  BOWEN-(Em.)  Britannia  Depicta,  or  Ogilby  Improv'd ;  a 
Series  of  Maps  of  England  and  Wales.  2  vols,  in  1,  4to, 
calf.  Land.  1720. 

365.  BOWLES  (Rev.  W.  L.)  The  Spirit  of  Discovery,  or,  the 
Conquest  of  Ocean,  a  Poem  in  Two  Books ;  with  Notes, 
Historical  and  Illustrative.     18mo,  calf.  Bath,  1804. 

BOWLES'  Round  Hand  Copies.     2  vols.,  4to.  Lond.  n.  d. 

BOXIANA.     8vo,  half  morocco,  portraits  only.  Lond.  1829. 

BOYD  (Hugh).     Miscellaneous  Works,  with  an  Account   of 

his  Life  and   Writings,  by  L.  D.  Campbell.  2  vols,  8vo, 

hcdfcalf.  "  Lond.  1800. 
"  Boyd  is  one  of  the  reputed  authors  of  the  Letters  of  Junius.     Fonthill 

copy  1£  \\s.  Orf." — Lowndes. 

J^<J^  369.  BOYD  (Mr.  Zacharie).  Four  Poems  from  Zion's  Flowers,  or 
Christian  Poems  for  Spiritual  Edification.  Edited  by  Gabriel 
Xeil.     4:to,  morocco  extra.  Glasf/ou\  1855. 

Boyd  is  the  author  of  a  remarkable  poetical  version  of  the  Scriptures. 

'(?.  Oe  370.  BOYDELL'S  Heads  of  Illustrious  and  Celebrated  Persons, 
generally  connected  with  the  History  of  Great  Britain  in  the 
Reign  of  James  I.,  Charles  I.,  Charles  II.,  and  James  II.,  etc., 
with  Biographical  Memoirs  by  John  Watkins.  Folio,  half 
ccdf.  Lond.  1811. 

J2,^1\.  BOYER'S  Royal  Dictionary,  Abridged.     8vo,  old  calf. 

Lond.  1797. 

/,aff    372.  BOYSE    (SI.)     New  Pantheon,   or  Fabulous   History  of  the 

Heathen  Gods,  etc.     19  plates,  12mo.  Scdlshury,  n.  d. 

^J^373.  BRADBURY  (Thos.)     The  Duty  and  Doctrine  of  Baptism. 

12 mo,  sheep  (two  copies).  K.  Y.  1810. 

JT>374.  BRADFORD   (John— Martyr).     Holy  Meditations  upon  the 

Lord's  Prayer,  the  Beleife  and  Ten   Commandments,  etc., 

also  Godly  Meditations.     2  vols,  in  1,  18mo,  calf. 

Lond.  Ed.  Allde,  1614. 

^Jryi5.  BRADY  (John).    Clavis  Calendaria,  or  Analysis  of  the  Calen- 

/  der,  illustrated  with  Ecclesiastical,  Historical,  and  Classical 

Atiecdotes.     2  vols.,  8vo,  hcdfcalf.  Lond.  1812. 

2,  ^<S  376.  BRADY  (J.  H.)  Varieties  of  Literature ;  being  principally 
Selections  from  the  Portfolio  of  the  late  John  Brady,  Esq. 
12mo,ca{/'.  Lond.  1826. 

377.  .  Another  copy.     12mo,  half  ccdf .  Lond.  1826. 

378.  BRANCH  (Stephen  H.)  Daily  Hand  with  Truth  and  a  Heart 
in  it.     No.  1  to  21,  all  published,  rl.  8vo,  half  morocco. 

N.  Y.  1859. 

„   379.  .  The  Alligator,  No.  1  to  25,  all  published.     Folio,  half 

calf  X.  Y.  1858. 

ae  380.  .    Life  of  Stephen  II.  Branch.     No.  1.  Weekly  Star,  28 

Nos.     8vo.  N.  Y.  1857. 


30  BRAXTEGHEX. 

/  2,S~^l.  BRAXD  (John).  Observations  on  Popular  Antiquities,  includ- 
ing the  whole  of  Mr.  Bourne's  Aiitiqvitates  Vulgares,  with 
Addenda  to  every  chapter  of  that  work,  as  also  an  Appen- 
dix, etc.  [First  edition.]  RI.  8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1810. 
^."H?  382.  [BRANDT  (Sebastian)].  StUltlCcra  ^SUfS,  etc.  JSlaCfe 
Setter.     12nio,  vellum.,  good  co^vj. 

Colophon  :  Inipssus  in  imperiali  vrbe  Augusta  })er  lohanne 
Schensperger.  Ano  Salutis  nostre  Millesirao  quadringen- 
tesimo  nonagesimo  septimo,  Kl.  Aprilis.  1497. 

This  rare  book  is  a  reprint  of  a  still  rarer  edition  of  the  same  date.     Hib- 
bert's  copy  sold  for  £2  lOs.  M. 

/O.eo   383.  BRANDT.     ^aufS   StUltl£tr    CtoUlTCtanca   ab   Jodoco 

Badio  Ascensio  vario  carminum  genere  non  sine  corundem 

famiUari  explauatione  conflata.     jtjlacfe  2LCttCl%   vith  105 

woodcuts.     4to.  Paris,  \5\b. 

Dr.  Dibdin  has  a  fac-simile  of  the  third  wood  cut  in  his  Decameron.     It  was 

printed  by  De  Marnef     Heber's  copy  sold  for  195.  Orf.     The  design  of  this 

work  was  to  ridicule  the  prevailing  follies  and   vices   of  every  rank   and 

profession,  under  the  allegory  of  a  ship  freighted  with  fools. 

^  i/^  384,  BRANT  (Sebastiano).  Stultifera  Navis  .  .  .  per  Jacobum  Lo- 
cher  Latinitate  donata,  et  figuris  recens  illustrata.  Small 
8vo,  red  morocco  antique.,  sujicrh  coj)y. 

Basilce.,  Ex  officina  Seb.  Henric.  Petri.,  1572. 
Heber's  copy  sold  for  I85. — Courtois  13/r. 
BRANTEGHEN  (Guilhelmus  de).  Pomarium  Mysticil  tu 
novorum  tu  veteru  fructuii,  Animoe  Christianae,  iniaguculis 
aliquot  nascentis  muudi  exordia,  neq.  non  totius  pene  vite 
Chi'isti  decursum  referentibus,  precationibus  quoque  regione 
picturae  ad  rem  facientibus  pulcherrime  digestum.  Effigies 
insuper  aliquot  Diuorum  ac  Diuarum  ...  ex  sacrarum 
literarum  viridariis  decerptis  per  Guilielnium  Branteghen 
Alostanum.     8vo,  calf.  Antuerpicp,  1535. 

This  rare  work  contains  102  wood  cuts,  and  sold  for  95/>-.  at  Borluut's  sale. 
/,  00  386.  BRASSICANI  TUBINGENSIS  (Joanis).     Institutides  gram- 
atice  elimatissime,   etc.        j^lack   JLCttCt,   4to,  half  calf. 

1517. 

/y,oc   387.  [BRETON    (Nicholas)].      Cornv-copiw,  Pasquil's  Night-cap: 

/  or  Antidot  for  the  Hedd-ache.    First  edition.,  4to,  calf  extra, 

by  F.  Bedford.  Lond.  for  Thos.  Tfiorp,  1612. 

Sometimes  attributed  to  Samuel  Rowlands,  but  really  written  by  Nicholas 

Breton.     See  Collier's  Poetical  Decameron,  i.  329. — Gardner's  copy  sold  for 

£3  10s.  M. 

/,  6  0    388.  BRICK  CHURCH  MEMORIAL,  with  plates.  8vo,  cloth. 

ISf.  Y.  1861. 

J.»y^   389.  BRIDGES.     Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  John  Bridges.     8vo, 

extended  to  4to,  v^ith  prices  and  names.  Lond.  1725. 

One  of  the  first  classically  arranged  Catalogues  in  the  18th  century.     Very 
rare.     See  Dibdin's  Bibliomania. 

390.  BRIEF  CONCORDANCE,  or  Table  to  the  Bible  of  the  Last 
Translation,  etc.     12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1654. 


BROMLEY.  31 

i,ao  391.  BRIEFE  (A.)  Discourse  of  the  Scnptures,  Declaring  the 
Seuerall  Stories,  Lines  and  Deaths  of  the  Fathers,  from  the 
Creation  of  Adam  vnto  the  death  of  Joseph,  etc.  Small 
4to,  half  hound.  Lo7id.  W.White,  1614, 

Bound  up  with  it  is   •'  A   Fimerall  Poeme   upon  the  Death  of  Mr.  Hugh 
Brovghton,"  who  was  probably  the  author  of  the  book. 

^^Xl392.  BRITISH  ANTIDOTE  TO  CALEDONIAN  POISON.     25 

plates.  The  Scot's  Scoursce :  or  Pridden's  Supplement  to 
the  British  Antidote  to  Caledonian  Poison.  25  plates,  2 
vols,  in  1,  half  calf  .  Lond.  n.  d. 

,,  S~V  .393.  BRITTON  (John).  The  Fine  Arts  of  the  English  School, 
illustrated  by  a  Series  of  [24]  Engravings  from  Paintings, 
Sculpture,  Architecture,  etc.     4to,  half  russia. 

Chiswick,  1812. 

[BRITTON   (John).]    Remarks  on  the  Monumental  Bust  of 
Shakspeare  at  Stratford-upon-Avon.    8vo,  calf    Lond.  1816. 

One  of  four  copies  printed  on  India  Paper. 

BROCKETT.     Biographical  Sketch  of  the  late  John  Trotter 
Brockett.     Portrait.     12mo.  Newcastle.,  1843. 

BROCKETT.     Catalogue  of  the  Choice,  Curious  and  Elegant 
Private  Library  of  John  Trotter  Brockett.     8vo,  calf 

Lond.  1823. 


BROME  (Rd.).  A  Jovial  Crew  ;  or.  The  Merry  Beggars.  A 
Comedy.     4to,  hcdf  calf  interleaved.  Lond.  1684. 

The  Northern  Lass,  a  Comedy.     4to,  scarce. 

Lond.  1684. 

r.'S^  399.  BROMLEY  (Henry).  A  Catalogue  of  Engraved  British  Por- 
traits, from  Egbert  the  Great  to  the  present  time,  etc.  With 
an  Appendix,  containing  the  Portraits  of  such  Foreigners  as 
may  claim  a  place  in  the  British  Series.  Methodically  dis- 
posed in  classes,  and  interspersed  with  a  number  of  Notices, 
Biographical  and  Genealogical,  never  before  published.  4to. 
calf.  Lond.  1V93. 

Edwards'  copy  sold  for  £1  65.  OcZ. 

S^    400.  BROOKSHAW  (George).    Six   Birds  accurately  drawn   and 

^  colored  after  nature,  with  full   instructions  for  the  young 

artist.     Folio,  boards.  Lond.  1819. 

//  401.  BROTHERHEAD  (Wm.)   Autographi  Holographiani.    Impl. 
4to,  pp.  19.  Philada.  1857. 

/  Twenty-five  copies  privately  printed.     Two  copies. 

^^  402.  BROUERIIJS  VAN  NIEDEK  (Mattheus).   Zederyke  Zinne- 
beelden  der  Tonge.     Plates.     8vo,  ccdf. 

Te  Amsteldam,  Piet.  Meijer,  1764. 
See  Leth  (Hendrik  de). 

BROUGHTON  (Rowlande).  The  Life  and  Death  of  William 
PoAvlett,  First  Marquis  of  Winchester,  1818.  Breton's 
Praise    of   Virtuous     Ladies.       80    copies    printed    1815. 


t,a6 

394. 

SO 

395 

f,  j/'396, 

,^^ 

"397. 

^ 

398 

32  BRUNB. 

Braithwayte's  Odes ;  or,  Philomel's  Tears,  1815,  and  Wither's 

Select  Lyrical  Poems,   1815,  together.     4  pieces  in  1  vol, 

12mo,  calf^  gilt  edges.  Lee  Priory  Press.,  1815-18. 

£^  yX^04.  BROWN  (Tom).   Memoirs   relating   to   the  late  famous  Mr. 

/  Thos.  Brown,  with  a  Catalogue  of  his  Library.     4to,  half 

calf.  Land.  1704. 

J^405.  BROWN  (Wm.  L.)   An  Essay  on  the  Existence  of  a  Supreme 

Creator,  possessed  of  infinite  power,  wisdom,  goodness,  etc. 

2  vols,     8vo,  boards.  Aberdeen,  1816. 

"  To  this  work  Burnet's  first  prize  of  £1200  was  adjudged." — Lowndes. 

/  J~0   406.  BRUCE   (George).    Poems  and  Songs,  on  various   occasions. 
8vo,  half  calf  "  Udinb.  1811. 

/  2  J~407.  BRUCE  &  CO.  (G.)    A  Specimen  of  Printing  Tvpes.     8vo. 

'  J^.  Y.  1837. 
/ti*0408.  BRUCE  (Michael).    Poems  on  several  occasions.     12rao. 
^^'  PJdinb.  1796. 

"  The  merits  of  this  elegant  Poet  are  discussed  in  No.  \x.  of  Drake's  Literary- 
Hours,  iii.  325-332." — Loivndes,  to  whom  this  edition  of  Bruce  was  not  known. 

yfo^>  409.  BRUCK  (Jacob  De).  Les  Emblemes  Maravlx  et  Militaires. 
4to,  blue  morocco,  extra  gilt  sides  and  edges. 

A  /Strasbourg,  Par  Jac.  de  Hey  den,  1616. 

Or  gf)    410.  Emblemata  Politica,  quibus  ea,  ad  principatum  spectant, 

^  '  breviter  demonstrantur,  singuloru  vero  explicatio  fusius  pro- 

ponitur.     4to,  brown  morocco,  gilt. 

Argentme,  Jac.  ab.  Hey  den,  1618. 
Unknown  to  Bnmet. 

^,S^  411,  BRUIN  (Claas)  Uitbreiding,  over  Honderd  Leerzaame  Zinne- 
beelden.     8vo,  half  calf  ,  rough  edges. 

T'  Am,sterdam,  H  Bosch,  1722. 

^,00  412.  BRUNE  (Johannes  de).  Emblemata  of  Zinne-werck,  voor- 
ghestelt,  in  Beelden,  ghedicten,  en  breeder  tiyt-legginghen, 
tot  uyt-druckinglie  en  verbeteringhe  van  verscheyden  feylen 
onser  eeuwe.  51  plates,  1st  edition,  with  parallel  passages 
from  French  and  Latin  Authors.     4to,  calf. 

Amsterdam,  by  Jan  Evcrtsen  Kloppenbxtrch,  1624. 

The  curious  plates  in  this  rare  collection  represent  various  popular  sports 

and   pastimes,   such  as   The    Cushion    Dance,   Kiss  in  the   Ring,   Evening 

Serenade,  Forfeits,  Swinging,  Love  me  or  Love  me  not :  by  Crispin  De  Pass, 

Bleau  and  others. 

An  excellent  Shaksperian  illustration  occurs  in  the  first  plate — a  Barber's 
Shop,  with  Citterns  and  Lutes  hung  round  the  wall  for  the  use  of  customers 
who  had  to  wait  their  turn. 

n  .Q  413.  BRUNUS  (Anton.)  Epistole  Ileroiche  Poesie.  Many  fine 
plates.     24mo,  vellum. 

\^Colo2)hon^  in  Poma  ajypresso  Gugliehno  Facciotti,  1027. 

The  first  edition  noticed  by  Brunet  is  Roma,  1634. 

414.  BRLTNtlS  (G.)  Epistola  Ileroiche  Poesi.     3d  edition.    Plates. 
18mo,  old  morocco,  tooled.  Appresso  V  Oddoni,  1644. 


/■7 


/ 


BRYANT.  33 

J0C  415.  BRUNONE  (Mcartini  a  S.)  Vertumnis  Vanitatis:  In  xxvi. 
Metrorura  Scliemata  poesi  morali  Trigesies  Transformatus. 
Editio  Rosterior  ;  priore  Ainplissime  Auctior,  Et  insuper 
XXXII.  Figuvis  seneis  illustrata,  etc.     12 mo,  calf. 

Typis  Augustanis  per  J.  J.  Lotter^  Aulice,  1725. 
/,  416.  BRUNT    (Capt.    Saml.)    A  Voyage  to  Cacklogallina :  with  a 
description  of  the  Religion,  PoHcy,  Customs  and  Manners 
of  the  Country.     8vo,  half  calf.  Loud.  1121. 

^  .P  417.  BRVTISH  THVNDERBOLT  (The),  or  rather  Feeble  Fier 
flash  of  Pope  Sixtvs  the  ttft  against  Henrie  the  most  excel- 
lent King  of  Nauarre,  and  the  most  noble  Henrie  Borbon, 
Prince  of  Condie.  Translated  by  Christ.  Fetherstone. 
12mo,  calf  rare.  Lond.  1586. 

Unknown  to  Lowndes. 

S'.'^  418.  BRYAN"  (Michael).  A  Biographical  and  Critical  Dictionary 
of  Painters  and  Engravers,  with  the  Ciphers,  Monograms, 
etc.     2  vols.  4to,  half  calf  .  Lond.  1816. 

In  some  respects  superior  to  the  later  edition,  as  it  contains  a  Chrono- 
logical Index.  Also,  includes  the  Ciphers,  Monograms,  and  Marks  used  by 
each  engraver,  and  an  ample  list  of  their  principal  works,  together  with  in- 
dexes, alphabetical  and  chronological.  The  Introduction  contains  an  account 
of  the  Painters  of  Antiquity. 

yS'O^Y^,  BRYANT  (Wm.  C.)  A  Discourse  on  the  Life,  Character, 
and  Genius  of  Washington  Irving,  delivered  before  the  New 
York  Historical  Society,  at  the  Academy  of  Music  in  New 
York,  on  the  3d  of  April,  1860.  Extended  and  inlaid  in 
4:to,  and  illustrated  hy  52  Plates.,  Autograph  Letter.,  and 
Newspaper  Cuttings.     4to,  morocco^  extra.        N.  Y.  1860. 

:i,o  6  420.  BRYDGES  (Sir  Egerton).  The  Population  and  Riches  of 
Nations  considered  together,  with  regard  to  their  positive 
and  relative  Increase,  tendency  to  Morals,  etc.,  8vo,  hds.., 
uncut.  Paris.,  etc.  1819. 

//^  421.  BRYDGES  (Sir  Egerton).  Recollections  of  Foreign  Travel, 
or  Life,  Literature,  and  Self  Knowledge.  2  vols,  post 
8vo,  half  calf .  Lond.  1825. 

/.  S^  422.  BRYDGES  (Sir  Egerton).  What  are  Riches  ?  or  an  Examina- 
tion of  the  Definitions  of  this  Subject,  given  by  Modern 
Economists.     8vo,  uncut. 

Kent.,  Printed  at  the  Private  Press  of  Lee  Priory,  1822. 

J^^^J'lis.  BUCHAN  (Peter).     Ancient  Ballads  and  Songs  of  the  North 

ofScotland,  hitherto  unpublished  ;  with  notes.    2  vols.    Post 

Svo,  half  calf.  Edinb.  1822. 

A  curious  and  valuable  collection  of  Songs,  containing  much  information 

relative  to  their  localities  and  authors. 

j2«^24.  BUCHAN    (William).     Domestic  Medicine.     8vo,  sheep, 

N.  Y.  1812. 
6,  <7<^  425.  BUCHANAN  (George).     ^nC  HBtttCtiOM  of  the  duinges  of 
Marie  Queue  of  Scottes,  touchand  the  murder  of  hir  hus- 
band, and    hir    conspiracie,  adulterie,  and   pretensed  mar- 
riage with  the  Erie  Bothwell,  etc.     And  ane  defence  of  the 
5 


34  BUCHAXAX. 

treu  Loi'dis,  mainteineris  of  tlie  Kingis  graces  actioun  and 
authoritie.  Translatit  out  of  the  Latine  quhilke  was  Avritten 
by  G.  B.  Ularfe  Setter,  w<:iiits  all  after  r  iiii.  Small 
8vo,  morocco,  extra.  [1572.] 

First  printed  in  English  this  3'ear;  supposed  to  have  been  translated  by 
the  author.     Roxburghe  copy  sold  for  £2  12s.  6d. 

Y^c    4-6.  BUCIIAXAN    (G.)     A  Detection   of  the   Actions  of  Mary 
'  Queen  of  Scots,   concerning  the  Murther  of  Her  Husband 

and  her  Conspiracy,  Adultery,  and  pretended  3Iarriai?e  with 
the  Earl  Both  well.     4to,  half  calf .  Lo)id.  1689. 

^  ga  427.  BUCHAXAX  (George).  An  Appendix  to  the  History  of 
Scotland,  containing,  I,  A  Detection  of  the  Actions,  etc.,  of 
]\[ary  ;  II.  De  Jure  Tiegni  apud  Scotus,  etc.  8vo,  calf.  2 
plates.  Lond.\l2\. 

,.       n    Another  copy,    iiilate.     8vo,  calf.  Land.  1721. 

-^,  JS    428.  BLTCHAXAXI    (Georgii).     Paraphrasis    Psalmorum  Davidis 

Poetica.     12mo,  calf.  Glasr/ua',  J^oulis,  1765. 

JU  429.  BUCHAXAX  (John  L.)     A  Defence  of  the  Scots  Highlanders 

in  General,  and  Some  Learned  Characters  in  Particular. 

8vo,  bds.  Loud.  1794. 

^  VcTlfsO.  BUCHAXAX    (Wm.)     An  Inquiry  into   the   Genealogy  of 

/  Ancient  Scottish  Surnames,  with  the  Origin  and  Descent  of 

the  Highland  Clans  and  Family  of  Buchanan.     8vo,  sheep. 

Edinh.  1775. 
V»r431.  BUCKE  (Ch.)     On  the  Beauties,  Harmonies,  and  Sublimities 
of  Xature,  Avith  occasional  remarks  on  the  Laws,  Customs, 
Manners,  and  Opinions   of  various  nations.     2d  edition.     4 
vols.     8vo.  .Lond.  1823. 

Several  of  the  articles  relate  to  America. 

^/,oo  432.  BUCKIXGHAM  (L.  S.  F.)  Memoirs  of  Mary  Stuart,  Queen 
of  Scotland,  most  prof  usely  illustrated  with  over  150  2)lcites 
inserted.    2  vols.  8vo,  red  'inorocco,  extra.,  gilt  edges. 

Lond.  1844. 

Mr.  "Wynne  has  expatiated  at  length  on  this  worlc,  in  his  notice  of  Mr. 
Allan's  Library  in  the  ''Private  Libraries  of  X^ew  York." 

/,  y^433.  BUFFOX.     Xatural  History  Abridged,  by  Rev.  W.  Button. 
'  100  colored  Engravings.     2  vols.  8vo,  half  calf  . 

^  Lond.  1821. 

^  J7?  434.  3$Ufee  (The)  of  8C  ^\\t%S.     Printed  at  the  Auchinleck  Press 

from  a  MS.  oflhe  Sixteenth  Century.     4to,  jtSlniCU  HCttCr. 

hcdf  morocco,  uncut.  1818. 

/•/      435.  BULLA  Julii,  pape  II.  edita  contra  Johannem  Bentiuolu,  etc. 

4to,  33lacU  Setter.  Roma.,  J.  Besicken,  1506. 

/,  a  0    446.  BULLA  [Juliu  II].     Monitorii  Apostolici  contra  Tres  Reuer- 

endissimos  domiuos  Sancte  Romane  ecclesie  Cardinales,  etc. 

4to,  mre.  1511. 

^  J7?  437.  BULLEX.     Life  and  Death  of  Anne  Bullen,  Queen  Consort  of 

England.     Portrait.     4to,  morocco.  Lond.  1820. 

^•^437.*  BUXD  (Thos.  H.)     Aids  to  a  Holy  Life.   18nio.     Lond.  1848. 


BUnaOYNE.  35 

V,«?^  438.  BUNYAN"  (John).  The  Pilgrim's  Progress,  with  tlie  Life  of 
the  Author  and  a  Critique  on  its  Beauties,  illustrated  loith 
very  numerous  lyrints  from  old  and  rare  editions.  2  vols., 
y\.^\o,  red  morocco.  Lond.  1796, 

'/,a^  439.  BUNYAN"  (John).  The  Pilgrim's  Progress,  with  Original 
Notes  by  Rev.  Thomas  Scott.  Sth  edition,  elegantly  illus- 
trated. 8vo,  red  morocco.  Xowf/.  1840. 
/  2.rT40.  BUNYAN"  (John).  Sighs  from  Hell,  or  Groans  of  a  Damned 
Soul,  Discovering  from  the  xvi  of  Luke  the  lamentable  State 
of  the  Damned.  l8mo,  s/ieej).  Glccsyoic,  1^15. 
BUXYAN"  (John).  Solomon's  Temple  Spiritualized.  3d  edi- 
tion. ISmo,  cf.  Lond.  1698. 
BUOXAPARTE.  Campaign  of  General  Buonaparte  in  Italy. 
8vo,  sheej).  "  K  Y.  1798. 
BURGER  (Gottfried  Aug.)  The  Chase  and  William  and 
^                     Helen.     Two  Ballads  from  the  German.     Ato,  Jialf  morocco. 

Edinh.  1796. 
"  Miss  Ponsonby  from  the  translator." 

y,oo  444.  BURGER  (Johannes  Pfann).  Biblische  Eniblemata  Und  Fig- 
uren  welche  inder  Zueijen  vernevrten  Stvden  dess  Hospitals 
zum  Heilegen  Geist  in  Xilrmburg  alien  Krancken  zu  son- 
derm  Trosst  anstatt  der  Schriift  sind  Yorgemalet  worden. 
Li  Kupifer  Bestachen,  large  folded  plate  at  the  end.  4to,  calf 
antique.  1626. 

^^S~0  445.  ■ .  Another  copy  icithout  the  folded  plate.     4to,  ccdf. 

'l626. 

''.do  446.  BURGES  (Sir  James  Bland).  The  Birth  and  Triumph  of 
Love ;  a  Poem.  Illustrated  vyith  88  plates.  4to,  russia 
extra.  Lond.  1796. 

The  Plates  belonging  to  the  text  are  from  the  designs  of  the  Princess  Eliz- 
abeth— the  others  by  various  hands.     A  superb  volume. 

BURGOYISrE.     Dramatic  and  Poetical  Works  of  Lieut.  Gen. 
John  Burgoyne:  with  Memoirs.     I*lates,  2  voh.  12mo, ';«//'. 

Lo)id.  180*7. 

Burgoyne  was  a  British  officer  in  the  Revolutionary  War. 

a  448.  BURXABY  (xVndrew).  Travels  through  the  Middle  Settle- 
ments in  Xorth  America,  in  the  Years  1759  and  1700,  with 
Observations  upon  the  State  of  the  Colonies.     4to,  calf. 

Lond.  jPayne,  1775. 

Valuable  as  exhibiting  a  view  of  the  Colonies  immediatel}'  preceding  the 
Revolutionary  War. 

<f  o  449.  BURXET  (Bp.)     History  of  His  Own  Time,  to  which  is  added 

the  Life  of  the  Author,  by  his  son,  Thomas  Burnet.     2  vols. 

/  in  4  parts,  most  copiously  axd  beautifully  illustr.vted 

BY  the  insertion  OF  326  Portraits  and  Plates.     4  vols. 

ioWo,  russia  extra;  'Spdendid  copy.  Lond.  1729. 

This  is  one  of  the  finest  works  of  the  kind  in  this  library.     The  work  itself 

is  too  well  known  to  need  any  commendation.     See  Bohn's  Lowndes,  vol.  i., 

p.  320. 


f- 


36  BURXS. 

j>  yjTSO.  BURNEY  (Chas.)     Account  of  the  Musical  PerformanceB  in 
'/  Westminster  Abbey,    etc.,  in  Commemoration  of  Handel. 

Plates  hij  Bartolozzi.     Aio^  half  calf.  JjO/uI.  1785. 

BURNOMANIA  :  The  Celebrity  of  Robert  Burns  Considered, 
in  a  Discourse  Addressed  to  all  Real  Christians  of  Every 
Denomination,  to  which  are  added  Epistles  in  Verse  respect- 
ing Peter  Pindar,  Burns,  etc.  Old jyortrait  of  Burns  inserted. 
12mo,  hcdfcalf.  Edlnh.  1811. 

Mr.  Allan  has  penned  an  indignant  protest  against  this  book  in  the  present 
copy.     The  author  was  a  Rev.  Dr.  Peebles,  of  Ayr. 

jg,  V»rT52.     BURXS  (.T.)     Illustrated  Catalogue  of  A  List  of  Popidar 
^  Works  recently  published,  with  specimens  of  the  Engrav- 

ings.    4to,  red  morocco  extra,  antique.  Lond.  n.  d. 

„    453.  BURN'S  (James).     Specimens  of  Books  Published   by  James 
Burns.     4to,  half  morocco,  gilt  top.  Lo7id.  1844-47. 

/^6.oo    454.  BURXS    (Robert).     Poems  Chiefly  in  the  Scottish   Dialect. 
First  edition.     8vo,  pp.  240,  green  morocco,  extra. 

Kilmarnoch,  printed  hy  John   'Wilson,  1786. 
This  precious  volume  is  of  extreme  rarity  in  Scotland,  and  tliis  is  believed 
to  be  the  only  one  ever  offered  for  sale  in  this  country. 

•/  ^0  455.  BURXS  (Robert).  Poems  chiefly  in  the  Scottish  Dialect.  8vo, 
ccdf.  Edinh.2:>rinted for  the  author,  \78l. 

This  is  the  first  Edinburgh  edition ;  with  names  of  the  subscribers. 

3 ,  CO    456.  .    Another  copy.     8vo,  ccdf  vmnting  one  leaf  of  the 

subscribers''  names.  Edinb.  1787. 

J"  V4r457.  BURXS   (Robert).     Poems   chiefly  in  the  Scottish   Dialect. 

/  The  second  \Edinb?^  edition  considerably  enlarged.     2  vols. 

Svo,  ccdf.  Edinb.  1793. 

Although  called  the  second  edition,  this  is  really  the  third.     See  above. 

^  J^458.  BURXS  (Robt.)  Poems  and  Songs,  with  a  Life  of  the  Author, 
Appendix,  etc.,  by  Rev.  H.  Paul.     12mo,  green  morocco. 

^/r.  1819. 

^,aO   459.  .  Another  copy.     12mo,  cl.  Air.  1819. 

/  a  0  460.  BL^RXS  (Robt.)  Poetical  Works,  including  the  Pieces  pub- 
lished in  his  Correspondence,  and  Reliques ;  with  his  Songs, 
Fragments,  etc.     3  vols.,  12mo,  cl.  Lond.  1823. 

^  ^<j  461.  BURXS  (Robert).  The  Works  of  Robert  Burns,  with  an 
account  of  his  Life,  and  a  Criticism  on  his  Writings.  Illus- 
trated by  89  portraits  and  plates.  5  vols.  8vo,  russia,  gilt 
edges.  Lond.,  Cadell,  1809. 

Edited  by  J.  Currie.  The  Fifth  volume  is  Cromek's  Reliques  of  Burns. 
A  very  beautiful  Set,  only  excelled  by  the  following  lot.  The  illustrations 
being  different,  the  collector  should  secure  both. 

Z^  C,  €«  462.  BURXS  (Robert).  The  W^orks  of,  with  an  Account  of  his 
Life  and  Writings,  by  Jas.  Currie,  4  vols.  8vo ;  also 
Crorriek's  Reliques  of  Robert  Burns,  together.  5  vols.  8vo, 
most  profusely  and  beautifully  illustrated  throughout,  by 
Evans.  Superb  copy  in  green  morocco  extra,  by  J.  Mac- 
kenzie. Lonci.  1820-17. 


BURXS.  si 

One  of  the  choicest  works  in  the  collection.  The  following  Extract  from 
Mr.  Evans'  Letter,  dated  London,  Xov.  16,  IS.'JS,  renders  further  remark 
unnecessary:  "  I  have  been  highly  complimented  by  several  book  amateurs 
for  my  taste  and  industry  in  illustrating  this  copy  of  Burns.  Mr.  Hanrott  in 
particular,  who  possessed  such  a  splendid  library,  complimented  me  by 
ordering  a  similar  copy  to  be  illustrated  for  him." 

,f&  463.  BURXS    (Rob.)     Works,   with   Life,   by   Jas.    Currie;    and 

various  additions.     8vo,  calf.  Land.  1823. 

,  gO   464.  BURiSrS  (Robert).     Letters.     Bvo,  calf.  Lond.  1824. 

,  vJ~"465.  BURNS  (Robert).     Poems,  chiefly  in  the   Scottish   Dialect. 
/  Plates  hy  Westall.     12mo,  calf         Lond.  J.  Sharpe,  1824. 

Another  copy.     12mo,  calf.  Load.  1824. 

//,  0  0  466.  BL^RXS  (Rob.)  Complete  Works,  illustrated  by  W.  H.  Bart- 
lett,  T.  Allom,  and  other  Artists  ;  with  a  new  Life  of  the 
Poet,  and  Notes,  critical  and  biographical, by  Allan  Cunning- 
ham. 2  vols,  4to,  morocco.,  extra.  Lond.  n.  d. 
A  subscription  copy,  with  early  impressions  of  the  plates. 

/  I  J"467.  BI^RXS  (Robert).  Life  and  Works,  Edited  by  Robert  Cham- 
bers.    4  vols.  12mo,  half  morocco.  N.  Y.  1852. 
t,'^  "^468.  BmXS  (Rob.)     Poetical  Works.     Engravings  on  xoood.,  hy 
Beicick.,  from  Designs  by  Thurston.     2   vols.  12mo,  ccdf. 

AlmcicA;  n.  d. 
^J~<:7469.  BURXS  (Robt.)     Poems   and    Songs.     Lllustrated  vith  nu- 
merous engravings.     4to,  cloth  gilt.  Lond.  1858. 
This  very  beautiful  edition,  while  professing  to  omit  some  pieces,  actually 
includes  the  passage  in  Tam  O'Shanter  which  is  excluded  from  most  of  the 
other  editions.     See  page  78. 

2./Z  470.  BURXS  (Robt.)  Select  Scottish  Songs,  Ancient  and  Modern. 
Edited  by  R.  JL  Cromek.     2  vols.  8vo,  half  calf. 

Lond.  1810. 
Strettel's  copy  sold  for  1£. 

/,  V'^^TTI.  BL'RXS.  Correspondence  between  Burns  and  Clarinda,  with 
a  Memoir  of  Mrs.  M'Lehose  (Clarinda).  Arranged  and 
edited  by  her  Grandson,  W.  C.  M'Lehose.  8vo,  half 
morocco.  Edinb.  1843. 

5^^^  471.*  BURXS  (Robert).  The  Soldier's  Return.  Illustrated  by  John 
Faed.     Folio,  cloth. 

For  the  members  of  the  Royal  Association  for  the  Promo- 
tion of  the  Fine  Arts  in  Scotland.  1857. 
^  ^^    472.  BURXS  (Robert).     Auld  Lang   Syne,  illustrated  by   George 
Harvey.     Folio,  cloth.                     Payed  Associc(tio?i,  1859. 
„      "     473.  BURXS  (Robert).     The  Cotter's  Saturday  Xight,  illustrated 
by  John  Faed.     Oblong  folio,  with  four  additional  plates. 

Poyal  Association,  1853. 

/,  S^   474^  BURXS  (Robert).     Letters  addressed  to  Clarinda,  etc.,  with 

facsimile.     8vo,  half  vellurn.  Belfast,  1814. 

Clarinda  is  Mrs.   McLehose.      The  volume  contains  some  specimens  of 

Burns's  Poetry  never  before  printed. 

7,  -^  475.  BURXS.     The  Land  of  Burns,  a  Series  of  Landscapes   and 


38  BURTON. 

Portraits,  illustrative  of  the  Life  and  Writings  of  the  Scot- 
tish Poet,  icith  fort)/  extra  2)lates  Inserted.  2  vols.  4to,  hoJf 
morocco.  Glasgow.,  1840. 

^^  yiTTlQ.  BURNS.     Fac-Simile  of  Burns's  Celebrated  Poem,  entitled  the 
^  Jolly  Beggars.     From  the  Original  Manuscript.     Plate,  4to. 

Glasgow.,  n.  d. 

/2'^  ^  ^'^''-  BURXS.  The  Contemporaries  of  Burns,  and  the  more  recent 
Poets  of  Ayrshire,  with  Selections  from  their  Writings. 
Unique  copy.,  illustrated  icith  50  Portraits  anel  \leics,  also 
Newspaper  Scraps.,  Poetry.,  Songs,  and  Drawings.  8vo, 
red  morocco.  JEdinb.  1840. 

^^0  0  478.  BURNS.  Hamilton  Paul's  Nine  Anniversary  Odes  to  the 
Memory  of  the  Northern  Lyric  Poet,  in  Manuscripd,  with 
Autograph  Letter  to  Major  'Webster,  who  had  requested 
them  for  Mr.  G.  Chalmers.     4to.  1801-10. 

At  the  end  is  a  list  of  gentlemen  present  at  the  various  dinners. 
"  Nine  times  the  annual  IjTe  I've  strung, 
Nine  times  the  poet's  praises  sung, 
Thus  have  the  muses  all,  by  turns, 
Paid  homage  to  the  shade  of  Burns." 

«5^  479.  BURNS.  A  Pilgrimage  to  the  Land  of  Burns ;  containing 
Anecdotes  of  the  Bard,  and  of  the  Characters  he  Immortal- 
ized, with  numerous  Pieces  of  Poetry.     12mo,  bds. 

Jjeptford,  1822. 
The  author  is  Hew.  Ainslie.     For  an  illustrated  copy  see  Ainslie  (Hew.) 

/^^  S~Z?  480.  BURNS.  A  Winter  with  Robert  Burns,  being  Annals  of  his 
Patrons  and  Associates  in  Edinburgh,  during  the  year 
1786-7,  and  Details  of  his  Liauguration  as  Poet  Laureate 
of  the  Can :  Kil :  Portrait  and  inserted  illustrations. 
12mo,  morocco  extra.  JEdinb.  1846. 

/,cJo      481.- .Same.     12mo,  c?.  Edinh.\^^^. 

n  "  482.  [BURT  (Capt.  Ed.)]  Letters  from  a  Gentleman  in  the  North 
of  Scotland,  to  his  Friend  in  London,  containing  the  Descrip- 
tion of  a  Capitol  Town  [Inverness]  in  that  Northern  Coun- 
try :  with  an  Account  of  some  uncommon  Customs  of  the 
Inhabitants :  hkewise  an  Account  of  the  Highlands  and 
Highlanders,  etc.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf.  Land.  1754. 

/  ^^  483.  .  Same,  with  an  Introduction  and  Notes  by  R.  Jamieson, 

and  the  History  of  Donald  the  Hammerer,  cotumunicated 
by  Sir  W.  Scott.  Fifth  edition,  with  Engravings  and  a  large 
Appendix,  embracing  important  Historical  Documents  hith- 
erto unpublished.     2  vols.  8vo,  hcdfcalf.  Lond.  1822. 

484.  .  Same.     2  vols.  Svo,  bds.  Lond.  1822. 

2rf^^o.  BURTON  (John  Hill).     The  Book  Hunter,  etc.     12mo,  half 
jj{l  morocco.  LJdinb.  1862. 

This  clever  book  contains  an  extensive  notice  of  the  "  Private  Libraries  of 
New  York." 

/^^    486.  BURTON  (Robert).    The  English  Empire  in  America;  or  a 


^u 


BYROK  39 

view  of  the  Dominions  of  the  Crown  of  England  in  the  "West 
Indies,  &c.  Illustrated  with  maps  and  pictures.  6th  edi- 
tion.    12mo.  Ijond.^  A.  JBettsicorth^  1728. 

j^  487.  History  of  Demons,  Spectres,  Witches,  Apparitions, 

Possessions,  Disturbances,  and  other  wonderful  and  sujjer- 
natural  Delusions,  &c.    12  plates.  ISmo,  calf,  title  mended. 

Land.   1695. 
f,  2.-^^8.  BFRTOX  (Robert).    Wonderful  Prodigies  of  Judgment  and 
Mercy,     8th  edition.     ISmo^calf.     Rude  u-ood  cuts. 

Land.  1729. 
A  few  "Admirable  Deliverances  from  Danger  by  Sea  and  Land,"  in  Xew 
England,  1-c. 

<  ^1,489.  BUSHNELL  (Charles  I.)  An  Historical  xVccount  of  the  First 
Three  Business  Tokens  issued  in  the  City  of  Xew  York. 
8vo.  pp.  17,  n.\\([  plate.  A^.  Y.,  Privately  p)rinted,  1859. 
Fifty  copies  printed. — Xo.  '11. 

490.  BUTLER  (Charles).  Horje  Biblicae  ;  being  a  connected  Series 
of  Xotes  on  the  Text  and  Literary  History  of  the  Bibles,  or 
Sacred  Books  of  the  Jews  and  Christians ;  and  on  the 
Bibles  or  Books  accounted  Sacred  by  the  Mahometans, 
Hindus,  Parsees,  Chinese,  and  Scandinavians.  2  vols, 
crown  8vo,  half  calf 

\Privately\pyrinted  in  the  years  1797-1807. 
2,6  491.  [BUTLER  (SI.)]  Hudibras.  Corrected  and  amended,  with 
Several  Additions  and  Annotations.  8vo,  calf.  Land.  1704. 
'•  I  never  met  with  so  much  wit  in  one  single  volume." — Voltaire. 
This  edition  is  not  mentioned  by  Lowndes. 
"  492.  BUTLER.  The  Genitine  Remains  of  Samuel  Butler;  with 
Notes,  by  Robert  Thyer.     8vo,  half  calf .  Land.  1822. 

The  Editor  died  before  the  completion  of  this  work. 

T'^^   493.  [BYERLEY  (J.  S.)]     Relics  of  Literature,  by  Stephen  Collet. 
Plate  of  Autographs.     8vo,  half  morocco.,  gilt  top.,  scarce. 

Land.  1823. 
A  highly  interesting  volume,  with  some   Shakspearian  Lore,   &c. ;  and 
Notes  on  Literary  History,  BibUography,  and  Booksellers. 

/.^^   494.  BYGAXE   TDIES   and  Late  Come   Changes;  or   a  Bridge 
Street  Dialogue  in  Scottish  Verse.  12mo,  calf  Edinh.  1811. 

'^''^'^495.  BYRD  (Samuel).  ^  jFricntrlie  CommuuCcatfon  or  Bia= 

lOflUC  between  Paule  and  Demas  ;  wherein  is  disputed  how 
we  are  to  use  the  Pleasures  of  this  Life,  jijlcick  JLCttCV. 
18mo,  calf  extra.,  antique.  Lond..,  J.  Harison.,  1580. 

Unknown  to  Lowndes. 
^JT^96.  BYROX  (Lord).     Childe  Harold.     18mo,  cf  Phil.  1812. 

^^^^497.  BYROX  (Lord).     English   Bards  and    Scotch  Reviewers;  a 

Satire.    Third  edition.    8vo.   Inlaid  in  4to,  and  thoroughly      ^ 
illustrated  with  145  jxjrtraits,  and  44:  aictogra^yhs,  innumer-   ///z/^/,0^ 
able  criticisms,  (i:c.  ;  blue  morocco.  Pond.    1810. 

Among  the  autographs  are  several  entire  letters,  including  one  by  Wm. 
Wordsworth,  another  by  "Wm.  Cobbett,  and  others  by  various  celebrated 
persons.     A  promissory  note  of  Geo.  Colman,  &c. 


40  BYRON  GALLERY. 

/^.co     498.  BYRON  (Lord).     English  Bards  and  Scotch  Reviewers;  a 

Satire.     70  illustrations  inserted,     post  8vo,  calf  extra^  gilt 

edges.  Lond.  1810. 

Jlc.ec    499,  BYRON  (Lord).  English  Bards  and  Scotch  Reviewers.  Fourth 

Edition.     Illustrated  viith  110  ^j>or?/YaYs  and  plates.     4to, 

half  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1811. 

/,  c  <}    500.  BYRON  (Lord).     Hours  of  Idleness,  and  English  Bards  and 

Scotch  Reviewers.  2  vols,  in  1.  12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1820-10. 

.,      >■     501.  BYRON  (Lord).     Poems,  with  his  Memoirs.     8vo,  calf 

Lo7id.  1825. 

y»S    502.  BYRON.    Works  of  Lord  Byron,  in  Verse  and  Prose,  includ- 
ing his  Letters,  Journals,  etc.,  with    Life.     Rl.  8vo,  sheep. 

iV.  Y.  1836. 
J,  <^  503.  BYRON  GALLERY  ;  a  Series  of  Historical  Embellishments, 
illustrating  the  Poetical  Works  of  Lord  Byron.     8vo,  mo- 
rocco extra.  Lond.  1838, 
BYRTH  OF  MANKINDE.— See  Rhodion  (Eucharius),  and 
Raynolde  (Thomas). 
/,«/~^  503.*  C.  (B.)  ADELPHOMACHIA,  or  the  Warrs  of  Protestancy, 
By  a  Cath.  Priest.     12mo,  half  calf  scarce.  1636. 

_.„^^r504.  C.  (E.  D.  L.  J.)       ^    CathOlftfee     Apologie  Against    the 

.  Libels,  declarations,  advices,  and  consvltations  made,  writ- 

/  ^  ten  and  published  by  those  of  the  League,  jDerturbers  of  the 

quiet  Estate  of  the  Realme  of  France,  etc.     jijlacll  JLtiXtX. 

Small   8vo,  calf  extra.,  a  little   wormed.,  otJierwise   a  fine 

copy.  Lond.  Ed.  Aggar.,  [1674.] 

Probably  written  by  Roger  Palmer,  Earl  of  Castlemain. 

/t^^505.  C.  (J.)     PETERS  PATERN,  Newly  Revised,  with  additions, 

or  the  Perfect  Path  to  Worldly  Happiness ;  As  it  was  de- 

<  ^  ^  livered  in  a  Funeral  Sermon  preached  at  the  interment  of 

^#  Mr.    Hugh   Peters,  lately   deceased.     Also,  Hugh  Peters' 

Dreanie  ;  2vols.ini.     ^to,  half  calf  Lond.  lQ5d. 

A  satirical  work,  by  John  Cotgrave  (?) — not  in  LowTides. 

C  (R.)  see  C[rashawe]  (R.) 

"^^  606.  C.  (W.)     The  Italian  Convert ;  Newes  from  Italy  of  a  Second 

f  ^^  Moses ;    or  the  Life   of  Galeacius  Caracciolus,   the  noble 

,  x_->_  Marquess  of  Vico.     1 8mo,  caT/".  Lond.  1655. 

']^''  ^rf&^on.  CABINET  (The).     A  Series  of  Essays,  Moral  and  Literary. 

'  2  vols.  8vo,  cloth.  Edinh.  1835. 

Q   ^p&^5^?,.  CABINET  OF  GEMS,  Frontispieces,  etc.     24   'plates.     4to, 

red  morocco. 

„     //     509.  CABINET    OF     GENIUS,    containing    Frontispieces     and 

Characters,  adapted  to  the  most  Popular  Poems,  etc.,  with 

the  Poems  at  large.     2  vols.  4to,  calf.  Lond.  1787. 

^  ^7^  610.  CABINET   OF   PORTRAITS,   consisting   of  Distinguished 
Characters,  British  and  Foreign ;  accompanied  with  a  brief 


Iff 


CALVIN.  41 

Memoir   of    each   Person.     3    vols.  8vo,   Jiiilf  calf.       192 
Portraits.  '    Loud.  1823. 

Includes  some  Americans. 

,  .n?  511.  CADDY  (Lieut.  T.  H.)  Scenery  of  the  Windward  and  Lee- 
ward Islands.     12  colored  plates  in  a  portfolio.  Loud.  1837. 

f  S~o    512.  CESAR.    Wxt  er|0ht  iJoofecs  of  OTaius  Julius  Caesar, 

translated  by  Arthur  Golding.    jJlacU  S-CttCV.     Small  8vo, 
half  vussla  ;  wcoits  title.  Lond.   W//ll</o in /Seres,  1565. 

For  a  collation  of  this  Edition,  ,see  Bohn's  Lowndes,  vol.  I.  p.  345. 

1,S^'^  513.  ^^afCtattUS.  l  entacula  noui  testamenti  Reuerendissimi 
Domini  Thome  de  Vio  Caietani,  etc.  Also.,  Summula 
Caietana.  2  vols,  in  1.  JJlaCfe  2Lettcr.  Small  8vo,  old 
onorocco,  gilt  edges.    Lugduni  per  Joa.  Cres^yinuhi, 1524-29. 

^y^Jj  ^13.*  (TafCtanf  (Card.  Thome).  Opera.  BlaCfe  TLzXXn>  Old 
red  morocco.  Lyons,  1524-29. 

CALEDONIA  ;  or  the  Pedlar  turn'd  Merchant.     See  Darien. 

/  J<^  514.  CALENDARIUM    inclyti    Ordinis,    esquestris    D.    Huberto 

sacri.     Portraits  and  Coats  of  Arms  after  L>e  S<-/dichten, 

bi/  Jylauber.    8vo.  August<:e  Vind.  1760. 

"  Tres  Rare,  40  francs" — Tross'  Catalogue.     The  Date  is  anagrammatically 

expressed  on  the  second  plate. 

/,,r^  515.  CALLIGRAPHY.     Fine    Specimen    of   Calligraphy,  on   vel- 
lum ;    illuminated   and    gilt    capitals.     Oblong   4to,  half 
morocco. 
SO  516.  CALLIOPE;  a  Selection  of  Ballads,  Legendary  and  Pathetic. 
18mo,  calf.  Lond.  1808. 

3.Z^5\1.  CALLOTTO.  II  Callotto  resuscitato  oder  Netl  eingerichtes 
Schwerchen  Cabinet.  A  series  of  50  very  clever  burlesques., 
with  ornamental  borders. 

See  Brunet,  vol.  III.,  pp.  1822  and  1823. 

J72.r^l8.  CALVIN".     ^  Commnttarir  of  John   Caluixe  upon  the 

first  booke  of  jNIoses,  called  Genesis.   Translated  out  of  Latine 

into  English  by  Thomas  Timme,  Minister.     JJlaCfe  JLtXitV. 

4to,  ccdf  red  edges.,  fine  copy.     Lrnprinted  at  London  for 

lohn  ILiriscjn  and  George  Bisliop,  Anno  1578. 

/  ♦^  519'.  CALVIN  (lohn).  ^  (Kommentarie  vppon  the  Psalmes.  4to. 
UlaCk  2Lettn\     No  title  ;calf  Lo)id.  1511. 

y'''^  520.  CAMBRIA  DEPICTA;  a  Tour  through  North  Wales;  illus- 
trated with  Picturesque  Views,  by  a  Native  Artist ;  and 
further  illustrated,  by  the  addition  of  Portraits,  Coloured 
Views,  etc.,  making  near  100  Plates.  1  vol.  4to,  extended 
to  two.,  green  morocco.,  extra.  Land.  1816. 

l^y'^21.  [CAMDEN  (W.)]  Remaines  of  a  Greater  Worke  concerning 
Britaine,  the  Inhabitants  thereof,  their  Languages,  Names, 
Surnames,  Empresses,  Wise  Speeches,  Poesies,  and  Epi- 
taphes.     [First  Edition.]     4to,  half  calf.  T^ond.  1605. 

With  autograph  of  Gr.  Yertue,  the  Engraver.  See  Mrs.  Piozzi's  Retrospec- 
tion, p.  347. 

6 


V 


42  CAMPBELL. 

/  ^J  o22.  CAMERARIUS  (Joachim).  Symbolorvm  et  Embleraatvm  ex 
re  herbaria  desvmptorvm,  centvria  vna  collecta,  a  Joacliimo 
Camerario,  Medico  Nuremberg ;  iu  qvib'  rariores  Stirpium 
proprietates  historite,  ac  Setentise  raemorabiles,  no  paucae 
breuiter  exponuntur.     4to,  vellum.  Norihergm  hnpensis 

Jo h.  Hof ma nni  et  Hubert i  Camoxii^  1590, 
From  Mr.  Corwin's  collection.     First  Edition.     Jansen's  sold  for  32  fr. 

J~,^a  5-23.  CAMERARIUS.  Aliud  Exemplar  et  Symbolorvm  et  Emble- 
matvm  ex  animalibvs  qvadrvpedibiis  desvmptorvm,  centvria 
altera,  .  .  .  Symbolorvm  et  Emblematvm  ex  volatilibvs  et 
insectis  desvmptorvm,  centvria  tertia  collecta  et  Symbolorvm 
et  Emblematvm  ex  aqvatilibvs  et  reptilibvs  desvmptorvm, 
ceuturia  quarta.  The  Four  2}'^i^'ts  containing  400  plates. 
Complete  in  1  vol.  4to,  russia,Jine  copy. 

NorihergcB,  1590-96. 
_5,y^524.  CAMILLI.      Imprese    lUvstri    di    diuersi   co  i    Discorsi   di 
Camillo  Camilli,   et   con  le   figure  intagliate   in    Rame,  di 
Girolamo  Porro  Padouano.      3  Parts  in  1   vol.    4to,  half 
calf.  T'enetia.iper  Fr.  Ziletti,  1586. 

J^   525.  CA310EXS  (Louis  de).    Lusiad,  translated  by  Mickle.    18mo, 
calf.  Lond.  1809. 

526.  CAjVIPAXA.  Catalogue  of  the  Greek  and  Roman  Coins  of 
Cavaliere  Campana  of  Rome.  Prices  and  names.  8vo, 
half  morocco.  1846. 

-^.^'^527.  CAMPBELL  (Alex.)    Journey  from  Edinburgh,  through  part. 
,  of  North  Britain.     2  vols,  in  1.     A4 plates.     4to,  half  calf 

Lond.  1802. 
A  Model  to  the  Tourist.     Roxburgh,  £2  3s.  Od — Lowndes. 

2.0.  a  0  528.  CAMPBELL  (Hugh).  The  Case  of  Mary  Queen  of  Scots,  and 
of  Elizabeth  Queen  of  England,  legally,  briefly,  and  historically 
stated  ;  embracing  the  Amorous  Life  of  the  Virgin  Queen, 
etc.,  drawn  from  State  Papers,  and  the  most  authentic 
sources.  Over  30  portraits  and  vieics  inserted.  8vo,  red 
morocco,  gilt  top.  Lond.  1825. 

/3.  00  529.  CAMPBELL  (Thos.)  Gertrude  of  Wyoming ;  a  Pennsyl- 
vanian  Tale,  and  other  Poems.  First  edition.  Illustrated 
by  A\  p>ortraits  and  vieics.  4to,  half  green  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

Lond.  1809. 

,dc    530. Another  copy,  ilhistrated with  4cl plates^entirely  different 

frotn  the  preceding .     4to,  red  morocco,  gilt  edges, 

Lond.  1809. 

^-^31.  CAMPBELL  (Thos.)    Gertrude  of  Wyoming,  and  other  Tales. 

2d  edition.     12mo,  ca{/".  Lond.  IQIO. 

^JT^^  532.  CAMPBELL  (Thomas).  The  Pilgrim  of  Glencoe,  and  other 
Poems.'  Illustrated  by  Z4:  plates  ,'  many  engraver^  proofs 
on  India  Pap>er.  8vo,  morocco  extra,  by  Hayday,  satin- 
linings.  Land.  1842. 


/.. 


^ 


CARDONXEL.  43 

533.  CAMPBELL  (Thomas).  Pleasures  of  Hope,  with  other  Poems.  .UutA^ 
\st  edition  ;  plates.     4tto,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1803. 

534.  Another  edition.     12mo,  «/(/!  ione/.  1825. 

535.  CAMPBELL  (Thomas).     The  Pleasures  of  Hope,  Avith  other 
Poems.     8vo,  inlaid  in  4to,  and  elaborately  illustrated  icith     // 
65  portraits  and  vieics  ;  richly  hound  in  morocco  extra,'  -^ 
tooled  after  an  antique  pattern  ;  morocco  and  satin  joints  ; 
tooled  edges.  Zond.  1826. 

536.  CAMPBELL  (Thos.)    The  Pleasures  of  Hope.    Illustrated  by      , 
Birket  Foster,    Geo.    Thomas,  and  H.  Weir.       Svo,  citron  J^/t{^'^^'^^ 
morocco  extra,  by  Hay  day.  Land.  \SoQ.  .      /- 

537.  .     Another  copy.  Lond.  \8h6.     Cn  ^-^-^-^ 

538.  CANINI  (.Tean-Ano-e  et  Marc.  Ant.)     Les  Imnges  cles  Heros 
et  ties  Grands  Hommes  de  I'Antiquite,  dessinees  sur  cles     r  ilJ^A/yj,2l/ 
Medailles,  des  Pierres  antiques,  etc.     Gravees  par  Picart  le^^'^ 
Romaiu,  etc.     4to,  ruasia,  gilt  edges. 

Amsterdam,  1731. 
"Belle    edition," — Brunet.     The  French  Translation    of  the    Text   is  by 
Chevrieres ;  the  original  Italian  Text  is  included. 

539.  CANIS.     I^etro  ®rCt\)riO  ^ObtllO  ivriu  scholar!  iohannes 
lacob.  Can.  Ivrisvtrivsq  consvltvs :  de  modo  in  ivre  stvden      oJ^'t 
di  libellvm :    ac  salvtem.  P.  Mitlit.     JJlaCfe    JLtXXZV.     4to, 
half  bound. 

[Barthol.  de  Valdezochio  impressit  Patavii  feliciter  Anno 
Dom'i  M.cccc.  Lxxvi.  kcd  Octohris.^ 
Boutourlin's  copy  of  this  rare  book  sold  for  40  francs. 

540.  CAPELLxA.     Opus  Mantiani  Capelle  de  Nuptiis  Philologie  et 
Mercurij  libri  duo.  de  grammatica,  de  dialectica,  de  rhetorica,    /y^/y, 
de  geometri,  de  arithmetica,  de  astronomia,  de  rausica  libri 
septem.     Editio  PRI^'CEPS,  folio,  russia, 

Vicetitice,  Henr.  de  Sancto  Vrsa,  mccccxcix. 
Finelli's  copy  sold  for  £3  3s. 

CARACCT.     ^dium  Farnesiarnra  Tabulae,  ab  Annibale  Ca- 

raccio    depictse,   a    Carolo    Cyesio   reri    insculptae,  atque  a 

Lucio    Philarchseo    explicationibus     illustratiB.      33    plates, 

folio,  calf ;  fine  copy.  JRomce,  1753. 

'•  ^0  542.  CARDONXEL  (Adam  de).    Numismata  Scotise  ;  or  a  Series  of     ^ 

the  Scottish  Coinage,  from  the  Reign  of  WilUam  the  Lion  to    qO'^''^^'^'^ 
the  Union.     20  plates.     \Xo,calf.  Edinb.  1186.        ^  _ 

^<^  543.  CARDONNEL.  Picturesque  Antiquities  of  Scotland.  Mo,calf. 

Lond.  1788. 
Intended  as  a  Supplement  to  Pennant's  Tour  in  Scotland;  only  a  few 
printed  in  4to. 

"   544.  CAREA^  (David).     The  Pleasures  of  Nature  ;  or  the  Charms  ^ 

of  Rural  Life.     ISmo,  ca//".  Lond.\8^Z. 

<;e  545.  CARLETOX  (Bp.  Geo.)  A  Thankfvdl  Remembrance  of  God's 
Mercie.  In  an  Historicall  Collection  of  the  great  and  mer- 
cifuU  Deliuerances  of  the  Church  and  State  of  England  since 
the  Gospell  beganne  here  to  flourish,  from  the  beginning  of 


(f/A^ 


44  CARTHENY. 

Queene   Elizabeth.     Ath   edition.     E)i(/nived    Titles^.     4to, 

calf  gilt.  Lond.for  R.  Mylbourne,  1630. 

_£,^4i    545.  CARLETON".  Another  copy,  wanting  the  Engraved  Title.  4to, 

calf.  Land.  1603. 

Dowdeswell's  copy  sold  for  £2. 

J^    546.*   CARLISLE  (Anth.)  An  Essay  on  the  Disorders  of  Old  Age, 

etc.     8vo,  half  calf  "  Zand.  1817. 

.,     547.  CARLISLE  (Earl  of— Lord  Morpeth).     Travels  in  America 

and  Tiie  Poetry  of  Pope.     l2:no,  cloth.  A^.   3'.  1851. 

/  fju  548.  [CARLYLE  (Thos.)]     The  Life  of  Friedrich  Schiller,  compre- 
hending an  Examination  of  his  Works.     Svo,  hoard.-<. 

Lond.  1825. 
S^  549.  CARPESIUS  (J.  B.)  Anatomia  Carpi.  Isagoge  breves 
Perlucide  ac  uberime,  in  Anatomiam  humani  corporis,  a 
comuni  Medicorum  Academia,  usitatam,  a,  Carpo  in  Ahno 
Bononiensi  Gymnasio  ordinarium  Chirurgia  pnblicae,  Do- 
cente,  etc.      With  loood  cuts.     4to,  vellum,  rare. 

Venefiis,  m.cccccxxxv. 

'^'^     550.  CARR  (Sir  John).     Caledonian  Sketches ;  or  a  Tour  throngh 

Scotland  in  1807.     Svo,  calf.  iV.  T.  1809. 

/2_-551.  CARR  (Sir  John.)     A  Northern  Summer;  or  Travels  round 

the  Baltic.     8vo,  sheep.  Philad.  1805. 

/,  a  0   552.  CARTER.     Catalogue  of   the  Books,  etc.,   of  John  Carter, 

F.  S.  A.,  %oith  prices  and  names.     Svo,  hcdfcalf 

Lond.  1818. 
yJ''553.  CARTER  (Matthew).  Honor  Rediviuus ;  or  an  Analysis  of 
'  Honor  and  Armory.     3d  edition.     Svo,  half  calf. 

Lond.  1673, 
ov^554.  .    Another  copy.     Svo,  ca(/*.  Lond.  1673. 

Best  edition  ;  revised  by  a  friend,  and  publislied  after  the  author's  decease. 
The  plates,  by  Gaywood,  are  reduced  copies  of  the  whole-length  figures  in 
Milles'  Catalogue  of  Honor.     Bindley,  £14s.  Od. — Lowndes. 

€j  ^      Jff^bo.  CARTER    (N.  H.).     Letters   from   Europe,    comprising   the 
/  Journal   of  a   Tour   through   Ireland,   England,    Scotland, 

France,  Italy,  and  Switzerland.     2  vols.  Svo,  half  calf . 

N.  Y.  1827. 
J,<^^  556.  CARTHENY  (John).  m\C  TS^O^UQt  of  the  Wandring  Knight. 
Shewing  the  whole  Course  of  Man's  Life  ;  How  apt  he  is  to 
follow  Vanity,  and  how  hard  it  is  for  him  to  attain  to  Vertue. 
Devised  by  JoJui  CartJieny,  a  Frenchman  ;  and  Translated 
out  of  French  into  English,  by  W.  G.,  of  S'ndharnpton, 
Merchant,  &c.  2JlaCll  JLttttX,  4to,  calf.  Title  mended, 
dedication  torn.  Lond.  1670. 

This  was  translated  by  Will  Goodyeare,  and  dedicated  to  Sir  Francis  Drake. 
"It    is    probable    that    Bunyan,    in    his    Pilgrim's    Progress,    was    much 
indebted  to'this  work." — Lowndes. 
Z  .S'O  557.  CARTWRIGHT  (Chr.).      Certamen  Eeligiosum  ;  or,  a  Con- 
ference between  the  late  King  [Charles  I.]  of  England,  and 


CATALOGUES.  45 

the  late  Lo :  Marquesse  of  Worcester,  concerning  Religion. 

Portrait  of  King  Charles  I.     4to,  cajf.  Lond.  1652. 

From  the  collection  of  the  Duke  of  Sussex,  with  his  Book  Plate.  This 
author  was  the  first  to  apply  the  ancient  writings  of  the  Jews  to  the  illustration 
of  the  Bible.     Unknown  to  Lowndes. 

^10 ho^.  CARTWRIGHT  (Ed.).     Armine  and  Elvira;  A  Legendary 

Tale.     12mo,  calf.  Land.  1803. 

^ty  ~  559.  GARY  (Dayid).  Pleasures  of  Nature  and  the  Reign  of  Fancy ; 

:i  Poem,  with  Notes,  Lyric  Tales,  &c.     2  vols.  12mo,  sheep. 

Lond.  1803-4. 
;  JV  560.  GARY  {Robert,  Earl  of  MornnoutJi).  Memoirs  Avritten  by 
himself,  with  Sir  R.  Xaunton's  Fragmenta  Regalia,  being  a 
History  of  Queen  Elizabeth's  Favourites,  with  explanatory 
Annotations  by  Sir  W.  Scott.  This  cojyy  is  illustrated  xcith 
100  fine,  curious,  and  scarce  portraits  and  historical  prints. 
Thick  rl.  8vo,  ccdf.  Lond.  1808. 

2,S~h^\.  CASLOX  (W.)     Specimen  of  Printing  Types.     Rl.  8vo. 

Lond.  1796. 
„    562.  CASONI    (Gvido).       Emblemi   Politici   del   Signor   Gaualier 
Gvido  Gasoni.     All'   Illustris.   Sig.  il  Sig.    Geo.  Frances>co 
Loredano,  Nobile  di  Venetia.      Wood  cuts.     4to,  vellwn. 

Venetia,  Presso  P'aole  Paglioni,  1632. 

.  ■ 563.  GASPARUS.    Portfolio,  containing  Plates  from  the  Designs  of 

J.  W.  Gasparus. 
//    564.  GASSEDAY  (Ben.).     Tlie  Poetic  Lacon.     24mo,  cl.  gilt. 

X.   Y.  1847. 
^^cT^  565.  GATALOGUE  of  a  3Iagnificent  Gollection  of  Prints,  sold  by 
]Mr.  Dodd.     Priced.   ^8vo,  Ids.  Lond.  1810. 

/^2«^66.  GATALOGUE  of  Autograph  Letters  of  Distinguished   Per- 
sons, with  prices  and  names.     8vo,  half  calf .     Lond.  1824. 
/  od    567.  GATALOGUE  of  a  Gollection  of  Atitographs.     8\o,  bds. 

Lond.  1833. 

^  y«J^68.  GATALOGUE  of  Barnard's,  Grose's,  and  other  Gollections  of 

/  Books,  Prints,  Goins,  etc.,  in  1  vol.  half  russia.     1785-1798. 

^2. •^568.*  GATALOGUE  of  the  Ghoice,  Gurious,  and  Elegant  Private 

Library   of  John  Trotter  Brockett,  v:ith  prices  and  names. 

Also,  Catalogue  of  the  Ghoice  Library  of  George  Nassau,  Esq. 

2  vols,  in  1,  8vo,  half  calf  gilt  edges.  L^ond.  1823-4. 

/,  ^^    569.  CATALOGUES  of  Goins  and  Medals.    11  various. 

J~b'iQ.  CATALOGUES  of  the  Gollection  of  Coins,  etc.,  of  John  Shep- 
herd, WiUiani  Bentham,  John  Knight,  F.  Barclay,  and 
Mr.  Wilson.     The  last  priced.    In  1  vol.  8vo,  half  calf . 

Land.  1837,  &c. 

/,/Z  571.  CATALOGUE  of  the  Valuable  Collection  of  Books  of  a 
Gentleman  ;  also  the  MSS.  of  Craven  Ord,  with  prices  ;  also 
Portions  of  J.  Crosse  and  Rd.  Payne  Knight's  Libraries. 
8vo,  half  morocco.  1830. 

Includes  a  fair  collection  of  Shakespearianu. 


V 


46  CATS. 

/,S0  572.  CATALOGUES  of  Prints.  Seven  Collections  sold  at  auction. 
8vo,  halfcf.  Loncl  1794,  &c. 

yJ"5lZ.  CATALOGUES  of  Various  Sales  of  Libraries  sold  in  1818, 
/  with  jyi'ices.     8vo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1818. 

(Ux.{^  5*^4.  CATALOGUES,  various  priced,  viz:  J.  Henderson,  P.  Neave, 
Mr.  Rich,  T.  P.  Gurdon,  Mr.  Willett,  and  a   Nobleman. 
Svo,  half  russia. 
^d.oo    575.  CATALOGUE     RAISONNE   of    the   Select    Collection   of 
Engravings   of  an   Amateur.     Illustrated  with    82  plates, 
inserted    in   addition   to   those   in   the  text.      Printed  on 
writing  Paper.     4to,  morocco  uncut,  by  Paicson  cb  Nichol- 
son. Zand.  1828. 
The  Collection  of  T.  TTilson,  Esq.     The  Book  was  privately  printed.    The 
Fac-Similes  are  by  George  Cruikshank  and  Frank  Howard.     See  Wilson  (T. 
for  another  copy. 

J,y^^'ll^d.  CATALOGUES  of  Scottish  Writers.  8vo,  half  russia,  gilt 
'  top.  Edinh.  1833. 

/,O0  577.  CATASTROPHE  MUNDI;  or  Merlin  Reviv'd,  with  Mr. 
Lilly's  Hieroglyphicks.  Exactly  cut.  Many  large  v:ood 
cuts.     18mo,  half  calf  .  Lond.  1683, 

^,ce  578.  CATECHISM  (The) ;  or  Christian  Doctrine,  by  Way  of  Ques- 
tion and  Answer,  in  Irish  and  English.     Svo,  old  calf.  1742. 

^g.r^579.  CATERER  (The)  and  the  Ant.     2  vols.     12mo,  cloth. 
^'^  Lond.  1829. 

^  v/^0.  ^UXhtXUXVL  tiK  SlCUar.      Epistole   da  Catherina  da  Siena. 
'/  Editio   princeps.     Small  4to.     JJlactt  TLzXXtX. 

Pologna  per  Zohane  Jacorno  di  Fontanesi,  mcccclxxxxii. 
/fSV  581.  ^atO  (Dionysius).     Catho  cum  Glosa  et  Moralisatione.     Pu- 
hricated  Letters.     Small  4to.     JJlatft  2LCttCr. 

Colonia,  H.  Quentell,  mccccxcii. 
y  This  edition  of  this  rare  book  is  not  included  in  the  long  list  in  Brunet. 

6.^  582.  CATS  (Jacob).  Alle  de  Wercken  so  ouden  als  nieuwe,  van 
de  Heer  Jacob  Cats,  Ridder,  oudt  Raedtpensionaris  van 
Hollandt,  etc.     Folio,  calf. 

f  Amsterdam.,  by  Ian  Jacobsz  Schipper,  1655. 

Jl,*rO  583.  CATS  (Jacobus).     Silenvs  Alcibiadis,  sive  Protevs  ;  humanse 

vitse,  ideam  Emblemate,  trifariam  variato,  oculis  subjiciens. 

Iconibus  artifici  ose  in  a^s  incisis,  ac  trium  linguarum  ex- 

plicatione  elegantur  elustratus.     4to. 

Amsterdam,  W.  Bleav,  n.  d. 
Also,  J.  CATZII  Monita  Amoris  Yirginei,  sive  officivm 
pvellarvm  in  castis  Amoribus,  Emblemate  expressum. 
Maechden-Plicht,  Ofte  ampt  der  ionckvrovwen.  In  eerbaer 
liefde  aenghewesen  door  Sinne-Beelden.  4to.  2  vols,  in  1 ; 
4to,  morocco.  Amstelredam,  W.  T.  Plaeu,  Amst.  n.  d. 

/<;>,  1^584.  CATS  (Jacob)  and  Robert  Farlie.  Moral  Emblems,  with 
Aphorisms,  Adages,  and  Proverbs  of  all  Ages  and  Nations, 
with  (121)  Illustrations,  freely  rendered  by  John  Leighton  ; 


CAXTON. 


47 


the  whole  translated  and  edited,  with  additions,  by  Rd.  Pigot. 
4to,  morocco  extra.     ^  IST.  F.,  i.  e.,  Loncl.  1860. 

"  Tolume  fort  bien  execute." — Brunei. 

^,y>^58o.  CATS  (J.).     Toonel  Yan  de  Mannelicke  Achtbaerheyt.     Aen- 
'^  gewesen  in  de  Voor-sprake,  teghen-sprake,  ende  uyt-sprake, 

gedaen  Ovei-  de  weygheringhe  van  de  Koninginne  Vasthi, 
aen  de  Ghesanten  des  Koninex  Assuerus.  80  ^/ine  plates. 
4to,  vellum.  Middelburgh^  1622. 

Scarce — not  in  Stirling's  Collection. 

\a<P     586.  CATTOX  (Ch.).     Scotch  and  Irish  Peerages.    The  Original 

Drawings,  iritJi  the   Text   heautifidly  icritten.,  Impl.  8vo,   in 

broicn  morocco^hy  J.  Mackenzie.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

^,06     o87.  CATTOX.     Plates  to  Catton's  Heraldry.     Mo.hcdf  morocco. 

Lond.  n.  d. 

>-^^    588.  CArLFIELD    (James).      Calcographiana :   The   Printseller's 

Chronicle   and   Collector's   Guide    to   the  Knowledge  and 

Value  of  Engraved  British  Portraits.     Illustrated  with  90 

j)lates, — 40    inlaid,  8yo,  morocco  extra,  by  tT.  Mackenzie. 

Lond.  1814. 
^  ac  589.  CAXJLFIELD  (James).     Portraits,  &c.     Rl.  8vo,  vol.  2. 

Lond.  1813. 
,  f^    590.  CAVACIO  (.Jacobo).     Illustrivm  Anachoretarvm  Elogia,  sive 
Religiosi  Viri  Mvsaevm.     4to.  vellum. 

Moma,  J.  DragondelU,  1661. 

"  Ce  livre  renferme  .30  pi.  gravees  par  Fr.  Yalesio,   a  rimitation  de  la 

Solitudo  des  Sadeler,  plus  une  vue  de  Bassano  et  un  frontispice." — Brunei. 

i.oo    591.  CAYEXDISH  (George).     The  Life  of  Cardinal  Wolsey,  with 

Xotes,   and    other    Illustrations,   by   S.   W.   Singer,   Esq. 

2d  edition.     Lllustrated  v:ith  ho  additional portreiits.  18mo, 

Jicdf  green  morocco,  gilt  edge.'i.  Lond,  1827. 

One  of  the  most  interesting  and  valuable  specimens  of  biograph}^  in  the 

.  English  Language." — Lovmdes. 

taM^592.  CAXTOX  (Wm.).  Life  of.  See  [Stevenson  (Wm.)]  Lond.  1833. 
tr-CS.  593.  CAXTOX  (Wm.)  The  Game  of  Chess.  Facsimile  rejyrint  of 
-    .  the  very  rare  or igincd.     ^Xo,  calf  antique,  red  edges. 

"3,*^  Lond.  1855. 

Some  remarks  on  the  history  of  Printing,  &c.,  are  appended. 
9,  ,^"^594.  CAXTOX.    Here  begynneth  a  lityll  treatise,  shorte  and  abredg- 

ed,  spekynge  of  the  Arte  &  Crafte  to  knowe  well  to  dye. 

Facsimile    reprint   of  the   excessively    rare    original,   by 

Wm.    Caxton,  in  the  British  Museum.     Sm.  folio,  half  mor 

rocco.  Lond.  [1480.] 

/  ^^   595.  CECHO  D'ASCOLI.     Lo  illustro  poeta  Cecho  dascoU:  con 

comeuto  nouamente  trouato  :  etc.     Singidar  wood  cuts. 

Impressum   Venetii'i 2)er  Melchiorem  de  Sessa,  1510. 

With  the  device  of  the  Cat  and  Mouse  at  the  back  of  the  title.     See  Note 
to  Lot  45. 
*^   596.  CECIL  (John).     Sixty  Curious  and  Authentic  Xarratives  and 

Anecdotes,  respecting  Extraordinary  Characters,  etc.    Plate. 

12 mo,  half  calf  Lond.  W.  Horn,  1819. 


48  CHALMERS. 

SS  597.  CERTAINE  (A)  RELATION  of  the  Hog-faced  Gentlewoman, 
called  Mistress  Tanuakin  Skiuker,  etc.  4to,  rare  and  cari- 
ous. Wood  cut  on  title.  Lond.lMO. 
/,  2:  J^98.  CHALCOGRAPHIMANIA ;  or  the  Portrait  Collector  and 
Print  Sellers'  Chronicle,  with  Infatuations  of  every  Descrip- 
tion. 8vo,  bds.  Lond.  1814. 
See  also  [Ireland,  W.  H.] 

X  yj~599.  CHALMERS  (George).    Life  of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots.  Drawn 

/  from  the  State  Pafjers,  with  six  Subsidiary  Memoirs.     2  vols. 

4to,  calf.  Land.  1818. 

Illustrated  by  Ten  Plates  of  Medals,  Portraits  and  Prospects.      Brockett, 

£2  65. 

S7S^  600.  CHALMERS    (George).      Poetic    Remains   of  some  of  the 
Scotish   Kings,  now  first  collected.     l2\n.o,  red  morocco  ex- 
tra. Lond.  1824. 
V'»r^l.  CHALMERS  (Thos.)     On  the  PoAver,  Wisdom,  and  Good- 
/                      ness  of  God.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf.                        Glasgovj,  1835. 
_zS^Q2.  CHALMERS  (Dr.  Th.)     Sermons  in  the  Tron  Church,  Glas- 
gow.   8vo,  bds.  N.  r:  1819- 

S^^  ^  603.  CHAMBERLAYNO  (Jo.)  Oratio  Dominica  in  diversas  om- 
nium fere  gentium  linguas  versa,  cum  dissertatione  de  lingu- 
arum  Origine,  etc.     \_Ede)tte,  D.  Wilkins?^     4to,  ccdf. 

A  msteloidami,  1715. 
This  book  contains  the  Lord's  Prayer  in  upwards  of  130  languages  and 
dialects,  and  includes  some  Indian  versions. 

/,0g  604.  CHAMBERS  (Robt.)  A  Biographical  Dictionary  of  Eminent 
ficotsmen,  with  2)ortraits.     Divisions  1  and  2.     8vo,  cloth. 

Glasf/o>'\  1852. 
JID  605,  CHAMBERS   (Robt.)     The   Popular    Rhymes   of  Scotland, 
with  Illustrations  from  Oral  Sources.     12mo,  half  calf. 

Edlnb.  1826. 

^,2*^606.  CHAMBERS.     Scottish  Songs  Collected  and  Illustrated.     2 

vols.  12mo,  half  calf.  Edinb.  1829. 

S.oo    607.  CHAMBERS.  Scottish  Ballads.  l2mo,  half  calf.   Edinb.  1829. 

Jj^,oo  608.  [CHAMBERS  (R.)]  Popular  Rhymes,  Fireside  Stories,  and 
Amusements  of  Scotland.     Rl.  Svo,  half  morocco. 

Edinb.  1842. 

•^"2-^  609.  CHAMBERS  (Robt.)  Popular  Rhymes  of  Scotland,  and  Ori- 
ginal Poems.     Third  edition,  l2xxio^  half  morocco. 

Edinb.  1847. 

/,  a  «    610.  CHAMBERS.     The  Scottish  Ballads  Collected  and  Illustrated 

by  Robert  Chambers.     12mo,  cl.  Edinb.  1829. 

,,      ..     611.  CHAMBERS  (Robert).     Traditions  of  Edinburgh.     2   vols. 

12mo,  half  calf.  Edinb.  1825. 

«^^  612.  CHAMBEIiS  (li.)     Walks  in  Edinburgh.     12mo,  half  calf. 

Edinb.  1825. 


CHATTO.  49 

/  Vt5^13.  CHA]yiBERS  (W.)     Things  as  they  Are  in  America.     12mo, 
'  '  cloth.  Philad.  [/.  e.,  EcUnb.']  1854. 

^2  614.  CHAMELEOX  (The).     2  vols.  8vo,  red  silk.      Lond.  1832-3. 
I  j-77   615.  CHAP   BOOKS.     Rob  Roy,   London  Spy,  Battle  of  Drum- 
clog,  Trial  of  Bm-ke,  Ali  Baba,  Four  Kings,  Witty  Exploits 
of  George  Buchanan,  Prophecies  of  Thomas   the  Rhymer, 
Lothian  Tour,  etc.,  in  1  vol.  12mo,  sheep. 

Stirling,  etc.,  1825. 

ytTe^ie.  CHAPONE  (Mrs.)     Letters  on  the  Improvement  of  the  Mind. 

/  18mo,  cf.  Lond.  C.  Wliittingham.  1806. 

/,  ^^?     617.  CHARACTERS  in  the  Grand  Fancy  Ball  given  by  the  British 

Ambassador,  Sir  Plenry  Wellesley,  at  Vienna,  at  the  Carnival 

1826;  in  13  highly  colored  Plates,  etc.     4to.      Lond.  1828. 

2r,ff^  618.  CHARLES  L     Memoirs  of  King  Charles  L,  and  the  Loyalists 

•who  suffered  in  his  Cause.     Portraits  by  Vandyke.     4to,  bds. 

Lond.  1795. 
•^i^ro  619.  CHARLES  I.  Perfect  Narrative  of  the  whole  Proceedings  of 
the  High  Court  of  Justice  in  the  Tryal  of  the  King,  in  West- 
minster Hall,  on  Saturday,  the  20,  and  Monday  the  22,  of  this 
instant  January.  3  plates,  and  a  long  MS.  Note  by  Judge 
Furman  inserted.     3  parts  in  1  vol.  4to,  hcdfcalf. 

Lond.  1648. 
•'This  most  authentic   account  of  the  memorable  trial  of  King  Charles  I. 
was  printed  daily  during  the  trial." — Lowndes. 

/  ^6  620.  CHARLES  I.  Three  Sermons  on  the  Execution  of  Charles  I. 
3fS.  of  the  period.     8vo.     From  R.  Balmanuo's  Collection. 

/^^^21.  CHARLES  (George).  History  of  the  Transactions  in  Scot- 
land, in  the  Years  1715-16,  and  1745-46.  Interspersed  with 
a  variety  of  Anecdotes.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf.  Leith,  1817. 

2, 2.W  g22.  CHARTARIUS.  Vincentii  Chartarii  Rhegiensis  Imagines 
Deoruni  lui  ab  Antiquis  Colebantur  Moguntiae  Apud  Lu- 
douicum  Bourgeat.     88  pAates,  4to,  green  morocco,     s.  1.  s.  a. 

?,-^623.  CHATTO  (William  Andrew).  Facts  and  Speculations  on 
the  Origin  and  History  of  Playing  Cards.  8vo,  half  moroc- 
co, gilt  top.  Lond.  1848. 

^,  a9  624.  CHATTO  (W.  A.)  A  Historical,  Antiquarian,  and  Practical 
Treatise  on  Wood  Engraving,  Ancient  and  Modern  ;  illus- 
trated with  several  Hundred  Engravings,  by  various  Artists. 
This  copy  illustrated  toith  numerous  (278)  additional  cuts. 
One  vol.  irapl.  8vo,  extended  to  3  vols,  green  morocco 
extra.  Lond.  1839. 

The  above  is  the  printed  title  to  this  unique  copy,  of  what  is  usually  known 
as  Jackson's  Wood  P'ngraving;  it  contains  Chatto's  Third  Preface,  auto- 
graph note  of  Chatto  to  Itliiel  Town;  Device  by  Dr.  Anderson;  and  is  alto- 
gether a  fine  work,  containing  in  all,  nearly  500  Engravings. 

.  t,  e    625.  CHATTO  (Wm.  A.)     History  and  Art  of  Wood-Engraving; 
with  Specimens  of  the  Art,  ancient  and  modern ;  selected 
from  "The  Illustrated  London  News."     Folio,  half  bound. 
7  Lond.  1848. 


50  CHINA. 

j^c  626.  CHEEKE  (Sir  John.)  The Trve  Svbject  to  the  Rebell,  Or  the 
Hvrt  of  Sedition,  how  Greivovs  it  is  to  a  Common-wealth. 
4to,  calf.  Oxford,  1641. 

'•  To  this'edition  is  prefixed  a  preface  applicable  to  those  times,  and  a  life 
of  the  author  by  Geo.  Langbaiue." — Lowndes. 
J/cc      627.  CHEETHAM  (James).     The  Life  of  Thomas  Paine,  author  of 
Common  Sense,  the   Crisis,  the   Rights  of  Man,  etc.     33 
Portraits  and  Plates  inserted.     8vo,  uiorocco  antique. 

iY  Y.  1809. 
S~f0^    628.  CHERON    (EI.)     Pierres    Gravees.     Designs  from  Antique 
Gems,  52  2)l<(teff.     Folio,  blxe  morocco.         Paris,  1711-14. 
"  A  tasteful  desifrn  and  a  commanding  facility  of  pencil  distinguish  the  works 
of  this  estimable  paintress.'" — Bryan. 
^,00     629.  CHERTABLON  (M.  De.)     La  Maniere  de  se  bien  preparer  a 
la  Mort.     Par  des  considerations  sur  la  C^ne,  la  Passion  et 
la   Mort    de    Jesus    Christ,    avec  de  tres-belles   Estampes 
Emblematiques. — 42  Plates,   by  Remain    de   Hooge.     4to, 
half  calf.  Auvers,  G.  Gallet,  1700. 

^  La  Yalliere.  48  fr. ;  Labedoy,  36  fr.  50c. 

<b,  ^^  630.  CHEVALIER  (Nicolas).  Histoire  de  Guillaume  III.,  Roy 
d'Angleterre,  etc.,  contenant  ses  Actions  les  plus  memora- 
bles,  depuis  sa  Naissanee  jusques  a  son  elevation  sur  le 
Trone,  et  ce  qui  s'est  passe  depuis,  jusques  a  I'entiere  Reduc- 
tion du  Royaume  d'lrlande.  Par  Medailles,  Inscriptions, 
Arcs  de  Triomphe,  et  autres  monuments  Publics  ;  Recueillis 
par  X.  Q\ie\Vi\\GT,  planches,  folio,  calf  Amsterdam,  1692. 
In  this  work,  every  public  act  of  the  reign  of  K.  William  III.,  is  represented 
in  engraved  plates,  by  Roman  de  Hooghe,  etc. 

/.C^a  631.  CHICKENS  FEED  CAPONS;  or  a  Dissertation  on  the 
Pertness  of  our  Youth  in  General,  Esj^ecially  Those  trained 
up  at  Tea-Tables,  etc.     Svo.  Land.  1731. 

^,  ^  632.  CHILDREN  AT  PLAY.  A  Collection  of  Old  Plates  of  Chil- 
dren at  Play,  and  mostly  in  a  nude  state.  Oblong  4to,  half 
calf. 

^.^  633.  CHINA.  Punishments  of  China,  illustrated  by  22  Coloured 
Engravings,  with  Explanations  in  English  and  French.  4to. 
half  rtissia.  Lond.  1801. 

/^,  /^  634.  CHINESE  BOOK  (A),  containing  50  Coloured  Plates,  illustra- 
tive of  the  Process  of  Planting  Tea,  Criminal  Punishments, 
and  Trades  and  Occupations.     Oblong  folio,  Jtalf  calf. 

3, 1*^635.  CHINESE  DRAWINGS  on  Rice  Paper,  of  Insects  and  Flow- 
ers, Fruits  and  Birds.     3  vols,  oblong  4to. 
i/^  636.  CHINESE.     Two  Books  in  Chinese.     Rl.  Svo. 
/O  637.  CHINESE   BOOKS.     6  vols.  8vo. 

/e^c  638.  CHINESE  COLLECTION.  Descriptive  Catalogue  of  the 
Chinese  Collection  in  Philadelphia.     Svo,  half  calf 

Fhilad.  1839. 

^,  SV  639.  CHOICE  EMBLEMS,  Divme  and  Moral,  Antient  and  Modern  ; 


CHRYSOSTOM.  51 

or,  Delights  for  the  Ingenious,  in  above  Fifty  Select  Em- 
blems, Curiously  Ingraven  upon  Copper  Plates.     12mo,  calf. 

Land.  1732. 
640.  CHOISY  (Abbe  de).     Histoire  de  la  Vie  de  David.    Troisieme 
Edition  Enrichie  de  Figures.  Paris,  M.  Durand.  n.  d. 

Scarce.     From  Heary  White's  collection. 

CHOUL  (Guileelmo  du).  Yeterum  Romanorum  Religio  Cas- 
trametatio,  Disciplina  Militaris  ut  et  Balueae  ex  antiquis  Nu- 
misniatibus  et  lapidibus  demonstrata.     4to,  half  calf . 

Arnstekedanii,  1685. 

642.  CHRISTIAX  HOUSE  (The),  built  by  Truth  on  a  Rock ;  or 
__^  an  Antidote  to  Infidelity.     8vo.  Loud.  1820. 

643.  CHRISTIAN  PIETY  TRIED,  etc.,  with  Life  of  Armeele  Xico- 
las.     12mo.  Philad.  H.  3I'dIfr,  IIQQ. 

€44.  CHRISTIAX  SECTS  in  the  Xineteenth  Century.     12mo,  d. 

Lond.  Pickering.,  1846. 

645.  CHRISTIAX  HISTORY  (The),  Containing  Accounts  of  the 

Revival  and  Propagation  of  Religion  in  Great  Britain  and 

^  America,  for  the  Years  1743  and  1744.     2  vols.  8vo,  caJf. 

./  ^  Boston,  AT  E. :  for  T.  Prince,  1744-5. 

Tliis  work  was  edited  by  Prince,  tlie  rhronologist,  and  is  tlje  first  religious 

magazine  published  in  this  country. 

CHRISTIAX'S  MOURXIXG  GARMEXT.  See  [Worshippe, 
William.] 

CHRISTIAXITY  not  Founded  on  Argument.     See  [Dodwell 
(Henry)]. 
JT  646.  CHRISTLICHE  SEELEX-SCHATZ,  Auszerlesenes  Lebetter. 

Old  red  morocco,  tooled  and  gilt.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

This  Catholic  Prayer  Book  is  printed  entirelj^  from  engraved  plates. 

^oo  647.  CHRISTMAS  WITH  THE  POETS:  a  Collection  of  Songs, 
Carols,  and  Descriptive  Verses,  embellished  with  53  Tinted 
Illustrations,  by  Birket  Foster,  and  with  Initial  Letters  and 
other  Ornaments.     Rl.  Svo,  morocco  extra.         Lond.  1855. 

^*^~648.  CHRIST YX  (J.  B.).  Tabula  Chronologica  sive  Ducum  Lotha- 
ringiae,  Brabantite,  Liiuburgi,  etc.  Brilliant  plates.  4to, 
vellum.  Mechlinicv,  1669. 

CHROXICOX  XUREMBERGEXSIS.  See  [Schedel  (Hart- 
man)]. 

,  ^  ^  649.  (^tlirDSOStOni.    Expliciut  sermones  iohannis  crisostomi  de  pat- 
iC'ta  iob  et  aliqt  de  penitetia  translati  de  greco  in  latino,  etc. 
JSlaCfe  actter.    FoUo,  half  hound, 
impss   nuremherge   \John    SensenscJimid^    Anno   dm 

M.CCCC.LXXI. 

, -^        Editio  princeps,  extremely  rare.     See  Panzer,  vol.  ii..  168,  4. 

y^  650.  CHVRCHILL  (Sir  Winston).  Divi-Britannici,  being  a  Re- 
mark Upon  the  Lives  of  all  the  Kings  of  this  Isle,  from  the 
Year  of  the  World  2855,  up  to  the  Year  of  Grace  1660.  Fo- 
lio, half  calf.  Lond.  1675. 


52  CLARKE. 

Tliis  work,  MTittcn  by  the  fiither  of  the  grent  John  Churchill,  Dnko  of 
Marlborough,  shows  the  author  to  have  been  well  read  in  our  ancient  histo- 
rians, and  is  considered  very  accurate  as  to  dates  and  authorities. — Loivndes. 

2,00  G51.  CPIITRCHYARD  (Thomas).  The  Mirror  of  Man,  and  Manners 
of  Men.     4to,  uncut. 

Reprinted  nt  the  Aiichinleck  Press,  1817. 
S,y*^G52.  CHVRCHYARD  (Thomas),    il  JTrbt  MSCObtSC  Historical!, 

of  the  Succeeding  Governovrs  in  the  Netherlands,  and  the 
Ciuill  Warres  begun  in  the  Yeere  1505,  with  the  memora- 
ble seruices  of  our  Honourable  English  Generals,  Captaines, 
and  Souldiers,  etc.  MlHtU  UtttCV .  4to,  calf.  Zond.  1Q02. 
Priced  in  the  Bibl.  Ang.  Poetica,  £5  5^.  Od.     Nassau's  sale,  £4  10s. 

/  «7^  653.  CICOGNA  (Strozzi).  Delia  Tragedia  de  Pastori  al  Fillvstris- 
simo  Sig.  Francesca  Soranzo,  etc.     4to,  ca//,  eUijant. 

Vk-enza,  G.  Greco,  1593. 

,1^'      ^^7'^'^-654.  CIERMANS  (A.  P.  Joan.)     Discipline  Mathematicoe  Traditfe 

'  anno  Institvta   Societatis   lesv  Secvlari.     Brilliant  plates. 

Folio,  half  red  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Lovani,  1640. 

f.aC  655.  CIPRIANI.     A  Collection  of  Prints  after  the  Sketches  and 

Drawings  of  the  late  celebrated  G.  B.  Cipriani.     Engraved 

by  Mr.  Richd.  Earlom.     Folio,  half  bound. 

Lond.  Boy  dell,  1780. 
White  Knights,  £1  14s.  M.    Fouthill  £1  4s.  M. 

J I  ;.^       /UtXloe.  CLAPHAM    (Henoch).      A   Briefe   of  the   Bible's   History. 
'  Drawne  first  into  English  Poesie,  and  then  Illustrated  by  apt 

Annotations,  etc.     12mo,  calf.  Bond.  1639. 

y  Respecting  this  once  popular  work,  see  Brydges'  "Censura  Literaria." 

/  Q^  057.  [CLARKIC  (Dr.  A.)].  A  Bibliographical  Dictionary,  contain- 
ing a  Chronological  Account,  alphabetically  arranged,  of  the 
most  curious,  useful,  and  important  Books  in  all  Depart- 
ments of  Literature.  6  vols.  Also,  The  Bibliographical 
Miscellany ;  or  Suj)plement  to  the  Bibliographical  Diction- 
ary.    2  vols.     In  all  8  vols.     12mo,  half  calf. 

Bond.  1802-0. 
Contains  a  summary  of  the  Life  of  each  Author,  a  List  of  AVorks,  account 
'  of  the  Classics,  Origin  of  Language,  and  List  of  Places  where  Printing  was 

carried  on  in  the  XVth  Century,  etc.     Roscoe's  copy.  £2    10s.  Orf.     Nas- 
sau's copy,  £2  Is.  Oc/. 

Z,it  058.  CLARK  (HUGH).  Concise  History  of  Knighthood,  contain- 
ing the  Religious  and  jNIilitary  Orders  which  have  been  Insti- 
tuted in  Europe,  etc.    Plates.    2  vols.  Svo,  calf.    Bjond.  1 784. 

y,rv  659.  CLARK    (J.    H.)      The   Triumph   of  Innocence.      An   Ode 

'  written  by  John  Heaviside  Clark,  and  composed  and  arranged 

for  the  Piano  Forte  by  Wm.  Crouch.      Folio,  blue  morocco 

extra,  joints,  gilt  edges.  1821. 

An  Original  and  Unpublished  Ode;  the  copy   presented  to  her  Majesty 

Queen  Caroline.     Illustrated  with  Water-Color  Drawings. 

^,ao  600.  CLARKE  (J.  B.  B.)  A  Historical  and  Descriptive  Catalogue 
of  the  European  and  Asiatic  MSS.  in  the  Library  of  the  late 


CLINTON.  53 

Dr.  Adam  Clarke.     Prices  anj  itames.     Rl.  8vo,  /if/7f  mo- 

rocro.  Lotid.  1835. 

/^^/?    661.   [CLARKE    (Win.)]     Repertorinm  Biblioernpliionni,  or  Some 

Account  of  the  most  celebrated  British  Libraries.     Rl.  Svo, 

half  calf\  edges  iincut.  Lond.  1818. 

The  late  Mr.  Beckford  assisted  in  the  compilation  of  this  work,  particularly 

in  the  description  of  his  own  Library  at  Fonthill.     This  copy  has  the  Dialogue 

on  the  Shades  and  Rare  Doinjrs  at  Roxburgh  Hall.     It  contains  much  valuable 

and  curious  bibliographical  information. 

2.SV  662.  CLEGHORN  (James).  System  of  Agriculture  from  the  En- 
cyclopaedia Britanniea.     13  plates.     Ato,  hcd/ ea/f. 

Edinh.  1831. 

/,yJ^663.  [CLELAND  (John)].  The  Ladies' Subscription  ;  a  Dramatic 
Performance  designed  for  an  Introduction  to  a  Dance. 
Svo,  hedf  morocco.  s.  1.  s.  a. 
The  Author  is  better  [or  worse]  known  as  the  writer  of  F y  H 1. 

/,ffC   664.  CLEMENTIS  ROMANI  EPISCOPI,  de  rebus  gestis,  pere- 
grin ationibus,   atque  concionibus  Sancti  Petri  Epitome,  ad 
Jacobum  Hierosolymorum  Episcorum.      Eivsdem  demen- 
tis vita,  etc.     4to,  cedf  extra.  PiO'is,  1555. 
^•^665.  CLIFFE  (LEIGH).     The  Pilgrim  of  Avon.     8vo,  pp.  24. 

Zo)id.  1836. 
Leigh  Cliffe  is  supposed  to  be  a  Pseudonym  for  George  Jones,  who,  in  a 
eulogistic  address,  dedicates  it  to  himself 

S^6~9  666.  CLIXTON.  Narrative  of  Lieutenant-General  Sir  Henry  Clin- 
ton, relative  to  his  conduct  during  part  of  his  Command  in 
North  America ;  particularly  the  Campaign  of  1781.  8vo, 
half  calf  .  Lond.  1783. 

AVith  Autograph  of  Sir  H.  Clinton,  and  Portrait  inserted. 

C.ao   667.  CLIPPINGS,   CUTTINGS,    AND     ENGRAVINGS.     109 

Plates,  many  colored.  Folio.  Green  vellum,  2  clasps. 
Y,o<i  668.  CLIPPINGS  AND  CUTTINGS,  or  Shreds  and  Patches  col- 
lected, here  and  there,  1840.  MS.  Title  in  Frontispiece  by 
Leigh  to  a  collection  of  Eighty-nine  Colored  Engravings  of 
Birds,  Flowers,  Female  Sketches,  Landscapes,  etc.  4to, 
light  green  m.orocco,  gilt  edges. 

669.  CLOQUET    (Jules).       Recollections  of  the  Private  Life  of 
General  Lafayette.     Svo,  Jicdf  morocco.  JLond.  1835. 

670.  CLOUD  OF  WITNESSES,  or  the  Last   Speeches,   &c.,  of 
those  who  suffered  for  the  Truth  in  Scotland.     8vo,  calf. 

Aberdeen,  1778. 

^^   671.  CLULOW  (Wm.  B.)     Aphorisms  and  Reflections.     Post  Svo, 

cloth.  Lond.  1843. 

/^672.  COBBETT  (Wm.)     A  French  Grammar.     12mo,  cl. 

N.   Y.  1848. 

S~0  673.  [COBBETT   (Wm.)]     The  Rush-Light.     15th  Feb.  to   30th 
April,   1800.     By  Peter  Porcupine.     Imperfect.    Svo,  half 
bound.  N.  Y.  n.  d. 


64  GOLDEN. 

7",  _  C74.  COCKBURN  (Major).  Swiss  Scenery.  %2  fine  plates, '^to, 
half  morocco^  ff  fit  €(J(fes.  Loud.  1820. 

/,  lX^5.  COCHRAX  (John).      Catalogne  of  Manuscripts  in  Different 
Languages  on  Theology.     6  plates,  8vo,  hds.      Lond.  1829. 
COGITANS  (John).     See  [Morey  (Charles)]. 
iJT76.  COINS.     Catalogues  of  the  Collections  of  Coins  of  W.  Wil- 
son, W.  A.  A.  White,  J.  Maydwell,  J.  Hall,  J.  Brumell,  H. 
O.  Cureton.     6  vols,  8vo.  Loud.  1847-51. 

_2, —  677.  COINS.    Catalogue  of  the  Numismatic  Library  of  an  Eminent 
Collector.     8vo,  half  morocco.,  Lond.  1846. 
COLBATCH  (Sir  John).     See  Tracts. 

J^yS  678.  COLDEN  (Cadwallader  D.)  The  Life  of  Robert  Fulton,  com- 
prising  some  account  of  the  Invention,  Progress,  and  Estab- 
lishment of  Steamboats,  &c.,  Avith  an  Appendix.  8vo,  half 
morocco.  X.  Y.  1817. 

See  Quarterl.v  Review,  XIX.,  347-5'7. 

^,J1>  679.  COLDEN  (Cadwallader  C.)  Memoir,  Prepared  at  the  Re- 
quest of  a  Committee  of  the  Common  Council  of  the  City  of 
New  York,  and  Presented  to  the  Mayor  of  the  City  at  the 
Celebration  of  the  Completion  of  the  New  York  Canals. 
47  Plates.     4to,  red  morocco  extra. 

Printed  by  order  of  the   Corporation  of  New    YorJi,  by 

W.  A.  Davis,  1825. 

^ 680.  .     Another  copy.     47  Plates.    4to,  calf  extra. 

/'  N.  Y.  1825. 

^S",  681.  [COLEMAN  (Wm.)]  A  Collection  of  the  Facts  and  Docu- 
ments relative  to  the  Death  of  Major-General  Alexander 
Hamilton,  with  Comments ;  together  with  the  various  Ora- 
tions, Sermons,  and  Eulogies,  that  have  been  published  or 
written  on  his  Life  and  Character.  Illustrated  toith  27 
Plates,  and  Ai(to(/raphs  of  Hamilton  and  Burr.  8vo,  green 
tnorocco  extra.  Isf.  Y.  1804. 

/,S~^  682.  COLL  AS  (Achille).  Authors  of  England.  A  Series  of 
Medallion  Portraits,  with  Illustrative  Notices  by  H.  F. 
Chorley.     4to,  cl.  Lond.  1838. 

3h  683.  COLLECTANEA   ALLANIANA     A  Collection  of  Engra- 

vings, Collected  and  Arranged  by  John  Allan,  1837.  MS. 
Title  to  a  Scrap  Book  containing  Two  Hundred  and  Ninety- 
seven  Plain  and  Colored  Engravings.  Folio,  red  morocco, 
gilt  edqes. 

V       384.  COLLECTANEA  CL^RIOSA    Antiqua  et  Recentior,  par  J. 

'  *  Allan.    MS.  Title  to  a  Collection  of  1 70  Prints  in  4to,  red  mo- 

rocco, gilt  sides  and  edges. 
/S'.S'O  685.  COLLECTANEA    CURIOSA   of   various   Engravings    and 
Tickets.      Containing  a  rare  collection  o/'348  scarce  pieces, 
some  of  extreme  becmty.     Folio,  half  calf  . 

g  ^  686  COLLECTANEA  SELECTA.  A  Scrap  Book  containing  166 
Engravings.     Folio,  red  morocco. 


COLLECTIONS.  55 

.00  6S7.  COLLECTAXEA  VARTA.     One  Hvuidred  and   Fifty-three 

Engravings,  arrani^ed  in  a  folio  Scrap  Book.     Half  russla. 

Includes  some  fine  specimens  of  Bartolozzi,  Sadeler,  Teniers,  &c. 
0  0    688.  COLLECTION  (A).     By  Old  German  Masters.     20   Plates, 

mostly  Scriptural,  neatly  mounted  in  a  4to  Scrap  book.    Mns- 

sla,  gilt. 
:oo  689.  COLLECTION   OF    154    ENGRAVINGS   OF  ANCIENT 

BUILDINGS  and  Portraits,  arranged  in  a  4to  volume.      Old 

red  russia,  gilt  sides. 

,  0  0  690.  COLLECTION  OF  ANCIENT  ENGRAVINGS.  72  plates, 
4to,  calf. 

0  6  691.  COLLECTION  OF  ANTIQUE  WOOD  CUTS,  Capital  Let- 
ters, Scrolls,  and  Title-Pages,  mounted  on  blue  paper.  4to, 
half  morocco. 

oa  691.*  COLLECTION  OF  ARMORIAL  EMBLEMS.  53  Prints  in 
a  4to  volume.     Morocco.  1640,  etc. 

KjT/  692.  COLLECTION  OF  CLIPPINGS  AND  CUTTINGS.  Scrap 
Book  with  Twenty  Plates  of  Ancient  and  Modern  Sculpture, 
Allegorical  Plates,  etc.  Folio,  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  sides 
and  edges. 

?,^^693.  COLLECTION  OF  CLIPPINGS  AND  CUTTINGS.  MS. 
Title  to  Forty-four  Engravings,  including  many  by  Bartolozzi. 
Sni.  4to,  green  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

r.ec  694.  COLLECTION  OF  DROLLERIES  (A).  MS.  Title  to  a  Se- 
ries of  Seventy  Facetious  Plates  inlaid  in  a  folio  volume,  half 
red  morocco. 

hoo   695.  COLLECTION  OF  EMBLEMS,  Vignettes,  Title-Pages,  Mas- 
querade and  Ball  Tickets,  Head  and  Tail  Pieces,  Ancient 
and  Modern.     273  Plates.    Folio,  half  morocco. 
Includes  manj'  specimens  of  BartolozzL 

r;<7«  696.  COLLECTION  OF  ANCIENT  ENGRAVINGS  p-^^i^gf?  on 

vellvrn.     4to,  morocco  extra,  rare. 

,^  697.  COLLECTION  OF  ILLUSTRATIONS  to  Various  Authors. 
53  Plates,  4to,  half  red  morocco. 

^a  0  698.  COLLECTION  (A)  OF  LETTER  ENVELOPES  which  were 
in  vogue  during  the  first  year  of  the  Rebellion  in  the  L^nited 
States,  1861.  Jlounted  on  tinted  paper.  Irapl.  8vo,  half 
morocco. 

^/^^  699.  COLLECTION  OF  MODERN  PRINTS.  1840.  Title-Page 
to  a  large  Collection  of  382  Engravings,  mounted  in  2  vols. 
royal  4to,  half  calf . 

tr,oo  700.  collection' OF  [110]  OLD  ENGRAVINGS  by  various 
Masters.     Folio,  calf. 

:,.n?701.  COLLECTION  OF  88  PORTRAITS,  Costume  and  Charac- 
ter Plates,  highly  ornamented  in  gold  and  colors.  Folio, 
old  russia,  gilt  sides.  1714,  etc. 


56  COLUMBUS. 

JD  702.  COLLECTIOX  OF  RELIGIOUS  TRACTS,  viz. :  Spirit  of 
Prayer,  On  War,  Christian  Piety,  Representation  of  the 
Xegro  Trade,  Benezet's  Warning  to  Great  Britain.  lu  1 
ro/."l2mo.  Phil.  1767,  etc. 

/.J^  T03.  COLLECTIOX  (A)  of  Scarce,  Curious,  and  Valuable  Pieces, 
Both  in  Verse  and  Prose.     12mo,  /utlf  calf.      Edinb.  1783. 
y.SD    704.  COLLECTION  OF  SCRAPS,  containing  90  Engravings.     ¥o- 
\[o,  half  morocco.  1836. 

/^Z,  705.  COLLECTIOX  (A).     Various  Sixbjects,  by  John  Allan.     A 

Scrap  Book,  containing  One  Hundred  and  Twenty  Coloured 
Engravings  of  Landscapes,  Views,  Flower   Pieces,  Birds, 
■  Still  Life,  etc.     4to,  green  morocco.,  gilt  edges. 
2,  SV    706.  COLLETT  (John).     Designs,  both  Serious   and  Comic.     32 
[should  be  36]  Plates,  oblong  4to.  Load.  1770. 

COLLET  (Stephen) — Pseudonym.     See  [Byerley  (J.  S.)] 
/,  S~0  707.  [COLLIER  (John)].     Human  Passions  Delineated  in  120  Fig- 
ures, by  Timothy  Bobbin.     Oblong  4to,  half  calf. 

Lond.  1775. 
A  very  clever  and  humorous  work,  in  the  style  of  Hogarth. 

/A  708.  COLLIER  (John  Payne).     A  Book   of  Roxburghe   Ballads. 

4to,  red  morocco  e.ctra,  by  Pavson  &  Nicholson. 

Lond.  1847. 
"With  50  curious  wood  cuts,  and  beautifully  printed  by  C.  "Wliittinghani. 
Xearly  all  the  Ballads  contained  in  this  very  interesting  collection  are  unique. 
Tliey  are  printed  from   the  extraordinary  collections  which  belonged  suc- 
cessively to  the  Duke  of  Roxburghe  and  Mr.  Bright. 

J^,         709.  COLOURED    EXGRAVIXGS  of  Figures,  Flowers,   Fancy 
Sketches,  Fruit  Pieces,  Landscapes,  Portraits,  &c.,  upwards 
of  100  Plates,  in  green  Turkey  morocco,  by  Mackenzie. 
£,,  710.  COLQUHOUX  (John).     The  Moor  and  the  Loch,  containing 

Practical  Hints  on  Highland  Sports ;   Instructions  in  Fish- 
ing, etc.     8vo,  cl.  Lond.  1841. 
/,SV  Til.  COLTOX  (C.  C.)     Lacon;  or  Many  Things  in  Few  Words; 
addressed  to  those  who  Think.     2  vols.  Svo,  calf. 

Lond.  1822. 

S~4  712.  COLUMBUS.  De  Insulis  inuentis.  —  Epistola  Cristoferi 
Coloni  (cui  nostra  raultu  debet :  de  Insulis  in  mari  Indieo 
nup  inuetis.  Ad  quas  perquirendas  octauo  antea  mense  : 
auspiciis  et  ere  Inuictissirai  Fernandi  Hispaniarura  Regis 
missus  fuerat)  ad  ]\Lignilicum  dnm  Raphaelez  Sanxis  ;  euisde 
serenissimi  Regis  Thesaurariu  missa,  quara  nobilis  ac  litterat' 
vir  Aliander  d  Losco :  ab  Hispano  y  deomate  in  latinu 
conuertit :  tercio  kl's  Mali  m.cccc.xciii.  Pontificatus  Alex- 
andri  Sexti  Anno  Primo.  Fac-simile  reprint  [Paris,  1858] 
of  the  excessively  rare  original.  Four  fall-page  woodcuts. 
Small  8vo,  half  green  morocco,  gilt  top. 

Q,^SO  713.  COLUMX^E  .Alilitantis  Ecclesiie.  Folio,  m{/'.  Norimb.  Il2b. 
A  fine  collection  of  Portraits  of  Saints,  Monks,  etc. 


COXDE.  57 

JD  714.  COLVILL  (Samuel).  The  Whigs  Supplication  ;  or,  The  Scots 
Hudibras,  a  Mock  Poem.  Last  edition.  Enriched  icith  a 
collection  of  superb  engravings.     12mo,  calf. 

St.  Anclretcs,  1796. 

2^  715.   .    Another  copy.     12mo,  bds.  St.  Andrews.,  1796. 

This  Poem  turns  upon  tlie  insurrection  of  the  Covenanters  in  Scotland,  in 
the  Reign  of  K.  Charles  XL,  in  imitation  of  Butler.  See  Retr.  Rev.,  III. 
317-35." 

716.  COMENIUS'  (Joh.  A.)  Visible  World;  or  a  Nomenclature 
and  Pictures  of  all  the  Chief  Things  that  are  in  the  World, 
150  cuts.     12mo,  s/ip.  Lond.  1777. 

7'^'~717.  COMIC  OFFERIXG  for  1832.     Ptoes.    12nio.     io«fZ.  1832. 
^,        718.  ContJItOU  3|ragtrr.      The  Litany,    with  Plain  Tune,  and  the 
Psalter,  pointed  to  be  Sung  or  Said  in  Churches.     3llaCk 
IOlZXXZX^     2  vols.  4to,  red  morocco^  gilt  edges. 

Lond.  J.  Burns.,  1843. 
f,SV  719.  COMPLETE  FARMER;  or  a  General  Dictionary  of  Husband- 
ry in  all  its  Branches.    By  a  Society  of  Gentlemen.     3Iany 
plates.     4to,  ccdf.  Lond.  1777. 

\  720.  CONCEPTUS  CHRONOGRAPHICUS  de  Concepta  Sacra  De 
Ipara.  Septingentis  Sacrse  Scripturae,  SS.  Patrum,  ac  Ratio- 
num,  nee  non  Historiarum,  Symbolorum,  Antiquitatum,  et 
Anagrammatum  suffragis  Robartus,  etc.     Folio,  ccdf. 

Augustce  Vindelicoi'uni,  A.   Wolff,  1120. 
A  very  curious  collection  of  Anagrams,  etc. 

/  721.  CONDE.  JE;he  JJTranSlatfon  of  U  letter  written  by  a  Frenche 
Gentil woman  to  another  Gentihvoman  Straunger,  her  frind 
vpon  the  death  of  the  most  excellent  and  vertuous  Ladye 
Elenor  of  Roye,  Princess  of  Conde,  contayning  her  last  Wyll 
and  Testament.  Doone  by  Henry  Myddelmore,  Gentylman. 
at  the  request  of  the  Ladye  Anne  Throkmorton,  etc.  jlSlaCtt 
Setter.     Small  8vo,  blue  morocco. 

Imprinted  at  London.,  by  John  Daye.,  1564. 
Townesley's  copy  of  this  rare  book  sold  for  £3  13s.  6c?. 

/7'^r722.  CONDENSED'(A)  history  of  the  Independent  Roystering 

Club.     8vo,  hcdfccdf.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

Thirtv-two  copies  onlv  printed. — Got  up  bv  the  Cadets  at  "West  Point. 

/,S~0  723.  CONDERT  (James).    An  Arrangement  of  Provincial  Coins, 

Tokens  and  Medals,  issued  in  Great  Britain,  Ireland,  and  the 

Colonies.     ^\o,  bds.,  uncut.  Ipsioich,\1'^'i. 

/,y»M^4.  ConfeSSlOnale  domini  Anthonini.  Blacfe  Eetter.  Small  4to, 
old  morocco,  c/ilt  edqes.  mcccclxxxvii. 

yJ~725.  COXJECTLTRAL  OBSERVATIONS  on  the  Origin  and  Pro- 
/  gress  of  Alphabetic  Writing.     8vo,  bds.  Lond.  1772. 

5>^^ir~726.  CONJURER  (The) ;  or  Metamorphoses  of  Pride  and  Humil- 
ity.    An  Humourous  Poetical  Tale.     23  Copper  Plates. 

Lond.  w.  d. 

Z,S~0  7^Y    CONNOISSANCE  (La)  DES  PAVILLONS,  ou  Bannier  que 

le  plupart  des  Nations  Arborent  en  Mer,  etc.     Colored  plates. 


58  COOPER. 

icith  a  large  additional  number  and  3fS.  notes.  4to,  vel- 
him.  La  IIaye.,\lZl. 

y,  728.  (Kontemplatfon  of  ittanlUntrC,  contayning  a  Singuler 
Discourse  after  tlie  Art  of  Pliisognomie,  on  all  tlie  mem- 
bers and  partes  of  man,  as  from  the  heade  to  the  foote, 
in  a  more  ample  maner  than  hitherto  hath  beene  published 
of  any.  JJlacU  TLtXXtX.  18mo.  Title  stained,  otherwise 
a  good  copy.  Printed  by  Seres,  \5l\. 
For  an  accountof  this  rare  book,  see  Dibdin's  Typ.  Antiq.  ii.  x  (note)  iv.  210, 
and  Decameron,  vol.  i.,  p.  153  note. 

Sl,t^ni%.  CONTEMPORARIES  OF  BURNS,  and  the  more  Recent 
Poets  of  Ayi-shire,  with  Selections  from  their  Writings. 
8vo,  half  raJf.  Edinb.  1840. 

3,00  730.  CONTROVERSY  BP:TWEEN  SENATOR  BROOKS  AND 
"f  JOHN,"  Archbishop  of  New  York.  Illustrated  with 
plates  and  a  large  collection  of  neio.spaper  cuttings.    Rl.  Svo. 

A^  y:  n.  d. 

^,SP  731.  COOKE  (Alexander).  Pope  Joane  ;  a  Dialogve  betweene  a 
Protestant  and  a  Papist,  Manifestly  prouing  that  a  Woman 
called  loane,  was  Pope  of  Rome,  etc.    4to,  hcdf  calf. 

Lond.  1625. 
Cooke  was  a  person  most  admirably  well  read  in  the  controversies  between 
the  Protestants  and  the  Papists. — Ant.  a  Wood. 

/,yJ^Z2.  COOKE  (C.)     Illustrations  to  the  British  Theatre;  a  Series  of 

^  58  Vignette  Plates.     Svo,  half  calf  Lond.  v.  d. 

d,         733.  COOKE   (George).     Views  in   London  and  its  Vicinity.     48 

Plates.     4to,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  n.  d. 

3,        734.  COOPER  (R.)  and  PAGE  (R.)     Fifty  Wonderful  Portraits, 

4to,  bds.  '  Lond.  1824. 

Ot        735.  (KOOptt'S  ^IltOttfClf,  conteining  the  whole  discourse  of  the 

historic  as  well  of  this  realme  as  all  other  countries,  etc. 

JUlaCU  Setter.     4to,  halfrussia;  rare.  Lond.  1560. 

For   an   account  of  this  book,  see    Dibdin's  TypograpMcal   Antiquities, 

Vol.  III.,  p.  35a. 

/^  736.  COORNHERT  (D.  V.)  Recht  Ghebruyck  ende  Misbruyck 
Van  tydlicke  Have.     4to,  vellum. 

Amstelredam,  D.  Pietersz,  1620. 

yJ^I.  [COPPE  (ABIEZER)].     A  Fiery  Flying  Roll:   A  Word 

'  from  ihe  Lord  to  all  the  Great  Ones  of  the  Earth,  whom  this 

may   concerne,  etc.     Also,  Truth   asserted.     Two    curious 

pieces  in  1  vol.  4to,  old  calf  Lond.  1649. 

COPPER  PLATE    MAGAZINE.     2  vols,   oblong  4to,  half 

calf  Lond.  n.  d. 

Contains  a  profusion  of  Landscapes,  etc.,  after  Sandby,  Le  Brun,  Kneller, 

Eisen,  Moroau,  Monnet,  etc.     Engraved  by  Grignon,  "Watts,  Cooke,  etc. 

j;  39.  COPPER  PLATE  MAGAZINE,  or  Monthly  Treasure,  for 
the  Admirers  of  the  Imitative  Arts.     4to,  halfbd. 

Lond.  1778. 

/.JVUQ.  CORBOULD  AND  RILEY'S  ILLUSTRATION  OF  THE 
BIBLE.     22  Plates.     4to.  Lond.  1818. 


COSTUME.  59 

741.  CORDINER  (Ch.)     Antiquities  and  Scenery  of  the  North  of 
Scotland.     4to,  calf.  Land.  1770. 

An   intelligent  and  very   amusing  work,    designed  as  a   supplement  to 
Pennant's  Scottish  Tour.     Heath's  copy  sold  for  £1  8s.  Od 

/J     742.  CORNER.     Catalogue    of  the   Greek   and   Roman  Coins  of 

Lieut.  R.  Corxer.     Priced.     8vo.  Load.  1821. 

;y/^43.  CORNEY   (Bolton).     Cariosities  of  Literature   by   D'Israeli, 

'  Illustrated.     2d  edition,  post  Bvo,  bds.  Land.  1838. 

Avery  severe  critique  on  D'Israeli,  now  very  scarce. 

CORnV-COPI^.     See  [Breton  (Nicholas)]. 
,         744.  CORNWALLIS  (Sir  William).     Discovrses  vpon  Seneca  the 
Tragedian.     Small  Bvo,  calf.  Lond.  Th.  Harper.,  1631, 

CORTES  (Martin).     See  Curtes  (Martin). 
SV  744*  CORRY  (John).     The  History  of  Bristol,  Civil  and  Ecclesi- 
astical, including  Biographical  Notices  of  Eminent  and  Dis- 
tinguished Natives.     Plates.     2  vols.   rl.  8vo,  half  russia. 

Bristol,  1816. 

',  2.«^745.  CORWIN.     Catalogue   of  the  Rare,   Curious,  and  Valuable 

Books,  Tracts,  Autographs,  etc.,  of  Mr.  E.  B.  Corwin.    Partly 

priced.     8vo.  JV.  V.  1856. 

~J1/  746.  COSTELLO  (Louisa  Stuart).     Specimens  of  the  Early  Poetry 

of  France.     Post  8vo.     Illuminated  frordisYnece. 

Lond.  Pickering,  1839. 

,1.047.  COSTERIUM    (Henr.)     Vita  S.    Joannis   Baptistse  graphice 

descripta,    granissimis    ss.    Patrum    testimonijs    subiunctis. 

4to,  morocco.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

The  Plates  are  engraved  by  Collaert,  after  De  Vos. 

V  "^  748.  COSTUME.  Collection  of  the  Dresses  of  Different  Nations, 
Antient  and  Modern,  particularly  Old  English  Dresses, 
after  the  Designs  of  Holbein,  Vandyke,  Hollar,  and  others. 
Text  in  French  and  English.  200  Plates.  2  vols.  4to, 
ccdf.  Lond.  1758. 

^  S'O  ''49.  COSTUME.  A  Collection  of  coloured  Plates,  heightened  with 
gold  ;  also,  a  number  uncoloured,  including  some  cm-ious 
plates,  Emblematical  of  Trades  and  Professions.  11^  plates. 
Folio,  calf.  n.  d. 

7,  750.  COSTUME  OF  THE  ARMY  OF  THE  BRITISH  EM- 
PIRE.    61  coVd.  plates.     Impl.  4to,  half  russia. 

Lond.  1815. 

I,  751.  COSTUMES  ACTUELS  des  deux  Conseils  Legislatifs  du  Di- 
rectoire  Executif,  des  Ministres  et  Autres  Fonctionnaires 
Publics.      Colories  avec  soin.     4to,  calf  Paris,  n.  d. 

fr  752.  COSTUMES.  Fancy  Ball  Costumes.  A  Series  of  23  coloured 
Plates  on  Lace  Paper,     Mounted  in  a  4to  volume. 

rjTJ  753.  COSTUMES.  French  Military  Costumes.  A  collection  of 
over  150  Coloured  Plates.     R1.8vo.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

^J~<5'754.  COSTUMES  DU  QUADRILLE  HISTORIQUE.     A  Series 


60  COTTON. 

of  beautiful  French  Plates,  in  gold  and  colours,  each  sur- 
rounded by  an  ornamental  border.     Imp.  folio,  half  calf. 

-Paris,  n.  d. 
J',ZS~  755.  COSTUMES  OF  THE  FRENCH  STAGE.     A  Series  of  68 

Coloured  Plates.     8vo,  half  russia. 
/,  750.  COTTLE    (Joseph).      Poems.     12mo,   calf       Bristol,    1796. 

^.  757.  COTTON  (Rev.  Hy.)     Editions  of  the  Bible,  and  Parts  there- 

of in  English,  from  the  year  mdv.  to  mdcccl.,  with  an  Appen- 
dix containing  Specimens  of  Translations,  and  Bibliographi- 
cal Descriptions.     Svo,  half  7norocco.  Oxford^  1852. 

Zi^^   757*. .     Another  [1st]  Edition.     8vo,  half  russia. 

Oxford,  1821. 

VX^    758.  COTTON  (John,  of  Boston,  N.  E.)     A  Treatise  of  the  Cove- 

'  nant  of  Grace  as  it  is  dispensed  to  the  Elect  Seed,  effectually 

unto  Salvation,  being  The    Substance    of  divers   Sermons. 

^rd  Edition,  V2mo,  calf  extra. 

Lond.^for  P.  Parker,  1671. 
^,SP    759.  COURT  OF  SESSIONS  GARLAND  (The).     8vo,  half  mo- 
rocco. Edinh.  1839. 
8",          760.  COUTTS  (W.  G.)     "  The  Games."     A  Nicht  wi'  Burns,  and 
other  Poems.     Medallion  of  the  Prince  of  Wales'  Arms, 
from  the  Author.     Sm.  4to,  red  ynorocco,  extra. 

JVew  York,  published  by  the  Author,  1860. 

yiOf       761.  COVERDALE  (Myies).    W\t  Chrfsteu  State  o£  Wat== 

tDntOltD^t  wherein  housebandes  and  wyves  may  lerne  to 
kepe  house  together  wyth  loue.  jjlacfe  TLzHtX.  Very 
neatly  inlaid,  and  richly  bound  in  morocco.  Pare  and 
very  curious.  Lond.,  JV.  Hyll,  1552. 

Bishop  Coverdale  was  the  Translator  of  the  First  Edition  of  the  Holy 
Scriptures  into  the  English  Language. 

y,  762.  COWLEY  (Mr.  Abraham).  Works.  lO^A  Edition,  adorned 
tcith  [28]  Cuts.     2  vols,  8vo,  blue  morocco  extra,  gilt. 

iZond.,  Tonson,  1707. 
The  Portraits  are  by  Vander  Gueht. 
3y.S<l/  763.  COWPER  (Wm.)     The  Task.     8vo,  inlaid  in  Uo  and  Illus- 
trated by  102  Plates,  mostly  jyroofs  on  India  paper.     4to, 
morocco  extra,  gold  borders,  by  Hayday. 

Lond.,  J.  Sharpe,  1825. 
2»rT64.  COWPER  (Wm.)  Works.  2  \o\^,\Smo,  sheep.  A^.  F.  1831. 
j-<?  765.  COWPER  ILLUSTRATED  in  a  Series  of  Views.     12mo,  bds. 

Lond.  1804. 

V  766.  COXE  (Peter).  The  Social  Day :  a  Poem  in  Four  Cantos. 
Illustrated  with  Thirty-two  Engi-avings.  Rl.  Svo,  russia, 
extra.  Lond.  1823. 

y^  JV766*.  .  Another  copy.     Rl.  Svo,  calf.  Lond.  1823. 

'  The  Plates  are  by  the  most  celebrated  Artists  of  the  day.     Wilkie's  Broken 

Jar  is  included. 


CRA"UTURD.  01 

^^  76 7.  CRAIG  (Wm.)  Sports  of  Love  in  Six  Poems  and  Six  Etch- 
ings (coloured).     4to,  morocco  extra,  broad  borders  of  gold. 

Lond.  1818. 

/,  768.  CRAMERUS  (Daniele).  Decades  Qvatvor  Emhlematvm  sa- 
crorvm  ex  sacra  Scriptura,  de  dulcissimo  nomine  &  cruce 
Jesu  Christi.  "With  numerous  3IS.  notes  and  additional 
plates.     Sm.  8vo.  Francofurt,  N.  Hoffman,  1617. 

,S^  769.  CRAMERUS  (Daniel).  Emblemes  Sacres  c'est  a  dire  :  Re- 
cveil  de  cinqvante  figures  en  taille  doulce,  tirez  de  Escriture 
saincte,  etc.  Traictans  du  doulx  et  amiable  nom  Et  Croix 
de  Jesu  Christ.  Et  Illvstrez  d'Avltres  par  Vers  Latins, 
Allemans,  Francois,  &  Italiens.  Sm.  8vo,  hcdf  ccdf:  rare. 
Wants  all  after  2x1  ge  208.       Francfort,  Lnc.  Jennis,  1622. 

^,4^^  770.  CRAMERUS  (Daniel).  Erablemata  raoralia  Nova.  Achtsig 
Sinnreiche  Xach,  deuctliche  Figuren  auss  heyliger  Schrifft 
in  Kupfterstiicken  furgestellet,  worinnen  schone  Anweisun- 
gen  zu  wahrer  Gottesforcht  begriefien.  80  plates  mounted 
in  8vo,  half  morocco.  Franclfurt  am  3fayn,  1630. 

;^J7?   771.  C[RASHAWE]    (R.)     Sacred   Poems,    Collected,  Corrected, 

Avgmented,  etc.     Emblematical  plates.     12mo,  calf  good 

copy  ;  very  rare.  Lond.  1652. 

Mr.   I3indley's  copy,  containing  the  anagram  following  the  title,  which  is 

often    wanting.     See  Xo.  12G  of  the  Bibliotheca  Anglo- Poetica,  where  it  is 

priced,  £6  6s.  Od,  without  the  anagram. 

^  772.  CRAWFURD  (Andro).  A  LittilQuair,  anent  JohnsliillLands, 
in  the  Baronrie  of  Calderhauch,  Lochunyoch  Paroch,  in  the 
Auld  and  Gude  Scots  Tung,  (fcc,  with  MS.  Glossarv.    8vo. 

John  skill,  1838. 

'iS~ri'S>.  CRAWFURD.     Sketch  of  the  Life  of  John  Lin.lsay  Craw- 

f  furd,  Esq.     8vo.  Dairy,  \^12. 

„    774.  CRAWFURD.     Case  of  the  Claim  of  John  Lindsay  Craw- 

furd,  Esq.     Folio.  n.  d. 

*<- /  ^    775.  .    Another  Statement.    A  MS.  of  the  period.     Folio. 

4^776.  .  Do.  The  Case  for  the  House  of  Lords. 

Folio,  folded. 
2,        777.  CRAWFURD  PEERAGE  (The),  with  other  Original  Genea- 
logical, Historical,  and  Biographical  Particulars,  relating  to 
the  House  of  Lindsay  and  Kibirnie  [by  Dr.  Maxwell].     4rto, 
bds.  Edinb.  1829. 

f,S~0  778.  CRAWFURD  (Chas.  Lindsay).  Poems  on  Various  Subjects. 
Post  8vo,  half  morocco,  red  edges,  by  Blennerhasset. 

Lond.  1810. 

Z,CO  779.  CRAWFURD  (Geo.)  History  of  the  Shire  of  Renfrew,  con- 
taining A  Genealogical  History  of  the  Royal  House  of 
Stewart,  &c.,  and  continued  to  the  present  Period,  by  William 
Semple.     4to,  calf.  Paisley,  1782. 

S't        780.  CRESTS  of  the  Principal  Families  of  Great  Britain  and  L-eland , 


62  CROMWELL. 

with  Evplanations  and  Notes.  Engraved  hy  KirJ^ti'ood.from 
Sketches  hy  G.  Sanders.     8vo,  half  calf .  Edinh.  1805. 

O  781.  CRIB  OF  lOY,  containing  Spirituall  Exercise  for  Christmasse, 

*  etc.     4:to^  half  calf  Lond.for  C.  Purset,  \&l\. 

Unknown  to  Lowndes. 

/.•r<?  782.  CRIMINAL  TRIALS,  ilhistrative  of  the  Tale  entitled  "The 
Heart  of  Mid-Lothian,"  from  tiie  Original  Record,  with 
Notice  of  Capt.  John  Porteus.     12nio,  half  calf . 

Edinh.  1818. 

^,  783.  CRIRIE  (James).     Scottish   Scenery;  or,  Sketches  in  Verse, 

descriptive  of  Scenes  chiefly  in  the  Highlands  of  Scotland, 
accompanied  with  Notes  and  Illustrations  ;  and  ornamented 
with  Engravings,  by  W.  Byrne,  from  Views  painted  by 
G.Walker.     20  plates.     Uolcalf.  Lond.  ISOh. 

Fonthill  cop.v,  £1  Us.  Od     White  Knights,  £3  15s.  Qd. 

2,,         784.  [CROFT  (Sir  Herbert)].  Love  and  Madness  ;  a  Story  too  true,    JJ* 

in  a  Series  of  Letters  between  Parties  whose  Names  would 

perhaps  be  mentioined,  were  they  less  known  or  less  lamented. 

12mo,  sheep.  Ipswich,  1809. 

This  mixture  of  fact  and  fiction  relates  to  the  Murder  of  Miss  Reay  [who 

was  the  Mistress  of  the  Earl  of  Sandwich],  by  the  Rev.  James  Haekman. 

f.SV  785.  CROMEK  (R.  H.)  Reliques  of  Robert  Burns,  consisting 
chiefly  of  Original  Letters,  Poems,  and  Critical  Observations 
on  Scottish  Songs.     8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1808. 

2,  786.  CROMEK  (R.  H.)  Remains  of  Nithsdale  and  Galloway  Song, 
with  Historical  and  Traditional  Notices,  relative  to  tlie 
Manners  and  Customs  of  the  Peasantry.     8vo,  half  calf 

Land.  1810. 
;2^^J~  787.  CROMWELL.     A  Copy  of  Lieut-General  Crumwel's  Letter  4 
...  on  the  Bloody  Fight  neere  Preston.     4to.     Lond.  1648. 
^0.  '  ^8-  CROMWELLIANA.      A  Chronological  Detail  of  Events  iu 

which  Oliver  Cromwell  was  engaged:  from  the  year  1642  to 
liis  Death,  1658  ;  Avith  a  Continuation  of  other  Transactions, 
to  the  Restoration.  Extensiveh/  and  heaxtifuUy  Illustrated 
with  208  Plates  and  Portraits.  Folio,  Turkey  morocco  extra .^ 
hy  J.  Wright;  very  fine  copy.  Westi72insfe)\  1810. 

One  of  the  most  interesting  works  relating  to  this  very  celebrated  man, 
taken  from  the  tracts,  newspapers,  &c.  of  the  period,  by  Stace,  and  con- 
taining many  curious  and  authentic  anecdotes,  not  generally  known. 

/*  789.  CROPHIUS.     Modes  de  la  Ville  d'Augsbourg  aux  depens  de 

M.  G.  Crophius.  3G  plates.  12rao,  ccdf  Augsboury,  i^.  a. 
,^•^790.  CROSBY'S    COMPLETE    GAZETTEER  of  England    and 

Wales.    1 2mo,  ccdf  Lond.  IS07. 

/^,2'^79\.  CRUDEN    (Alexander).     A   Complete  Concordance   to   the 

Holy  Scriptures.     4to,  calf.  Bericick,  1817. 

3,S~0    792.  CRUIKSHANK  (George).  Forty  Illustrations  of  Lord  Byron. 

8vo.  Lond.  n.  d. 

/ff^    793.  CRUIKSHANK  (George).     Illustrations  of  Popular  Works 

Part  1.  Rl.  8vo.  Lond.  [1830]. 


800, 


CRUIKSHAXK.  g;3 

CRUIKSHANK.  Der  Freischiitz  Travestie,  with  Twelve 
Eihliigs  by  Geo.  Cndk.shank.     Rl.  8vo.  Lond.  1824. 

CRUMBS  AXD  SCRAPS  Found  in  a  Collector's  Basket. 
MS.  Title  to  a  Collection  of  215  Engravinc^s,  made  by  Mr. 
•  Allan.     4to,  russia. 

796.  CRYPT  OR  RECEPTACLE  OF  THIXGS  PAST.   MS. 

Title  to  a  Collection  of  52  Engravings,  mounted  in  8vo,  and 
bound  in  morocco. 

797.  CULLEN    (Alex.)      History  of  Scotland   from   the   Earliest 

Period  to  the  Present  Time.     Plates.,  4to,  calf. 

Lond.  (1815). 

CULPEPER  (Nich.)  Complete  Herbal :  plates  of  400  Plants, 
4to,  calf.  Lond.  1815. 

CUMBERLAND  (George).  An  Essay  on  the  Utility  of  Col- 
lecting the  Best  Works  of  the  Ancient  Engravers,  accom- 
panied by  a  Catalogue,  &c.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1827. 

CUNDALL  (Joseph).       Ornamental  Art  applied  to  Ancient  /(t/M 

and  Modern  Bookbinding,  illustrated  with  (12)  specimens  of  'X-, 

various  dates  and  Countries.  \\ plates  inserted.  A^to .,  hcdf 
morocco.,  uncut.  Lond.  1848. 

801.  .    Another  copy,  with  Twenty-three  additional  plates 

inserted.     Ato,  half  morocco.  Lotid.  1848. 

802.  CUNNINGHAM  (Allan).     The  Songs  of  Scotland,  Ancient 

and  Modern  ;  with  an  Introduction  and  Notes  Historical 
and  Critical,  and  Characters  of  the  Lyric  Poets.  4  vols, 
post  8vo,  half  calf  Lond.  1825. 

Ct^NNINGHAM  (Allan).  Life  and  Correspondence  of  Rob- 
ert Burns.     12mo,  cl.  Lond.  1836. 

CUNNINGHAM  (J.)  The  Centennial  Birth-day  of  Robert 
Burus,  as  Celebrated  by  the  Burns  Club  of  the  City  of 
New  York,  Tuesday,  Jan.  25,  1859,     8\o., plates. 

ISr.   Y.  I860. 

CUNNINGHAM  (Peter).  The  Story  of  Nell  Gwyn,  and  the 
Sayings  of  Charles  the  Second.  Several  Portraits  inserted. 
8vo,  half  morocco.,  gilt  top.  Lond.  1852. 

806.  OUTBID  TURNED  VOLUNTEER,  A  Series  of  Prints  de- 
signed by  the  Princess  Elizabeth.  Engraved  by  IF!  K. 
Gardiner.,  with  Poetical  Illustrations  by  Tlios.  Park.  1 2 
Colored  Plates,  4to,  half  calf  .  Lond.  1804. 

CURATE  (The).     A  Poem,  &c.     Plate.    12mo,  sheep. 

Lond.  1810. 

CURETON,  Catalogue  of  the  Valuable  Coins,  Medals,  and 
Antiquities  of  Mr.  H.  O.  Curktox.  Prices  and  nanus. 
8vo,  h(df  morocco.  Lond.  1851. 

CURIOSITIES  FOR  THE  INGENIOUS.     \8mo Judf  roan. 

Lond.  1821. 


(34  CURTES. 

/,  ^.r"8i0.  CURRIE  (W.  W.)  Memoir  of  the  Life,  Writings,  and  Cor- 
respondence of  James  Currie,  M.  D.,  of  Liverpool.  2  vols. 
8vo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1831. 

yjl?    Sll.  CURTES  (Martin),     The  arte  of  Navigation,   Conteyning  a 
*'  compendious  descri])tion  of  the  Sphere,  with  the  making  of 

certayne  Instrumentes  and  Rules  for  Navigations,  and  ex- 
emplifyed  by  many  Demonstrations.  Written  by  Martin 
Curtes,  Spaniarde,  Englished  out  of  Spanishe  by  Richarde 
Eden,  and  now  newly  corrected  and  amended  in  diners 
places,  with  moveable  diagrams.  4to,  V  p.  1.  text  84  leaves, 
calf  gilt  edges  ;  fine  copg.  Lond.  hg  Richard  Ingge,  1576. 
This  very  rare  volume  contains  one  folio  (8)  supplied  in  MS.,  otherwise  it 
is  a  fine  copy  of  the  first  sj'stematic  treatise  on  Navigation.  The  original 
was  published  in  1551.     Sevilla  Anton.  Alvarez. 

^,2^^812.  CURTIO  (F.  Cornelio).  Virorvm  Illustrivm  ex  ordine  Ere- 
mitarvm  D.  Avgvstini  Elogi  cvm  singvlorvm  expressis  ad 
vivvm  iconibus.     4to,  calf 

Antverpice,  J.  Criohharvm^  1636- 

Contains  30  beautifully  engraved  Portraits,  surrounded  with  ornamental 
borders,  by  C.  Galle. 

2,y^S\^.  CUSTODIS.  Patriciarvm  Stirpivm  in  S.  Rom.  Imp.  vrbe  Av- 
gusta  Yindelicor.  Quarum  quaedam,  a  iv  et  ultra,  seculis 
hucusque  superstites :  et  Earundem  Sodalitatis,  quotqnot 
hoc  anno  familiie  in  id  album  adscriptfe  reperiuntur,  Cll.  et  in- 
genui  ordinis  Ciuium  Insignia  Casio  Raphaelis  Custodis  ex- 
pressa.     122  plates.     Text  in  Latin  and  German.    4to,  ccdf 

Augspurg,  1613. 

/.SXf  814.  CUTTINGS  FOR  THE  CURIOUS.  A  Collection  of  Curios- 
ities after  the  manner  of  Joseph  Hazlewood,  Esq. 

j,iS~^\o.  CBronttincia  ^ristotilis  cum  figmis.   Sm.  4to.     jsiacfe 

acttcr.  circa  1500. 

A  curious  old  boolc  on  Chiromancy  or  Palmistry. 

"    816.  D.  (R.)     Strange  and  Prodigious  Religious  Customs  and  Man- 
ners of  Sundry  Nations.     18mo,  calf.  Lond.  1683. 

The  Author  was  probably  Robert  Dixon. 

Z^,  817.  DAGLEY  (Richard).  Gems,  Principally  from  the  Antique, 
with  Illustrations  in  verse  by  Rev.  G.  Croly.     12mo,  hds. 

Lond.  1822. 
^        818.  DAGLEY   (Rich.)     Takings,  or  the  Life  of  a  Collegian.     A 
Poem,  Illustrated  by  26  Etchings.     Rl.  8vo,  half  calf. 

Lond.  1821. 
.»r^  819.  DALLAS  (R.  C.)     Elements  of  Self  Knowledge,  and  an  En- 
quiry into  the  Genuine  Nature  of  the  Passions.     12mo,  calf. 

Lond.  1805. 

J^         820.  [DALYELL,  J.  G.]      Scotish  Poems  of  the  Sixteenth    Cen- 

tury>     2  vols,  12mo,  calf.  Edinh.  1801. 

g,        821.  DANCE  OF  DEATH.     A  Collection  of  39  Plates,  with  Etch- 

'  ings  of  the  same  subjects.     Also,  a  Series  of  26  large  Wood 


DAEIEN.  65 

cuts  \n  facsimile  of  a  very  aticient  edition.    In  1  vol.  folio, 
half  morocco. 

See  also  Holbein  (Hans). 

DAXCE  0¥  DEATH.     A  Collection  of  76  Plates,  mounted 

in  a  4to  volume,  calf  antique,  red  edges. 
DAXCIXG.   An  Essay  Towards  an  History  of  Dancing.    8vo, 

calf.  Lond..,  Tonson,  1712. 

DANIEL  (Wm.  B.)     Supplement  to  the  Rural  Sports.      40  //^ cT/ 

Plates.,  8vo,  half  russia.  1813.  o' 

DARET.     A  Collection  of  over  176  Engravings  by  Daret  and 

other   eminent  Artists,   mounted  in    a  folio    Scrap    Book. 

half  russia. 
826.  DARIEX.      Caledonia;  or,  the  Pedlar  turn'd  Merchant.      A 

Tragi-Comedy  as  it  was  Acted  by  His  Majesty's  Subjects  of 

Scotland,  in  the  King  of  Spain's  Province  of  Darien.     4to, 

calf  London,  printed.,  1700. 

A  Satirical  Poem  of  30  pages.     Brockett's  c-opy  sold  for  7.>.  Qd. 

DARIEX.  A  Defence  of  the  Scots  Abdicating  Darien  ;  Inclu- 
ding an  Answer  to  the  Defence  of  the  Scots'  Settlement  there. 
Authore  Britanno  sed  Dunensi.     8vo,  calf 

Printed  in  the  year  1 700. 
Dedication  signed  Phil.  Scot.     9  1.  pages   1  to   60 — then  pages   145-  168, 
but  the  text  reads  correctly. 

^828.  DARIEX.  Just  and  Modest  Vindication  of  the  Scots'  Design 
for  the  having  established  a  Colony  at  Darien,  with  A  Brief 
Display  how  much  it  is  their  Interest  to  apply  themselves 
to  Trade.,  and  particularly  to  that  which  is  Foreign.  8vo, 
calf ;  scarce.  Printed  in  the  year  1699. 

DARLEY.  Illustrations  of  Rip  Van  Winkle,  designed  and 
etched  by  Felix  O.  C.  Darley,  for  the  Members  of  the 
American  Art  Union.     6  Plates,  oblong  folio.  1848. 

DART  (J.)  History  and  Antiquities  of  the  Cathedral  Church 
of  Canterbury  and  the  Once-Adjoining  Monastery.  Folio, 
russia.  Land.  1726. 

Townshend's  copy  sold  for  £2  lOs.  Od 

DART  (John).  Westmonasterium,  or  the  History  and  An- 
tiquities of  the  Abbey  Church  of  St.  Peter's,  Westmin.^^ter. 
Over  150  plates,  2  vols,  folio,  rougJi  calf  Land.  (1723?) 
For  a  description  of  this  work.  seeUpcott's  English  Topography  II.,  851-9. 

Also  Lowndes'  Manual.     Reed's  cop}'  sold  for  £3  Bs.  Orf. 

DARWIX  (E.)  The  Temple  of  Xature,  or  the  Origin  of  So- 
ciety.    A  Poem.     8vo,  shetp.  Baltimore.,  1804. 

DARWIX  (E.)  The  Botanic  Garden.  A  Poem.  17  Plates. 
S\o,  sheep.  JSF.  Y.  1798. 

DASSAXCE.  Imitation  de  Jesus  Christ,  traduction  de  M. 
FAbbe  Dassance,  Chanoine  honoraire  de  Montauban.  Plates. 
Folio,  calf  Paris,  1831. 

DASSIER'S  MEDALS  of  the  Sovereigns  of  England.  Oblong 
4to.  Lond.  1797. 

9 


66  DAVID. 

^,  836.  DA^^D  (Joannes).  Dvodecim  specvlaDevra  aliqvandovidere 
desideranti  concinnata.     8vo,  t'a//",  gilt  ech/es. 

A7itverj)ice,  ex  officina  Plantiniana,  1610. 

SO   8.37. .  Aliud  exemplar.     Svo,  vellum. 

Antverpicp,  ex  officina  Plantiniana^  1610. 

/,/3    837.* .  Aliud  exemplar,  with  12  fine  Emblematical  plates  by 

Galle,  Bolswaert,  &c.     Svo,  calf. 

Antverpioi.,  ex  officina  Planti^iiana.,  1610. 
"Ces  differents  ouvrages  de  J.  David  sont  recherches  a  cause  des  gravures 
de  Th.  Galle  dont  ils  sont  ornes." — Brunei. 

/,2J^838.  DAVID  (Joanne).  Occasio  Arrepta,  N'eglecta,hvivs  Commo- 
da  illivs  incommoda.     Emhlematic  ijlates.,  4to,  calf. 

xVntverpio'..,  ex  officina  Plantiniana.,  1605. 

,^      „     839. .  Aliud  exemplar.     Ato.,  half  calf.         Antver2n(e,  1605. 

Hebbeljnck's  copy  sold  for  18  francs. 

^.SV  840.  DAVID  (Joanne).  Paradisvs  Sponsi  et  Sponsae  ;  in  qvo  Messis 
Myrrhae  et  aromatvm  ex  instrumentis  ac  mysterijs  Pas- 
sionis  Christi  coUigenda,  vi  et  commoriamur,  et  Pancarpivm 
Marianvm,  Septemplici  Titulorura  serie  distinctum  vt  in  B. 
Virginis  ordorem  curraraus  et  Christvs  formeter  in  nobis. 
2  vols,  in  1.    Svo,  calf 

Antverpioi.,  ex-offic.  Plantiniani.,  1607. 
This  very  rare  volume  contains  a  Series  of  Emblematical  plates,  beautifully 

engraved,  of  the  Life  of  Christ,  and  the  Virgin  Mary,  with  Inscriptions  to 

each,  in  Latin,  German,  and  French. 

842.  .     Another  edition.     2  vols,  in  1.     Svo.  calf. 

Antverpioi.,  Plantin.  1618. 

/,  tT^  843.  DA  VIES  (Revd.  Ed.)  The  Claims  of  Ossian  Examined  and 
Appreciated.  Swansea.,  1825. 

SHAW  ( W.)  An  Enquiry  into  the  Authenticity  of  the  Poems 
ascribed  to  Ossian.  Lond.  1782. 

WARXER  (Ferd.)  Remarks  on  the  History  of  Fingal  and 
other  Poems  of  Ossian,  1762.  3  vols,  in  1.  Rl.  Svo,  Italf 
morocco.  v.  d. 

i,  844.  DAVIES  (Revd.  Edwd.)     Celtic  Researches  on  the  Origin, 

Traditions,  and  Language  of  the  Ancient  Britons :  with 
some  Introductory  Sketches  on  Primitive  Society.  Rl.  Svo, 
half  calf.  'Lond.  1804. 

"  An  esteemed  work." — Loivndes.     Heath's  copy,  16s. 

^,  845.  DAVIES  (Ed.)  The  Mythology  and  Rites  of  the  British 
Druids,  ascertained  by  Xational  Documents.  Rl.  Svo,  half 
calf.  Lond.  1809. 

f,SO  846.  DAVIS  (J.  F.)  Chinese  Moral  Maxims,  with  a  Free  and  Ver- 
bal Translation,  affording  Examples  of  the  Grammatical 
Structures  of  the  Language.     Svo,  calf 

Macao,  China,  1823. 
t?,-t«^«4T.  DAVIS  (Wm.)     A  Journey  Round  the  Library  of  a  Biblio- 
maniac :  or  Cento  of  Xotes  and  Reminiscences  Concerning 


DAVIS.  67 

Rare,  Curious,  and  Valuable  Books.     12rao,  half  morocco, 
gilt  edges.     1  jylntes  inserted.  Z,ond.  IS21. 

f,^  848.  DAVIS  (William).  A  Journey  Round  the  Library  of  a  Biblio- 
maniac, 1821 — Second  January,  1825.  And,  Olio  of  Bibli- 
ogi-aphical  and  Literary  Anecdotes,  and  Memoranda,  Origi- 
nal and  Selected,  181*7.     3  vols,  in  1.     12mo,  half  calf. 

Lond.  V.  d. 

.,2«^849.  DAVY  (Sir  H.)  Consolations  in  Travel ;  or  the  Last  Days  of 
a  Philosopher,     \2-a\o,  half  calf .  Lond.lS'il. 

850.  DAWSON"  (Henry  B.)     Declaration  of  Independence  by  the 

Colony   of  Massachusetts    Bay,    May  1,    1776,    with    fac- 
simile.    8vo,  pp.  12.  '  JSr.  Y.  Hist.  Society  [1862]. 

851.  DAWSON  (H.  B.)     The  Sons  of  Liberty  in  New  York.     Rl. 

8vo,  half  morocco,  uncut.      JSF.  I".,  Privately  printed,  1859. 
'T         852.  DAWSON  (H.  B.)  and  Davis  (Wm.  J.)     Reminiscences  of  the 
Park   and   its    Vicinity.    Largely   illustrated,     12mo,    half 
morocco.  N.  Y.  1855. 

No.  6,  of  Twenty-five  copies  only  printed  in  this  form,  from  Valentine's 
Manual. 

t,  853.  DAYS  (The)  WHEN  WE  HAD  TAILS  ON  US,  with 
Fourteen  coloured  Illustratio7is.     8\o,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1849. 

A  satire  on  the  "Shell  Jacket"  Uniform  of  the  British  Army. 

'.  854.  DEAN  (Hy.)     Analytical  Guide  to  the  Art  of  Penmanship. 

Plate  hy  Maverick.     4to.  iV  1".  [1807]. 

Contains  an  Historical  Account  of  the  Origin  and  Progress  of  "Writing  and 

Printing. 

/(?  855.  DEAN.     Universal  Penman.     4to.  X.  Y.  n.  d. 

/,  856.  DE  BOOT  (Anselmi).  Symbola  varia  Diversorum  principum 
Archiducum  Ducum  Comitum  et  Marchionum  totius  Italiae. 
\2m.o,  old  ccdf.  Amstelcedami,  Y.  Haring,  1686. 

DE  BRY.     See  Boissardus. 

J 8  857.  DE  BURE  (Guil.)  Catalogue  des  Livres  de  la  Bibliotheque 
de  Feu  M.  le  Due  de  la  Valliere.  ler  Partie  contenant  les 
manuscrits  [decrits  par  M.  Van  Praet],  les  premieres  edi- 
tions, etc.  '  3  vols.  8vo,  vellum.  Paris,  DeBure,  1783. 

f,  858.  DE  CARDONNEL  (Adamo.)  Numismata  Scotia;  or  a 
Series  of  the  Scottish  Coinage,  from  the  Reign  of  William 
the  Lion  to  the  Union.     4to,  half  russia.  Edinh.  1786. 

S~0  859.  DECLARATION  OF  THE  KINGDOMES  OF  ENGLAND 
AND  SCOTLAND,  loyned  in  Amies  for  the  Vindication 
and  defence  of  iheir  Religion,  Liberties,  and  Lawes,  against 
the  Popish,  Prelaticall,  and  Malignant  party,  etc.  4to,  half 
calf  Lond.  for  J.   Wright,  1643. 

Unknown  to  Lowndes. 
"   860.  DEFENCE   OF  THE   PROPOSITION  ;  or  Some  Reasons, 
etc.,  of  a  Non-Conformist.     4to,  half  calf .  Lond.  1668. 


68  DEFOE. 

8,  S'O  861.  DEFOE  (Dl.)     The  Life  and  Adventures  of  Robinson  Crusoe ; 

(Uustrated    In/   Stothard ;   large   paper   copy.     2   vols.   rl. 

S\o,  half  calf,  (/ih.  Zand.  1804. 

"  It  is  said  that  only  25  Copies  were  printed  on  Large  Paper." — Lowndes. 

This  edition  is  highly  esteemed  on  account  of  the  Plates. 

J"^  862.  DEFOE  (Dl.)]     The  Political  History  of  the  Devil,  as  well 
Ancient  as  Modern,  etc.     Svo,  calf.  Land.  1726. 

y/^63.  DE   LA  MOTTE  (M.)     Fables  Nouvelles,  dedie'es  au  Roy 
'  avec  un  discours  sur  la  Fable.     Planches.     12mo,  calf. 

Amsterdam.,  Wet  stein.,  1727. 

864.  .     Another  copy.     12ino,  calf.  Amst.  1727. 

One  hundred  Pleasing  Plates  surrounded  by  tasteful  scrolls. 
^J^  865.  DE   LA   MOTTE    (M.)      Fables— Cent   Planches.     4to,    mo- 
rocco.,  extra. 

These  beautiful   Plates   are    by    Edelinck,  after  designs  bj'  Coypell,  each 
surrounded  with  a  difierent  ornamental  border. 

JV  866.  DELAMOTTE  (W.  A.)     An  Historical  Sketch  of  the  Priory 
and  Royal  Hospital  of  St.  Bartholomew.     4to,  cl. 

Lond.  1844. 

DE  LA  SERRE  (Le  Sieur),  The  Mirrour  which  flatters  not. 
Enriched  with  faire  Figui-es.  Transcrib'd  English  from  the 
French  by  T.  C.     Frontispieces  and  plates.     12mo,  calf. 

Lond.'lQ^Q. 
J7        868.  DELECTABLE  DEMAUNDES,  and  pleasant  Questions,  with 
their  seuerall  Answers,  in  matters  of  Loue :  Naturall  causes, 
with  Morall  and  politicke  deuises.     4to,  ccdf;  rare  and  curi- 
ous. Lond.  printed  hy  Thoinas  Creede,  1596. 
Unknown  to  Lowndes. 
y»ri69.  DELICES   (Les)  de  la  Grand  Bretagne  et  de  Irlande.     Vol. 
ii.  only.     Oblong  4to,  half  calf.  n.  d. 
y9           870.     DE  LILLE  (Abbe).     The  Gardens  :  a  Poem.     Highly  illus- 
trated loith  a  large  number  of  Coloured  Plates.,  hy  Partolozzi, 
4:io,  morocco,  gilt  edges.                                           Lond.  1798. 
\f,o  0  871.  .     Another  copy.     Plates  inserted.     4to,  half  red  mo- 
rocco, gilt  top.                                                            Lond.  1798. 

/ 2.,  S^O  872.  .  Another  copy,  icith  8  vignettes  and  42  added  Illustra- 
tions. 4to,  ccdf.  Lond.  1798. 
S'tS'fi  873.  DE  LILLE  (Abbe).  The  Gardens  :  a  Poem,  translated  by  Mrs. 
Montolieu.  Portrait.  Rl.  8\o,  calf  extra — a  fine  specimen 
of  binding.  Lond.  1805. 
//  874.  D[EL0N:6]  (T[homas].  Thomas  of  Reading;  or  the  Sixe 
Worthie  Yeomen  of  the  West.     4to,  half  calf  uncut. 

Ijond.  1634,  reprlrded  by  the  Pannatyne  Club,  n.  d. 

t>, /•^875.  DEMOUSTIER  (C.  A.)     Lettres  u  :Emilie  sur  La  Mythologie. 
Fine  plates,     6  vols.  Svo,  in  3.     Red  morocco  extra. 

Paris,  RenovMrd,  1809. 


DEUCHAR.  g9 

^i876.  DEMOUSTIER(C.A)     La  mem-.'.     Another  edition.     Plates. 
6  vols.  12mo,  half  bound.  Paris,  1816. 

"  Ces  lettres,  qui,  dans  la  noiiveaute,  ont    eu    un    succes  prodigieux,  sont 
pen  lues  laaintenant." — Brunet. 

877.  DENNISTON  (James).  Legends  of  Galloway.  8vo,  half 
calf  Edinb.  1825. 

,  878.  DENT.  Catalogue  of  the  Splendid,  Curious,  and  Extensive 
Library  of  the  late  John  Dent,  Esq.  Prices  and  names. 
RI.  8vo,  half  russia.  Land.  1827. 

This  Collectiou  brought  £15,040  lav.  Od 

-  879.  DENTON  (Daniel).  K  Brief  History  of  New  York,  formerly 
New  Netherland  [1670].  A  new  Edition  with  copious 
Notes  by  the  Hon.  Gabriel  Farman.  Large  paper  copy,  4to, 
dnth^  uncut.  New  York,  1845. 

Fifty  copies  only  printed  in  this  size.     Forms  No.  1  of  Gowan's  Bibliotheca 
Americana. 

880.  DE  ROOS  (Lieut,  the  Hon.  Fred.  Fitzgerald).     Personal  Nar- 

rative of  Travels  in  the  United  States  and  Canada,  in  1826. 
Illustrated  by  14  Plates,  \\\t\\  Remarks  on  the  Present  State 
of  the  American  Navy.     2d  Edition.     8vo,  half  calf  . 

Loud.  W.  H.  Ain'sicorth,  1827. 

881 .  DESCRIZIONE  del  Giordino  Reale  detto  di  Boboli.    46  Plates. 

4to,  half  russia.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

^  J^882.  DESSERT  (The).     A  Poem,  to  which  is  added  the  Tea  ;  also, 

the  Banquet.     2  vols,  in  1.     8vo,  half  calf  .  Lond.  1809. 

iZ    883.  DE  STAEL  (Mme).     Delplnne:  a  Novel.     4  vols.  12mo,  calf. 

Lond.  1805. 
//    884.  DE    STAEL.     Reflections  on  Suicide.   18mo,  half  morocco. 

Philad.  1816. 
DETAIL  of  Some    Particular  Services  performed  in  America, 
during  the  years  1776 — 1779.     12mo,  cloth,  uncut. 

Printed  for  Ithiel  Toicn,  N.  Y.  1835. 

886.  DEVELTY.  Calendrier  Album.  4to,  hcdf  morocco.  A  Se- 
ries of  25  Lithographic  Plates.  Paris,  n.  d. 

887.  DEUCHAR  (Dav.)  A  Collection  of  Etchings,  after  the  most 
Eminent  Masters  of  the  Dutch  and  Flemish  Schools — Par- 
ticularly Rembrandt,  Ostade,  Cornelius  Beza  and  Van  Vliet ; 
accompanied  with  Sundry  Miscellaneous  Pieces,  and  a  few 
Original  Designs.  Proofs  on  India  paper.  3  vols.  4to, 
red  morocco.  Edinb.  1803. 
Comprises  nearly  300  plates.     Copies  similar  to  the  present  are  scarce,  and 

worth  from  £7  to  £10. 

888.  DEVIL  (The)  TURN'D  HERMIT;  or  Adventures  of  Astoroth 
Banished  from  Hell ;  a  Satirical  Romance.  Translated  from 
the  French.  2  vols.  12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1751. 
Exhibits  the  Scandalous  Frauds,  lewd  Amours,  etc.,  of  the  Monks  and  Nuns, 

etc.     Not  mentioned  by  Lowndes. 

889.  DIABOLIAD :  a  Poem,  dedicated  to  the  Worst  Man  in  his 
Majesty's  Dominions.     4to,  half  morocco.  Loyul.  1677. 


70  DIBDIN. 

j^,lS^90.  DIALECTIC  AM  UNI  VERS  AM.  A  MS.  illustrated  with  Por- 
traits of  Ancient  jP/dlosophers  and  Grammarians.  4to, 
calf. 
^/J  891.  DIALOGI  DVO  RERVM  Verborumqve  lepore  etcopia  insig- 
nes  ;  qvorum  prior,  continet  colloquium  inter  Deum  et  Euam 
(vt  fevunt)  eiusque  liberos,  posterior  Saloraonis  et  Marcolphi 
iueundissimam  decertationem  proponet.     4to,  uncut. 

He^jrinted  at  the  Auchinleck  Press,  1816, 

This  Dialogue  between  Solomon  and  Marcolphus  is  reprinted  from  the  early 

edition,  witliout  date.     It  contains  some  coarse  jokes,   many  of  which  are 

in  George  Buchanan's  Jests.     Autograph   Letter  of  Alex.  Boswell   to   Francis 

Freeling  inserted.     Boswell's  copy  sold  for  £1  10s.  Od 

S~,  892.  IBiiilQ^ViZS  (The)  iu  English,  betwene  a  Docter  of  Diuinity, 
and  a  Student  in  the  lawes  of  England.  Newly  corrected 
and  imprinted,  with  new  additions.  Woodcut  Title.  3l$lacft 
JLtiiZX.  Numerous  MS.  Notes.  18mo,  ccdf  antique.,  gilt 
top.  Lond.  M.  Tottelli,  1580. 

Not  mentioned  by  Lowndes. 

/S^  893.  DIALOGUES  OF  CREATURES  MORALIZED,  Appliable 
and  Edifying  to  every  merry  and  jocund  matter,  and  right 
profitable  to  the  Governance  of  Men.  Edited  by  Joseph 
Haslewood.     Wood  cuts,  4to,  blue  morocco  extra. 

Lond.  1816. 
"Of  this  reprint  98  copies  were  printed,  all  of  which   excepting  42  were 
destroyed  by  fire." — Lowndes. 

Strettell's  copy  sold  for  £?,  'is.  (id.     See  Moorman  (Johannes). 

-^  894.  DIBDIN  (Th.  F.)  ^des  Althorpiana? ;  or  an  Account  of  the 
Mansion,  Books  and  Pictures  at  Althorp,  the  Residence  of 
Earl  Spencer,  with  the  Supplement  to  the  Bibliotheca  Spen- 
ceriana.    32  Plates.   2  vols.  impl.  8vo,  blue  morocco.,  gilt  edges. 

Lond.   1822. 
Forms  vols.  5  and  6  of  the  Bibliotheca  Spenceriana,  and  includes  a  Syste- 
matic Catalogue  of  Editions  of  the  Scriptures. 

S^  895.  DIBDIN  (T.  F.)  Banquet  Donne  a  Paris  le  17  Juin,  1818, 
jour  anniversaire  de  la  Fondation  du  Roxburghe  Club. 
8vo,  hcdf  calf.  [Paris,  1818.] 

y^  896.  DIBDIN  (Thos.  F.)  A  Bibliographical,  Antiquarian,  and  Pic- 
turesque Tour  in  France  and  Germany.  Second  edition.  3 
vols.  8vo,  half  roan.  Lond.  1829. 

"  This  very  beautiful  work  contains  much  curious  and  interesting  informa- 
tion respecting  the  MSS.  and  rare  printed  works  in  public  and  private  libra- 
ries abroad." — Lowndes. 

/Q,  89V.  DIBDIN  (Tho.  F.)  A  Bibhographical,  Antiquarian,  and  Pic- 
turesque Tour  in  the  Northern  Counties  of  England  and  in 
Scotland.  Extra  jjlates  inserted.  2  vols.  rl.  8vo,  half  7no- 
rocco,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1838. 

^y,  898.  DIBDIN  (Tho.  F.)  The  Bibliographical  Decameron,  or  Ten 
Days' Pleasant  Discourse  upon  Illuminated  Manuscripts  and 
Subjects  connected  with  early  Engraving,  Typography,  and 
Bibliography.     3  vols.  rl.  8vo,  morocco,  marble  edges. 

Lond.  1817. 


DIBDIN.  71 

One  of  the  rarest  and  pleasantest  of  Dibdin's  Books.  "  It  may  be  consid- 
ered as  a  continuation  of  the  Bibliomania.  From  the  information  which  it 
contains,  and  the  splendor  of  the  decorations  and  printing,  it  will  ever  be 
considered  as  a  model  of  excellence  and  good  taste  in  typography  and  the 

Arts." — Lowndes. 

'sgo.  DIBDIN  (Tho.  F.)  The  Bibliomania ;  or,  Book  Madness,  con- 
taining some  account  of  the  History,  Symptoms,  and  Cure 
of  this  Fatal  Disease.     1st  edition.     8vo,  bds.,  uncut. 

Zand.  1809. 

900.  DIBDIN  (Thos.  F.)     Bibliomania  ;  or,  Book  Madness  :  a  Bib- 

liographical Romance  in  Six  Parts.  Illustrated  with  Cuts. 
3fagnificent  copy  inlaid  in  in^yenal  8vo,  and  illustrated  with 
297  Portraits.,  c&c,  and  hound  in  2  thick  vols.  Green  mo- 
rocco extra.^  and  morocco  linings^  with  broad  borders  oj^  gold., 
by  Leiois.  Lond.\8\\. 

For  a  key  to  the  Characters,  see  Lowndes'  Manual. 
Respecting  this  copy  of  the  Bibliomania,  Dibdin  himself  writes  thus: 
"  In  the  town  of  Islington  there  dwelt  a  worthy  wight,  William  Turner  by 
name,  a  resident  of  Canonbury  Square,  within  the  said  town.  Of  all  lovers 
(I  ought  rather  to  say  worshippers)  of  the  Bibhomania,  he  was  the  most  ardent, 
the  most  constant,  the  most  generous ;  sparing  nothing  wherewith  to  deco- 
rate her  person,  or  to  add  to  the  treasures  of  her  wardrobe.  Listen  to  his 
Inventory : 

"  'Bibliomania,  small  paper,  in  two  parts,  illustrated  with  211  prints  [now 
297].  Every  leaf  extended.  The  same  bound  by  Lewis,  not  illustrated. 
The  first  \this\  copy  was  sold,  on  the  demise  of  its  owner,  to  a  Mr.  Town,  of 
Xew  York,  for  Sixty  Guineas.' — Reminiscences  of  a  Literary  Life,  vol.  1, 
p.  325,  32(5." 

901.  DIBDIN  (Dr.  Thos.  Fr.).  Bibliomania;  or.  Book  Madness:  a 

Bibliographical  Romance,  illustrated  with  cuts.  New  edition. 
Large  paper  copy.,  55  only  printed.    Impl.  8vo,  bds.  uncut. 

Lond.  1842. 

This  celebrated  work,  which  unites  the  entertainment  of  a  romance  with 
the  most  valuable  information  on  all  bibliographical  subjects,  has  long  been 
scarce.  This  edition  was  undertaken  by  Mr.  Walmsly.  It  contains  a  Key  to 
the  characters,  &c.,  and  a  Supplement  edited  by  Dr.  Dibdin  himself. 

902.  [DIBDIN  (Thos.  F.)]   Bibliophobia.    Remarks  on  the  Present 

Languid  and  Depressed  State  of  Literature  and  the  Book 
Trade,  in  a  Letter  addressed  to  the  Author  of  the  Bibliomania. 
By  Mercurius  Rusticus.  Illustrated  icith  88  plates.  8vo, 
hcdf  russia,  gilt  top.  Lond.  1832. 

.  Another  copy.     8vo,  half  russia.  Lond.  1832. 

A  Continuation  of  the  Bibliomania  in  the  form   of  a  tour   through  the 

different  booksellers'  shops  of  London,  Oxford,  and  Reading. 

DIBDIN  (Tho.  F.)  A  Descriptive  Catalogue  of  the  Books 
printed  in  the  Fifteenth  Century,  lately  forming  part  of  the 
Library  of  the  Duke  de  Cassano  Serra,  &c.  Large  paper., 
impl.  8vo,  half  green  morocco.,  gilt  top.  Lond.  1823. 

This  collection  now  forms  part  of  the  Bibliotheca  Spenceriana,  of  which 

indeed  this  Catalogue  is  the  Seventh  and  last  part,  with  Index  to  the  whole- 

905.  [DIBDIN  (T.  F.)]     The  Director  ;  a  Literary    and   Scientific 
Journal.     2  vols,  in  1,  Svo,  calf.  Lond.  1807. 


W 


72  DIBDIN. 

/,S'0  906.  DIBDIN"  (T.  F.)  Introflnction  to  the  Knowledsce  of  the 
Greek  and  Roman  Classics.  First  edition^  8vo,  half  riissUi., 
gilt  f'dr/es.  Glocester,  1802, 

/^^  907.  DIBDIN  (Tlio.  F.)     An  Introduction  to  the  Knowledge  of  the 

Rare  and  Valuable  Editions  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  Classics. 
4th  edition  ;  large  pajyer  copy.  2  vols.  impl.  Bvo,  half  mo- 
rocco., gilt  top).,  roiigh  edges.  Lond.  1827. 
The  value  of  this  copy  is  greatly  enhanced  by  the  careful  insertion,  in  the 

broad  margin,  of  heads  of  many  of  the  "Classics"  and  Commentators.     250 

copies  only  printed  in  this  style.     Last  and  best  edition. 

J7  908.  DIBDIN   (Th.  F.)       The  Library    Companion  ;    or,    Young  C^ 

Man's  Guide,  and  the  Old  Man's  Comfort  in  the  Choice  of  a 
Library.  1  vol.  in  2,  with  Blank  Leaves  for  the  insertion  of 
Illustrations.     8vo,  half  morocco.,  uncut.  Land.  1824. 

■y  909.  .  Another  copy.     8vo,  halfrussia.  Lond.  1824.    C 

'  "  Contains  much  curious  and  important  Bibliographical  information,  not  else- 

where to  be  found." — Lowndes. 

7'  S~0    910.  DIBDIN   (Tho.  F.)      Poems.     8vo,  half  morocco. 
Lond.  1797. 

"  In  the  first  edition  of  the  Bibliomania  is  a  curious  note  respecting  these 
Poems,  from  which  it  appears  that  500  copies  were  printed,  the  major  part 
of  which  were  destroyed  by  tire.  'My  only  consolation  is,'  says  the  author, 
'that  the  volume  is  exceedingly  rare.'      Bindley's  copy  sold  for  £1  18s.  OcZ." 

— Lowndes. 

,^  „  911.  DIBDIN  (Tho.  F.)  Reminiscences  of  a  Literary  Life,  with 
Anecdotes  of  Books  and  of  Book-Collectors.  2  vols.  8vo,  half 
calf.  Lond.  18.36. 

/,«^  912.  [DIBDIN  (T.  F.)]  To  Arthur,  Duke  of  Wellington  :  a  Poem 
on  his  Installation  as  Chancellor  of  the  University  of  Oxford, 
with  letter  in  Pencil  mark  by  Dr.  Dibdin.  Folio,  broad 
sheet.  [1834.] 

S^,€o  91.3.  DIBDIN  (Thos.  F.)  Typographical  Antiquities  ;  or  the  His- 
tory of  Printhig  in  England,  Scotland,  and  Ireland,  Containing 
Memoirs  of  our  Ancient  Printers,  and  a  Register  of  the  Books 
printed  by  them.  Begun  by  the  late  Joseph  Ames  :  Consider- 
ably augmented  by  Wm.  Herbert,  and  Now  greatly  enlarged, 
with  Copious  N"otes,  and  illustrated  loith  appropriate  Engra- 
vings., (tv.,  hy  T.  F.  Dibdin.    4  vols.  4to,  russia  ;  fine  copy. 

Lond.  1814. 
This  useful'  and  valuable  work  also  comprehends  the  History  of  English 

Literature,  and  a  view  of  the  Progress  and  the  A.rt  of  Engraving  in  Great 

Britain. 

S<f  914.  DICK  (Thos.)     The  Christian   Philosopher.     \2mo,  calf  gilt. 

Glasgow,  1824. 

/,/J  915.  DICTIONARY  OF  THE  SCOTTISH  LANGUAGE.  24mo, 
l>ds.  Edinb.  1827. 

/ ,00^\'o.  DIGBY.  Letters  between  the  Ld.  George  Digby  and  Sr. 
Kexelm  Dkjby,  kt.  concerning  Religion.  12mo,  caJf 
extra.  Lond.  1651. 


DIGBY.  73 

917.  DIGBY    (Sir    Kenelme).     A    Late  Discourse,  Touching  the 

Cure  of  Wounds  by  the  Powder  of  Sympathy  :  with  In- 
structions how  to  make  the  said  Powder  ;  whereby  many 
other  Secrets  of  Xature  are  unfolded.  Rendered  faithfully 
out  of  French  into  English,  by  R.  White.     12mo,  oalf. 

Land.  1658. 
In  the  same  volume  are  other  Pieces  on  Alchemy,  thePhilosoplier's  Stone, 
etc.,  by  Ha'rtlib,  Flammel,  and  others.     This  rare  piece  is  not  mentioned  by 
Lowndes  in  his  list  of  tliis  Author's  works. 

918.  DIGBY.     Catalogue  of  Coins  and  Medals  of  Hon.   Rd.   E 

Dighy^  Mr.  Rich.,  and  two  other  collections ;  some  priced- 
8vo,  half  calf.  1828,  etc. 

919.  DILLIS  (G.)     Douze  Vues    de    la  Baviere    dessines   par  G. 

Dillis  gravees  par  Warenberger.     Folio,  russia. 

Mantiheim.,  s.  a. 
The  Plates  are  coloured,  and  the  text  is  in  German  and  French ;  in  the 
same  volume  are  other  Views  in  Bavaria ;  in  all  57  Plates. 

920.  DIMSDALE.    Catalogue  of  [Dimsdale's]  Books  and  Coins. 

8vo,  half  morocco.  1824. 

921.  DINKEL.     Recueil  de   Portraits   et   Costumes  Suisses  les. 

plus  elegants  nsites  dans  les  22  Cantons  accompagne  d'un 
Supplement :  32  richly  coloured  plates.  Rl.  4to,  morocco 
extra,  bevelled  boards  and  joiids.  Berne.,  n.  d. 

DIOGENES.     Vol.1.     (All  published.)     ^to,  cloth.  1853. 

DIONYSIUS   [ALEXANDRINUS]    de   Situ    Orbis.     Small 

folio,  calf.  Yenetiis,  mcccclxxxxviii. 

This  edition  is  not  mentioned  by  Brunet. 

'924.  [DISNEY  (John)].     Memoirs  of  Thomas  Brand-Hollis,  Esq. 

Portrait  and  9  Plates.     Rl.  4to,  bds..,  uncut.         Lond.  1808. 

The  subject  of  these  memoirs  was  a  liberal  benefactor  to  Harvard  College, 

and  a  friend  and  correspondent  of  President  John  Adams.     Tlie  author  was 

a  celebrated  Unitarian  preacher.     See  Blackburne. 

925.  DIVERS  ANCIENT  MONUMENTS  IN  THE  SAXON 
TONGUE,  Written  700  Years  Ago,  Shewing  Tliat  both  in 
the  Old  and  New  Testament,  the  Lord's  Prayer,  and  the 
Creede,  were  then  used  in  the  Mother  Tongue.     4to,  ccdf 

Zand.  1638. 

DIX  (John  A.)  The  City  of  New  York  :  its  Growth,  Des- 
tinies, and  Duties.     8vo',  pp.  23.  X.  Y.  1853. 

DOBIE  (James).  Examination  of  the  Claim  of  John  Lindsay 
Crawfurd  to  the  Titles  and  Estates  of  Crawfurd  &  Lindsay, 
with  an  Exposure  of  the  Forgeries,  etc.,  and  a  Refutation  of 
the  Statements  in  the  book  entitled  "The  Crawfurd  Peer- 
age."    4to,  half  morocco.  Edinb.  1831. 

DOBSON  (Mrs.)  Life  of  Petrarch,  collected  from  Memoires 
pour  la  Vie  de  Petrarch.     2  vols.  8vo,  sheep.      Lond.  1803. 

"  An  esteemed  work." — Lowndes. 
10 


74  DOUGLAS. 

/  /2.  929.  DOCTRIXA  CHRISTIAXA  Per  Victorium  Scialac  Accuren- 

siuiu  et  Gabrielem  Sionitam  Edeniensem,  Arabic  &  Latin. 

12mo,  red  morocco^  richly  gilt  sides.  Romce.,  1618. 

^J    930.  DODD  (Wm.)     Reflections  on  Death.     18mo.        Lond.  n.  d. 

O  iS^'^^^-  DODDRIDGE  (Pliilip).     The  Family  Expositor.     4  vols,  in 

•^'  2.     Mo^rowihcalf.  Bungay.,  \%\9,. 

J"^2.  DODGE   (Robert).     A   Book  for  every  Soldier's  Knapsack.     -' 
Tracts  for  the  War.     Secession :  The  Remedy  and  Result. 
ISrao,  pp.  71.  A^  F.  1861. 

/^  933.  DODSLEY  (R.)     (Economy  of  Hmnan  Life.     Timo. 

Land.  1758. 

/  j~(^   934.  .     xVnother  edition.     Fine  plates.,  by  Harding.     12mo, 

''  calf  extra.  Lond.  1806. 

/,  /J    935.  [DOD  WELL  (Hy.)]    Christianity  not  Founded  on  Argument ; 

and  the  True  Principle  of  Gospel  Evidence  assisrned.     8vo, 

half  morocco.  Lond.  1746. 

This  was  replied  to  by  Dr.  Benson,  who  was  in  turn  answered  by  Morgan. 

j^  936.  DONATION  ET   SLTBSTITUTION  faites  par  tres  haut  et 

'   '  tres  Puissant  seigneur  M.  Fr.  Vicomte  d'Aubusson  de  la 

Feuillade,   etc.      A   MS.    on   vellum.,    beautifully  written. 

4to,  red  morocco  ;  extra  gilt  sides.  1687. 

JZfS'O  937.  DORAT  (M.)      Fables   Nouvelles;     very  fine  2^lates.     8vo, 

half  calf.  Paris,  1773. 

/y,  938.  .     Another  copy.     8vo,  red  morocco  ;  gilt  edges. 

Paris,  IIIZ.X 

/,JQ    939.  .     Another  copy.     8vo,  half  calf  Pans,  1773.  r 

4    ..jfj/^fr  940.  DORR  (Benjamin).     A  Memoir  of  John  Fanning  Watson,  the 


hi' 


Annalist  of  Philadelphia  and  New  York.  Prepared  by  re- 
quest of  the  Historical  Society  of  Pennsylvajiia,  and  read 
in  their  Hall,  Monday  evening:,  February  11,  1861.  8vo, 
pp.  88.     Portrait.         Philadelphia,  Collins,  Printer,  1861. 

c/,  941.  DOUCE  (Francis).     Illustrations  of  Shakspeare,  and  of  An- 

cient Manners,  with  Dissertations  on  the  Clowns  and  Fools 
of  Shakspeare,  etc.  Plates  by  Berryman,  2  vols.  8vo, 
calf  '  Lond.  1807. 

A  work  replete    with  tasteful  illustration    and   curious    research. — Dr. 
Dibdin.     Nassau's  copy,  £2  V2s.  Qd. 

SO  942.  DOUGALL   (John).     The  Modern   Preceptor,    or  a  General 
Course  of  Education.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf  Land.  1810. 

/^«r'943.  DOUGLAS.  Select  Works  of  Gawin  Douglas,  Bishop  of 
Dvmkeld,  with  Memoirs  of  the  Author,  Glossary,  and  Notes  ; 
also.  Select  Poems  of  Wil.  Dunbar.  2  vols,  in  1.  12mo, 
calf.  Perth,  1787-8. 

A  ndtice  of  this  author  will  be  found   in  Warton's  History  of  English 
Poetry.     31st  section. 


DOUGLAS. 


75 


fO  944.  DOUGLAS   (Lady  Jane.)     Letters— Essence  of  the  Douglas 

Cause  [by  Boswell],  and   Two  other  Pieces  on   the   same 

subject,  in  1  vol.  8vo,  finlfealf.  Loud.  1767. 

This  case  caused  great  excitement  at  the  time.     See  Notes  and  Queries 

XXL,  p.  183. 

(^  945.  DOUGLASS  (Rob.)  The  Peerage  of  Scotland,  containing  An 
Histo;-ical  and  Genealogical  Account  of  the  Nobility  of  that 
Kingdom,  from  their  Origin  to  the  present  Generation ; 
illustrated  with  Copper-Plates.  Edlnh.  1764. 

"  An  authentic  and  esteemed  work." — Lowndes. 

^»>  946.  DOWSE.  The  Dowse  Library. — Proceedings  of  the  Massa- 
chusetts Historical  Society,  relating  to  the  Donations  from 
Thomas  Dowse;  with  tlie  Eulogy  by  Edward  Everett. 
8vo,  pp.  V.  80.     Plate  and  tvK)  ixMraits. 

Boston,  Printed  for  Private  Distribution,  1859. 
John  ^VUan,  Esq.,  with  the  kind  regards  of  G-eorge  Livermore. 

^C  946* .     Dowse    Library.     Another   copy.     Folded ;    imper- 
fect. 1859. 
947.  DO\ySE  (Thomas).     The  Will  of  Thomas  Dowse,   of  Cam- 
~     '                  bridgeport.     Printed  for  the  Executors. 

Cambridge,  Massachusetts,  U.  S.  A.  m.dccc.lvi. 
8vo,  pp.  7.     Twenty-four  copies  printed.     From  George  Livermore. 

;         948.  DRAKE  (Joseph  R.)  and   HALLECK  (Fitz  Greene).     The 
Croakers.     First  complete  edition ;  illustrated  with  60  In- 
serted Plates.     Rl.  8vo,  i-ed  morocco  extra.         N'.  Y.  1860. 
Subscribers'  copy  No.    60.     One  hundred  and  fifty  copies  printed  for  the 
Bradford  Club. 

^,  949.  DRAKE  (Samuel  G.)  The  Book  of  the  Indians  ;  or  Biog- 
raphy and  History  of  the  Lidians  of  North  America,  from 
its  First  Discovery  to  the  Year  1841.  Eighth  edition,  42 
Plates  inserted.     1  vol.  in  2.     8vo,  half  green  morocco. 

Boston,  1841. 

DRAWINGS.     A  Series  of  Pencil  Sketches  in  4to. 

See  also  Engravings. 

yj    951.  DRAWING  ROOM  ALBUM.     An  Ornamental  and  Varie- 
'  gated  Repository,  containing  189  Coloured  Engravings,  in- 

terspersed with  Literary  Scraps.     4to,  embossed  roan,  gilt 
edges. 

/,        952.   [DREGHORN  (Lord)].     Essays  in  Verse. 

Printed  in  the  year  1769- 

"  These  Essa3's,  tho'  printed,  are  not  sold  or  published.  Only  a  very  few 
copies  have  been  thrown  off,  and  therefore  it  is  requested  that  this  one  be  not 
lent  or  lost." — MS.  Note  m  the  Author's  own  hand. 

^2*^^53.  DREXELIUS  (Hiero).  De  ^ternitate  considerationes  coram 
ser^iii  vtriusq.  Bavarise  Principibus  Maxiuiilianoet  Elisabetha 
explicatae,  etc.  ^  fine  i^lates  by  Sadeler.  18mo,  ynorocco, 
gilt  and  marbled  edges.  Monachii,  1622. 


6.^0 


76  DUNCAN. 

J9  954.  DREXELIUS  (Hier.)  Orbis  Phaethon  Hoc  est  De  Universis 
Vitii  Lingvie.  24  Curious  Emblematical  Plates.  24 mo, 
('((If.  Colonw,  1637. 

/,0O  955.  DRINKWATER  (John).  A  History  of  the  Siei?e  of  Gibral- 
tar. 8vo,  calf.  '  i)uhUn,  1791. 
/,  ^•^956.  [DRUE  (Thomas)].  Life  of  the  Dvtches  of  Svffolke,  As  it 
hath  beene  divers  and  sundry  times  acted,  with  good  ap- 
plause. 8vo,  cit)'0)i  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1631. 
JlS^^ol.  DRUMMOND  (Wm.)  A  Cypress  Grove;  or  Philosophical 
Reflections  against  the  fear  of  Death.     18mo,  half  calf. 

Glasc/ov),'ll5\. 

S',<^^  958.  DRURY.  Catalogue  of  the  Extensive  and  Valuable  Library 
of  the  Rev.  H.  Drury.  One  of  Thirty-five  copies  printed  on 
Writing  Paper.,  presented  to  Francis  JFreelbm  hy  II.  Drury. 
With  prices  and  names.     8vo,  red  morocco  extra  ;  Joints. 

Lond.  1827. 

^,  2*^959.  DTJ  BOIS  (Wm.E.)    Pledges  of  History.    A  Brief  Account  of 

the  Collection  of  Coins  belons^ing  to  the  Mint  of  the  United 

States,  etc.    Plate.   12mo.     Philad..,  privately  printed.,  1846. 

One  hundred  and  forty  copies  only  printed. 

960.  DUCAREL  (Andrew  Coltee).  A  Series  of  above  Two  hundred 
Anglo-Gallic  or  Norman  and  Aquitian  Coins  of  the  Antient 
Kings  of  England;  Exhibited  iu  Sixteen  Copper-Plates,  and 
Illustrated  in  Twelve  Letters.     Portrait.     4to,  adf. 

Lond.  1757. 

^/,  961.  DUER  (Wm.  Alex.)  New  York  as  it  was  during  the  Latter 
Part  of  the  Last  Century.  An  Anniversary  Address  delivered 
before  the  St.  Nicholas  Society  of  the  City  of  New  York, 
Dec.  1st,  1848.  8vo,  inlaid  in  4to,  half  calf.  JV.  Y.  1849. 
This  copy  has  every  leaf  extended.     Portraits  of  eminent  New  Yorkers  ; 

Autograph  Letters  of  Duer,  T.  Rivington,  De  Witt  Clinton,  Hugh  Gaine,  and 

18  otlier  eminent  Citizens;  Newspaper  Scraps,  &c. 

/A  962.  .  Another  copy,  inlaid  in  4to,  and  fully  illustrated  with 

Portraits,  Views,  Newspaper  cuttings,  &c. 

JV.    Y.  1849. 

DUFIEF   (N.  G.)      Nature    Displayed— applied    to  French. 
2  vols.  8vo,  calf  Phllad.  1806. 

^^  964.  DUGDALE  (Sir  Wm.)  History  of  St.  Paul's  Cathedral  in 
London,  from  its  Foundation.  The  Second  Edition,  correct- 
ed and  enlarged  by  the  Author's  own  Hand.  To  which  is 
prefixed  his  Life,  Avritten  by  himself  Publish'd  by  Edward 
Maynard,  D.  D.     13  lav  ye  plates.      Folio,  ricssia,  gilt  edges. 

Lond.  1761. 
The  Roxburghe  copy  sold  for  £11  Os.  6d 

4—865.  DUNCAN  (Archibald).  The  Mariner's  Chronicle  ;  or  Authentic 
and  Complete  History  of  Popular  Shipwrecks.  50  plates. 
6  vols.  12m().  Lond.  n.  d. 


./ 


6'^ 


DUTCKIXCK.  77 

Some  of  these  popular  (?)  Shipwrecks  occurred  on  the  American  Coasts. 
The  inappropriateness  of  the  title  sugorested  itself  to  the  Author,  and  the 
titles  of  volumes  11.  to  VI.  omit  the  word  "  popular." 

-Q  966.  DUXCAX  (JohnM.)     Travels  in  the  United  States  in  1818 

and  1819.     The  original  M8.  in  the  Author's  Autograph. 

Folio.     Rough  calf. 
^J^967.  DUXCAX  (John  M.)     Travels  through  part  of  the  United 

States  and  Canada  in  1818  and  1819.    2  vols,  post  8vo,  calf. 

Glosgoii\  1823. 

"  John  Allan,  Esq.,  from  the  Author." 

n  968. .  x\nother  copy.     2  vols,  post  8vo,  hds.    Glasgow.,    1823. 

Mr.  Duncan  was  a  publisher  in  Glasgow,  and  Mr.  Allan  acted  as  agent  for 
the  sale  of  the  Pubhcations  of  the  Duncans  for  some  years. 

rfi  969.  DUNLAP  (Wm.)  A  History  of  the  American  Theatre.  8vo, 
bds.  R.  r:  1832. 

Eeplete  with  Biographical  Sketches,  Criticisms,  Scenes,  Anecdotes,  and 
Facetia?. 

-fi  970.  DUNLAP  (Wm.)  History  of  the  Rise  and  Progress  of  the 
Arts  of  Design  in  the  United  States.  2  vols.  8vo,  Ids. 
uncut.,  scarce.  K.  Y.  1834. 

The  largest  and  best  work  on  the  subject. 

^J^97l.  [DUNTON  (John)].  Neck  or  Nothing,  being  a  Supplement  to 
the  Short  History  of  the  Parliament.  2  parts  in  1  vol. 
12mo,  morocco.  Loud.  1713. 

972.  DURER  (Albert).     Designs  for  the  Prayer  Book.     Portrait. 

43  Plates.     Folio.,  calf  extra.  Loud.  1817. 

973.  DURER   (Albert).     The  Passion  of  our  Lord  Jesus  Christ ; 

edited    hy    Henry    Cole.     4to.     Printed   on   vellum,   and 
hound  in  red  velvet  •  gilt  edges  and  clas}).  Lond.  1844. 

974.  DURRANT.     Catalogue  of  the  Exceedingly  choice  Collection 

of  English  Coins  of  the   late  Lieut.  Colonel  Durrant. 
Rl.  8vo,  half  calf  tcith  Prices  and  Names.       Lond.  1847. 

~0  975.  DUSIMITIER  (M.)  Portraits  of  the  Generals,  etc.,  of  the 
L'nited  States.    4to.    12  Portraits  ;  half  ccdf    Lond.llS'i. 

71^  976.  DWAL  (N.)  Nouvelles  Hevres  Gravees  au  burin.-  18mo, 
old  red  morocco.  Paris,  n.  d. 

flf  977.  DUYCKINCK  (E.  A.  &  G.  L.)  Cyclopsedia  of  American 
Literature.     2  vols. ««('/).  8vo,  half  morocco,  uncut  •  scarce. 

N.   Y.  1855, 

Embraces  Personal  and  Critical  Notices  of  Authors,  and  Selections  from 
their  writings,  with  225  Portraits,  425  Autographs,  and  75  Views  of  Col- 
leges, etc. 

J  978.  DYER  (Ch.  Geo.)  Biographical  Sketches  of  the  Lives  and 
Characters  of  Illustrious  and  Eminent  Men,  with  their  Auto- 
graphs.    48  Portraits.     Rl.  8vo,  half  bound  ;  rough  edges. 

Lond.  1828. 
Includes  Benjamin  Frankhn. 


78  EDINBURGH. 

(J)tAA  979.  EARLY  METRICAL  TALES;  including  the  History  of  Sir 
Egar,  Sir  Gryine,  and  Sir  Gray-Steill.  12  mo,  green  mo- 
rocco extra.  Edinh.  1826. 
S  2J~980.  E ASTON  (James).  Human  Longevity  ;  recording  the  Name, 
Age,  Place  of  Residence,  and  Year  of  the  Decease  of  1712 
Persons,  Avho  attained  a  Century  and  Upwards,  from  A.  D. 
66  to  1799;  comprising  a  Period  of  1733  years.  With 
Anecdotes  of  the  Most  Remai'kable.     8vo,  hds. 

Salisbury^  1799. 
Includes  notices  of  some  Americans.     Broekett's  sold  for  96-. 
J~^         981.   EATON.     The  Life  of  the  Late  Gen.  William  Eaton,  prin- 
cipally collected  from  his  Correspondence  and  other  MSS. 
Portrait.     8vo,  hds.,  uncut.  Brookfield,  1813. 

3,*^0  982.  [EBEN  (Fred.  Baron.)]  Specimens  of  the  Military  Uniform 
of  Sweden;  colored  plates.     Mo.,  half  calf .  s.  1.  s.  a. 

/Zf        983.  ECHO  (The).     With  Other  Poems.     Eight  Illustrations,  and 
41  Plates  inserted.     8vo,  morocco  extra. 

Printed  at  the  Porcupine  Press,  by  Pasquin  Petronius 

[1807.] 
The  authors  were,  Alsop,  Dwight,  Cogswell,  Hopkins,  &  Trumbull. 

^^  984.  ECONOMY  OF  HUMAN  LIFE.  Translated  from  an  Indian 
Manuscript,  written  by  an  Ancient  Bratniu.  Plates  by 
Harding.     12 mo,  morocco,  gilt.  Lond.  1806. 

^J^985.  EDINBURGH   ALMANACK,  for   1807,    1811,  1820,  1827, 
1829,  1831,  and  1849.     7  vols.     12mo. 

/.  '  986.  EDINBURGH  MAGAZINE  &  REVIEW.  By  a  Society 
of  Gentlemen.     5  vols.  8vo,  calf.  Edinb.  1773,  etc. 

Edited  by  Gilbert  Stuart,  and  unequalled  by  any  work  of  that  day.     See 
Burton's  Life  of  Hume,  vol.  II.,  p.  468. 

^»^^7.  EDINBURGH.     Historical  Sketch  of  the  Municipal  Constitu- 
tion of  Edinburgh.      \1mo,  bds.  Edinh.  \S2Q. 
/,SV  988.  EDINBURGH.     Modern    Athens    displayed  in    a   Series  of 
Views  in  Edinburgh.     By  Thos.  H.  Shepherd.     4to,  uncut. 

Lond.  1829. 
^,         989.  EDINBURGH.     Picturesque  Views  of  Edinburgh.    Draw- 
ings by  J.  Ewbank ;  engraved  by  W.  H.  Lizars ;  and  His- 
torical Sketch  by  J.  Browne.      4to,  half  calf .    Edinb.  1825. 

S'^  990.  EDMONDSON  (Joseph).     [Tables  of]  Precedency.     All  En- 
graved.    Square  12mo,  red  morocco.  Lond.  (1764). 

>^,  •T^  991.  EDOM  OF  GORDON.  An  Ancient  Scottish  Poem.  Never 
before  Printed.     4to,  green  rnorocco    extra,  loith  joints. 

Glasgow,  1755. 

Q,  0,  992.  EDWARDS  (Ed.)  Anecdotes  of  Painters,  who  have  resided 
or  been  born  in  England.  Illustrated  copy,  with  78  Plates 
inserted.     4to,  half  russia.  Lond.  1808. 


EDWARDS.  70 

993.  EDWARDS  (Ed.)     Anecdotes,  S:c.    Another  copy ;  illusfrat- 

ed  by  65  Platesins'erted,  including  some  unpr(blished  Pri- 
vate Plates.    4to,  half  nissia.  P/ond.  1 808. 
This  AV'Ork  was  designed  to  be  a  continuation  of  Walpole's  Anecdotes. 

994.  EDWARDS.     Catalo,2:ne  of  the  Valuable  Library  of  James 

Edwards,    Esq.      Purge     'pa^ier    copy.,    with   MS.   Pndex. 

Prices  and  names.  'R\.  8vo,  half  russia,  uncut.  Land.  1815. 
ST?    995.  .     Another  large  paper  copy.     K\.  8vo,ic ith  prices  and 

names  ;  half  calf.  Lond.  1815. 

This  Catalogue  contains  the  Celebrated  Bedford  Missal,  purchased  by  the 
Marquis  of  Blandford,  for  £687  15s.  Od ;  also,  the  Livy  of  1469,  printed  on 
vellum,  £903.     Brockett's  Copy  of  this  Catalogue  sold  for  £11  6s.  M. 

JV  996.  EDWARDS  (Jonath.)  The  Distinguishing  Mark  of  a  Work 
of  the  Spirit  of  God.  Applied  to  that  uncommon  Operation 
that  has  lately  appeared  on  the  Minds  of  many  of  the  People 
of  this  Land  :  With  a  particular  Consideration  of  the  extra- 
ordinary Circumstances  with  which  this  Work  is  attended. 
A  Discourse  delivered  at  New  Haven,  Sep.  10,  1741,  being 
the  Day  after  the  Commencement ;  and  now  published  at  the 
Earnest  Desire  of  many  Ministers  and  other  Gentlemen  that 
heard  it,  with  great  Enlargement.  By  Jonath.  Edwards, 
A.  M.,  Pastor  of  the  Church  of  Christ  at  Northampton. 
With  a  Preface,  by  the  Rev.  Mr.  Cooper,  of  Boston.  8vo, 
pp.  xvi.  84.  Boston.,  Printed., 

Philadelphia,  Reprinted  and  sold  by  Benjamin  FranMin., 

in  Market  Street,  1742. 

,0O  997.  EDWARDS  (Rev.  Mr.)  A  Faithful  Narrative  of  the  Sur- 
prizing Work  of  God  in  the  Conversion  of  Many  Hundred 
Souls  in  Northampton,  and  the  Neighbouring  Towns  and  Vil- 
liagcs  of  New  Hampshire,  in  New  England.  In  a  Letter  to 
the  Rev.  Dr.  Benjamin  Colman,  of  Boston.  With  a  Large 
Preface,  by  Dr.  Watts  and  Dr.  Guyse.  2d  edition.  18mo, 
calf  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1738. 

^•^'"998.  EDWARDS.  Catalogue  of  the  Splendid  and  Valuable  Col- 
lection of  Books,  MSS.,  and  Missals  of  Thos.  Edwards, 
Esq.  On  tinted pjaper,  of  v'hich  a  fexo  only  were  printed: 
with  prices  and  names.  Lond.  1828. 

999.  [EDWARDS.]     Medallic  History  of  England.    Illustrated 

by  40  Plates.     4to,  half  calf .  P.ond.  1802. 

1000.  EFFIGIES    DUCUM    ET    REGUM    HUNGARI^.     In 

applausu  oblatie.     Folio,  calf.  1687. 

A  flue  collection  of  Portraits  of  the  Kings,  etc.,  of  Hungary. 

!7  1001.  EFFIGIES  POETICS;  or  the  Portraits  of  the  British 
Poets ;  illustrated  by  Notes,  Biographical,  Ciitical,  and 
Poetical.  138  Plates.  Proofs  on  Pndia  paper.  2  vols. 
4to,  half  green  morocco.  Lond.  1824. 

r«r^  1002.  EFFIGIES  REGUM  FRANCORUM  OMNIUM;  a  Phara- 


/f-.S-O 


Szil 


SO  ELLIOT. 

luundo  ad  Ludovicum  xiii  usque,  ad  viA-um,  quantum  fieri 

potuit,  expressoe  :  accedit  epitome  XP0NIKi2N,  eorum  vitas 

et    gesta    breviter    compleetens.      Portraits.      4to,     half 

morocco.  Francofurti,  J.  de  Zettei\  1622. 

/  yj     1003.  EGANE   (Anthony).     Rome  a  Great  Custom-house  for  Sin ; 

'  Or  a  Table  of  the  Dispensations  and  Pardons  for  Yillanies 

<fc  Wickednesses  of  various  Kinds,  etc.     With  the  several 

Summs  of  Money  given  &  to  be  paid  for  them.  12mo, 

calf.  Lond.  171.5. 

A  notice  of  this  Franciscan  Friar  will  be  found  in  Ant.  a.  Wood's  Athense 

Oxoniensis. 

J7         1006.  "EIKQN  'AAHeiNH.     The  Povrtraitvre   of  Truths  most  sa- 
cred Majesty  truly  suffering,  though  not  solely.     Plate  of 
Gauden  inserted,     ^to,  hrovn  morocco  gilt.      Lond.  1649. 
This  is  a  reply  to  Eikon  Basihke. 
/O  1007.  ELDER  (Wm.)     The  Modish   Penman.      Oblong  4to,  date 

cut  of. 
^•^"llOOS.  ELDER  (Wm.)     Penmanship.     4to,  no  title. 

1009.  ELEGAXT  REPOSITORY  AND  NEW  PRINT  3IAGA- 
ZINE,  including  Engi-avings  from  Original  Pictures  of  the 
most  pleasing  subjects.     4to,  calf.  Lond.  n.  d. 

^  1010.  ELEGANTES  VARIORL^M  YIRGILIO.  Ovidio  Cen- 
tones  de  Opificio  Mvndi  Christo  Deo  Deiqve  Matre  'S.  S. 
Francisco  et  Car  Borromaeo.  Plates  by  Raph.  Sadeler. 
12mo,  green  morocco,  extra,  hy  Paicson  and  Nicholson. 

Monaci.,  1617. 
S,  1011.  ELEGIDA  ET  POEMATA    EPIDICTICA    una    cum  ad 

vivum  expressis  Personarum  Iconibus.    Engi'aved  title,  30 
Portraits  and  Plate  of  Armour.     Small  8t?o,  green  moroc- 
co, gilt  edges.  Lnpressis  Ujjsalirp,  1631. 
General  Dowdeswell's  copy  of  these  rare  Poems  sold,  in  1820,  for  £4  18s. 
"  Volume  rare  et  remarquable." — Biunet. 

1012.  ELGER  (Willem  den).  Zinne-Beelden  der  Liefde,  met  Punt- 
digten  en  Aanteekeningen.    4to,  vellum. 

Te  Amsterdaui.  By  Jan  Roman  de  Jonge,  1732. 

1013.  ELIOT  (John).  The  Holy  Bible,  containing  the  Old  Testa- 
ment and  the  New.  Translated  into  the  Indian  Language, 
and  ordered  to  be  printed  by  the  Commissioners  of  the 
United  Colonies  in  New  England,  At  the  Charge,  and 
with  the  Consent  of  the  Corporation  in  England,  For  the 
Propagation  of  the  Gospel  amongst  the  Indians  in  New 
England.  4to,  old  blue  morocco,  gilt  edges  •  a  remarlcably 
fine  copy.  Cambridge,  Printed  by 

Samuel  Green  and  3farmaduke  Johnson,  mdclxiii. 

Collation. — Title.  1 1.     Dedication  to  King  Charles  II.  2  1.    Contents  1 1. 

Text  A  to  M  m  m  m  m  in  4's.     Title. — Wusku  Wuttestamentuni  Xul-Lor- 

dumim  Jesus  Christ  Xuppoquohwu.ssuaeueumun.     Cambridge,  Printed  by 

Samuel  Green  and  Marniaduke  Johnson,  mdclxi.  11.  A  to  X  x  in  4*3.  1  1. 


h 


ELIOT.  81 

blank.     Wame   Ketoohomae  uketoohomaongash    David.     U  to  N  in  4's 
Noowomoo  1 1.     Size  7^  by  5J. 

Of  this  presque  unique  book,  this  is  perhaps  the  finest  copy  ever  offered 
for  sale  during;  this  century.  The  only  other  copy  sold  in  this  country  was 
Mr.  Corwin's.  which  formerly  belonged  to  Lord  Kingsborough,  and  is  now 
in  the  collection  of  Mr.  John  Carter  Brown,  of  Providence. 

Among  tlie  many  jioints  of  interest  which  this  book  possesses,  not  the 
least  is  the  fact,  that  it  is  the  language  of  a  nation  no  longer  in  existence, 
and  is  almost  the  oidy  monument  of  the  race  ;  anotlier, that  it  is  "the  only 
Bible  that  ever  was  printed  in  all  America  from  the  very  foundation  of  all 
the  world."* 

The  immense  labor  of  the  translator  may  be  inferred,  when  we  recollect 
that  the  Septuagiut  was  the  work  of  Seventy  learned  men,  and  the  Author- 
ized English  Version  occupied  the  most  learned  men  of  that  day.  Eliot  ac- 
complished this  task  in  ten  years.  The  printing  occupied  three  years ;  the 
type  being  set  by  an  Indian.  Thomas  observes :  "  Even  at  this  day  (1810), 
it  would  be  a  work  of  great  labour,  and  one  that  must,  at  that  early  period, 
have  been  considered  a  business  difficult  to  accomplish,  and  of  great  mag- 
nitude." 

The  names  of  the  Books  are  retained  as  in  the  English  versions,  and  such 
words  as  were  unknown  to  the  Indians  are  retained  with  an  Indian  termi- 
nation, such  as  cherubim/^/A  for  cherubini,  etc.  The  longest  word  is  Mark, 
i.  40:  Wutteppesittukqussunnoowehtunkquoh,  signifying  "kneehng  down 
to  him."  At  the  end  is  a  Poetical  version  of  the  Psalms,  in  very  uncom- 
mon metre. 

According  to  Thomas  (History  of  Printing),  Twenty  Copies  only  of  the 
Dedication  to  King  Charles  were  printed,  but  Dr.  O'Callaghan  expresses 
some  doubts  on  this  point.  For  a  full  collation  of  this,  and  the  second  edi- 
tion, list  of  errata,  etc.,  the  reader  is  referred  to  Dr.  O'Callaghan's  List  of 
Bibles,  etc. 

This  copy  has  the  autograph  of  William  Ashurst,  which  is  partly  oblite- 
rated by  a  pen,  respecting  which  the  following  information  has  been  com- 
municated by  Mr.  G.  H.  Moore : 

"I  suppose  this  copy  formerly  belonged  to  Sir  William  Ashurst,  Knight, 
who  was  Lord  Mayor  of  London  in  1693,  and  represented  the  city  in  seve- 
ral ParUaments.  He  was  of  a  family  eminent  for  benevolence  and  piety, 
and  distinguished  especially  among  the  friends  of  America  in  that  day. 
He  was  (governor  of  •  The  Corporation  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel  in 
New  England  and  places  adjacent  in  America,'  and  at  one  time  was  ap- 
pointed Agent  for  Massachusetts.  Hutchinson  says  he  was  'a  gentleman 
of  superior  character  and  real  worth.'  He  died  in  1720.  An  earnest  trib- 
ute to  his  memory  may  be  found  in  a  letter  of  Jer.  Dummer,  printed  in 
Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  Ill,  Vol.  I.,  page  146.  G-.  H.  M." 

^,  1014.  ELIOT  (John,  D.  D.)  A  Biographical  Dictionary,  containing 
a  Brief  Account  of  the  First  Settlers  and  other  Eminent 
Characters  among  the  Magistrates,  Ministers,  Literary  and 
Worthy  Men  in  New  England.  lUmtmttd  by  53  ^;»/rt^e.s, 
inserted,     ^vo,  half  morocco.,  uncvi.  /.S«^e/«,  1809. 

Jl^lOlS.  ELLENDIGH  (Het.)  Leven  der  Turcken,  Moscoviters  en 
Lhinesen  aende  Christenheyt  vertoont.     4to,  calf,  antique. 

Graven-hage,  1664. 

yj-^ie.  ELMES  (James).  A  General  and  Bibliographical  Dictionary  of 

^  the  Fine  Arts,  Historical  Sketches,  Accounts  of  the  Best 

Books  00  the  Fine  Arts,  etc.     8vo,  calf  Land.  1826. 

*  Cotton  Mather. 
11 


g2  EMBLEMS. 

y,      1017.  ELYOT.    jTIir  toUr  namctr  the  ©^oucrnour,  deuised 

'  by  S!^  Thomas  Elyot,  kniglit.     ||(ack  Hcttcr.     Old  calf. 

Lond.  in  edihui^.,  Tho.  Ba'tJielptt^  m.d.xxxi. 
This  is  the  first  edition  of  this  once  popular  book.     For  a  Description, 
see  Ames  and  Herbert,  Typ.  Antiq.,  vol.  3,  p.  277. 
North's  copy  sold  for  £1  3,v.  Od 

Ot        1018.  ELYOTE  (Sir  Thomas),     ^xt  KlUclfJC  Of  ©OUCntaUllCe, 

Compiled  of  the  actes  and  sentences  notable,  of  the  most 
noble  emperonr  Alexander  Seiierus,  late  translated  out  of 
Greke  into  Ensflyshe,  by  Sir  Thomas  Elyote,  knyght,  in  the 
fouour  of  nobilitee.  JtJlclCfe  TLtXXtX.  18ino,  calf.  Fine 
copy.,  from  <J.  IIaslewood''s  GoUection. 

Imprinted  in  the  house  <f  Thomas  Bertlielette.,  1549. 
The  original  was  written  in  Greek  by  Eucolpius,  the  Emperor's  Secretary. 

SlS'O  1019.  EMBLEMATA  AMATORIA.  Afbeeldinghen  van  minne. 
Emblemes  d'Amovr.     Sm.  oblong  4to,  half  calf . 

Amsterdam.,   W.  Tanszoon.,  1618. 
Text  in  Latin,  French,  and  Dutch.     See  also  Ayres'  (Philip),  lot   137. 

/O,  1020.  EMBLEMATA  MORALIA  ET  CECONOMICA.  Text  in 
Dutch  and  Latin.  Plates.  4to,  green  moroccQ^extra.,  broad 
borders.  [Hotterdam,  1627.] 

ZO,  1021.  EMBLEMATA  NOBILTTATI  ET  VVLGO  scitv  Digna 
singulis  historiis  symbola  adscripta  et  elegantes  versus 
historia  explicates.  Accessit  Galearii  expositio  et  Discep- 
tatio  de  origine  Nobilitati.  60  Fine  Plates,  engraved  by 
Theod.  de  Pry.  Small  4to,  red  morocco,  richly  tooled. 
Extremely  rare  and  curious.  Francof.  ad  Moen.  1593. 

»^/'^1022.  EMBLEMATA  SELECTIORA.  Typis  elegantissimis  ex- 
pressa,  nee  non  Sententiis,  Carminibus,  Historiis  ac  Pro- 
verbii.'!,  ex  scriptonbus,  cum  sacris  tum  profanis  antiquis 
et  recentioribus,  illustrata.     4to,  ccdf 

Am^tekedami  apud  Fran,  vander  Plaats.,  mdcciv. 

1023, .    Aliud  Exemplar.     Uo,  half  calf. 

A mstelo'dam /,  mdcciv. 

/t>',«»1024.  EMBLEMATA.  A  unique  and  beautiful  collection  of  300 
Emblematical  Plates,  arranged  in  2  vols.  4to,  half  green 
morocco.,  gilt  edges.  1725,  &c. 

JZ,  1025.  EMBLEMATA.  A  Collection  of  126  Plates.  Square  12mo. 
No  title. 

/  1026.  EMBLEMES    OH    DEVISES    CHPtETIENNES.      12mo, 

'  h<df('(df  Utrecht,  Ant.  Schovtoi,  1607. 

3^  1027.  EMBLEMES  SACREZ,  svr  Le  tres-Saint  et  tres-adorable 
Sacremeiit  de  TEvcharistie.     8vo,  calf. 

F.  Lamhert,  Paris,  1667. 

S^S'O  1028.  EMBLEMS  FOR  THE  IMPROVEMENT  AND  ENTER- 
TAINMENT OF  YOUTH;  containing  Emblematical, 
Hierogly pineal,  and  Enigmatical  Devices,  relating  to  all 


6. 


% 


EMBLEMS.  83 

parts  and  stations  of  life,  etc. ;  illustrated  with  explanations. 
62  Plates,  oblong  8vo,  old  caJf.  Loud.  1754. 

/,SV  1029.  .     Another  edition.     8vo,  doth.  Lond.  n.  d. 

White  Knight's  copy,  £1  2s.  Od 

^),yO  1030.  EMBLEMS.  Choice  Emblems,  Divine  and  Moral,  Antient 
and  Modern ;  or.  Delights  for  the  Ingenious,  in  above 
Fifty  Select  Emblems,  curiously  Ingraven  upon  Copper- 
Plates.  With  Fifty  Pleasant  Poems  and  Lots,  by  way  of 
Lottery,  for  Illustrating  each  Elmblem,  etc.  12mo,  red 
moroero.  Load.  1'732. 

1031.  EMBLEMS.     A  Collection   of  118  Ancient  Emblems;  Col- 
lected by  John  Allan.     Folio,  green  morocco. 
<f,  1032.  EMBLEMS.     Sinn-en    Winne-Beelden    Emblemata   Amores 

Moresque  Spectantia.    Oblong  4to,  red  morocco  ;  gilt  edges. 

s.  a.  s. 1. 
This  rare  collection  of  Emblems  consists  of  28  Plates,  highly  illuminated, 
and  coloured ;  with  descriptions  in  Dutch,  Latin,  and  French. 

;j»rT033.  EMEKLINE  (G.  D.)     Frauds   of  Papal  Ecclesiastics,  etc. 

8vo,  Ixh.  X.   Y.  1835. 

J<^  1034.  ENGLAND.  Collections  from  a  folio  History  of  England. 

In  2  Parts.  FoHo. 

if7  1035.  ENGLAND.  Select  Views  in  England.  Proof  Impres- 
sions.    Folio,  half  morocco.  n.  d. 

^,  1036.  ENGLISH  PEERAGE  (The),  or  a  View  of  the  Ancient  and 
Present  State  of  the  English  Nobility,  to  which  is  subjoined 
a  Chronological  Account  of  such  titles  as  have  become 
extinct,  from  the  Norman  Conquest  to  the  beginning  of  the 
year  mdccxc.     3  vols.     Folio,  ccdf.  Lond.  1790. 

S^  1037.  ENGRAVINGS.  Catalogue  RaisonxXe  of  the  Select  Col- 
lection of  Engravings  of  an  Amateur.  Copiouslg  and  beau- 
tifidly  illustrated.,  with  many  Proof  plates.,  Etchings^ 
Portraits,  Vieios.,  etc.,  including  Specimens  by  the  best 
Artists.     4to,  splendid  copnj  in  green  morocco.,  extra. 

Lond.  1828. 
This  privately  printed  book  describes  the  Collection  of  T.  Wilson,  Esq. 
T)ie  Fac-Similes  are  by  George  Cruikshank  and  Frank  Howard. 

1038.  ENGRAVING.     A  Collection  of  English  Business  Cards. 
All  Engraved  and  inserted  in  a  Scrap-Book. 

d^d^  1039.  ENTERTAINING  ACCOUNT  OF  ALL  THE  COUN- 
TRIES OF  THE  KNOWN  WORLD,  etc.,  with  Cuts. 
8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1752. 

Pages  1  to  78,  relate  Columbus's  Discovery  of  the  West  Indies. 

^S~0  1040.  EPIPHANIUS.  Sancti  Patris  Nostri  Epiphanii  Episcopi 
Constantige  Cypri,  ad  Physiologvm.  Ejusdem  in  die  festo 
Palmarum  sermo.     D.  Consali  Ponce  de  Leon  Hispalensis, 


m 


3. 


^ 


84  EPITAPHS. 

S.  D.  N.  Sixto  V.  Cubicularij  secret!,  interpretis  et  scho- 
liastge  bimestre  otium.     Small  8vo,  half  calf  . 

Antverpim^  G.  Pktntin,  1588. 

The  Etchings  of  Emblems  here  introduced,  are  by  Peter  Vander  Borcht. 

o  j-Q    1041.  EPITAPHS.     A  Collection  of  177  Epitaphs,  forming  part  of 

"  Wit's  Recreation."     \^xi\o,  doth.     No  title. 
h-^^   1042.  EPITAPHS.     A  CoLLECTiox  of  Epitaphs  and  Monumental 
Inscriptions,   chiefly  in  Scotland.     12mo,  half   morocco; 
uncut.  Glasgov,  1834. 

^,/3  1043.  EPITAPHS.  A  Select  Collection  of  Epitaphs  and  Monu- 
mental Inscriptions,  with  Anecdotes,  etc.     12mo,  calf 

Ipsioich,  1806. 

J>^^J'l044.  EPITHALAMIUM     EXOTICIS     LINGVIS    REDDITA. 

Folio,  tree  calf ;  fine  copy. 

Par  nice.,  ex  regio  typogr.  1775. 

In  nuptiis  . .  .  Car  .  Emman  .  Ferdinandi,  Subalpinas  Gallise  princijjis,  et 
Marise  Adelaidis  Clotildis  .  .  .  epithalamia. 

"  Ce  volume,  une  des  plus  belles  productions  des  presses  de  Bodini,  est 
remarquable  par  la  variete  des  caracteres  de  differentes  langues  orientales, 
et  par  les  jolies  vignettes  gravees  qui  sont  en  tete  de  chaque  feuillet." — 
Brunei. 

*l^  1044*.  EIIIT^IA,  or  a  Collection  of  Memorials  Inscribed  to  the 
Memory  of  Good  and  Faithful  Servants,  copied  on  the 
Spot,  in  various  Cemetaries  [sic)  [in  England].  12rao,  half 
morocco.  Lond.  1826. 

^,yS~  1045.  Erasmus    (D.)      Enchiridion    miiitis     Christiani,    Whiche 
'  maye  be  called    in  Englishe,  the    hansome  weapon  of  a 

Christian  Knight,  replenished  with  many  goodli  and  godly 
Preceptes,  made  by  the  famous  Clarke  Erasmus,  of  lloter- 
dame,  and  newly  corrected  and  imprynted.  jtjlacfe  JLzXitV, 
12mo,  calf  At  y  towne  of  Andoioers,  the 

yeare  of  Christe,  by  the  1501. 
This   book  is  said  to  have  been  translated  by  William  Tindale.      The 
book  is  without  date  or  place,  but  agrees  in  collation  with  one  printed  by 
John  Byddell,  1544.  , 

^^         1046.  ERASMUS.     L'Eloge    de    la  Folie,   Compose  en   forme  de 

Declamation  par  Erasme,   et  traduit  par  M.  Gueudeville. 

.12m.o,  red  morocco;  gilt  edges.  Amsterdam.,  1745. 

S~*        1047.  ERASMUS    (David).     Moriaj    Encomium,  or  a  Panegyrick 

upon  Folly.     Done  into  English  and  illustrated  with  above 

Fifty  Curious  Cuts,  Designed  and  Drawn  by  Hans  Holbiene, 

etc.     8vo,  c(df  Loud.  1709. 

"  The  Encomium  iMoriae  is  a  poignant  satire  against  all  professions  of  men, 

and  even  against  princes  and  peers ;  but  the  chief  objects  are  the  mendicant 

order  of  monks." — Hallam. 

Its  composition  occupied  Erasmus  seven  days.  This  translation  was  by 
Bishop  Kennet. 

/.SV   1048.  ERSKINE— BOSWELL.    Letters  between  the  Hon.  Andrew 
Erskine  and  James  Boswell.     Sm.  8vo,  cf        Lond.  1763. 
Suppressed  and  rare. 


ETCHINGS.  85 

ESSAY  (An)  upon  Wind.     See  [Fox  (Charles  J.)] 
ESSAYS  in  Verse.     See  [Dreghorn  (Lord)]. 
^J— 1049.  ESSAY  ON"  HUNTING  by  a  Country  Squire.     4to,  half  mo- 
rocco. Lond.  1733  {reprinted  19,20). 

This  copy  is  illustrated  with  21  beautiful  plates. 

n?    1050.  ESSAY  ON  HUNTING.     Sd  edition,  Ato,  ccdf. 

Lond.  1820. 

One  hundred  copies  only  printed.  This  copy  is  illustrated  with  a  number 
of  fine  Engravings  relative  to  hunting  and  field  sports. 

ES-AYS    OF   A   PRENTICE.     See  James  I. 

1051.  ESTIENNE  (Henricus).    Anthologia  Gnomica :  Illvstres  Vete- 
'  rvra  Gniec^e  Comoedise  Scriptorvm  sententiae,  prius  ab  Henr. 

Stephano  qui  et  singulas  Latine  conuertit,  editre ;  nunc  dv- 
plici  insvper  interpretatione  metrica  singula  auctae,  inque 
gratiam  studiosorum,  quibus  et  variae  scutoruni  natalitioruni 
imagines  libello  passim  inserta  vsui  erunt,  in  hoc  Enchiridion 
coUecta  a  Christiano  Egenolpho.     Sm.  8vo,  ijreen  morocco. 

Francoforti  ad  Mckmim,  1579. 

1052.  ETCHINGS.      A  Collection  of  Twenty-Four,  mounted  in  an 

8vo  scrap  book,  bound  in  r>fs.sia. 

1053.  ETCHINGS.     One  Hundred  Etchings  by  One  Hundred  dif- 

ferent Artists.     4to,  half  morocco. 

This  collection  was  formed  for  the  purpose  of  illustrating  Bryan's  Dic- 
tionary, and  contains  specimens  of  the  talents  of  100  different  Artists  of  the 
German,  Italian,  Dutch,  Flemish,  French,  and  Englisli  Schools. 

/J  1054.  ETRENNES.  Les  Etrennes  du  Temps  et  le  Saint  Usage  que 
les  Chretiens  en  doivent  laire,  Indique  dans  de  Courtes  Re- 
flexions sur  les  representations,  en  taille-douce,  des  sujets 
de  I'Ancien  et  du  Nouv  Test,  relatifs  aux  Parties  de  I'Anne 
Eccles.  et  Civile.     Fine  plates.     12mo,  morocco  extra. 

Paris,  Perault,  1741. 

1055.  EVANGELIC^  HISTORIC  Imagines  Ex  ordine  Euange- 

liorum,  quae  toto  anno  in  Missas  sacrificio  recitantur,  In  or- 
dinem  temporis  vitte  Christi  digestae.  Auctore  Hieronymo 
Natali  Societatis  Jesv  Theologo.  Folio,  old  red  morocco, 
gilt  sides.  Antuerpia,  1593. 

1056.  EVANGELISTARUM  MEMORABILES  FIGUR.E.  Small 

4to,  half  calf  .  Phorcte,  Th.  Arishdm,  1502. 

Most  curious  specimens  of  early  wood  cuts,  by  Sebastian  Brant.  Dibdin 
gives' fac-similes  of  the  ''Outrageous  ornaments"  in  the  Decameron,  vol.  i., 
p.  132. 

1057.  EVANGILES.     Les  Saintes  Euangiles  traduits  de  la  Vulgate 

par  M.  I'abbe  Dassance,  illustres  par  MM.  Tony  Johannot, 
Cavelier,  Gerard  Seguin  et  Breviere.  2  vols.,  rl.  8vo,  mo- 
rocco extra.  Paris,  183(3. 

1058.  EVANGILES   (Les)    DE    NOTRE   SEIGNEUR   JESUS 

CHRIST.  Vignettes  par  Theophile  Fragonard.  Impl.  8vo, 
green  morocco  extra.  Paris,  1837. 

Every  page  ornamented  with  wood  cut  borders  and  vignettes,  in  the 
style  of  MSS.  of  the  XVth   Century. 


86  EVELYN. 

^J^1059.  EVANS  (A.  E.  &  Sons).     Catalogue  of  Valuable  and  Rare 
Books  of  Prints.     8vo.  Lofid.  n.  d. 

/J,   1061. .  Catalogues,  various.     B^nos.     ^ , 

/,S'0    1062.  .  Catalogue  of  6,000  Etchings  and  Engravings.     8vo, 

half  morocco.  Lond.  n.  d. 

/'/<?     1063.  .  Catalogue  of  Engraved  British  Portraits.  3  vols.  8vo. 

vols.  1  and  2,  hds.;  vol.  3,  half  morocco,  uncut . 

[Lond.  1835-41-53]. 

//  ^<^    1064.  EVANS  (Evan).     Some   Specimens    of  the   Poetry    of  the 

Antient  Welsh  Bards,  translated  into  English.     4to,  half 

cf,  uncut.  Lond.  1764. 

The    Notes  on   the    Historical    Passages    give  a  short    account  of   the 

Men  and  Places  mentioned  by  the  Bards. 

3.0  0  1065.  EVELYN  (John).  Numismata ;  a  Discourse  of  Medals, 
Antient  and  Modern ;  together  with  some  account  of 
Heads  and  Effigies  of  Illustrious  and  Famous  Persons,  in 
S('ulps  and  Taille-Douce,  of  whom  we  have  no  Medals 
extant ;  and  of  the  Use  to  be  derived  from  them.  To 
which  is  added  a  digression  concerning  Phvsiognomy. 
Folio,    calf.  Lond.  1697. 

This  is  not  included  in  Evelyn's  Miscellaneous  Works.    See  Beloe's  Anec- 
dotes, vol.  II.  430-1. 

n  "  1066.  EVELYN  (John).  Sculptura;  or  the  History  and  Art  of 
Chalcography  and  Engraving  in  Copper;  Avith  an  Ample 
Enumeration  of  the  most  renowned  Masters,  and  their 
Works,  to  which  is  annexed,  A  New  Manner  of  Engraving, 
or  3Iezzotinto,  communicated  by  his  Highness  Prince 
Rupert,  to  the  Author  of  this  Treatise.  Second  Edition. 
8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1755. 

This  edition  contains   some    corrections   and  additional  Etching,  and   a 
Translation  of  all  the  Greek  and  Latin  Passages  and  Memoirs. 

/,  1067.  [EVELYN   (John)].     Sculptura  Historico-Technica ;  or  the 

History  and  Art  of  Engraving.     Fourth  Edition.     12mo, 
calf.    "  "  Lond.  1770. 

J",  1068.  EVERDINGEN'S  ETCHINGS.  A  Collection  of  60,  illus- 
trative of  Reynard  the  Fox.  Oblong  4to,  hcdf  morocco, 
gilt  edges. 
p^'^C^l069.  EVERETT  (Edward).  Eulogy  on  Lafayette,  delivered  in 
Faneuil  Hall,  at  the  Request  of  the  Young  Men  of  Boston, 
September  6,  1834.  Thirty-seven  Portraits  and  Plates  in- 
serted. 8vo,  half  morocco.  Boston,  1834. 
S7f  1070.  EVERGREEN  (The).  Being  a  Collection  of  Scots  Poems, 
wrote  by  the  Ingenious  before   1600.     Vol.   1,  12 mo,  cf. 

Edinh.  1761. 

/,  S'O  1 07l.  EWBANK  (Thomas).     A  Descriptive  and  Historical  Account 

of  Hydraulic  and  other  Machines  for  Raising  Water.     8vo, 

half  morocco,  gilt.  JS'.  Y.  1842. 


FABLES.  87 

EWBAXK  (Thomas).  Inorganic  Forces  ordained  to  super- 
sede Human  Slavery.     8vo,  pp.  32.  JV.   Y.  1860. 

EXACT  COLLECTIOX,  or  Catalogue  of  our  English  Wri- 
ters on  the  Old  and  Xew  Testament,  etc.     12mo,  half  calf. 

Lonff.  1663. 

lErpOSltlO  m»Stf  riorum  mXSSt  et  vems  modus  rite  cele- 
brandi.     4to.     UlflCfe  JLtXttX.      Curious  Wood  Cut. 

ColonicB,  H.  Quentell^  mccccxcviii, 

EXTRACTS  FROM  THE  CHROXICLES  OF  COMMER- 

CIA,  A  great  Trading  City  in  the  Kingdom  of  Bragaria. 

12mo,  pp.  36.  "  Glasgo a;  I^IQ. 

EYRIES    (J.   B.   B.)     L'Espagne,  on   Costumes,   Moeurs  et  -^^O^dM 

Usages  des  Espagnols.      Colored ^ilates.     Rl.  Bvo.  (j 

Paris.,  n.  d. 

EYTOWN.  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  J.  W.  K.  Eytown, 
Esq.,  comprising  An  Extraordinary  Collection  of  Privately 
Printed  Books ;  Large  Paper  Copies ;  Works  printed 
upon  Vellum,  etc.     Prices  and  names.     Bvo,  half  morocco. 

Loud.  1848, 

FABLES.  Fifty-One  Original  Fables  with  Morals  and  Eth- 
ical Index.  85  Plates  by  R.  Cruickshank.  8vo,  green  calf 
gilt  extra.  '  io;?f?.  1833. 

FABLES.  The  Passions  Personify'd  in  Familiar  Fables.  8vo, 
calf     [Plates  by  J.  Miller].     "'  Lond.  n.  d. 

FABRICIUS.    Delle  AUvsione  Imprese  et  Emblemi  del  Signor 

Princi])io  Fabricii  de  Teramo,  sopra  la  vita,  opera  et  attioni 

di  Gregorio   XIII.  Pontefice  Massimo,    libri  VI.     Folio, 

vellum.  Poma,  P.  Grassi.,  1588. 

The  Plates  in  this  rare  volume  (from  Henry  White's  Collection)  are  by 

Xatal  Bonifacio  da  Sib. 

1081.  FABRI  (I.)     lUvstrivm  Imagines,  Ex  antiquis  marmoribus^ 

numismatibtts,  et  gemmis  expressa? ;  Qua?  Exstant  Romse  ; 
major  pars  apud  Fvlvivm  Vrsinvm.  Editio  altera.  \Ql 
Fine  Portraits  by  Theod.  Gcdkeus.     4to,  calf. 

Antverpice,  Planting  1606. 

1082.  FAERXE.     Cent  Fables  en  Latin  et  en  Fran9ois  choisies  des 

Anciens  Auteurs  mises  en  Vers  Latins  par  Gabriel  Faerne 
Et  traduites  par  Mr.  Perrault.  Avec  de  iiouvelles  Figures 
en  taille-douce.     100  plates.     4to,  half  red  morocco. 

Lond.  1744. 

.     La  meme.     4to,  ccdf  Lond.  1744. 


FAERXE.  Fables  in  English  and  French  Verse.  Trans- 
lated from  the  Original  Latin  of  Gabriel  Faerne.  With 
100  Copper-Plates.     S\o,  ccdf.  Lond.  \7U. 

FAJORDO  OR  FAXARDO.     See  Saavedra-Fajardo. 


^7« 


88  FENTON. 

/.        1085.  FALCONER  (Wm.)     The  Shipwreck.     8th  edition.     Plates 
hy  StotJiard.     r2mo,  calf.  Lond.  1794. 

"  1086.  ■ .     Another  edition  ;  illustrated.     12nio,  ea//". 

Land.  1803. 
FALLS  OF  CLYDE  (The).     See  [Black  J.]     Lot  303. 
»^»x2.rio8 7.  FARNHAM  (Luther).     A  Glance  at  Private  Libraries.     8vo, 
doth.  Boston,  1855. 
The  Libraries  referred  to,  are  principally  in  Boston  and  its  vicinity. 
/  2XIO88.  FAUNTLEROY.     Catalogue  of  the  Entire  and  Very  Valu- 
able  Library  of    the  late  Henry  Fauntleroy,  Esq.,  toith 
prices  and  names.     Portrait  inserted.     8vo.      Xo;?c7.  1825. 

y''«^~To89.  .     Another  copy,     ^vo,  half  calf .  Zond.  1825. 

This  unfortunate  man  was  hung  for  a  forgery. 

Sr-  1090.  FEATLEY  (Daniel).  The  Dippers  dipt;  or  the  Anabap- 
tists Dvck'd  and  Plung'd  over  Head  and  Eares,  at  a  Dis- 
putation in  SoiitliAvark ;  Portrait  by  Marshall,  and  plates- 
4to,  half  calf  Zond.  1646. 

An  account  of  a  Public  Dispute,  in  which  Featley  was  engaged  on  the 
subject  of  baptism.  Featley  having  in  the  work  alluded  to  Milton's  Trac- 
tate of  Divorces,  the  latter  speaks  contemptuously  of  the  Author,  as  having 
written  an  "Equivocating  Treatise,"  and  as  "diving  the  while  himself 
with  a  more  deep  prelatical  malignance  against  the  present  State  and  Church 
government." — Corwin's  copy  sold  for  .$7.00. 

•^1091.  FEELING;    or   Sketches   from    Life;    a   Desultory   Poem. 
._.  By  a  Lady.     12mo,  calf.  Edinh.  1810. 

/3  ?    ^^^^  ^^^2-  FELDBORG   (A.  A.)     Danish    and   Norwegian    Melodies, 

'»  Harmonized  by   C.  Stokes.     Poetry  translated  by  W.  S. 

Walker.     Folio,  half  calf .  Zand.  n.  d. 

^,^trT093.  FELLOWES  (W.  D,)     A  Visit  to   the  Monastery   of  La 

Trappe    in    1817.      Colored  plates.     8vo,  green    morocco 

extra.  '      Zond.  1820. 

/V»no94.  FENELON    (Abp.)     The    Adventures    of  Telemachus,  the 

'  Son  of  Ulysses  ;  translated  by  John  Hawkesworth.     4to, 

calf  Zond.  1768. 

First  edition,  and  still  considered  the  best  English  version.     "  It  is  one 

of  the  most  spirited  and  valuable  in  our  language." — Dr.  Drake. 

SO  1095.  FP:NNELL.     An  Apology  for  the  Life  of  James    Fennell. 
Written  by  himself     %\o.,  half  bonnd.  Phil.  1814. 

'^'2.«^1096.  FENTON.  ©oltint  lEpfStleS,  Conteyning  varietie  of  dis- 
course, both  Morall,  Philosopliicall  &  Diuine  :  gathered, 
as  well  out  of  the  remaynder  of  Gueuaraes'  woorkes,  as 
other  Authours,  Latine,  French,  &  Italian,  by  GeftVey 
Fenton.     ffiotWC  UttttV.     4to.  ca/f 

Z^ond.for  li.  JVewberie,  1577. 
Tnglis's  copy  sold  for  19a'. 

Jt,S^O  1097.   .     Same;  Another  edition.     4to,  ca//'.        Zond.  1575. 

^^^^1098.  FENTON  (Roger).  A  Treatise  of  Vsvrie,  Divided  into 
three  Bookes,  etc.     4to,  calf ;  scarce.  Zond.  1611. 

Respecting  this  work,  see  Sir  Robert  Filmore's  Questio  Quodlibetica. 


FINLAY.  39 

/^]099.  FERGUSON    (G.)      Illustrated    Series  of   Rare   and   Prize 
'  Poultry.     The  Figures  Drawn  and  Coloured  from  Prize 

Specimens,  by  C.  J.  Culliford.     8vo,  half  morocco. 

Land.  1854. 
^  tTl  100.  FERGUSON  (R.)     Poetical  Works.     ISmo,  %>. 

Paisley,  1799. 

2^^101.  FERRIAR  (John).  The  Bibliomania;  an  Epistle  to  Richard 
Heber,  Esq.     4to,  half  morocco,  xncnf.  Lond.  1809. 

V»r'll02.  FERRO  (Giovanni).  Teatro  d'  Imprese  all  111'^°  e  Rr  S^.  Car- 

'  dinal    Barberina.     Scvcntl  ILmdred   Emblematic   Plates. 

2  vols,  in  1,  folio,  calf.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

1103.  FEUILLET  (M.)  Orchesoo-raphy ;  or  the  Art  of  Dancing 
by  Characters  and  Demonstrative  Figures.  Translated 
from  the  French,  by  John  Weaver.     4to,  morocco, 

Lond.  [1706]. 

The  Text  of  this  scarce  book  is  entire!}"  engraved. 

^0  1104.  FEYERABEND  (Sigismund).  Geschlechter  Buch  :  Darinn 
Der  loblichen  Kaisei'liche  reichs  Statt  Augspurg  so  we. 
Fiinfl'hundert  und  mehr  Jaren  hero  daselbst  gewonet  und 
bisz  auff  acht  abgestorben  auch  deren  so  an  der  abger- 
storbnen  stat  eingenomen  und  erhohet  worden  seyn. 
A  curious  collection  of  over  150  Wood  cuts  of  Knights  in 
Ar7nour,  &c.     Folio.  Franckfort  am  May.  1580. 

"  1105.  FIALETTI.  Briefve  Histoire  de  ITnstitvtion  des  Ordres 
Rehgievx,  avec  les  figvres  de  leurs  Habits,  grauees  sur  la 
cuiiire  par  Odoart  Fialetti,  Bolognois.     4to,  calf. 

Paris,  A.  Menier,  1658. 

For  an  account  of  Fialetti,  see  Strutt  and  Bryan's  Dictionaries.     First 
pubhshed  in  Venice,  162(5. 

^•^106.  FICINX'S.  Marsilii  Ficini  florctini.  lie  JHelfflfOltC  CfttfSt^ 
ttlltS  et  fidei  pietate  opusculum.  Xenocrates  de  morte  eodem 
interprets       Wood  cut  Title.    Ulacfe  2Lf  ttet.     4to,  calf 

Paris,  J.  Oporinns,  1510. 
"With  Portrait  of  the  Printer  inserted,  and  Autograplis  of  Le  Fhidd,  and 
Laurentio  d.  Medicis. — See  Dihdin's  Bucmm^ron. 

30    1107.  FIELDING  (H.)     Amelia.     Plates.     3  vols.  18mo,  w(/: 

Lond.  n.  d. 
SV    1108.  FIFTY  COLOURED  ENGRAVINGS,  moimted  in  a  Scrap 
Book.     4to,  dark  green   morocco. 

S'(?  1109.  FINDEN  (Ed.)    Beauties  of  Moore's  W^orks.    25  bemdifuUy 
coloured  plates.     Folio,  red  mryrocco  e.Hra,  gilt. 

Lond.  1845. 

1110.  FINLAY  (John).  Scottish  Historical  and  Romantic  Ballads, 
chiefly  ancient,  with  explanatory  notes  and  a  glossary. 
2  vols.  12mo,  cedf  Edinh.  180*8. 

Strettel's  copy  sold  for  £1  Is.  Od. 
12 


r 


90  FLITNER. 

^^1111.  FINLAY  (John).     Wallace;  or  the  Vale  of  Ellerslie,   with 
other  Poems.     12mo,  sheej).  Glasr/oic,  1804. 

<^^    1112.  FIRENS  (Petrns).     Duorlechn  Signa  Zodiaci.     Preceded  bi/ 
other  plates  of  Ancient  Statues.     Small  folio,  vellum. 

Paris,  1608. 

-2i^ll3.  FISHER  (Bp.)     Funeral  Ser -on  of  Margaret,    Countess   of   /J 

Richmond  and  Derby.     8vo,  ccdf.  Land.  l708. 

^,         1114.  FISHER'S    DRAWING-ROOM     SCRAP    BOOK,    1840, 

Avith  Poetical  Illustrations,  by  L.  E.  L.  and  INIary  Howitt. 

_  4to,  cl.,  (/ilt.  Zand.  [J840]. 

1115.  FISHER'S    JUVENILE    SCRAP    BOOK.      Fine  Plates. 

8vo,  cL,  gilt.  Lond.  1848. 

2S~\  ]  16.  FITCH  (S.  S.)     Six  Lectures  on  the  Functions  of  the  Lungs. 

12mo,  cl.  N.  r.  1861. 

'Z,         1117.  FITS    OF   FOLLY;  or  the  Aberrations  of  a  Philosopher.    /  j 

Fully  illustrated.     12mo,  red  morocco.        Cambridge.,  n.  d. 
ti7        1118.  FITTLER   (James)     Scotia  Depicta;    or,   the   Antiquities, 
Castles,    &c.,    of  Scotland.     A   Series  of  Etchings   after 
Drawings,  by  John  Claude  Nattes.     Oblong  4to,  bds. 
^^  "    Lond.  1804. 

/'  <>^1119.  FLITNER  (Joan).  Nebvlo  Nebvlorvm,  hoc  est,  loco  seria 
moderna?  neqvitire  censvra  ;  Qua  sceleratorum  fraudes,  Doli 
ac  versutia?  aeri,  aeriqne  exponuntur  publice  ;  [annis  :ibhino 
centum,  censore  Th.  Murnero,  rhythrais  germanicis  edita, 
•loinde  vero]  carmine  larabico  dimetro  adornata  a  Joanne 
Flitnero.     Sm.  8\o,  half  russia.  P'ranco/urti,  1620. 

"  Edition  origiiiale  de  cet  oiivrage  singulier." — Brunei. 
Contains  33  plates,  with  Latin  Iambic  verses. 

J, T'^^l  120.  FLORAL    ALBL'M    (The);    or,  Gathered   Flowers,  Chiefly 

from  the  Works  of  the  British  Poets.    4to.    36  extra  plates 

inserted.,  all  well  coloured.  Lond.  1887. 

J^,         1121.  FLOREZ  (R.  P.  M.  Fr.  Henrique).    Medallas  de  las  Colonias, 

Municipios  y  Pueblos  Antiguos  de  Espana.    Coleccion  de 

las  que  se  Hallan,  en  diversos  Autores,  y  de  Otras  nunca 

publicadas ;    con    explicacion  y  dibujo    de  cada   una.     66 

jilates.     3  vols.  4to,  calf.    Madrid.^  A.  Marin.,  1757-1773. 

"  Opera  pregiatissima  e  rara  specialmente  in  Italia." — Cicognoru. 

'■The  Ancient  Coins  of  Spain  will  be  found  to  much  advantage   in  this 

^  ^^  . —  work." — Piiikerton. 

'^f/*^  1122.  FLORIAN.  Fables  de  Florian,  De  I'academie  fran9oise,  de 
celle  de  Madrid,  Florence,  etc.  Ornee  de  cent  estainpes,  et 
destinee  a  faire  suite  aux  Fables  d'  !lSsope  et  a  celles  de 
Faerne.     2  vols,  in  1,  4to,  half  calf .  Paris,  1806. 

S~»        1123.  FLOWERS  OF  LOVELINESS.   Groups  of  Female  Figures, 
Emblematic  of  Flowers.    3  vols,  folio,  green  morocco,  c.ctra. 
Pine  early  impression,  2   vols,  beautifully   coloiired,  and- 
1  plain  plates.  Lond.  183 6-3 8 . 


FOLGER.  91 

1124.  FLOWERS    OF    LOVELIXESS.     Twelve   Groups    of  Fe- 

male Figures.     FoMo,  red  silk.  Zo/u/.  I8'.i8. 

1125.  FLY   (The).     Being  a   Collection   of  Interesting  Stories,  in 

Prose  and  Verse.  A  large  number  of  nev.spaper  cutthigs 
and  plates^  coVd.  and  plain^  inserted.  3  vols.  4to,  half 
c(df.  Land.  1840,  etc. 

1126.  FLY  LEAVES.    A  Collection  of  Laughable  Incidents,  Calcu- 

lated to  Expell  the  Blues;  iclth  a  Clever  Picture  by  Cruik- 
s/ianky  of  the  JVew  Court  of  Queen  s  Bench,  inserted. 
4to,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1844. 

1127.  FOLGER  (Peter).     A  Looking  Glass  for  the  Times,  etc.,  to 

which  is  added  the  report  from  the  Lords  of  the  Com- 
mittee of  Councils,  and  the  King's  Order  relatmg  to  the 
People  called  Quakers  in  New  England.  A  MS.  copy  of 
this  exceedingly  scarce  pjoem.,  beautifully  written.  Bvo, 
morocco.  1763, 

First  published  in  1675.  The  author  of  this  rare  piece  was  Dr.  Benj. 
Franklin's  maternal  grandfather.  The  original  work,  of  which  this  is  a 
copy,  is  so  rare  a  book  that  the  Messrs.  Duyckink  made  use  of  this  copy  for 
their  Cyclopsedia.     See  Bibl.  Ang.  Poetica,  p.  30. 

1128.  FOOT  (Jesse).     Life  of  Arthur  Murphy.  Esq.     28  portraits 

inserted.,  many  rare.     4to,  russia.  Lond.  1811. 

1129.  FORBES  (Sir  Wm.)     An  Account  of  the  Life  and  Writings 

of  James  Beattie,  LL.D.     3  vols.,  8vo,  cf.       Edinb.  1807. 

1130.  FORGET  ME  NOT  for  1828.     18mo,  gilt  edge^.  Lond.  1828. 

1131.  FORSTER  (Henry  R.)     The  Stowe  Catalogue.     Priced  and 

Annotated.     Plates.     4to,  half  red  morocco.,  gilt  top. 

Lond.  1848. 

1132.  FORSYTH   (J.  S.)     The  Antiquary's   Portfolio,  or  Cabinet 

Selection  of  Historical  and  Literary  Curiosities.  2  vols. 
Sxo.hcdfccdf  '  Lond.  1825. 

1133.  FORTITUDO  LEONIXA  in  Utraque  Fortuna  Maximiliani 

Emmanuelis,  etc.     Splendid  Plates.     Folio,  calf. 

Monachi.,  1615. 

1134.  FOVCQVET   (D.)     Centvm  Dicta  Partim   Latina,    Partim 

Gallica,  Partim  Hispanica,  et  Partim  Italica  in  Stemmata 
praeclarissimi  et  vigilantissimi  viri  D.  Fovcqvet.  4to,  old 
morocco.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

1135.  FOVNTAINE  (The)  of  Ancient  Fiction,  Wherein  is  liuely 

depictured  the  Images  and  Statues  of  the  gods  of  the 
Ancients,  with  tlieir  proper  and  perticular  expositions. 
Done  out  of  Italian  into  English.,  by  Richard  Liiiche, 
Gent.  Smii\\4to,mo)'occo  extra,  Joints.  From  Sir  M.  M. 
SyJces's  collection.  Lond.  printed  by  Adam  Islip,  1599. 
White  Knight's  copy,  £2  2s.  Od,  Bindley's  £2  6s.  Od 


92  FOX. 

/'Hi 36.  FOURNIER  LE  JEUNE  (Pier.  Sim.)     Manuel  Typograph- 

ique,  utile  aux  gens  de  lettres,  etc.     Plates.     2  vols.  12  mo, 

coif.  Paris,  1766. 

"  Le  premier  vol.  de  cet  ouvrage  interessant  traite  de  la  ji^ravure  et  de  la 

fonderie  des  caracteres  d'imprimerie ;  le  second  contient  les  epreuves  des 

^  _.  differentes  sortes  de  caracteres." — Brunet. 

'^    •  11.37.  [FOX  (Charles)].     An  Essay  upon  Wind;  with  Curious  An- 

ecdotes of  Eminent  Peteurs.  Humbly  Dedicated  to  the 
Lord  Chancellor.  Printed  on.  vellum.  Portrait  of  Fox 
inserted.     8vo,  hdlfcalf.  n.  d. 

Of  tins  volume,  written  for  a  wager,  two  copies  only  were  printed  on  vel- 
lum, and  fifty  on  paper.     Hibbert's  copy  sold  for  £5. 

y,  S'O  1 138.  FOX  (Hon  C.  J.)     A  History  of  the  Early  Part  of  the  Reign 

of  James  the  Second,  with  an   Introductory  Chapter ;  to 

which    is   added   an    Appendix.      46    Portraits    inserted: 

royal  pi qjer.     4to,  nwrocro.,  gilt  edge!<.  Lond.  1808. 

Fifty  copies  only  printed  in  this  size.    Fonthill,  £:!  3.s.  Ot/. ;  White  Knight's, 

£5,  without  extra  ])lates. 

5<^  1139.  FOXE  (John).  tEixt  ©fOSpClS  of  the  fower  Euangelistes 
translated  in  the  Okie  Saxons  tyme  out  of  Latin  into  the 
vulgare  toung  of  the  Saxons,  newly  collected  out  of  Aun- 
cient  Monumentes  of  the  sayd  Saxons,  and  now  published 
for  Testimonie  of  the  same,  etc.  jjjlaci^  ILttttV  UXOi 
S^UVOVi.     Small  4to,  morocco  extra;  beaulifid  copy. 

At  London.,  pnnted  by  John  iJaye.,  1571. 
For  a  description  of  this  rare  book,  see  Ames  &  Herbert's  Typographical 
Antiquities,  vol.  iv.,  p.  119  and  120,  where  it  is  said  to  be  a  very  rare  and 
estimable  production.     Abp.  Cashel's  copy  sold  (1858)  for  £10  lO*.  0(i. 

/  1140.  FOXUIS   (Joan).     De   Christo  Crucifixio  Concio.     Svo,  m/ 

morocco.  Lond.  J.  Day.,  1571. 

The  author  was  the  celebrated  Marty rologist. 

-*-     .     1141.  FOXES  AND  FIREBRANDS  ;  or  a  Specimen  of  the  Dan- 
J  Z"  3  ger  &  Harmony  of  Popery  &  Separation.     12  mo,  calf,  title 

'  mended.  Dublin',  1682. 

Attributed  by  some  to  Dr.  Nelson,  and  by  others  to  Sir  James  Wai-e. 

^^  f  1142.  FRAGMENTA    ALLANIANA,    1839.     MS.    Title    in   a 

F'rontispiece  by  J.  Leigh  to  a  Collection  of  One  Hundred 
and  Two    Coloured   and   Plain  Engravings,    also   several 

Drawings.     4to,  embossed  roan,  gilt.  H.  Y, 

-^•^143.  FRAGMENTS  in  Prose  and  Verse.     12mo,  calf. 

Lond.  1808. 
J,2S~[iU.  FRAGMENTS  GATHERED  HERE  AND  THERE  by  a 
Collector  at  New  York,  in  8vo,  russia.     3IS.  Title  to  a  col- 
lection of  75  Engravings. 
/O,        1145.  FRANCE.      Portraits  of  (64)    Characters  Distinguished  in 

the  French  Revolution.     Folio,  lialf  bd. 
/^,J^I146.  FRANCIS  (John).      The  Album  Wreath,  and  Bijou  Litte- 
raire:  A  Collection   of  Steel  and  Copper  Plates,  Plain  and 


FRANKLIN.  93 

Colonrerl,  interspersed   with  Scraps  of  Prose  and  Poetrv. 
4to,  half  )itoroc('o. 
•  ^  1147.  FRANCIS  (John  W.)     An  Address  delivered  at  the  Printers' 

Banquet  on  the  16th  of  Jan.  1852.     4to,  ha (f  russia. 

This  unique  book  is  the  address  of  Dr.  Francis,  cut  from  a  periodical,  in- 
laid in  4to,  and  ilhistrated  with  34  Portraits.  Citj"  Bank  Bills,  1814,  etc.. 
Autograph  Letter  from  Dr.  Francis,  Newspaper  Cuttings,  etc. 

^.JT?"1 148  FRANCIS  (John  W.)  New  York  during  the  last  Half-Century. 
A  Discourse  in  Commemoration  of  the  Fifty -third  Anniver- 
sary of  the  New  York  Historical  Society  and  of  the  Dedi- 
.  ^         cation  of  their  new  Edifice  (November  17th,  1857).  Beauti- 
r^ ,  fii^ly  ii^lcdd  in  Ato  Writing  paper  and  nearly  every  page 

'  illustrated  by   a   Portrait  or  T'7ew,  irith  Portrait  of  iJr. 

Francis  and  Autoqraph^  half  morocco,  top  edge  rjilt. 

X.  Y.  1857. 

The  limits  of  this  catalogue  preclude  an  extensive  notice  of  this  precious 

volume.     Mr.  Allan  was  occupied  over  eighteen  months  in  collecting  and 

arranging  these  plates,  and  it  is  one  of  the  last  works  so  illustrated  bv  Mr. 

Allan. 

1149.  FRANCIS  (John  W.)    New  York  during  the  last  Half  Cen- 
tury.    Roy-iil  %\o^  half  morocco,  uncut.  A^  3"  1857. 
J^  1 1 50.     FRANKLIN  (Dr.  B.)  Essays  Humourous,  Moral  &  Literary. 
12mo.                                                                         Boston,  1811. 
"     1151.     FRANKLIN  (B.)     A  Letter  from  Benjamin  PVanklin  to  a 
Gentleman  in  New  Jersey,  dared  Philadelphia,  Jime  6th, 
1753.     Broad  Sheet.                                   Nottingham,  n.  d. 
5«r"ii52.  FRANKLIN.     Poor  Richard  1733.     An  Almanack  for  the 
Year  of  Christ  1733.    12mo,  pp.  24. 

Philad.   B.  Franklin,  n.  d. 
Fac-simile  reprint. 
'/  1153.  FRANKLIN  (Dr.  Benj.)     Works.     Vol.  VL,  8vo,  half  calf 

Philad.  1817. 
^  This  volume  contains  the  Private  Correspondence. 

^'^f^  1154.  FRANKLIN  (Benjamin).  Letters  to  Benjamin  Franklin  from 
His  Family  and  Friends,  1751 — 1790.  3  Plates.  Imp.  8vo, 
ccdf  JSr.  Y.,  C.  B.  Richardson,  1858. 

250  printed  in  8vo,  10  in  4to. 
FRANKS  (David).     The  New  York  Directory  [for  1786], 
12mo,  pp.  82  and  map.  JSI'.  Y.,  reprinted  \%f>\. 

A  reprint  of  the  first  New  York  Directory. 
i^«r<?  1156.  FREHER  (Dionysius  Andreas).  Varadora  Emblemata 
.Jinigmata,  Hieroglyphica  de  L^no,  Toto,  Puncto,  Centio. 
A  MS.  of  the  last  century,  most  carefully  e.i'cciited  and 
doubtless  prepared  for  2)f(blication.  Pen  and  ink  portrait 
of  Freher.  8vo,  citron  morocco;  tooled  edges  and  sides. 
■^'^157.  FRENCH  CONVERT  (The).  Being  a  True  Relation  of  the 
Happy  Conversion  of  a  Noble  French  Lady,  etc.  15th 
Edition.     12mo,  shp.  Paisley,  1772. 


94  FRYTH. 

/  0 ,  1158.  FREXEAU  (Philip).  Poems  written  between  the  years  1 769 
and  1794.  A  new  Edition,  Revised  and  Corrected  by  the 
Author;  incUiding  a  considerable  number  of  Pieces  never 
before  Published.     8\o,  half  morocco^  red  edges. 

Monmouth,  N.J.  1795. 
•^^t  1159.  FRIDERIC.  Emblemcs  Nouveaux,  esquels  le  cours  de  ce 
monde  est  depeint  et  represente  par  certaines  Figures, 
desquelles  le  sens  est  expliqne  par  rimes  ;  dresses  Pour 
plus  grande  incitation  au  gens  de  bien  et  honorables, 
d'ensuivre  la  piete  et  vertu,  et  Pour  sincere  instruction  et 
advertissement  aux  meschans  et  dissolus  de  fair  le  vice. 
Premierement  En  Allemand  par  Andre  Frideric,  et  mainte- 
nant  en  Francois  pour  le  bien  de  la  jeunesse,  et  du  simple 
peuple.  Mis  en  lumiere  par  Jaques  de  Zetter.  88  plates. 
4to,  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

Francofort  Apud  Lvcam  lennis.  Anno  1617. 
^«rTl60.  P^RIENDSHIP'S  OFFERING  for  1829.     18nio,  roan,  gilt. 

Lond.\%29. 
«^  1161.  FRIENDSHIP'S  OFFERING  for  1832.    18mo.   Zone?.  1832. 
„    1162.  FRIENDSHIP'S  OFFERING  for  1837.     12mo,  roan,  gilt. 

Lond.'imi. 
>,    1163.  FRIENDSHIP'S  OFFERING.     Plates.    \2mo,  roan,  gilt. 

Fhil.' 1 8  52. 
ff}fj^  1164.  FRIES  (Adol])he).    Choix  de  Vignettes.    Rl.  8vo. 

Paris,  n.  d. 
i^,S~0     1165.  FRIES     (Adolphe).      Paroles     de    L'Ame.       Lithographic 
Plates  in  gold  and  colours.     Folio,  half  morocco. 

Paris,  n.  d. 

Of  1166.  FRY  (Ed.)     Pantographia;    containing  Accurate   Coi^ies  of 

all  the  known  Alphabets  in  the  World,  to  which  are  added 

Specimens  of  all  well  authenticated  Oral  Languages.    Impl. 

8x0,  half  morocco.  Land.  1799. 

Includes  some  Indian  alphabets,  vocabularies,  etc. 

"  This  highly  interesting  work  is  the  result  of  sixteen  years'  research,  and 
forms  a  comprehensive  digest  of  Phonology." — Lowndes.  Roxburghe  copy, 
19.V.  Qd. 

3,S~0  1167.  FRYTH.  ^  Jbofee  matJC  tg  SoilU  iFrDtil  prysoner  in  the 
Tower  of  London,  aiiswerynge  unto  M.  More's  letter, 
which  he  wrote  agaynst  the  fyrste  lytle  treatyse  that  John 
Fryth  made,  concernynge  the  Sacramente  of  the  body  and 
blonde  of  Clirist,  etc.  JJIacJt  HtXttX.  Small  8vo,'  calf. 
N^eidy  corrected  and prynted  by  liy chard  Jugge,  1548. 
Respecting  this  work,  see  Dibdin's  Typogr.  Antiquities,  vol.  iv.,  p.  243. 
Bindley's  copy  sold  for  £1. 

3f  1168.  FUSELL     Collection  de  Vues  Suisses  remarquables,  par  rap- 

port,a,  I'histoire  dessinees  d'aprt!s  nature,  par  Henri  Fuseli, 
et  accompagnees  d'une  description  historique.  2  vols., 
oblong  4to.     Beautifully  coloured  Plates.        Zuric,  1802. 


FULTON.  .  95 

1169.  FTTGITIVE    MISCELLANY;    or    Selections    of    Various 

Kinds,  1840.  Manuscri))t  title  to  a  Collection  of  One  Hun- 
dred and  Thirty  Engravings,  plain  and  coloured,  including 
four  Miniatures  on  Ivory.     4to,  red  morocco. 

1170.  FULTON  (R.)     A  Treatise  on  the  Improvement  of  Canal 

Navigation,  exhibiting  the  numerous  advantages  to  be  de- 
rived from  Small  Canals  and  Boats  of  Two  to  Five  feet 
wide,  containing  from  two  to  five  tons  Burthen,  etc.    Illus- 
trated with  Seventeen  Plates.    4to,  halfcoJf.   Lond.  1796. 
This  unique  copy  contains  all  the  original  Drawings  executed  by  Fulton 
himself,  from  wliich  the  Engraving's  were  afterwards  made,  also  the  origi- 
nal joint  letter  of  Fulton  and  his  colleague  Chancellor  Livingston,  asking 
the  undisputed  right  to  the  use  of  Steam  Navigation  upon  the  waters  of 
the  Mississippi  for  a  Term  of  Years.     Also,  Newspaper  Cuttings;  Fulton's 
Autograph  Book  Plate,  etc. 

Altogether  this  is  a  most  important  volume,  and  should  find  a  resting- 
place  in  some  public  library. 

Bound  up  with  it,  is  Chapman  on  Canal  Navigation.  Land.  1797. 

G.  (A.).     See  G[dby]  A[nthony]  and  Grosthead  (Robt.] 

1171.  Gx\BERLUNZIE\S   (The)    Wallet,   with  Numerous  Illustra- 

tions on  Steel  and  Wood.     8vo,  half  calf .       Edinh.  1843. 

1172.  GALERIE  TIIEATRALE ;  on  Collection  des  Portraits  en 

Pied  Des  Principaux  Acteurs  des  trois  r"  Theatres  de 
Capitale.     Ninety-six  coloured  Plates.     4to,  half  Russia. 

Paris.,  n.  d. 

1173.  GALLERY    OF    MODERN    BRITISH    ARTISTS;    con- 

sisting of  a  Series  of  Engravings  from  Works  of  the  Most 
Eminent  Artists  of  the  Day.     36  Plates.     4to,  cloth. 

Lond.  1835. 

1174.  GALLERY    OF    NATIONAL    COSTUMES    and   Fancy 

Ball  Companion.  87  Coloured  Engravings  ;  some  highly 
finished.     Folio,  blue  morocco. 

1175.  GALLERY  OF  PORTRAITS  WITH  MEMOIRS.    7  vols. 

imperial  8vo,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1833-37. 

Fine  early  Subscription  Copy,  containing  Portraits  and  Biographies  of 
188  Distinguished  Persons.  Published  by  the  Society  for  the  Diffusion  of 
Useful  Knowledge.  Engraved  in  the  highest  style  of  Art,  in  the  manner 
of  Lodge's  Portraits,  to  which  it  forms  a  desirable  companion.  Some  of  the 
Memoirs  are  attributed  to  Lord  Brougham. 

1176.  GALLEUS    (Joan.)     Vita   S.  Joseph    B"""  Virginis  Sponsi, 

Patriarcharvm  Maximi  Iconibus  delineata  ac  versiculis  ex- 
ornata.     Sniall  folio,  half  green  morocco.,  gilt  edges. 

Antrerpia^,  s.  a. 

1177.  GALLEUS    (Phil.)     D.  Catherina?  Senensis  Virginis  SS"'^ 

ord.      Predicatorvm    Vita  ac  Miracvla    Selectoria   formis 
aeneis  expi-essa.     ^2  Plates.     Ho^  half  calf  . 
—  Antverpia^.,  apud  Phil.  Gallanmi,  1603. 

1178.  GALLEUS  (Phil.)    Deorum  Geniilium  Imagines  in  Picturas 

Statuarheq.  Artis  Tironum  Usum.     4to,  calf 

Antverpia;,  n.  d. 
From  Henry  White's  collection. 


^^0 


96  .  frALT. 

2,SV  1179.  GALLE.  SapientiiB  Hominvm  Coltrici  Virorvm  Doctorvm 
de  Disciplinis  bene  merentivni  Effigies  xliii  ;  a  Philippo 
Galleo.     Folio,  relhan.  AntverpixB,  1572. 

'/  "  1180.  GALLxEO  (Pliilippo)  Prosographia  sive  Virtvtvra  Animi, 
Corporis,  Bonorvm  Externorvm,  Vitiorvm,  et  Affectvvm 
variorvm  delineatio.  4to,  calf;  very  rare.  At  the  end  is  a 
collection  of  17  portraits  by  the  same  artist.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

America  is  represented  as  a  nude  female  figure,  with  bow  and  lance,  car- 
rying the  head  of  a  fallen  warrior. 
*>*,  1181.  GALL^US  (Philipp.)    Semideornm  et  Xinipharum  Oceanae. 

'i^  plates.  2  vols,  in  1.  Small  folio,  morocco  extra-  fine 
copy.  Antverpice.,  1586. 

From  Henry  "White's  collection.     Rare. 
ff^     1182.  GALLJEUS   (P.)     A   Collection   of  Bible  Plates,   by  Phil. 
Gallteus.     Oblong  folio,  i/i  blue  icrapjyer. 

i,ST}    1183.  GALL>.^US  (Theodorus.)    Typvs  Occasionis  in  qvo  Receptee 

Coramoda,  Neglecta^  Vero  lucommoda,  Personato  Schetnate 

PropoDvntvr.     \1  plates.     4to  vellum.       Antverpire^  1603. 

This  curious  book,  addressed  to  young  men,  was  the  ktvt  book  bought  by 

Mr.  Allan. 

/'  1184.  GALLOISTIUS  (Anton.)  De  Sanctorvm  Martyrvm  Crvciatibvs 

Liber.     2 o  plates.      \ -Imo,  vell>/m  Colo nia^^  1602. 

The  plates,  which  are  very  briUiant.  exhibit  tlie  horrid  cruelties  perpe- 
trated on  the  Saints.     The  designs  are  by  Tempesta. 

/»/J    1185.  GALT  (John).     Sir  Andrew  Wylie.     2  vols.     12  mo.  boards. 

^Y   T.  1822. 

A^*^186.  GALT  (John).    The  Steam  Boat.     12mo,  calf.    Edinb.  1822. 

^y^     1187.  GALT.     The  Literary  Life  and  MisceUanies  of  John   Gait. 
'  3  vols,  post  8vo,  boards.  Edinb.  1834. 

71^188.  GAMBARL'S.  Lavrentii  Gambara?  Brixiani,  Rerum  Sacra- 
rvm  Liber.  Cvm  Argumentis  Jacobi  Pacti  Siculi  Mamertini. 
4to,  JiaJf  morocco.        Antverpia",    C.  Plant ini,  mdlxxvii. 

/,  1189.  GAR  GILL.     A  Lecture  and  Sermon  preached  at  Diiferent 

Times  by  that  Faithfnll  and  Painfull  ]Minister  of  the  Gospel 
and  now  Glorified  ]\Iartyr,  Mr.  Daniel  Gargill.  4to,  half 
calf.  "      s.  1.  [1712]. 

^^  1190.  GARLAXD  OF  QFAIXT  COXCEITS.     A  Scrap  Book  of 

Drawings,  Engravings,  etc.,  includes  a  FloAver  Piece  by  J. 
Leigh,  and  other  Drawings,  Baxter's  Coloured  Plates,  Art 
Journal  Plates,  Specimens  of  Bartolozzi's  Engravings,  Line 
Engravings,  coloured  Female  Sketches,  etc.  Folio,  dark 
green  morocco. 

Z,iS~0  1191.  GARXETT  (T.)  Observations  on  a  Tour  through  the  High- 
lands and  Part  of  the  Western  Isles  of  Scotland,  particularly 
Staiia  and  Icolmkill ;  to  which  are  added,  a  Description  of 
the  Falls  of  the  Clyde,  of  the  Country  round  Mofiat,  and 


GAY.  97 

an  Analysis  of  its  Mineral  Waters.     2  vols.  4to,  half  mo- 
rocco. Lond.  1800. 
Illustrated  by  a  Map  and  52  plates  io  Aqua-tint,  from  Drawings  by  W. 
H.  W'atts.     Towneley's  copy  sold  for  £2.     Dent's,  £1  lis.  M. 

2»ri  192.  GARRICK.  Catalogue  of  the  Library,  etc.,  of  David  Garrick- 
Prices  and  names.     S\o,  half  calf .  J^ond.  1823. 

SVU93.  GASCOIG:Nr  (John).  General  Sailing  and  Fighting  Signals. 
A  Manuscript.     12rao,  morocco. 

"O  1194.  GAVARD  (Ch.)  Galeries  Historiques  de  Versailles.     Plates. 

Svo,  hds.  Paris,  1838. 

This  voluma  contains  outline  plates  of  most  of  the  Paintings  at  Versailles. 

f.5^195.  GAY  (John).     Fables,  with  a  Life  of  the  Author,  and  embel- 
lished with  a  Plate  to  each  Fable.     66  plates.     8vo,  calf. 
*  Lond.  1793. 

^^  1196.  GAY  (John).  Fables,  with  the  Life  of  the  Author.  70  En- 
f/ravinf/s.     r2mo.  Lond.  C.   Whlttingham,  1808. 

"Jolie  Edition." — Brunet. 

Q  1197. .     Another  Edition.    Plates.     \2mo,calf.  Lond.\%lQ. 

n^  1198.  GEIKIE  (Walter).  Etchings,  illustrative  of  Scottish  Charac- 
ter and  Scenery ;  with  Biographical  Introduction  by  Sir 
Thos.  Dick  Lauder.  Edinb.  n.  d. 

f.ni99.  GEIKIE  (Walter).  Studies  from  Nature,  drawn  and  etched 
by  W.  Geikie.     18  Plates.     4to,  hcdf  morocco. 

Edinb.  n.  d. 

1200.  GEMS.     A  Collection  of  Fifty  Prints  from  Antique  Gems. 

Engraved   by  Mr.   John  Spilsbury.     4to,   hcdf  morocco  ; 

gilt  edges.  Lond.  Boydell  [1785]. 

Fonthill  copy  sold  for  £1  lOs. ;  Willets',  £1  15s. 

'^1201.  GEMS  OF  BEAUTY  displayed  in  a  Series  of  12  highly 
finished  Engravings.     4to,  silk.  Lond.  1840. 

1202.  GEMS  OF  EUROPE Aj^  ART;  the  Best  Pictures  of  the 
best  Schools,  edited  by  S.  C.  Hall.  2  vols.  rl.  4to,  half  red 
morocco.  Lond.  1  846. 

Contains   96  beautiful    and   attractive    Engravings,    from    Pictures   by 

"Wilkie,  Callcott,  Delaroche,  and  other  modern  painters,  as  well  as  by  Murillo, 

Claude,  Cuj'p,  and  other  old  masters. 

"0  1202*  GEMS  OF  THE  MODERN  POETS.  Chaucer  to  Beattie. 
8vo,  cloth.  Lx>nd.  1842. 

^0  1203.  GEMS  SELECTED  FROM  THE  ANTIQUE;  with  Illus- 
trations; also,  Hassell's  Calcographia.  2  vols,  in  1.  4to, 
calf.  Lond.  1804-1811. 

*  1204.  GEXLIS  (M'  DE.)  Arabesques  Mythologiques,  ou  les  Attri- 
buts  deToutes  les  Diviiiites.  ^8  planches.  2  vols.  12mo, 
o<df  Paris,  1811. 

"   1205.  GENT.     The  Life  of  Mr.   Tliomas  Gent,  Printer  of  York. 
Written  by  himself.     Svo,  hds.  Lond.  1832. 

13 


98  GERSON. 

/,3S  1206.  GENTLEIVIAN'S  MAGAZINE  OF  FASHIONS,  Fancy 
Costumes,  and  Regimentals  of  the  Army ;  colored  plates. 
3  vols.  impl.  8vo,  Ms.  Lond.  1828-30, 

Z,  1207.  GENUINE  AND  TRUE  JOURNAL  of  the  most  Miracu- 
lous Escape  of  the  Young  Chevalier.     8vo,  half  calf . 

Lond.  1749. 

Z.Sl?  1208.  GEORGE  III.     In  Record  of  the  Reign  of  George  III, 

and  Centenary  of  the  House  of  Brunswick,     4to,  half  calf . 

Lond.  1817. 

SO  1209.  GEORGE  IV.     Complete  Account  of  the  Visit  of  George 

IV.  to  Scotland,  1822.     18mo,  Ms.  Edinh.  1822. 

/,     1210.  GERMAN-BOOK  ON  SCRIPTURE  HISTORY;  no  title. 

Small  4to.  Basil.,  Michael  Farter.,  1504. 

Very  Singular  Wood  cuts.     See  Birth  of  Antichrist,  Gog  and  Magog. 

/3,         1211.  GERMAN  PRAYER-BOOK,  with  Plates.     Bound  in  Tor- 
toise shell.,  vnth  Silver  Rims  &  Clasps. 
^,         1212.  GERNING  (J.  J.Von.)     Picturesque  Tour  along  the  Rhine 
from  Mentz  to  Cologne.     24  Coloured  Plates.     4to,  cloth., 
gilt.  "  Lond.  1820. 

2,S'0  1213.  ^crSOTt  S.  iJcntttrtl.  Tractatus  sequentes  edid  cristian- 
issimus  doctor  dominus  Johannes  Gerson  cacellarius  pa- 
risiesis.  Floretus  in  septinenso  sacre  theologie  et  canonu 
flores  ad  gaudia  paradisi  finaliter  eos  (qui  se  in  illos  exer- 
citauerint)  perducentes.  JjJltlCk  SCttCf.  2  vols  in  1. 
8vo,  half  calf .  s.  1.  s.  a. 

These  two  volumes  were  probably  printed  about  1500.     They  contain 
some  good  specimens  of  early  wood  Engraving. 

2,  1214.  GERSON  ( Johan).     Tractatus— a  MS.  of  the  Fourteenth  Cen- 

tury on  vellum,  half  calf  . 

f'^^  1215.  GESSNER  (D.  et  S,)  Contes  Moraux  et  Nouvelles  Idylles 
[traduits  de  I'allem.]     4to,  half  calf .  Zurich,  1773. 

3^  1216.  GESSNER  (S.)     The  Death  of  Abel,  with  Notes,   &c.,  by 

W.  C.  Oulton.    Plates.    'RX.SYo^russia  extra.    Lond.\%\\. 

A  1217.  GESSNER  (Sol.)     Works,  translated  from  the  German,  with 

some  account  of  his  Life  and  "Writings.  With  Engravings, 
after  designs  by  Stothard.  3  vols.  8vo,  c/".    Liverpool,  1802. 

^,-?cri218.  GETHING'S  REDIVIVUS;  or  the  Pen's  Master-Piece 
Restored,  being  the  last  Work  of  that  Eminent  and  Ac- 
complished Master  in  this  Art,  containing  Exemjjlars  of  all 
Curious  Hands  written,  etc.     4to.  L^ond.  1664. 

From  Mr.  Corwin's  Collection. 

/^  1219.  GETHIN.     Misery's  Virtues  Whet-Stone,  Reliqui  iEgethini- 

anse,  or,  some  Remains  of  the  Most  Ingenious  and  Excellent 
Lady,  the  Lady  Grace  Gethin,  ]^eing  a  Collection  of 
Choice  Discourses,  Pleasant  Apophthegmes,  and  Witty 
Sentences,  4to,  calf. 

Printed  hy  L).  Edicards  for  the  Author,  1699. 
The   Dedication   is  signed  J.   M.     Said  to  be  almost  a  literal  transcript 
from  Lord  Bacon's  "Works.     See  Bolton  Coruey's  Curiosities  of  Literature. 


GILLESPIE.  99 

fO  1220.  GHOST  (The),  by   Felix    Phautom.     And  the  Adviser,   46 

Nos.  complete,  in  1  vol.     Folio,  half  calf  . 
W  1221.  GIARDUS.     Bibliotheca   Alexandrinas.      Icones   Symbolica- 
P.   D.   Christofori    Giardae,    Cler.  Reg.   S.  Pavli",    Elogiis 
lUvstratie.     1 7  platex.     4to,  green  morocco. 

[MediohDii]^  Apiid  lo.  BapA.  Bridellinin,  1628. 

f^   1222.  -— .     Aliud  Exemplar.     4to,  calf,  [Mediokmi],  1628. 

The  Plates  of  Female  Figures  are  Icouological  of  the  Arts,  Sciences,  &c., 
and  are  engraved  by  Bassanio. 

1223.  GIBSON    (Janes).     The  Scottish  Protestant.    8vo,  half  calf. 

Glasgoic,  1852. 

l,rT224:.  GIBSON  (John).   The  History  of  Glasgow,  from  the  Earliest 

Accounts  to  the  Present  Time.     8vo,  ff.       Glasgow,  1779. 

rO  1225.  GIFFORD  (C.  H.)  Life  of  the  Duke  of  Wellington.  2  vols. 
1 8 in o,  half  cf.  ^ Lond.  1816. 

^  1226.  G[ILBY]  (A[nthony]).  Hn  ^nstocr  to  thc  tieunifsft 
tietectton  of  Stcphane  CS^artihtcr,  Bishoppe  of  Wyn- 

chester,  published  to  the  intent  that  such  as  be  desirous  of 
the  truth  should  not  be  seduced  by  hys  errours,  nor  the 
V)lind  and  obstinate  excused  by  ignorance.  Compiled  by 
A.  G.     12mo.     JJIacfe  2L^ttn\     Extremely  rare. 

Anno  1547. 
Priced  £2  12s.  M. — Loivndes. 

^^221.  GILCHRIST  (John).  A  Collection  of  Ancient  and  Modern 
Scottish  Ballads,  Tales  and  Songs,  with  Explanatory 
Notes  and  Observations.     2  v^ols,  12mo,  cf.     Edinh.  1815. 

"A  Sensible  and  Judicious  Selection." — Lowndes. 

^  1228.  GILLE  (Paris).  Corona  Gratulatoria  seu  Gratulationes  di- 
versse,  quas  magnis  principibus  accinuit  Alma  et  Celeber- 
rima  Universatis  Salisburgensis,  per  R.  P.  Pai'idem  Gille 
Benedictinura  Burte  S.  Michaelis  .  .  .  nunc  collectim  in 
lucem  datae.     100  Emblematic  Plates.     Folio,  calf 

Salishurgi,  J.  B.  3Iayr,  1681. 

*^229.  [GILLESPIE  (Mr.  George)].  A  Dispute  against  the  English- 
Popish  Ceremonies  obtrvded  vpon  the  Chvrch  of  Scotland, 
etc.     '^^io^  half  morocco  ;  rare.  [^f?//?^.]  1632. 

An  early  Covenanter's  Book,  prohibited  by  the  Bishops.    This  edition  was 
not  known  by  Lowndes. 

r?'1230.  GILLESPIE  (Rev.  Wm.)     Poems.     12mo,  calf. 

Edinh.  1805. 

~0  1231.  GILPIN  (Wm.)  An  Essay  on  Prints.  Fifth  [and  Last] 
Edition.     8vo,  calf.  Bond.  1802. 

1232.  GILPIN    (Wm.)      Lives   of   John    Wicliff,    Lord    Cobham, 
John  Huss,  Jerome  of  Prague,  and  Zisca.     8vo,  calf. 

Land.  1765. 

O  1233.  GIOACHINO  ET  ANSELM.     Profetie  dell  'Abbute  Gioa- 


100  GODWIN. 

chino.     Et  Di  Anselrao  Vescovo  di  Marsico.     34  Singular 

icood  cuts.     Ato^  green,  morocco.  Venetia^  \QAQ. 

This  curious  and  rare  book  contains  the  Prophecies  of  Gioachim  and 

Ansehn.    Richard  of  England,  when  on  Jiis  way  to  the  Holy  Land,  consulted 

the  former  as  to  his  success  in  the  Crusade.     See  also  Joachino. 

/,         1234.  GIOVIO.  Le  Vite  dei  Dodeci  Visconti  Che  SignoreGjgiarono 

Milano,  Descritte  da  M.  Paoli  Giovio,  tradotte  da  Lodovico 

Domenichi.     Fine  Portraits.     4to,  calf.  Milano,  1645. 

See  also  Jovius  (Paolo). 

/^,S7}    1235.  GLANVIL  (Joseph).     Sadducismus  Triumphatus;  or  a  full 

and  plain   Evidence  concerning  Witches  and  Apparitions. 

8vo,  calf.  Lond. 

"A  notice  of  this  work,  written  to  prove  the  real  existence  of  Witches  and 

Apparitions,  wUl  be  found  in  the  Retrospective  Review,  vol.  v.,  87-136." 

— Loicndex. 

S^,         1236.  GLASGOW.     Burgh  Records  of  the  City  of  Glasgow.  1573- 
1581.     4to,  morocco  ;  scarce. 

Glasgow  [3Taitland  Club],  1832. 

•^^  1237.  GLASGOW.     COLLEGE  ALBUM  for  1830.     A  Selection 

of  Original  Pieces,  edited  by  Students  in  the  LTniversity  of 

Glasgow.     12mo,  bds.  Glasgoic,  1830. 

S~0  1238.  GLASS  (Willison).     The  Caledonian  Parnassus.     12mo. 

£:dinb.  1813. 
^i^239.  GLEANER  (The).    Consisting  of  Pieces  Moral,  Literary,  and 
Humoroiis.     18mo,  sheep.  Glasgovi,  1806. 

^Z  1240.  GLEANINGS  FROM  THE  PORTFOLIOS   OF  A  COL- 

LECTOR OF  NEW  YORK.  MS.  Title  to  a  Collection 
of  One  Hundred  and  Four  Engravings,  including  many  by 
Bartolozzi,  Angelica  Kaufman,  and  others  of  that  School. 
4to,  hcdf  calf 
JT  1241.  GLOUCESTERSHIRE.  COLLECTION  OF  COATS  OF 
ARMS,  Borne  by  the  Nobility  and  Gentry  of  the  County 
of  Gloucester.     \to,  ccdf  Lond.  11^2. 

'2.'^'^  1242.  GODWIN  (Francis,  Bp.  of  Hereford).  Annales  of  England, 
Containing  the  Reignes  of  Henry  the  Eighth,  Edward  the 
Sixth,  Queene  Mary.  Englished,  corrected,  and  inlarged 
with  the  Author's  Consent,  by  Morgan  Godwyn.  Por- 
trait. Small  folio,  calf.  Lond.  1630. 
/,Y»ri243.  [GODWIN  FRANCIS].  L'Homme  dans  la  Lvne,  ou  le 
Voyage  Chimeriqve  fait  au  Monde  de  la  Lvne,  nouuelle- 
ment  decouuert  par  Dominique  Gonzales,  Aduanturier 
Espagnol,  autremet  dit  le  Covrrier  volant.  Mis  en  nostre 
Langue,  par  J.  B.  D.  [Jeau  Baudoin].     12mo,  vellum. 

Paris,  Fr.  Plot,  1648. 

A  Philosophical  romance.     Swift  is  supposed  to  have  made  some  use  of 
it  for  his  "Gulliver's  Travels." 

0.2^  1244.  GODWIN  (William).  Lives  of  the  Necromancers;  or  an 
Account  of  the  most  eminent  Persons  who  have  Exercised 
Magical  Power.     8vo,  bds.  Lond.  1 834. 


GOLDSMITH.  IQl 

f^  1245.  GfODWYN]  Bp.  F.  A  C.italooue  of  the  Bishops  of  Ena- 
lancl  since  the  tirst  planting  of  Christian  Keligion  in  tliis 
Island,  together  with  a  briefe  History  of  their  hues,  &c. 
Uo,  half  aiJf.  Loral  1601. 

Z,  1246.  GOEREE  (Jan.)  Goatvrngtige  Ahnanach  of  Lof-Gedacht- 
enis  der  Heyligen  op  yder  dag  van't  Jaar  Gevolgt  na  den 
beruchten  Sebastian  le  Clerc.     365  plates.     4to,  calf. 

Amsterdam.,  1730. 
A  universal  pictorial  calendar  of  the  year. 

/,  1247.  GOES.  De  Ystroom  Begreepeu  in  vier  Boeken  door  J. 
Antonides  vander  Goes.     4to,  vellum. 

Amsterdam.,  N'ic.  ten  Hoorn,  1699. 

f;       1248.  GOETHE.      GALLERIE     DU    GOETHE'S    Sammtlichen 

Werken  von  W.  Kaulbach,  &c.    Sm.  4to,  Icalf  red  morocco. 

Stuttgart,  1840. 
yS^\2AQ.  GOIDTSENHOUEN  (Laurens  van  Haecht).  Chroniicke 
'  Vande  Hertoghen  van  Brabant.     Verciert  met  hunne  fig- 

uren  nae  t'leuen.     Fine  full-length  Portraits.     Folio. 

Anttcerpen,  1612. 

1250.  GOLDAR'S   ENGLISH   PORTRAITS.      A  Collection  of 
119  Plates.     Folio.     JSTo  Title. 
GOLD-HEADED  CANE.     See  [Macmichael,  Dr.  W.] 
/          1251.  GOLDSMITH  (Oliver).    The  Deserted  Village ;  a  Poem.    4to, 
'  half  calf.  "        Lond.  1770. 

-'1 252.  Another  Edition.    Illustrated,  by  the  Etching  Club.     8vo,  red 
morocco  extra,  hy  Hay  day.  Loud.  Cmulall,  1857. 

^c^^    1253.  Another  copy.     8vo,  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1857. 

.     -,  This   charming  work  is    generally  considered  the   Chef  (Toeurre  of  the 

^    ^  Etching  Club.     Certainly  no  poem  in  the  EngHsh  language  holds  out  so 

many  opportunities  to  the  artist. 

r^^   1254.  GOLDSMITH  (Oliver).    VoQxn^,  embellished  icith  engravings 
>.-.,•,  from  the  Designs  of  Jid.   Westcdl,  Esq.     12mo,  red  mo- 

*  rocco  extra,  gilt.  JLond.,  J.  Sharpe,  1816. 

',  1255.  .     Another  edition.      12mo,  calf  Lond.  1796. 

\S~(^  1256.  GOLDSMITH  (Oliver).  The  Poetical  Works  of;  illustrated 
by  Wood  Engravings  from  the  Designs  of  the  Etching 
Club ;  edited  by  Bolton  Corney,  Esq.  Small  4to,  green 
morocco,  by  Llayday.  Lond.  1845. 

\  1257.  GOLDSMITH  &  PARNELL'S  POEMS.  Bulmer's  Ele- 
gant Edition.     Plates  by  jBev:icJc.     Small  4to,  ccdf  extra. 

Lond.  1804. 

',S~(f  1258.  GOLDSMITH  (Oliveij.  Vicar  of  Wakefield;  illustrated 
icith  Twenty-Four  (coloured]  Designs  by  Thomas  lioio- 
landson.     8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1817. 

3^      1259. .     Same.     V2mo,  old  sheep.  Dublin,  1800. 


■P 


102  GORDON. 

c?^1260.  GOLDSI^nTH.     Le  Vicaire  de  Wakefield.     12mo. 

j\^.Y.  1863. 
»r<?  1261.  GOLLIBOB'S  DESULTORIA,  1858.     Private  Impress! on— 
One  hundred  copies.     4to,  pp.  18. 
-''.•.       1262.  GOLTZIUS  (H.)     A  Collection  of  Engravings,  by  H.  Golt- 
zius.     Aio^  red  rnorocfo.  1589. 

6,S^0  1263.  GOMBERYILLE  (Marin  Le  Roy  de).  The  Doctrine  of  Mo- 
rality, or  a  View  of  Human  Life  according  to  the  Stoick 
Philosophy.  Exeraplify'd  in  103  Copi)er-Plates,  done  by 
the  celebrated  Peter  Daret,  with  an  Explanation.  Trans- 
lated by  T.  M.  Gibbs.  Folio,  calf.  Lond.  1721. 
GONZALES  (Dom.)  See  Godwin  (Francis). 
y^SP  1264.  GOODALL  (Walter).  An  Examination  of  the  Letters  said 
to  be  written  by  Mary  Queen  of  Scots  to  James,  Earl  of 
Both  well ;  also,  An  Inquiry  into  the  Murder  of  King  Henry. 
2  vols.  8vo,  calf  extra  ;  fine  copy.              Edinburgh,  1754. 

2, So  1265. .     Another  copy.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf.  Edinb.  1754. 

^yj~1266.  GOODWIN  (Phil.)     The  Mystery   of  Dreames  Historically 

'  Discoursed.     8vo,  halfrussia.  Land.  1658. 

"  The  author  was  a  distinguished    nonconformist  of    the  Independent 

clasp." — Lov:ndes. 

SI  00  1267.  GOOSEBERRY  HALL:  The  Renowned  Seat  of  Sir  Hilde- 

brod  Gooseberry,  etc.     4to,  adf.  Lond.  [1842], 

A  Satire  on  the  Catalogue  of  Strawberry  Hill,  as  published  by  George 

Robbins. 

/,(?0     1268.  GORDON  (John).     Memoir  of  the  Life  of  John  Gordon,  of 

Glencat ;  wherein  the  Absurdities  and  Delusions  of  Popery 

are  laid  open,     \2mo,  J lalf  calf .  Eond.  lisi. 

/,2S~~  1269.  GORDON  (Mrs.)  'Christopher  North.'     A  Memoir  of  John 

Wilson;  with  an  Introduction  by  R.  Shelton  Mackenzie. 

8vo.  A^.  Y.  1863. 

iSV   1270.  GORDON.     Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  Sir  Robert  Gordon, 

of  Gordonstown.     Priced.     8vo,  half  calf  .       Lond.  1816. 

/,yS~i2,1\.  GORE  (Mrs.)     Paris,  Picturesque  and  Romantic,  in   1841; 

21  highly  finished  engravings,  by  Mr.  T.  Allom.     Rl.  8vo, 

cloth,  gilt.  I^ond.  1842. 

J^         1272.  G0RLJ5US  (Abrah.)     Dactyliothecai  sen   Annulorum  sigil- 

larium  quorum  apud  Priscos  tarn  Gra^cos  quam  Roraanos 

usus,  etc,  148  Plates.    4to,  calf,  gilt  edges.  Lugd.  Bat.  s.  a. 

^,  »>^1273.  .     Aliud  Exemplar.     CumExplicationibus  Jac.  Grono- 

vii;  both  parts,  896  Plates.     4to,  calf.      L^ugd.  Bat.  1695. 

J7^«n274.  GOTHAM  AND  THE  GOTHAMITES,  a  Medley.     ISmo, 

pp.  Lvi,  93,     Bds.  N.  Y.  1823. 

This  was  suppressed,  and  the  author  and  publisher  were  imprisoned  and 

fined. 

3,^0   1275.  [GOUGH  (Richard)].    Account  of  a  Rich  Illuminated  Missal, 

Executed  for  John,  Duke  of  Bedford.     4to,  half  russia. 

Loud.  1794. 
The  Bedford  Missal  is  probably  the  finest  in  existence. 


GRAY.  103 

\  1276.  GRACE  (Sheffield).  Memoirs  of  the  Funiily  of  Grace  [being 
a  Genealogical  History  of  the  Family  of  Grace,  from  their 
settlement  in  Ireland,  temp.  Henry  II.,  to  the  present  Time]. 
Rl.  8vo,  half'  morocco,  rough  edges. 

London,  privately  printed,  1823. 
"  Sir  Robert  Benson,^  witli  the  author's  kindest  regards." 

^S7>  1278.  GRAFTON  (Richard).  ^In  i^t)r(tifl(rmirnt  Of  the  (Khvott- 
fries  of  lEnfllantr.    No  title,    ismo.    uiacft  Setter. 

Lond.  Ed.  Tottyll,  1562- 
Respecting  this  abridgment  by  Grafton,  and  liis  quarrel  with  the  famous 
antiquary,  Jolm  Stowe,  see  Ames'  Typog.  Antiq.,  by  Dibdin,  III.,  422-7. 

1279.  GRAHAM  (IsabeUa).     The  Power  of  Faith;  Exemplified  in 
the  Life  of  Isabella  Graham.     8vo,  half  morocco. 

N.  Y.  1816. 

C'H?  1280.  GRAHAME  (James)    British  Georgics.    %>^  fine  plates,  many 

proofs.     4to,  morocco  extra,  gilt  top,  uncut.    Edinh.  1809. 

J7?    1281.  .  Another  copy.     Uo,  half  russia.  Edinb.  1809. 

1282.  .  The  Sabbath,  Sabbath  Walks,  and  other  Poems.     RL 

8vo,  half  calf  Edinh.  1839. 

lS~\2m.  GRAHAM    (Rev.  W.   W.)      A    Review    of    Ecclesiastical 
Establishments  in  Europe,     8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1796. 

J-<?  1284.  GRANDE  DANCE  MACABRE  (Le)  des  Homraes  et  des 
Femmes.  Historiee  et  renouvellee  de  vieux  Gaulois,  en  lan- 
guage le  plus  poll  de  notre  tems.  Large  and  singular 
xcood  cuts,     ^to,  h(df  calf       A  Troyes,  J.   Garjiier,  112S. 

^O  1285.  GRANT  (John).  The  Penny  Wedding.  Printed  on  Tinted 
paper.     4to,  half  calf ,  wants  I  plate.  Lond.  1836. 

^S    1286.  GRANT  (Mrs.,  of  Lago an).     Poems.     12mo,  </. 

Edinh.  1810. 
"    1287.  GRAY  (Lieut.  Charles).   Poems.     12mo,  ca//".    Cupar,  \8\\. 

V'^1288.  GRAY  (Robt.)     Poems  in  the  Scots  and  English  Dialect. 

\%mo,  half  calf .         Glasgoio,  printed  for  the  author,  1793. 

y>i^2S9.  GRAY  (Thos.)  TheBard,  with  Illustrations  fro7n  BrawingSy 
hy  the  Hon.  Mrs.  John  Talhot.     8vo,  cl.  gilt.    Lond.  1837. 

,  1290.  GRAY.  (The)  Elegy  written  in  a  Country  Churchyard,  illus- 
trated hy  the  Etching  Club ;  proofs  on  India,  paper. 
Small  folio,    morocco  antique,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1847. 

GRAY  (Thos.)  Elegy,  illuminated  hy  Owen  Jones.  View 
of  Stoke  Pogis  Church  inserted.  Impl.  8vo.  Imitation 
carved  hindhig.  Lond.  1846. 

1292.  • .    Another   Edition,   illustrated.      Morocco   extra,    hy 

Hayday.  Lond.  J.  Cundall,  1855. 

1293.  GRAY  (Thomas).     Elegy  written  in  a  Country  Churchyard. 
4to,  morocco  extra.  N.  Y.  1856. 

This  Edition  was  pubhshed  in  memory  of  Daniel  Webster,  and  the  pres- 
ent copy  contains  Portraits  of  Webster,  Newspaper  Cuttings.  &c. ;  in  all 
20  plates,  in  addition  to  the  Cuts  which  were  included  in  this  edition. 


104  GRIFFITHS. 

/,  1294.  GRAY.   Poems  of  Mr.  Gray.  To  which  are  prefixed  Memoirs 

of  his  Life  and  Writings,  by  W.  Mason.     4to,  calf. 

York.,  1775. 

JZ ,         1295.  .  Another  Edition.     Plates  by  Sharp  and  others.    8vo, 

sheep.  Lond.  1786. 

S,  1296.  GRAY  (Thomns).   Works,  with  Xotes,  etc.,  by  the  Rev.  John 

Mitford.     Portrait.     2vols.ini.     4to,  calf  extra. 

Lond.  1816. 
1297.  GRAY'S   POETICAL    WORKS,    English  and  Latin,  Illus- 
trated ;  and  Edited  with  Introductory  Stanzas,  by  the  Rev. 
John  Moultrie.     8vo,  green  morocco.  Edinh.  1845. 

GRAY.     Designs  by  Mr.  R.  Bentley  for  Six  Poems,  by  Mr. 
T.^Gray.     Royal  4to,  calf.  Lond.  1753. 

The  Fonthiil  copy"  sold  for  £3  4s.  Od 

/  /  2—1 298*.  [GRAYSON  (J.)]  Memoirs  of  a  Life,  chiefly  passed  in  Penn- 
sylvania, within  the  last  Sixty  Years.  With  Occasional 
Remarks  upon  the  General  Occurrences,  Character,  and 
Spirit  of  that  Eventful  Period.     12mo,  sheep. 

HarrUhurgh  ;  printed  by  John    Wi/eth,  1811. 
GREENWOOD'S  WORKES  contained  in  Seven   Severall 
Tractates.     13th  Impression.     12mo,  e«(/'. 

Lond! R.  Lbhitson,  1650. 

SS  1300.  GREGORY.  Gregorii  Posthuraa:  or  Certain  Learned 
Tracts  written  by  John  Gregory,  M.  A.  Together  with  a 
Short  Account  of  the  Author's  Life.     4to,  hcdf  calf. 

Loitd.  1664. 
O.O0\^Q\.  GRESSWELL  (Rev.  Wm.  P.)  Annals  of  Parisian  Typo- 
graphy, containing  an  Account  of  the  Earliest  Typographical 
Establishments  of  Paris,  and  notices  .and  illustrations  of  the 
most  remarkable  productions  of  the  Parisian  Gothic  Press, 
with  wood  cuts.     Rl.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt  top. 

Lond.  1818. 

i^,  2.«r"i302.  .     Another  copy.     8vo,  bds.  Lond.  1818. 

/O  0*  1-^03.  [GRIFFITHS  (A.  F.)]    Bibliotheca  Anglo-Poetica  ;  or  a  De- 

scrijitive  Catalogue  of  a  Rare  and  Rich  Collection  of  Early 
English  Poetry,  in  the  Possession  of  Longman  tfe  Co.,  illus- 
trated by  occasional  Extracts  and  Remarks,  critical  and 
bibliographical,  compiled  l)y  A.  F.  Griffiths.  Illustrated 
by  One  hundred  and  seventy-three  portraits.  Ixirge  paper 
copy.  Only  50  copies  printed.  H<df  morocco,  gilt  edges^ 
by  J.  Mackenzie.  Lond.  1815. 

This  was  the  Collection  made  b}'  T.  Park,  with  additions  by  Th.  Hill. 
■'  Deserviug  of  a  j)lace  in  every  good  library,  frona  the  interesting  information 
whicli  it  affords  of  the  works  of  ovir  early  poets." — Lowndes.  Nassau's 
cop3',  iuitlio2it  plates,  sold  for  £3  5.s.  Od. 

y^        1304.  GROSE    (Francis).     Antiquities  of  Scotland.     Plates   only. 

'*  4to.'  I^ond.  1797. 

J*.  V't^305.  GROSE  (Francis).     A   Classical   Dictionary   of  the   Vulgar 

'  Tongue,     ^d  Edition.,  corrected  and  enlarged.     8\o.,  cf. 

Jjond.  1796. 


GROTIUS.  105 

306.  GROSE   (Francis).      A   Treatise   ou    Ancient   Armour   and 

Weapons,     4to,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1784. 

If  f\l  f         Townshend's  copy  sold  for  £2  lOs.  OcZ.     Fonthill,  £4  5s.  M.     The  Plates 

are  from  the  origiual  Armour  iu  the  Tower  of  London,  and  other  Arsenals, 

Museums,  and  Cabinets. 

i 1307.  [GROSE  (Francis)].     A  Guide   to  Health,   Beauty,  Riches, 

and  Honours.     8vo,  half  calf  interleaved  with  blue  paj)er. 
'^"d  Lond.  1785. 

Isaac  Reed's  copy,  with  his  Autograph.  A  very  curious  and  rare  book ; 
being  a  collection  of  the  most  remarkable  Advertisements  of  Quacks,  Money- 
Lenders,  Wife  and  Husband  Hunters,  &c.     See  page  19. 

fife-lSOS.  GROSE  (Francis).  MiUtary  Antiquities  respecting  a  History 
of  the  English  Army,  from  the  Conquest  to  the  Present 

^O  Time.  A  new  Edition  with  material  additions  and  improve- 

ments.    Plates.     2  vols.  4to,  half  russia.  Lond.  1801. 

Marquis  of  Townshend's  copy  sold  for  £3  3s.  M. 

n  1309.  GROSE  (Francis).  Olio  ;  being  a  Collection  of  Essays,  Sketches, 
Anecdotes,  Bon-Mots,  Epigrams,  and  Epitaphs.  Portrait, 
1796;  and  Alcock  (J.)  Entertaining  and  Instructive  Com- 
panion, 1779.    2  vols,  in  1.     S\o, half  calf.   Lond.ll79-96. 

n  1310.  .  The  Olio.    Second  Edition,  improved.  Portrait.    8vo, 

calf.  Lond.  1796. 

TO  1311.  GROSE.  A  Treatise  on  Ancient  Armour  and  Weapons.  Illus- 
trated by  Plates  taken  from  the  Original  Armour  in  the 
Tower  of  London,  and  other  Arsenals,  Museums,  and 
Cabinets.     4to,  hcdfcalf.  Lond.  1786. 

1312.  [GROSTHEAD].    restameitts  of  the  rtoelue  Patrf= 

arches,  the  Sonnes  of  lacob,  translated  out  of  Greek  into 
Latine,  by  Robert  Grosthead,  and  out  of  his  Copy  into 
French  and  Dutch,  by  others:  now  englished  by  A. G. 
Curious  wood  cuts.     Sm.  8vo.     Jt^lclCi^  Setter. 

London  for  the  Company  of  the  Statiojiers,  1606. 

1313.  [GROTIUS  (Hugo)].    Christ's   Passion.     A  Tragedy;   with 

Annotations  by  George  Sandys.  2d  Pklition  illustrated 
with  /Scidjjtvres.     12 mo,  calf  extra. 

Lond.  for  T.  Bassett,  1687. 
GROVE  HILL.     See  [Maurice,  Rev.  Thos.] 

1314.  GRUB   STREET   MISCELLANY   (The).      In    Prose   and 

Verse.     Written  by  Mr.  Bavins,  Junr.     8vo.     Lond.  17 34k. 

1315.  GRUNER  (Lewis).    The  Good  Shunamite.    Plmninated  and 

Printed  in  Gold  and  Colours.  Square  12 mo,  morocco 
antique.  Lond.  1847. 

1316.  GUBIT.      Etchings  in  Wood  by  Gubit,  with    the    addition 

of  a  large  number  of  Specimens  by  other  Masters.  140 
leaves  imperial  folio,  containing  776  specim,ens:  russia. 
*57>  1317.  GUERINIERE  (De  La).  Ecole  de  Cavalerie,  contenant  la 
connoissance,  Tinstruction  et  la  conservation  du  Cheval. 
Avec  Figures  en  Taille-douce.  Folio,  ^r/7/:  Paris,  1733. 
14 


106  HALL. 

GUEUARAES  WORKES.     See  Fenton  (Sir  Geo.) 
7'-n'318.  GUIZOT  (M.)     The  Causes  of  the  Success  of  the  English  yU 

Revolution  of  1640 — 1688;  a  Discourse.     8vo,  rhth. 
.  Loud.  1850. 

/  6,  1319.  GUIZOT  (M.)     The  Fine  Arts;  their  Nature  and  Relations. 

Ti-anslated  by  G.  Grove,  \cUh  Illustrations  bi/  Geo.  Scharf\ 
(Tum:,  and  25  Additional  Plates  inserted.  8vo,  hroion 
morocco  extra.  Lond.  1853. 

/-2,  1320.  GFNN  (John).     An  Historical   Enquiry  respectino;  the  Per- 

formance on  the  Harp  in  the  Highlands  of  Scotland,  from 
the  Earliest  Times  until  it  was  discontinued — about  the 
year  1734.  With  an  Account  of  the  Harp  of  Queen  Mary, 
Forty  Plates  inserted.      4to,  half  red  morocco,  f/ilt  ede/es. 

Edinh.  1807. 
Drawn  up  by  desire  of  the  Highland  Society. 

/  1321.  GURNEY.     Mrs.  Gurney's  Apology,  In  Justification  of  Mrs. 

's  Friendship.     Royal  8vo.  Phil.  1860. 

^,           1322.  GUTENBERG.     John  Gutenberg,  First  Master  Printer,  His 
Acts,  and    most  remarkable  Discourses,    and    his    Death. 
From  the  German,  by  C.  W.     Broad  8vo,  half  morocco, 
gilt  top.  Lond.  1860. 
One  hundred  copies  printed. 
1^^323.  GUTHRIE  (James).     The  Life  and  Heroick  Actions  of  the 
Eighth  Champion  of  Christendom.     8vo.          Lond.  1739. 
So  1324.     H.  (J.)     The  Holy  Order:  or  Fraternity  of  the  Mourners 
in  Sion.    Humbly  and  Earnestly  tendred  to  all  God's  Faith- 
full  Ones,  &c.     18mo,  ccdf  antique.                    Lond.  1660. 
^trT32o.  H.  (M).     Atfection's  Gift.     \'2mo,  half  calf .          Lond.lSlQ. 
^^          1326.  HABILLEMENS  DE  DIVERS  NATIONS:    An  extensive 
and    unique    coUectiou    of    257    Costume    Plates,    neatly 
mounted  in  a  folio  volume:  calf  gilt. 
/,S^0  1327.  HAESTENO  (D.  Bened.)     Regia  Via  Crucis.     The  Plates 
mowded  in  4to,  calf  s.  1.  s.  a. 
tT*^  1328.  HAKE  WELL   (James).     The  History  of  Windsor  and  its 
Neighbourhood.     21   ■plates  and  14   vignettes.     4to,    half 
calf                                                                             Lond.  1813. 
/t  2.S~T32d.  HALL  (Francis).    An  E.xjJication  of  the  Diall  Sett  up  in  the 
King's    Garden  at   London,  iu    1669.     Pkdes.     4to,  half 
calf                                                                          Liege.,  1673. 
See  page  52  for  a  Portrait  of  King  Charles  and  Henrietta  Maria.    Sir  M. 
Sykes'  copy  sold  for  IT.s. 

•^*^330.  HALL  (Rev.  Peter).     Faith,  Hope,   and  Charity  :  Three  Ser- 
mons.    4to,  cloth.  Lond.  1839. 
30^         1331.  HALL  (Mrs.  S.  C.)     Drawing  Room  Table  Book.     Highlg 
Illustrated  itfith  Extra  Proof  Plates.     Folio,  red  morocco, 
gilt  edges.  Lond.  n.  d. 


HAMILTON.  107 

1332.  HALL  (S.  C.)  The  Book  of  British  Ballads;  beautifully 
illustrated  with  looocl  cuts.  First  and  best  Edition.  2  vols. 
4to,  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1842-44. 

An  original  copy  of  this  fine  work.    Each  page  with  an  ornamental  border, 
and  each  ballad  illustrated  by  a  higlily  finished  wood  engraving. 

^8  1333.  [HALLECK  (Fitz  Greene)].  Aluwick  Castle;  with  other 
Poems.     8vo,  cloth.  N.   Y.  1836. 

1334.  HALLECK  (Fitz  Greene).     The  Poetical  Works  of.     Now 

first  collected.  Illustrated  loith  Steel  Mnyravings.,  and  a 
large  additional  number  added ;  in  all,  over  80.  8vo,  red 
morocco,  gilt.  JST.  Y.  1847. 

1335.  -.     Another  copy.     Plates.     8vo,  cloth.        A^  F.  1847. 

■V  1336.  HALLIWELL  (J.  O.)  The  Manuscript  Rarities  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Cambridge.     8vo,  cloth.  Lond.  1841. 

'f  1337,  HALLYWELL  (Hy.)  Melampronoea ;  or  a  Discourse  of 
the  Polity  and  Kingdom  of  Dai-kness,  together  with  a  Solu- 
tion of  the  chiefest  Objections  brought  against  the  Being  of 
Witches.     1 2 mo,  o/(/ (•«{/'.  Zond.  1681. 

"A  notice  of  this  work  will  be  found  in  the  Retrospective  Review,  vol.  v., 
87 — 136." — Lovjnde.s.     Fonthill  coj^y,  9s. 

"  1338.  HAMCONH  (Martini).  Frisia  Sev  de  Viris  Rebvsqv® 
Frisiae  lUustribvs  libri  dvo.  54  Fine  Portraits.  4to,  old 
calf.  Tranekarce,  1620. 

1339.  .     Another.     54  Portraits  only,  mounted  in  4to,  h<df 

morocco.  1620. 

1340.  HAMILTON   (Anthony).     Memoirs   of    Count  Grammont; 

iUustrated  with  64  Portraits,  Engraved  by  E.  Scriven. 
2  vols.  8vo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1811. 

This  Edition  has  nearly  100  pages  of  valuable  Notes  and  Illustrations, 
many  of  which  are  said  to  be  from  the  pen  of  Sir  W.  Scott. — Lowndes. 
Perhaps  the  most  popular  volume  ever  put  forth  in  Prance. — Dihdin. 

1?  1341.  HAMILTON.  The  Works  of  Alexander  Hamilton,  com- 
prising his  most  important  Official  Reports ;  an  improved 
Edition  of  the  Federalist,  on  the  New  Constitution, 
written  in  1788;  and  Pacificus,  on  the  Proclamation  of 
Neutrality;  written  in  1793.     3  vols.  8vo,  half  morocco. 

N.  Y.  1810. 
Some  of  the  contents  of  these   volumes  are  not  included  in  the  new 

_  Edition  of  Hamilton's  Works. 

^  1342.  HAMILTON  (Lady  Augusta).  Marriage  Rites,  Customs, 
and  Ceremonies  of  all  Nations  in  the  Universe,  8vo,  half 
morocco.  Lond.  1822. 

J^  1343.  HAMILTON  (Elizabeth).  Cottagers  of  Glenburnie.  8vo, 
calf  ^  Edinb.  1808. 

1344.  HAMILTON  (Gavianus).  Schola-Italica-PictvraB,  sive  se- 
lectae  qvaedam  svmmorvm  e  Schola  Italica  pictorvm 
tabvlse  sere  incisae.     41  Plates.     Folio,  half  calf . 

Romm,  1773. 


108  HANROTT. 

Jli,SV  1345.  HAMILTON"  (William).  Descriptions  of  the  SherifFdoras  of 
Lanark  and  Renfrew ;  compiled  about  mdccx.,  with  Illus- 
trative Notes  and  Appendices.     4to,  half  inorocco. 

Glaxiiov^  [Mai'tland  Cluh\  183L 

y.Sl?  1346.  HAMMER-PITRGSTALL.  Das  Arabische  Hohe  Lied  der 
Liebe,  das  ist  Ibnol  Faridh's  Faijet.  Exquisitely  printed, 
with  cjold  borders,  etc.  Small  folio  ;  red  morocco,  extra 
gilt.    "  Wien,  1854. 

The  Text  to  this  beautiful  Volume  is  in   Arabic  and  German,  with  a 
Commentary  and  Introduction. 

»in'347.  HAND-BOOK    TO   THE    NATIONAL   GALLERY,  and 

other  Tracts,  6. 
^S^O  1348.  HANROTT.     Catalogue  of  the  Splendid,  Choice,  and  Curious 
Library  of  P.  A.  Hanrott, Esq.    5  Parts  ;  also,  the  Furniture, 
with2yric.es  and  names.     Bvo,  half  hound  ;  rough  edges. 

Lond.  1833. 
This  valuable  library  sold  for  £17,264  8s.  Od. . 

g^  1349.  HANSARD  (T.  C.)  Tyi)ographia ;  an  Historical  Sketch  of 
the  Origin  and  Progress  of  the  Art  of  Printing ;  with 
practical  directions  for  conducting  every  department  in  an 
office ;  with  a  description  of  stereotype  and  lithography ; 
illustrated  by  Engravings,  Biographical  Notices,  and  Por- 
traits.    R}.  8vo,  half  calf  Zond.  1825. 

vL/^^1350.  HANWAY    (Jonas).     Elegy   on   Mr.    Geo.   Peters,    of  St. 
/  2^  i'  Petersburg.     4to,  calf 

/,  1851.  HANWAY  (Jonas).      Virtue  in  Humble  Life ;  Thoughts  on 

the  Passions,  and  Various  Anecdotes.     2  vols,  in  1.     4to, 
half  calf.  Zond.  1777. 

t/,  1352.  HARDIMAN  (Jas.)  Irish  Minstrelsy;  or  Bardic  Remains 
of  Ireland ;  with  English  Poetical  Translations.  2  vols, 
8vo,  half  morocco.  Zond.  1831. 

2,^  1353.  HARDING  (J.  W.)  Sketches  in  North  Wales;  consisting 
of  Six  Plates,  coloured  to  resemble  Draioings  •  with  letter- 
2)ress  lllHstrcdions.     Folio.  Zond.  1810. 

3 ,  1354.  [HARDING  (J.)]  Shakespeare  Illustrated,  by  an  Assem- 
blage of  Portraits  and  Views,  with  Biographical  Anec- 
dotes ;  to  which  are  added  Portraits  of  Actors,  Editors, 
etc.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf.  Zond.  (1793). 

/^^  1355.  HARMAN  (Thos.)  A  Caveat  or  Warning  for  Common 
Cursetors,  vulgarly  called  Vagabonds.     4to,  red  morocco. 

Zond.  Reprint,  1814. 
One  hundred  copies  only  reprinted  from  Middleton's  Edition,  1573.     The 
book  is  useful,  as  illustrating  the  Early  English  Drama.     Strettell's  sold 
•  for£l-14s.  Od 

6,         1356.  HARRADEN  (R.  B.)     History  of  the  University  of  Cam- 


HAWKINS.  109 

bridge;  illustrated  by  a  Series  of  Engra\'ings.     Impl,  8vo, 
green  morocco  ;  joints  and  borders  of  gold. 

Cambridge.,  1814. 
This  is  the  Second  Edition  of  the  Cantabrigia  Depicta. 

^^        1357.  HARRIOTT  (John).     Struggles  througb  Life  exemplified  in 

the   Various   Travels  and    Adventures  in    Europe,   Asia, 

Africa,  and   America,    of  John  Harriott.     2  vols.   12mo, 

sheej).  JSf.   Y.  1809. 

/^1358.  HARRISTOX    (William).      Poems    on    Various   Subjects. 

^  12rao.  G/asgoic,  1821. 

1359.  HARROWING  OF  HELL  (The).     A  Miracle  Play,  written 

in  the  Reign  of  Edward  the  Second.    Edited  by  J.  O.  Hal- 

liwell.     India    Paper   copy.,  of  tchich    only  Eight    were 

printed.     8vo,  citron  morocco  ;  gilt  sides  and  edges. 

Loud.  1840. 

>/^*^1360.  HARTSHORXE  (C.  H.)  The  Book  Rarities  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Cambridge  ;  illustrated  by  Original  Letters  and 
Xotes,  Biographical,  Literary,  and  Antiquarian.  8vo, 
boards.  Lond.  1829. 

1361.  HARVEY  (George).  Scenes  of  the  Primitive  Forest  of 
America  at  the  Four  Periods  of  the  Year :  Spring,  Sum- 
mer, Autumn,  and  Winter.  Engraved  from  his  Original 
Paintings.  Accompanied  w^ith  Descriptive  Letter  Press. 
^  beautif idly  coloured  plates.    Yo\\o.,bds.  X.  I'i  1841. 

This  was  printed  in  London. 

;j-^   1362.  HARVEY  (John).     Life  of  Robert  Bruce,  King  of  Scots.     A 

Poem.     4to.  Edinh.  1729. 

7*^363.  HARWOOD'S  SCENERY  OF  GREAT  BRITAIN.  2 
vols,  oblong  4to,  cloth.  Lond.  n.  d. 

This  is  a  Collection  of  Views  engraved  as  Vignettes  for  Letter  Paper, 
and  afterwards  collected  in  the  present  form. 

-^*^  1364.  HASTINGS  (John).  Pulmonary  Consumption  Successfully 
Treated  with  Naphtha.     8vo,  cloth.  Lond.  1843*. 

SO  1365.  [HATCHETT  (Charles)].  The  Spikenard  of  the  Ancients. 
Plate,     '^to,  privately  jyrinted.  s.  L  s.  a. 

HAWKINS  (Alfred).     The  Quebec  Directory.     12mo,  half 
morocco.  Quebec,  1844-5. 

/^'M367.  H[AWinNS  (S^  T[homas]).  Unhappy  Prosperity,  Ex- 
pressed in  the  History  of  iElius  Sejanus  and  Pliilippa 
the  Catanian.  Translated  out  of  the  Original  by  Sir  T.  H. 
12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1639. 

*^0  1368.  HAY  (M.)  Recueil  des  Chartres,  Creations  et  Confirmations 
des  Colonels,  Capitaines,  etc.,  de  la  ville  de  Paris.  44 
Coloured  Plates.     Folio,  russia  extra  /  gilt  edges. 

Paris,  1770. 
1369.  HAYLEY  (William).     Life  of  George  Romney,  Esq. ;  illus- 


110  HEBER. 

trated  by  numerous  fine  examples  of  his  icorJcs.     4 to,  half 

m,orocco.  Chichester,  1809. 

"  He  was  famous  in  his  profession,  and  it  was  his  great  right  to  be  so." 

/,  2*rT370.  HAYTER  (Richard).     The  Meaning  of  the  Revelation,  or  a 

Paraphrase,  with  Questions  on  the  Revelation.     4to,  calf 

extra.  Land.  1676. 

1371.  [HAYWOOD  (Tho.)]     The  Exemplary  Lives  and  Memorable 

_  Acts  of  Nine  of  the  Most  Worthy  Women  of  the  World  : 

Three  Jewes,  Three   Gentiles,  Three  Christians.     9  rare 

'prints.     4to,  calf.  Lond.  1640. 

Mr.  Burton's  copy.     The  three  Christian  Portraits  are  Queen  Margaret, 

Queen  Elizabeth,  and  Henrietta  Maria. 

/,/Z  1872.  HEADLEY    (J.   T.)     The   Sacred   Mountains.     Illustrated 

edition.     8yo,  cloth,  ffilt.  A^.  F.  1847. 

/^        1373.  HEATH  (Charles).     Book  of  Beauty  for  1832  and  1833.     2 

vols.  8vo,  morocco.  Lond.  1832-3. 

"         1374.  .     Same  for  1833.     8\o,  morocco.  Lond.\'8-i'^. 

2„S^  1375.  HEATH  (Charles).     The  Waverley  Gallery  of  the  Principal 

Female  Characters  in  Sir  Walter  Scott's  Romances.     Unique 

cojyy,  the  jylates  being  mounted  in  Tinted  Paper,  in  4to,  and 

surrounded  by  an  elegant  border,  and  bound  in  red  morocco. 

A£.r"i376.  HEATH  (D.  I.)     The  Exodus  Papyri.     8vo,  cloth. 

Lond.  1855. 

^,^%r~l377.  HEATH  (Wm.)     Military  Costume  of  the  British  Cavalry. 

Folio,  hedf  morocco.  Lond.  1820. 

5",         1378.  HEBER.     Catalogueof  the  Library  of  the  late  Rich'd  Heber, 

Esq.     13  Parts  in  5  vols.,  8vo,  half  veilum. 

Lond.  1834-36. 

Part  4,  the  Old  English  Poetry,  priced.     '•  As  a  collector,  Heber  united  the 

judgment  of  Cotton  with  the  princely  muniiicence  of  a  Harley." — Lowndes. 

/,  1379.  HEH.EGE  ALTGEN  und  Gemiiths  Lust,  vorstellend  Albe 
Sonn  Test  und  Feyrtligliche  Xicht  nur  Evangelien  Soudern 
audi  Epistolen  uud  Lectionem  von  J.  Uirich  Krauss.  120 
large  Bible  Plates.  Folio,  htdf  vellum.  Wants  the  En- 
graved Title.  Augsjnirg  [1706]. 
Y^Sl)  1380.  [HEIXEKEX  (Ch.  H.  de)].  Idee  Generale  d'une  Collection 
'  complete  d'estampes,  Avee  une  Dissertation  sur  I'origine  de 
la  Gravure  et  sur  les  premiers  Livres  d'lmages.     8vo,  calf. 

Leipsic,  1771. 
";!0  a  40  fr."— .B/-Mweit. 

/,JS  1881.  HEIXSIUS  (Dan.)  Lof-Sanck  Van  Jesus  Christus,  den  eenigen 
ende  eeuwigen  Sone  Godes :  Ende  zyne  andere  Nederduytse 
poeraata.    Sm.  8vo,  vehnm.  f  Amstelredam,  1650. 

S.SY)  1382.  HELL-GATES  OPEN  TO  ALL  MEN :  or  an  Livitation  to 
Persons  of  every  Age,  Sex,  and  Quality,  to  a  Residence 
in  the  Infernal  Regions.      With  Plates.     12mo,  half  calf. 

Lond.  1751. 
Not  mentioned  bv  Lowndes. 


HEURES.  Ill 

VJ^383.  HELYETRTS  (C.  A.)  De  L'Esprit ;  or  Essays  on  tin- 
Mind  and  its  Several  Faculties.  Translated  from  the  Frencli, 
with  Life.     8vo,  sheep.  Lond.  1810. 

1384.  HELVEXnJS  (M.)  A  Treatise  on  Man,  his  Intellectual  Fac- 
ulties, and  his  Education.  Translated  from  the  French.  2 
vols.  8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1810. 

jYf  1385.  HEXDERSOX  (And.)  History  of  the  Rebellion,  1745  and 
1746.     5th  edition.     12mo,  cf.  Lond.  1753. 

1386.  HENDERSOX   (Andrew).     Scottish  Proverbs,  with  an  In- 
troduction by  W.  Motherwell.  12mo,  half  calf.  Edinb.  1832. 
^iri387.  HENDERSOX.     Catalogue  of  the  Library,   Prints,  Coins, 
etc.,  of  John  Henderson,  Esq.     Priced.     8vo. 

I^ond.  1830. 
HEXDERSOX.     Catalogue  of  a  Select  and   Valuable  Col- 
lection of  Coins,  etc.,  of  John  Hendersox.     Priced.     8vo. 

Lond.   1818. 

1389.  HEXDERSOX  (P.)  The  Seasons,  or  Flower  Garden;  a  Se- 
lection of  the  most  beautiful  Flowers  that  blossom  at  the 
Four  Seasons  of  the  Year.  Coloured  plates.  4to,  calf  gilt 
edges.  Lond.  n.  d. 

With  a  Treatise  on  Painting  Flowers. 

1390.  HERALDRY.  A  Collection  of  Arms  of  German  Families, 
with  Descriptions  in  German.  27  Plates.  4to,  half  vel- 
lum.    Xo  title.  1748. 

1391.  HERALDRY.  A  Collection  of  Plates  of  Heraldry.  Plain 
and  coloured.     4to. 

1392.  HERALDIC  SCRAP  BOOK,  with  an  immense  number  of 
Arms,  Crests,  etc.     Folio. 

1393.  l^crcafter  ettsut  the  trrtoc  cttcountrt  of  Jjatnle  lately 

don  betwene,  Englade  and  :  Scotlande.     In  which  batayle 
the,  Scottsshe  Kynge  was  slayne.     4to.    2ll(lCk  TLttXtX. 

Hasleioood's  reprint^  1809. 

1394.  HERMITAGE  (The).     A  Poem.     12mo,  sheep. 

L.ond.  1809. 

1395.  l^rrOttfUS  ScrmonCS  Discipvli  de  Sanctis.     3$latfe  21Lct= 

XZX.      Woodcuts.     4to,  calf ;  fne  copg.  s.  1.  1541. 

1396.  HERYEY  (James).  Meditations  and  Contemplations. 
Plates.     8vo,  calf  Lond.  n.  d. 

1397.  l^eUreS  a  PHSaSC  tit  J^lome  avec  Almanack  [pour  1497 
a  1520].  Small  4to.  Printed  on  vellum  in  ©OthfC 
JLZitZXSy  xcith  fifteen  large.,  and  numerous  small  wocd 
cuts,  illumitiated  in  gold  and  colours.  Each  pjage  is  mar- 
gined bg  a  broad  ornamented,  border  in  gold  and  colours. 
Bound  in  ligJit  blue  morocco;  the  sides  covered  icith  gilt 
tooling.  Paris.,  Thielman  Kerver,  s.  a. 

Kerver  printed  at  Paris  from  1407  to  1520. 


/' 


112  HIBBERT. 

20,      1398.    I^curirs   a   Tiisntflc    tie    Home.     (gSothic    attter. 

l^rhdcd  on  veUiun^  with  ornoineidal  borders  and  v'ignette><; 
very  rare.     Sm.  8vo,  calf.    Paris,  Thiehnan  Kerver,  1503. 
SO        1399.  HEURES  DE  NOTRE  DAME,  etc.     A  Flemish  MS.  of  the 
lith  Century,  exquisitely  irritten  on  vellum,  wit/i  40  beau- 
tiful miniatures  and  floriated  borders;  also  coloured  Ini- 
tials, etc.     Small  4to,  red  morocco,  richly  tooled,  and  gilt 
sides. 
Zy.ST)    1400.  HEURES.     A  MS.  of  the    Si.rteejith    Centtiry,  on  vellum, 
irith  numerous  miniatures,     \2ixio,  morocco.  1528. 

J^y.oo  1401.  HEURES.  MS.  on  vellum.  22  elegant  Miniatures.  Also 
illuminated  Initials  and  floriated  borders.  Sm.  8vo,  blue 
morocco.  Circa  1400. 

J7  1 402.  HE VRES  NOU VELLES  Tirees  de  la  Sainte  Ecriture,  Ecrites 
et  grauees  par  L.  Senault.  8vo,  red  morocco,  gilt  sides 
and  edges.  Paris,  s.  a. 

The  whole  text  of  tliis  elegant  volume  is  engraved. 

/,xrO  1403.  HEYDON.  A  New  Method  of  Rosie-Crucian  physick : 
Wherein  is  shewed  the  Cause  ;  and  therewith  their  experi- 
enced Medicines  for  the  Cure  of  all  Diseases,  etc.,  by  John 
Heydon,  a  SeiTant  of  God  and  Secretary  of  Nature. 

lond.  for  Thomas  Loch,  1658. 

2,,*^  1404.  HEYNS  (Zacharias).     Emblemata ;  Erableraes  Chrestienes  et 

Morales.     Sinne-Beelden  Streckende  Tot  Christelicke  Bed- 

inekinghe  ende  Leere  der  Zedicheyt  door  Zacharias  Heyns. 

4to,  blue  morocco.         Rotterdam,  P.  van  Waesberge,  1625. 

j2,2«^    T405.  .     Aliud  Exemplar.     Ato,  vellum. 

Rotterdam.  P.  van  Waesberge,  1625, 

>^  1406.  .     Aliud  Exemplar  [cum]  Emblemata  Moralia.     2  vols. 

in  1.     4to,  vellum.  Rotterdam,  1625. 

These  are  the  first  editions  of  Heyns.     The  figures  are  much  in  the  man- 
ner of  Crispin  de  Pass. 

H/,  1407.  HIBBERT.     Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  George  Hibbert, 

Esq.,  of  Portland  Place.  Inlaid  in  Ato,  interleaved  with 
blue  laid  paper,  with  jyi'lces  and  names.  Morocco  extra  ; 
superb  copy.  Land.  1829. 

3,  1408.  HIBBERT.     Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  George  Hibbert, 

Esq.     Prices  and  names.     S\o,  half  calf.         lond.  1829. 
This  collection  sold  for  £21,560  Os.  Od..  and  was  one  of  the  most  impor- 
tant collections  of  Books  sold  in  this  centur}-.     The  very  interesting  Biblio- 
graphical Notes  are  by  Mr.  Evans,  the  eminent  Book  Auctioneer. 

/,  1409.  HICKERINGILL  (Edmond).  The  Horrid  Sin  of  Man- 
Catching  :  Explain'd  in  a  Sermon  upon  Jer.  5  :  25,  26, 
Preach'd  at  Colchester,  July  10, 1684.  2nd  Edition.  4to, 
half  calf.  '  Lond.  1685. 

/«f  1410.  HILL"(J.)     An  Analysis  of  Penmanship.     Oblong  4to. 

Lond.  1821. 


HILLAIRE.  ^^^ 

\  1411.  HILLAIRE  (J.)  Specvlvm  Heroicvm  Principis  omnium 
teiiiporiun  Poetarum.  Homeri  id  est  aigumenta  xxiiii. 
librorura  Iliados  in  quibus  veri  Principis  Imasjo  Poetice 
elegantissirae  exprimitur,  et  Specvlvm  ^neidis  Virwilianje. 
2  vols,  in  1.     4to,  morocco.  Traject.  Batav.  1613. 

""  Contains  36  Plates  br  Crispin  de  Pass. 

^Q  1412.  HILLESSEMIUS  (Lvdov.)  Sacrarvm  Antiqvitatvm  Monv- 
menta:  Patriarcharvm,  Regvm,  Prophetavvm,  et  virorum 
vere  illustrium  veteris  Testamenti,  Imagiiiibus  et  Elogiis 
apparata  atque  inscripta.  36  Plates.  12mo,  morocco  ;  rare. 
Antver^yke  ex  officinci  Plant  mi  ^  1577. 
,  1413.  HINTOX  (J.  H.)  History  and  Topography  of  the  United 
States,  edited  by  S.  L.  Knapp.     Plates.     2  vols.  4to,  half 

^^  cf-  Boston,  1834. 

2-1414.  HIRSAVGIEXSIS.  Philosophiearvm  et  Astronomicarvm 
Institvtionvm,  Gvlielmi  Hirsavgiensis  olim  Abbatis  libri 
tres.     Sm.  4to.  Basilce,  II.  Petrvs,  1531. 

^rt^415.  HISTOIRE  ABREG:fiE  DES  PROVINCES  L^IES  DES 
PAYS  BAS.     Ou  I'on  voit  leurs  progres,  lenrs  eonquetes, 

""^^  leiir  Gouvernement  et  celui  de  leurs  Compagnies  en  Orient 

et  en  Occident.  Enrichie  d'un  grand  nombre  de  figures. 
Folio,  ca{f.  Amsterdam^^llOl. 

Includes  an  Account  of  the  West  India  Company. 

^»^'i416.  HISTOIRE  (L')  DE  LA  SAINTE  ECRITURE,  en  Forme 
de  Catechisme.     Avec  les  Figures.     12mo,  calf. 

Amsterdam,  P.  Mortier,  1698. 

r?*  1417.  HISTOIRE  DES  AVENTURES,  ou  1'  Ouvrage  pour  teur  le 

temps,  en  Vers,  etc.     4to.   JV^o  title.    Half  cf.     Circa  1550. 

This  singular  Book  contains  a  Calendar,  with  numerous  Fortune-Telling 

Plates,  &e. 

//    1418.  HISTOIRE  (L')  DES  IMPERATRICES.   Portraits.  4to,vel- 

Iwn.  Paris,  JST.  de  Serr)/,  1646. 

This  is  a  French  Translation  of  "  Yieus  Avgvstarvm  Imagines."     The 

Plates  are  reproduced  with  Translations  of  the  Inscriptions. 

-a  1419.  HISTOIRE  DU  VIEUX  ET  DU  NOUVEAU  TESTA- 
MENT.    428 fne  2^lates.     2  vols,  in  1,  folio.     Paris,  n.d. 

^0  1420.  HISTORIA  DEORUM  FATIDICORUM  vatum  Sybillarum, 
Phoebadum,  Apud  Priscos  Illustrium  ;  Cum  eorum  Iconibus. 
41 2jlates.    4io,  vellum.  Francof.  L.  Bourgeat,lQSO. 

^O  1421.  HISTORICAL  COLLECTIONS;  or  a  Brief  Account  of  the 
most  Remarkable  Transactions  of  The  two  last  Parliaments 
Held  and  Dissolved  at  Westminster  and  Oxford.  8vo,  calf. 

Bond.  1081. 

fZ  1422.  HISTORICAL  MAGAZINE,  and  Notes  and  Queries.  Vols. 
\  to  1 ,  4\.o,  imhound.  Boston  and  N.  3^1857-63. 

^^•M423.  HISTORICAL  SKETCH  of  the  Saint  Andrew  Society  of  the 
State  of  New  York,  with  Thomson's  Oration.     12mo,  cl. 

N.  Y.  1856. 
15 


114  HOGARTH. 

J^^       1424.  HISTORY  OF  NORTH  AMERICA,  containin<x  an  exact 
Account  of  tlieir  first  Settlements,  &c.  Lond.  1776. 

At  page  82  is  a  Singular  Speech  by  a  Young  Woman  (Miss  Baker),  before 
a  Connecticut  Court,  which  was  really  written  by  Dr.  Franklin. 

A»r^  1425.  HISTORY  OF  THE  FEUDS  AND  CONFLICTS  AMONG 

THE  CLANS  in  the  Northern  Parts  of  Scotland  and  in  the 

AYestern  Isles,  from  1031  to  1619.     12mo,  half  morocco. 

/  Glasgov:.,  JFoulis,  1764. 

/  ^,         1 426.  HISTORY  OF  THE  ISSL'ES  OF  PAPER-MONEY  in  the 

American  Colonies  anterior  to  the  Revolution,  explanatory 

of  the  Historical  Chart  of  the  Paper-Money  of  that  Period. 

8vo.  ^  St.  Louis.,  1851. 

The  present  copy  contains  a  large  number  of  Specimens  of  Paper  Money, 

issued  before  and  during  the  Revolutionary  war. 

/»         1427.  HISTORY  OF  THE  MITRE  AND  PURSE.  8vo,  halfccdf. 

Lond.  1714. 

1428.  HISTORY    OF    THE    PROCEEDINGS   in   the    Case   of 

Margaret,  commonlv  called  Peg,  only  lawful  Sister  to  John 

/  Bull,  Esqr.      VImo,' half  calf .  Lond.  1761. 

^^-  1429.  HISTORY   OF  THE  REBELLION   IN  SCOTLAND,  in 

1745-46.     ISrao.  Aberdeen.,  1850. 

S^,J7)    1430.  HISTRIONIC    SCRAPS.     A  Collection   of  Cuttings   from 

Nesvspnpers,  relating  to  Tlieatres,  Birtli-Places  of  Actors, 

etc.     Numerous  j)ortraits  and  plates.     2  vols.  rj.  8vo,  half 

calf. 

J8     1431.  HOBART  (John  Henry).     The   LTnited    States    of  America 

compared    with    some    European    Countries,    particularly 

England:    in    a  Discourse    delivered  ...  October,    1825. 

8vo,  pp.  48.  jV.   Y.  1825. 

,2»nT3 2.  HOBART  (J.  H.)  Works.     Vol.1.     Svo,  sheep.   JV.  Y.  1833. 

,^     1433.  HODGKINS  (E.)     A  Series  of  Mercantile  Letters.     12mo, 

russia.  Lond.  1808. 

JT        1434.  HOGARTH.      The    Genuine    Graphic    Works    of    William 

Hogarth,   consisting  of  160   Engravings,  by  Thos.  Cook. 

4to,  half  russia.  Lond.  1813. 

'/        1435.  HOGARTH   MORALIZED,  by  Mr.  Trusler.      Upicards  of 

70  2)lates.     First  edition  ;  scarce.     8vo^  calf .     Lond.  1768. 

"While  I  moralize   I  study  to  explain,  and  while  I  explain  I  study  to 

moralize."     The   Prints  in  this   pretty   edition  combine  much  spirit  and 

delicacy.     See  Ireland  (W.  H.) 

-^^436.  HOGG  (James).     Altrive  Tales.     Vol.1.  Lond.  1832. 

/,S~0  1437.  HOGG  (James).     A  Queer  Book.     12mo,  hcdf  morocco. 

Edinb.  1832. 

/O,  0  0    1438.  HOGG  (James).    The  Jacobite  Relics  of  Scotland  ;  being  the 

Songs,  Airs,  and  Legends  of  the  Adherents  to  the  House 

of  Stuart.     2   vols.  8vo,  smooth  red  morocco  extra;  most 

elegant  copy.  Edinb.  1819-21. 


HOLBEIN.  155 

^.5^439.  HOGG  (James).     The  Forest  Minstrel.     \Smo,  half  calf . 

Phil.  1816. 

V/T440.  HOGG  (James).     The  Mountahi  Bard  ;  consisting  of  Ballads 

&  Songs,  founded  on  Facts  and  Legendary  Fables.     8vo, 

calf  ""  Eilinh.  1807. 

1441.  HOGG  (James).     Pilgrim  of  the  Sun.     \^mo,  half  calf 

Philad.  1815. 

1,      1442.  HOGG  (James).     The  Queen's   Wake;    a  Legendary  Poem. 

5th  Edition  ;  illustrated  xcith  Portrait  of  the  Author.,  v:ith 

his  Autograph.,  and  60  additional  Portraits  and  Plates. 

8vo,  morocco  extra.,  joints.,  and  watered  silk  lining. 

Edinh.  1819. 

1443.  .     Another  copy.     ^\o,  half  calf  Edinb.  1819. 

^S  1444.  HOGG  (James).     Song.s.     12mo,  cloth.  N'.  Y.  1832. 

„     1444* .     Another  copy.     l2mo,  cloth.  'JST.  F.  1832. 

2^-1445.  HOGG'S  INSTRUCTOR.     A  Parcel  of  odd  numbers.      8vo. 

^i^  .-....._    u  1854. 

n^  1446.  HOLBEIN    (Hans).     Alphabet  of  Death.     Illustrated  with 

Old  Borders,  engraved  on  Wood,  with  Latin  Sentences, 

and  English  Quatrains,  selected  by  Anatole  de  Montaiglon. 

Svo,  morocco  antique.  Paris,  1856. 

S7>  1447.  .     Another  copy.     8vo,  cloth.  Paris,  1856. 

eo    1448.  HOLBEIN    (Hans).     A  Collection  of    132  Ancient  Wood 
cuts,  by  Holbein.     4to.  1538. 

^   1449.  HOLBEIN  (Hans).     Le  Danse  des  Morts,  with  Letter-press 
in   Germnn,    French,    and    English,    icith    Curious  Litho- 
graphic Illustrations.     Folio,  cloth.  Pasle,  n.  d. 
1450.  HOLBEIN  (H.)     The  Dance  of  Death,  through  the  various 
stages  of  Human  Life;  Avherein  The  Capriciousness  of  that 
Tyrant  is  exhibited :  in  Forty-six  Copper-plates.     Etched 
by  D.  Deuchar.     4to,  hcdf  russia.                      Land.  1803. 
X?  1451.  HOLBEIN  (H.)     The  Dunce  of  Death.     Engraved  by  W. 
Hollar.     12 mo,  ccdf                                                Land.  1804. 
"  Holbein's  Dance  of  Death  is  unquestionably  a  Master-Piece." — Papillon. 
Though  Holbein  is  usually  considered  the  Painttr  of  the  Dance  of  Death, 
it  is  erroneous,  seeing  the  Frescoes  were  executed  many  years  before  his 
time.     He  was,  however,  the  Engraver  of  the  "Wood  Cuts  in  the  first  edition. 
See  Jackson's  "Wood  Engraving. 

1452.  HOLBEIN   (Hans.)     Imitations    of   Original  Drawings,  by 
Huns  Holbein,  in  the  Collection  of  his  Majesty;   from  the 
Portraits   of  Illustrious    Persons  of  the  Court  of  Henry 
VIII.     83  plates  by  Bartolozzi.     Folio,  half  russia.    Pub- 
lished by  Jolin  Chamberlaine.  Land.  1792-1800. 
This  is  the  best  edition  of  this  valuable  work ;  the  plates  are  on  tinted 
paper.     The  biographical  Tracts  by  Lodge  are  derived  from  no  common 
sources,  and  exhibit  recondite  research.     North's  copy  sold  for  £24  35.  Oc/.; 
Fonthill,  £31  IO5.  M. ;  Roxburghe,  £39  \is.M. 


116  HOLLAR. 

This  copj'  includes  the  additional  portraits  of  Holbein  and  his  wife,  etc. 
All  but  four  of  the  plates  are  engraved  by  Bartolozzi.  The  Portraits  are 
nearly  the  size  of  life,  and  represented  with  great  fidelity ;  they  are  all 
of  celebrated  characters,  and  the  Costume  is  most  elegant. 

/S]  1453.  HOLBEIX  (Jean).  La  Passion  de  Notre  Seigneur,  gravee 
d'apres  les  Desseins  originaux  du  celebre  Peintre  Jean 
Holbein,  qui  se  trouvent  a  la  Bibliotheque  publiqne  de  la 
ville  de  Basle.     12  plates  mounted.     Sm.  folio;  rare. 

Basle,  jJ^t^blie  2^'^^^'  (^^^''-  de  Michel,  1784. 
^,^J^~1454.  HOLFORD  (Miss.)     Wallace,  or   the   Fight  of  Falkirk;   a 
Metrical    Romance.     8vo,    calf  extra ;   tooled  edges  and 
sides.  Land.  1810. 

'*'»  1455.  HOLGATE    (Jerome  B.)     American   Genealogy;    being   a 

History  of  some  of  the  Early  Settlers  of  North  America 
and  their  Descendants,  etc. ;  illustrated  xcith  a  7iwnber  of 
Portraits,  etc.     4to,  half  morocco.  Albany,  1848. 

/o,oO  145G.  H[OLLAND]  (H.)    Herwologia  Anglicahocestclarissimorvm 
et   doctissimorvra  aliqvot    Anglorvm,   etc.,    with   frontis- 
piece, 64  Poi'traits,  and  2  Monuments.     Folio,  russia  :  col- 
lated and  perfect.  1620. 
This  very  rare  book  is  rarely  found  complete  ;  it  is  the  first  regular  Series 
of  English  Portraits.     The  work  has  sold  at  from  £7  175.  6d  to  £27  16s. 
6d   (Williams'  copy.)     Included  in  the  series  are  Portraits  of  Rich'd  Gren- 
ville,  Tho.  Candish,  Sir  M.  Frobisher,  Sir  J.  Hawkins,  and  Sir  F.  Drake, 
with  memoirs. 

Several  of  the  Plates  are  engraved  by  Pass. 

J7        1457.  HOLLAND.     Recceill  de  XXX VL  Portraits  Yeritables 

de  tous  les  Comtes  et  Comtesses  de  la  Hollande.     Folio, 

/  half  calf .  Amsterdam,  s.  a. 

^»         1458.  HOLLAR    (Wenceslas).     Theatrv  Muliervm   sive  Varietas 

atquaj  differentia  Habituum  Foeminei    Sexus   diuersorum 

Europae  Nationum  hodierno  Tempore  vulgo  in  vsu  a  W. 

Hollar  Bohem.  delineatas  et  aqva  forti  ieri  sculptse.     48 

Plates.     18mo,  russia.  Lond.  1643. 

Brockett's  copy  sold  for  £3  I3s.  &d. 

g0^        1459.  HOLLAR.     (^Yenceslas).      A  Splendid  Collection  of  252  of 
the  Works  of  this  Celebrated  Master;  neatly  mounted  in 
a  folio  volume  ;   half  morocco  •  gilt  edges. 
^•rT460.  HOLLY  (O.  L.)     The  Picturesque  Tourist.     12mo,  cloth. 

■  A^  F.  1844. 

*^r2tJ  1461.  HOLLIBAND  (Cian.)  The  Italian  Schooleraaister,  &c.,  and 
a  fine  Tuscan  historic,  called  Arnalt  &  Lucenda.  18mo, 
half  morocco.  Lond.  Th.  Purfuot,  1597. 

2,  S'O    1462.  HOLLIS.     Catalogcte  of  the  very  Yaluable  and  Extensive 
Collection  of  Ancient  and  Modern  Coins  and  Medals,  col- 
lected by  Thomas  Hollis,  Esq.,  &  Thomas  Brand  Mollis, 
Esq.     Prices  and  names.     Svo,  half  calf  .         Lond.  1817. 
The  Hollis'  are  well  known  for  their  liberality  to  Harvard  College. 
See  [Blackljurne  (Thos.)],  Lot  30  J,  and  [Disney  (John)],Lot  924. 


HOMER.  117 

S?>  1463.  HOLLOW  AY  (Wm.)  The  Peasant's  Fate  ;  a  Rural  Poetn. 
With  Miseehaneous  Pieces.  Plates  by  E.  W.  Thontpson. 
2d  Edition.     12mo,  s/iee]).  Eond.  1802. 

/,  1 464.  HOLMES  (Rev'd.  John).  Historical  Sketches  of  the  Missions 
of  the  United  Brethren  for  Propagating  the  Gospel  among 
the  Heathen,  from  their  commencement  to  the  Year  1817. 
2d  Improved  Edit i 0)1.     8\o,  bds.  Lond.  1821. 

r  1465.  HOLY  VIRGIN'S,  by  the  Old  Masters.  A  Collection  of 
46  Plates.     4to,  morocco  ;  gilt  sides. 

A  fine  specimen  of  old  binding,  richly  gilt,  with  the  Arms  of  a  Cardinal. 
1,        J 466.  HOME  (John).     Douglas:  a  Tragedy.     Portrait.     Rl.  8vo, 
calf.  Edinh.  1798. 

\S0  1467.  [HOME  (J.)]  Essays  upon  Several  Subjects  concerning 
British  Antiquities.     12mo,  calf.  Edinb.  1763. 

1468.  HOME  BOOK  OF  THE  PICTURESQUE  ;  or  American 
Scenery,  Art,  and  Literature ;  Comprising  a  Series  of  Es- 
says by  Washington  Irving,  W.  C.  Bryant,  Fenimore 
Cooper,  Miss  Coo'per,  N.  P.  Willis,  Bayard  Taylor,  H.  T. 
Tuckerman,  E.  L.  Magoon,  Dr.  Bethune,  A.  B.  Street, 
Miss  Field,  etc.,  with  13  Engravings  on  Steel,  from  Pictures 
by  Eminent  Artists  ;  Engraved  Expressly  for  the  Work, 
with  60  Additional  Plates  inserted.  4to,  half  morocco  ; 
gilt.  N.  F.  1852. 

vT^  1469.  HOME.     A  Poem.     12mo,  ccdf.  Boston,  1806. 

1470.  HOMER.  The  whole  works  of  Homer,  Prince  of  Poets,  in 
his  Iliads,  and  Odysses.  Translated  according  to  the 
Greek,  by  Geo.  Chapman.  Manuscript  Title-jxige.  Folio, 
ccdf.       '  Lond.  [circa  1616]. 

Pope  observes  of  this  version,  "  that  a  daring  fiery  spirit  animates  the 
translation,  which  is  sometimes  hke  what  one  would  imagine  Homer  himself 
would  have  wrote." 

See  Warton's  Poetry  &  Retr.  Rev.,  III.,  p.  167. 

:  1471.  HOMER'S  ODYSSEY,  translated  by  A.  Pope.  A  new 
Edition.  Adorned  with  Plates,  by  Stothard.  Large 
paper  copy  ;  proof  plates.  Du  Roveray's  Elegant  Edi- 
tion.    6  vols.  impl.  8vo,  half  red  m,orocco  ;  gilt  toj),  nncitt. 

Lond.  1806. 
1472,  HOISTDIUS  (Judoco).     Theatrvm  Artis  Scribendi  varia  sum- 
morvm    nostri    seculi    Artificum    exemplaria    complectens, 
novem  diversis  Unguis  exarata.     Oblong  4to,  vellum. 

Amstelodanii,  J.  Janssonius.,  1614. 
From  Heber's  Library,  with  two  exquisite  specimens  of  Penmanship  on 
vellum  inserted,  probably  by  the  author. 

*n>  1473.  HONE  (Wm.)  Ancient  Mysteries  Described,  especially  the 
English  Miracle  Plays,  founded  on  Apocryphal  New  Tes- 
tament Story,  including  Notices  of  Ecclesiastical  Shows, 
the  Festivals  of  P^ools  and  Asses,  the  English  Boy  I^)ishii]), 
the  Descent  into  Hell,  the  Lord  Mayor's  Show,  Guildhall 


^. 


118  HOOKER. 

Grants,  Christmas  Carols,  etc.,  with  Engravings  on  copper 
and  wood.     8vo,  calf.  Land.  1823. 

/^,        1474.  HONE  (Win.)     Facetiae  and  Miscellanies,  with  One  Hundred    J 
and  Twenty  Engravings  by  George  Cruikshank.     Svo,  hds. 

Loud.  1827. 
For  contents,  see  Bohn's  Lowndes,  p.  1103. 
1475.  HOOGHE  (Romeyn  de).     Hieroglyphica  of  Merkbeelden  der      ^^ 
oude  Volkeren  :  Namentlyk  Egyptenaren,  Chaldeeuwen, 
Feniciers,  Joden,  Grieken,  Ronieynen   enz.     63  Splendid 
y  Plates,     'i^to^  half  morocco.,  uncut.  Amsteldam,M S5. 

fi^L-^\^7Q.     HOOK.     Secret  History  of  Colonel  Hook's  Negotiations  in 
Scotland  in  Favour  of  the  Pretender;  in  1707.     12\no,bds. 
s  BnhUn,  1760. 

O,  1477.  HOOKER.  The  Danger  of  Desertion,  or  a  Farvvell  Sermon 
of  Mr.  Thomcis  Hooker .,  Sometime  Minister  of  God's  Word 
at  Chabisford  in  Essex  •  but  now  of  New  England. 
Preached  immediately  before  his  departure  out  of  old  Eng- 
land. Together  with  Ten  Particvlar  rules  to  be  practiced 
every  day  by  Converted  Christians.  4to,  ccdf;  ronarkahly 
fine  copy.  Lond.  for  G.  Edwards.,  1641. 

^,  1478.  HOOKER  (Wra.  Jackson).     Journal  of  a  Tour  in  Iceland  in 

the  Summer  of  1809.  Ai  Plates.  8\o,  hcdf  morocco.  Not 
jmblished.  Yarmouth.,  1811. 

02-  1479.  HOOPER  (W.)     Rational  Recreations.     4  vols.  8vo,  calf. 

Lond.  i794. 
Among  the  interesting  experiments  are  all  those  commonly  performed 
with  cards.     Heath's  copy  sold  for  £2  5s.  Od 

Q,  1480.  HOPE  (Thomas).     Costume  of  the  Ancients.     Large  Paper. 

2  vols.  4to,  half  russia.  Lond.  1812. 

Townley's  copy  sold  for  £3  85.  M. ;  Duke  of  York's,  £:!  125.  Od.  This 
work,  so  indispensable  to  artists,  contains  over  300  plates,  containing  rep 
resentatioas  of  Egyptian,  Greek,  and  Roman  Habits  and  Dresses.  It  con- 
tains the  substance  of  many  expensive  works. 

V^    1481.  HOPFER.     Dieses  Werk  enthalt  nebst  einer  Vorrede  und 
/'  einer  kurzen  Beschreibung  der  Vorstellungen ;  92  abdrticke 

von  Stahlplatten  der  Gebrilder  Daniel,  Hieronymus,  und 
Lauibrecht  Hopfer,  die  zu  Anflmg  des  16ten  Jahrhunderts 
lebten,  und  sonst  unter  dem  namen;  die  Meister  mit  dem 
Leuchter,  bekannt  waren.     Oblong  folio. 

Frankfurt  am  Main.,  n.  d. 
Raetzel's  copy  sold  for  90  franca. 
/O  1482.  HOPKINS  (John  Henry).     An  Humble  Address  to  the  Bish- 
ops ;  on  the  Church  of  Rome.     Svo.  1846. 

1483.  HORACE.     Q.  Horatii  Flacci  Emblemata.     Imaginibus  in  ses 

incisis,  Notisq  illustrata  Studio  Othonis  Vaeni  Batauo 
lugdunensis.     Ho,  old  morocco.  Antverpice,  1707. 

1484.  HOR^  BEATE  MARI^  VIRGINIS  secundum  usum  Ro- 
manum.     beautifully  printed  on  vellum,  icith  ornamental 


do. 


HORNE.  1 1 9 

borders^  large  wood  cuts,  and  Coloured  Initials.  8vo,  red 
morocco,  cfilt.  Paris,  s,  a. 

1485.  HOR^  BEATE  MARI^  VIRGINIS  secundum  vsum  Ro- 

manum,  etc.  Beautifully  printed  on  vellum,  icith  15  col- 
oured  icood  cuts,  in  imitation  of  the  Ancient  Missals. 
Sm.  8vo,  red  morocco,  gilt.  Paris,  G.  Hardouyn,  s.  a. 

1486.  I^orae  teste  ^arfr  H^frfldtfS  ad  usum  fratrum  predica- 

torum,  etc.  (^OtilfC  Hcttft,  v^ith  ornamental  borders  and 
Illuminated  Initials.  Uraicing  on  vellum  inserted.  8vo, 
old  ccdf.  Paris,  Thiel.  Kemer,  1508. 

^0    1487.  HOR^  DIUINE  VIRGINIS  MARIE  secundum  vsum  Roina- 

num  :  cum  aliis  multis  folio  sesquenti  notatis  :  vna  cum  fig- 
uris  Apocalipsis  et  destructio  Hierusalem  et  multis  figuris 
Biblie  insertis.  The  tcood  cuts  all  illuminated  and  col- 
ouredin  the  style  of  the  ancient  3ISS.;  the  Initials  coloured, 
and  gold  borders  to  each  p)age.  Printed  on  vellum.  Sm. 
8vo,  calf.  Paris,  G.  Hardouyn,  s.  a. 

,^  1488.  HOR^  IN  LAUDE  GLORIOSISSIME  VIRGINIS  MA- 
RIE, etc.  The  Plates  all  illuminated  and  Initials  coloured. 
Printed  on  velium.  8vo,  velvet,  brass  clasps,  corners,  and 
bosses.  Paris,  G.  Hardouyn,  s.  a. 

7  1489.  HOR^  IN  LAUDEM  BEATISSIME  VIRGINIS  MARIE 
ad  vsum  Romanum.  Rubricated  text  and  floriated  bor- 
ders.    12mo,  calf.  Paris,  m.d.l. 

SI?  1490.  I^orae  {ittemerate  ®frgfnfS,  etc.  Beautifully  printed 
on  vellum,  in  ©OthfC  JLtXitX,  v'ith  fourteen,  large  v;ood 
cuts.     1 2mo,  calf.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

1491.  HORNE  (Th.  H.)  An  Introduction  to  the  Stndy  of  Biblio- 
graphy, with  a  Memoir  on  the  Public  Libraries  of  the  An- 
cients. Engraved  fac-simile,  etc.  2vols.ini.  Svo,  mo- 
rocco extra.     {From  Corvnnh  Library.)  Bond.  1814. 

'        1492.  .     Another  copy.     2  vols.  8vo,  half  morocco,  gilt  top. 

Bond.  1814. 
A  large  portion  of  Guild's  Librarian's  Manual  is  made  up  from  the  second 
volume  of  this  most  valuable  and  now  scarce  book. 

J9  1493.  HORNE  (Bp.)     Discourses.     3  vols.  8vo,  cai/.     iowc?.  1812. 

1494.  HOSACK  (David).     Memoir  of  De  Witt  Clinton,  containing 

numerous  Documents  illustrative  of  the  Principal  events  of 
his  hfe.  Presented  by  the  Author  to  John  M.Mason.  4to, 
caJf.  N.  Y.  1829. 

1495.  HOSMER.     Catalogue  of  the   Choice   Collection   of  Books 

forming  the  Library  of  Zelotes  Hosmer,  Esq.;  xuith  prices, 
and  names.     S\o,  half  rnorocco.  Boston,  1861. 

rO  1496.  HOTCH  POTCH.  Containing  a  Conclamation  of  Original 
Pieces,  a  Higgledy  Piggledy  of  Controversies  and  Opinions 
on  various  interesting  Subjects,  &c.  12mo,  half  morocco 
extra.  Bond.  17^4. 


4. 


120  HUGO. 

/,  iJ^497.  HOUBR AKEX  (Arnold).  De  Groote  Schouburgh  der  Neder- 
hintsche  Koustschilders  en  Schildcressen.  Fine  plates. 
3  vols.  8vo,  calf.  Gravenhage.,  1753. 

"  Ouvrage  recherche  a  cause  des  figures  de  J.  Houbraken." — Brimet. 

1498.  HOUBRAKEN'S  HEADS.  A  Collection  of  37  Portraits  in 
a  Scrap  Book.  Folio,  calf. 
y»  1499.  HOUBRAKEN.  A  Collection  of  Fifty  five  Portraits,  inclu- 
ding some  proofs^  in  a  4to  volume.  Half  calf  . 
£,S0  1500.  HOWELL  (James).  The  Parley  of  Beasts  ;  or  Morphandra, 
Queen  of  the  Inchanted  Hand.  Frontispiece  by  Gayicood^ 
and  portrait.     Folio,  half  calf  .  Lond.  1660. 

^JIoOl.  HO  WITT  (William).     Abridgment  of  the  History  of  Priest- 
craft.    12mo.  Lond.  1834. 
/,          1502.  HXJBNER  (Jean).     Histoires  de  la  Bible,  pour  I'instruction 
de  la  Jeunesse,  avec  104  figures  par  Alex.  Girarded.     8vo, 
calf                                        "  Lode.  1784. 
"          1503.  HUDDESFORD  (George).    Poems.     2  vols.  12rao,  cf 

Lond.  1801. 
Includes  Salmagundi,    Topsy-Turvy,  Bubble    and  Squeak,  and  Crambe 
Repetita. 
^^"1504.  HUDSON  RIVER.     Views  on  the  Hudson.     12  plates. 

JSf.  Y..,  Nelson.,  n.  d. 
^,  1505.  HUGGINS  (J.  R.  D.)  Hugginiana:  or  Huggins'  Fantasy, 
being  a  Collection  of  the  most  Esteemed  Modern  Literary 
Productions,  &c.  Highly  illustrated;  and  MS.  notes,  hy 
3fr.  Allan.  12uio,  half  morocco,  red  edges.  JV.  1^.1808. 
/,»r^  1506.  HUGHES  (H.)  The  Beauties  of  Cambria;  consisting  of 
Sixty  Views  in  North  and  South  Wales.  Very  beautiful 
wood  cuts,  all  on  hidia  Paper.   Oblong  4to,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1823. 
/'^O  1507.  HUGHES  (John).  Letters  of  Abelard  and  Eloisa,  with  a 
particular  account  of  their  Lives,  Amours,  and  Misfortunes. 
Lllustr cited  by  Copper  Plates.  12mo,  crt(/!  iowc?.  1788. 
ft  „  1508.  HUGO.  Pia  Desideria  Emblematis  Elegiis  et  affectibus 
SS.  Patrum,  illustrata  authore  Hermanns  Hvgone.  12mo, 
vellum.  Antverpim,  H.  Aertssenii,  1623. 

1509.  .     Aliud  Exemplar.     Each  plate  mounted  on    a  41,0 

page,  and  enclosed  iii  a  border  ;  unique.  1623. 

1510.  .     Idem;  editio  altera,     \2n\o,  old  morocco. 

AntverpicB,  Aertssenii,  1628. 

^,S~(^   1511.   .     Aliud  Exemplar.     Xlxwo,  vellum.  1628. 

The  wood  cuts  to  this  edition  are  by  Christ.  Sichem. 

,,    1512.  .     Idem;  editio  altera,     \2vao,  blue  morocco, gilt  edges. 

Golonim  Agrip^xe,  1633. 

The  two  last  books  of  Quarles'  Emblems  are  exactly  copied  from  Hugo. 

^  1513.  IIUISH    (Rob.)      The  Public  and  Private  Life  of  his  late 

/  '  Excellent  and   Most   Gracious  Majesty  George  the  Third, 


HUMPHREYS.  121 

icith  Portraits  and  other  Illustrations ;  loith  numerous 
added  Plates,  in  all  121  Portraits  and  21  Views.  2  vols. 
4to,  red  morocco  gilt.  Land.  1821. 

'J'H^U.  HUME  (Rev.  A.)  The  Learned  Societies  and  Printing  Clubs 
of  the  United  Kingdom,  with  a  Supplement,  by  A.  J^Evans. 
Post  8vo,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1853. 

Contains  a  Catalogne  of  all  the  Publications  of  tlie  various  Societies. 

"0  1515.  HUME  (David),  and  Smollett  (T.)  History  of  England,  ^/v7A 
Portraits.     18  vols.  8vo,  ccdf.  ^ Land.  1800-1802. 

-j-lSie.  HUME.  Life  of  David  Hume.  Written  by  Himself.  12nio, 
cf.  Lond.  \"lTt. 

/STSll.  HUMPHREYS.  The  Miscellaneous  Works  of  David  Hum- 
phreys, Late  Minister  Plenipotentiary  from  the  United 
States  of  Amei'ica  to  the  Court  of  Madrid.  Portrait.  8vo, 
calf.  JV.  Y.  1804. 

1518.  HUMPHREYS  (H.  X.)  Art  of  Illumination  and  Missal 
Painting  ;  a  Guide  to  Modern  Illuminators,  with  Specimens, 
Svo,  bds.  Zo?id.lS49. 

The  Specimens  are  copies  from  ancient  MSS.  ''  Xothing  indeed  can  be 
more  gorgeous  than  those  golden  lighted  pages,  rich  with  brightest  Imes, 
and  most  graceful  combinations  of  figures  and  forms." 

n?  1519.  [HUMPHREYS  (H.  X.)]  The  Coins  of  England,  facsimile 
])lates.     8vo.     Erahlematically  hound.  Lond.  [1847]. 

1520.  HUMPHREYS  (H.  X.)  Illuminated  Illustrations  of  Froissart, 

selected   from  the  MS.  in  the  British  Museum.     4to,  mo- 
rocco extra.  Lond.  1844. 
Highly  characteristic  representations  of  authentic   costume,  admirably 
executed;  the  Plates  were  destroyed  b_v  fire;    and  the  book  is  now  scarce, 

1521.  HUMPHREYS  (II.  X.)     Origin  and  Progress  of  the  Art  of 

Writing.  Illustrated  by  a  number  of  Specimens,  and  a 
Series  of  Facsimiles.     Rl.  8vo.      Carved  bindinc/. 

Lond.  1854. 
Some  of  the  Specimens  are  in  gold  and  colors.     It  is  so  far  the  best 
popular  work  on  the  Subject. 

1522.  HI^IPHREYS    (H.  X.)     A   Record  of  the  Black  Prince, 

icith  illuminations  in  the  style  of  the  Aiicient  Jlissals, 
8vo,  morocco  antique.  Lond.  1849. 

fJ  T523.  HUXT  (Leigh).  Captain  Sword  and  Captain  Pen:  a  Poem, 
with  some  remarks  on  War  and  Military  Statesmen.  Plates. 
Square  12mo,  cloth  ;  scarce.  Lond.  1835. 

1524.  HUSSELL    (Melchior).      Heilig    EpistoUsche    Bericht   und 

Licht.     Folio,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.     Augsburg,  1706. 

This  '•  Holy  Delight  of  the  Eye  and  Heart,"  is  a  Collection  of  One 
hundred  and  Seventy-six  Curious  Religious  Emblems  in  ornamental  borders, 
no  two  of  which  are  alike, 

1525.  HUTCHIXSOXIAXISM.  Symbolum  II[utchinso]nianum;or 

the  Essential  Articles  of  the  H[utchinsonia]n  Creed,  etc., 
agreed  on  in  Full  Club,  held  at  the  Calf's  Head,  &c.  8vo, 
half  calf ;  rare  and  curious.  Lond.  I'ioO. 

16* 


122  HUTTON. 

S,  1526.  HUTCHINSON  (Francis).     An  Historical  Essay  concerning 

Witchcraft,  with  Observations  upon  Matters  of  Fact,  &c. 
8vo,  calf.     2d  Edition,  with  considerable  additions. 

Lond.  1720. 
Contains  an  account  of  the  "Witchcrafts,  &c.,  at  Boston,  in  Xew  England. 
"  Contains  much  interesting  matter,  and  develops  many  celebrated  impos- 
tures.''— Loumdes. 

,S0  1527.  HUTTOK  The  Life  of  William  Hutton,  including  a  parti- 
cular account  of  the  Riots  at  Birmingham,  in  1791.  8vo, 
hds.  Lond.  1816. 

,.2J~1528.  IBBOT.  Catalogue  of  the  Valuable  Portraits,  &c.,  of  Henry 
Ibbot,  Esq.     Prices  and  names.     %\o,  half  bound. 

Lond.  1818. 

/,          1529.  ICONICx^  FIGVR^  quae  in  Vetvstissimo  Codice  Virgiliano 

Bibl.  Vaticanae,  annvm  svpra  millesimvm  scripto  et  depicto 

\asvntvr.     Oblong  4to,  vellum.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

IDEE  GENERALE.     1771.     See  [Heineken  (C.  H.  de)]. 

•C         1530.  "  I  HOPE  YOU  WILL  PAY  FOR  PEEPING."     Title  to 

a   Scrap  Book   Collection  of  One    Hundred    and   Eighty 

Coloured  Engravings,  including   a   few   Drawings.     4to,' 

/  half  calf  . 

^*  1531.  ILLUMINATED  CALENDAR  and  Home  Diary  for  1845. 

Copied  from  the  Hours  of  Anne  of  Brittany.     Printed  in 

gold  and  colours.    Inipl.  8vo,  cloth,  extra  gilt.    Lond,  1845. 

Enriched  with  12  large  designs  appropriate  to  each  montli,  and  illustrative 

of  manners  and  customs  of  the  1 5th  century.     Also  24  Ornamental  Borders, 

composed   of  Natural  Flowers  from   the   same   MS.,   printed  in  gold  and 

colors.     The  pictures  are  colored  by   hand,  and  rival  the  gorgeousness  of 

the  Old  Missals. 

3^   1532.  ILLUSTRATED  CATALOGUES  of  Van  Voorst  and  oth- 
ers, in  1  vol.  8vo. 
S;s~0    1533.  ILLUSTRATED  FAMILY  NEW   TESTAMENT  of  Our 

Lord  and  Saviour  Jesus  Christ,  with  Notes  by  Rev.  John 

Brown.     Folio,  morocco  extra.,  tooled  edges.      Lond.  1838. 

-^,^0    1534.  ILLUSTRATIONS  OF  THE  BIBLE,  consisting  of  Views 

of  the  most  Remarkable  Places  and  Objects  described  in 

the  Old  and  New  Testaments.     46  v;ood  cuts.     Rl.   8vo, 

cloth,  gilt.  Lond.  1835. 

c2yj~~i535.  ILLVSTRIVM    PHILOSOPHORVM    ET    SAPIENTVM 

^  EFFIGIES  ab  eor.  nvmismatibvs  Extracts:'.     Folio,  vellum. 

Venetiis,  1583. 
A  series  of  spirited  Portraits  of  the  ancient  classic  authors.     "  Recueil 
fort  rare." — Ebert. 

"       *      1536.  IMAGINES    SANCTORUM   Augustanorum   Vindelicorum 
^reis  Tabellis  Expressae.     23  fne  plates.     Folio. 

Aug.  Vindelicor.  1601. 
The  Plates  are  by  Frederick  Sustris  and  Thomas  May  re. 

»^  1537.  IMITATION  (r)  de  Jesvs  Christ  mise  en  vers  fran9ois  par 
Pierre  Corneille.     1 2 mo,  calf .  Hoven,  1Q56. 


IRELAND. 


123 


1538.  BIPERATORUM  ROMAXORUM  LIBELLVS  Vna  cum 

imaginibiis  ad  uniam  effigiem  expresses.     12mo,  old  velbnu. 

Roma,  Jac.  3Iazorhius,  1517. 

This  is  the  first  Avork  containing  portraits  of  the  Roman  Emperors  en- 
graved on  wood  from  their  coins.  It  was  reprinted  at  Strasburg,  1525  ;  also 
in  German  the  same  year,  and  at  L3-ons,  1533.  It  exhibits  the  manner  of 
wood  engraving  in  Intagho,  a  mode  frequently  adopted  by  the  early  Italian 
Engravers. 

1539.  Xncfpit  MotnttUs  JEvposUto  super  canonem  missac. 

Fulio,  iJlaCfe  Setter.      T>/-y  rare. 

[Augustm   Vind-Gunthier  Zainer\  1468  or  1469. 
This  date  is  given  in  Kloss'  Catalogue,  on  the  authority  of  Panzer.     One 
of  the  oldest  books  in  this  catalogue. 

1540.  IXDAGINE    (Joannis    de).      Introductionum  Apotelesmat- 

icae  in  Physiognomian,  etc.     8vo. 

Atigustm  Trebocarwn,  1663. 
Treats  of  Astrology,  Symmetry,  Memory,  etc. 

1541.  IX GRAHAM.     Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  E.  D.  Ingrahani. 

Large  paper.     Rl.  8vo,  half  calf.  Phil.  1855. 

A  large  miscellaneous  collection  of  books ;  some  quite  rare :  very  badly 
catalogued. 

1542.  [IXGRAHAM  (Edw.  D.)]     A  Sketch  of  the  Events  which 

preceded  the  Capture  of  Washington  by  the  British,  on 
the  Twenty-Fourth  of  August,  1814.      Large  Map,  with 
Autograph  Letter.     8vo. 
_  Philada..,  privately  printed,  1849. 

1543.  IXITIAL  LETTERS  ;  a  Collection.     8vo,  cf. 

1544.  IXSCRIPTIOXES  SACRO  SAXCTA  Vetustatis  uon   ilL-e 

qvidem  Romanje,  sed  totivs  fere  orbis  svmmo  Stvdio  ac 
Maximis  impensis  Terra  Mariq  conquistae  feliciter  incipiunt, 
etc.     Folio,  vellum;  rare  and  curious. 

LngoUtadii  in  ^dibvs,  P.  Apiani,  1534. 

1545.  IXSTRUCTIVE   3IAGAZIXE   conditcted  by  Mr.   Charles 

Taylor.     Impl.  8vo,  half  calf.  Land.  1833. 

1546.  IRELAXD  (Saml.)     Graphic  Dlustrations  of  Hogarth,  from 

Pictures,  Drawings,  and  Scarce  Prints  in  the  Possession  of 
Samuel  Ireland.     4to,  ccdf  Lond.  1794. 

1547.  .     Another  coj^y.     2  vols,  in  1.     4to,  halfr^issia. 

Lond.  1794-7. 
An  indispensable  companion  to  every  edition  of  Hogarth,   containing 
matter  nowhere  else  to  be  found. 

1548.  [IRELAXD  (W.  H.)]     Chalcographimania ;  or  the  Portrait- 

Collector  and  Printseller's  Chronicle,  with  Infatuations  of 
Every  Description.  A  Humorous  Poem,  in  Four  Books, 
with  copious  Xotes  Explanatory.  Illustrated  icith  107 
Plates.     8vo,  morocco  extra,  by  J.  Mackenzie. 

Lond.  1814. 

1549.  [IRELAXD  (W.  H.)]     Chalcographimania.     Another  copy. 

61  Plates  inserted.     Red  morocco,  gilt  top.       Lond.  1814. 


124:  IRVIXU. 

/,fi^   1550.  [IRELAND  (W.  H.)]     Chalcographinuinia.     Another  copy. 
8vo,  hih.  Loud.  1814. 

Tliis  work  is  commoaly  attributed  to  W.  H.  Ireland,  tlie  Shakspearian 
Forger.  It  is  a  satire  on  the  extravagant  prices  given  for  single  prints,  and 
upon  the  eccentricities  of  all  the  printsellers  and  auctioneers  of  the  day. 
According  to  Lowndes,  the  information  was  furnished  by  T.  Coram,  and  it  is 
tinctured  with  malevolence. 

C-Q  1551.  [IRELAND    (W.    H.)]      Scribbleomania ;    or   the   Printer's 

Devil's  Polichronicou.  A  Sublime  Poem,  edited  by  Anser 
Pen-Dragon,  Esq.  Illustrated  irith  127  Portnnts^  48  in- 
laid^ and  46  proofs.     8vo,  raorocco  extra.,  by  J.  Maclcenzie. 

Lond.  1815. 
/Y.yTO    1552.  [IRELAND   (W.  H.)]      Scribbleomania;    or   the   Printer's 
Devil's   Polichronicon,     A  Sublime  Poem.     50  JPortroits 
and  Vieics  inserted.     8vo,  half  morocco,  gilt  toj). 

Lond.  1815. 
The  witty  writer  in  his  apology  for  a  Preface  says.   "  Sampson  slew  his 
thousands  with  the  jaw-bone  of  an  ass ;  then  wherefore  should  not  I  per- 
form similar  exploits  with  the  quill  of  a  goose  ?'" 

155.3.  .     Another  edition.     V  Plates.     4to,  half  calf  .    Lond. 

/,Z^1554.  [IRELAND   (W.    H.)]     Stultifera   Navis ;    or  the   Modern 
Ship  of  Fools.      Colored 2)f cite  and  icood  cats.     12mo. 

Lond.  1807. 
The  author  of  this  was  "\Y.  H.  Ireland  [of  the  Shakspearinn  Forgeries]. 
Among  the  satires  are  "Foohshand  Unprofitable  Books."  '•  Of  Fools  who 
collect  Old  Books  and  Prints,"  '■  Of  Foohsh  Antiquaries,"  etc. 

:2fS~0    1555.  IRVING  (David).     Memoirs  of  the  Life  and  Writings  of 
George  Buchanan.     Portrait.     8vo,  half  cf.     JEJdinb.  1811. 

'I     If      1556.  IRVING  (Pierre  M.)     The  Life  and  Letters  of  Washington 
Irving,  with  12  additional  Plates.     3  vols.  8vo,  uncut. 

X.   Y.  1862. 

/JZS^O,  .^^  1557.  [IRVING  (Washington)],     History  of  New  York,  from  the 
^'^  Beginnmg  of  the'World  to  the  End  of  the  Dutch  Dynasty, 

by  Diedrich  Knickerbocker.  12mo,  extended  to  folio^  and 
illustrated  by  275  Plates  inserted,  andi7iost  eler/antly  bound 
in  morocco,  inlaid,  joints,  etc.  Lond.  1839. 

This  matchless  volume  may  with  propriety  be  called  an  Encyclopaedia  of 
Knickerl)ockian  Art.  There  is  scarcely  an  incident,  scene,  or  person 
named  in  the  Text,  wliich  is  not  illustrated  in  some  appropriate  manner. 
Many  of  the  Plates  are  Proofs,  some  Etchings,  and  all  good  impressions. 
The  dormant  enthusiasm  of  Diedrich  himself  would  be  excited  by  this  splen- 
did volume. 

^00,  r 155^.  [IRVING  (W.)]     A  Humorous  History  of  New  York,  etc. 

8vo,  inlaid  in  folio  and  illustrated  with  107  Portraits, 

Plates,  Vieics,etc.     3Iany  extremely  scarce.      Lond.  1820. 

This  is  in  many  respects  a  most  desirable  volume,  only  excelled  by  the 

preceding  lot.     As  the  Illustrations  are  different,  the  enthusiastic  collector 

should  secure  both. 

77^1559.  IRVING  (W.)     A  Humorous  History  of  New  York,  etc., 

illu-strated  icith  some  very  curious,  and  other  rather  coarse 

S'^C  «.'  Plates.      Unique  copy.     8vo,  bds.,  uncut.         Lond.  1821. 


18ELBURG. 


125 


1560.  IRVING   (W.)     Life  of  George   Washington.     Large  pa- 

per COPY,  copiously  and  heautifulhj  illustrated  by  the 
addition  of  very  mnrteroiis  Plates.  5  vols.  4to,  half  red 
morocco,  gilt  top.  x.  F.'l855. 

It  is  impossible  to  do  justice  to  this  fine  work  in  the  limits  of  this  Cata- 
logue.    It  must  be  seen  to  be  appreciated. 

1561.  .     Another  edition.     5  vols.  8vo,  cl.      X.  Y.  1855-59. 

1562.  IRVIXG  (W.)     Life  of  George  Washington.     Specimen  vol. 

of  Plates,  etc.     4to.  y.  T.  1856. 

1563.  IRVIXG  (Washington).     Rip  Van  Winkle:    a  Posthumous 

Writing  of  Diedrich  Knickerbocker.  Illustrated  icit/i  Six 
Etchings  on  Steel,  hy  Ch.  Simons,  from  Draicings  by 
Darley,  inlaid  in  4:to,  and  further  illustrated  by  the  Addi- 
tion of21p>ortraitsand2)l<(tes.     '^to,  green  morocco  extra. 

Lond.  1850. 

1564.  IRA^XGIANA:  a   3Iemoriai   of  Washington  Irving.     4to, 

green  morocco.  X.  JT]  186o! 

Fine  Illustrated  Copy,  -with  11  Portraits  of  Irving,  and  40  other  Portraits 

and  Views  inserted ;  also  Xewspaper  Cuttinors. 

y^565.  ISELBURGII  Emblemata  Politica  In  aula  Magna?-Curi£e. 
Xoi'ibergensis    depicta   Qu?e    sacea  Virtvtvm  "suggerunt 

f^ ,    ,-  monita    prvdenter    adniinistrandi    Fortiferqve    defendendi 

J       ''  Rempublicam.     114=  beaiitiful  Engravings,  remarkable  for 

their  broad,  humorous,  and  excellent  draving.  Small  4to, 
green  morocco,  gold  borders,  by  J.   Clarke. 

Xoribergcp,  1590. 
One  of  the  rarest  as  well  as  one  of  the  most  amusing  of  the  "  p]mblemata." 
The  plates  are  not  uuworthj'  of  Ostade  or  Teniers.     Facmg  each  picture  is 
a  Shield  and  Helmet ;  occasionally  a  Knight  in  armour. 

P?  1566.  ISELBL"RG(P.)  Emblemata  Politica,  etc.  34  Plates.  4to, 
calf.  1617. 

This  collection  is  entirely  different  from  the  Preceding  Lot  b}^  the  same 
artist,  although  the  title  is  the  same. 

2«^567.  ISLE  OF  MAX.    Descriptive  and  Historical  Account  of  the 

Isle  of  Man.     Vlvcio,  shp.  jVeiocastle,  1809. 

1568.  ITALIAN  MS.  of  92  pages,  ?/'?7/<  beautiful  frontispiece  of  the 

Virgin  and  Child,  many  Initial  Letters,  7  of  which  enclose 

2)etite  miniatures.     12mo,  green  velvet,  gilt  edges. 

>  1569.  ITALY.     Select  Views  in  Italy,  with  Topographical  and 

Historical  Descriptions  in  English  and  French.  36  Plates. 
Oblong  folio,  half  russia.  lond.  1792. 

>  1570.  ITURBIDE.     Statement  of  Some  of  the  Principal  Events  in 

the  Public  Life  of  Augustin  de  Iturbide  ;  Written  by  Him- 
self; with  a  Preface  by  the  Translator,  and  an  Appendix 
of  Documents.     8vo,  morocco.  lond.  1824. 

'(^  1571.  IVES  (Levi  Silliman).  A  Sermon  Preached  in  St.  Luke's 
Church,  New  York,  Sept.  25,  1831,  on  Taking  Leave  of 
his  Congregation.     8vo.  pp.  15.  A'.  Y-  1831. 


ll>(3  JAMIESOX. 

Z,  1572.   JACKSON  (John).     The  History  of  the  Scottish  Stage,  from 

its   first   Establishment  to  the   ])resent  Time.     8vo,  half 
calf.  Edbih.  1793. 

^0,  1573.  JACKSON  (John).     A  Treatise  on  Wood  Engraving,   His- 

torical and  Practical ;  with  iipwards  of  300  Ilhistrations. 
\\\Y^\.  '$>\o,  ludf  morocco  ;   gilt  top  ;  uncut.      Xotid.  1839. 
This  work  contains  upwards  of  300  Wood  Engravings,  many  of  which 
are  elaborate  Fac-Similes  of  some  of  the  most  scarce  and  beautiful  works  in 
that  branch  of  art. 

"  1574.  JACKSOX.     Another  copy.     Extended  to  4  vols.  imp.  8vo, 

rtd  //lofocco  extra.  Lond.  1839. 

This  unique  copy  contains   several  hundred  plates,  and  includes  many 

by  American  Artists,  viz.:   Anderson,  Adams,  Lossing,  and  others;  in  this 

copy  a  few  of  the  Old  Wood  Cuts   have  set  off  on  the  opposite  pages. 

Chatto's  Third  Preface  is  inserted.     For  another  copy,  see  [Chatto,  W.  A.] 

^,  1575.  [JACOB  (G.)]     The   Poetical   Register,  or   the   Lives   and 

Characters  of  the  English  Dramatick  Poets,  with  an  ac- 
count of  their  Writings.     2  vols.  8vo,  half  red  ^norocco. 

Lond.  1719-24. 

With  2.3  Portraits.     "  Generally  accurate  and  faithful,  and  affords  much 
information  to  those  who  have  occasion  to  consult  it." — Loivndes. 
Tlie  title  to  the  second  volume  differs  from  the  first. 

J2,  S~0  1576.  JACOBEUS  (Olig.)  Museum  Regium  seu  Catalogus  Reruni 
tarn  naturaliuni,  quam  artificialium  quae  in  Basilica  Bibli- 
othecae  Augustissimi  Daniae  Norvegiaeq :  MonarchiB  Chris- 
tiaui  y.     37  Plates.     Folio,  ccdf.  Hafnim,  1696. 

'^1577.  JACOBITE  MINSTRELSY,  with  Notes  illustrative  of  the 
Text,  and  containing  Historical  Details  in  Relation  to  the 
House  of  Stuart,  from  1640  to  1784.     18mo,  bds. 

Glasgow,  1829. 

/'^O  1578.  JACOBITE  RELICS  OF  SCOTLAND  (The) ;  Being  the 
Songs,  Airs,  and  Legends  of  the  adherents  of  the  House  of 
Stuart;  collected  and  illustrated  by  James  Hogg.  2  vols. 
8vo,  half  calf  .  Edinb.  1821. 

S,  1579.  [JAMES  1st.]  The  Essayes  of  a  Prentise  on  the  Divine 
Art  of  Poesie.  With  a  Prefatory  Memoir,  by  R.  P. 
Gillies.     4to,  calf.  Edinh.  Ballantgne,  1814. 

'  '  1580.  JAMES  I.     Poetical  Remains  of  James  the  First,  King  of 

Scotland.     8vo,  half  morocco.  Edhd).  1783. 

Y*  1581.  JAjNCES  I.  Works  of  James  I.,  King  of  Scotland.  12mo, 
halfrmsia.  Perth,  1786. 

-2,  1582.  JAJNIES  (Capt.)  The  Military  Costume  of  India,  in  an  Ex- 
emplification of  the  Manual  &  Platoon  Exercises,  for  the 
use  of  the  Native  Troops  and  the  British  Army.  Colored 
plates.     Rl.  8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1813. 

/tSO  1583.  JAMESON  (Mrs.)  Companion  to  the  Most  Celebrated 
Private  Galleries  of  Art  iu  London.     Post  8vo. 

Lond.  1844. 

YaS~0    1584.  JAMIESON  (John).     An  Etymological    Dictionary  of  the 


.6; 


J 


JAMIESO^?. 


127 


Scottish  Language,  to  which  is  prefixed  a  Dissertation 
on  the  Origin  of  the  Scottish  Language.  2  vols.  4to, 
halfrussia.  Ediah.  ISOs'. 

Another  Edition.    2  vols.    8vo,  ra//:     Edlnb.  \^\'^. 


'•  A  truly  excellent  work." — Lowndes. 

JAMIESOX  (Rob.)     Popular  Ballads  &   Songs,  from  Tra- 
ditions, Manuscripts,  and  scarce  Editions;  Vith  Transla- 
tions of  similar  Pieces  from  the  Ancient  Danish  Lancjuao-e 
and  a  few  Originals  by  the  Editor.     2  vols.     8vo^  half 
russia.  Edinh.  1806. 

Strettell's  copy  sold  for  £1  155.  Od 

1587.  JAXIX  (Jules).     The  American  in  Paris;  illustrated  hi/  \S 

Engravings  from  designs  by  M.  Eugene  Larni.  Rl.  8vo. 
cloth,  gilt.  Lond.  1843^ 

1588.  JEXNIXGS  (David).     An  Introduction  to  the  Knowledge 

of  Medals.     8vo,  calf. 

Birmingham,  Sarah  Basl:erville,  1775. 

JEXOUR  (Rev'd  Alf)  A  Treatise  on  Languages.  12mo, 
hcdf  morocco.  Lond.  1832. 

JEPHSOX  (Robt.)  Roman  Portraits.  A  Poem  in  Heroick 
Verse,  with  Historical  Remarks  and  Illustrations.  4to, 
calf.  Lond.  1794. 

Includes  Engravings  of  Heads  from  Antique  Gems  and  Statues. 

JESSE  (J.  H.)  Mary  Queen  of  Scots,  and  other  Poems. 
Plates  inserted.     12mo,  calf  Lond.  1829. 

JOACHIM  VATICINIA,  sine  Prophetic  Abbatis  Joachimi 
et  Anselmi  Episcopi  Marsicani  etc.,  cum  prefatione  et 
Adnotationibus  Pascalini  Regeselmi.     4to,  calf 

Venetiis,  1604. 
Most  rare  and  singular  collection  of  the  Prophecies  of  the  Abbot  Joachim 
{vide  Mosheim,  Eccl.  Hist,  sub.  nom.)  and  Anselm.  with  beautiful  and  curious 
illustrations. 

1593.  JOANXIS  AXTiocHEXUS.    Scrfptu  tiommi  lohanis 

patriarChr_^ntlOChcntO  de  coparaticje  maximi  pontilici 
ab  sacrosetm  cociliu.  JillclCik  TLtXXtX.  Small  4to,  calf 
antique ;  red  edges.  Paris,  J.  Granian,    circa  15^0. 

With  tlie  very  pretty  device  of  the  Printer  on  the  title.  Books  printed 
bv  Granjan  are  very  uncommon.  Panzer  makes  tlie  date  of  his  first  work 
1504. 

JOHANXOT  (Tony).  A  Series  of  Plates,  illustrative  of 
the  "  Imitation  de  Jesus  Christ,"  by  a  Kempis.  Iinj)]. 
8vo,  calf  '  Paris,  1832. 

1596.  John  iJon  antr  ^ast  person.    Mlnck  UttUv.   4to, 

half  morocco  /    uncut.  Lond.   reprint,  \SQ1. 

This  interlude  is  a  bitter  satire  on  the  Real  Presence.  Only  one  copy  of 
the  original  edition  is  known.  The  author's  name  was  '"Luke,"  a  Phy- 
sician.    Only  a  small  edition  of  this  reprint  was  published. 


1 28  JOHNSON. 

/  1597.  JOHNSON  (James).     An  Essay  on  Morbid   Sensibility  of 

the  Stomach,  etc.     8vo,  bds.  Land.  1827. 

1598.  JOHNSON  (John).  A  Brief  Statement  of  the  Dispute 
between  the  Printers  of  the  Lee  Priory  Press,  etc. 
12mo,  calf.  Land.  1818. 

Contains  some  singular  statements  affecting  the  character  of  Sir  Egerton 
Brvdges. 
S.S'O  1599.  JOHNSON    (John).     Typographia,    or     the    Printer's    In- 
structor ;  inchiding  an  account  of  the  Origin  of  Printing, 
with  Biographical  Notices  of  the  Pi-inters  of  England  from 
Caxton  to  the  close  of  the  XVI.  Century;  a  Series  of  An- 
cient and  Modern  Alphabets  and  Domes-day  Characters, 
etc.     Largest  Paper.    2  vols.    Svo,  half  calf.  Xo;h?.  1824. 
Copies  of  this  size  are  quite  scarce. 
The  book  contains  the  essence  of  Dibdin's  Typographical  Antiquities. . 

j^  1600.  JOHNSON  (John).     Another  Copy.     Large  Paper.     2  vols. 

post  8vo,  calf  extra.  JOond.  1824. 

„^tr~i601.  JOHNSON    (Samuel).     Prayers  and  Meditations,  Pubhshed 

from  his  MSS.,  by  George  Strahan.  Svo,  ccdf.  Land.  1785. 

/(^  1602.  JOHNSONIANA;    or   a   Supplement    to   Boswell :    being 

Anecdotes   and   Sayings  collected   by  Piozzi  and  others. 

Large  paper.   4to,  cloth,  gilt  edges.     Land.  Murray.,  1836. 

J7-?»^~~^603,  JOHNSON   (Samuel).     [Twenty-four]   Graphic  Illustrations 

of  the  Life  and  Times  of  Samuel  Johnson.  Also,  Burns  lUus- 

,    trated  v^lth\1  plates  :  together  A\  plates.     Impl.  S\o,  half 

calf.  '  Land.  1837,  &c. 

t,        „     1604.  .     An  Essay  on  the  Life,  Character,  and   Writings  of 

Dr.  Johnson.     50  2i<»'t raits  i)i.^erted.     8vo,  calf. 

'  Lofid.  1786. 

^,  S'O     1605.  JOHNSTONE  (Chevalier  de).     Memoirs  of  the  Rebellion  in 

1 748  and  1745,  translated  from  a  French  3IS..,  originally 

deposited  in  the  Scots  College  at  Paris.    4to,  hcdf  morocco. 

Land.  1820. 
"  A  very  interesting  worlc,  written  under  the  influence  of  disappointment 
and  ill  humour.    Some  of  tlie  Stories  are  altogether  fictitious." — Loiundes. 
Includes  the  Author's  Adventures  in  Cape  Breton,  Canada,  &c. 

JONES  (Captain).    Legend  of.     See  [Lloyd  David]. 
J7?1606.  JONES  (Cave).     A  Solemn  Appeal  to  the  Church;  being  a 
Plain  Statement  of  Facts  in  the  Matters  pending  between 
Dr.  Hobart,  with  others  and  the  Author.   Together  with  an 
Appendix,  &c.     Svo,  pp.  ii.,  104. 

JSf.   Y.for  the  Author,  1811 . 

1  1607.  JONES  (Cave).  Dr.  Ilobart's  System  of  Intolerance  exem- 
plified in  the  Late  Proceedings  against  his  Colleague,  the 
Author.     Svo,  pp.  82.  jSf.  ^Y.  for  the  Author,  1811. 

/  f,   1608.  JONES  (Cave).     Testimony  in  the  Case  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Jones 

and  .the  Vestry  of  Trinity  Church.     Svo,  pp.  172.    No  im- 
print. 


JOSSELYN.  129 

2S~^  609.  JONES  (George).     The  First  Annual  Jubilee  Oration  upon 
the  Life,  Character,  and  Genius  of  Shakspeare.     12u3o. 

Lond.  1836. 

u    1610.  .     Oration  on  the  National  Independence,  Richmond, 

Va.,  July  4,  1840,  before  the  FrankUn  Society,  at  the  City 

Hall.     8vo,  pp.  43.  Richmond^  1840. 

See  Cliffe  (Leigh)  Lot  665. 

S^O    1611.  JONES.     The  Life  of  Paul  Jones,  from  Original  Documents 

in  the  possession  of  John  Henry    Sherburne,  Esq.     Post 

8vo,  half  calf .  Lond.  1825. 

^<f    1612.  JONES    (Rhys.)      Gorchestion    Beird  Cymrii,  neu   Flodau 

Godidowgrwydd  awen.     4to,  calf.  Amicythig^  1773. 

A  collection  of  Welsh  Poetry. 

S^O  1613.  JONES'  VIEWS  OF  THE  SEATS,  MANSIONS,  CAS- 
TLES, &c.,  of  Noblemen  and  Gentlemen,  accompanied  with 
Historical  Descriptions  of  the  Mansions,  Lists  of  Pictures, 
Statues,  etc.,  and  Genealogical  Sketches  of  the  Families  of 
their  Possessors.     3  vols.  4to,  half  morocco^  gilt  edges. 

Lond.  n.  d. 

^»ri614.  JONES  (W.)     The    Gwyneddion   for    1832,    containing   the 

Prize  Poem,  &c.,  of  the  Beaumaris  Eisteddfod.     8vo,  cl. 

Lond.  1839. 

»^~^   1615.  JONES    (W.)      Poikilographia ;    or   Various    Specimens   of 

Ornamental  Penmanship.    Folio,  half  morocco.  Lond.  n.  d. 

(/.O   1616.  JONES  (Wm.  A.)     Columbia  College  Library.     8vo,  pp.  32. 

N.  Y.  1861. 
/,     1617.  JONES  (Wm.  A.)     The  First  Century  of  Columbia  College. 
Columbia  College,  1754-1854.     8vo,*pp.  12. 

N.  Y.  jyrivately  prin  ted.,  1863. 

;      1618.  JOSEPH  BEN  GORiON.    ^  eompcirtious  tixCti  moste 

maruegUlUS  l^fStorg  of  the  latter  times  of  the  Jewes  Com- 
mune weale,  beginnyng  where  the  Byble  or  Scriptures 
leaue,  and  contiuuying  to  the  vtter  subuersion  and  laste 
destruction  of  that  Countrey  and  People.  Translated  into 
Englyshe  by  Peter  Morvvyng  of  Magd.  Coll.  Oxford, 
JUlaCU  JLtittX.  12mo,  calf  extra,  by  Riviere. 
Imprinted^  London,  in  Povvles  Church-yarde,  by  Richard 

,  Jugge,  1561. 

1619.  JoStphUS'  imWCXtS  of   Vxt  SctoeS  translated,     j^lacfe 
l^ttiZX.     18mo,  calf 

Lmprinted  at  London,  by  Rd.  Jugge,  \b1b. 

'  1620.  JOSSELYN  (John).  An  Account  of  Two  Voyages  to  New 
England.  Wherein  you  have  the  setting  out  of  a  Ship,  with 
the  charges  ;  The  prices  of  all  necessaries  for  furnishing  a 
Planter  and  his  Family  at  his  first  coming ;  A  Description 
of  the  Countrey,  Natives  and  Creatures,  with  their  Mer- 
chantil  and  Physical  use  :  The  Government  of  the  Countrey 
17 


130  JUNIUS. 

as   it  is   now   possessed    by   the    English,  tfcc.     A    large 
Chronological  Table  of  the  most  remarkable  passages,  from 
the  first  discovering  of  the   Continent  o^  America,  io  XhQ 
year  1673.     Sm.  8vo,  calf,  title  in  facsimile  ;  othericise  a 
fine  copy.         London,  Printed  for  Giles  Widdoices,  1614. 
The  earliest  Work  on  tlie  Natural  History  of  Xew  England. 
^(?,  1621.  JOSSELYN  (John),     New  England's  Rarities  Discovered: 

in  Birds,  Beasts,  Fishes,  Serpents,  and  Plants  of  that 
Country.  Together  with  The  Physical  and  Chyrurgical 
Remedies  wherewith  the  Natives  constantly  use  to  Cure 
their  Distempers,  Wounds,  and  Sores  Also  A  Perfect 
Description  of  an  Indian  Sqva,  in  all  her  Bravery ;  with  a 
Poem  not  unproperly  conferr'd  upon  her.  Lastly,  A 
Chronological  Table  of  the  most  remarkable  Passages  in 
that  Country  amongst  the  English.  Illustrated  with  Cuts. 
Sni.  8vo,  maroon  morocco ,' fine  copy. 

London,  for  C.   Widdotres,  1672. 
S'(P  ]623.  JOURDAIN  (Am.)     La  Perse,  ou  Tableau  de  I'Histoire,  du 
Gouvernement,  de  la  Religion,  de  la  Litterature,  etc.,  de  cet 
Empire.      Coloured  plates  of  Costume,  etc.     5  vols.  18mo, 
calf,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1814. 

'/  1624.  JOURNAL  OF  A  TRIP  TO  LIVERPOOL,  London,  etc. 
Also,  Notes  Taken  during  a  Month's  Trip.  2  vols  in  1. 
12mo,  half  calf  Glasgoic,  1838. 

-2,  ]  625.  JOVIL^S  (Paulus).     Dialogve  des  Devises  d'Armes  et  d'Am- 

ovrs  du  S.  Pavlo  lovio,  auec  vn  Discours  de  M.  Loys  Dom- 
inique sur  le  mesme  sublet.  Traduit  d'ltalien  par  S.  Vas- 
quin  Philieul,  Auquel  auons  adiouste  les  Denises  Heroiques 
et  Morales  de  Signeur  Gabriel  Symeon,     4to,  hcdf  calf. 

d  Lyon  Gvillavme  Moville,  1561. 

^,^J^  1626.  JUNIUS.     A  new  Edition.     2  vols.  8vo,  c/. 

Lond.  Bensley,  1805. 

This  elegant  edition  is  illustrated  with  Portraits. 

^^  1627.  JUNIUS   ILLUSTRATED   by   Mr.  Edw.   Bocquet.      4to, 

russia.  Lond.  1812. 

Contains  12  Portraits  from  original  Paintings. 

'2,S~0    1628.  JVNIUS  MEDICUS   (Hadrianus).     Emblemata  ad  D.  Ar- 

noldvm  Cobelivm,  Eivsdem  ^nigmatvm  libellvs  da  D.  Ar- 

noldvm  Rosenbergvn.     8vo,  morocco. 

Antverpice,  Christ.  Plan  tin,  1565. 
J,  SO      1629.  JVNIUS    MEDICUS    (Hadrianis).      Emblemata    Eivsdem 
^nigmatvm  libellvs.     12mo,  vellum. 

Antverpice,  C.  Plantin,  1585. 
V  1630.  JITST  AND  SEASONABLE  Reprehension  of  Naked  Breasts 

'  '  and  Shoulders.     Translated  by  E.  Cooke.     With  a  Preface 

by  Mr.  Rd.  Baxter.     12mo,  morocco,  extra  gilt. 

Lond.  1678. 


KEITH.  131 

1^1631.  JUSTIFICATION    (A)    of  the   Present    War    aijainst   the 
^'  United  Netherlands.     By  an  English  Man.     Also  a  Fur- 

ther Justification.     Plates.     Both  parts  in  1  vol.     4to,  calf. 

Land.  1672-3. 
Partly  relating  to  America.     The  author  was  Henry  Stubbe. 

j-Q  1632.  KAXE  (E.  K.)     Arctic  Explorations,  1853-55.     2  vols.  8vo. 

cl.  Philad.  1856. 

7'*^633.  KAMES  (Lord).     Sketches  of  the  History  of  Man.     3  vols. 

12mo,  oa(/'.  Glasgoic,  1819. 

Includes  a  Chapter  on  the  Origin  and  Progress  of  American  Nations. 

KAULBACH.     See  Goethe. 

oHf   1634.  KAY  (John).     A  Series  of  Original  Portraits  and  Caricature 

Etchings,  with  Biographical  Sketches  and  Anecdotes.     4 

vols.  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  gilt  top.  Edinh.  1842. 

S'O   1635.  KEBLE  (Rev.  J.)     The  Christian  Year.     Thoughts  in  Verse 

for  the  Sundays  and  Holydays  throughout  the  Year.     8vo, 

morocco  extra,  tooled  sides  and  edges.  Oxford.,  1 840. 

^O    1636.  KEEPSAKE  (The).     Edited  by  various  hands.     A  complete 

Set   from  1828  to  1847.     20  vols.  12rao  and  rl.  8vo,  red 

silk;  gilt  edges. 

The  Plates  to  this  elegant  geries  of  Annuals  were  engraved  under  the 
superintendence  of  Mr.  Charles  Heath. 

1637.  KEITH  (George).     Bristol  Quakerism  Exposed,  showing  the 

Fallacy,  Perversion,  Ignorance,  and  Error  of  Benjamin 
Cool.     Aio,  calf  extra,  hy  Hag  day.  Land.  11 OQ. 

This  is  the  renegade  Quaker  who  travelled  in  this  country,  and  came 
into  controversy  ■with  many  of  the  early  Colonists. 

1638.  KEITH  (George).     The  Way  Cast  up,  And  the  Stumbling- 

blookes  removed  from  before  the  feet  of  those,  who  are 
seeking  the  Avay  to  Zion,  with  their  faces  thitherward. 
Containing  An  Answere  to  a  Postscript,  Printed  at  the 
end  of  Samuel  Rutherford's  Letters,  third  Edition,  by  a 
nameless  author,  etc.     Sm.  8vo,  ccdf 

Printed  in  the  Tear  1677. 
The  Preface  is  signed   "  Alexander  Shein,  20  of  the  u  moneth  called 
February,  1615." 

1639.  KEMPIS   (Thos.  a).     The    Christian's   Pattern,   with   Stan- 

hope's Prayers.     8vo,  cf  1698. 

Z6  ^1640.  KEMPIS.  Imitation  of  Jesus  Christ.  Translated  from  the 
Latin  Original  ascribed  to  Thomas  a  Kempis.  With  Intro- 
duction ai^d  Notes  by  Thos.  F.  Dibdin.     8vo,  hcdf  rmsia. 

Lond.  1828. 

/^  1641.  KENXETT  (Basil).  Antiquities  of  Rome.  Plates.  8vo, 
c/  Edinb.  1812. 

SZ)  1642.  KENT  (Samuel).  The  Banner  Displayed,  or  an  Abridgement 
of  Giiillim  ;  being  a  Compleat  System  of  Heraldry,  in  all 
its  Parts.     2  vols.  8vo,  c/.  Lond.  \128. 


132  KIXG. 

J27  1643.  KENT.     Catalogue   of  the   Library   of  the   Late   Duke  of 

Kent.     8vo,  half  bound.  Land.  1820. 

/_2J^1644.  KEPPEL.     Description  of  the  Freedom  Box  voted  by  the 

City   of  London   to   Admiral  Keppel.     Coloured  plates. 

4to,  red  morocco.  Lond.  [1779]. 

-2*^1645.  .     Another  edition.     Plain  plates.     Svo.    Lo)id.  1119. 

„     1646.  KER.     Memoirs  of  John  Ker,  of  Kersland,  in  North  Britain, 

Esq.,  containing  his  Secret  Transactions  and  Negotiations 

in  Scotland,  England,  the  Courts  of  Vienna,  Hanover,  and 

other  Foreign  Parts.     3  vols.  Svo,  calf.  Lond.  1726. 

Many  articles  relate  to  America. 

"    1647.  KER  (Symon).     Scotish  Poems,  Songs,  etc.     12mo,  sheep. 

Perth,  1802. 
/,         1648.  KETAB  EL  MERAY  ,  or  Mahomet's  Journey  to  Heaven. 
4to.     In  the  Arabic  language. 

^tT'l  649.  KETT  (Hy.)     Elements  of  General  Knowledge.     12mo. 

Bait.  1812. 

^^         1650.  KHjIANUS.      Septem   Artivm    Liberalivm    Icones    a   Luca 

Kiliano  Aug.  Vind.  sere  incisre.     4to,  green  morocco.,  gilt 

edges.  Augustce  Vindelicm.,  1606. 

/O  1651.  KILKHAMPTON.   Abbey  of  Kilkhampton  ;  or  Monumental 

Records  for  the  year  1980.     4to.  Zand.  1780. 

„    1652.  KILL ARNEY.     Description  of  Killarney.     12mo. 

Dublin,  1776. 

>f,  ^'•^7653.  KILLIGREW  (Mrs.  Anne).     Poems,     ^to,  half  calf . 

Lond.  1686. 
"  Hear  then  a  mortal  muse  thy  praise  rehearse." — Bryden,  Ode  on  the 
Death  of  Mrs.  KiUigrew. 

SV  1654.  KINDERSLEY  (Mrs.)     Letters  from  the  Island  of  Teneriffe, 

Brazil,  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  and  the  East  Indies.    Svo, 

cf.  /  plate.  Lond.  1777. 

"     1655.  KING  (Charles).     Progress  of  the  City  of  New  York,  during 

the  last  Fifty  Years  ;  with  Notices  of  the  Principal  Changes 

and  Important  Events.     A  Lecture  on   29th  Dec,   1851. 

Svo,  pp.  80.  N.   Y.  1852. 

^2  1656.  KING  (Ed.)     Hymns  to  the  Supreme  Being,  in  Imitation  of 

the  Eastern  Songs.     Svo,  cf.  Lond .  1800. 

;?J~"l657.  KINMONT  WILLIE  :  a  Border  Ballad,  Avith  an  Historical 

Introduction,  by  Sir  Walter  Scott.     Svo,  pp.  xxiv.  9. 

Carlisle,  1S41. 

/♦  1658.  KIRCHER    (Athan.)     Obelisci   Egyptiaci   nuper  inter   Isaei 

Romani  rudei'a  effosi.s  interpretatio  Hieroglyphica.     Folio, 
vellum.  Romce,  1666. 

Labey's  copy  sold  for  19fr.  50c. 

.^     ^1659.  KIRK  (James  B.)     On  Cholera  Asphyxia.     Svo. 

Greenock.,  1832. 


KXIGHT.  133 

lS^\(\GO.  KTSTLER  (P.  Romano).  Basilica  rlass  ist  Herrliclie  Kirchen 
des  Freij-Keiehs  Klosters  St.  Ulvich  und  Afra  in  Aagspurg. 
Folio,  vellum.  Augspurg^  1712. 

>,    1661.  KLEIXE  (De).     Print-Bybel.       \2mo,  old  vellum. 

Amsterdam,  1736. 

i^  1662.  KLEPPISI  (G.)     Eniblemata  Yaria  Gregori  Kleppisi  Poetae 

et  Caesarij    Incisa  tevi   Aphorismis  et   Epigrammatis  illus- 

trata.     Oblong  4to,  blue  morocco.  [^^Fraucof.^  1623. 

"Un  des  livres  les  plus  rares  de  cette  classe,  au  dire  de  Cicognara." — 

Brunei. 

1 663.  KLOSS.    Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  Dr.  Kloss  of  Franckfort. 

Fine  paper.     Plates.     8vo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1835. 

1664.  .     Another  copy,  inlaid   in  4to,  and  interleaved  with 

laid  paper,  ruled  with  red  lines,  and  with  prices  and  names 
very  neatly  written,     ito,  morocco  extra.  JLond.  1835. 

Rich  in  Books  published  in  the  Fifteenth  Century,  induding  manv  books 
with  MS.  Annotations,  by  PhiUp  Melanchthon,  and  very  valuable  for  its 
references. 

^^^1665.  KXAPP  AND  RIGHTMYER'S  PEXMAN'S  PARADISE. 

Oblong  4to,  cl.  gilt.  JV.  T.  1852. 

?J     1666.  KXIGHT  (F.)     Heraldic  Illustrations  Designed  for  the  use 

of  Herald  Painters  and  Engravers.     4to.  Z^ond.  n.  d. 

1667.  KNIGHT  (F.)     Scroll  Ornaments,  Designed  for    the  use  of 

Silversmiths,   Chasers,   Die   Sinkers,  Modellers,    <fcc.     4to, 

hcdfbd.  Lond.  n.  d. 

^^    1668.  KXIGHT  (F.)     Vases  and   Ornaments  Designed  for  the  use 

of  Architects,  Silversmiths,  Jewellers,  Modellers,  Chasers, 

Die    Sinkers,    Founders,    Carvers,    and    all    Ornamental 

Manufacturers.     4to,  half  hound.  Lond.  1833. 

"    1669.  KXIGHT  (F.)    Modern  and  Antique  Gems.    Post  8vo,  green 

morocco  extra.  Lond.  1828. 

1670.  KXIGHT  (Rd.  Payne).     The  Landscape  :  a  Didactic  Poem,  in 

Three   Books.      Forty-eight   Plates  (many  coloured)  and 

Etchings  inserted.     4to,  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1794. 

Fon thill  copy,  ^vithout  plates,  19v. 

/^    1671.  KXIGHT    (Thos.    A.)     Pomona   Herefordiensis,    containing 

Coloured  Engravings  of  the  Old  Cider  and  Perry  Fruits  of 

Herefordshire.     Ato.,  hcdf  bound.  Lond.  1811. 

First  and  best  edition  containing  30  plates,  drawn  by  Elizabeth  Matthews 

and  engraved  by  W.  Hooker. 

1672.  KXIGHT.     Catalogue  of  the  Exceedingly  Choice  and  Valua- 

ble Library  of  the  late  William  Knight,  Esq.     Prices  and 
names.     8vo,  half  morocco.,  rough  edges.  Lond.  1847. 

1673.  KXIGHT  (F.)  AXD  RIMLEY'S  Crests  of  the  Xobility  and 

Gentry  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.     De.signed  principally 
for  the  use  of  Artists.     4to,  cloth.  Lond.  1829. 


C^^^ 


184  KRAUSS. 

SO  1674.  KNOX  (Hugh).  The  Moral  and  Religious  Miscellany;  or 
Sixty-One  Aphoretical  Essays,  on  some  of  the  most  impor- 
tant Christian  Doctrines  and  Virtues.     8vo,  sheep. 

iV.  Y.  Hodge  and  Shober,  1775. 
/O,         1675.  KNOX  (John).    An  Answer  to  a  Great  Nomber  of  blasphe- 
mous c:\uillations  written  by  an  Anabaptist,  and  aduersarie 
to  God's  eternal  Predestination.     Small  8vo,  calf. 

\^Geneva],  jvi/ited  bi/ J^ohn  C/'espin,  1560. 

7^       1676.  .     Another  copy,  with  Fac-siraile  Title.    Sni.8\o.  calf. 
1560. 
Chalmers'  copy  of  this  rare  piece,  by  Scotland's  Great  Reformer,  sold  for 
£2  12«.  6d. 

J 2,       1677.  KNOX  (John).     f|cfr  follotoeth  the  coppft  oC  the 

reSSCTtlltfl  which  was  betuix  the  Abbote  of  Crofragnell 
and  John  Knox,  in  Mayboill,  concerning  the  masse,  etc. 
Facsimile  reprint  in  JJlaCfe.  l^tXitX.     4to,  morocco. 

Edinb.  1812. 

Boswell's  copy  of  this  rare  reprint  sold  for  £1  Zs.  Od. 

J2  1678.  KNOX    (Robt.)     The  Races  of  Men :  a  Fragment.     12mo, 

'  calf,  gilt.  Lond.  1850. 

j ^S^  1679.  KNOX  (Vicesimus).     Essays,  Moral  and   Literary.     3  vols. 

12 mo,  cf.  Loud.  1803. 

/^  1680.  KOLB    (J.  Chr.)      Cor  laetificans  Castrum  Doloris   Christo 

RedemtoriS,  etc.     Folio,  half  vellmn.         Augspurg,  1708. 

Contains  Twenty-five  plates,  with  descriptions  in  German. 

^"1681.  KRAETZER-RASSAERTS.     Tableaux  Statistique,  Geogra- 
phique  et  Heraldique,  tons  les  Etats  d'Allemagiie.    Mount- 
ed on  canvas. 
/  VcTTeSS.  KRAUSE    (Johan  Ulric).     Die  Verwandlungen  des  Ovidii. 
In  226  KupiFern.  Aiigspurg,  n.  d. 

J7  Jl?  1683.  KRAUSEN  (Johann  Ulrich).    Historische  Bilder  Bibel.    8vo, 
morocco  extra.  A ( fgspurg,  1702. 

Contains  188  beautiful  plates,  delicately  engraved  by  Krausen  and  Melchior 
Kiisell,  illustrating  the  most  prominent  Historical  Scenes  in  the  Old  and 
New  Testament. 

J,  1684.  KRAUSS  (J.  Ulrich).    Heilege  Augen  und    Gemiiths  Lust, 

vorstellend  AUe   Sonn   Fest  und   Feyrtilgliche  nicht   nur 
Evangelien  Sonderu  auch  Epistelen   und  Lectionem.     120 
large  and  fine  Bible  Plates.  Folio,  vellum,  Augspnrg  [1706]. 
S,  1685.  KRAUSSE  (Johann  Ulrich).     Biblishes   Engel-  und  Kunst- 

werk.      Over  150  fne  Bible  Plates.     Folio,  hcdf  bound, 

Augspurg.,  1715. 

3,         1686.  KRAUSSE  (Joh.  Ulrich).    Historischer  Bilder-Bibel.    Plates 

and  Text  beautifully  engraved.     Folio.      Augspurg.,  1698. 

/0  1687.  KRAUSSE  (J.  Ulrich).      Historische  Bilder-Bibel  des  Alten 

und  Newen  Testaments.     Folio,  hogskin.,  clasps. 

Augspurg,  1705. 
Contains  255  Plates  beautifully  engraved. 


LACROIX.  135 

""  1 G88.  KRUL.  Eerlycke  Tytkorting  Bestaende  In  verscheyde  Rymen 
Gemacht  door  Ian  Hermansz  Krvl.     4to,  vellum. 

Haerleni,  n.  d. 

"  Liber  rarissima,"  from  Henry  Wliite's  Collection. 

^  1689.  KYSEL.  Icones  Biblicae  Veteris  et  N"ovi  Testamenti.  Fiijuren 
Biblischer  Historien  Alten  und  Neuen  Testaments  proprio 
teri  incisse,  et  venales  expositae  aMelchiore  Kysel  Auwustano. 
238  Plates.  4to,  velhitn.  [Auffitstre  Vlndelicorion^  1679. 
"  Recueil  de  bonnes  planches  gravees  a  Teau-forte." — Branet.  La  Yalliere 
sale,  200  fr. 

^  1690.  L.  (R.  Van),  Leerzaame  Zinnebeelden  met  Historische- 
natuur-en  Zedekundige  Aantekeningen  door  R :  V.  L.  Met 
Plaaten.     4to,  green  morocco. 

Amsterdam.!  hy  H.  Bosch.,  1725. 

L.  (T.)     See  Lodge  (Thomas.) 

r"l691.  L.  (T.)     A  Voice  out  of  the  Wilderness,  Crying  with  many 

Tears  and  strong  persuasion  to  the  World  for  Repentance. 

\1\\\o,calf.  Zone?.  1661. 

Xot  mentioned  by  Lowndes. 

^JT692.  LABAUME  (Eugene).  A  Circumstantial  Narrative  of  the 
Campaign  in  Russia.     Svo,  half  bound.  Philad.  1815. 

"^  ]  693.  LACEY  (J.)     Sauny  the  Scot ;  or,  the  Taming  of  the  Shrew  ; 

a  Comedy.     Aio,  hcdf  ccdf ;  last  leaf  mended. 

Lond.  1698. 
r^  1694.  LACONICS;    or  New  Maxims   of  State  and  Conversation 

Relating  to  the  Affairs  and  Manners  of  the  Present  Times. 

Svo,  calf.  Lond.  1701. 

■'  1695.  LACONICS,  or  the  Good  Sayings  of  Wise  Men.  24mo, 
cloth.  "  Lond.  1837. 

■^  1696.  LA    CONNAISSANCE     DES     PAVILLONS     on  Banni- 

eres,  Que  le  pMpart  des  Nations  arborent  en  Mer  ;  Comme 
font  ceux  d'Angleterre,  etc.     4to,  hcdfcalf 

La  Haye.,  1737. 

The  Flags  and  Banners  of  all  Nations.     See  also  Lot  720. 

1697.  LACROIX,  FOURNIER  ET  SER:fi.  Le  Livre  d'or  des 
Metiers.  Histoire  de  ITmprimerie  et  des  Arts  et  Profes- 
sions qui  se  Rattachent  a  la  Typographic,  etc.  Impl. 
8vo,  half  morocco^  gilt  top.  Plates  printed  iti  gold  and 
silver.  Pctris,  1852. 

1>  1698.  LADIES'  CALLING  (the)  and  the  Gentleman's  CaUing,  by 
the  Author  of  the  Whole  Duty  of  Man.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf 

~0  gilt  edges.  Oxford,  1673. 

ft- 1699.  LADIES'  POCKET  MAGAZINR     18mo.  half  calf 

1828. 

it^noo.  LADY'S  BOOK  OF  FLOWERS  AND  POETRY.  12mo, 
morocco.  ^V.  Y.  1842. 


3, 


136  LAMBE. 

.2^1701.  LADY'S  POETICAL  ALBUM.     l«tno,  Ms. 

Glasgow^  1830. 

//,  1702.  LAFAYETTE.    GeneralLafayette'sTourthrough  the  United 

States  in   1824,  collected  from  the  various  newspapers  of 
that  period.     4to,  rough  calf. 
This  unique  book  contains  all  the  newspaper  notices  of  the  day. 

1703.  LA  FONTAINE  (M.  De).     Contes   et  Nouvelles  en  Vers. 

Nouvelle  edition,  Enrichie  de  tailles  douces,  corrigee  et 
augruentee.     2  vols,  in  1.     12mo,  calf. 

Amsterdam.,  P.  Brunei^  1699. 

1704.  LA  FONTAINE.     Fables   Choisies  Mises  en    Vers.     Nou- 

velle Edition  Gravee  en  Tailledouce.    Les  Figures  par  S'. 

Fessard,  le  Texte  par  le  S"'.  Montulay.     6  vols.,  8vo,  French 

calf  gilt  edges.  Paris,  1765-75. 

The  text  of  this  beautiful  edition  is  entirely  engraved,  with  borders  and 

vignettes,  besides  upwards  of  400  engravings,  chiefly  after  the  designs  of 

Loutherbourg. 

S.SV  1705.  LA  FONTAINE.  Recueil  de  Fables  d'Esope,  et  Autres 
Mythologistes  ;  les  memes,  mises  en  vers  par  la  Fontaine, 
ornees  de  Gravures  par  Aug.  Legrand.     Folio. 

Paris,  1799. 

'T"/  1706.  LA  FUEILLE  (Daniel  de).     Devises  et  Emblemes  Ancienues 

et  Mod  ernes.  Tirees  des  plus  celebres  Auteurs ;  avec 
Plusieurs  autres,  Nouvellement  inventees  et  mises  en  Latin, 
en  Espagnol,  en  Italien,  en  Anglois,  en  Flamand,  et  en  Alle- 
mand.     4to,  morocco.  Amsterdam,  1712. 

Includes  several  hundred  figures,  typical  of  sayings,  proverbs,  etc. 

1707.  LAIRD  OF  LOGAN  (The),  or  Anecdotes  and  Tales,  illus- 
trative of  the  Wit  and  Humour  of  Scotland.     12mo,  cloth. 

Glasgow,  1841. 

-2^^1708.  .     Do.     2d  Series.     \2mo,  cloth.  1837. 

2,S'0  1709.  LAIRESSE  (Gerard  de).  Tableaux  qui  se  trouvent  a  La 
Haye,  dans  la  Chambre  du  Conseil  de  Justice  de  la  Cour 
d'Hollande,  de  Zeland  et  de  Westvrise,  peints  par  Gerard 
de  Lairesse,  et  graves  d'api'es  les  dessins  de  N.  Verkolje. 
Folio,  vellum.  Amsterdam,  1737. 

J*.  1710.  LAMB  (Sir  Jas.  Bl.)  Birth  and  Triumph  of  Love,  vith  the 
Designs  of  the  Princess  Elizabeth  ;  Engraved  by  P.  W. 
Tornkins.     12mo,  cf  Land.  1823. 

/,  2*f~~l  711.  LAMBE  (lohn).  A  Briefe  Description  of  the  Notoriovs  Life 
of  lohn  Lambe,  otherwise  called  Doctor  Lambe.  Together 
with  his  Ignominious  Death.     4to. 

Printed  in  Amsterdam,  1628. 

Of  this  reprint  of  the  very  scarce  original,  forty-four  copies  only  were 

struck  off.     "  This  impostor  practised  juggling,  fortune-telling,  recovering 

lost  goods,  and  showing  young  people   the  faces  of  those  who  were  to  be 

their  husbands  or  wives,  in  his  crystal  glass." — Lowndes. 


S. 


LATYMER.  13Y 

,  1712.  LAMBERT  (John).  Travels  through  Canada  and  the  United 
States  of  North  America,  1806-8.  id  edition.  Mcq)  and 
Plates.     2  vols.  Bvo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1816. 

J?yiVl3.  LAMBERT  (Marchioness  de).  Essays  on  Friendship  and 
Old  Age.     8vo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1780. 

>  1714.  LAMY  (J.  P.)  Feuilles  Caracterisques  en  Costume  du 
Canton  de  Berne.     6  Plates  coloured.     4to.      Berne.,  n.  d. 

SO  1715.  LANDON"  (C.  P.)  (Euvre  Complet  de  Raphael  Sanzio,  Re- 
duit  et  Grave  au  Trait  D'Apres  les  Tableaux  et  Dessins 
des  differens  Musees  de  I'Europe,  etc.  Plates.  4  vols.  4to, 
hds..,  uncut.  Paris.,  1814. 

1716.  LANDON  (C.  P.)  Lives  and  Works  of  the  Most  Celebrated 
Painters  of  Every  School.  Vol.  1,  Domenichino.  60 
Plates.     4to,  half  calf.  Lond.  1804. 

^ri717.  LANDSBOROUGH  (Rev.  David).  Arran,  a  Poem.  12mo, 
half  calf.  Edinl).  1828. 

^^1718.  LAXE  (Benj.)     The  Mysteries  of  Tobacco.     12mo. 

N.  Y.  1845. 

1719.  LANGHAM  (Wm.)     JThr  CTar^Cn  of  l^ralth,  Conteyn- 

ing  the  sundry  rare  and  hidden  vertues  and  properties  of 

all  kindes  of  Simples   and   Plants,  etc.     3JlaCfe  l^LtXXZX. 

4to,  vellum.  Lond.  1579. 

iJ~T720.  LANGHORN"E  (Dr.)     The  Correspondence  of  Theodosius 

^-  „^  and  Constantia.     12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1807. 

,^^.1721.  LAPRAIK  (John).     Poems  on  Several  Occasions.     %\oJi(df 

morocco.  Ivihnarnock.,  1788. 

1 722j^  LAS  CASAS  (Count  de).     Letters.     %\o,  half  calf. 

Lond.  1819. 
Relate  to  his  removal  from  St.  Helena. 

1723.  LAS  CASAS.     Memoirs  of  the  Count  de  Las  Casas.     8vo, 

half  calf.  Lond.  1818. 

1724.  LASKEY  (Capt.  J.)     A  General  Account  of  the  Hunterian 

Museum,  at  Glasgow.     8vo,  hds.  Glasgow.,  1813. 

S'O  1725.  LASKEY  (Cap.  J.  C.)    A  Description  of  the  Series  of  Medals 

Struck  at  the  National  Medal  Mint,  by  Order  of  Napoleon 

Bonaparte,  &c.     S\o.,  half  calf .  Lond.  1818. 

1726.  LATYMER  (Master  Hughe).   (armagU  ©Otilg  SermOHS, 

made  vppon  the  lords  Prayer,  &c.  \Vliereunto  are  annex- 
ed certaine  other  Sermons,  &c.  3Jlactt  JittttV.  8vo, 
calf  gilt ;  title  and  last  leaf  7n ended  ;  othervise  perfect. 

Lmprinted  at  London,  by  John  Pay,  1662. 

Heber's  copy  sold  for  £2  12s.  Qd.     Knight's,  for  £2  15s.  Od. 

]        1727.  LAVATER  (J.  C.)     Essays  on  Physiognomy,  translated  into 

English  by  Thomas  Holcroft.     360  Engravings.     3  vols. 

r\.8yo,  calf  Lond.  \1 89. 

18 


138  LEEDS. 

S^O  1728.  LAW  (John).    Money  and  Trade  considered  ;  witli  a  Proposal 
for  supplying  the  Nation  with  Money.     12rao. 

Glasgoxo^  Foulis,  1750. 
By  the  famous  originator  of  the  South  Sea  Scheme. 
LAW  IS  A  BOTTOMLESS  PIT.    See  [Swift,  Jonathan]. 
/        1729.  [LAWSOX,  JAMES].     Liddesdale;   or,  the  Border  Chief. 
A  Tragedy.     8vo,  pp.  114. 

Printed.,  not  prthlished,  X.  Y.  1861. 
•^f        1730.  [LAWSON  (James)].     Poems;  Gleanings  from  Spare  Hours 
of  a  Business  Life.     8vo,  cloth.,  gilt  edges. 

Privately  printed.,  ISf.  Y.  1857. 

fr        1731.  LE  BRUN  (Chas.)    Grand  Escalier  du  Chateau  de  Versailles 

dit   Escalier   des  Ambassadeurs,  ordonne  et  peint  par  Ch. 

Le  Brun  [grave  par  L.  Surugue  et  A.  Loyer].     24  plates. 

Folio,  half  bound.  Paris  [1725]. 

La  Valliere's  copy  sold  for  60  fr. 

>^,2X~]732.  LE  BRUX  (Charles).     Heads  Representing  the  Passions  of 

the  Soul,  as  they  are  expressed  in  the  Human  Countenance. 

2.0  jylates.     FoVio,  half  bound.  Zond.  1813. 

^'         1733.  LED  WICK  (Edw.)     Antiquities  of  Ireland.    31  plates.    4to, 

half  calf  Dublin,  1790. 

"  A  valuable  collection  of  Essays." — Lowndes. 

'^^    1734.  LEE.     The  Life  and  Memoirs  of  the  late  Major-General  Lee. 

12mo,  bds.  '        JV.  Y.  1813. 

^•^f  1735.  LEECH   (Miss).     Poems  on   Various  Subjects,  with  32  fine 

plates  inserted.,  some   richly  coloured.     4to,  hcdf  morocco., 

_  gilt  top.  Loud,  privately  pmnted.,  IS] Q. 

1736.  LEEDS  (Titan).  American  Almanack  for  1719.  Title-only. 
Do.  for  1733,  and  1736,  1737,  1738,  and  1739,  etc.;  and, 
Jerman  (John),  The  American  Almanack  for  1740,  in  1 
vol.  12mo,  half  calf  Phil..,  A.  Bradford. 

1737.  LEENHEER  (P.  F.  Joanne).     Virgo  Maria  sub  solis  Meta- 

phora  Emblematice  Expressa.     4to,  green  nxorocco  extra., 
by  Pawson  &  Nicolson.  Jiruxellis,  1681. 

^    ^-  Contains  26  Plates,  with  Latin  and  Dutch  "Verses. 

-^'"^       1738.  LE  GRAND  (M.)     Parteuopex  de  Blois  :  a  Romance,  freely 

translated,   with  Notes,  by  W.  Stewart  Rose.     4to,  half 

tnorocco.  Lond.  1807. 

"  The  EngraviuKS,  from  designs  by  Smirke,  are  strictly  according  to  the 

Costume  of  the  Xllth  and  Xlllth  Centuries." — Lowndes. 

"  Superbe  edition  oruee  de  jolies  gravures." — Brunei. 

/'•2«^1739.  LEGIT  AT.  A  New  Voyage  to  the  East  Indies,  by  Francis 
Leguat  and  his  Companions,  adorn'd  with  Maps  and 
Figures  ;  with  Aiitograph  of  Joseph  Ritson.     Svo,  ccdf 

Loud.  1708. 

Riclielieu  (Xo.  1026)  places  this  book  among  the  "  Voyages  Imaginaires." 
The  work  contains  an  account  of  the  Dodo. 


./. 


•C 


LENOIR.  139 

'l74C.  [LE  JAY  (Gabr.  Fr.)]  Le  Triomphe  de  la  Religion  sous 
Louis  Le  Grand,  Represente  par  des  Inscriptions  et  des 
Devises,  avec  une  Explication  en  vers  Latins  et  Fianyois. 
12mo,  calf.  Paris,  1687. 

1741,  LEMOINE    (Hy.)      Typographical    Antiquities.      History, 

Origin,  and  Progress  of  the  Art  of  Printing,  from  its  first 
Invention  in  Germany  to  the  End  of  the  xviith  Century, 
and  from  its  Introduction  into  England,  by  Caxron,  to  the 
present  time,  &c.  Portrait  inserted.  12mo,  calf,  gilt 
edges.  Lorul.  1797. 

1742.  LE  MOYNE  (Pierre).     De  I'Art  des  Devises   avec   divers 

Reciieils  de  Devises,  du  mesme  autheur.  Nouvelle  edition. 
123  Plates  of  Emblems,  d'c.     4to,  calf. 

Paris,  A.  Dezallier,  1688. 

174.3.  LE  MOYNE.   Le  Gallerie  des  Femmes  Forts.    Translated  by 

John  Pawlet,  Marquis  of  Winchester.     16  Plates.     Folio, 

calf  [1652]. 

From  Mr.  Burton's  Collection.     Among  the  Portraits  are  Mary  Queen  of 

Scots,  Eleanor  of  Castile,  Princess  of  Wales,  Joan  of  Arc,  &c. 

1744.  LEXOIR  (Alex.)     Musee  des  Monumens  Frangais  ou   De- 

scription Historique  et  cbronologique  des  Statues,  Bas-Re- 
liefs,  et  Tombeaux,  pour  servir  a  THistoire  de  France,  et  a 
celle  de  I'Art.    With  over  250  Plates.    6  vols.  8vo,  half  cf 

Paris,  1800-1806. 
The   Fable  of  Cupid  and   Psyche,  as  illustrated  by   Raphael,  forms  the 
subject  of  the  Sixth  volume. 

1745.  LEONIS  X.,  Pont.  Max.     Breue  sanctissimi  dni  nostri   diii 

Leonis  diuia  prouidentia  pape  deciraa,  ad  doctores  sup 
correctione  caledarii  pro  recta  pasche  celebratione.     4to, 

Roma,  M.D.xiii. 
A  fine  specimen  of  early  Italian  Printing. 

1746.  LE    SAGE.      The   Adventures   of  Gil   Bias   of   Santillane, 

Translated  from  the  French  [by  Benjamin  Heath  Malkin]. 
With  24  Plates  after  Pictures  by  Smirke.    4  vols.  1 2mo,  cf. 

Lond.  1822. 

1747.  LESSON  (R.  P.)     Histoire  Naturelle  des  Oiseaux-Mouches. 

85  richly  coloured  plates.      Rl.  8vo,  half  ccdf 

Paris  [1829.] 
"Ouvrage  assez  bien  executee." — Brunei. 

1748.  LETH  (Hendrik  de).     Het  Zegenpralend  Kennemerland  ver- 

toont  in  100  Heerlyke  Gezichtun,  &c.     2  pts.     Folio. 

Amsterdam,   n.  d. 

LETTERS  FROjNI  A  GENTLEMAN  in  the  North  of  Scot- 
land.    See  [Burt,  Capt.  Ed.] 

1 749.  LETTERS    between  The   Honourable  Andrew  Erskine  and 

James  Boswell,  Esq.     8vo,  calf.  Loiul.  1763. 

Xot  written  for  publication,  and  suppressed.     ♦ 


^. 


14rO  LEWIS. 

J,        1750.  LETTERS  FROM  A  PORTUGUESE  XUX  to  an  Officer 

in  the  French  Army.     12mo,  ealf.  Land.  1808. 

/,         1751.  LETTERS  OX  EARLY  RISING.     Plates.    12mo,  half  cf. 

Lond.  1819. 

jJ~T7d2.  letters  to  the  marquis  of   HASTINGS  on  the 

Indian  Press,  etc.     8vo,  caff.  Lond.  1824. 

//'^^^  1753.  LETTSOM  (John  C.)    Memoirs  of  John  Fothergill.     Fourth 

Edition.     8vo.  Lond.  1786. 

Full  of  curious  particulars  relating  to  the  actual  history  of  America. 

''*'  1754.  LEL"  (Thomas  de).  Sohtvdo  sive  Yitie  Patruni  Eremicolarum 
Per  antiqnissimu  Patrem  D.  Hieronimu,  corundem  prinia- 
rium  ohm  conscripta  iam  vero  primum  teneis  laminis.  Ill 
Plates.     Oblong  4to.  s.  1.  1606. 

1755.  LEUEXS  (Peter).  A  Right  profitable  Booke  for  all  Diseases, 
called,  JTfte  ^lath^tuan  to  Health.  Wherein  are  to  bee 
found  most  excellent  and  approued  ^Medicines  of  great  vertue : 
as  also  notable  potions  and  drinks,  and  for  the  distilling  of 
diners  precious  waters  and  making  of  Oyles,  and  other 
comfortable  reeeits  for  the  health  of  the  body,  neuer  before 
•     imprinted.     JJlaCti  JlLfttcr.     4:io,  calf  antique.,  red  edges. 

Lond.  1632. 
An  account  of  this  author  wQl  be  found  in  Wood's  Athenae  Oxoniensis. 

f*  1756.  LEWIX  (J.  W.)  Natural  History  of  the  Birds  of  Xew 
South  Wales,  collected,  engraved,  and  faithfully  painted 
after  Xature.     20  Coloured  Plates.     Folio,  half  morocco, 

Lond.  1838. 
Third  and  best  edition,  with  an  Index  of  Scientific  Xames,  etc.,  by  Gould 
&  Eyton. 

"  Admirable  figures,  full  of  truth  and  nature  :  accompanied  by  yaluable 
obseryations  on  the  habits  and  economy  of  Birds." — Swainson. 

/'X*^1757.  LEWIS  (John).  A  Complete  History  of  the  several  Transla- 
tions of  the  Holy  Bible  and  Xew  Testament  into  English 
both  in  MS.  and  in  print.     8vo,  cf  Lond.  1739. 

Best  edition  of  this  work,  in  which  the  author  was  materially  assisted  by 
Dr.  Waterland. 

A  1758.  LEWIS  (Mary  G.)     Zelinda:  a  Poem.     %yo^  old  morocco. 

Lond.  1823. 
-2*^759.  LEWIS  (Mat.  Gr.)     Tales  of  Wonder.     2  vols.  12mo.  cf. 

X.  F.,  >S'.  Camphell,  1801. 

♦^»  1760.  LEYDEN  (John).     Poetical  Remains  of  Dr.  John  Leyden, 

with  Memoirs  of  his  Life.     By  the  Rev.  Jas  Morton.     8vo, 

half  morocco.  Lond.  1819. 

J~^  1761.  LEYDEX  (John).     Scenes  of  Infancy,  descriptive  of  Teviot- 

dale.     l2mo,  half  calf  Bdinb.  ISll. 

LHOYD  (H.)     See  Lloyd,  H. 

^^,        1 762.  LIBER  PRECLTkl.    MS.  on  vellum,  icith  9  large  illuminations, 

14  3Iiniatures  in  gold  and  colours.,  ornamented  Initials, 

dec.     Small  Svo,  green  morocco. 


LINDSAY.  141 

1763.  LTBER  PRECUM  ET  OFFICIORUM.  Ilhiminated  Ini- 
tials and  Jiubi'icatiojis.  Square  12mo,  morocco,  gilt  edges. 
,  1764.  LIBER  PRECEM.  MS.  of  the  Fifteenth  Century  on  vel- 
lum, with  Fourteen  beautiful  miniatiires :  the  Initial  Letters 
coloured  and  lieightened  with  gold,  and  each  page  loitli  Flo- 
riated Ornaments.,  etc.  192  leaves,  small  Ato,  blue  morocco, 
heavy  silver  and  highly  ornamented  clas2). 

1765.  LIBRI.  Catalogue  of  the  Extraordinary  Collection  of  Sf)len- 
did  Manuscripts,  etc.,  chiefly  on  vellum ;  also  the  choicer 
Portion  of  the  Magnificent  Library  formed  by  M.  Gugli- 
ELMO  LiBKi.  Many  facsimile  Plates.  With  prices  and 
names.     2  vols.  impl.  Svo,  hcdf  morocco,  unctit. 

Lond.  1859. 
These  Catalogues  are  alphabetically  arranged,  and  the  books  copiously 
aunotated.     The  collection  was  celebrated  fur  the  extreme  beauty  of  the 
Bindings,  as  well  as  the  great  rarity  of  the  Books  and  MSS.  described. 

J"<^1766.  LIBRO  DE  MARCHI  de  CavalU  con  li  Nomi  de  Tvtti  li 
Principi  et  Privati  Signori  che  Hanuo  Razzi  di  Cavalli.  78 
Plates.     18mo,  calf.  Venetia,  1569. 

1767.  LIEBE  (Christ.  Sigis).  Gotha  Nvmaria  Sistens  Thesavri 
Fridericiani  Numismata  Antiqva  Avrea,  Argentea,  /Erea 
et  ratione  descripta  Vt  Generali  eorum  notitia^  exerapla 
singularia  subiungantur.  Accedunt  ex  And.  Morellii, 
Specimine  Vnluersae  Rei  Nutnariae  Antiquaj  Excerpta,  et 
Epistola  Tres  Ez.  Spanhemii  quibus  rariores  eiusdeni  The- 
sauri Numi  illustrantur.     Folio,  uncut. 

Amstdoidami,  11.  a)id  J.  Wetstefiios,  1730. 

^<^  1768.  LIFT  FOR  TPIE  LAZY  (A).     12mo,  cloth.         N.  Y.  1849. 

1769.  LIGHT  (The)  OF  BRITAYNE.    A  Recorde  of  the  honorable 

Originall  and  Antiquitie   of  Britaine.     Svo,   red  morocco 
extra,  gilt  top.  Lond.  1588,  Mejyrinted  1814. 

135  printed;  107  copies  only  in  this  size. 

1770.  LIGHTFOOTE  (John).     Ervbhim;  or  Miscellanies  Christian 

and  Judaicall,  and  others.     12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1629. 

The  author  was  a  celebrated  Rabbinical  scholar. 

S9   1771.  LILBURN.     A  Conference  with  the  Souldiers ;  or  a  Parley 
at  Mr.  John  Lilburn's  Trial.     4to,  Jialf  morocco.      s.l.s.  a. 
For  an  account  of  this  noted  enthusiast,  see  ^yood's  Athen.  Oxon. 

1772.  LILLE  (Abbe  de).     The  Gardens,   a  Poem.     2nd  Edition. 

Impl.  Svo,  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1805. 

For  other  copies,  see  De  Lille. 

1773.  LINDSAY.     The  Works  of  the  Famous  and  Worthy  Knight 

Sir  David  Lindsay  of  the  Mount,  alias  Lion  King  of  Arms. 
12rao,  half  bound.  Fdinb.\^i'i<6. 

^1774.  .     Another  Edition,     \2vl\o.,  old  calf ;  title  torn. 

1775.  LINDSAY  (John).  View  of  the  Coinage  of  Scotland,  with 
Copious  Tables,  Lists,  Descriptions,  and  Extracts  from 
Acts  of  Parliament.     4to,  hcdf  morocco.  Cork.,  1845. 


I 


142  LIVERMORE. 

.f«Pi776.  LINDSAY  (Robert,  of  Pitscottie).     Chronicles  of  Scotland. 
[Edited  by  J.  G.  DalyelL]     2  vols.  8vo,  ef.     Edinh.  1814. 
All  accurate  edition  from  several  old  MSS.,  in  the  original  orthography. 
2^5-1777.  LINDSAY  (Rob.)     The  History  of  Scotland  from  1436  to 
1565.     2d  Edition.     12nio,  (/.  Glasgow,  1749. 

„    1778.  .     Another  Edition.     \2m.o,  sheep.  Edinb.  \11%. 

J2.,  1779.  LINEN  (James).  Songs  of  the  Seasons,  and  other  Poems, 
12mo,  half  calf.  N.  Y.  [1852]. 

y,%rO  1780.  LINES  written  at  Jerpoint  Abbey.    Dedicated  to   Sheffield 
Grace.,  Esq.     Illustrated.     8vo,  red  morocco,  by  J.  Mack- 
enzie. Lond.  prhited  for  Presents  only,  1820. 
/.i^  781.  LINN  (J.  B.)     The  Powers  of  Genius :  a  Poem.     12mo,  calf. 

Philada.  1802. 

^  1782.  LINN  (J.  B.)     Valerian:  a  Narrative  Poem.     4to,  bds. 

Philada.  1805. 
J2/,  1783.  LIPPINCOTT.  Trial  of  Captain  Richard  Lippincott  of  the 
Associated  Loyalists  for  Hanging  Joshua  Huddy,  a  Pris- 
oner of  "War,  on  the  Jersey  Shore  opposite  Sandy  Hook, 
April,  1784.  Proceedings  of  the  Court-Martial,  etc.  MS. 
in  4to,  calf. 
A  highly  interesting  Revolutionary  Document. 

3.  Si)  1784.  LITERARY  LEAVINGS.  A  Collection  of  Engraved  Wood 
Cuts,  consisting  of  191  Historical  Head  Pieces,  Initial  Let- 
ters, Views  in  Rome,  Engravings,  Moral  Sentences,  etc. 
Rl.  8vo,  half  calf. 

/JZ,        1785.  LITHGOWE  (William).     A  most  delectable  and  Trve  Dis- 
co vrse  of  an  Admired  and  painefull  Peregrination  fiom 
Scotland  to  the  most  Famous  Kingdomes  in  Europe,  Asia, 
and  Africa,  etc.     Portrait  inserted.    Small  4to,  rassia  extra, 
/  by  F.  Bedford ;  rare.  Loud.  N.  Okes,  1623. 

^^   1786.  .     Another  (nth)  Edition.     8vo.  Edinb.  1170. 

For  a  critique  on  this  work,  see  Retr.  Rev.,  si.,  p.  342.    Inglis's  copy,  1632, 
sold  for  £3  lis.  Od. 

/2,  1787.  LIVERMORE  (George).  An  Historical  Research  respecting 
the  Opinions  of  the  Founders  of  the  Republic,  on  Negroes  as 
Slaves,  as  Citizens,  and  as  Soldiers.  Read  before  the  Mas- 
sachusetts Historical  Society,  August  14,  1862.  Large  pa- 
per  copy.     4to. 

Boston,  [Prirately'l  Printed  by  John  Wilson  cfi  iSo/i,  1862. 
From  the  autlior,  with  Autograph.     One  of  the  largest  of  large  paper 
books  ever  printed,  and  realizing  the  poet's  idea  of  a  "meadow  of  margin 
and  a  rivulet  of  text."     Fifty  copies  printed. 

2,SV  1Y88  LIVES  OF  EMINENT  AND  REMARKABLE  CHAR- 
ACTERS Born  or  Long  Resident  in  the  Counties  of  Es- 
sex,-SuiFolk,  and  Norfolk.  Embellished  with  68  Portraits. 
Svo,  half  calf.  Zand.  1 826. 


LLOYD.  J[43 

LIVES  OF  EMINENT  SCOTSMEN,  by  the  Society  of  An- 
cient Scots.     Portraits.     3  vols.  18mo,  half  calf . 

Land.  1821. 

LIVES  OF  THOSE  EMINENT  ANTIQUARIES,  John 
LELAjfD,  Thomas  Hearne,  and  Anthony  a  Woob.  Large 
paper.     2  xoh.  8vo,  half  russia.  Oxford,  1172. 

This  was  edited  by  Th.  Warton  and  W.  Huddesford.     Dent's  copy,  £2 ; 

Sykes's,  £1  13s.  Od. 

1791.  LIVRE  ROUGE  (The),  or  Red  Book:  being  a  List  of  Se- 

cret Pensions  Paid  out  of  the  Public  Treasure  of  France. 
8vo,  calf.  Dublin,  1790. 

1792.  [LLOYD  (Rev.  David)].     The  Legend  of  Captain  Jones :  Re- 

lating his  Adventure  to  Sea,  His  Furious  Battel,  His  Re- 
lieving of  Kemper  Castle,  His  strange  and  admirable  Sea 
Fight,  etc.  2  parts  in  1  vol.  Frontispiece  by  Marshall. 
ISmo,  calf;   rare.  Land.  1671-70. 

The  author  of  this  burlesque  Poem  was  Rev.  David  Lloyd,  Dean  of  St. 

Asaph.     The  subject  of  the  Poem  was  contemporary  with  Sir  "W.  Raleigh. 

See  Ant.  a  "Wood. 

1793.  LLOYD  (H.)     The  Historic  of  Cambria,  now  called  Wales: 

a  Part  of  the  most  foraous  Yland  of  Brytaine,  etc.,  cor- 
rected, augmented,  continued,  etc.,  by  Dauid  Powel.  4to, 
blue  ynoTocco. 

Land.  1584,  Reprint  {of  which  250  copies  only  were  printed) 

[1811]. 
This  History  of  Cambria,  in  addition  to  the  original  matter  contained  in  the 
volume,  has  a  variety  of  Views,  Portraits,  and  descriptions  of  Places  in- 
serted, making  the  volume  a  unique  copy. 

1794.  LOCKE  (John).     Discourses:  translated  from  Nicole's  Es- 

says.    Now  first  printed.     12mo,  calf  extra,  gilt. 

Lond.  1828. 

1795.  LOCKE  (John).     Essay  on  Civil  Government.    12mo,  .sAeep. 

Lond.  1814. 
LOCKE  (John).     An  Essay  Concerning  Human  Understand- 
ing.    2  vols.  8vo,  cedf  Lond.  1796. 
LOCKHART   (J.  G.)  '  Ancient  Spanish  Ballads,  Historical 
and  Romantic,  with   numerous  illustrations,  by  William 
Allan  and   others.     The  Borders  and    Ornamental    Vig- 
nettes by  Ov:en  Jones,     ito,  red  viorocco.         Lond.  1841. 
Original  Illustrated  edition  ;  some  of  the  plates  heightened  with  gold  and 
colours. 

LOCKHART  (J.  G.)  Life  of  Robert  Burns.  Portrait  Ln- 
serted.     8\o,  half  calf .  Edinb.  1828, 

LOCKHART  (J.  G.)  Memoir  of  the  Life  of  Sir  Walter 
Scott.     10  vols,  fcap,  8vo,  cloth.  Edinb.  1837. 

LOCKHART.  Refutation  of  the  Misstatements  respecting 
the  Messrs.  Ballantyne,  in  Lockhart's  Life  of  Scott.    12mo. 

Lond.  1838. 


144  LONGUS. 

S~,  1801.  LODGE  (Ed.)  Life  of  Sir  Julius  Ca-sur,  Knt.,  Councillor  to 
Kings  James  and  Charles  I.,  with  Memoirs  of  his  Family 
and  Descendants,  etc.     18  Portraits.     4to,  hds..,  uncut. 

Lond.  1827. 

J2,,  1802.  .     Another  copy.     4to,  hds..,  uncut.  Lond.  182'i(. 

The  subject  of  this  highly  interesting  vohime  was  a  Judge  of  the  High 
Court  of  Admiralty,  etc.     Temp.  Charles  I. 

'2'^~"l803.  LODGE  (Ed.)     Portraits.     Vols.  1,  2,  and  3.     No  plates, 

12mo,  cloth.  Lond.  n.  d. 

J,^0    1804.  L[ODGE]  T[h.]      A  Fig   for   Mom  us ;  containing  Pleasant 

varietie,  included  in  Satyres,  Eclogues,  and  Epistles,  by 

T.  L.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Rei/rlnted  at  the  Auchinleck  Press, 

by  Alex.  Posioell,  1817. 

Berry's  copy  of  this  edition  sold  for  £1  I8s.  Od.,  and  Bindley's,  £3  4.s.  Od. 

Some  of  the  Poems  in  this  volume  are  inscribed  to  Master  E.  Dig.  (Digby); 

to  Reverend  Colin  (qu.  Spensei  ?) ;  to  Master  Samuel  Daniel,  Bolton,  and 

Drayton.     See  Beloe's  Anecdotes  and  "Wood's  Athenaj  Oxouiensis.     . 

/'2*>  1805.  LOGAN  (James).  Notes  of  a  Journey  through  Canada,  the 
United  States  of  America,  and  the  West  Indies.  Map. 
Post  8vo,  half  calf.  Edlnh.  1838. 

-2»  1806.  LOGAN  (James).     The  Scottish  Gael;  or  Celtic  Manners,  as 

preserved  among  the  Highlanders,  etc.      Coloured  pdates. 
2  vols.  8vo,  half  calf  .  Lond.  1831. 

"Mr.  Logan's  reading  is  extensive,  his  research  deep,  and  his  enthusiasm 
extraordinary." — Literary  Gazette. 

1807.  LOGAN  (Rev'd  John).     Poems  and  Life.     18mo,  half  calf . 

Phil.  18i4. 
2^     1808.  LOGAN  (W.  H.)     The  Scottish  Banker.     \2mo,  cloth. 

Lond.  1850. 

/t^SP  1809.  LONDON.     Modekn  London  :  Being  the  History  and  Pres- 

I (hif'  6nt    State    of    the    British    Metropolis ;    illustrated    with 

'  numerous  Copper  Plates.     ^X^o,  half  calf .         Lond.  1805. 

S<?  1810.  LONGMAN  &  CO.     [Sale]  Catalogue  of  Old  Books.     8vo, 

hds.  Lond.  1824. 

o.SO  1811.  [LONGLTS.]     Les  Amovrs   Pastorals  de  Daphne  et  Chloe, 

traduites    du    Grec    en     Franyois   par  Jacques   Amyot]. 

Planches.     4to,  calf.  \Paris\  1718. 

"Edition  imprimee  aux  frais  du  Regent  (Ph.  d'Orleans]  et  decoree  de  28 

gravures,  executees   (par  B.    Andran)  d'apres  les  dessins   qui  portent  le 

nom  de  ce  prince  ...  40  a  60  fr." — Brunei. 

o,^*^  1812.  LONGUS.     Les    Amours  Pastorales    de   Daphnis  et  Chloe 

Escrites  en  Grec  par  Longus,  et  translatees  en  Francois 

par  Jacques  Amyot.     Fully  illustrated.    8vo,  half  77iorocco, 

red  edfjes.  L^ond.  1119. 

SO  1813.  LOSENAUER  (J.  J.)     Alle  Weissheit,  etc.     4to. 

Stutgard,  s.  a. 
A  Curious  Collection  of  German  Cyphers  and  Flourishes. 


/i 


LOTTINT.  145 

,        1814.  LOSSIXG  (Benson  J.)     A  History  of  the  United  States  for 
Families  and  Libraries;  illustrated  by  nearly  300  Engrav- 
ings.    Rl.  8vo,  morocco,  gilt  top.  X.  Y.  1857. 
',        1815.  LOSSIXG  (B.  J.)     Our  Countrymen;  or  Brief  Memoirs  of 
Eminent  Americans.     103  Portraits.     12rao,  cloth. 

N.    Y.  1855. 
JlTTsie.  LOSSING  (B.  J.)      Outline  History  of  the  Fine  Arts.     18mo, 
cloth.  '  AT  Y.  1840. 

:»n?  1817.  LOSSING  (B.  J.)  The  Pictorial  Field-Book  of  the  Revo- 
lution. Originol  cop;/.  Several  hundred  engravings  on 
wood.     2  vols,  iinpl.  8vo,  hal/'russia,  qilt  top. 

X.   Y.  1851. 

tf^  1818.  LOTHIAX'S   COUNTY   ATLAS  OF   SCOTLAND.     4to. 

half  calf.  Edinb.  1826. 

r^  1819.  LOTTINL     Scelta  D'Alcuni  MiracoH  e  Grazie  della  Santis- 

sima  Nvnziata  di  Firenze ;  discritta  dal  P.  F.  Gio  Angiolo 

^^  Lottini.     4to,  vellum.  Firenze.,  P.  Cecconcelh\  1Q19. 

The    first  edition    of  this   rare  work.     The  Plates  are  by  Callot.    and 

amongst  the  first  works  of  that  celebrated  artist.     An  account  of  the  book 

may  be  found  in  the  Catalogue  of  Count  Cicognora.     '"  Ouvrage  recherche." 

— Brunei.     La  VaUiere,  21  fr. 

S^  1820.  LOUIS  XVL     Etat  des  Gouvernemence  des  Provinces: 

a  MS.  Statement  of  the  accounts  of  Louis  XYI.     8vo, 

red  7norocco.  1776. 

LOUNGER'S  C0M3I0N-PLACE    BOOK.     See  [Newman 

(Jeremiah  \yhitacre)]. 

JV  1821.  LOVE  EMBLEMS.      A  Collection  of  94  Plates,  in  Small 
8vo,  hcdfcalf. 
LOYE  AND  MADNESS.     See  [Croft  (Sir  Herbert)]. 

SV  1822.  LOVED  AY    (R.)     Letters,    Domestick   and   Foreign,  To 

several  Persons,  etc.     Portrait.    8vo,  calf.       Lond.  1684. 

"  Formerly  in  good  esteem." — Lawrvles. 

'/     1823.  LOVES  OF  THE  SAINTS;    or  the  Diverting  History  of 

Sandy  &  Bobby.     8vo.  Lond.  1825. 

A  satire  on  Alexander  Fletcher. 

1.^  1824.  LOWTH  (Robt.)  Isaiah;  a  New  Translation  ;  with  Prelimi- 
nary Dissertation  and  Notes,  Critical,  Philological,  &>  Ex- 
planatory.    2  vols.  8vo,  ccdf.  Edinb.  1807. 

S'O  1825.  LOYOLA.  Vita  Beati  P.  Ignatii  Loiolae  Societatis  lesv 
Fvndatoris.     4:10,  old  calf  i^oma,  1609. 

C^O  1826.  LRICII    (Andree.)      22UC0mialUther(.      Wood   cut    Title. 

4to.   jsiacfe  aetter.  1524. 

A  rare  contemporary  tract — The  Praises  of  Luther. 
2«^'~1827.  LUCAN'S  PHx\RSALIA,  translated  by  Rowe.    12mo,  c«// 

Lond.  1720, 

19 


146  LUIKEN. 

So    1828.  LUCIAlSr.       ©galOflUS     lUCfanf    qui    instriblt    Caron   de 

greco  in  latinum    q   rayniiinciii    virum   insignem  de  noiio 

traiislat  ad  reiierC'dissiinu  prein  dnm  cardinale  niorien  incipit 

feliciter.      Small  4to.     iJIach  TLZHZX.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

According  to  Panzer,  printed  at  Leipsic,  ]494  or  1495. 

/,2'S^  1829.  LVCIANI  RHETOR,  a  Bilibaido  Pirekaimero,  in  Latinvra 

versvs ;    et  Lvciani  Fvgitivi   a  Bilibaldo    Pirekaimero  in 

Latinvm  Versvs,  with  curious  v'iood  cuts.     2  tracts  in  1  vol. 

4to.  Ilagnooi^  T.  Anslielnn.,  m.d.xx. 

;2,2»r~~  1830.  LUCINA  SINE  CONCUBITA,  and  the  (Economy  of  the 

Sexes.     2  scarce  Tracts  in  1  vol.  8vo,  half  calf . 

'  Lond.  1751. 
The  former  of  these  tracts,  written  to  prove  that  woman  can  conceive 
without  commerce  with  a  man,  is  by  the  Rev.  F.  Coventry. 

^f  1831.  LUCKIUS  (Jo.  Jac.)  Sylloge  Nvmismatvra  Elegantinrvm, 
qufe  Diuersi  Iinpp.  Reges,  Principes,  Comites,  Respnblicse, 
Diuersas  ob  caiisas  ab  Anno  1500  ad  Aimum  usq  1600, 
cudi  feceiunt  ;  co)d,ai)iing  several  luindred  heaxdifxd  en- 
gravings of  3Iedals  and  Ooins^  hg  P.  Aitbrg.  Small 
folio.  Argefitime,  tgpis  lieppianis,  1620. 

"  This  work  is  held  in  great  esteem,  and  having  been  privately  printed,  is 
very  rare." — Gtrdes. 

"  Recueil  devenu  assez  rare.     Leg  fig.  des  medailles  y  sont  gravecs  sur 
cuivre;  24  a  36  fr." — Brunei. 

1832.  [LUCKOMBE  (Ph.)]     A  Concise  History  of  the  Origin  and 

Progress  of  Printing,  with   Practical  Instructions  to  the 

Trade  in  General.     8vo,  C(<//'.  Land.   17V0. 

The  author's  own  copy,  with  tw^o  Portraits  inserted.     Relates  mostly  to 

the  vwchaiiMn.  of  the  art. 

^•^1833.  LUCRETIUS  DE  RERUM  NATURA,  accedunt  selectaj 
Lectiones,  etc.  (Cura  Steph.  And.  Phillipe.)  18mo,  Fiiie 
plates.  Lutctice  Parisiorwn.,  Constelier.,  1744. 

/'  1834.  LUDOVICO  XIV.  Festiva  ad  Capita  An ulumque  Deciirsio 
a  Rege  Ludovico  XIV.     Folio.     Fine  plates.  1662. 

/'-^•^1835.  LUDWIGEN.  Ehren  G^dectnus  Dess  Dm-(rhleuchtigen 
Hochgebonien  Fiirsten,  etc.,  Ludwigen  Landgraven  zii 
Hessen.     Fine pdates.     Folio,  vellum^  tooled  edges. 

Marpurgice,  1626. 

1836.  LUIKEN    (Jan.)      Afbeeklingeu    der   Merkwaardigste    Ge- 

schiedenissen    van   het  Oude   en   Nieuwe   Testament,   in 

het  koper  gectst  Door  den  verraaarden  en  kunstryken  Jan 

Luiken.     Folio,  calf.  Amsterdam,  1729. 

The  plates  in  this  work  are  the  size  of  two  large  folio  pages,  and  are  the 
^^_^. most  picturesque  and  effective  of  all  the  old  Scripture  prints. 

7  1837.  LUIKEN  (Jan.)  Beschouwing  der  Wereld,  Bestaande  in 
Hondert  konstige  Figuren,  met  Godlyke  Spreuken  En 
Stichtelyke  verzen.     12mo,  calf.     Plates. 

Amsteldam,  1725. 


/.fZ 


s; 


LTNDSAY 


147 


1838.  LUIKEN  (Joannesj.  Vonken  der  Liefde  Jezus,  Van  het 
Go(-l-begeerende  Zielen-Viiur:  Znde  Bloempjes  der  Zalio-e 
Hoop,  tot  verheiigelykheid  der  Wandelaars,  langs  den 
Weg,  na  Vreden-Ryk.  ILJmo,  n^Uion.  Amstehhnn,  1717^ 
S^f  1839.  [LUPTOX  (Donald).  The  Glory  of  their  Times,  or  the  Li  ues 
of  ye  Primitiue  Fatliers,  cGtayning  their  Chiefest  Actions, 
workes,   Sentences,  &  Deaths ;  tcith  Portraits.     4to,  calf. 

Lond.  1640. 
"  With  a  frontispiece,   and   45    Leads  by   Glover,  many   of  which  are 
probably  fictitious." — Loumh-.s.     Nassau,  £1. 

S7>    1840.  LUTHER.     A  Collection  of  Portraits,  Plates,  Coins,  Medals, 

etc.,  illustrative  of  ti»e  Life  of  Luther.  No  title.  Oblong 
4to. 

1841.  LUTHER   (M.)    %   (S'^mmnttarfir  ot  mx-  Doctor 

iijartm  atlthcr  vpou  the  Epistle  of  S.  Paul  to  the 
Galatians,  etc.     jjlatk  ULCttCr.     Small  4to, /^^f//>a(|: 

Lo/kI.  T.  Yantroullier.,  1575. 
First  edition  in  Elnglish.     Era.smus  says  of  this:   "There  is  more  solid 
divinity  contained  in  one  page,  than  could  be  found  in  many  prolix  treatises 
of  Schoolmen  and  such  kind  of  authors." 

1842.  LUTHER  (Martin.)     The  Life  and  Death  of  Martin  Luther, 

taken  out  of  his  owne  and  other  Godly  and  most  Learned, 
men's  writings,  who  lined  in  his  time.  Portrait  inserted, 
4to,  calf.  Lond.  1641. 

1843.  LCT^HER  (Martin).     The  Life  of  Martin  Luther,  illustrated 

in  Fifty  Pictures  from  Designs  by  Gustav  Kunig.  Lnpl. 
8vo,  calf  antique.,  red  edges.  Lond.  1853. 

With  an  Introduction,  and  a  View  of  the  Reformation  in  England,  by 
the  Rev.  Geo.  Croly. 

*r9  1844.  LYNDE  (Sir  Hvmfrey).  Via  Tvta;  the  Safe  Vvay  Leading 
all  Christians  to  the  true,  ancient,  &  Cathohque  faith. 
Id  edition.     18mo,  velluin.  Land.  1629. 

1845.  LYNDSAY.  Fac-Simile  of  an  Ancient  Heraldic  Manuscript, 
Emblazoned  by  Sir  David  Lyndsay,  of  the  Mount,  Lyon 
King  of  Amies,  1542  ;  ^ipica^-ds  of  500  richly  embla- 
zoned Coats  of  Arms  of  the  Scotish  Peerage  and  Baronet- 
age faithfully  copied  from  the  Original  Drawings.,  hy 
Lizars.     Folio,  half  morocco.,  uncut.  Edinh.  1822. 

Of  this  early  and  authentic  register  of  Scottish  Arms,  only  lOd  copies 
were  printed  :  it  was  edited  by  David  Laing.  Eyto^\Ti's  copy  sold,  in  1S48, 
for  £6  l.ss.  M. 

1847.  LYRA.    JlostUla  ^icolflt  He  lira  sup  psaUcriu  una 

cumhyumis  et  canticis.     Wood-cut  titk'.     iJlacU  iLtittX. 

Folio,  vellum  ;  fine  copy.    Wants  a  leaf  or  two  at  the  end. 

s.  1.  Martin  Boillon^  mcccclxxii. 

This  is  a  portion  of  the  first  edition  of  Nicolas  de  Lyra's  famous  com- 
mentary, as  printed  by  Sweynheym  and  Pannartz  at  Rome. 

1848.  LYRE  OF  LOVE  (The).     2  vols,  post  8vo,  calf. 

Lo)id.  (J.   Whittingham,  1806. 


148  MABERLY. 

i^7'l849.  LYTTLETON.     Letters  of  the   late  Lord  Lyttleton.     8vo, 
oalf.  *      Troy,  1807. 

First  American  edition,  with  selections  from  his  Lordship's  Speeches  on 
the  American  War. 

"  1850.  LYTTLETON.  Poetical  Works  of  George  Lord  Lyttleton, 
Avith  Additions  :  To  which  is  prefixed,  an  account  of  his 
Life.     12mo,  calf.  Loiid.  1801. 

/,<^  1851.  M.  (A.)  Niagara:  a  Poem.  8vo.  Eleven  Plates  and  News- 
painr  Cuttings  inserted.  A^  Y'.  1822. 

^^"^^852.  [MABERLY  (J.)]  The  Print  Collector  :  an  Introduction  to 
the  KnoAv ledge*  of  Ancient  Prints,  and  a  Catalogue  Rais- 

7^^>>  Q  Sonne  of  Books  on  Engravings  and  Prints.     Heautifxdly 

/  illustrated  v:ith  72  Plates — the  Frontispiece  being  an  orig- 

inal etching  by   Ostaae  ;  many  others  of  extreme  beauty 
and  rarity,  tcith  a  MS.  list  by  Evans.     4to,  7norocco  exti'a, 
t'lal  gilt,  and  tooled  sides,  by  J.  Machenzie.      Land.  1844. 
Maberly's  Collection  of  Prints  sold'  for  over  $20,000.00. 

/,fii9  1853.  MABERLY.  Catalogue  of  the  Entire  and  Choice  Collection 
of  Engravings,  the  Property  of  Joseph  Maberly,  Esq., 
with  prices  and  names.  8vo.  half  morocco.  Lond.  1851. 
//•^  1854.  McARTHUR  (J.)  Army  and  Navy  Gentleman's  Com- 
panion :  on  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Fencing.  Illus- 
trated by  Mathematical  Figures.     4to,  half  calf. 

Lond.  (1780). 
,,       /,     1855.  MACCIUS  (Paulus).     Emblemata  Moralia  [aere  incisa  et  ver- 
sibus  Ital.]  explicata.     Cum  Priuilegijs.     4to,  calf. 

Bononiae,  Ferronius,  1628. 

/ti-O      1856.  ,     Aliud  Exemplar.     Wo,  half  calf .      BononicB,  \Q>2S . 

Contains  81   Plates,  by  one  of  the  early  Italian  engravers,  accompanied 
^^  by  Explanatory  Verses  in  Italian  and  Latin. 

t^*^  1857.  McCREERY  (John).  The  Press;  a  Poem.  Published  as  a 
Specimen  of  Typography.  Illustrated  with  129  Plates, 
including  many  Proofs  on  India  paper.  4to,  morocco 
extra,  edges  m,arbled  and  gilt.  A  remarkably  beautiful 
copy.  Liverpool,  1 803. 

2,*^0    1858,  .     Another  copy.     4to.  Liverjjool,  \ 803. 

'•  An  elegant  volume  with  Wood  Engravings." — Lowndes. 
1859.  MACDONALD    (John).     Travels  in  Various  Parts  of  Eu- 
rope, Asia,  and  Africa,  during  a  series  of  thirty  years  and 
upwards.     12mo,  sheep.  Dublin,  1791. 

/  ''A  recital  of  the  Adventures,  Amours,  etc.,  of  a  Servant." — Lowndes. 

^'^*  1860.  MACKAY  (Charles).  The  Home  Affections  Pourtrayed  by 
the  Poets.  100  Engravings  by  the  Brothers  Dalziel.  Small 
4to,  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1858. 

An  elegant  volume  by  the  late  New  York  correspondent  of  the  London 
^  Times.     "How  are  the  mighty  fallen  !" 

»/    1861.  McINTOSH  (John).     The   Origin  of  the  North   American. 
Indians.     \2mo,  cloth.  iV  1".  1844. 


di_ 


MACRA.Y.  149 

1862.  MACKENZIE  (Hy.)  Report  of  the  Committee  of  the 
Highland  Society  of  Scotland  on  the  Authenticity  of  the 
Poems  of  Ossian,  with  an  Appendix.     8vo,  calf. 

EcUnb.  1805. 

1863.  MACKENZIE  (Wm.  L.)      The  Life  and  Times  of  Martin 

Van  Buren,  etc.     8vo,  half  rus.sia.  Jioston,  1846. 

^•rT864.  MACKENZIE  (Wm.  L.)  The  Lives  and  Opinions  of  Benjn. 
Franklin  Butler  and  Jesse  Hoyt.     8vo.  Boston,  1845. 

1865.  MACKIE  (Charles).  The  Castles,  Palaces,  and  Prisons  of 
Mary  of  Scotland.    Illustrated  with  21  extra  j^l' it es  inserted. 

f  Rl.  8vo,  r/reefi  inorocco,  red  edges.  Land.  1849. 

'2-  1866.  MACKIE  (Charles).  Original  Historical  Description  of  the 
Monastery  and  Chapel  Royal  of  Holyroodhouse,  with  an 
Account  of  the  Palace  and  Environs.  7  Plates.  8vo, 
calf.  Edinh.  1832. 

^  1867.  MACKINTOSH'S  Collection  of  Gaelic  Proverbs  and  Famil- 
iar Phrases;  Englished  anew.     12rao,  itZ.'^.     Edinh.  1819. 

1868.  MACLEAN.  Historical  and  Genealogical  Account  of  the 
Clan  Maclean,  from  its  First  Settlement  at  Castle  Duart  to 
the  Present  Period.     By  a  Seneachie.     8vo,  cloth. 

/  Land.  1838. 

^^  1869.  McLEOD  (Peter).  Original  Melodies,  consisting  of  Songs, 
Duets,  and  Glees.     Folio,  half  calf .  Edinh.  n,  d. 

a.  1870.  [MACMICHAEL(Dr.W.)]     The  Gold  Headed  Cane.    12mo, 
wi  half  calf.  Lond.  1828. 

Contains  anecdotes  of  Drs.  Radcliffe,  Mead.  Askew,  Pitcairn.  and  Baillie. 

/^  1871.  MACNEILL  (Hector).  Poetical  Works.  2  vols.  12mo, 
calf  K.  Y.for  S.  Cajnpbell,  1802. 

"The  productions  of  this  author  are  deservedly  popular." — Byron. 

1872.  M'NICOL  (Rev.  Donald).     Remarks  on  Dr.  Samuel  Johnson's 
Journey  to  the  Hebrides,  in  Avhich  are  contained  Observa- 
tions on  the  Antiquities,  Language,  Genius,  and   Manners 
of  the  Highlanders  of  Scotland.     8vo,  calf      Land.  1779. 
"In  considerable  estimation." — Lowndes.     Bindley,  IHs. 

*^  1873.  MACQLTEEN  (Thomas).  My  Gloaming  Amusements:  a 
variety  of  Poems.     12mo,  half  calf .  Beith,  1831. 

1874.  [MACRAY  (Wm.  D.)]  A  Manual  of  British  Historians  to 
A.  D.  1600,  containing  a  Chronological  Account  of  the 
Early  Chroniclers  and  Monkish  Writers,  their  Printed 
Works  and  Unpublished  MSS.  8vo,  half  morocco,  red 
edges.  Lond.   W.  Pickering.^  1845. 

y*^    1875. .     Another  copy.     8vo,  half  morocco.         Zond.\S4o. 

ri>"    1876.  MADDOCK  (A.  B.)     Practical  Observations  on  Pulmonary 
y  Consumption.      Coloured  plates.     8yo^  cloth.     Lo/al.  1844. 


150  MANLEY. 

3,yS  1^11.  MACTAGGART  (John).  The  Scottish  Gnlloviclian  Encyclo- 
paedia: or  the  Original,  Antiquated,  and  Natural  Curiosi- 
ties of  the  South  of  Scotland.     8vo,  half  calf . 

Land.  1824. 
A  most  curious  and  entertaining  work,  containing  Sketches  of  Eccentric 
Characters,  singular  words,  etc. 

'.  -  1878.  MAGAZINE  SCRAPS,  CUTTINGS,  ENGRAVINGS,  etc., 
relative  to  America.  A  unique  and  valuable  collection, 
mounted  on  a  series  of  folio  ^\\eQ\%  folded. 

3,        1879.  MAILLARDIO  (Olivier).     ScrittOtteS  lie  atrUCltta ;  decla- 

mata  Parisius  in  ecclia  sancti  Johanis  in  grania.     ijlactl 
Setter.     1 2mo,  $/?/0  worocco,  Paris,  1506. 

See  Brunet,  iii.,  p.  131G. 

/o.     1880.    MAN  (Wolfgang  Von),    ©as  UOien  Jcsu  Othrfstf,  etc. 

Wood  ruts  by  Hans  Burgmalre   and  Hans    Schaafein. 

JJlacfe  Setter.    4to.       '  circa  \5\5. 

^,  1881.  MAITLAND  CLUB.  Catalogue  of  the  Works  printed  for 
the  Maitland  Club,  instituted! 828.  With  List  of  the  Mem- 
bers and  Rules  of  the  Club,     ito,  green  morocco. 

Printed  for  the  Maitland  Club,  1836. 
^,         1882.  MAJERUS  (Mich.)     Atalanta  Fvgiens,  hoc  est,  Emblemata 
Nova  de  Secretis  Naturae  Chymica,  etc.     4to,  calf. 
Oppenheim,  ex  typograjyhia- Hieronymi  Galleri  s:umj)tlbus 

Joh.  Th.de  Bry,  1617. 

S^  1883.  Another  Edition.     Aio,  vellnm.  Oppen heim,  IQIS. 

Includes  some  Music. 

Z,  1884.  MAJERUS  (Michaelis).  Tripvs  Avrevs,  hoc  est  Tres  Trac- 
tatvs  Chymici  Selectissimi,  etc.  4to,  red  morocco,  broad 
borders  of ' gold.  Francofurti,  1618. 

J^,  S~0  1885.  MALCOLM  (J.  P.)  An  Historical  Sketch  of  the  Art  of  Car- 
icaturing, with  [31]  Graphic  Illustrations.     4to,  calf 

Land.  1813. 

SO  1 886.  MANCHESTER  (Henry  Ley  Montagu,  Earl  of).    Manchester 

al  Mcndo.     Contemplatio   Mortis   et   Immortalitatis.      A 

Conteniphition  of  Death  and  Immortality,     "ith  Impression. 

12mo,  calf.  '  Land.  1661. 

This  popular  book  passed  througli  fifteen  editions  Lu  the  17th  century. 

/,  S't?  1887.  MANICHIUS  (J.)  Sacra  Emblemata  lxxvi.  In  quibus 
sunima  unius  cuiusq  Evangelii  Rotunde  Adumbratur.  4to, 
Jialf  morocco,  red  edges.  2s^urnberg,  1624.  ^ 

/^J^188S.  MANICHIUS  (J.)  Emblemata  Evaugelicorum.  4to,  calf 
No  title. 

/,  1889.  MANLEY  (Thomas).  The  Affliction  and  Deliverance  of  the 
Saints,  or  the  Whole  Book  of  Job  corapos'd  into  English 
Heroicall  Verse  Metaphrastically.     12mo,  old  calf 

Lond.  1652. 
Dr.  Bliss's  copy  sold  for  £2  6s.  dd. 


MARSYS.  15] 

1890.  MANNER  (The)  OF  KEPYNGE  A  COURT  BARON  and 

n  Lefe  with  <lyuers  fournies  of  entreis,  phiyiites,  |)rocesses. 

presentments  and  other  matter  deterniynable  there.    JJlactl 

Setter.     Smnll  8vo,  half  green  morocco. 

Neiijeley  Iinjyri/nted  and  corrected  Anno  1544. 
Y^^l  891.  MANUSCRIPT  Conferring  a  Degree.    4to.    Becmtifulhj  icrit- 

ten  on  vellum,  mid  richly  hound.  1633. 

2J    ^1892.  .     Another,  without  date,  in  old  red  morocco. 

1893. .     Another,  with  the  Arms  of  the  Barbarini  Family. 

4to,  morocco.  1743. 

1894.  MANUSCRIPT  SERMON  on  the  Vanity  of  Idols.     Xeatly 

written.     4to,  ludf  morocco.  Circa  1680. 

SV  1895.  ]MANUSCRIPT  TRACTS  ON  ASTRONOMY,  written  in 

the  Reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  with  Diagratns,  etc.     4to. 
//  1896.  MANWARING  (R.)     The  Cabinet  and  Chair-Maker's  Real 

Friend  and  Companion.     4:Q  Plates.     Small  folio,  ca//." 

Lond.  1765. 
TO  1897.  MAPLESON  (T.  W.  Gwilt).     A  Hand   Book  of  Heraldry, 

richly  illuminated.     S\o,  red  morocco  extra.      N.Y.  1852. 
1898.  MARAFFl  (Damian).     Figvre  del  Vecchio  et  del  Xvovo  Tes- 

tamento  eon  versi  ToscanL     2  vols,  in  1.     12mo,  calf.,  gilt 

edges.     lieire  and  curious.  Liorie,  \bo4:. 

^/l899.  MARGRAVINE  OF  ANSPACH.    Memoir.s  of  the ;  Written 

by  Herself.     Portrait.     2  \Q\i.S\o,hfxlf  calf.     Xond.  IS2Q. 
r(?  1900.  MARLBOROUGH.     Commission  from  George  II.  to  Charles 

Duke  of  Marlboro  as  Lord  Lieutenant  for  the  County  of 

Bucks.     Engrossed  on  Parchnient. 
^  1901.  MARLOW    (.Jeremiah).     A   Book   of  Cyphers,   or   Letters 

Revers't;  Being  a  Work  very  pleasant  and  usefull  as  well 

for  Gentlemen  as  for  Engravers,  Chacers,  etc.     Sm.  4to,  old 

morocco.  Lond.  1683. 

1902.  MAROLLES.     Tableavx  dv  Temple  des  Mvses  tirez  dv  Cab- 

inet de  fev  M'.  FaVereav  representant  ies  Veitus  et  les 
Vices,  sur  les  plus  illustres  Fables  de  TAntiquite,  avec  les 
Descriptions,  Remarques,  &  Annotations.  Composez  par 
M.  Michel  de  MaroUes,  Abbe  de  Villeloin.  58  line  Plates. 
Folio,  old  red  morocco.,  gilt  edges. 

Paris.,  Jean  de  Pvis,  1663. 
The  plates  are  engraved  by  Bloemaert,  after  designs  by  Diepenbeke. 

1903.  MAROLLES.     La  meme.     Another  Edition.     Ato,  vellum. 

Amsterdam.,  Wolfgank,  1676. 
^"^1904.  MARSYS  (Sieur  de).  Histoire  de  la  Persecvtion  Presente 
des  Catholiques  en  Angleterre.  enriche  de  plusioars  reflex- 
ions Morales,  Politiques  et  Chrestiennes,  tant  sur  ce  qui 
concerne  la  guerre  ciuile  que  la  Religion.  Fine  plcdes.  2 
vols.  4to,  red  morocco.,  gilt  edge-^.  1646. 


152  MART   QUEEN   OF    SCOTS. 

]\tARTIANUS  CAPELLA.     See  Capella,  Lot  540. 

2h         1905.  MARTIX  (John).     A    Bibliographical    Catalogue    of  Books 

Privately  Printed,  including  those  of  the  Bauuatyne,  Mait- 

land,  and  Roxburghe  Clubs,  and  of  Private  Presses,     8vo, 

(jreen  morocco  extra  ;  gilt  sides  a?id  edges.        Loud.  1834. 

This  contains  a  good  deal  of  matter  not  inserted  in  the  second  edition. 

Two  hundred  copies  printed. 

3,S~0  190G.  MARY  QUEEN  OF  SCOTS.     Ceremonial  of  the  Marriage 

of  Mary   Queen    of  Scotts    with   the  Dauphin   of  France. 

Portrait  inserted.     4to,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1818. 

Reprinted  for  the  Roxburghe  Club  from  the  extremely  rare  edition  printed 

at  Rouen  in  1558.     Sold  in  Sir   M.  >L  Sykes's  sale  for  £4  Hi.  Of?.,  and  in 

Boswell's  for  £3  10.5.  Od 

S7S0  1907.  MARY  QUEEN  OF  SCOTS.  Chronological  Summary  of 
Occurrences  during  the  Life  of  Mary  Stuart,  Queen  of 
Scotland.  MS.  Title.  30  portraits  a)id  plates  inserted., 
8vo,  half  morocco.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

/  0»  1908.  ]VLARY.  Collections  relative  to  the  Funerals  of  Mary  Queen 
of  Scots.  Illustrated  by  a  large  number  of  portraits,  plates, 
and  7iewspap>er  cuttings  /  fine  copy  in  red  morocco  extra. 

Edinh.  1822. 

A2«n909.  MARY.     Effusions  of  Love  from  Chatelar,  to  Mary  Queen  of 

Scotland,  with  Songs,  Historical  Fragments,  <fec.     12mo, 

calf.  Lond.  1808. 

/^yS^QlO.  MARY.     Historic  of  the  Life  and    Death  of  Mary   Stuart, 

'  Queene  of  Scotland.     Portrait.     18mo,  half  ccdf. 

Lond.  1686. 

X,        1911.  MARY.     The  Historic  of  the  Life  and  Death  of  Mary  Stuart, 

Qveene  of  Scotland.     YoMo,  half  russia.  Lo?id.  162 i. 

The  dedication  to  this  edition  is  signed  \V.  Ydall.    See  also  Strange  ways. 

/^j^J^912.  MARY.  History  of  the  Life  and  Reign  of  Mary  Queen  of 
Scots,  and  Dowager  of  France.  Extracted  from  Original 
Records  and  Writers  of  Credit.  Portrait  by  G.  Vertue 
inserted.     8vo,  ccdf.  Lo7id.  1725. 

/O,  1913.  MARY.  LTnnocence  de  la  Tres-Illvstre  Tres-Chaste,  et 
Debonnaire  Princesse,  Madame  Marie  Roync  d'Escosse. 
12mo,  red  morocco  extra  by  Leicis  :  fine  copy. 

Impyrime  Van  1572. 

See    the   Bibliothcca   Grenvilliana  II.,  448,  where   this   book   is    called 

"extremely  scarce."     It  is  supposed  to  have  been  written  by  Francis  de 

Belleforest.     Sold  for  £3  ISs.  6rf.  at  the  Bp.  of  Ely's  Sale. 

J^        1914.  MARY.     Latin   Themes  of  Mary   Stuart,    Queen   of  Scots. 

Edited  by  Anatole   de   Montaiglon.     8vo,   ccdf  red  top., 

rough  edges. 

Lond.  ptrinted  for  the  Warton  Club,  1855. 
/^,        1915.  MARY.     The   Legend  of  Mary  Queen  of  Scots,  and  other 
Ancient  Poems,  now  first  published  from  MSS.  of  the  Six- 
teenth Century.     Portrait.     Large  paper,   4to,  h(df  mo- 
rocco, gilt  edges.  I^ond.  1810. 
/,J7>    1916.  .     Another  copy.     8\o,  half  calf  Lond.  1810. 


MATHEWS.  153 

yS^im.  MARY  QUEEN  OF  SCOTS.     Portraits  of  Mary  Queen  of 
Scotland,  with  Graphic  Illustrations  of  her  Life  and  Reign, 
^  w^        consisting  of  Two  hundred  and   Thirty-six   Portraits   and 
^  .   ^  Plates,  hound  in  an  imperial  folio  Scrap  Hook  ;  red  mo- 

rocco extra,  by  J.  Mackenzie. 

It  would  be  difficult  to  over-estimate  this  splendid  volume,  comprehending, 
as  it  does,  almost  every  possible  illustration  of  the  subject. 

That  the  volume  was  fully  appreciated  on  the  "  other  side,"  the  followin"' 

extract  from   a  letter  of  Mr.   Evans  to    Mr.  Allan,  dated  Nov.  16,  1835, 

will  show:   "  I  have  been  highly  complimented  by  several  Amateurs  for 

my  industry,  to  whom  I  show'd  Mary  and  Burns.*     His   Majesty  William 

IV.  saw  Mary,  and  was  profuse  in  his  compliments  to  me  for  my  industry, 

and  said,    'I  admire  the  gentleman's    [John  Allan's]   taste  and  patriotism, 

and  the  feelings  that  induced  him  to  give  orders  for  such  an  undertaking.'  " 

Smce  that  time  Mr.  Allan  has  made  large  additions  to  the  Collection,  and  it 

is  now,  probably,  the  largest  and  finest  memorial  of  Queen  Mary  in  this 

countrv, 

ro    1918.  MARY'S  BOWER;  or  the  Castle  in    the  Glen:  a  Pastoral 

Drama,  founded  on  a  Real  Event  in  Scotland.     Impl.  8vo, 

half  russia.  JEdinb.  1811. 

'/    1919.  MASON  (A.  J.)     Poetical  Essays.     Eleven  engravings  on 

v'oodby  the  autJior.     8vo,  half  calf .  Lond.  1822. 

,2«5' 1920.  MASON  (W.)     The  Parlour  Preacher.     18nio.     Lond.  \%2^. 

1921.  MASON  (Wm.  M.)    History  and  Antiquities  of  the  Collegiate 

and  Cathedral  Church  of  St.  Patrick,  near  Dublin,  from  its 

Foundation  in  1190  to  the  year  1819.     4to,  fudf  rus.^ia. 

Dublin,  1820. 
An  elaborate  work,  displaying  much  antiquarian  research,  and  some  new 
facts  relative  to  Dean  Swift. 

S^  1922.  MASSARIUS.     Francisci  Massarii   Veneti  in  nonvm  Plinii 

de  Natvrali  historia  libruin  Castigationes  et  Annotationes. 

4to,  ccdf  Paris,  1542. 

-2^1923.  MATEROT   (Lucas).     Penmanship.     Oblong  4to,  ccdf;  no 

title. 

1924.  MATHEWS  (Mrs.)  Memoirsof  Charles  Mathews,  Comedian. 

Plates.     4  vols.  8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1838. 

Includes  his  Autobiography  and  Diary,  Anecdotes  of  his  Contemporaries, 

American   Tours,    etc.     "  A  rare  book, — a  book  of  jest  and  anecdote.     The 

eccentricities   of  Old  Johnny  Winter — the  natty  neatness  of  Colman — the 

practical  jesting  of  Hook — these,  and  the  passing  glances  at  Curran,  Kemble, 

the  Prince  Regent,  Queen  Charlotte,  etc.,  are  given  in  excellent  style." 

J<»  1925.  MATILDA;  or  the  Welch  Cottage:  a  Poetic  Tale.     12mo, 
mcjrocco.  Land.  1801. 

-  1926.  [MATTHIAS  (J.  T.)]  The  Pursuits  of  Literature  :  a  Satirical 
Poem,  in  Four  Dialogues,  to  which  are  added  an  Appen- 
dix ;  the  Citations  translated,  and  a  Complete  Index.  16th 
Edition.     Folio,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges.  L^ond.  1812. 

The  present  copy  is  illu.strated  with  77  portraits:  manj-  proofs  on  India 
paper.  This  publication  created  a  great  sensation  and  considerable  con- 
troversy.    This  is  the  last  and  finest  edition. 

*  Referring  to  the  Burns,  described  in  Lot  4t)2  of  this  Catalogue. 

20 


//- 


154  MEDATLLES. 

^  1927.  MATTHIOLUS  (Andrea).    Materia  Medica  ;  nurnerons  wood 

ci/ts.     Folio,  broken  hhuling.     Ho  title.         Venetian,  1581. 
See  Brunet,  III.,  p.  1538. 

1928.  MAUELOT  (C.)     Nouveau    livre   de   difFerens    Cartouches, 

Couromies,  Casques,  Supports,  et  Tenans.    Plates.    Oblona: 
4to,  calf.  YParis,  1685^] 

1929.  MAUND  (B.)     The  Botanist,  consis^ting  of  highly  finished 
Representations  of  tender  and  hardy  Ornamental  Plants. 

beautifully    Coloured    Plates.     2    vols,    4to,    half  (jreen 
iiiorocco,  gilt  edges.  Loud.  n.  d. 

^«r"l930.  [MAURICE  (Rev!  Thos.)]     Grove  Hill;  a  Descriptive  Poem. 
4to,  bds.  ;  loants  title. 
;     1931.  MAXWELL  (John  S.)     The  Czar;  His  Court  &  People. 

12mo,  doth.  N.  Y.  1849. 

/  So  1932.  MAY  (Edw.)  A  Most  Certaine  and  Trve  Relation  of  a 
Strange  monster  or  Serpent  found  in  the  left  Ventricle  of 
the  heart  of  John  Pennant,  a  Gentleman  of  the  age  of  21 
years,  etc.     Two  cuts.     4to,  hedfcalf.  Loud.  1639. 

The  Roxburghe  copy  sold  for  8s.  M. 

62^  1933.  MAY  (Thos.)  An  Epitomy  of  P^nglish  History,  wherin 
Arbitary  Government  is  Display'dto  the  Life,  in  the  illegal 
Transaction  of  the  late  Times,  under  the  Tyrannick  Usui'- 
pation  of  Oliver  Cromwell,  but  now  happily  delivered  by 
the  means  of  King  William  &  Queen  Mary.  Goj^per 
plates.     18mo,  calf ;  date  citt  off.  Lond.  1690. 

/9.  1934.  MECHEL  (Chret,  de).     Explication  Historique    et  Critique 

des  Medailles  de  I'Giluvre  du  Chevalier  Hedlinger.  4to, 
morocco,  gilt  edges.  Basle.,  1778. 

SISO  1935.  MEDAILLES  DU  REGNE  DE  LOUIS  XV.     [Par  Godon- 
nesche.]     54  plates,  with  ornamental  borders.     Folio,  ccdf. 

[Paris,  1748.] 

1936.  MEDAILLES  SUR  LES  PRINCIPAUX  EVENEMENTS 

du  Regne  de  Louis  le  Grand  ;  .avec  des  Explications  his- 
toriques,  par  I'Academie  des  Inscriptions.  Eachp)age  sur- 
rounded by  an  ornamental  border.  Royal  folio,  <'(df 
gilt  edges.  Paris,  I  702. 

In  this    beautiful   and  highly  ornamental  volume,  the  borders  are   by 
Berain,  Coj'pell,  and  Le  Clerc ;  the  portraits  on  the  medals  arc  by  Edelinck, 
and  the  reverses  by  Aiidran  and  Picart.     The   descriptions  are  by  Char- 
y  pentier,  Tallemand,  Racine,  and  Boileaux  Despreaux. 

/^.  1937.  MEDALLIC   HISTORY  OF   NAPOLEON.     A  Collection 

of  all  the  Medals,  Coins,  &  Jettons,  relating  to  his  Actions 
&  Reign,  from  1796  to  1815.     4to,  half  calf  .     74  Plates. 

Lond.  1819. 

J,S'<^    1938.  MEDALLIONS.     A  Collection   of  Medallions,  arranged  by 

,Tohn  Allan.     35  Plates,     ^to,  green  morocco,  tooled  sides. 

',      "      1939.  .     Another    Collection    of    Twenty-four     Medallions, 

arranged  by  John  Allan.     Rl.  4to,  green  morocco. 


7- 


MELVIN.  155 

[  1939*  MEDALS.  A  Collection  of  Engravings  of  Medals,  from 
Oliver  Cromwell  to  George  1st,  inclusive.     4to. 

1940,  MEDLEY  (A);  or  Collection  of  Eighty-five  Drawings  and 

Engravings,  Plain  and  Coloured,  including  several  Drawings 
by  J.  Leigh,  Guntor,  Fenning,  and  others ;  also  many 
Female  heads,  Landscapes,  Domestic  Scenes,  &c.,  capitally 
executed.     4to,  red  morocco  y  r/ilt  and  coloured  sides. 

1941.  MEDLEY.    A  Collection  of  36  Engravings  of  various  subjects. 

4to,  old  calf. 

S^^   1942.  MEDLEY.  Another  Collection  of  91  Plates,  etc.  ^to,  old  calf. 

^^1943.  MEGISER  (Hieronymus).  Icones  et  Vita?  Paparura.  Wood 
cut  Portraits.     18rao,  calf.  Francofvrti.,  1602. 

S'Ol^U.  MEICHSNERUS  (Daniel).  Thesnvrus  Sapienti*  Civilis  sine 
VitiB  Hvmanse  ac  Virtvtvmet  Vitiorvm  Theatrum,  Sym- 
bolis  ttri  incisis,  et  Emblematum  nouis  plane  ac  reconditie 
Sapientiae  tesseris  adornatum,  Gnomologicis  iUustrium 
Poetarum  versibus,  et  preceptis  expositam,  etc.  12rao, 
calf  extra.  Francofcrti,  1626. 

1945.  MEISNER  (Daniel).  Sciographia  Cosmico  Das  ist  Nevves 
Emblematisches  Biichlei  darinen  in  acht  Centuriis  die 
Vornembste  Stiltt  Yestung,  Schlosser,  etc.,  der  gantzen 
Welt.,  etc.     800  Plates.     2"v()ls.  oblong  4to. 

Ntirnherg.,  1642. 

This  work  consists  of  Engraved  Views  of  Cities,  Palaces,  Castles,  Towers, 

etc.,  with  Emblems  ui  the  foreground,  and  Proverbs  in  Latin  and  German. 

Jl?  1946.  MELROSE.  Description  (A)  of  the  Parish  of  Melrose;  in 
answer  to  Mr.  Maitland's  Quei'ies.     8vo,  half  calf. 

Edlnb.  1764. 

8#-1947.  MELYIN  (James).     A  Journal  of  the  Expedition  to  Quebec, 
^^^  in  the  year  1V75,  Under  the  Command  of  Colonel  Benedict 

'  Arnold.     15  Illustrations   inserted.     Impl.   8vo,  half  mo- 

rocco. N'.  Y.  1857. 

No.  60,  of  One  Hundred  Copies  privately  printed  for  the  Bradford  Club. 
r<?    1948.  MENDO   (R.  P.  Andres).      Principe    Perfecto   y    Ministros 

Aivsiados,  Docvmentos  Politicos,  y  Morales  En  Emblemas. 

4to,  calf. 

En  Leon.,  de  FranciaA  Costa  de  HoraeioBoissart,  etc.,  1662. 

A  rare  volume  of  Spanish  Emblems. 
...aa-4949.  MENESTRLER.     Histoire  dv  Roy  Lovis  le  Grand,  Par  les 

Medailles,    Emblemes,   Denises,  Jettons,  Inscriptions,  Ar- 
i'^^  moiries  et  autres  Monumens  Publics, Recueillis  et  Expliquez, 

•  par  le  Pere   Clavde  Menestrier.     N.  E.   Angmentee.     64 

Plates.     Folio,  calf  Paris,  I.  B.  JVolin,  1693. 

See  Brunet,  III.,  p.  1622. 
1950.  MERCERIUS  (Jo.)   Emblemata.     4to,  morocco  extra.    1592, 
/'^Idol.  MERCURIALIS   (Heiron.)    de   Arte  Gymnastica,  libri  sex. 

4to,  vellum.  Venetiis,15l3. 

Second  Edition  of  this  work,  which  Brunet  calls  "  Ouvrage  estime." 


156  MILLER. 

Zy,  1952.  MERCURIUS  ANTI-MECHANICUS  ;  Or  the  Simple  Cob- 

ler's  Boy.  With  his  Lap-full  of  Caveats  (or  Take  Heeds), 
Documents,  Advertisements,  and  Pra?monitions  to  all  his 
honest  fellow  tradesmen-Preachers,  but  more  especially  a 
dozen  of  them  in  or  about  the  City  of  London.  By  Theo- 
dore de  la  Guarden.     4to,  calf  ;  fine  copy. 

Lond.,for  J.  TFa/Ajer,  1648. 

3,  1953.  MERIAN.     A  Collection  of  26  Etchings,  by  Mathew  Meriau. 

Mounted  in  an  8i:o  Scrap  J^ook,  in  russia. 

Z.y<i  1954.  MERIAIsr  (Mathew).  Ficrures  of  the  Bible.  In  which  almost 
every  History  of  the  Holy  Scriptures  is  described.  Plates 
by  A^  Visscher.  Amstelodani,  n.  d. 

The  Text  is  in  Latin,  French,  German,  Dutch,  and  Enghsh. 

/.  1955.  MERKEN   (Job.)      Liber   Artificiosvs    Alphabetii   Maioris, 

oder :   neu   inventirtes  Kunst   Schreib-  and  Zeichenbuch, 

bestehend    in   56    kunstlich   gravirten   Kupferstichen,   etc. 

Oblong  4to,  half  calf.  Mulheitn,  1782. 

S,  2.r"   1956.  MERRY  WEATHER    (F.  S.)     Bibliomania  in   the   Middle 

Ages.     12mo,  half  jnorocco,  gilt  top.  Lond.  1849. 

1^"    1957.  MESTON.     Poetical  Works  of  the  Ingenious  and  Learned 

f    iP^  William  Meston.     \1mo,  cf,  gilt.  Edinb.llQI. 

"^^j.^     1958.  METELLI  (Vicenzo).     Ovesotto   Bellissime   Favole,    et   In- 

»       "  ventioni  si  descrive  tvtta  la  Gverra  di  Cipro.     Wood  cuts. 

4to.  Venetia,  1582. 

^4959.  MEYSSEUS  (Jean).     Les  Effigies  des  Sovverains  Princes  et 

Dvcs  de  Brabant  avec  levr  Chronologie,  Armes  et  Devises. 

Folio,  bds.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

/,S^^    1960.  [MICHE,  M.  L.]     La  Courtisie  Francoise  et  Angloise.     The 

/   y  English  Courtoisy,  Containing  Many  brave  Sentences,  and 

•'         "  Letters  of  Compliments,  etc.    2  vols  in  1.  12mo,  half  calf; 

very  scarce.  Amsterdam,  1636. 

/,  /  •  ''  1901.  MICROCOSME  (Le).     Contenant  Divers  Tableaux  de  la  Vie 

Humaine,  Representez  en  figures  avec  une  brieve  exposition 

en  vers  Franyois.     4to,  calf  Amsterdam,  circa  1600. 

Contains  74  fine  engravings  in  the  Italian  manner,  with  French  verses. 

///      /J^1962.  MILES.     Catalogue  of  the  Valuable  Collection  of  Coins,  &c., 

''■       '  of  the  late  Mr.  Rd.  Miles.     Priced.     8vo.  1820. 

J^I963.  MILLER    (Hugh).      Macaulay    on    Scotland:    a    Critique. 

12mo.  Boston,  1857. 

/-#     1964.  MILLER   (Hugh).     Scenes   and   Legends   of  the  North  of 

'  Scotland.     12 mo,  cl.  Cincinnati,  1851. 

/    2^  1965.  MILLER  (Rev.  John).     A  Description  of  the  Province  and 

r''  City  of  New  York :  with  Plans  of  the  City  and  Several 

Forts,  as  they  existed  in  the  year  1695,  now  first  printed 

from   the    Original   Manuscript.     (To    Avhich   is   added    a 


MILTON.  157 

Catalogue  of  an  Extensive  Collection  of  Books  relating  to 

America,  on  sale  by  the  Publisher.)    Thomas  Ttodd^  1843. 

Also,  in  the  same  volume, 

BOWDEN  (James).     The  History  of  the  Society  of  Friends 

in  America.  Vol.  1.    2  vols,  in  1.  8vo,  half  cf.     Lond.  1850. 

yo   1966.  MILLER  (John),     Description  of  ISTew  York.    New  Edition, 

with     copious    Historical    and    Biographical    Notes,    by 

John  Gilmary  Shea,  LL.D.     4to,  cloth.      New  York,  18G2. 

Fifty  copies  only  printed  in  this  size.     Forms  No.  3  of  Gowans'  Biblio- 

theca  Americana. 

1967.  MILLER  (Th  OS.)     Beauties  of  the  Country;  or  Descriptions 

of  Rural   Customs,    Objects,   Scenery,    and   the   Seasons. 

26  Plates.     12mo,  cl.  Zofid.  1837. 

57?     1968.  MILLIN    (A.    L.)      Histoire   Metallique   de   la   Revolution 

Fran9aise,  ou  recueil  des  Medailles  et  des  monnoies  qui  ont 

ete   frappees    depuis   la   Convocation    des   etats-generaux 

jusqu'aux  premieres  Campagnes  de  I'Armee  d'  Italic. 

4to,  bds.  Paris,  imp.  Imper.  1806. 

Contains  26  Plates,  with  117  Figures  of  Revohitionary  Coins  and  Medals. 

VcT'lOeg.  MILTON  (John).     A  Brief  History  of  Moscovia:  and  other 

less-known  Countries  lying  eastward  of  Russia,  as  tar  as 

Cathay.     12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1682. 

Advertisement. — This  Book  was  writ  by  the  Authour's  own  hand,  before 

he  lost  his  sight. 

1970.  MILTON,  John.     Paradise  Lost,  with  Notes,  Selected  from 

Newton  and  others.  To  which  is  prefixed,  The  Life  of  the 
Author,  with  a  Critical  Dissertation,  by  Samuel  Johnson. 
12  Plates.     Rl.  8vo,  calf\  gilt  ;  red  and  gilt  edges. 

Lond.  1796. 

1971.  MILTON  (John).    Paradise  Lost.    A  New  Edition.   Adorned 

with  Plates.  2  vols.  rl.  8vo,  large  paper,  blue  morocco  ; 
rough  edges.  Lond.  T.  Pensley,  1802. 

Du  Roveray's  Elegant  Edition.     This  was  Sir  M.  Sykes's  copy,  and  sold 
for  £2  10s.  Od,  at  the  sale  of  his  collection. 

VO     1972.  MILTON  (John).     Poetical  Works,  adorn'd  with  Sculptures. 

2  vols.  8vo,  ccdf.  Lond.  Tonson,  1707- 

r<7    1973.  MILTON  (John).     Protestant   Union,   True   Religion,    &c. 

S\o,  half  calf  .  Lond.  1826. 

1974.  MINING.     A  Curious  Old  German  Book  on  Mining.    Wants 

title  and  94  pages  at  the  commencement.  Singidar  loood 
cuts.     Folio,  ho g skin  •  clasp>s.  Basel,  Frohen,  1557. 

1975.  MINSHULL  (John).     A  Comic  Opera,  Entitled   Rural  Feli- 

city, with  the  Humour  of  Patrick  and  the  Marriage  of 
Shelty ;  also  the  Sprightly  Widow  and  others.     8vo. 

N.  Y.  1801,  &c. 

:^«^976.  MIRROR  OF  LITERATURE,  &g.    Vols.  1,  3,  5,  6,  7,  8,  9, 

and  10.     8vo,  bds.  and  half  ccdf .  Lond.  1823,  &c. 


158  MISSALS. 

^^jr<?  1977.  MISCELLANEA  ANTIQFA  ANGLICANA;  or  a  Select 
Collection  of  Curious  Tracts,  illustrative  of  the  History, 
Literature,  Manners,  and  Biography  of  the  Enghsh  Nation 
['luring  the  16th  and  part  of  the  17th  Centuries].  Vol.  1, 
4to,  calf.  Land.  1816. 

■'Of  this  work,  250  copies  only  were  printed." — Lowndes. 
Nassau,  £2.     Strettel.  £1  lo.s'.  Qd.     For  contents,  see  Lowndes. 

MISCELLANEA  SCOTICA.     See  Scotland. 

/2,S0  1978.  MISCELLANEOUS  COLLECTION  of  Small  Engravings. 
MS.  Title  to  a  Scrap  Book  containing  503  Prints.  Folio, 
Jialfrassia. 

3s:  1979.  MISSAL  OF  THE  FIFTEENTH  CENTURY,  on  Vellum, 
containing  several  full-page  paintings  avid  numerous  illu- 
minated Initial  Letters^  t&c.     8vo,  red  morocco. 

yST^  1980.  MISSAL.  A  MS.  on  vellnm,  with  ven/ broad  foriafed  bor- 
ders, heightened  with  gold  ;  many  hundred  Initial  Letters, 
etc.     A  splendid  volume.     8vo,  in  citron  morocco. 

30,  1981.  MISSAL,  in  German,  tcith  ortiafnented  and  illuminated  Itti- 
tials.      Old  morocco,  gilt  sides. 

fJ^O,         1982.  MISSAL  on  vellum,  toith  numerous  pecidiar  Illutni/icttions; 
every  page  bordered,  the  calendar  being  pjarticularly  rich 
and  curious.     Small  4to,  elegantly  bound  in  russia,  with 
joints. 
This  MS.  was  probably  written  in  the  time  of  Henry  VI. 

So,        1983.  MISS  ALE  ROMANUM.     A  Manuscript  dated  1636,  loith 

numerous  or)iamental  Letters,  and,  considering  its  late  date, 

a  fine  specimen   of  Chirograpjhy.      4to,  calf  extra,  with 

brass  corners,  bosses,  centres,   and  clasps.     A  retnarkably 

fine  specimen  of  binding. 

y*  ~   1984.  MISS  ALE  ROMANUM  ex  Decreto  Sacro  sancti  Cone.  Tri- 

dentiui    Restitiitum,  S.    Pii  V.    Jussu  editnm,  Clementis 

VIII.,  etc.     Folio,  wooden  boards,  massive  brass   corners 

and  clasps.  Antverpim,  Plantin,  1754. 

-^00,       1S85.  MISSALE  SPLENDIDISSIMA.     A  most  beautiful  3IS.  on 

vellum.     196  pages,  every  one  of  which  is  ornamented  with. 

a  beautiful  border,  some  of  which  borders  include  exquisite 

Miniatures.      There  are  also  numerous  leaves  which  are 

entirely  occupied  with  draioings. 

This  is  "The  Gem"  of  the  Missals.     See  also  under  "  Heures,"  "  Horts," 
"Precis,"   "  Psalmes,"  and  "  Offices." 

/V  1986.  MISSAL.  Fragment  of  ail  Illuminated  Missal  with  Floriated 
Borders.  Executed  in  the  14th  Century  (1340).  Square 
8vo,  calf. 
Z,,  1987.  MITCHELL  (James).  The  Scotsman's  Lil)rary,  being  a  Col- 
lection of  Anecdotes  and  Facts,  illustrative  of  Scotland 
and  Scotsmen.     Oblons:  8vo.  Edinh.  1825. 


MONTGOMERY.  I59 

f  1988.  MOERMAN.  De  Cleyn  VVerelt ;  Daer  in  claerlijckeii  door 
seer  schooiie  Poetische,  Moralische  en  Historische  exempelen 
betoont  voort,  alles  vvat  den  mensche  (tot  stichtingbe  ende 
leeringbe  in  zijnen  staet)  beest  te  vlieden  ende  naer  te  vol- 
gben.  Allen  Liefhebberen  der  conste  ter  eeren,  Retbo- 
rijckelick  uytgesteit  door  Mr.  Ian  Moerman,  ende  met  over- 
schoone  Const-platen  seer  beerlijck  verciert.  4to,  green 
morocco.  t''A'mstelredam,  hy  Dirck  Pietersz^  1608. 

.T'lgSQ.  MOHAWK.  Gospel  according  to  St.  John  in  the  Mohawk 
and  English  Languages.     12mo,  sheep.  Lond.  n.  d. 

1990.  MOTH  (Thos.)  Inquiry  into  some  of  the  Most  Curious  and 
Interesting  Subjects  of  History,  Antiquity,  and  Science 
12mo.  Lond.  1817. 

3^1991.  MOLLERUS  (Christoph.)  Horoscopia  H.  E.  Renmi  cum 
praeteritarum  turn  priesentium  et  ftiturarum  conimemora- 
tione  dignissimarum  contemplatio.     YoYio.,  vellum.     Hare. 

s.  1.  s.  a'. 
The  text  of  this  curious  work  is  disposed  in  the  various  forms  of  clocks, 
hour-glasses  etc.,  with  singular  tnood  cuts. 

1992.  MONASTIC  SYMBOLS  and  Documents,    Original  Draic- 

ings^  atid  Mamfsrripts.     410,  half  i-ussi a.     Loi(vain,\5%Q. 

1993.  MONIPENNIE  (John).     The  Abridgement  or  Summarie  of 

the  Scots  Chronicles,  witb  a  Short  Description  of  their 
Originall,  etc.     4to,  old  calf. 

\^London'\  Printed  at  Brittaine! s  JBursse^  1614. 
At  the  end  is  a  33lacfe  Hettct  Pamphlet.     "  A  Short  Description  of  the 
Westerne  lies  of  Scotland,"  etc. 

1994.  MONTALUO   (D.  F.  A.)     Breve  Teatro  de  las  Acciones  mas 

Notables  de  la  Vida  del  Bienaventvra  do  Toribio  Ar9obispi 
de  Lima,  etc.     40  Plates  by  Thiboiist.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Roma,  1638. 
MONTANUS  (Arias).     See  Arias  3Iontanus,  Lots  1 12-114. 

1996.  MONTENAY.      GeorgifE   Montanae   Nobilis  Gallje  de  Em- 

bleinatvm  Christianorvni  Ceiitvria,  cum  eorundem  Latina 
interpretatione.  Cent  Emblemes  Cbrestiens  de  Damoiselle 
Georgette  de  Montenay.  100  Plates.  4:to,  greeti  moroccoy 
gilt.  Tiguri  apnd  Christ.  Froschouerum,.,  1584. 

This  early  collection  of  Emblems  contains  the  Letter-Press  in  Latin  and 

French.     "  Ce  volume  est  curieux  a  cause  des  fig.  de   Pierre  "Woeiriot  dont 

il  est  orne." — Bruntt. 

1997.  MONTENAY  (Georgetta  von).     Stam  Bucb  Darinnen  Cbrist- 

licber  Tugenden  Beyspiel  Einhundert  auszerlesener  Emble- 
raata,  init  schonen  Kupfferstucken  gezterer.  8vo,  fine 
copy  in  red  morocco  extra.  Perlag,  1619. 

This  curious  collection  contains  the  Letter-Press  in  Seven  Languages,  in- 
cluding some  curious  English.     Heber's  copy,  £1  15s.  Of/. 

7  1998.  MONTGOMERY  (Alexander).  Tbe  Cherry  and  the  Slae, 
with  other  Poems.  12mo,  calf  interleaved ;  a  few  leaves 
defective.  Glasgow^  Foulis.,  1751. 


160  MOORE. 

Z.SO  1999.  MONTGOMERY.  Meraorables  of  the  Montgomeries.  A 
Narrative  in  Rhyme,  composed  before  the  Present  Cen- 
tui-y.     4to,  calf  antique.  Glasgow.,  JFhidis,  1770. 

Reprint  1822.     Only  75  copies  printed. 

^^  2000.  MONTGOMERY  (Alexander).  Poems,  now  first  pubUshed 
from  several  ancient  MSS.,  with  Biographical  Notices  by 
David  Irving.     J^est  editioti.     8vo,  half  morocco.,  gilt  top. 

Edinb.  1821. 

.^J^OOl.  MONTGOMERY  (James).     The  Wanderer  of  Switzerland. 
12mo,  cf.  Lond.  1806. 

'.     2002.  MONTGOMERY    (James).     The  West   Indies,    and    other 
Poems.     12 mo,  cf.  Lond.  1810. 

X.^Q  2003.  MONTHS  (The).     A  Collection  of  12  Steel  Plates  and  Fron- 
tispieces.    12mo,  morocco  extra.  Ziond.  n.  d. 
5-0  2004.  MOON,  BOYS  AND  GRAVES.     [Sale]    Catalogue  of  En- 
gravings.    8vo,  bds.                                               Lond.  1829. 
SI        2005.  MOORE  (Frank).     Materials  for  History  printed  from  Orig- 
inal  Manuscripts.     With  Notes  and  Illustrations.     First 
Series.     4to.         AT.  Y .^  jyrinted for  the  Zenger  CTw^,  1861. 
4-,        2006.  MOORE    (George  H.)     Mr.    Lee's   Plan— March    29,  1777. 
The  Treason  of  Charles  Lee,  &c.     Portraits  inserted.     8vo, 
hcdf  onorocco.                                                             N.   Y.  1860. 
^,J7>2007.  MOORE  (Sir  Thomas).     Vtopia,  translated  into  English  by 
Raphe  Robinson.     Neioly  Corrected  and  purged  of  cdl  Er- 
rors hapned  in  the  former  editions.     4to,  ccdf. 

Lond.  B.  Alsop,  1624. 
"  "We  cannot  appreciate  too  highl}'  the  spirit  and  originality  of  More's 
Utopia." — Hallam. 

/,  ^*^2008.  MOORE  (Thos.)     Irish  Melodies.     i2mo,  morocco,  gilt. 

JV.   Y.  1840. 

J,  Z»r^009.  MOORE  (Thos.)     Memoirs  of  the  Life  of  the  Right  Hon. 
Richard  Brinsley  Sheridan.     Portrait.     410,  hcdf  morocco. 

Lond.  1825. 

/^yJ~^20i().  [MOORMAN  (Johannes)].     Apologi  Creatvrarvm.     4to,calf 

' '  s.  1.  1584. 

These  Fables  are  selected  from  the   Dialogues  of  Creatures  Moralized- 

Some  of  the  Etchings  by  G.  de  Jode  are  very  effective. 

/,  S'O  2011.  MORE  (Hen.)    Tetractyr  Anti-Astrologica,  or  Grand  Mystery 

of    Godliness    and    Confutation    of  Judiciary   Astrology. 

4to,  ccdf.  Lond.  1681. 

Not  mentioned  by  Lowndes. 

^iT^Ol  2.  MORE  (Robert).     The  Art  of  Writing.     Oblong  4to  ;  no  title. 

/,00  201  ;S.  MORELLIITS.  Specimen  LTniversoe  ReiNummariaeAntiqua^ 
Quod  Literatorum  Reipublicae  proponit  Andreas  Morellius 
Helvetus.     8vo,  calf.  Paris,  1683. 

/.^t^'^H.  .     Idem,  editio  altera.     8vo,  vellum.         Lipsice,  1Q95. 


MOSHEIM. 


161 


7J^2016. 


J9  2017. 
T   2018. 

2019. 
2020. 

2021. 
2022. 


V.r2023. 
2024. 

2025. 
2026. 


2^^027. 
2028. 


[:\IOREY  (Charles)].  The  Spiritual  Mustard  Pot,  by  John 
Cogitans.      l2rao,  calf.  Troy.,  1824. 

MORMOXS  (The)  or  Latter  Day  Saints;   with  Memoir  of 

the    Life    and   Death  of  .Joseph  Smith,   the    "American 

Mahomet."     40  Engravings,     \2n\o,  morocco  antique.,  htv- 

eUed.  Land.  1852. 

This  work  has  been  attributed  to  Charles  Mackay. 

MORXIXG  SERVICE  (The).  Compressed,  and  Arranged 
for  Private  Devotion.     4to,  reel  morocco.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

MORRIS  (Edw'd.)  The  Life  of  Henry  Bell,  the  Practical 
Introducer  of  the  Steam  Boat  into  Great  Britain  and  Ire- 
land,    12mo,  half  morocco.  Glasgotc,  1844. 

MORRIS  (George  P.)  American  Melodies.  18mo,  cloth., 
gilt.  X.  Y.  1841. 

MORSE.-  Catalogue  of  the  Extensive  &  Choice  Collection 
of  Prints  of  the  Late  Robert  Morse,  Esq.  Priced.  4to, 
hcdf  russia.  Lond.  1816. 

MORTOX.      [Manuscript]     Catalogue    of    the    Library   at 
Dalmahoy,  the  Property  of  the  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of 
Morton.     Folio,  russid.,  gilt  edges. 
Arranged  and  ■nritten  by  George  Goldie,  1824. 

MORTOX"  (X^athaniel).  Xew  England's  Memorial,  or  a 
brief  Relation  of  the  most  Remarkable  Passages  of  the 
Providence  of  God,  manifested  to  the  Planters  of  Xew 
England,  in  America,  with  Special  Reference  to  the  first 
Colony  thereof,  called  Xew  Plimouth.  Published  for  the 
use  and  Benefit  of  present  and  future  Generation.  4to, 
half  calf\  3IS.  Title.  1669. 

First  and  rarest  edition  of  this  popular  work. 

MOSES  (Henry).     Designs  of  Modern  Costume,  on  20  Plates. 

4to,  red  morocco.  Lond.  n.  d. 

MOSES.     Vases  from  the  Collection  of  Sir  Henry  Englefield, 

B"".,  drawn  and  engraved  by  H.  Moses.     Impl.  8vo,  russia., 

gilt.  Lond.  [1819]. 

MOSHEIM    (J.    L.)     Ecclesiastical   History,   translated   by 

Dr.  A.  Maclaine.     6  vols.  8vo,  calf.  Berwick,  1819. 

Jttost  Belectatit  l^fstors  ot  JXegnarti  the  ifor. 

Xewly  Corrected  and  Purged  from  all  grossness  in  Phrase 
and  Matter.  JJlacfe  HCtUV.  Wood  cuts.  Both  parts 
in  1  vol.     4to,  morocco  caitiqiie.  Lond.  1701  &  1681. 

Notwithstanding  the  purgation,  the  Story  of  the  Priest,  the  Fox  and  the 
Cat  is  inc4uded.     See  Chap.  VII. 

MOTHER'S  (A)  Portrait.     12mo,  hds.  Lond.  1823. 

MOTHERWELL  (\Vm.)  Minstrelsy,  Ancient  &  Modern; 
with  an  Historical  Introduction  and  Xotes.  4to,  half 
morocco.  Glasgow^  1827. 

21 


162  MURERN. 

/O.  2029.  MOULE  (Thos.)     Bibliotlieca  Heraldica  Magna  Britannite  ; 

an  Analytical  Catalogue  of  Books  on  Genealogy,  Heraldry, 
etc.     8vo,  hds.^  uncut.  Loud.  1822. 

"Au  accurate  and  valuable  work." — h'lwudri. 

The  supplement  enumerates  the  principal  Foreign  Genealogical  Works. 

5,  2030.  [MOULTON    (Thos.)]     JTIlC  iWwrrOUV,  OX   mUSSt  0( 

fl^Clth  necessary  and  nedefuU  for  euery  person  to  loke  in 
that  wyll  kepe  theyr  body  from  the  sekeness  of  the  Pesty- 
lence  :  And  it  sheweth  howe  the  Pianettes  reygne  in  euery 
houre  of  the  daye  and  the  nyght  with  the  natures  and  Ex- 
posy  cyons  of  the  XllSygnes,  deuyded  by  the  XII  Monthes 
of  the  Yere.  And  shewing  the  remedyes  for  many  dyuers 
Infyrmytes  and  dyseases  that  hurteth  the  body  of  Man. 

iBrao.    3Jlacfe  Setter. 

Lond.  Wyllyam  Myddleton  [1547]. 
From  Mr.  .Jolley's  Collection.     Respecting  the  date,  and  the  Printer,  see 
Ames  &  Herbert's  Typ.  Antiq. 

MOUNTGOMERY  (Alexander).     See  Montgomery. 

JIJ'  2032.  MOWIXG-DEVIL  (The).     Or  Strange  News  out  of  Hart- 
ford-shire, etc.     4to,  curious  wood  cut ;  scarce. 

Ijicensed  August  22,  1678  [rejyrint  by  J.  Sturt\.,  n.  d. 

/^J'O    2033.  MVFFETT    (Thomas).      Healths    Improvement,    or   Rules 

Comprizing  and  Discovering   the   Nature,    Method,    and 

Manner  of  Preparing  all  sorts  of  Food  used  in  this  Nation, 

corrected  and  enlarged  by  Chr.  Bennet.     4to,  vellum. 

Lond.  1655. 
Caldecott's  copy  sold  for  £2. 
ytr2034.  MUIR  (Thomas).     An  Account  of  the  Trial  of  Thomas  Muir, 
for  Sedition.     12mo,  pp.  132.  A^  F.  1794. 

/,  6>f^  2035.  MUIR.  Poems  on  Various  Subjects,  by  the  late  William 
Muir,  Campsie  ;  with  Notices  Biographical  and  Critical. 
12mo,  cf.  Glasgow,  1818. 

AyS^ozQ.  ^xxxcnitis  (lit)  rt  castttate  Saurtrotuni.   ailacfe  aet= 

XtV.      Wood  cut  title.     Sm.  8vo,  half  calf. 

Ifupress.  per  Dyon.  Masse,  s.  1.  s.  a. 

^O,  2037.  MURERN.  Fama  xl.  Emblemata  miscella  nova.  Das  ist 
Underschiedliche  Auszerlesene  Newradierte  Kunststuck ; 
Durch  Weiland  den  Kunstreichen  und  Weitberiimpten 
Herrn  Christofi"  Murern,  etc.  4to,  beautifully  inlaid  and 
richly  botind  in  morocco,  by  J.  Clarke.  Woljfen,  1622. 

This  elegant  volume  was  presented  to  Henry  Fuseli,  R.  A.,  by  the  Dow- 
ager Countess  of  Guildford.     Inserted  are  two  Portraits  of  Fuseli. 

/  2038.  MURNER  (Thomae).  ^vma  paticutic  <a:otra  omrs  srcult 
atruerisftates  tract  prrUicata.    4to.    jjlacfe  Ecttcr. 

Mare.  Francof.  ad,  Moen^im,  1511. 

Bnmet  notices  several  works  by  this  author,  but  does  not  quote  this  or 
the  following. 


MYNSHULL. 


163 


MURNER.  rractatus  pcrutflts  Xtt  phitonfco  ron= 
tractu  ivntvis  JThome  muntcr,  ctc\    MlticH  ILtttcv. 

Sm.  4to.  Frihurr/,  mccccxcix. 

MURPHY.  Proceedings  at  the  Dinner  given  by  tlie  Citizens 
of  Brooklyn  at  the  Msmsion  House,  on  the  5th  of  August, 
1857,  to  the  Hon.  Henry  C.  Murphy,  previously  to  his  De- 
parture on  his  mission  as  Minister  to  the  Netherlands. 
8vo,  doth.  •  J^rookli//},  1857. 

Portraits  of  Murplw  and  Verplanck  inserted.     Printed  for  private  distri- 
_  bution. 

2041.  [MURRAY  (Dr.)]     Sermons  to  Asses.     12mo,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1768. 

2042.  MURRAY  (Dr.)     New  Sermons  to  Asses.     12mo. 

Land.  1773. 

Dr.  Murray  was  a  zealous  advocate  of  the  riglits  of  the  American  Colo- 
_  nists. 

2043.  MUS^  BIB  LICE,  or  the  Poetry  of  the  Bible.    1 8mo,  red  mo- 

rocco. Lond.  1819. 

MY  GRANDFATHER'S  FARM,  or  Pictures  of  Rural  Life. 

12mo,  half  calf.  Edinh.  1829. 

MY  MOTHER  ;  or  Recollections  of  Maternal  Influence  [by 

E.    French].      12mo,    red  morocco   extra.,    by  Pawsim    <& 

JSficholson.  N.   Y.  1850. 

2046.  MYLLERUS  (Jacobus).     Ornatvs  Ecclesiasticvs  in  Lritin 

^  and  German.     2  vols,  in! .     Ato^  vellum.     Jlfonachii,  1591. 

^204 7.  MYNSHULL  (Geffray).     Essayes  and  Characters  of  a  Prison 

and  Prisoners.     Post  8vo, />(r7.s-.  Edinb.  \S-2\. 

One  and  fifty  copies  only  reprinted.     Plate  by  Bewick. 

MYRROI^R  (The).     See  [Moulton,  Thomas]. 

2049.  MYSTERIOSA  TYPICA  Descriptio  et  Eruditio  brevis  et 

Compendiosa,  nos  ducens  per  viam  Salutis  Eternse  Chris- 
tiano  homini  per  modum  neditationis.  4to,  vellwn^'  ex- 
tremely rare.     From  If.   Whitens  collection. 

Aug.  Vind.  1736. 

2050.  NAPS   UPON   PARNASSUS.     A   sleepy  Muse   nipt   and 

pincht,  though  not  awakened.  Such  Voluntary  and  Jovial 
Copies  of  Verses,  as  were  lately  receiv'd  from  some  of  the 
Wits  of  the  Universities  in  a  Frolick,  dedicated  to  Gondi- 
bert's  Mistress,  by  Captain  Jones  and  others,  etc.  12nio, 
calf ;  fine  copy,  rare.  Lond.  1658. 

Bindley's  copy  sold  for  £3  55.  Qd.  Priced  £3  13s.  Qd.  in  the  Bibl.  Anglo- 
Poetica.  Mr.  Park  gives  an  elaborate  account  of  this  ^^ quaint  and  motley 
publicaikm'^  in  the  6th  vol.  of  the  Censura  Literaria.  The  object  of  ridicule 
was  Samuel  Austin,  of  Wadham  College.  The  contributors  were  Flat- 
man,  Sprat,  Woodford,  Taylour,  Castle,  and  others  of  the  University  of  Ox- 
ford. Lowndes,  1st  and  'id  edit.,  erroneously  attributes  this  work  to  Sam- 
uel Austin. 

2051.  NARRATIVE  of  the  Loss  of  the  Royal  George.     Bound  In 

vood  procrrred  from  tlie  irreck.     18ino.  Portsea.,\8A\. 


/^**/< 


'U^ 


164  NATIONAL  PORTRAIT  GALLERY. 

/,  2052.'  XASSAU.  Catalogue  of  the  Clioice,  Curious,  and  Extensive 

Library  of  the  late  George  Nassau,  Esq.  Priced.  8vo, 
uncut.  Lond.  1824. 

3,  SV  2053.  XATALIS  (Hieron.)  Adnotationes  et  Meditationes  in  Evan- 
gelia  qvie  in  Sacrosancto  Missae  Sacrificio  toto  Anno  Le- 
gyntvr,  etc.     Folio,  calf.         Antverpice,  M.  Kutius.,  1594. 

^,  The  plates  are  by  "Wiercx  and  others. 

/*  2054.  NATALIS   (Hierony.)      Evangelicse  Historioe    Imagines   Ex 

ordine  Euangeliorura  quae  toto  anno  in  Missae  sacrificio  reci- 
tantur,  In  ordinem  temporis  vitJE  Christi  digestse.  Folio, 
calf.  Antverpice,  1593. 

The  plates  in  this  beautiful  volume  are  engraved  by  A.  Wiercx,  Collaert, 
and  other  eminent  artists. 

/  S^,  2055.  ,     Another  copy  of  the  Plates  only.     Superbly  hound 

in  red  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges.  A)itverpitP,  1596. 

/(J~2056.  NATHAX  (I.)     Fugitive  Pieces  and  Reminiscences  of  Lord 

Byron.     Post  8vo,  Ms.  Zond.  1S29. 

/.  ^.T'SOoT.  XATIOXAL  GALLERY  of  Pictures  by  the  Great  Masters. 

'^'  I^/ne  impressions.     2  vols.  4to,  Judf  green  morocco. 

Lond.  n.  d. 
Contains  115  beautiful  plates  of  the  Pictures  presented  by  individuals,  or 
purchased  by  grant  of  Parliament  for  the  Xational  Gallery. 

0,  2058.  NATIONAL    PORTRAIT    GALLERY    of   Distinguished 

Americans,  conducted  by  James  Herring  and  James  B. 
Longacre.  4  vols.  impl.  8vo,  calf  gilt  edges.  iY.  Y.  1834. 
Contains  144  Portraits,  accompanied  by  Biographies.  Fine  early  impres- 
sion. L"p  to  tlie  date  of  this  pui)lication.  nothing  had  come  from  the  hands 
of  American  Engravers  to  equal  in  delicacy  of  handling,  and  beauty  of  fin- 
ish, these  fine  portraits.  The  biographies  were  by  our  best  writers,  includ- 
ing J.  Q.  Adams,  Prof.  Ticknor,  Dr.  Francis,  etc. 

J,S^a  2059.  NATIYE   AMERICAN    (The).      A   Gift   for  the   People. 
.     r         4to,  blue  morocco.  jPhilad.  1845. 

This  volume  is  appropriately  printed  with  red  ink.  in  blue  borders,  on 
white  paper.  It  was  edited  by  the  Printer,  Hector  Orr,  and  contains 
Washington's  Farewell  Address,  Declaration  of  Independence,  Constitution 
of  U.  S.,  Address  of  the  Xative  American  Conventions,  and  Address  of  the 
State  [Penna.]  Convention,  1845. 

Jl^  2060.  NATURAL  HISTORY    of  Birds  and  Quadrupeds.       Col- 
oured Plcttes.     5  vols.  l2mo,  sheep.  Lond.  1801. 
V,        2061.  NAUNTON  (Sir  Rob.)     The  Court  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  or 
Fragmenta  Regalia,  with  Considerable  Biographical  Addi- 
tions by  James  Caulfield.     21  Portraits.     4to,  morocco. 

Lond.  1814. 

8f       2062.  NAYAL  ACHIEYEMENTS  of  Great  Britain  from  the  Year 

1793   to    1817.     51    Coloured  Plates.     4to,  half  morocco, 

uncut.  Lond.  (1818). 

Contains  an  account  of  the  Chesapeake  affair. 

Ji^       2063.  NA\^AL  MONUMENT,  containing  Official  and  other  accounts 

of  all  the  Battles  fought  between  the  Navies  of  the  United 


NEIL. 


165 


States  and  Great  Britain,  and  an  Account  of  the  War  with 
Algiers,  icith  25  Engravings.  To  which  is  added,  a  Xaval 
Register  of  the  United  States,  revised,  corrected,  and 
brought  down  to  the  Year  1838.     8vo,  half  morocco. 

Boston,  1838. 

2064.  ^ecessarg  ©octrfne  (^)  antr  lErbtrftfon  for   ano 

^hrfStClt  ntaU,  set  furthe  by  the  kynges  maiestie  of  Eng- 
lande,  etc.     2$IaCik  JLtXttX,     Sm.  4to,  hroion  morocco. 
Imprinted  at  London  in  Flete  strete  by  Thom,as  Barthelet., 

etc,  MDXLIII. 
This  copy  wants  the  Title-Page  and  part  of  the  Preface,  and  the  last  leaf 
is  injured  ;  otherwise  it  is  a  fair  copy  of  a  rare  book,  described  in  Dibdin's 
Ames,  vol.  iii.,  p.  321. 

2065.  NEDHAM  (Marchamont).     The  True  Character  of  a  Rigid 

Presbyter,  with  a  Narrative  of  the  Dangerous  Designes  of 
the  English  and  Scotish  Covenanters,  etc.  To  which  is 
added  a  short  History  of  the  EngUsh  Rebellion.  Compiled 
in  verse.  2nd  Edition.  Small  4to,  riissia. 
Lond.,  sold  by  Z.  Crofton,  Presbyter,  at  the  signe  of  the 
Lay-Elder  near  the  stool  of  repentance  in  White- Chajypel, 

1661. 
An  account  of  this  noted  writer  will  be  found  in  "Wood's  Athen.  Oxon. 

2066.  NEIL  (Gabriel).     Biographical  Sketch  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Zach- 

ary  Boyd,  with  List  of  his  Printed  and  MS.  Works  ;  and 
Extracts  from  his  L^npublished  Writings,  particularly  his 
Celebrated  Poetical  Version  of  the  Bible.  8vo,  morocco 
extra.  Glasgow,  1832, 

Mr.  Allan  has  made  some  characteristic  extracts  from  Boyd,  at  the  com- 
mencement of  this  volume. 

NEILSON  (Rev.  Wm.)     Introduction  to  the  Irish  Language. 

8vo,  half  calf  Dublin,  1808. 

NELSON'(Rob.)     A  Companion  for  the  Festivals  and  Fasts 

of  the  Church  of  England.     8vo,  cf.  Lond.  1748. 

2069.  NERRINCQ  De  Goddelycke  Voorsienigheydt,  Uyt  gebeeldt 

un  Joseph  Onder-Coninck  van  Egyptien,  verciert  Met  Sinne- 

beelden  ende  Sede-leeringen  door  P.  Frauciscus  Nerriiicq, 

Priester  der  Societeyt  Jesu.     18  Plates  of  Emblems.     4to, 

-       ccdf  Antwerpen,  by  Ignatius  Lyssens,  1710. 

2070.  NETHERCLIFT  (J.)    Autographs  of  the  Kings  and  Queens, 

and  Eminent  Men  of  Great  Britain,  from  the  14th  Century 
to  the  present  period.     P"'olio.  Lond.  1835. 

2071.  NETHERLAND  HISTORIAN  (The).     Containing  a  true 

and  exact  Relation  of  what  passed  in  the  late  Wars,  from 
1671  to  1674.  Illustrated  with  above  60  Sculptures. 
12mo,  calf  Amst.  1674. 

Refers  incidentally  to  the  West  Indies,  Surinam,  etc. 

2072.  NEUERFUXDNER      LUSTWEG     ZUDEN     BRUND 

ALLEZ  WISSENSCHAFFTEX.  Curious  hieroglyphic 
plates.     18mo,  calf.  s.  1.  s.  a. 


^ 


166 


NEW  TESTAMENT. 


/,S0  2073. 

3,  -^074. 

(>i_-4>075. 

lJ1076. 

/O  2077. 

^J"2078. 

/,         2079. 


NEVGEBAVERUS.  Selectorum  Synibolorvm  Heroicorvm 
Centvria  Geniina  euotata  atqve  enodata,  a  Salomone 
Neugebavero  a  Cadano.  200  plates.  12mo,  red  morocvo, 
gilt  edges.  Frcuicofurti.^  1619. 

NEWCOME  (Hy.)  Usurpation  Defeated  and  David  Re 
stored  :  being  an  Exact  Parallel  between  David  <fc  Charles 
II. — a  Sermon,  May  24,  1660.    12ino,  calf ;  fine  copy. 

Loud.  1660. 

NEW  CRITICAL  PRONOUNCING  DICTIONARY  of 
tlie  English  Language.     8vo.  Burlington.,  1813. 

NEW  FACTS,  OR  THE  WHITE-WASHER;  or  the 
Second  Part  of  Gabriel  Outcast.     8vo.       Printed  in  1 790. 

NEW  GOSPEL  OF  PEACE,  according  to  St.  Benjamin. 
12mo,  pp.  42.  N.   Y.  [1863]. 

NEW  JERSEY  STATE  GAZETTE  for  December  24, 
1799,  containing  an  account  of  the  Death  of  George  Wash- 
ington. Trento?!,  1799. 

[NEWMAN  (J.  W.)]     Lounger's  Common-Place  Book,  or 

Miscellaneous  Collectionsin  History,  Criticism,  Biography, 

Poetry,  and  Romance.    Third  and  best  edition.    4  vols.  8vo, 

ccdf.  '  Land.  1805. 

The  author  of  this  interesting  work  was  Jeremiah  Whitacre  Newman. 

See  Notes  and  Queries,  vol.  ix..  p.  258. 


/  Jl?  2080. 

NEWSPAPER  CUTTINGS. 

A  Collection. 

„      „      2081. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

„     2082. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

'..      „     2083. 
,'       „     2084. 

Do. 
Do. 

Do. 
Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

'.    2085. 
^^2086. 

Do. 
NEW  STATE 

Queen  Anne. 

Do. 

(the)    of 
8vo,  calf 

En 

gland, 

Do. 

under    Our    Sovereign, 
Lond.  1705. 

2087. 

J  2088. 

6*  '^0  2089. 

-^•'2090. 


^r"n)C  JCCStcinif  Ut  translated  out  of  Greek  by  Theod.  Beza. 
Wheievnto  are  adioyned  large  expositions  of  the  phrases 
and  liard  places,  by  the  Authour  and  others,  together  with  a 
Table  or  Concordance.  Englished  by  L.  Tomson.  JSlHClk 
Setter.     4to,  old  ccdf.  Lond.  C.  Barker,  1596. 

^cto  ^Testament  o(  our  aorti  atntr  Sabtour  S^sus 

Christ.       [Genevan     Version.]       4to,     Eng  raced     Title. 

Ulack  Setter.  Circa  \%\\. 

NEW  TESTAMENT  OF  OLTl  LORD  AND  SAVIOUR 
.JESUS  CHRIST.  With  62  ^teel  Plates,  ruled  with  red 
lines.     8vo,  morocco,  loith  2  Silver  Clasps.      Bond.  1648. 

[NEWTON  (Rev.  John)].  Letters  to  a  Wife.  12mo,  half 
calf.  Bond.  Mm. 


NICHOLS.  IQ^ 

2091.  NEW  YORK  CITY  DURING  THE  AMERICAN  REV 
OLUTION :  lieing  :i  Collection  of  Oi-igiiial  Papers  (now 
first  published)   from   the   MSS.  in  the   Possession  of  the 
Mercantile  Library  Association  of  New  York  City.     Plan. 
4to.  Privately  printed  for  the  Association^  1861. 

/^092.  NEW  YORK.     Gazetteer  of  the'  State  of  New  York,  etc. 
Plate  and  map.     8vo,  sheep.     Albany^  J.  Disturnell^  1842. 

J^  2093.  NEW  YORK  HISTORICAL  SOCIETY.   Collections  of  the 
New  York  Historical  Society.     2d  Series.    Vol.  1,  8vo. 

N.  Y.  1841. 

fO  2094.  NEW  YORK  MUNICIPAL  GAZETTE,  Nos.  42-48.    4to. 

iV  Y.  1847. 

^^095.  NIAGARA.     Falls  of  Niagara  and  Vicinity.     12mo,  pp.  64. 
12  Plates.  '         Lond.  1858. 

^4r^2096.  NIC^US.     Dionis    Nicaei  Rei'vm  Romanarum  a  Pompeio 

Magno  ad  Alexadnim   Mamaae,   Epitome  authore   loanne 

Xiphilino  :  Ex  Bibliotheca  Regia.    YoWo^  russia,  fine  copy. 

Lvtetim  Ex  officina  Rob.  Stephatn.,  m.uli. 

^.^^097.  NICHOLAS    (Abra.)     The   Young   Penman's   Copy   Book. 
Oblong  4to.  Loud.  {\1\5). 

/<?  2098.  [NICHOLS   (Francis)].     The  British  Compendium;  or  Ru- 
diments of  Honour.     3  vols.  18mo,  old  cf.  1738. 

?j^099.  NICHOLS.    ^  Heclaratfou  of  the  recantation  ot 

Kohn  iiflCilOlS  (for  the  space  almost  of  two  yeeres  the 
Pope's  Scholer  in  the  English  Seminarie  or  Colledge  at 
Rome)  which  desircth  to  be  reconciled  and  receiued  as  a 
member  into  the  true  Church  of  Christ  in  England. 
JUlaCtl  JLtiXZX.  Small  8vo,  calf ;  fine  copy,  from  Sir 
M.  M.  Sykes's  Collection. 

Imprinted  at  London  by  Chris.  Barker.,  1581. 
J15'2100.  NICOLA!  (R.P.)     Les  Triomphes  de  Lovis  le  Ivste  XIII., 
de   nom    Roy  de   France   et  de   Navarre.      Fine  Plates. 
Folio,  calf.  Paris,  A.  Estienne,  1649. 

2101.  NIDERNDORFF  (P.  Henr.)  Doctrina  Ethicse  Christianae, 
Sive  morum  Christianorum  recta  institutio  ex  triplici 
hominis  officio  Erga  se,  erga  Proximum,  erga  Deum  secun- 
dum Vitani  et  doctriuam  Jesu  Christi,  etc.  147  Plates. 
4to,  morocco  extra. 

Wirceburghi,  Typis  J.  J.  C.  Kleyer,  1742. 

J^^Ol.* .    Aliud  exemplar.     4to,  vellum.  1742. 

f0  2102.  NIEUWE  TESTAMENT.   Butch  Version,  with  the  Psalms 

set  to  music.     Bichly  bound  in  morocco  ;  tooled  sides  / 

highly  ornamented    Silver   Corners,    Clasps,  and  Rims. 

12mo.  Dordrecht,  1726. 

0    2103.  NILES  (H.)     Principles  and  Acts  of  the  Revolution.    Rl.  8vo, 

half  calf .  Baltimore,  1822. 


168  NORTHCOTE. 

SISO  2104.  NILIACIFS.  Ori  Apollinis  Niliaci,  de  Sacris  Egyj3tiorvra 
notis,  ^gyptiace  Expressis  libri  dvo,  Iconibvs  illustrati  et 
aucti,  nunc  priraum  in  Latinura  ac  Gallicum  serrnonem 
conuersi.     12mo,  calf.  Paris^  1574. 

The  wood  cuts  in  this  curious  and  rare  work  are  very  singular.     Dibdin 
mentions  it  in  his  Decameron.     It  should  have  formed  Lot  105.* 

2^  2105.  NINETEENTH  CENTURY,  and  Familiar  History  of  the 
Lives,  Loves,  and  Misfortunes  of  Abeillard  and  Heloisa,  a 
Matchless  Pair,  &c.,  by  R.  Rabelais  the  Younger !  10 
Plates.     8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1819. 

f,SO  2106.  NIVELON  (F.)  The  Rudiments  of  Genteel  Behaviour.  4to, 
half  calf.  Lond.  1737. 

jZ,  /jL  2107.  NOAH  (M.  M.)    Gleanings  from  a  Gathered  Harvest.    Auto- 
graph and  cuttings  inserted.     12mo.      J^.  Y.  Wells.,  \Si:b. 
ji         2108.  NOAH  (M.  M.)     Travels  in  England,  France,  Spain,  and  the 
Barbary  States.     8vo,  half  ccdf.  N.  Y.  1819. 

NOBLE  (Mark).  Memoirs  of  the  Protectorate  House  of 
Cromwell.     2  vols,  Bvo,  ca//".  Lond.  11^1. 

"  One  of  the  most  laborious,  accurate,  and  useful  of  the  pioneer  class." — 
Quart.  Review. 

■2110.  NOBLE  (Mark).  Two  Dissertations  upon  the  Mint  and  Coins 
of  the  Episcopal  Palatines  of  Durham,  etc.  Plates.  4to,  half 
cf.  Pirminghani^  1780. 

Dent's  copy,  lis.  Qd. 

',  2111.  NO  PROTESTANT  PLOT:  or  the  present  pretended  Con- 
spiracy of  Protestants  against  the  King  and  Government, 
Discovered  to  be  a  Conspiracy  of  the  Papists  against  the 
King  and  his  Protestant  Subjects.     4to. 

Lond.  for  R.  Lett,  1681. 

2,         2112.  NORTH    GEORGIA    GAZETTE   and   ivinter  Chronicle. 

4to,  calf.  Lond.  1821. 

Edited  by  Edwd.  Sabine,  the  Arctic  Voyager,  during  an  expedition  in 

Search  of  the  North-West  Passage.     It  is  an  amusing  collection  of  Poems, 

Songs^  Humorous  Essays,  &c. 

NORTHCOTE  (James).  One  Hundred  Fables,  Original  and 
Selected,  embellished  with  280  Engravings  on  Wood. 
12mo,  blue  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1828. 

2114.  .     Another  copy,     hcdf  morocco  ;  gilt  top. 

__  Lond.  1828. 

2115.  NORTHCOTE  (James).  Fables.   2d  Series,  o?i  7/ic?/a  Paper. 
Post  8 vo,  morocco,  gilt.  Lond.  1833. 

2116.  .     Another.    2d  Series.     Post  8vo,  morocco. 

Lond.  1833. 

2117.  .     Another.    2d  Series.    Large  paper ;  impl.  d,\o,  half 

morocco.,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1833. 

2118.  NORTHCOTE.   Proof  Illustrations  to  Nobthcote's  Fables, 


NOVUM   TESTAMENTUM.  1^9 

and  of  the  Ornamental  Letters  and  Vignettes  hy  Wm. 
Harvey,  on  India  jxiper.     Rl.  8vo,  half  morocco,  (jilt  top. 

Lond.  1828. 

2119.  NOTES    OF    A    BOOK-^YORM ;  or   Selections  from  the 

Portfolio  of  a  Literary  Gentleman.     18mo,  hds. 

Lond,  1828. 

2120.  NOTITIA  ANGLIC  ANA.     Shewing  the  Atchievements  of 

all  the  English  Nobility,  compleat  (/.  e.)  their  Several  Quar- 
terings  or  Pretensions,  &c.  [Plates]  curiously  drawn  and 
engrav'd  by  the  ingenious  Mr.  Gardiner,  and  other  eminent 
Masters.     8vo,  half  calf  Land.  1724. 

'P  2121.  NOTITIA  VTPvAqVe  evra  Orientis  tvm  Occidentis  vltra 
Arcadii,  Honoriiqve  Coesarvm  Tempora,  illustre  uetustatis 
monumentura,  imo  thesaurus  prorsum  incomparabilis,  etc. 
Folio,  velhon.  Basilce,  II.  Froheu,  1552. 

Very  numerous  and  singular  wood  cuts  of  Antiquities,  Coins,  Towns.  &c. 

r77    2122.  ^OUtJCaU  JCCStament.     Wood  cut  Title  and  Initial  Letters, 

tfcc.    Folio,    jjiacfe  Setter.  s.  1. 1534. 

Terminates  with  the  Epistle  to  tlie  Romans. 
2123.  NOVEAU  TESTAMENT  (Le)  en  Latin  et  en  Fran^ais  tra- 
duit  par  Sacy.    Edition   ornee  de  Figures  gravees  sur  les 
Dessins  de  Moreau  le  jeime.  4  vols,  irapl.  8vo,  red  morocco. 

Paris.,  1793. 

y^  2124.  NOVUM  TESTAMENTUM  GR^CUM.  Cum  Notis 
Stephani,  Scaligeri  et  Casauboni.  8vo,  ccdf  interleaved^  and 
idth  numerous  3IS.  JVotes^  neatly  tcritten.    Londini,  1633. 

2125.  NUMISMATA   MODVLI   Maximi   Vulgo   Medaiglloni   Ex 

Cimcharchio  Lvdovici  XIV.,  etc.     Folio,  bds. 

Elevtheropoli.,  1V04. 

2126.  NUMISMATA   VIRORUM  ILLUSTRIUM,  ex  Barbadica 

Gente  [auctore  J.-Fr.  Barbadico ;  in  Latinum  vertit  F.  X. 
Valcavius,  cum  Additamentum].  88  Splendid  Plates., 
with  additional  Tail-Pieces.  Folio,  half  morocco,  gilt 
edges.  Petcmii  Ex  Seminarii  Typographia,  1732, 

One  of  the  finest  books  of  its  class,  and  highly  commended  by  Brunet. 
This  was  a  presentation  copy. 

2127.  .     Aliud  Exemplar.     YoXio,  half  ccdf      Petavii,  11^2. 

^  J~2T28.  NUNEZ  DE  CEPEDA  (Francis).  Idea  de  el  Buen  Pastor 
Copiada  por  los  SS.  Doctores  Representada  en  Empresas 
Sacras,  con  avis  os  Espirituales,  Morales,  Politicos,  y  Eco- 
nomicos  para  el  Govieruo  de  un  Principe  Ecclesiastico.  50 
Plates  of  Emblems.    Ato,  velhmi.  Leon,  1687. 

2129.  NYENBORCH  (.Johan  van).    Hof-Stede  met  desselfs  andere 
Bedenckingen  Gedichten  en  Historien.     4to,  half  7-ussia. 

Groningen,  1659. 
Relates  partly  to  the  "  "West-Indische  Compagne." 

22 


170  OFFICES. 

^  2130.  NYDEK.    Consolatione  timorate  conscietie  Venerabilis  fratris 

Johafiis  Ryder,  etc.  4to,  in  the  original  wooden  boards, 
with  clasp.  Chx'ci  mcccclxxx, 

/,  tT??   2131.  O.  (R.)     Mail's  Mortallitie,  or  a  Treatise,  Wherin 'tis  proved, 

both  Theologically  and  Pbylosophically,  that  while  Man  (as 

a  rationall  Creature)  is  a  Compound  wholy  mortall,  etc. 

4to,  half  calf.     Amsterdam^  printed  hy  John  Canne,  1643. 

Hollis's  copj'  sold  for  £2  2s.  Od. 

So  2132.  OCCASIONAL     POEMS,  Written  in  the  year  1811.     4to. 

Kent^  Lee  Priory  Press,  1814. 

2J"^1 33.  OCEAN  HARP.     A  Poem.     18 mo,  Ms.  Phllad.  1819. 

2,         2134.  ODDS  AND    ENDS,  or  Trifles  Light  as   Air.    A  Scrajj- 

Book  of  71  Plates.     4to,  ca/f 
S,         2135.  OELRICHS    (Jean    Ch.   Con.)     Cabinet   des   Medailes   de 
I'Electorat  de  Brandebourg.     4to,  calf.  Berlin,  1778. 

Contains  95  beautiful  engravings  of  Medals,  by  Chodowiecki. 

J.  ^45^2136.  0f  the  ij^s^ootr  caUetr  ©ba(actm,  that  Heaieth  tiie 

Frenche  Pockes,  and  also  helpeth  the  Goute  in  the  feete, 
the  stoone,  the  palsey,  lepree,  dropsy,  fallynge  euyll,  and 
other  dyseases.     ^OthlC  %ttXtX.     Small  8vo,  calf 

Lond.  Tho.  Berthelet,  1539. 

Bindley's  copy  of  this  rare  work  sold  for  £2  14*'.  Od.     See  Ames's  Typo- 
graphical Antiquities,  vol.  ill. 

/,Z^  ^2137.  OESTERREICH  (Matth.)  Raccolta  di  XXIV.  Caricature 
Disegnate  colla  penna  dell  Celebre  Cavalliere  Piet:  Leon: 
Ghezzi  Conservati  nell  Gabinetto  di  sua  Maesta  il  Redi 
Polonia  Elett :  di  Sassonia.     24  Plates.     Folio.  1750. 

^X'2138.  OFFEN  (Benj.)     A  Legacy  to  the  Friends  of  Free  Discus- 
sion.    8vo,  sheep.  Boston,  1846. 
j^^         2139.  OFFICE    DE   LA   SEMAINE    SAINTE   en   Latin  et  en 
Franyois  a   la  Usage  de  Rome,   etc.     Fine  plates.     8vo, 
'                          old  red  morocco,  richly  gilt  sides  and  edges.      Paris,  1728. 
J~^^           2140.  OFFICE   DE   LA  VIERGE.     A  German  MS.  on   vellum, 
containing    mimeroics  full  page  Ilhwnnated   Paintings, 
highly  ornamented  Initials,  some  including  Petite  Minia- 
tures, and  numerous  higJdy  decorated  Borders,  in  wooden 
hoards,  witli  gilt  clasjjs. 
/^,          2141.  OFFICES  GOTHIQUES.     A  MS.  of  169  leaves,  illustrated 
until  sixteen  Illuminated  Tableaux.     Small  4t(),  calf 
/  00,          2142.  OFFICIIS  BEATE  MARIE  VIRGINIS  ad  vsum  Cistercien 
cum  pluribus    deuotis  orationib;is  et  conteplationibus  ac 
figuris  nouiter  additis.    Fine  Wood-cut  Title,  and  Mubri- 
cated  Borders  and  Vignettes.     8\'o,' green  morocco. 

Paris,  Ambroise  Giravlf,  1546. 

J-^  2143.  OFFICIUM  BEATI  MARIE  VIRGINIS.     A  very  beauti- 

'  ful  MS.  on  vellum ;    every  page  surrounded  hy  a  Border 


OLIXA.  271 

elaborately  finished  in  Gold  and  Colours ;    several  full- 
page  Miniatures^    and    many   hundred  coloured  Initial 
Letters.     8vo,  blue  morocco,  gilt  edges. 
See  also  '•  Missale,"  "Precis,"  "Psalmes,"  "  Heures."  "  Hora;-," 

2144.  OGILVY    pirs.  D.)     A  Book  of  Highland  Minstrelsy,  with 

illustratious  by  K.  R.  M'lan.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1846. 

2145.  OKEY  (Wni.)     Round  Text  Copies.     Folio.         Lond.  u.  d. 

2146.  OLD  ENGRAVINGS.      A  Collection  of  310  Plates,  raanv 
^-*>o  Avchitectuval.     Folio.     Old  calf 

^      2147.  OLD,  RARE,    AND    CURIOUS    ENGRA^^NGS.     3IS. 
y^  Title  to  a  Collection  made  by  Mr.  Allan.,  with   some  3IS. 

JVotices  of  the  Artists.     Impl.  8vo,  green  morocco. 

^^pJiMf%i  OLINA    (Gio.-Pietro).      Vccelliera    Overo    discorso    Delia 

Natvra,  e  Proprieta  di  diversi  vccelli  e  in  particolare  di  qve 

^  cbe  Cantano.     Con  il   tnodo  di    Prendergli    conoscergli, 

alleuargli,   e  mantenergli.     E   eon   le   Figure   cauate  dal 

vero,  e  diligentemente  intagliate  en  Rame  dal   Tempesta, 

e  dal  Yillamena.      4to,  <-alf ;  very  rare.  Boma.,  1622. 

Much  esteemed  and  sought  after,  on  account  of  the  Plates  being  engraved 

by  Temi)esta  and  Yillamena.     Colonel  Stanley's  copy  sold  for  £7  IO5.  Od, 

and  Mr.  Heber  gave  £5  for  a  copy  at  Edwards's  sale. 

^■^    2149.  OLIVER  &  BOYDS  NEW  EDINBURGH  ALMANAC 

for  1849.     12mo.  Edinb.  1849. 

J6j:::2150.  OLLA  PODRIDA,  or  82  antiquarian  and  LITE- 
^^  RARY     SCRAPS ;    principally    Ornaments.     8vo,    old 

calf 
■       2151.  O'MEARA  (Barry).     Napoleon  in  Exile;  or  a  Voice  from 
f  St.  Helena  ;  being  the  Opinions  and  Reflections  of  Napo- 

leon.    Plates.     2  vols.  8yo,  half  calf  Lond.  1827. 

•^  2152.  OMNIUM  CAESARVM  VERISSIM^.  Imagines  ex  An- 
tiqvs  Nvmismatis  De^uvniptte,  etc.  4to,  calf  Index 
Imperfect.  Parmce,  1554. 

2153.  OMNIUM    GATHERUM.     A   Collection  of  281    Coloured 
Plates,  including  Sailors  on   Shore,   Pieces  from  Gillray, 
Celebrated   Prize    Fighters,    Hunting   Pieces,    Seymours 
Sketches,  etc.     Folio,  half  russia. 
J  A  never-ending  source  of  entertainment. 

•i-!n54.  ONDERDONK  (Benj.  T.)     A  Sermon  at  the  Funeral  of  the 
^  Right  Rev.  John  Henry  Hobart.     Sept.  16,  1830.     8vo. 

Is.  Y.  1830. 

f  '2-2155.  OPAL  (The).    Edited  by  N.  P.  WiUis.     9  Plates.    12mo,  mo- 
rocco. N'.  Y.  1844. 
-    2156.  OPAL  (The).    Edited  by  S.  J.  Hale.    8vo,  calf   X.  Y.  1845. 

,.    2157.  OPAL  (The).     Edited  by  John  Keese.     8vo,  morocco. 

N.  Y.  1846. 


172  ORATIO  DOMINICA. 

^2  2158.  OPAL  (The).     Edited  by  Mrs.  S.  J.  Hale.     8vo,  calf. 

N.  Y.  1848. 

i,^0    2159.  OPENHERTIGHEHERTEN  ALVINT  ghy  in  dit  Boecken 

deyn,  etc.     Oblong  8vo,  old  calf.  [  C.  Galle  exctidit.'\ 

"The  Diversity  of  tiie  Heart."     From  Clio  Rickman's   Collection,  who 

observes  that  it  is  the  only  copy  he  ever  saw. 

2160.  OPVSCVLVM    DE   VATICINIIS   SIBILLARVM.     Full- 
page  wood  cuts,  boldly  engraved.     4to,  bds.  uncut. 

OpjMnhehn.,  s.  a. 
"Scriptum  rarissima." — Bauer. 

/»  2161.  ORiEUS  (Henricus).    Viridarium  Hieroglyphico-morale,  etc. 

88  fine  plates.  4to,  half  morocco  ;  rare  and  cnnmts. 
Francofvrti  apud  Jacobd  de  Zetter,  1619. 
"2162.  ORATIO  DOMINICA  Nimium  Plus  Centum  Linguis, 
versionibus,  aut  Characteribus  Reddita  et  Expressa.  The 
Lord's  Prayer  in  above  a  Hundred  Languages,  Versions, 
and  Characters.     Editio  novissima.     Ato,  hcdf  calf . 

Land.  1713. 
Includes  the  "  Mexicana,  Poconchi,    and  Virginiana.''     See  also  Cham- 
berlayn,  Lot  603. 

tr<?    2163.  ORIENTAL  ANNUAL.     Plates  by  Finden.     8vo,  morocco. 

Lond.  1840. 
„      2164.  ORIGINAL  LETTERS  OF  FERDINAND  AND  ELIZA- 
BETH.    18mo.  N.  Y.  1798. 
Recounts  the  story  of  Two  Lovers,  who  committed  Suicide  in  the  Bowery, 
in  1797  or  '98. 

Z(^,  2165.  ORNAMENTAL  ALBUM.     Album  Ornatissimum.     Orna- 

mented with  various  Scraps.  MS.  Title  to  a  Collection  of 
115  Water  Colour  Drawings,  Baxter's  Coloured  Plates, 
Costumes,  Sketches  by  Bartolozzi,  etc.  4to,  red  mo- 
rocco., gilt  edges. 

ORNAMENTS.     A  Collection  of  32  Ornaments,  mounted  in 

a  vellum  Scrap  Booh.     Small  4to. 

.     Another  Collection.     Folio,  bds. 

.     A  Collection  of  Ornamental  Capital  Letters.    4to. 

.     A  Collection  of  Head  and  Tall  Pieces,  Vignettes, 

etc.     4to. 
OROSIUS   (Paulus).     Adversus  Paganos  Historiarum,  libri 
^  i-^  vii.,  ut  et  Apologeticus  contra  Pelagium,  de  arbitrii  libertate, 

n*^    ^  etc.     4to,  calf.  Lugd.  Batav.  1767. 

"  24  a  36  hy— Brunei. 

,r_       2171.  ORSOLINI  (Ignazio).     Rifiessioni  Spiritvali,  e  Morali  Sopra 

le  Figure,  nelle  quali   si  rappresentano  li  fatti  piti  celebri 

_^  2.  S"  della  Vita   di  S.    Filippo  Neri    Fondatore  della  Congre- 

gatione  dell'   Oratorio    nella  Citta  di  Roma,  etc.     Parte 

Secouda.     44  Plates.     Small  8vo,  green  morocco  extra. 

Roma,  1700. 


z. 

2166. 

/. 

2167. 

h 

2168, 

*t 

2169. 

OSSTAISr. 


173 


2172.  ORTELLIUS.  Deorvm  Denrvmqve  capita,  ex  antiquis 
numisniatibus  Abrahaini  Ortellii  Geographi  Regii  collecta, 
et  Historia  uarratione  illustrata  a  Francisco  Sweertio  F. 
Antuerpiensi.     4to,  red  morocco.,  gilt  edges. 

Antverpice  ex  in  Officina  Plantinianc(^  1612. 

.     Idem,     Editio  altera.     4to,  vellum. 

Bruxellis.,  F.  Foppetis.,  1683. 
These  portraits  of  the  gods  are  finely  engraved  by  Phil.  Gallteus. 

2174.  ORTELIUS  (Hierou.)     Schone  Bildnits  in  Kupffergestochen 

dererleuchten  beriihtisten  Weiber  Altes  und  Neues  Testa- 
ments, etc.    4to,  vellutn;  rare.    From  H.  White''s  collection. 

Nurmberg,  1610. 

2175.  OSBORNE'S  PICTORIAL  ALPHABET.    A  Collection  of 

Twenty-Six  Clever  Designs,  mounted  in  small  4to,  red  mo- 
rocco. 1842. 

2176.  OSGOOD  (Fr.  S.)     Poetry  of  Flowers  and  Flowers  of  Poe- 

try.    Coloured  Plates.    l2mo,  morocco  extra.    JV^.  Y.  1841. 

2177.  OSLER    (Edward).      Life   of  Admiral   Viscount   Exniouth. 

Fortrait  and  6  Plates.     Svo,  cl.  Fo?id.  1835. 

2178.  OSSIAN".     The  Poems  of  Ossian,  translated  by  James  Mac- 

pherson,  Esq.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf.  Land.  1773. 

2179. .     Another  edition,  with  Notes  by  Malcolm  Laing.     2 

vols.  8vo,  ccdf.  Edinh.  ^805. 

2180.  OSSIAN.     An  Original  Collection  of  the  Poems  of  Ossian, 

Orraun,   Ulin,  and   other  Bards,   collected  and  edited  by 
Hugh  and  John  M'Callum.     8vo,  calf  extra. 

Montrose.,  1816. 

2181.  OSSIAN.     I  Canti  di  Ossian.     Illustrated  by  a  Series  of  48 

Etchings,  by  Giusippe  Battaggia.     Oblong  folio,  half  c<df. 

Venezia,  1817. 

2182.  OSSIAN.     Poems  of  Ossian,  lately  discovered  by  Edmond 

Baron  de  Harold.     12mo,  half  calf  .  Dusseldorf  1787. 

OSWALD  (Hon.  James).  Memorials  of  the  Public  Life  and 
Character  of  the  Right  Hon.  Jas.  Oswald,  of  Dunniker. 
8vo,  cf.  Edinh.  1825. 

2184.  OTTLEY  (Wm.  Y.)     Inquiry  into  the  Origin  and  Early  His- 

tory of  Engraving  upon   Copper  and  in  Wood,  with  an 
account  of  Engravers  and  their  Works,  from  the  Invention 
of  Chalcography  by  Maso  Finiguerra  to  the  Time  of  Mark 
Antonio  Rairaondi.     2  vols.  4to,  half  ccdf .        Eond.  1816. 
This  fine  work  is  printed  uniform  with  Dibdin's  Ames',  and  with  that 
work  forms  a  grand  series  of  the  history  of  printing  and  engraving.     Pub- 
lished at  £3  8s.  Od,  and  now  scarce.     See  Dibdin's  Decameron. 
"  Livre  remarquable  par  I'exactitude  des  gravures  qui  le  decorent." — Brunet 

2185.  OTTLEY  (Wm.  Young).     A  Collection  of  One  Hundred  and 

Twenty-nine  Fac-sirailes  of  Scarce  and  Curious  Prints  by 


174  '  OVID. 

the  Early  Masters    of  the  Italian,  German,  and  Flemisli 

Schools,    illustrative   of  the   History   of  Engravinir,    etc. 

Folio,  russia  extra.  Lond.  1828, 

This  copy  has  129  Plates,  with  the  Xiellas  finished  in  silver.     Published 

at  £15  las.  Od  "  Some  copies  have  only  100  Plates.     Indeed,  it  is  difficult  to 

finl  a  perfect  copy  similar  to  this. 

fS~,  2186.  OYID.  A  Collection  of  130  Plates,  illustrative  of  Ovid's 
3feta7no)'p hoses,  mounted  in  a  4to  volume,  in  morocco,  gilt. 

1637,  etc 

»  2187.  OVID.    Les  Metamorphoses  D'Ovide  [140]  Graveessurles  des- 

sei  ns  des  meilleiirs  Peintres  Franyais.    Par  les  soins  des  S'''  le 

Mire  et  Basan,  Graveurs.    4to,  red  morocco  extra;  fue  copy. 

Paris,  1767. 

X         2188.  OYID.     Les  Metamorphoses  d'Ovide  en  Latin,  Tradiiites  en 

FraTi<;ais  avec  des  Kemarques  et  des  Explications  Histo- 

riques  ])ar  M.  KAbhe  Banier,  Ouvrage  enrichi  de  Figures, 

ef.c.,  par   B.  Picart,  etc.     2   vols.  rl.  folio,  calf;  very  fine 

copy.  Amsterdam,   Wetstein,  1732. 

"  Belle  edition,  recherchee  a  cause  des  gravures  dont  eUe  est  ornee.     40  a 

50  {r.'"—BruneL 

/tZ^  2189.  OVID.  Jolian.  Posthii  Germersheniii  tetrasticha  in  Ovidii 
]Metam.  Lib.  xv.  Qvibus  accesserunt  Yergilii  Solis  figuraj 
elegantiss.  et  iam  primuui  in  lucem  editae.  Oblong  4to, 
vellum.  s.  1.  1569. 

The  Kngravings  are  by  Crispin  de  Pass,  each  being  surrounded  by  a  bor- 
der.    The  text  is  in  Latin  and  German. 

Ar2190.  OYIDIUS.     Yol  1.     \^mo,  calf  Amstel.  JElzevir,166i. 

^,  2091.  OYID'S  ART  OF  LOYE,  Remedy  of  Love,  Art  of  Beauty, 
and  Amours.     6  Plates.     12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1804. 

5>^  S^O  2192.  OYIDIUS.  P.  Ovid  Nasonis  xv.  Metamorphoseon  Libron  fig- 
urti?  clegantissime  :i  Cyp.  Passaeo  laminis  aeneis  inci.sffi  Qvi- 
bvs  svbivncta  svnt  Epigramata  latine  ac  germanicae  conscrip- 
ta,  uutore  Gvil.  Salsmanno.     4to,  ccdf. 

Arnhemiensem,  anno  a  Yrea  MeDIoCrl.  (1607). 

20,        2193.  OYID'S  META3I0RPH0SES  Englished,  MythologizVl  and 

Represented  in  figures  by  G[eoege]  S[axdts],  co2)iously 

and  beautifully  illustrated  with  134  Plates  and  Engraved 

Title.     P'olio,  calf  Oxford^  1632. 

This  was  the  first  translatiox  of  a  Classic  made  in  America,  '■  bred  in 

the  Xew  World,  of  the  rudenesse  whereof  it  cannot  but  participate."     See 

Dedication  to  K.  Charles  I.     Sandys  was  Treasurer  of  Virginia.      Highly 

fommended  by  Pope  and  Dryden. 

S.S'O    2194.  OYID'S    TKISTRIA,'  translated    by    W[ye]    S[altonstall]. 
18nio,  half  calf  '  *         Zond.  1637. 

Priced  in  the' Bibl. 'Anglo  Poetica,  £2  25.  0^/. 
/<^    2195.  OWEX  (Robt.  Dale).     Moral  Phvsiology.     12mo,  bds. 

A\  IT  1831. 
/?4-^*2^96.  [OWEN  (Robert)].  A  New  Yiew  of  Society.  8vo,  blue  um- 
*  L'Q  rocco  extra.  Lond.  1813. 


PAPILLON. 


J  75 


"I?! 97.  OWEX  (Robert).  Report  to  tbe  County  of  Lanark  of  a 
Plan  for  Relieving  Public  Distress,     -tto',  calf. 

Glasgow,  1821. 

2198.  OXFORD   PRIZE   POEMS.     12mo,  /talf  calf. 

Oxford,  1810. 
Includes  the  conquest  of  Quebec,  by  M.  Howard. 

2199.  OXFORD  SAUSAGE  (The);  or  Select  Poetical  Pieces, 
written  by  the  most  celebrated  Wits  of  the  University. 
Plates  after  Beirick.     1 8mo,  calf  extra.  Lond.  1815. 

"2200.  .     Another  edition.      12 mo,  half  cf  Oxford,  1821. 

This  celebrated  jeu  d'esprit  is  g-enerally  considered  to  have  been  the  work 
of  Warton. 

2202.  PAFF.  Catalogue  of  the  Extensive  and  Valuable  Collection 
of  Pictures,  Engravings,  and  Works  of  Art  of  Michael 
PaffjEsq.     4to,  half  calf  A\  3".  [1838]. 

.     Another  coj^y.     4to.  IV.  Y.  [1838]. 

.     Another  copy. 

PAGITT  (E.)  Heresiography,  or  a  Description  of  the  Here- 
ticks  and  Sectaries  of  these  latter  Times.  Engraved 
Title.     Ato,  half  calf  Lond.  \U0. 

2206.  PALMER  (T.  H.)  The  Historical  Register  of  the  United 
States.     4  vols.  8\'0,  half  bound.  Phil.  1814. 

A  work  of  great  importance  to  the  historian,  comprising  the  most  authen- 
tic account  of  events  that  transpired  during  the  late  war  {181 2). 

2207.  PAPERS  CONCERNING  THE  ATTACK  ON  HAT- 
FIELD AND  DEERFIELD  by  a  Party  of  Indians  from 
Canada,  September  Nineteenth,  1677.  Impl.  8vo,  half 
morocco.  Xev  York.,  1859. 

One  Hundred  Copies  privately  printed  for  the  Bradford  Club  (No.  1). 

2208.  PAPERS  PRESENTED  TO  PARLIAMENT  and  relating 
to  America.     2  vols.  8vo,  half  calf  Lond.  1809. 

2209.  PAPILLON  (J.  M.)  Traite  Historique  et  Pratique  de  la 
Gravure  en  Bois,  Ouvrage  enriclii  des  plus  jolis  morceaux  de 
sa  Composition  et  de  sa  gravure.  3  vols,  in  2.  8vo,  half 
cf.  Paris,  Simon,  1766. 

PAPWORTH    (J.    B.)      Hints    on    Ornamental   Gardening. 

No  Plates.     Rl.  8vo.  Lond.  1823. 

PARADIN  (Claude).  Devises  Heroiqves     180  spirited  and 

delicate  Wood  Cuts.     8vo,  morocco  extra;  fine  copy. 

Lion  Tan  de  Tournes,  et  Guil.  Gazean,  1557. 

•^2212.  .     La  meme.     8\o,ccdf.  Linn,  1557. 

"  Belle  edition." — Brunei. 

Dibdm  characterizes  this  as  a  singular  work.     Decameron,  vol.  i.,  p.  264. 
See  also  Moule's  Bibl.  Heraldica,  p.  39,  for  a  full  descriptiou. 

ir<^2213.  PARADIN.     Symbola  Heroica  M.  Clavdii  Paradini  Belliio- 
censis   Canonici,  et  D.  Gabrielis  Symeonis  ;  nuilto,  quam 


170  PARIS. 

antea  fidelius  de  Gallica  lingua  in  Latinam  conversa.  r2mo, 
morocco  extra.     Antrerplte.,  Ec  off.  Christ.  Planthi.,  1567. 

For  an  ample  description  of  this  edition,  see  Dibdin's  Decameron,  vol.  i., 
p.  264-270,  where  are  likewise  fac-similes  of  seven  of  the  Plates. 

See  also  Moule,  Bibl.  Ileraldica,  p.  39  ;  and  Alciatius. 

S.S^O  2214.  PARADISE  (The)  OF  DAIXTY  DEUICES,  from  the 
Edition  of  1576,  reprinted,  with  an  Appendix  and  Intro- 
ductory Remarks,  by  Sir  Egerton  Brydges.     8vo,  cf. 

Zand.  1810. 

One  hundred  and  twenty  copies  only  struck  off.  separately  from  Brydges' 
British  Bibliographer. 

/.  ^^  2215.  PARADISVS  SPOXSI  ET  SPONS^  in  qvo  Messis  myrrhi» 
et  Aromatvm  ex  instrumentis,  ac  mysterijs  Passionis  Christi 
ColUgenda,  etc.    Auctore  P.  losine  David.     Bvo,  calf. 

Anfverpice,  Ex  Officina  Plantiniani.,  1618. 

Contains  a  series  of  beautifully  engraved  Emblematical  Plates,  illustrative 
of  the  Life  of  Christ,  with  Inscriptions  in  Latin,  German,  and  French. 

^J^216.  PARENTS'  FRIEXD:  or  Extracts  on  Education.     2  vols. 
8vo,  cf.  Fhil.  1803. 

So,  2217.  PARIS  (John  Ayrt on).     Life  of  Sir  Humphrey  Davy.     iLlus-     f 

trated  \cith  Autograph  Letters.,  aiul  Portraits  of  the  most     ' 
Eminent  Literary  and  Scientific  Characters.    From  Mr. 
XJpcott's  collection.     2  vols.  Bvo,  ccdf  gilt  edges. 

Lond.  1831. 

Includes  Autographs  of  Count  Rumford,  Dr.  Parr,  Lord  Cornwallis.  Duke 

^_-  of  Sussex,  &c. 

/,6  0  2218.  PARIS.      Collection    des    Principaux    Monumens    et   Vues 

de  Paris.     47  Planches.     Sm.  4to,  calf.  Paris,  n.  d. 

JZ,  2219.  PARIS.    Graphic  Illustrations  of  the  Most  Prominent  Features 

of  the  French  Capital,  Avith  Characteristic  Figures  in  the 

foregrounds.     12  Plates.    Folio,  halfrussia.     Lond.  1816. 

yS^2Q.  PARKER  (Samuel,  Bishop  of  Oxford).    A  Free  and  Impartial     / 
Censvre  of  the  Platonick  Philosophie,  &c.     4to,  half  mo- 
rocco. 0.v/b?Y?,'l666. 
/,  SO    2221.  PARLIAMENT'S  (The)  VNSPOTTED-BITCH :'  in  Answer  /^ 
to  Prince  Robert's  Dog,  called  Boy,  and  his  Malignant 
She-Monkey.      Woodcut.     A\.o,  half  morocco  ;  very  rare. 

Lond.,  for  R.  Jackson,  1643. 

2.,^0  2222.  PAROLES  DE  L'AME  PAR  ADOLPHE  FRIES :  a  Series 
of  Seven  beautifully  coloured  Lithographic  Plates.  Folio, 
green  morocco.  Paris,  n.  d. 

SO  2223.  PARSON'S  (The)  HORN  BOOK.     8vo,  bds. 

Dublin,  1831. 

5J^2224.  PARSONS  (Wm.)     Travelling  Recreations.     2  vols.  r2mo, 
calf  Lond.  1807. 

PARTENOPEX  DE  BLOIS.    See  Le  Grand,  Lot  1738. 

PARTHENIA  SACRA.     See  A  (H.),  Lot  2. 


PASS^US. 


177 


2225.  PARTINGTON  (C.  F.)  National  History  and  Views  of 
London.     8vo.      Wants  afeio  jxiges  at  the  end. 

Lonct  1833. 

^226.  PASQUIN  (Anthony).     The  Children  of  Thespis:  a  Poem. 

12 mo,  caff.  Loud.  1792. 

2227.  [PASSxEUS  (Crispin  de)].     Academia,  sive  Specvlvm  Vitro 

Scholasticae.    Oblong- 4to,  c^///",-  very  rare;  fine  iynpr^ssions. 

^  Traj.-Batav.  'C.  Fassan,  1612. 
This  rare  volume  has  been  in  the  collections  of  Henry  White  and  Robert 
Sou  they.     It  contains  16  Engravings,  representing  College  Life  and  Amuse- 
ments.    Courtois,  14  fr. 

2228.  PASS^ITS  (Crispin  de).     Hortus  Floridus  in  quo  rariorum  et 

minus  vulgarium  florum,  Icones  ad  vivam  veramque  forraam 
accuratissime  delineata?,  Et  secundum  quatuor  anni  tcmpora 
divisa3  exhibentur,  incredibili  labore  ac  diligentise  Crispini 
Passfei,  junioris  delineatae  ac  suum  in  ordine  redacta. 
Fine  Plates.     Oblong  folio,  caff.  Arnhemii,  1624. 

2229.  PASSxEUS   (Crispin).      Altera   Pars  Hortus  Floridus.     120 

Plates  of  Flowers  and  Fruits.     Oblong  folio,  hcdf  calf. 

1600. 

2230.  PASS  (Crispin  de).     Miroer  des  ffiuvres  d  I'excellent  poete 

Virgile.  A  Series  of  24  Plates  illustrative  of  Virgil, 
mounted  in  a  4to  volume,  vellum.  [1612.] 

2231.  3|aSSlO  Homtni  nOStrf  S^SU  (HlWXSii,  ex  Euangelistamm 

textu  quam  accuratissime  deprompta,  additis   sanctissimis 

exquissitissimisque  figuris.     25   large  loood  cuts.     JJlacfe 

JLtiiZX.     Folio,  ]ialf  bound.  Argentorati,  1508. 

The  wood  cuts  in  this  rare  volume  occupy  the  entire  page,  and,  according 

to  a  notice  within  the  book,  are  by  Van  Clour  (''  trh  habile  et  d'un  gout  extra- 

ordiniiire'' — Christ),  an  old  Master,  whose  works  are  highly  esteemed ;  but 

according  to  Brunet.  by  Urse  Graf.    See  Brunet,  iv.,  p.  421.     Bartsch,  vii., 

p.  456,  and  Bryan's  Dictionary. 

2233.  ^clSStO  tUtftlttf  ruz  pulcerrimis  Sacre  pagine  professor 
expositionibus.  Sm.  Svo,  original  binding.,  loooden  boards., 
clasp.     JJIacfe  JitiitX.  ISfurnberg.,  P.  Waqner,  1495. 

PASSIONS  (The)  PERSONIFIED  in  Familiar  Fables. 
[Plates  bg  J.  Miller:]     Impl.  Svo,  calf.  Lond.  n.  d. 

PATAROL  (Laur.)  Series  Augustorum  Augustarum,  Csesar- 
um  et  Tyrannorum  Omnium,  Tam  in  Oriente,  quam  in  Oc- 
cidente,  i^C.  J.  Csesare  ad  Carolum  VI.,  etc.  Numerous 
Plates  of  Coins  and  Medcds.    %\o,'vellum.    Yenetiis,  1740. 

2236.  PATERSON  (James).     History  of  the  County  of  Ayr,  with 

a  Genealogical  Account  of  the  Families  of  Ayrshire.  2  vols, 
impl.  Svo,  in  1.      Half  morocco.  ^^'J^'i  1847. 

2237.  .     Another  copy  of  vol.  1.     Impl.  Svo,  cloth. 

Ayr,  1847. 
23 


y 


178  PAYXK 

/.2S^2-2'iS.  PATERSON  (James).     Origin  of  the  Scots  and  the  Scottish 

Language.     8vo,  cl.  Edinh.  1855. 

Ji-,iyo  2239.  PATINUS    (Carohis).      Iraperatorum    Romanorum    Numis- 

mata,  Ex  tere  mediaj  et  minimae  forma?,  descripta.    Platen. 

Folio,  vellwn.  Argentinre,  S.  Pauli,  1671. 

J(^  2240.  PATON  (Jolm).     A  Collection  of  Original  Songs  and  Poems. 

12mo.  Peith,  1841. 

4',«^^2241.  PATON    (J.)      The  Dowie    Dens    o'  Yarrow,    Illustrated. 

Folio,  cloth. 

For  the  Members  of  the  Royal  Association  for  the  Promo- 
tion of  the  Fine  Arts  in  Scotland,  1860. 
J^  2242.  PATTERSON  (John).     Memoir  of  Joseph   Train,  the  Anti- 
quarian Correspondent  of  Sir  Walter  Scott.     12mo,  cl. 

Glasr/ov\  1857. 

^■,^#^243.  PAULFREYMAN  (Thomas).     TmoViiB.     JJlack  ILttUV. 

/'%,<»  12mo,  no  title.  London.,  R.  Tottyl,  1575. 

Under  Palfreyman,  Lowndes  gives  a  list  of  this  author's  works,  but  nothing 

of  this  date. 

J-0  2244.  PAYNE  &  FOSS'  CATALOGUE  OF  BOOKS.     8vo,  half 

ruHsia.  Jjond.  1822. 

JO  2245.  PAYNE  (William).     The  Unlawfulness  of  Stretching  forth 

the  Hand  to  Resist  or  Murder  Princes,  with  the  Principal 

Cases  about  Resistance,  Considered,  in  two  Sermons.     4to, 

Land.  1683. 
J,^0  2246.  PEDEN.     Some  Remarkable  Passages  in  the  Life  and  Death 
of  Alexander  Peden.     \2mo,  half  calf      Pittsburgh,  1815. 
/,         2247.  PEEL.     Description  of  the   Banquet   given  to   Sir   Robeit 
Peel,  at  Glasgow.     4to,  bds.  Glasgow,  1837. 

^jrT248.  PEEL  (Sir  R.)     Speech  at  Glasgow.     12mo.        Zond.  1831. 
/,         2249.  PEELE.     Merrie  Conceited  lests  of  George  Peele,  Gentle- 
man, sometime  Stvdent  in  Oxford.     4to,  cloth. 

Pond.  repr.  1809. 
^.^O  2250.  PEERAGE  OF  SCOTLAND.     8vo,  calf  Lond.  1767. 

J7?  2251.  .     Another  edition.     12mo,  cloth.  Edinh.  1834. 

Z./*^  2252.  PEGG  (Wm.)     Studies  of  Flowers  from  Natnre.      Coloured 

Plates.     4to,  cloth.  Pond.  1835. 

J2,y^225Z.  PEGGE  (Samuel),     An  Essay  on  the  Coins  of  Cunobelin. 

Plates.     4to,  calf.  Lond.  1766. 

/,2«r^254.  P[EIGNOT]    (G.)     Essai     Historique   snr  la   Lithographic. 

8vo,  cedf  Peer  is,  1819. 

^,        2255.  PENDRAGON ;     OR,    THE    CARPET    KNIGHT,     his 

Kaleudar  (by  Phillips?),     \2n\o, half  russia.     Lond.  1698. 

"  A  Poem  in  liudibrastic  measure,  intended  as  a  Satire  on  Sir  Roger 

I'Estrange.     Bibl.  Ang.  Poet.,  lOs.  6t/." — Lownd&s. 

S(?  2256.  PENN  (Wm.)     No  Cross,  No  Crown.     Parts  1  and  2.     6th 
Edition.     8vo,  calf  Publin,  1700-1. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


179 


^-^2258. 
2259. 


^0    2260. 
TO   2201. 

2262. 

2263. 


2264. 

2266. 
S7>  2267, 

^•^^226  8, 


2269 


2<^270 


PENNAXT  (Thos.)  Tour  in  S(!Otland.  [Fifth  Edition; 
corrected,  with  additions,  by  Dahyniple.]  3  vols.  4to, 
calf.  Lond.  1790. 

PENNANT.  History  of  the  Parishes  of  Wbiteford  and 
Holywell.     11  plutes.     Ato,  half  russia.  Load.  1796. 

PENNECUIK  (Alex.)  Works ;  containing  the  Description 
of  Tweeddale,  and  Miscellaneous  Poems.  A  New  Edition, 
with  copious  Notes,  forming  a  complete  Histoiy  of  the 
Country  to  the  present  Time.'    8vo,  half  calf. 

Zeit/i,  181.T. 

PENNINGTON  (Lady).     Letters.     12mo.  Zond.  1807. 

PENNINGTON  (Rev.  M.)  Memoirs  of  the  Life  of  Mrs. 
Eliz.  Carter  and  her  Poems.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf. 

Zond.  18C8. 

PENNSYLVANIA.  Continuation  of  the  Account  of  the 
Pennsylvania  Hospital.     4to.     Z'hiladeljjhia,  Printed  by 

B.  Franklin  tk  D.  Hall,  1761. 

PENNSYLVANIA   EVENING  POST.     Published  every 

Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday.     Vol.  3  and  4.     Nos. 

409  to  560.     Oct.  11,  1777,  to  Dec.  28,  1778.     4to,  half 

bound.  1777-78. 

This  rare  Newspaper  was  published  in  Philadelphia  during  its  occupation 

by  the  British  troops. 

PENNSYLVANIA    GAZETTE    (The).      Containing    the 

freshest  Advices,  Foreign  and  Domestick.     Folio. 

Printed  by  B.  Franklin,  1737-8. 
PEN  WARE   (John).    Contemplation.     A  Poem,  etc.    12mo, 

calf.  Zond.  1807. 

PERCY'S     ANECDOTES    OF    BENEFICENCE    AND 

EXILE.     18mo,  calf  N'.  T.  1821. 

PERCY.     Illustrations  to  the  Percy  Anecdotes,   on  India 

Paper.     4to,  half  calf  . 

These  are  the  proof  impressions  to  the   edition  of  Percy's  Anecdotes 
published  in  20  volumes. 

[PERCY  (Bp.  Thos.)]  Reliques  of  Ancient  English  Poetry, 
consisting  of  Old  Heroic  Ballads,  Songs,  and  other  Pieces 
of  our  earlier  Poets  (chiefly  of  the  Lyric  Kind),  together 
with  some  few  of  later  Date.     3  vols,  small  8vo,  calf. 

Zond.  1765. 
This  first  edition  has  some  Poems  not  included  in  the  others.     Roxburghe, 

£1  lis.  M.;  Gough,  £1  13s.  M. 

PERCY  (Thomas).  Reliques  of  Ancient  English  Poetry, 
consisting  of  Old  Heroic  Ballads,  Songs,  etc.  8vo,  yreen 
tnorocco,  yilt  edges.  IjOnd.  1839. 

"  The  first  time,  too,  I  could  scrape  a  few  shillings  together,  I  bought 

unto  myself  a  copy  of  those  beloved  volumes." — Sir  W.  Scott. 

.  PERCY.     Ancient  Ballads;    Selected  from  Percy's  Collec- 
tion, with  Notes  and  Plates.     12mo.  Zond.  1807. 


o> 


6: 


X80  PETERS. 

//2/  2271.  PERFECT  AND  COMPLEAT  BEL-MAN:  or  the  Bel- 
man's  Diurual.  Being  above  an  Huudred  Stanza's  For 
Festival^  and  other  Common  Days,  etc.     8vo,  half  calf. 

Loud.  1666. 

This  edition  has  escaped  the  researches  of  Lowndes.  See  Lowndes,  vol. 
i.,  p.  152. 

2272.  PERISTROMATA    TURCICA   sive   Dissertatio  Emblema- 

tica,  Pra?sentem  Europte  Statum  Ingeniosis  Coloribus  Rep- 

raesentans.     4to,  vellum.  1639. 

^2273.  PERISTROMATA  TURCICA  sive  Dissertatio  Emblematica, 

Prtesentem   Europa?  Statum  Ingeniosis  Coloribus  Reprte- 

sentans.     4to,  toicut.  Lutet.  Paris,  s.  a. 

JZ,  2274.  PERKINS  (William).     A  Discovrse  of  the  Damned  Art  of 

Witchcraft ;  so  farre  forth  as  it  is  reuealed  in  the  Scriptures, 

etc.     12mo,  calf.  Cambridge,  1608. 

The  author  was  a  distinguished  Puritan  Divine.     Lowndes  does  not  quote 

this  edition. 

J,  2275.  [PERRAULT  (Charles)].     Le  Cabinet  des  beaux  Arts,  ou  Re- 

cueil  d'Estainpes  gravees  d'apres  les  Tableaux  d'un  pla- 
fond, ou  les  beaux-Arts  sont  representes.  Avec  I'explica- 
tion  de  ces  memes  Tableaux.     Oblong  4to,  morocco. 

\^Paris\  1690. 
/  2276.  PERRET  (Estienne).     XXV.  Fables  des  Animaux,  vray  mi- 

roir  exemplaire,  par  leqvel  tovte  personne  raisonnable 
pourra  voir  ...  la  conformite  et  vray  similitude  de  la  per- 
sonne ignorante  aux  animaux  et  bestes  brutes.  Folio,  half 
calf;  most  rare.  DelflQW. 

/  0,  2277.  PERSIAN  MANUSCRIPT.  The  Shah  Namah ;  a  Celebrated 
Heroic  Poem  on  the  Conquests  of  the  Ancient  Persian 
Kings.     Folio,  old  morocco. 

This  beautiful  volume  includes  very  numerous  and  singular  illuminated 
Illustrations,  by  Persian  artists,  somewhat  in  the  style  of  the  Old  Missals, 
but  having  the  peculiar  perspective  of  the  country.  It  is  a  unique  and 
curious  volume. 

S7        2278.  PERTH.      Miscellanea    Perthensis,    1801.      Plate.      12mo, 
sheep.  Perth,  1801. 

/^,         2279.  PETERS  (Hugh).     A   Dying  Father's   Last  Legacy  to   an 
Only  Child  ;  or  Mr.  Hugh  Peters's  Advice  to  his  Daughter, 
written  by  his  own  Hand,  etc.     18mo,  calf;  wood  cat  Por- 
trait. Boston,  B.  Green,  1717. 
3,  SV  2280.  PETERS.     An   Historical    and   Critical   Account   of  Hugh 
Peters,  after  the  Manner  of  Mr.  Bayle.     Portrait.     4to, 
y                          half  morocco.  Bond.  1751. 
O,         2281.  PETERS  (Saml.)     A  General  History  of  Connecticut  from  its 
first  Settlement,  etc.     To  which  is  added  a  Supplement. 
8  Plates.     12nio.     Scarce.                         New  Haven,  1829. 
"          2282.  [PETITOT   (E.  A.)]      Descrizione  delli  Feste  Celebrate  in 
Parma  I'anno  1 769,  per  li  Auguste  Nozze  di  sua  Altezza 


PETTIGREW. 


181 


Reale  I'infonte  Don  Fenijindo  colla  Reale  Arcliiduchessa 
Maria  Ainalia.     Impl.  folio,  half  russla.  Parma^  s.  a. 

A  copy  of  this  maguiticent  work  sold,  at  the  Duke  D'Aumont's  sale,  for 

102  francs,  aud  at  Tellier's,  for  160  francs.     The  letter-press  is  in  Italian 

and  French. 

"2^83.  PETITY  (Abbe  de).  Etrennes  Francoises  dediees  a  la  ville 
de  Paris  pour  I'annee  Jubilaire  du  Regne  de  Louis  le 
Bien-Aime.  Fine  plates.  Rl.  8vo,  calf.  "  Paris.,  1766. 
2284.  PETRASANCTA.  De  Symbolis  Heroicis  libri  ix. ;  avctore 
Silvestro  Petrasancta  Romano,  e  Soc.  Jesv.  290  Plates. 
4to,  blue  morocco  extra;  fine  copy. 

Antverpia?  Ex  officlna  Plantiniana  Balthasarls  Moretl-, 

1634. 
.     Aliud  Exemplar.     4to,  calf  Idem.,  1634. 

.     Aliud  Exemplar.      4to,  vellain.  Idem.,  1634. 

The  designs  are  by  Rubens  ;  tlie  engravings,  by  Tli.  Gale. 

PETRONJ.  Napoleonide  di  Stefano  Egidio  Petronj.  Plates. 
4to,  half  russla.  Xajjoli,  1809. 

PETTICOAT  LOOSE.  A  Fragmentary  Tale  of  the  Castle. 
Plates  by  Rowlandson.     4to.  Lond.  1812. 

PETTIGREW  (Thos.  J.)  Bibliotheca  Sussexiana.  A  De- 
scriptive Catalogue,  accompanied  by  historical  and  biblio- 
graphical Notices  of  the  Manuscripts  and  printed  Books 
contained  in  the  Library  of  his  Royal  Highness  the  Duke 
of  Sussex.     Parts  1  and  2,  in  1  vol.  impl.  8vo,  calf. 

Lond.  182Y. 
Part  1  contains  the  MSS  ;  Part  2,  printed  editions  of  the  Holy  Scriptures. 

PPEIFFERL'S    (Aug.)      Critica    Sacra   de    Sacri   Codicis. 

12 mo,  half  vellum.  Altorfil  Noricor.  1751. 

PHAEDRI  AUG.   lABERTI  FABULARUM    ^SOPIA- 

RUM  libri  V.  Notis  illustravit  in  usum  principis  Nassavii 
D.  Hoogstratanus :  accedunt  duo  indices.  18  Plates.  4to, 
morocco  extra.  Amstelcedami,  ITalmi,  1701. 

Contains  108  beautifully  engraved  embellishments  by  Vianer.  This  edi- 
tion was  printed  for  the  use  of  William  of  Nassau. 

"  Edition  fort  soignee  sans  le  rapport  de  la  metrique,  et  contenant  iin  bon 
choix  de  notes  ;  mais  ce  qui  la  recommande  particulierement  ce  sont  les  belles 
gravures." — Brunei.    See  also  ^sop. 

PHARMACOPCEIA  IN  ITSUM  NASOCOMII  a  Thoma 
Guy,  Armigero,  A.  D.  mdccxxi.  Fundati.  12rao,  blue  mo- 
rocco. Lond.  1818. 

PHILADELPHIA,  or  Brotherly  Love  to  the  Studious  in  the 
Hermetick  Art.     18mo,  old  blue  morocco. 

Printed  by  T.  Soide  at  the  Crooked  Billet,  1694. 

[PHILES  (Geo.  P.)]  The  Philobiblion.  A  Monthly  Biblio- 
graphical Journal.     Nos.  1  to  18.  N.  Y.  1862-3. 

PHILIPS  (Ambrose).     Pastorals.     12mo,  c/".       Udinb.  \76d. 

This  author  obtained  the  sobriquet  of  Xamby  Pamby  Philips.      See  Ad- 
dison's Works,  vi.,  p.  696;  Bohn's  Ed. 


/6 


182  PIC  ART. 

^J^2296.  PHILLIPS  (Chas.)  Tlie  Emerald  Isle.  A  Poem.  18mo, 
cf.  N.  Y.  1813. 

!l,J~(}    2297.  PHILLIPS  (Hy.)     Floral  Emblems,  or  a  Guide  to  the  Lan- 
guage of  Flowers.      CoVd  Plates.     Svo,  cl.       Xond.  IS'SI. 
/.  2298.  PHILIPS.     Catalogue  of  the  Valuable,  Extensive,  and  Well 

Chosen  Library  of  J.  L.  Philips,  Esq.     Prices  and  names. 
8vo,  half  bound.  3IancJieste)\  1814. 

PHILOSOPHICAL   DICTIONARY.      4   vols.     See   [Swe- 
diaur  (Dr.  F.)] 
2299.  PHILOTHEUS.     Philothei  Symbola  Christiana  Quibus  idea 
hominis  Christiani  Exprimitur.     100  circular  plates.     12  mo. 
Francofurti,  J.  B.  Zxihrod,  1677. 

/,  J/^2300. .     Idem,  Editio  Altera.     12nio,  half  calf. 

Liigd.  Bat.  1682. 

/         2301.  PHCENIX  (The).     MS.  Title  to  a  Collection  of  30   Plates. 

r2mo,  red  morocco^  gilt.  1847. 

j>^         2302.  PHYSICAL  AND  ETHICAL  Theatre  of  Egyptian,  Grecian, 

and  Koman  Emblems  of  all  the  Virtues,  Vices,  Inclinations, 

Actions,  Passions,  Arts,  Doctrines,  etc.    317  Plates.    2  vols. 

4to,  hcdf  russia.  I^elft.,  1 726. 

The  above  is  Mi-.  Allan's  MS.  Title  to  a  Collection  of  Emblems  arranged 

by  himself,  and  neatly  mounted  in  2  vols.  4to. 

'.tT^  2303.  PHYSIOGNOMICAL  POPvTRAITS.  One  Hundred  Dis- 
tinguished Characters, fiom  undoubted  Originals,  Engraved 
in  the  Line  Manner  by  the  most  Eminent  British  Artists. 
2  vols.  4to,  half  morocco.  Bond.  1824. 

The  Engravings  are  by  Finden,  Scott.  Wedgewood,  etc.     "With  Memoirs 
in  French  and  English. 

Jl?  2304.  PICAPvT.  A  Collection  of  the  Works  of  Bernard  Picart, 
Avith  some  by  other  artists.  "46  Plates.  Oblong  4to,  calf. 
/,  Jl?  2305.  PICART  LE  ROMAIN  (Etienne).  Images  des  Heros  et 
des  Grands  Ilommes  de  I'Antiquite,  Dessinees  sur  des 
Medailles,  des  Pierres  antiques  et  autres  anciens  Monu- 
mens,  par  Jean  Ange  Canini.  Graves  par  Picart  le  Romain 
avec  observations,  etc.     117  Plates.     4to,  calf. 

Amsterdam,  1731. 
The  text  is  in  Italian  and  French ;  the  translation  by  Chevrieres. 
"  Belle  edition." — Brunet. 

t-2306.  PICKEN  (Ebenezer).  Miscellaneous  Poems,  Songs,  etc. 
Partly  in  the  Scottish  Dialect,  with  a  Copious  Glossary. 
2  vols.  18mo,  half  cf  Edinb.  1813. 

»^^  2307.  PICTON.  The  Trial  of  Thomas  Picton,  late  Governor  of 
Trinidad,  etc.,  for  inflicting  the  Torture  on  Louisa  Calderon, 
by  Susponding  her  by  the  Wrist  to  the  Ceiling,  Avithout 
any  resting  ])lace  except  a  Sharp  Spike  for  her  Toe.  Tried 
at   Westminster  .  .  .  Feb.    24,    1806,   and   found    Guilty. 


9- 


6. 


/s 


PINKERTON.  183 

Taken  in  Short-hand  by  Pierre  F.  McCaUum,  Esq.     8vo, 
pp.  36.  "  Lo)}d.  [180G]. 

J^2308.  PIERIO  (Christano).  Christvs  Crveifixvs:  Carmen  Cothv- 
natvm  eatastrophicumq,  etc.  A  Rare  Poem  in  Latin  and 
German.     12nio,  half  ccdf. 

Franooforti  ad  Moenvm^  1576. 
;^»nr309.  PIGAULT  LEBRUX.     The  History  of  a  Dog.     1 2mo,  sheqx 

Land.  1804. 
PILGRIMAGE   (A)  to   the   Land  of  Burns.     See    [AinsHe 
(Hew.)] 
2310.  PILKINGTON   (Matthew).     The  Gentleman's  and  Connois- 
seur's Dictionary  of  Painters.     4to,  cf.  Lond.  1798. 

r<^2311.  .     Same,     New  edition,  Avith  considerable  alterations, 

additions,  etc.,  by  Hy.  Fuseli,  R.  A.     4to,  russia  extra. 

Lond.  1805, 
5^2312.  PIXADELLO    (Joanne).      Dom    Invicti   Qvinarii   Nvmeri 
Series,  etc.     16  Portraits  of  Popes.     4to,  vellum. 

Roma,  1589. 

^.^13,  PLN'CH  (A)    OF  SNUFF.      By  Dean  Snift.      12mo,  half 

■morocco.  Lond.  1840. 

2314.  PINELLI  (Bart.)     Raccolta  di  Cinquanta  Costurai  Pittores* 

chi.     50  EtcMiu/s.     4to,  half  cf  Poma,  1809. 

Contains  50  spirited  Etchings  of  Italian  Costume,  Manners,  Pursuits,  etc. 
Pinelli's  masterly  productions  are  appreciated  for  tlie  freedom  and  force 
witli  which  they  are  executed,  and  particularly  for  the  taste  displayed  in 
the  figures. 

2315.  PINGOXHTS  (Philibert).      Sindon  EvangelicsB  accesserunt 

Hymni  aliquot,  Insignis  Bulla  Pontificia.  Fine  Plates;  rare 
and  curious.     4to,  calf  gilt  edges. 

Augustm  Taurinoriim,  1581. 

2316.  PINKERTON  (John).     An  Essay  on  Medals,  or  an  Intro- 

duction to  the  Knowledge  of  Ancient  and  Modern  Coins 
and  Medals,  especially  those  of  Greece,  Rome,  and  Britain. 
Sd  Edition,  much  enlarged.     2  vols.  8vo,  half  ccdf. 

Lond.  1808. 

"  Shows  a  mind  replete  with  a  variety  of  knowledge." — Gibbon. 

?*^~231 7.  PINKERTON   (John).     Iconographia  Scotica;  or  Portraits 

of  Illustrious  Persons  of  Scotland,  engraved  from  the  most 

Authentic  Paintings,  with  short  Biographical  Notices,  etc. 

63  Portraits.     Impl.  8vo,  n^s^'a.  Lond.  11^1. 

TO  2318.  PINKERTON  (John).     The  Scotish  Gallery ;  or  Portraits  of 

Eminent  Persons  of  Scotland,  many  of  them  after  Pictures 

by  the  celebrated  Jameson,  at  Taymouth,  and  other  Places, 

with  brief  Accounts  of  the  Characters  represented,  and  an 

.  ,  Introduction   on   the  Rise   and   Progress    of  Painting  in 

Scotland.     Large  Paper.,  Mo.,  half  morocco.     Lond.  11*^9 . 

Sir  M.  M.  Sykes's  copy  sold  for  £2  8s.  M. 


1S4  PLATTE. 

^^       2319.  PINKERTON  (John).    Scotish  Poetry  reprinted  from  Scarce 
Editions.     3vols.  post  8vo,  ew/f.        '  Z/Oncl  M92. 

For  Contents,  see  Bohn's  Lovs'ndes,  p.  1871. 
Bindlej's  copy,  £1  lOs.  Of?. 

PIOZZI  (Hester  Lynch).  Anecdotes  of  the  late  Samuel 
Johnson,  LL.D.,  during  the  last  20  years  of  his  Life,  with 
many  other  Anecdotes  inserted.     12mo,  bcis.  vncut. 

Lond.  1786. 
Isaac  Reed's  copy,  with  his  Autograph. 

/,  y»r^321.  .     The  same.     New  Edition.     \2\\\oJudf  txdf. 

^  Lond.  1822. 

3y,  ^0  2322.  PIOZZI  (Mrs.)     Love-Letters  of  Mrs.  Piozzi,  written  when 

She  was  Eighty,  to  William  Augustus  Conway.    Inlaid  in 

folio.,  and  Illustrated  icith  an  Original  I}rawi)i(/,  by  Fuseli^ 

and  34  Portraits  and  Plates.,  including  some  fine  Proofs^ 

and  Five  Atitogra^yh  Letters  by  Mrs.  Piozzi.,  3Ir.  Comcay, 

etc.,  and  some  Cuttings  from  N^eicspapers.    Half  morocco^ 

gilt  edges.  Lond.  1843. 

On  page  15  is  the  Signature  of  Robert  Balmanno,  who  sent  these  Letters 

to  England  for  publication. 

^y^  ^2323.  PIOZZIANA  ;  or  Recollections  of  the  Late  Mrs.  Piozzi,  mth 
Remarks.     12mo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1838. 

J,  ^i_2324.  [PITTIS  (W.)]     Life  and  Letters  of  Dr.  Radcliffe.   A:th  Edi- 
tion.    Svo,  half  calf  Lond.  173G. 
"  This  book  is  scarce,  and  is  of  so  interesting  and  amusing  a  character, 
that  we  should  be  doing  a  service  to  our  readers  lay  making  a  selection  of  the 
more  remarkable  anecdotes,  which  it  contains  in  great  abundance." — Rdro- 
spectiie  Rtvieiv,  vol.  vi.,  where  17  pages  are  devoted  to  Dr.  Radcliffe. 

3,,  2325.  PITTONI  (D.  Batt\)     Imprese  di  Diversi  Principi,  Dvchi, 

Signori,  ed'   altri  personaggi,   et   Hvomini   Illvstri,  Libro 
Second o.     4to,  calf  Venetia,  1566. 

^  2326.  PITTURA.     ACollectiouof  Allegorical  Figures.     18  Plates, 

'  after  the  Great  Masters.     4to,  half  calf.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

^,  SV  2327.  PLANS  FOR  GENTLEMEN'S  LIBRARIES,  Avith  Remarks 
on  tlieir  Formation  and  Arrangement,  Book  Binding, 
Catalogues,  <fcc.     S\o.,  red  morocco,  gilt.  Lond.  n.  A. 

Jl,  xTO    2328.  PLATTE  (Hugh).    The  Jewell  House  of  Art  and  Nature. 
Conteining  diners  rare  and  profitable  Inuentions,  together 
M'ith  Sundry  new  experimentes  in  the  Art  of  Husbandry, 
Distillation,  and  Moulding,  etc.    Wood  cuts.     4to,  blue  mo- 
rocco ;  curious  and  rare.  Lond.  P.  Short.,  1594. 
The  most  important  of  the  works  of  this  voluminous  writer,  respecting 
which,  see  Bigby's  Visions  of  the  Times  of  Old.     Harte  says  :  "  He  was  the 
most  ingenious  husbandman  of  the  age." 

Sd  2329.  PLEASING     MELANCHOLY ;    or    a    Walk    among   the 

Tombs,  with  Epitaphs,  &c.     12mo,  cf  Lond.  1793. 

/  S'O  2330.  PLEASURES  OF  A  SINGLE   LIFE ;  or  the  Miseries  of 

Matrimony.     12 mo,  calf  gilt.  Lond.  n.  d. 


POEMS.  185 

2331.  PLINII  SECITXDI  VEROXEXSIS  historise  naturalis,  Libri 

XXXVII.     Folio,  ve/lum/  fine  copi/. 

Venetiis,  Jfelchior  Sessarn,  1513. 
Oae  of  the  '•  Cat  and  Mouse"  Books.     See  Dibdin. 

PLINIUS  SECUXDUS.     See  Victor  (Aurelius). 

2332.  POCKET  EXCYCLOPEDIAofScottish,En£rlish,  and  Irish 

Songs,  with  Xotes.     2  vols.  12mo,  calf.        Glasgow,  1816. 

?er'2333.  POEMS    FROM    THE    DAXISH.     Edited  by  Feldburg. 

ISmo.  •  Phil.  1816. 

2334.  POEMS  OX  THE  ABOLITIOX  OF  THE  SLAVE  TRADE. 

Written  by  James  Montgomery,  James  Grahame,  and 
E.  Benger,  Embellished  toith  Engramngs  from  pictures 
painted  by  R.  Smirke.,  Esq..,  R.  A.     4to,  halfrussia. 

"  Land.  1809. 

2335.  POEMS.     Beggar's  Daughter,   Children   in  the  Wood,   and 

Burns'  Address  to  the  Deil  and  Tarn  o'  Shanter.     All  illus- 

^  trated.     In  1  vol.  12mo,  half  cf.  n.  d. 

'  ^  2336.  POEMS.  Letters  of  Simkin  the  Second.  David  Sillar's 
Poems:  Kilmarnock,  1789.  Poems  on  Several  Occasions, 
by  John  Bennett,  a  Journeyman  Shoemaker,  1774.  3  vols, 
in  1.     Svo.,  hcdf  calf  v.  d. 

2337.  POEMS.  Somerville's  Chase;  Bid^ner's  edition,  1796. 
Maurice's  Grove  Hill,  1  799.  Goldsmith  &  Parnell's  Poems, 
1795.  3  vols,  in  1.  Ilbistratedby  additional  Proof  Etch- 
ings, and  variations.  From  3 fr.  Baker's  Collection.  4to, 
calf  extrc(,  gilt  edges.,  by  Hering.  Land.  1795-99. 

S-0  2338.  POEMS  AXD  PICTURES:  a  Collection  of  Ballads,  Songs, 
and  other  Poems.  With  100  Illustrations  on  Wood,  by 
English  Artists.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  Javies  Burns.,  1 846. 

^«^339.  POETIC  ALBUM;  containing  the  Beggar's  Daughter, 
Burns'  Address  to  the  Deil,  etc.;  illustrated.  12mo,  roan., 
gilt.  Lond.  1832,  etc. 

S~0  2340.  POETICAL  MAGAZINE,  OR  TE:MPLE  OF  THE  MUSES. 
2  vols.  12 mo,  calf.  Lond.  1804. 

2341.  POETICAL  SELECTIONS.  A  Large  Collection  of  News- 
paper and  Magazine  Cuttings.     In  folio,  calf. 

2342.  POETIC  GARLAXD  (The).  Sacred  to  Virtue  and  Hu- 
manity,    ^plates.     18mo,  ca//".  Zo?z(?.  1806. 

2343.  POETIC  REMAIXS  OF  SOME  OF  THE  SCOTISH 
KIXGS.  Xow  first  collected  by  George  Chalmers,  Esq. 
12mo,  calf  extra.  Lond.  1824. 

2344.  POETRY  OF  BIRDS  ;  selected  from  Various  Authors,  with 
Coloured  Illustrations.     4to.  Liverpool.,  1833. 

2345.  POETRY  OF  X^'ATURE ;  comprising  a  Selection  of  the 
Most  Sublime  and  Beautiful,  from  the  Works  of  the  Cale- 
donian Bards.     4to,  calf.  Lond.  (1789). 

24 


Sy'^ 


ISG  POPE. 

S^O  -'346.     POETRY  ;  Original  and  Selectel.     12nio,  i^heep. 

Glasf/(m\  u.  d. 
Includes  Verses  on  General  Washington. 

^V  2.347.  POLITICAL   AXD   8ATYRICAL    HISTORY   OF   THE 

'  YEARS  1756-1759;  in   a  Series  of  100  Humourous  and 

Entertaining  Prints.     12 mo,  calf.  Land.  n.  d. 

These  relate  to  the  Bute  Administration. 

.2348.  POLLOK  (Rob.)     The  Course  of  Time.     12mo,  ^-t^-s-. 

Edlnh.  1828. 

^J^2349.  POLITICAL    LECTURE    OX    HEADS;    with    24  Cuts. 
8vo.  Lond.  1820. 

jUy^S'O    2350.  POLIPHHjO.     Le  Tableau  des  riches  inventions,  couuertes 
'  '  du  A'oile  des  feintes  Amoureuses  qui  sont  representees  dans 

le  Songe  de  Polii)hile  Desvoilles  des  ombres  du  Songe  et 
subtileraent  exposees  par  Beroalde  [de  Yerville].  4to,  (jreen 
mororco  extra.  I'aris,  1600. 

Dibdin  mentions  this  book  in  his  Decameron,  and  Pappilon  says  the  de- 
signs were  done  by  Raphael.     Tliey  are  very  spirited.     See  folio  68. 

j^^  2351.  POLITICAL  TRACTS.     A  Collection  of  22  Pieces,  by  W. 

Hone,    and    others ;    partly  relating    to    Queen   Caroline. 

8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1819,  etc. 

y,  2352.  POLYANTHEA;    a  Collection   of  Interesting  Fragments. 

63  Plates.     4to,  russia. 
xT,  2353.  POLYGRAPHIA  CURIOSA.     The  Book  of  Initial  Letters 

and  Ancient  Alphabets.     Printed  in    f/old  a)id  colou)'.<i. 

4to,  red  morocco.  Lond.  n.  d. 

^^  2354.  POMPADOUR.      Suite  d'Estampes  Gravees  Par  Madam  la 

Marquise  de  Pompadour  d'Apres  les  Pierres  gravees  de 

Guay  Graveur  du  Roy,     70  Plates.     4to,  calf.        s.  1.  s.  a. 
A  2^/^2355.  POMPONIUS  LAETIUS.     Opera   Pomponii   Laeti   Varia. 

Qvorvm  catalogogvm  in  seqventi  reperies  pagella. 

MogvntifB,  m.d.xxi. 

j-0  2356.  POMPONIUS  MELA,   rfte  ZWqvU  Of  ^ompouius 
iilclci  Contcrnlitfle  the  Situation  of  the  as^orlti, 

translated  into  Englyshe  by  Arthur  Golding.  jjJlacU 
Setter.     4to,  half  calf;  rare. 

Lond.  for  Th.  Hacket,  1585. 
The   first  English  translation:  unfortunately   wants   all  after  page   90. 
B-iglit's  Copy,  £1  lis.  Orf. 

n  2357.  POXTAXUS  (J.  I.)     Rerum   et  L"^rbis   Amstelodamensiura 

*  Historia,  etc.     Fine  plates.     Folio,  fa//!  Amst.  \Q\\. 

-^  2358.  POPE  (Alexander).   The  Rapeof  theLock  :  an  Heroi-Comical 

Poem,  adorned  with  Plates.     8vo,  inlaid  in  royal  ito,  and 

/  (J^  ff"^  ilhiatrated  with  89  Plates  inse7'ted,  including  a  very  clever 

t  origincd    Dravring,   by  Lady    Sicsan    North.,    which    oris 

drawn  for  this  copy.    Many  of  thf  plates  are  proofs.     Ato, 

green  morocco  extra,  rirhly  tooled  inside    and  oat,  satin. 

linings,  cCv.,  by  Tarrant.  "  Lond.  1801. 


PORTRAITS.  J  87 

S-O  :.':i59.  POPE  (Alex.)  The  Rape  of  the  Lock:  an  Heroi-Comical 
Poem,  adorn'd  with  Plates  [by  Bartolozzi],  and  a  large 
additional  member  inserted.     8vo,  morocco^  gilt  edges. 

Land.  Benshy,  1798. 

2360.  .     Another  Edition.      Plates  by  Bartolozzi.      12mo, 

/  c"{f-  Bond.  1801. 

<?  2^2361.  POPE  (A.)    Works,  with  Xotes.     12mo,  e^.  Bond.  n.  A. 

S'O  2362.  POPERY.     A  Third    Collection    of  the  Newest   and  Most 

Ingenious  Poems,  Satyrs,  Songs,  etc.,  against  Popery  and 

Tyranny,  Relating  to  the  Times.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Bond.  1689. 
Also  six  other  pieces  in  the  volume,  from  Judge  Furman's  Library. 

2363.  PORCACCHI  (Thomaso).    Funerali  Antichi  di  diuersi  Popoli 

et  Xatioui.      6'o«  le  Figure  in  Rame  de  Girolamo  Porro. 

Folio,  morocco  extra.  Venetia,  1591. 

"  Ouvrage  recherche  a  cause  des  24  gravures  dont  il  est  orne." — Brunei. 

^j-^2364.  PORDON  (E.  A.)     Coeur  de  Lion ;  or  the  Third  Crusade:  a 

Poem.     2  vols.  8vo,  cf.  Bond.  1822. 

g^2365.  PORDOX  (E.  A.)    The  Veils ;  or  the  Triumph  of  Constancy  : 

5  .-^  a  Poem.     8vo,  cf.  Bond.  ISl'o. 

'fSifU  2366.  PORTA  (.Jo.  Baptista).     La  Physionomie  Hvmaine,  trad,  en 

hi"^  Franyois  par  le  Sieur  Ravlt.     Plates.     8vo,  old  calf. 

Poven,  1655. 
g.rj-jd'r  PORN Y  (Mark  Anthony).  Elements  of  Heraldry.  24  Plates 
l*"^  and  Cuts.     8vo,  cf.  Bond.  1787. 

"  A  useful  elementary  work." — Lowndes. 

«^— J368.  PORTER    (A.    M.)     Ballad   Romances    and    other  Poems. 
^'"  12mo,    half  cf.  Phil.  1816. 

tJU:a369.  PORTER  (Captain  David).     Journal  of  a  Cruise  made  to  the 
T^  Pacific  Ocean,  in   the  U.  8.   Frigate  Essex,  1812-14.      14 

^'  Engravings.     2  vols  in  1.     8vo,  sJip.  Phil.  1815. 

1*=l2370.  porter  (Sir  R.  K.)     Narrative  of  the  Campaign  in  Russia. 
9^"  8vo,  shj).  IBrrtford,  1814. 

xf«?-237l.  PORTFOLIO  (The).    A  Collection  of  Engravings' from  Anti- 
:'_  quarian  and   Topographical    Subjects.     4   vols.   8vo,  half 

^  morocco.)  rough  edges.  Bond.  1823. 

^2372.  PORTLAND    MUSEUM.     Catalogue  of  the  Portland  Mu 
seum.     Plate.     4to,  half  calf  Bond.  1786. 

This  collection  sold  for  £11,546  14*.  Od. 

2373.  PORTRAITS  OF  THE   BRITISH  POETS,  from  Chaucer 

to   Cowper   and    Beattie.     2  vols,  impl.  8vo,  calf     Pine 

early  copy.  Bo?id.  1824. 

Contains   138  highly   finished  Portraits,  engraved  by  Fittler.   Warren, 

Worthington,  Finden,  &c.     This  charmhig  work,  which  is  as  interestiug  as 

it  is  beautiful,  was  published  at  £21.     It  is  the  only  complete  series  in  an 

elegant  form,  and  is  adapted  to  illustrate  all  editions  of  the  Poets,  from 

octavo  to  folio. 


188  PORTRAITS. 

SO  2374.  PORTRAITS.      Catalogues   of  Portraits,— Lodge's  and  H. 

Rodd's,  and  Fenn's  Chronological  Tables.    3  pieces  in  1  vol. 

4to.  Lond.  V.  d. 

5,  >S'0  2375.  PORTRAITS  OF  CELEBRATED  MODERN  GRECIAN 

CHARACTERS,  TAthographed.     Folio,  morocco. 

Lond.  1824. 
/S~,         2376.  PORTRxVITS.      A    Collection    of    119    English    Portraits. 

Folio,  half  bound. 
So,  2377.  PORTRAITS.     A  Collection  of  732  Portraits,  arranged  in  a 

royal  folio  Scrap  Book.     Half  calf  . 
6~,S^0    2378.  PORTRAITS.      A  Collection  of  147   Portraits.     8vo,  half 

calf 
^,  2379.  PORTRAITS.    A  Collection  of  190  Portraits,  mounted  :  many 

by  G.  Vertue.     8vo,  half  ccdf 
6.  »r<?     2380.  PORTRAITS.  A  Collection  of  106  Portraits,  with  Descriptive 
Text  Engraved  beneath  each  Figure.     Folio,  cf 

Paris,  1652. 
^,  2381.  PORTRAITS  AND  EMBLEMS.     A  Collection  of  198  Por- 

traits, arranged  in  a  4to  volume.     Red  morocco,  gilt  edges. 
3,  2382.  PORTRAITS.     A  Collection  of  36  Portraits    from  the  Old 

Masters,  in  a  folio  volume.     Calf  extra. 
SS'f  2383.  PORTRAITS.     Collection  of  Portraits  of  Eminent  Artists. 

80   beautifully  coloured  Plates,  mounted  hi  a  folio  volume. 
Calf 
CyCt^  2384.  PORTRAITS  of  the  Hungarians,  Hussars,  Pandours  or  Croats, 

Waradins  or  Sclavonians,  Ulans,  and  Hanaks.     Folio,  bds. 

Lond.  1743. 
S^O,    ■■"  2385.  PORTRAITS.     An   Immense   Collection   of  751    Portraits, 

arranged  in  a  large  folio.     Half  ccdf 
S^4>,  .         2385.*  PORTRAITS.     Another  Collection,  still  larger,  mounted  in 
an  imperial  folio  volume.     Ccdf  with  brass  corners. 
It  is  impossible  to  enumerate  the  extent  or  variety  of  these  two  colleo- 
tions.     Of  great  value  to  an  Illustrator. 

^  2386.  PORTRAITS  de  plusieurs  Comtes,  Barons,  Chevaliers,  Gen- 

eraux,  Gouverneurs,  et  autres  Personnes  lUustrees.  48 
Plates.     Folio,  hcdfcf  Leide,  Vajider  Aa.  s.  a. 

/^  2387.  PORTRAITS.     A  Series  of  Twenty-nine  Curious  Old  Por- 

traits, illustrative  of  English  History,  between  the  Years 
1470  and  1620,  with  Fac-similes  of  their  Autographs,  etc. 
4to.  Lond.  E.  Daniell,  n.  d. 

2388.  POTENTISSIMORUM  TURCICE  IMPERATORIUM  Re- 
gumq  Persice  et  aliorum,  inde  ab  Osmaiio  ad  Mahom- 
etem  Secundum  Heroum  ac  Heroinarum  Expressoe  ad  vivum 
Icones,  ex  Goltzii  aliorumq.  Numismatibus  sumnio  labore 
Studioque  divulgata?.     4to,  half  ccdf .     Heidelbergoe,  1665. 


PRINT  COLLECTOE.        •  189 

^-0  2389.  POTTER  (Abp.)  Archjfiologia  Graeca,  or  the  Antiquities  of 
Greece.     2  vols.  8vo,  of.  Edlnb.  1818. 

(0   2390.  POVEY  (C.)     The  Virgin  in  Eden.     8vo.  Lond.  1767. 

2391.  POWER  (Tyrone).  Impressions  of  America  daring  the 
Years  1833,  1834,  and  1835.  Plates.  2  vols,  ^vo,  half 
morocco.  Lond.  1836. 

i.r2392.  PR^TORIO  (Johanne).  Eine  Neu-erfundene  Kunst-sinn- 
imd  Lehrreiche  Antiquitiiten  Karthe  in  36  wunderliche  Fi- 
guren  etc.     24mo,  morocco.  Kiirnherg .,  1662. 

2393.  PRAISE  OF  HELL  (The) ;  or  a  View  of  the  Infernal  Re- 
gions, translated  from  the  French.     2  vols.  12mo,  calf. 

Lond.  [1760]. 

,rO  2394.  PRATT   (Mr.)      Gleanings    through   Wales,   Holland,    and 

Westphalia.     5  vols.  8vo,  cf  Lond.  1800. 

/,   2395.  PRATT  (]Mr.)     Harvest  Home  ;  consisting  of  Supplementary 

Gleanings,  Original  Dramas  and  Poems.     3  vols.  8vo,  calf. 

Lond.  1805. 
2tr'2396.  PRATT  (Mr.)     Sympathy  and  other  Poems.     12mo,  (/. 

Lond.  1807. 

2397.  PRECES  PIE.     A  Beautiful  Manuscript,  on  vellum,  loith  16 

Miniatures  and  numerous  Floriated  Borders  ;  richly 
hound  in  blue  velvet,  by  Mackenzie. 

2398.  PRECIS.     A  MS.  probably  written  between  the   Twelfth 

and  Thirteenth  Centuries.     Elegantly  toritten,  in  a  minute 
hand,  on  abortive  vellum.     Square  18mo,  old  morocco. 
See  also  under  "  Heures,"  "  Horse,"  ''  Missals." 

^0  2399.  PRESCOTT  MEMORIAL.     4to.  N.  Y.  1859. 

2J~  2400.  PRESENT  TRUTH  (The).  A  Display  of  the  Secession  Tes- 
timony, etc.     2  vols.  8vo.  Edinh.  1774. 

^J^2401.  PRINCE  (Thos.)  Extraordinary  Events,  the  Doings  of  God, 
and  Marvellous  in  pious  Eyes.  A  Sermon,  July  18th,  1745, 
occasioned  by  the  taking  the  City  of  Louisbourg.  8vo,  half 
calf.  Lond.  1746. 

^  2402.  PRINT  COLLECTOR  (The).  An  Introduction  to  the 
Knowledge  necessary  for  forming  a  Collection  of  Ancient 
Prints,  etc.,  and  a  Catalogue  Raisonne  of  Books  on  En- 
gravings and  Prints  [by  J.  Maberly].  Unique  copy.  Lllus- 
trated  loith  56  Engravhigs,  many  very  rare,  including  Item- 
brandfs  Portrait  of  T^an  Tol.  Small  4to,  red  morocco,  gilt 
edges.  Lond.  1844. 

For  another  copy  see  [Maberly  J.]  Lot  1852. 

2403.  PRINTING  JklACHINE  (The) ;  or  Companion  to  the  Library. 
2  vols.  foHo,  cl.  Lond.  1834. 

2404.  PRISSE  (E.)  Oriental  Album.  Characters,  Costumes,  and 
Modes  of  Life  in  the  Valley  of  the  Nile,  with  Descriptive 


^Y 


190  *  PSALMS  OF  DAVID. 

Letter-Press,  by  J.  A.  St.  John.     30  Lithogni'phic  Platen^ 
and  Si   J^^ood  cuts.     YoWo^  half  morocco.  Z,ond.lS48. 

J7  2405.  PROMPTVAIRE  DES  MEDALLES,  des  plus  renomiuees 
personnes  qui  out  este  depuis  le  comme'ncement  du  raonde. 
4to,  rf.  Lyon^  15 17. 

/»  2406.  PROPHETIEN  OF  YOORSEGGINGEN  der  beyde  Key- 

seren  Severi  en   Leonis,  die   beyde  in  Orienten  ghere^eort 
hebben.     M  Plates,     iio,  half  cf.         f  ArnHterdam,  \Q2l. 
/J~^40r.  PROSPECTITS  of  the  Calcutta  Liberal,  in  Prose  and  Verse. 
8vo,  bds.  Calcutta,  1824. 

/  ^  J^408.  PROYERBES   D'ELITE,  et    Dictons  Couimuns,  ou  vieux 
Quolibets.     In  French  and  English-.     Folio,  old  morocco. 

s.  1.  1658. 
Probably  by  James  Howell, 

*    2409.  PROVERBS.      Select   Proverbs,   Italian,   Spanish,  French, 

English,  Scotish,   British,  etc.      The  Foreign  Languages 

done  into  English.     12mo,  half  bound.  Loud.  1707. 

J7J~^2410.  PSALMS  OF  DAVID,  i''^■M  Illustrations  by  John  Franklin, 

engraved  by  W,  J.  Linton.    ^X.o,  clotli,  gilt.       I^ond.  16Q2. 

SO,         '-2+1 1-  PSALMES  ET  PRECES.     A  MS.  on  Vellum,  containing 
numerous  Pluminations,  some  covering  the  entire  page,  and 
many  of  the  subjects  being  nude.     Small  square  Svo,  ccdf, 
gilt  edges. 
Soe  also  under  •' Precis,"  "  Ileures,"   "Horas,"  "  MLssale,"  "Offices." 

/^.«i7?2412.  PUCKLE  (James).  The  Club:  a  Dialogue  between  Father 
and  Son.  Printed  on  Yellow  Chinese  Paper.  Imp).  Svo, 
green  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1817. 

Seven  Copies  only  printed  in  this  style.     Sold  at  Sotheby's.  1821.  for 
£1  19y.  0(/. 

J-       2413.  PUCKLE  (James).     The  Club.     Large  paper.    RI.  Svo,  «/{/* 
e.i'.tra.  Lond.  1817. 

Q,       2414.  .     Another  copy.     Large  paper.     Rl.  Svo,  calf,  gilt. 

l^ond.  1817. 

This  curious  and  excellent  moral  work  was  first  printed  in  1711,  and  re- 
published in  this  elegant  manner  by  Ed.  Wahnsley,  Esq. 

Pf      -2415.  RUCKLE'S  CLUB.   Illustrationsof  Ruckle's  Club.    Coloured 
Plates.     Impl.  Svo,  half  calf .  Lond.  1820. 

Cue  Hundred  Copies  taken. 

^^SO  2416.  .     Another  copy.      Ornamented  unth  coloured  designs, 

by  'Wakeman  Holbertson.     Impl.  Svo,  morocco  extra,  gilt. 

Lond.  1820. 

/.^  2417.  PUGIN  (A.)     Gothic  Furniture,  consisting  of  27  Coloured 

Engravings,    Avith    Descriptive   Letter-Press.       4to,    half 

bound.  Lond.  n.  d. 

/O  2418.  PULLEN  (Philip).     Book-Keeping  Improved.     4to,  ^»(?*'. 

Lond.  1803. 


QUARLKS.  191 

2419.  ^UrgatOtB.    Arl  raymtindf)  y)er:imli  saore  theologie  magistri 

iM-U(litissimu  decaiiu  a'.uisieii,  in  ecclesia  sanetorem^  etc. 
Sin.  4to.     iJlaCfe  actter.  circa  1488. 

Indulgences  to  the  Souls  in  Purgatory,  from  Dr.  KJoss's  Colleclion.  See 
Panzer. 

2420.  PYTEANFS    (Erycius)    BRUMA.     Cliiraonopjegnion    De 

Laudibus  Hiemis,  Yt  et  potissimtim  apnd  Belgas  :  Acce- 
dnnt  And.  Valerii  Breves  Xota?,  Imaginibus  Raph.  Sadeler 
Illustrata?.     Sni.  8vo,  vellum. 

M<ynaci  [ex  ti/por/r.  Herr/irnu's'],  1619. 
Contains  12  Plates  by  Raph.  Sadeler.      Heber's  copy  sold  for  £1  17s.  Od. 

15>2421.  PUTNAM  (Geo.  P.)  A  Flying  Tonr  in  Europe.  12mo, 
printed  on  writinr/  pa2)er,  and  extended  and  inlaid  in  folio; 
jmrple  morocco;  broad  borders  of  gold.  K.  1".  1847. 

This  magnificent  volume  is  a  fine  specimen  of  Mr.  Allan's  mode  of  Illus- 
tration. It  contains  145  Plates,  representing  almost  every  locality  mentioned 
in  the  Text,  many  of  which  are  exquisitely  coloured.  The  above  title  was 
printed  by  Mr.  Allan.  Mr.  Putnam  called  it,  "  A  Pocket  Memorandum  Book, 
during  a  Ten  Weeks'  Trip  to  Italy  and  Germany,  in  1847."  The  Text  was 
presented  to  Mr.  Allan  by  Mr.  I'utnam. 

L-  2422.  PUTTIS  (Andreas  de).  S.  Francisci  Historia  Cum  Iconibus 
in  jere  excursis,  etc.     4to,  vellum.  Horna,  1594. 

2428.  PYE  (Charles).  A  Correct  and  Complete  Representation  of 
all  the  Provincial  Copper  Coins,  Tokens  of  Trade,  and 
Cards  of  Address  on  Copper,  which  were  Circulated  as 
such  between  the  years  1787  to  1801.  53  Plates.  4to, 
half  bound.  '  Loud.  [1801]. 

2424.  .     Provincial  Copper  Coins,  or  Tokens,  issued  between 

the  years  1787  and  1796.     Rl.  8vo,  half  calf 

Land.  [1796]. 

J~2425.  PYE  (Charles).  A  New  Dictionary  of  Ancient  Geography. 
8vo,  sJqj.  Lond.  1803. 

0  2426.  PYNE  (W.  H.)  On  Rustic  Figures,  in  Imitation  of  Chalk. 
36  Pl((tes.     4to,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1817. 

Q.  (P.)     See  Young  (Samuel). 

<^2427.  QUAKERS.  Collection  of  Memorials  concerning  Divers 
deceased  Ministers,  and  other  of  the  People  called  Quakers, 
ill  Pennsylvania,  New  Jersey,  and  Parts  Adjacent.  8vo, 
half  morocco.  York,  1824. 

2428.  QUARLES  (Francis).  Emblems,  Divine  and  Moral,  together 
with  Hieroglyphics  of  the  Life  of  Man,  and  School  of  the 
Heart.     Plates.     2  vols,  in  1.     12 mo,  calf  with  clasps. 

J]nstol,  1808. 
Many  of  these  Emblems  are  taken  from  Hugo,  who  had  previously  appro- 
priated  them   from  Andrew  Alciat.     See   Southey,  in  the  Critical  Review, 
Sept.,  1801. 


192  QUEEN    ELIZABETH. 

2S,        2429.  QUARLES.     Emblemes  by  Fra.  Quarles.     Sm.  8vo,  AaT/'r/'. 

Loud.  1076. 
Priced  in  the  Bibl.  Anglo-Poetica,  £1  \\s.  6d. 

f,^0   2430.  .     Another  Edition.     8vo.  n.  d. 

It  S'O    2431.  QUARLES  (Francis).     Emblems,  Divine  and  Moral.     18mo, 

' '  calf  extra,  Ghisicick^  1818. 

^  S^O    2432.  QUARLES  (Fr.)     The  School  of  the  Heart,  in  47  Emblems. 

12mo,  o/.  Bristol,  1S08. 

The  Latin  mottoes  are  translated,  indeed  the  whole  work  is  a  translation 

of  the  Schola  Cordis,  by  Van  Haeften,  Antwerp,  1635. 

"Quarles  possesses  much  genuine  fire,  happy  similes,  admirable  epithets, 
compound  words,  and  smooth  versification." 

/,  y'J~2433.  QUAST  (Pet.)     Tis  al  Verwart-Gaeren.     26  Engravings  of 
*  Dutch  Beggara.     4to.  1652. 

S,  2434.  iglUatUOr  \\\t  cbpreSSa  OpUStUla.  I.  Discordatie  sanc- 
torum doctorum.  II.  Sibyllaruz  de  Christo  vaticinia.  III. 
Varia  Judeorii  et  Gentilium  de  Christo  testiraonia.  IV. 
Lentones  Probe  Falconie,  etc.  jjJlHCJ^  JLzXXtX.  4  pieces 
in  1  vol.     4to,  half  hound.  Oppenhehn^  J.  Kohel,  s.  a. 

"  Scriptum  Rarissimum." — Bauer. 

Some  of  the  Wood  Cuts  represent  full-length  female  figures,  boldly 
engraved  on  wood. 

/^.  2435.  <©.Ueen   jElfjatjeth'S  ^ragcr  ajOOfe.     Christian  Praiers. 

j^IclCik  TLtiitX.     Small  8vo,  blue  morocco ;  no  title,  and 

some  leaves  defective.  At  London, 

Printed  for  the  Cornpanie  of  Stationers,  1608. 

The  present  is  believed  to  be  as  good  a  copy  as  exists,  for  sale,  of  this 
rare  book.  It  was  printed  by  Henrie  Denham ;  the  Dedication  is  signed 
R.  D.,  i.  e.,  Richard  Day.  The  wood-cut  borders  have  been  rendered  fa- 
miliar by  Mr.  Pickering's  reprint  of  the  work,  as  well  as  the  various 
"  Dabces  of  Death."  Woodhouse's  Coj^y  sold  for  £6 165.  Gd.  and  Saunders's, 
for  £4  14s.  Gd. 

j^^      2436.  <auec«  SSUfatctiv's  ^rager  Mook.   ajlacfe  Setter. 

Very  imperfect. 

Some  of  the  rare  Wood  Cuts  include  the  "  Dance  of  Death." 

QUEEN  MARY.     See  Mary  Queen  of  Scots,  Lots  1 906-1917. 
2437.  QUEEN    VICTORIA   IN  SCOTLAND,    1842.      Portrait 
and  plates.     Folio,  bds.  JEJdinb.  1842. 

yS7?  2438.  QUILLINAN  (Edw'd.)     Domestic  Poems.     Impl.  8vo. 

Geneva,  1822. 
Privately  printed  for  Sir  Egerton  Brydges. 
JZ  f  2439.  QUILLINAN  (Edw.)     Dunluce  Castle  :  a  Poem.     4to,  bds. 

Lee  Priory  Press.,  1814. 

Quilllnan  was  a  son-in-law  of  Sir  Egerton  Brydges. 

/,  2S^40.  [QUILLINAN    EDWARD.]      Stanzas,   by  the  Author  of 

Dunluce  Castle.     4to.  Lee  Priory  Press,  1814. 

/—        2441.  [QUILLINAN    (Edward)].      Woodcuts    and  Verses.      On 

'  India  Paper.     Printed   on  one  side  only,  and  a.  jiortion  ofi 

Lidia  Paper.     4to,  morocco  extra,  by  Lewis. 

Kent,  Printed  at  the  Private  Press  of  Lee  Priory,  1820. 
Only  a  very  few  copies  printed  in  this  style.     From  Croft's  Collection. 


RAMSAY.  193 

TO  RADCLIFFE  (Dr.)     Life.     See  [Pittis  (W.)] 

^S^U2.  RADERUS  (Matt.)     Bavaria  Sancta.    Fine  portraits,  by  li. 

Siideler.     Folio,  vellum,  uncut.  \  Jifonaei,  1615. 

S19  2U3.  RAINSFORD    (Marcus.)     An    Historical   Account    of  the 

Black  Empire  of  Hayti :  Comprehending-  a  View  of  the 

Principal  Transactions  in  the  Revolntion  of  Saint  Domingo ; 

with  its  Antient  and  Modern  State.     4to,  half  morocco. 
f-^>_^-  Albion  Press,  1805. 

J^^^U.  RAMSAY  (Allan).     The  Ever  Green,  being  a  Collection  of 

Scots  Poems;  Wrote  by  the  Ingenious  before  1600.      2 

vols.  r2mo,  shee2).  Fdinb.  1761. 

^^^2445.  RAMSAY  (Allan).     The  Gentle  Shepherd.     Enriched  toith 

Overtures  to  the  Sonr/s.     Portrait  and  plates.     12mo,  sheep. 

Edinb.  1783, 

2446.  RAMSAY  (Allan).     The  Gentle  Shepherd:  a  Pastoral  Com- 

edy.    Illustrated  icith  Eifty-tico  Plates  inserted,  many  of 
ichich  are  rare  prints.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Glasgov:,  Eoulis,  1788. 

2447.  .     Another  copy.     4to,  with  Music  appended.     Hdf 

morocco,  gilt  edges.  Glasgow,  Foulis,  1788. 

.     Another  Edition.     [No plates.]    8vo.     Edinb.  1798. 

RAMSAY  (Allan).  The  Gentle  Shepherd :  a  Pastoral  Com- 
edy ;  to  which  is  prefixed  a  New  Biographical  Memoir, 
Glossary,  etc. ;  icith  Portrait  and  Twelve  Plates,  and  tcith 
60  additioncd  Illustrations  inserted.  4to,  blue  morocco 
extra,  gilt  sides  and  edges.  Edinb.  1808. 

2450.  RAMSAY  (Allan).  The  Gentle  Shepherd:  a  Pastoral  Com- 
edy, with  Life  of  the  Author,  Glossary,  and  a  Catalogue 
of  Scottish  Poets.  Illustrated  with  38  Plates.  4to,  calf 
extra,  gilt  sides  and  edges,  by  Dr.  Koecker.      N.  Y.  1852. 

Fifty-four  copies  only  printed  in  this  size.  Tlie  first  title-page  to  this 
copy  is  executed  with  a  pen;  a  fine  specimen  of  Amateur  Bookbinding. 

The  first  Sketch  of  the  Gentle  Sliepherd  appeared  under  the  title  of 
"Patie&  Roger,''  1720. 

2451.  RAMSAY.  Poems  by  Allan  Ramsay.  [First  collected  edi- 
tion.]    4to,  ccdf.  Edinb.  1721. 

2452.  RAMSAY  (Allan).  Works,  containing  his  Poems,  Songs, 
Proverbs,  etc. ;  also  the  Original  3Iusic  of  the  Gentle 
Shepherd.  E)nbellished  loith  Superb  Engravings.  3  vols. 
12 mo,  calf.  Edinb.  n.  d. 

RA3ISAY  (David).  The  Life  of  George  Washington,  Com- 
mander-in-Chief of  the  Armies  of  the  L^nited  States  of 
America  throughout  the  War  which  established  their  In- 
dependence; and  First  President  of  the  United  States. 
8vo,  sheej).  N.  Y.  1807. 

S'/?  2454.  RAMSAY  (David).     Memoir  of   Martha  Laurens  Ramsay. 
18mo,  sheep.  Post  on,  1812. 

25 


194  RAYNALDE. 

A /^  2455.  RAMSAY    (E.   B.)     Reminiscences    of    Scottish   Life   and 

Character,  in  two  Parts.     12rao,  cloth.  Edinb.  1862. 

jTJ^  2456.  RAPHAEL.     Sacrje    Historiae   acta  a   Raphaele   Vrbin,   in 

Vaticanis  xystis  ad    pictvrss   miracvlvm  expressa,  a  Nic. 

Chapron,  Gallvs  a  se  delineata  et  incisa.     Folio,  half  calf . 

Itoina,  1649. 

//f^         2457.  RAPHAEL.      Loggie    di    Rafaele   nel    Vaticaiio.     Oblong 

atlas  folio,  half  rnssia.  Homa,  1774. 

A  collection  of  35  plates  of  the  Ornaments  of  the  Vatican.     Engraved  by 

Yolpati. 

See  Landon  (0.  P.) 

/,  2  iT'^S.  RASTELL  (John) .  A  Briefe  Shew  of  the  felse  Wares  packt 
together  in  the  named,  Apology  of  the  Churche  of  Eng- 
land.    Small  8vo,  old  calf/  very  rare. 

Lovanii.  ajyud  Johanem  Foulerum.,  1567. 

y  Written  in  answer  to  Bp.  Jewell's  Apology. 

/^/?  2459.  RATIONAL  MADNESS:  a  Song  for  the  Lovers  of  Curi- 
ous and  Rare  Books,  Also  Ferriar's  BibUomania.  2  vols, 
in  1.     Folio,  ccdf  elegant.^  by  Mackenzie.  Lond.  1809. 

Of  the  former  of  these  pieces,  fifty  copies  only  were  printed  for  private  dis- 
tribution. The  author  was  John  Major,  a  bookseller,  and  an  intimate 
friend  of  T.  F.  Dibdin.     See  his  "  Reminiscences." 

J7  2460.  RATIONARUM  EUANGELISTARUM ;  omnia  in  se  euan- 

gelia,  prosa  uersu  imaginibuscq,  qe  mirifice  coplectes.    Small 

4to,  calf  [Fhorcce?]  1507. 

Dr.  Dibdin,  in  his  Decameron,  gives  facsimiles  and  descriptions  of  the 

"outrageous  ornaments"  contained  in  this   volume.     Decameron,   vol.   i., 

p.  131,  132. 

See,  also,  under  Ars  Memorandi,  Brunet,  vol.  i. 

J  2461.  RAVIGNAN  (Le  R.  P.  de).      De  I'Existence  et  de  I'Listi- 

tut  des  Jesuites.     12mo,  half  morocco.,  gilt  edges. 

Paris.,  1844. 
'-  2462.  RAY  (John).     A  Compleat  Collection  of  English  Proverbs ; 

also,  the  most  celebrated  Proverbs  of  the  Scotch,  Italian, 
French,  Spanish,  and  other  Languages.     8vo,  calf 

Lond.  1742. 

X /'^~2463.  .     Same.     Third  Edition.     8vo,  ccdf  Lond.  1757. 

Si)  2464.  RAY  (James).     A  Compleat  History  of  the  Rebellion,  from 
its  first  Rise,  in  1745,  to  April,  1746.     12mo,  ccdf. 

Lond.  1758. 

//^  2465.  RAYNALDE  (Thos.)     W^Z  JJlttft  Of  manfeSHtie,  other- 

wyse  named  the  Womans  booke.     NeAvIy  set  foorth,  cor- 
rected and  augmented,  etc.     jUlSPCk  2L0tt$r.     4to,  ccdf. 

s.  1.  [1545]. 
The  plates  in  this  work  are  early  specimens  of  copper-plate  printing  in 
England.     See  also  Rhodion  (Eucharius),  Lot  2501. 

^0  2466.  REAL  LIFE.     Pages  from  the   Portfolio  of  a  Chronicler. 
12mo,  half  calf.  Edinb.  1832. 


REIGN   OF  HUMBUG.  I95 

2467.  RECLAIMED  PAPIST  (The),  ov  The  Process  of  a  Papist 
Knight  reformed  by  a  Protestant  Lady,  Avith  the  Assist- 
ance of  a  Presbyterian  Minister  and  his  Wife,  an  Indepen- 
dent. And  the  whole  Conference,  Avhereby  that  notable 
reformation  was  effected.     18mo,  calf.  s.  1.  1655. 

2468.  RECORDS  OF  HIS  MAJESTY'S  87th  REGIMENT;  or 
the  Royal  Irish  Fusileers.     8vo,  half  calf .        Lond.  1838. 

Contains  an  account  of  the  Attack  upon  Buenos  Ayres. 

2469.  RECVEIL  D'EMBLEMES  DIVERS  LXX.  4to,  half 
calf  Paris,  1630. 

2470.  RECUEIL  DES  VIERGES.  A  unique  Collection  of  283 
Plates.     Folio,  calf 

REED.  Catalogue  of  the  Curious  and  Extensive  Library  of 
the  Late  Isaac  Reed,  Esq.  Priced,  loith  Portrait,  Notices, 
etc.     Svo,  bds.  Lond.  1807. 

Reed  was  an  Indefatigable  Collector,  especially  of  the  Drama ;  he  was 

also  an  Editor  of  Shakespeare.  See  Repertorium  Bibliographicum,  page  505. 
"Few  collections  attracted  greater  attention  before,  and  during  the  sale 

of  it,  than  did  the  library  of  the  late  Mr.  Isaac  Reed." — Dibdin. 

2472.  REESE  (D.  M.)  Humbugs  of  New  York,  being  a  Remon- 
strance against  Popular  Delusion ;  whether  in  Science, 
Philosophy,  or  Religion.     12 mo,  cloth.  N.  Y.  1838. 

S^O  473.  REFLECTIONS   ON    THE   DOCTRINE   OF   MATERL 

ALISM.     12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1779. 

\  ^^^24 74.  REGGIANO  (M.  V.  C.)     Le  Imagini  de  I  Dei  de  Gli  An- 

tichi.     Wants  title.,  and  part  of  the.  Tavola.     Plates.     4to, 

half  calf .  Padova,  1601. 

-S7f  2475.  REGUM  ET  IMPERATORUM  ROMANORUM  NUMIS- 
MATA,  Aurea,  Argentea,  ^rea,  a  Romulo  et  C.  Jul. 
Csesare  usque  ad  Justiuianum  Aug.  67  Plates.  Folio, 
velhim.  Colonice,  1700. 

2476.  REID  (John).  Bibliotheca-Scoto-Celtica ;  or,  an  account  of 
all  the  Books  which  have  been  printed  in  the  Gaelic  Lan- 
guage ;  with  Bibliographical  and  Biographical  Notices. 
Svo,  half  calf  Glasgow,  1832. 

26   2477.  REID  (John).     Essays  on  Hypochondriasis,  etc.     Svo,  hds. 

Lond.  1823. 

,2»^'l478.  REIFENBERGIUS  (Justus).  Emblemata  Politica.  Small 
12  mo,  hcdf  morocco. 

Amstelodami,  I.  lansonium,  1632. 
J^  2479.  REIGN  OF  FANCY.     A  Poem.     12mo,  she ej). 

Lond.  1800. 
~       2480.  REIGN  OF  HUMBUG.     A  Satire.    Lnlaid  in  folio,  and 
illustrated  with  a  Profusion  of  Choice  Plates,  Caricatures 
etc.     YoMo,  hcdf  red  morocco.  Lond.  1836^ 


196 


REI^TFREWSHIIIE. 


30,  2481. 

/,  2482. 

j;  2483. 

US',  2484. 

.S~0  2485. 


^. 


2486. 


RETNHARDO    DE    LAUDENBURG.  Passio  dui   nostri 

Jesu  Christi,  etc.      Fine  wood  cuts.  Small  4to,  blue  tno- 

rocco;  a  splendid  copy.  Nurniberge,  \5Q\. 
A  brilliant  specimen  of  early  printing. 

REINZt^R  (Francesco).  MeteorologiaPhilosophico-Politica, 
etc.     Fine  plates.     Folio,  old  calf. 

Augustce,  Vindel.  1709. 

By  a  typographical  error,  tins  book  is  dated  dccix.  The  curious  Em- 
blematical Plates  are  partly  views  of  Cities,  Public  Buildings,  etc. 

RELICS  OF  ANTIQUITY  ;  or,  Remains  of  Ancient  Struc- 
tures, M^th  other  Vestiges  of  Early  Times,  in  Great  Britain. 
Accompanied  with  Descriptive  Sketches.     4to,  hcdfrussia. 

Lond.  1811. 

RELICS  OF  BYGONE  AGES ;  or  a  Glance  at  the  Past. 
JVIS.  Title,  by  Mr.  Allan,  to  a  Collection  of  42  fine  old 
Etchings  and  Engravings^  in  a  4to  Scrap  Book,  richly 
bound  in  old  russia,  elegantly  gilt  sides. 

REMAINS  OF  WLVIBLEDON.     8vo,  half  morocco,  uncut. 

Edinb.  1826. 

REMEMBRANCER  (A)  OF  EXCP:LLENT  MEN.  L  D.  J. 
Reynolds  ;  IL  Mr.  R.  Hooker  ;  III.  Dr.  W.  Whitaker ;  IV. 
Dr.  A.  Willet ;  V.  Dr.  D.  Featley  ;  VL  W.  Norban  ;  VIL 
Mr.  J.  Gregory ;  VIIL  Bp.  Duppa  ;  IX.  Abp.  Bramhall ; 
X.  Bp.  Taylor.  8vo,  inlaid  in  4to,  with  8  Portraits  in- 
serted.    4to,  calf,  Eond.  for  ,/.  JIartyn,  1670. 

RENDORP.  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  John  Rendorp 
and  others.     8vo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1825. 

RENFREWSHIRE  ANNUAL,  1842.  A  Collection  of 
Original  Pieces  in  Prose  and  Verse,  chiefly  by  Native 
Authors;  edited  by  Mrs.  Maxwell.     12rao,  morocco  gilt. 

Paisley,  1842. 

RENFREWSHIRE.  History  of  the  Witches  of  Renfrew- 
shire, who  were  burned  ou  the  Gallowgreen  of  Paisley. 
12mo,  sheep.  Paisley,  1809. 

RENVERSEMENT  DE  LA  MORALE  CHRETIENNE 
Paries  desordres  du  Monachisme.  Enrichi  de  Figures:  en 
Hollandois  et  en  Francois.     2  parts  in  1  vol.     4to,  calf. 

s.  1.  s.  a. 

.     La  meme.     4to,  old  vellum.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

This  rare  book  consists  of  51  designs  by  Heemskirk,  satirizing  the 
Monks.  The  cop_y  in  the  Bibliotheca  Parisiensis,  Lot  55.  sold  for  £7  lOs.  Oc^. 
Caillard,  140  fr.  Two  editions  of  the  book  were  published  in  Holland  at  the 
close  of  the  17tli  Century,  each  without  date,  and  witli  entirely  different  plates. 
A  new  and  much  inferior  edition  was  afterwards  published  in  Switzerland. 

3  ^  J~^  2492.  REPOSITORY  OF  ANECDOTE  AND  W^IT,  containing 
Smart  Sayings,  Singular  Adventures,  Eccentric  Biography, 
Curious  Incidents,  and  a  variety  of  other  Interesting  Sub- 
jects.    2  vols.  8vo,  hcdf  morocco,  Lond.  n.  d.  [1784]. 


^.r"2487. 
AcQ?    2488. 

^,^J^489. 
J^.^O  2490. 

J'  VJ^~2491. 


REYNARD   THE   FOX. 


191 


2493.  REPTON    (Humphry).     Odd   Whims   and  Miscellanies.     2 
vols,  post  8vo,  calf.  Land.  1804. 

Au  amusing  and  well-written  book,  in  which  first  occurs  the  Story  of  the 
Bashful  Man. 

LH94.  KEPTON  (Hmnphry).     Designs  for  the  Pavilion  at  Brigh- 
ton.    Impl.  folio,  bds.  Land.  1808. 
Api^eutled  is  an  Essay  on  the  Introduction  of  Indian  Architecture  in 
England.     The  work  is  illustrated  by  13  coloured  Plates,  and  accompanied 
by  movable  slips,  showing  the  original  and  proposed  states  of  the  building. 
Published  at  £5  5s.  Orf. ;  Nassau's  copy,  £2  Is.  Od. 

REPRESENTATION  OF  THE  HEART  OF  MAN.    1 2mo. 

A".   Y.  1835. 
RERESBY.     Travels  and   Memoirs  of  Sir  John   Reresby, 
during  the  Time  of  Cromwell's  Usurpation.     40  Portraits 
and  Plates  inserted.     Impl.  8vo,  vKssia  extra. 

Zand.  1818. 
Includes  Anecdotes  and  Secret  History  of  the  Courts  of  Charles  II.  and 
James  II. 

REUSNERUM  (Christopher).  Contrafacturbuch.  102  Por- 
traits,  coloured.     8vo,  vellum;  rare.  1587. 

REYNARD  THE  FOX.  The  Most  delectable  History  of 
Reynard  the  Fox,  enlarged  by  a  Second  Part,  and  the 
Shifts  of  Reynardine.  Veey  Cukious  Wood  Cuts.  3 
Parts  in  1  small  4to,  calf;  fine  copy.,  scarce. 

Lond.for  E.  Breicster,  1681-84. 
A  scarce  edition  of  this  satire  upon  the  Roman  Catholic  Religion.     Rox- 
'    burghe,  £1  195.  Od  ;  Towneley,  £2  7s  M. 

2499.  R[EYNOLDS]  (I.)     A  Paire  of  Spectacles  for  Sir  Hvmfrey 

Linde  to  see  his  Way  Withall ;  or  an  AnsAveare  to  his 
booke  called,  Via  Tvta,  etc.     8vo,  old  vellum. 

Permlssv  Svperiorvm,  1631. 

2500.  RHODE  ISLAND.      Collections  of  the  Rhode-Island  His- 

torical Society.     Vol.1.     Svo,  sheep.        Providence.,  \S21 . 
This  volume  is  a  reprint  of  Roger  "Williams's  Key  into  the  Language  of 
America. 

2501.  [RHODION  (Eucharius)].  JJTilC  tgrthoC^mifeSnllC  new- 

ly translated  out  of  Laten  into  Englyshe.  In  the  Avhich  is 
entreated  of  all  such  thynges  the  which  chaunce  to  women 
in  theyr  labor,  and  all  such  infyrmitees  whiche  happen  vnto 
the  Infantes  after  they  be  delyuered.  And  also  at  the  lat- 
ter ende  or  in  the  thyrde  or  last  boke  is  entreated  of  the 
Conception  of  mankynde,  and  howe  manye  it  may  be  letted 
or  furtheryd,  with  diners  other  fruytefuU  thynges  as  doth 
appere  in  the  table  before  the  booke.  JJlclCk  JLtittX. 
Small  4to,  russia. 

Imprynted  at  London  by  L.  11.  m.ccccc.xl. 
This  is  the  first  translation  of  one  of  the  earliest  books  on   Midwifery, 
and  differs  from  the  one  by  Raynalde.     See  MS.  Note  by  Dr.  Bland  in  this 
copy.     Also  Ames's  Typographical  Antiquities,  vol.  iii. ;  Gentleman's  Maga- 
zine, 1755,  page  78. 


198 


RIDLEY. 


J^«r~2502.  RICAUT  (Sir  Paul).  History  of  the  Present  State  of  the 
Ottoman  Empire.     30  Plates.     8vo,  calf.  Land.  1686. 

/J^  250.3.  RICHARDSON  (George).  Iconology ;  or  a  Collection  of 
Emblematical  Figures,  ]\[oral  and  Instructive,  with  Ex- 
planations from  Classical  Authorities,  containing  424  Sub- 
jects. 4  parts  in  2  vols.  4to,  Iialf  calf.  Loud.  1779. 
Extremely  useful  to  Artists,  as  it  gives  the  received  or  established  figures 
cf  all  the  Virtues,  Vices,  Qualities,  Muses,  Seasons,  Senses,  Arts,  Sciences, 
and  other  matters  of  which  the  personifications  are  Ideal. 

.2,y'^504.  RICHARDSON  (Mr.)  An  Account  of  Some  of  the  Statues, 
Pictures,  etc.,  in  Italy.  8vo,  vellum.,  interleaved  v-ith  MS. 
Kotes.  Lond.  1722. 

J^,  2505.  RICHARDSON  (M.  A.)  The  Borderer's  Table  Book;  or 
Gatherings  of  the  Local  History  and  Romance  of  the 
English  and  Scottish  Border.     8  vols,  in  4.     Impl.  8vo,  cl. 

Newcastle,  1846. 
/,  2506.  RICHARDSON  (Major).     Eight  Years  in  Canada:  Embra- 

cing a  Review  of  the  Administrations  of  Lords  Durhani 
and  Sydenham,  Sir  Chas.  Bagot,  and  Lord  Metcalfe,  and 
including  Nimierous  Interesting  Letters  from  Lord  Dur- 
ham, Mr.  Chas.  Buller,  and  other  well-known  Public  Char- 
acters. Syo.,  bds.  3Iontreal,  for  the  Ai(tho7',  184:7. 
if/?  2507.  RICIix\RDSON  (Wm.)     Maid  of  Lochlin,  etc.     12mo,  if. 

Lond.  1801. 
/,  S(0  2508.  [RICHARDSON.]     An  Essay  on  the  Writings  and  Genius 
of  Shakespear.     Zrd  and  best  edition.     8vo,  calf  extra. 

Land.  1772. 
f,  „  2509.  RICHEOME  (Lovys).  Tableaux  Sacrezdes  figures  mystiques 
du  tres-auguste  sacrifice  et  sacrement  de  I'Eucharistie. 
Plates  by  Gaultier,  etc.  12mo,  morocco  extra.  Paris,  1601. 
y^  ^^  '2510.  RIDDELL  (John).  Tracts,  Legal  and  Historical,  with  other 
Antiquarian  Matter,  Chiefly  relative  to  Scotland.  8vo, 
half  calf.  Edinb.  1835. 

/.        2511.  RIDLEY  (Thos.)    ^  ©fetij  of  the  m'nWtmti  lEaXt^U 

afStfcal  ULlltCS,  and  wherein  the  practise  cf  them  is  streit- 
ned,  and  may  be  relieued  within  this  Land.  3il3CU 
JLtXtZX.     4to,'  vellufn,  gilt.  Lond.  1607. 

"  An  excellent  work." — Xicolson. 

J2f  2512.  RILEY   (James).     Narrative  of  the  Loss  of  the  Brig  Com- 

merce.    8vo,  sheep.  Hartford,  1817. 

3t>^0    2513.  RINOMATI.     Prose,  e  Versi  per  Onorare  La  Memoria  di 

Livia  Dona  Carafta,  Principessa  del  S.  R.  Imp.  e  dellaRo- 

cella  di  Alcuni  Rinomati  Autori.     106  fine  plates.     4to, 

calf  extra.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

A  ver\-  beautiful  privately  printed  volume. 

yS~0  2514.  RIPA  (Cesare).  Iconologia  Overo  descrittione  d'Iraagini 
delle  Virtv,  Vitij.,  Afletti,  Passioni  humane,  Corpi  celesti, 
Mondo  e  sue  parti.     4to,  vellum.  Padoua,  1611. 


i 


■-^ 


C  6^0,  c)-6 


RITUALE  ROMANUM.  I99 

iyS~2o\5.  RITCHIE    (Leitch).     Travelling   Sketches  in   the  North  of 
'/  Italy.     26  Plates  by  C.  Stanfield.     Post  8vo,  red  morocco. 

Lond.  1832. 

"    2516.  RITCHIE.     Scot  tfe  Scotland.     2\  Plates  after  Cattermole's 

Draiinngs.     l2mo,  red  tnorocco.  P/ond.  1SS5. 

The  above  are  "Heath's  Picturesque  Annuals,"  for  1832  and  IS'MJ. 

!;        2517.  RITCHIE    (Leitch).     Wanderings   by  the   Seine.      20    Pn- 

gravings  from  Drawings^   hy  J.    31.   W.    Turner.      8vo, 

morocco.  Pond.  1834. 

',  J?)  2518.  RITSON.     Letters  of  Joseph  Ritson,  with  a  Memoir  by  Sir 

Harris  Nicolas.     2  vols,  post  Svo,  half  morocco. 

Pond.  Pickering,  1833. 

,         2519.  [RITSON  (Joseph)].      Pieces  of  Ancient  Popiilar   Poetry; 

from   Authentic    Manuscripts,    and    old    Printed    Copies. 

Adorned  with  Cuts  [by  Bewick].    Crown  Svo,  red  morocco. 

Pond.  1791. 
2.r^520.  [RITSON  (Joseph)].     Scottish   Song,  vnth  the  Musick  [and 
an  Historical  Essay].     2  vols.     12mo,  hcdf  russia. 

Pjond.  1794. 
By  a  typograpliical  error,  the  date  of  the  first  vol.  is  mdccxiv.     Sold  at 
Sotheby's,  1861,  £2  85.  0(/. 

9        2521.  RITUALE    ROMANUM.      A   MS.    of  one  hundred  and 

ninety -five  leaves,  beautiftdly  written,  on  the  finest  vellum., 

with  lb  Miniatures,  and  numerous  Piitials,  finely  illutni- 

nated;  old  morocco,  toooden  boards,  massive  brass  clctsps, 

and  carved  ornaments  on  the  sides. 

SO  2522.  RIVINGTON    &      COCHRANE'S     CATALOGUE     OF 

BOOKS.     Svo,  half  bound.  Pond.  1824. 

,^0  2523.  ROBERTE   THE   DEUYIL.     A  Metrical   Romance,  from 

an  Ancient  Illuminated  Manuscript.     Edited  by  I.  Herbert. 

14  plates.     4to,  calf.  Pond.  1798. 

Bibl.  Angl.-Poetiea,   15s.;  Strettel,  10s.  Qd.     First  printed  by  Wynken 

de  Worde. 

SV2524:.  ROBERTSON  (Wm.)  History  of  the  Reign  of  the  Em- 
peror Charles  V.  3  vols.  Svo,  calf.  JST.  Y.  1804. 
...  2525.  ROBERTUS  SCOTORUM  REX.  A  Letter  from  the 
Nobility,  &c.,  of  Scotland,  in  1320,  to  Pope  .John,  declar- 
ing their  Resolution  to  adhere  to  their  King,  Robert  the 
Bruce,  &c.     Translated  from  the  Original. 

Pdinb.  Reprinted  in  the  year  1689. 
N.  Y.,  March,  1861.     Privately  Printed  by  C.  A.  Alvord 

[/'or  P.  Palmanno.^ 

lS^2Q.  ROBINSON   (Mary).     The  False  Friend.     4  vols.     12mo, 
sheep.  Pond.  1799. 

yO  2527.  ROBINSON  (Mrs.)     Memoirs  of  the  Late  Mrs.  Robinson, 

'  written  by  Herself,  with  some  Posthumous  Pieces.     4  vols. 

12mo,  sheep.  Pond.  1801. 

Mrs.  Robinson  was  the  "  Perdita"  of  George  IV. 


h 


200  ROLLEN-HAGEN. 

Jl?2528.  RODD    (Thos.)     Ancient    Ballads   tVom  the   Civil  Wars  of 
Granada,  and  the  Twelve  Peers  of  France.     12mo,  xhccp. 

Lond.  1801. 
/,  QO  2529.  RODWELL.     Catalogue    of    Coins   and   Medals    of  R.  E. 
Rodwell.     Priced.     Bvo.  Lond.  1821. 

^,tn?  2530.  ROGER    (Chas.)     A   Collection   of    the    Principal  English 
Translations  of  the  Sacred  Scriptures,  with  Memoirs  of  the 
Pnneipal  Translators.     4to,  doth.         Lond.  Lagster.,  n.  d. 
2531.  ROGERS     (George).     George    AVashington    Ci'owned,    etc. 
A  Democratic  Poem.     12mo,  cloth.  N'.  Y.  1849. 

^ii~2532.  [ROGERS  (George)],     An  Address  on  our  Destiny.     With 
Remarks.     12rao,  pp.  16.  Neic  York,  n.  d. 

Q2.^<^  2533.  ROGERS  (Samuel).  The  Pleasures  of  Memory.  8vo,  Lnlaid 
in  ^to,  and  Lllustrated  vith  103  Portraits,  Yien's,  etc., 
many  of  them  proofs  on  Lndia  Paper,  icith  Autograpth 
Letter  of  Mogers.  Richly  hound  in  morocco  extra,  full 
gilt  sides,  and  broad  borders  of  gold,  and  coloured  leather 
inside,  by  A.  Tarrant.  T^ond.  n.  d. 

yS~^  2534.  .     Italy.     A    Poem.     \st    Edition.     8vo,    green   mo- 

rocco. Lond.  1830. 

/,  2535.  ROGERS  (Samuel).     Poems.     12mo,  hds.  Lond.  1827. 

;2ur~2536.  ROGERS  (Samuel).     Pleasures   of  Memory;  and    Pains  of 
Memory,  by  Robt.  Merry.     12mo,  calf  X.  Y.  1802. 

y,  ^vT^oat.  ROGERS.  Catalogue  of  the  Very  Celebrated  Collection  of 
Works  of  Art,  the  Property  of  Samuel  Rogers,  Esq. ; 
with  printed  prices  andnam.es.     8vo,  hcdf  morocco. 

Lond.  1856. 
/»         2538.  ROGERS.     Catalogue  of  the  Greek  and  Roman  Coins  of  the 
late  Samuel  Rogers,  Esq.     Rl.  8vo.  Lond.  1856. 

2539.  ROGERS.     Xames  of  Purchasers  and  Prices  to  the  Auction 
Sale  Catalogues  of  the  Collections  of  Art  and  Yertti,  etc., 
^  of  Samuel  Rogers,  Esq.     Rl.  8vo.  Lond.  1857. 

0,  2540.  ROLLEXHAGEN  (Gabriel).     Nvclevs   Emblematvmse  Se- 

lectissimorvm  qua*  Itali  Vvlgo  Impressas  vocant  priuata 
industria  studio  singular!  vindici  conquisitus,  non  paucis 
venustis  inventionibus  auctus  additis  carminibus  illustratus 
a  Gabr.  Rollenhagio.  200  plates.  2  vols.  4to,  in  1.  Mo- 
rocco extra;  fine  copy.  Tico  leaves  of  the  letter-press  suph 
plied  in  3IS. 

Colonial  Ex  museo  ccdatorio  Crisp.  Passcei,  1611-13. 
"Volume  recherche  a  cause  des  jolies  figures  quile  composent." — Brunet. 

,  J7)2541.  ROLT    (Rich'd.)     Memoirs  of  the  Life  of  John  Lindesay, 

Earl  of  Crauford  &  Lindesay.     4to,  bds.  Lond.  1753. 

/,    2542.  ROM/ELIUS    (Baruch  Loth).      Cervvs,    hoc   est,   qvJB  per 

Cervvni    Significata    Fvere    Sacris    ^gyptorvm   Literis. 

4to,  half  mororro.  Augspurg,  J.  Schultes,  1602. 

The  text  if?  in  Latiu  and  German. 


ROSS. 


201 


^0  2544. 

VO   2545. 
'.  2546. 

2547. 

J^548. 
2549. 

j?J~2550. 
~0    2551. 


2552. 


/-^r 


ROMAN     CATHOLIC     CONFESSIONAL     EXPOSED. 

8vo.  Duhlin^  1837. 

ROMBERCH.     (Konflfstoriunt  ^rtfft'cose  ^cmon'e, 

Y.    P.    F.   Joannis    Romberch  de   Kryspe,    etc.     3JlnC& 
Setter.     Small  8vo,  vellum;  curious  and  rare. 

Venetiis,  1520. 

ROME.  Ancient  Statues  in  the  City  of  Rome.  A  Collection 
of  Plates,  with  Descriptive  MS.  in  Italian.     4to,  vellum. 

ROSARIO  DELLA  SACRA  VERGINE  MARIA  con  li 
miracoli  boUe  indvlgeze  molte  altre  cose  agiunte  come  nel 
seguente  foglio  si  uede.  Emblematical  Plates.  4to,  vel- 
lum. In  Vin.  JPresso  JBcrn.  Gi^into,  1527. 

ROSARIUM  MYSTICUM  ANIM^  FIDELIS,  quinqua- 
ginta  articulis  totius  uitae  passionisque  domini  nostri  Jesu 
Christi,  etc.     50  icood  cuts.     12mo,  green  morocco. 

Ex  Officina  Euchariana.,  1531. 
A  previous  owner  of  this  work  expresses  tlie  opinion  tliat  the  wood  tMits 

are  equal  to  Albert  Durer's. 

ROSCIUS.  Jvlii  Roscii  Hortini  Elogia  Militaria.  75  Por- 
traits.    4to,  vellum;  rare.  Potnc^.,  1696. 

Includes  a  notice  [and  Portrait]  of  Fernando  Cortez,  and  some  references 
to  Columbus,  etc.,  p.  88 — 90. 

ROSCOE  (Mrs.  Ed.)  Floral  Rlnstrations  of  the  Seasons,  con- 
sisting of  The  Most  Beautiful,  Hardy,  and  Rare  Herbaceous 
Plants  Cultivated  in  the  Flower  Garden.  Engraved  by 
R.  Havell.     55  Coloured  Plates.     4to,  half  calf. 

*  Zo7id.  1831. 

ROSCOE.     Catalogue  of  the  Library,  Paintings,  Engravings, 

etc.,  of  Wm.  Roscoe,  Esq.     Printed  Prices  and  JVcimes. 

8vo,  bds.  Liveiyool,  1816. 

This  Catalogue  was  drawn  up  by  Mr.  Roscoe  himself,  and  contains  some 

valuable  bibliographical  information. 

ROSS  (Alex.)  The  Fortunate  Shepherdess.  A  Pastoral 
Tale,  and  Songs.     Rl.  8vo,  half  calf .     First  edition. 

Aberdeen,  1768, 

.     Another    Edition,    with      other    Scottish    Poems. 

12mo,  calf.  Edinb.  1804. 


2553 
J~<J>2554 


ROSS  (Alex.)  Helenore,  etc.,  in  the  Broad  Scotch  Dialect. 
18mo.  Aberdeen,  1811. 

ROSS  (Sir  John).  Narrative  of  a  Second  Voyage  in  Search 
of  a  North-West  Passage,  and  of  a  Residence  in  the  Arctic 
Regions  during  the  years  1829,  1830,  1831,  1832,  1833. 
Including  the  Reports  of  Commander,  now  Captain,  James 
Clark  Ross,  R.  N.,  and  the  Discovery  of  the  Northern 
Magnetic  Pole.     Plates.     4to,  cloth.  Zo)id.  1835. 

tr^2555.  Ros-WEYDYS    (Herib.)    j^tt  2Lct)en  tier  1^.    1^. 

JttaeflhtJett  die  Yan  Christvs  tijden  tot  dese  eeuwe  Inden 
26 


202  RUBENS. 

Salighen  Staet  der  Svyverheydt  inde    Wereldt   gheleest 

liebben.      Fine  plates.     ^JltlCft    TLtiXtX.     8vo,   7norocco, 

c/d.'ijjs.  A)ittcerp€7i,  1626. 

These  Lives  of  the  Fathers  are  printed  partly  in  Gothic,  and  partly  in 

Roman  type.     The  Portraits  are  engraved  by  Van  Mechelen,  after  Peter 

de  .Todc. 

,/,  2556.  ROTGAXS  (Lukas).     Poezy,  van  Verscheide  Mengelstoffea ; 

met  Konstplaaten  Versiert.     4to,  cellum,  gilt  edges/  fine 

copi/.  Leenwco'den,  1715. 

A  Collection  of  Dutch  Poetry,  illustrated  with  50  fine  plates  of  heroic 

and  mythological  subjects,  engraved  by  Houbraken  and  Folkema. 

J-<?2557.  ROTLINGERIUS    (Casp.)      Calligraphia    Nova.     Oblong 
4to,  half  calf .  Tig  art,  1615. 

yj~l558.  ROUSSEAU  (J.  J.)     Letters  of  an  Italian  Nun  and  an  Eng- 
lish Gentleman,  translated.     12rao,  calf.  Lond.  1806. 
^,         2559.  [ROWLANDSON  (T.)]     Loyal  Volimteers  of  London  and 
Environs,  Infantry  and  Cavalry,  in  their  respective  Uni- 
forms.    87  Coloured  Plates.     Wo.,  half  calf.  Lond. 
^,pAri560.  ROXBURGHE.     Catalogue    of    the   Library  of   the   Late 
John,  Duke  of  Roxburghe,  arranged  by  G.  «fc  W.  Nicol, 
with  Supplement.     Printed  prices.    8vo,  ca(/".  Lond.\8\1. 
Lot  6292  is  the  famous  Valdarfar  Decameron,  which  was  purchased  by 
the  Marquis  of  Blandford,  for  £2260,  the  highest  price  ever  paid  for  one 
book. 
P^tr~2561.  ROYAL  EXILE  (The) ;  or  Poetical  Epistles  of  Mary,  Queen 
of  Scots,  during  her  Captivity  in  England,  by  a   Young 
Lady ;  also,  by  her  Father,  The  Life  of  Queen  Mary,  etc. 
2  vols.  8vo,  half  calf                          «                    Land.  1822. 
f,    2562.  ROYAUMONT   (Sieiir   de).     L'Histoire   du    Vieux  et   du 
Nouveau  Testament,  enriche  de  Figures  en  taille-douce. 
12mo,  calf                                                                 Paris,  1701. 
S~tS~0  2563.  .     History  of  the   Old  and   New  Testaments;    illus- 
trated with  about  300  Sculptures.      Aptly  and  Accurately 
Delineated  and  Engraven  by  skilful  Artists,  for  the  better 
and    more    lively   RejDresentation  thereof.     2    vols,   folio, 
calf                                       Lond.  for  Ed.  Blome,  1688-90. 
<^,  yTO  2564.  ROYAMONT.     The  History  of  the  Old  and  New  Testa- 
ment, with  260  Sculptures.    Large  paper  copy;  red  mo- 
rocco. 1706. 
Fine  copy ;  from  Mr.  Burton's  Library,  ruled  with  red  lines. 

2/^J"'^565.  RUBEIS.     Effigies  Nomina  et  Cognomina,  S.  D.  N.  Alex- 

andri  Papse   VIL    et  RR.,  DD.,    S.  R.  E.    Cardd.  nunc 

viuentium  Edita  a  Jacobode  Rubeis.     YQ\\o.^_green  moroc- 

co^  gilt  edges.  Mornce,  1688. 

^6~4  2566.  RUBENS  (P.  P.)     La  Gallerie  du  Palais  dv  Luxembourg, 

peinte  par  Rubens,  dessiuee  par  les  sieurs  Nattier,  et  gi'av^e 

par  les  plus  Illustres  Graveurs  du  Temps.     Rl.  folio,  <'(df;  ■ 

Jine  impressions.  Paris,  DucJuuige.,  I7l0. 

Contains  twenty-five  beautiful  engravings,  by  Vermeulen,  Audran,  and 

others.    It  has  sold  at  from  80  to  300  fr. 


RUDING. 


203 


RUBENS    ET  VAN  DYK.     Clarissimorvra  Yirorvm,  etc. 

Oblonor  4to,  half  calf .  NorimhenjGe.,  1735. 

RUDDIMAN   (Jacob).      Tales    and   Sketches.      Post   8vo, 

half  calf.  Edinh.  1828. 

RUDDIMAN  (Thos.)     An  Introduction  to  Anderson's  Diplo- 

mata  Scotiae.     12nio,  calf  Edliib.  1782. 

See  also  Lot  89. 

2570.  RUDING  (Rogers).     Annals  of  the  Coinage  of  Great  Britain 

and  its  Dependencies  ;  from  the  earliest  Period  of  Authentic 
History  to  the  Reign  of  Victoria.  Third  Edition,  Enlarged. 
3  vols.  4to,  hcdf  red  morocco.,  gilt  to}).  Land.  1840. 

2571.  RUDING  (Rogers).     Annals  of  the  Coinage  of  Great  Britain. 

Vols.  3  and  4  of  the  second  Edition.     4to.     Lond.  1817. 
"  As  handsome  and  complete  a  book  of  reference  to  the  Coinage  of  Great 
Britain  and  its  Dependencies  as  there  are  materials  in  existence  to  frame." — 
Literary  Gazette. 

RUE.  Carole  de  la  Rue  e  Societate  Jesu  Idyllia.  EnMe- 
niatic  Plates.     18mo,  calf.  Paris.,  S.  Bernard,  1672. 

RVINETTI  DA  RAVENNA  (Tomaso).  Idea  del  Bvon 
Seittore.  43  Examples,  with  exquisitely  engraved  borders. 
Oblong  4to,  vellum.  Ravenna,  1619. 

From  Mr.'  Corwin's  Collection,  Lot  2047  ;  sold  for  $3.00. 

RULE  OF  LIFE  (The).  A  Collection  of  Select  Moral 
Sentences.     12mo,  sheep.  Edinb.  1802. 

RITSSIA.  Sketches  of  Russia;  illustrated  with  Fifteen  En- 
gravings.    8vo,  half  ccdf  Lond.  1814. 

RUTHERFORD  (G.  Stevenson  de  M.)  Lays  of  the  Sanc- 
tuary, and  Other  Poems.     12mo.  Lond.  1859. 

RUTTER  (John).  Delineations  of  Fouthill  and  its  Abbey. 
28  plain  and  coloured  plates.     4to,  hds.  Lond.  1823. 

RYLEY  (S.  W.)  The  Itinerant  in  Scotland.  Vols.  7,  8, 
and  9.     12mo,  bds.  Lond.  1827. 

S.  (D.)  Hohe  geistreiche  Lehren  vnd  Erklarungen :  Uber 
die  ftirnembsten  Sprtiche  dess  Hohen  Lieds  Salomonis, 
etc.     Folio,  vellum.  1622. 

A  Collection  of  Emblems,  illustrative  of  Solomon's  Song. 

2580.  S.  (J.)     The  Age  of  the  World  Collected  in  all  its  Periods ; 

or  a  Convincing  Demonstration  that  the  Lineal  and  Unin- 
terrupted Succession  of  the  Scots  Monarchy  has  continued 
much  longer  than  that  of  any  other  Kingdom.  8vo,  Jtalf 
morocco.  Edinb.  1719. 

2581.  SAAVEDRA-FAJARDO    (Diego).      Idea   de   vn  Principe 

Politico  Christiano  Representada  en  cien  Enipresas.  4to, 
vellum.  Amberes,  1659. 

.     Aliud  Exemplar.     Plates  only.     4to,  morocco  extra. 

[1659]. 


20-i  SACRED  ALBUM. 

/,        2583.  SAAVEDRA-FAXARDO.   Idea  Principis  Christiano  Politici 
101   Sijmbolis  expressa.     12mo,  old  'tnorocco^  gilt  edges. 

Anistelodami,  J.  J.  SicJupper.,  1659. 
^,^0  2584.  SAAVEDRA-FAXARDO.     Idea  Principis   Christiano-Poli- 
tici   Symbolis  CI.  expressa  a  Didaco  Saavedra   Faxardo, 
12mo,  red  morocco. 

Amstelodaml.,  apud  loannem  Blaei\  1660. 

y*f~^585.  SAAVEDRA.  The  Royal  Politician  represented  in  One 
Ilnndred  Emblems,  written  in  Spanish  by  Don  Diego 
Saavedra  Faxardo.  With  a  large  Preface  Containing  an 
Account  of  the  Author,  etc.  Done  into  English  from  the 
Original  by  Sir  J.  A.  Astry.     Plates.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf. 

Lond.  IVOO. 
/,  -To  2586.  SABIN"    (Joseph).      Catalogue   of  the   Entire   Library   and 
Paintings  of  the  late  Rev.  Samuel  Farmae  Jarvis.     8vo, 
half  ccdf.  N.  F.  1851. 

^he  collection  of  Books  sold  for  over  $11,000,  and  was  the  largest  pri- 
vate Theological  Library  in  this  country. 

J~,iS~^  2587.  SABIN  (Joseph).     Catalogue  of  the  Rare,  Curious,  and  Val- 
uable Collection  of  Books,  Tracts,  Autographs,  etc.,  of  the 
late  Ml-.  E.  B.  Corwin.      With  Prices  and  Newspaper  Cut- 
tings.    Large  paper  copy.,  half  morocco.  JV.  1^.1856. 
/^ir~2588.  [SABIN  (Joseph)].     Catalogue  of  a  Valuable  Private  Libra- 
ry.    8vo.                                                                jV.  T.  [1859]. 
The  Addenda  contains  a  list  of  Pamphlets  on  American  History,  collected 
by  the  Rev.  T.  B.  Chandler,  of  Elizabethtown. 

J^*^^  2589.  SABIN  (Joseph).     Catalogue  of  the  Theatrical  and  Miscel- 
laneous Library  of  the   late    Wm.  E.  Burton.      Portrait. 
-Large  papjer  copy,  half  morocco.,  gilt  top.     Cuttings  in- 
^p^^  f^  serted.  N.  Y.  1860. 

^^^i^^:^»tfy2590.   [SABIN  (Joseph;!].     ShakespearianaBurtonensis.     Large  Pa- 
'  per,  rl.  8vo.     100  copies  printed.  X.  Y.  1860. 

^g«^591.  SABIN  (Joseph).     Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  Edwin  For- 
rest.    Portrait.     8vo. 

Philadelphia  [privately  printed],  1863. 

/  "L"^"^ if^f4>^o92.  SACRA  EREMVS  ASCETIARVM.      Plates  engraved  by 

•  P.  3fariette.     8vo,  morocco  extra.  Paris,  s.  a. 

<^<^l^^?r^%C:¥593.  SACRED  ALBUM.     A  Collection  of  Fifty-One  Religious 

Subjects,  mostly  coloured,  interspersed    with    Moral    and 

Religious  Sentences.     4to,  embossed  roan,  gilt  edges. 

f,      "    2594.  SADELER  (Raphael).    Solitvdo  sive  Vitse  Patrum  Eremicola- 

*->  ^  ^  rum  per  antiquissimu  Patrem  D.  Hieronymu  olim  Conscripta 

iam  vero  primum  aeneis  laminis  sculpta  a  fratribus  Joanne 

et  Raphaele  Sadeler.     Oblong  4to,  half  calf  stained. 

Circa  1600. 

,^JT595.  SAINT- ARROWM AN    (A).      Coffee,  Tea,  and   Chocolate. 

12mo,  cl.  Phil.  1846. 


SAMBUCUS.  205 

St.  ^usustnte's  i*lctiftations  antJ  iliCanucU,  in  Eng- 

glish.     Black  Setter,  y^ith  wood  cut  borders.     Ro  title. 

Loud.  J.   Wolfe,  1586. 

S'O  2597.  ST.  FRANCIS.     Epitome  Vitxe  et  Miracvlorvm  S.  Francisci 

Erablematis  locis  sacrse  Scripturoe  et   Carmine  Expressa. 

18mo,  green  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Antuerpice,  1653. 

The  Text  of  this  work  is  in  Latin,  French,  and  German. 

,         2598.  ST.  GELAIS  (Octavien).     Peture  des  persecutiones  des  Cres- 

tiens  translate  de  Latin  en  Francoys.     Small  folio,  riissia 

extra,  gilt  edges.  Paris,  A.   T^erard,  s.  a. 

This  fine  specimen  of  early  Parisian  Typography  was  probably  printed 

in  1495.     See  Simonetta,  in'Brunet. 

Z<i  2599.  SAINT  LEU  (Hortense  Duchesse  de).  Romances  Mises  en 
Musique.     Plates.     Oblong  4to,  half  calf.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

Includes  the  now  National  Piece,  "  Pourtant  pour  la  Syrie." 

,         2600.  ST.  PIERRE  (Bernardin  de).     Paul  and  Virginia,  with  an 

Original   Memoir  of  the  Author,    and   330   Illustrations. 

■  j-~  Impl.  8vo,  tree  calf,  red  and  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1839. 

'^f^-^^QY.  SAINTS.  Figures  de  Saintes.  A  Collection.  12mo,  green 
morocco.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

■»J'^g602.  SALSMANNUM  (R.  D.  Gulielmum).  Liber  Genesis  ^reis 
formis  a  Crispin  Passseo,  expressus  versebusque  tam  latinus 

J*"^?  quam  Germanicis  ornatus  sententijs  ite  exss.  Patribns  de- 

sumptus,  explicatus,  etc.  Letter-press  in  Latin  and  Ger- 
man.    59  Emblematical  Plates.     Small  4to,  morocco   an- 

^ 9/-^  tique.  Cleuie,  J.  A.  Biesen,  1629. 

: 2603.  SALT.     Catalogue  of  the  Highly  Interesting  and  Magnificent 

Collection  of  Egyptian  Antiquities,  the  Property  of  the 
late  Hy.  Salt,  Esq.     8vo,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1835. 

2604.  SALVIATI.     The  World  Turned  Upside  Down.     In  Twen- 
ty-Eight  Plates,  from  the  Designs  of  Giuseppi   Salviati, 
Engraved  by  F.  C.  Lewis.     4to,  blue  morocco  extra,  by 
.,  Paioso)i  S  J^icholson.  Lond.  1822. 

r«^^605.  SAMBUCUS.     Emblemata   cvm    aliqvot    Nvmmis    Antiqvi 
Operis    Joaimis    Sambvci    Tirnaviensis    Pannonie.     [First 
Edition.]     8vo,  morocco.        AntverpicB,  C.  Plantin,  1564. 
Plates  b}^  Gerard  de  Jode,  accompanied  bv  Fables  in  Latin  verse.     Riva, 
30  fr. 

>'    2606.  SAMBUCUS.      Romanorvm   Principii  effigies:    cQ  historia- 

•  i'^C^  rum  annotatione,    olim  ab    lo.  Huthichio  confecta :    nunc 

'  uero  alicubi  aucta  et  longe  Castigatio  opera  lo.  Sambuci 

Tirauiensis    Pannonii.      With  curious   Litaglio   Portraits. 

Sm.  8vo,  old  ccdf.  Argent,  1552. 

From  the  Roxburglie  Collection.     The  Printer's  date  reads  15511 — the 

last  two  figures  are  doubtless  intended  for  II. 

(,       2607.  SANCTI  FVNDATORES  RELIGIOSORYM  ORDINVM 

in  Ecclesia  Laetiensis  Monasterii  Ordinis  S.  Benedicti  Ta- 


206  SANDYS. 

Lellis  Pictis,  pro  Spectatoi'i  svpni  chori  sedilla  positi  ddq. 
et  Icvncvlaj  BeatiB  Joannae  Francorvm  Reginaj  Vita?  et 
Theatrvm  Vitam,  virtutes,  miracula  R"\  P.  Gabrielis 
Maria  ord.,  etc.  3  vols,  in  1.  Plates  hy  Galle.  4to,  half 
TKSsia.  Antverpice,  1634-42. 

/J~,  2608.  SANDBY.  A  Collection  of  95  Etchings,  by  Paul  Sandby. 
I^ine  impressions,  and  very  scarce.     Folio.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

/O,  2609.  SANDFORD  (Francis).  A  Genealogical  History  of  the 
Kings  of  England  and  Monarchs  of  Great  Britain,  from  the 
Conquest  to  16V7.     Plates.     Folio,  calf. 

In  the  Savoy,  1677, 
"  A  very  useful  work,  compiled  by  tlie  direction  and  encouragement  of 
King  Charles,  who  honoured  it  with  his  patronage.  The  author  was 
assisted  in  his  labours  by  Gregory  King." — Loiunde-s.  This  is  the  first 
edition,  and  the  plates  are  better  than  in  the  later  one.  Baker's  copy, 
£4  lS,s.  0(/.     See  Dibdiu's  Library  Companion. 

1^7  2610.  SANDYS  (George).     A  Paraphrase  upon  the  Divine  Poems, 

set  to  new  Tunes,  by  W,  Godbed,     12mo,  calf'. 

Lond.  1676, 

Dr.  Burney  has  given  to  the  version  of  Sandys  a  preference  before  that 
of  any  other  translator  of  the  Psalms.  See  Brydges'  Restituta  and 
Biograpli.  Universelle,  xl.,  p.  :i23-4. 

See  Ovid's  Metamorphoses,  Lot  219:!,  and  Grotius  (Hugo),  Lot  1313. 

A  ^  J7?  2611.  SATCHWELL    (R.)      Scripture    Costume,    exhibited    in    a 
'  Series  of  [20]  Engravings,  representing  the  principal  Per- 

sonages mentioned  in  the  Sacred  Writings,  with  l^iograph- 
ical  Sketches,  and  historical  Remarks  on  the  Manners  and 
Customs  of  Eastern  Nations.     4to,  half  russia. 

Lond.  1819. 

The  Plates  were  drawn  under  the  superintendence  of  Benjamin  West. 

JT?2612.  SATURDAY    NIGHT    AND     SUNDAY     MORNING; 

comprising  a  Review  of  New  Publications,   etc.      'Wood 

cuts.     4  vols.  8vo,  hds.  Land.  1824. 

Jl^  2613.  SAUBERTUM  (M.  John),     Emblematum  Sacrorum  quorum 

consideratio  accurata  ad  Fidei  exercitiura    et  excitandam 

Pictatem  ])lurimum  facere  potest,     4  parts  in  1  vol,  folio, 

JSfurnherg,  1625. 
The  Plates  engraved  by  Peter  Iselberg,  from  designs  by  Michael  Ileer. 

/2_-  2614.  [SAUNDERS  (F,)]     New  York  in  a  Nutshell;  or  Visitor's 
Hand-Book  to  the  City,     18mo.     pp.  144.        N.  Y.  1853. 
3»  2615.  SAUVAN.     Picturesque  Tour  of   the  Seine  from  Paris  to 

the  Sea,  with  Particulars,  historical  and  descriptive,  by  J. 
B.  Balthas  Sauvan  ;  illustrated  with  24  highly  finished  and 
Coloured  Engrai)i)igs  from  Drainngs,  by  A.  Pugi)i  and 
J.  Gendall.     Impl.  4to,  cloth,  gilt.  Land.  1821. 

///.^2616,  SAVAGE  (James),  The  Librarian;  being  an  Account  of 
scarce,  valuable  and  useful  English  Books,  Manuscripts, 
Libraries,  Public  Records,  etc.     3  vols,  8vo,  calf 

Lond.  1808-9, 


SCHEDEL.  207 

^y2%\1.  SAVONAROLA  (Don  Jeremy).     Facts  and  Figures  from 
'  Italy,  addressed  to  Charles  Dickens.     Post  8vo,  cloth. 

Lond.  1847. 
,i«r'2618.  SAVORSAISrO  (Don  Alonso).  Threa  Ingenious  Spanish 
Novels :  namely,  I.  The  Loving  Revenge  ;  or  Wit  in  a 
Woman.  II.  The  Lucky  Escape;  or  the  Jilt  Detected. 
III.  The  Witty  Extravagant ;  or  the  Fortunate  Lovers. 
Id  Edition.     Plates,     \2vao,  calf,  gilt;  fine  copy. 

Lond.  1712. 

Jl?  2619.  SCANDALUM  MAGNATUM,  OR  POTAPSKI'S  CASE. 

A  Satyr  against  Palish  Oppression.     4to.  Lond.  1682. 

y,  2620.  SCHABAELJE  (Jan.  Ph.)  Den  Grootsen  Erablemata  Sacra, 
Bestaande  in  meer  dan  Drie  hondert  Bybelsche  Pigueren, 
Soo  des  Ouden  als  des  Niewen  Testaments.  Oblong  folio, 
vellum.     Fine  plates.  A.msterdam,  1654. 

r;  2621.  SCHAUBLAZ  BAVERISCHEN  HELDEN".  A  Collec- 
tion of  Portraits  of  Eminent  J^avarians,  neatly  mounted 
in  4to.    Red  morocco.,  extra.  JV'urnhery,  16SI. 

2622.  SCHEDEL  (Hartman).  CHRONICON  NUREkBER- 
GEiSTSES.  Best  Edition  of  the  Latin  version;  good 
copy,  with  the  Supplement  of  4  Leaves.  Royal  folio,  hcdf 
bound.  JVzcrembery,  A  IColberger,  mccccxciii. 

?,  J"<^  2623.  .     Another  copy.     German  Version.     Folio ;  imperfect. 

MCCCCXCIII. 

For  a  copious  description  of  this  extraordinary  volume,  see  Dibdin's  Bib. 
Spenceriana,  vol.  ii.,  p.  255.  It  contains  2250  wood  cuts,  by  Wolgemut 
and  Pleydenwurff ;  the  former  of  whom  was  master  of  Albert  Durer. 
Hearne,  in  his  preface  to  "Robert  of  Gloucester,"  highly  commends  the 
work. 

,_^  2624.  SCHEUCHZER.  Physica  Sacra  J.  J.  Schevchzeri,  Iconibvs 
^'Eneis  illustrata  ;  procurante  et  sumtus  sujjpeditante,  J.  A. 
PfefFel.     750  Engravings.     4  vols,  folio,  calf. 

Avyustce  Vind.  1731. 

\jy:2^25.  SCHILLER.     A   Collection    of    20   Plates,    illustrative    of 
^  Schiller's  Works.     RL  8vo,  bds.  Stuttgart,  1840. 


./3 


r, 


2626.  SCHLEDERUS    (T.  Georg.)      Synopsis   Historica   Deoruui 

Fatidicorum.     61  Plates.     4to,  ccdf 

Frcuiclfurt  am  Mayn.,  E.  Schleichen.,  1643. 
The  text  to  this  curious  book  on  Gods,  Sybils,  &c.,  is  in  Gennan. 

2627.  SCHOBERL    (Fred.)      Picturesque   Tour   from  Geneva   to 

Milan  by  Way  of  the  Simplon.     36  Coloured  Plates.,  from 
Designs  by  J.  &  J.  Lory.     Impl.  8vo,  cloth.     Lond,  1820. 

2628.  SCHOONHOVIUS.      Emblemata   Florentii   Schoonhovii  J. 

C.  Goudani;  Partim  Moralia  partim   etiam    Civilia.  Cum 
latiori  eorundem  ejusdem  Auctoris  interpretatione.     Acce- 


7^j 


208  SCOTLAND. 

dunt  et  alia  qusedam  Poematia  in  alijs  Poematum  suorum 
libris  non  coiitenta.     4to,  calf ;  fine  copy. 

Lugclvni  Batavorvm,  Ex  Officina  Elzeviriana,  1526. 

/  J7?  2628  *   .     Aliud  Exemplar.     4to,  calf.         Lngd.  Bat.  1526. 

/,  2629.  SCIENCE  (LA)  DES  HIEROGLYPHES,  on  L'Art  d'ex- 
primer  par  des  Figures  Symboliques,  etc.  Plates.  4 to, 
half  vellum.  La  Hay e.,  1736. 

t/T?  2630.  SCOTCH     FOGGARIES    (The).      4to.      No  Title.      Very 
curious  and  scarce.     [By  Tatham  ?] 
i^,2»r~2631.  SCOTCH  HAGGIS  (The  New),  consisting  of  Pieces  Humour- 
ous, Witty,  Droll,  Ancient,  and  Modern.     12mo,  boards. 

Paisley,  1829. 
2632.  SCOTCH  HUDIBRAS  (The) ;  or  a  Mock  Poem.    2  parts  in 
1  vol.  small  Svo,  calf  Zand.  1692. 

/,SV  2633.  SCOTCH  MIST  CLEARED-UP  (The).  To  prevent  Eng- 
lishmen from  being  wet  to  the  Skin.  Being  a  true  account 
of  the  Proceedings  against  Archibald  Earl  of  Argyle  for 
High  Treason,  etc.     4to,  MS.  Title.     Half  morocco. 

1681. 
y^^    2634.  SCOTCH  PREACHER  (The)  ;  or  a  Collection  of  Sermons. 
4  vols.  12 mo,  calf  TJdinb.  [1776]. 

«^r  2635.  SCOTCH  PRESBYTERIAN  ELOQUENCE  DISPLAY'D: 
or,  the  Foolishness  of  their  Teaching  Discover'd  from 
their  Books,  Sermons,  Prayers,  etc.  Illustrated  with  Por- 
traits and  Plates.     Svo,  calf  Lond.  1732. 

tr^2636.  .     Another  Edition.     12mo,  m(/",  ion^.  1789. 

^0  ^         2637.  SCOTCHMEN.     Collection  of  Portraits  of  Eminent  Scotch- 

'^     '  men,  collected  by  John  Allan.     208  Plates,  in  a  folio  Scrap 

Book.     Half  green  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

This  volume  is  a  treasure  for  a  Scotchman,  comprehending,  as  it  does, 
many  historical  personages ;  among  them,  Robert  Burns,  Sir  "W.  Scott, 
Lord  Lovat,  Lord  George  Gordon,  James  Watt,  D.  Wilkie,  John  Home, 
Geo.  Chalmers.  D.  Hume,  Margaret  Patten,  aged  138  years,  etc. 

^(?  2638.  SCOTISH   DESCRIPTIVE   POEMS;    with  Some  Illustra- 
tions of  Scotish  Literary  Antiquities.     12  mo,  hoards. 

Edinh.imz. 
Rare.     Collected  and  Edited  by  Dr.  Leyden. 

SCOTISH  POEMS,  1801.     See  [Dalyell]. 
Jl,         2639.  SCOTISH    ELEGIAC    VERSES,  1629-1829;    with    Notes 
and  an  Appendix  of  Illustrative  Papers.     Svo,  morocco, 
gilt  edges.  Edinh.  1842. 

Ninety  copies  only  printed, 

/  2640.  SCOTLAND.     Ancient  Views  in  Scotland,  taken  anterior  to 

'  1688.     4to.     AA  Plates. 

/V»r^2641.  SCOTLAND.      Auld   Lang  Syne;   or   a   Blink  of  By-gone 
'  Times  in  Caledonia.     A  Collection  of  58  Engravings,  all 

coloured,  and  mounted  in  a  folio  volume.     Half  riissia. 


SCOTLAND.  209 

;  2642.  SCOTLAND.  Catalogue  of  Antiquities,  Works  of  Art,  and 
Historical  Scottish  Relics  exhibited  in  the  Archaeological 
Institute  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  1856.  20  Fine 
Portraits-  also  15  additional  inserted.  8vo,  red  morocco 
extra;  borders  of  gold,  gilt  top,  uncut  edges.  Edinh.  1859. 
.So  2643.  SCOTLAND.  A  Chronology  of  the  Kings  of  Scotland, 
from  Malcolm  III.  to  George  III.     12mo,  half  tnorocco. 

Edinh.  1773. 
2644.  SCOTLAND.     A  CoUection    of  Cuttings  from   Old  News- 
papers relating  to  Scotland,  from  1757  to  1798.     4to,  half 
hoiind. 
j2,J~264o.  SCOTLAND.      A   Collection   of  Views  in   Scotland,    with 
Descriptive  Letter-Press.     4to.    jVo  Title. 

2646.  SCOTLAND.     Description   of  all   the   Kings   of  Scotland, 

Declaring  "what  Year  of  the  World  and  of  Christ  they 
began  to  Reign,  how  long  they  Reigned,  and  of  what 
Qualities  they  were  of.     \2xqo,  half  morocco. 

s.  1.  Printed  in  the  Year  1713. 

2647.  SCOTLAND.     Elegant  Collection  of  Interesting  Views  in 

Scotland.     78  Plates.     Oblong  4to,  hcdf  morocco. 

Edinh.  1802. 

SO  2648.  SCOTLAND.     Enumeration  of  the  Inhabitants  of  Scotland. 

8vo,  half  morocco.  Glasgoic,  1823. 

aS^2649.  SCOTLAND.     The  False  Brother,  or  a  New  Map  of  Scotland. 

Drawn  by  an  English  Pencil,  etc.     8vo,  half  calf 

Lond.  1651. 
2^^    2650.  SCOTLAND.     Gazetteer  of  Scotland.     8vo,  sheep. 

Dundee,  1803. 

2651.  SCOTLAND.     A   Large   Collection  of  Newspaper   Scraps, 

Cuttings,  Engravings,  and  Selections  from  various  sources 
relative  to  Scotland,  mounted  on  a  series  of  sheets,  folded. 

2652.  SCOTLAND.     Miscellanea  Scotica.     A  Collection  of  Tracts 

relating  to  the  History,  Antiquities,  Topography,  and  Lit- 
erature of  Scotland.     4  vols.  12rao,  half  calf . 

Glasgow,  1818. 
S^O  2653.  SCOTLAND.     A  Proper  Project  for  Scotland.     To  Startle 
Fools,  and  Frighten  Knaves,  But  to  make  Wise-men  Hap- 
py, &c.     4to,  half  morocco.  1699. 
/J^654.  SCOTLAND.     The  Statistical  Account  of  Scotland,  Drawn 
up  from  the  Communications  of  the  Ministers  of  the  Dif^ 
ferent  Parishes,  by  Sir  John  Sinclair.     21  vols.  8vo,  hoards 
and  ccdf               '                                                 Edinh.  \"l%\. 
^0  2655.  SCOTT  (Honoria).     The  Vale   of  Clyde:   a  Tale.     2   vols. 
12mo,  cf                                                                     Lond.  1810. 
„     2656.  SCOTT  (John).     Paris  Revisited  in  1815.     8vo,  hds. 

Lond.  1816. 
27 


210  SCOTT. 

^0  2657.  SCOTT  (Rev.  Thos.)     Force  of  Truth,  Growth  in  Grace,  etc. 
18mo,  calf.  Lond.  1827. 

„     2658.  SCOTT  (Sir  Walter).     The  Dance  of  Death,  etc.     18mo. 

Phil.  1816. 
,,    2659.  SCOTT  (Sir  Walter).      The  Field  of  Waterloo.     18mo,  half 
morocco.  X.  Y.  1815. 

n    2660.  SCOTT  (Sir  W.)     Legends  of  the  Xorth  and  Border  Min- 
strelsy, with  illustrations.     12mo,  silk^  gilt.      Lond.  1835. 
STf  2661.  SCOTT.     Letters  of  Sir  Walter  Scott  to  Rev'd  R.  Polwhele  ' 
and  others.     12mo,  half  russia.  Lond.  1832. 

„     2662.  SCOTT  (Sir  W.)     Marmion.     A  Tale.     8vo,  calf. 

Edinh-  1808. 
.,      2663.  SCOTT  (Sir  W.)     Lay  of  the  Last  Minstrel.     8vo,  cai/. 

Lond.  1809. 

2664.  SCOTT  (Sir  W.)     Minstrelsy  of  the  Scottish  Border.     3  vols. 

8vo,  calf.  Edinb.  1810. 

^665  SCOTT  (Sir  W.)     Minstrelsy  of  the  Scottish  Border.     2  vols. 

8vo,  half  morocco.  Kelso,  1802. 

SCOTT  (Sir  W.)     Vision  of  Don  Roderick,     l^mo,  calf . 

X.  Y.  1811. 

SCOTT   (Sir.   W.)     Waverley  Novels,   Miscellaneous  Prose 

Works,  Poems,  Life  of  Napoleon,  Tales  of  a  Grandfather, 

Lockhart's  Life,  etc.    'The  Splendid  Abbotsford  Edition. 

17  vols.  rl.  8vo,  cloth.,  uncut;  fine  clean  copy.     Edinb.  1842. 

This  edition  is  now  entirely  out  of  print ;  the  present  copy  is  in  excellent 

condition  to  bind. 

^,2^     2668.  SCOTT.     Landscape  Illustrations  of  the  Waverley  Novels, 

with  Descriptions  of  the  Views.     2  vols.  imp.  8vo,  green 

morocco.  Lond.  1832. 

^  2669.  SCOTT.     Landscape  Illustrations  to  Waverley  Novels.     8vo, 

morocco.,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  J.  Sharpe.,  n.  d. 

/ f ,  2670.  SCOTT.     Portraits    Illustrative    of  the  Novels,  Tales,  and 

Romances  of  the  Author  of  Waverley.  Proofs  ox  India 
Paper.     Folio,  russia  extra.  Lond.  n.  d. 

ti~,  iH?  2671.  .     Another  copy.     4to,  half  morocco.  Lond.  n.  d. 

/2672.  SCOTT.  A  Series  of  Illustrations  of  the  Poetical  Works  of 
Sir  Walter  Scott,  Bart.  Engraved  by  Eminent  Artists, 
after  Original  Paintings,  by  Robert  Srairke.  Proofs  on 
India  Paper.     Folio.  Lond.  1823. 

PiibUshed  at  £1  I85.  Od 

^.^2673.  SCOTT  (Sir  Walter).    Appendix  to  the  Illustrations  to  Scott's 
Poetical  Works.     Rl.  8vo.  Lond.  n.  d. 

"V^  2674.  SCOTT.  Sixteen  Engravings  from  Real  Scenes,  supposed  to 
be  described  in  the  Novels  and  Tales  of  the  Author  of 
Waverley,  with  45  Additional  Plates;  in  all  61.  12mo, 
calf  extra.  Edinb.  1821 


SCRAP  BOOK.  211 

g^         2675.  SCOTT.     Wavevley  Gallery  ;  or  the  Principal  Female  Charac- 
'  ters  in  Sir  Walter  Scott's  Romances,  from  Original  Paint- 

ings, by  Eminent  Artists.  Engraved  under  the  Super- 
intendence of  Cliarles  Heath.  Hichhj  coloured.  Impl.  8vo, 
green  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1841. 

Z,  2676.  SCOTT  (William).  An  Essay  of  Drapery  :  or  the  Compleate 
Citizen  Trading  Justly,  Pleasingly,  Profitably.  Title 
Engraved  by  Droeshout.,  the  Engraver  of  the  Portrait  of 
Shakespeare  in  the  first  folio  edition.     12mo,  riissia. 

Lond.  for  S.  Pemel,  1635. 
The  Whitg  Knights  copy  sold  for  £1  12^.  Od 

J7>  2677.  SCOTTISH  MONTHLY  MAGAZINE.     Vol.  1.     Bvo. 

GlasgovL\  1836. 
5^^2678.  SCOTTISH   REGISTER;    or   General  View    of   History, 
Politics,  and  Literature.    6  vols.  8vo,  o«^.    ^?i«5.  1794-96. 
.  Several  articles  relate  to  America. 

<> 2^2 6  7 9.  SCOTTISH  TRADITIONAL  VERSES  OF  ANCIENT 
BALLADS.     Edited   by  J.  H.  Dixon.      Post  8vo,  half 

,  morocco.  Lond.  Percy  Society,  1845. 

^^  2680.  SCRAP    BOOK;     containing    215    wood    cuts;    some  by 

Bewick.     Small  folio  ;  hcdf  green  morocco. 

\0,  -681.  SCR^^  BOOK  containing  142  beautifully  Coloured  Plates. 
4to,  half  morocco. 

y»  2682.  SCRAP  BOOK  containing  600  Engravings  and  Wood  Cuts. 

Thick  8vo,  Judf  green  morocco. 

r7  2683.  SCRAP  BOOK  containing  a  Collection  of  354  Engravings. 

Folio,  hcdf  bound. 

0,  2684.  SCRAP  BOOK  containing  235  Ancient  and  Modern  Engrav- 

ings.   Many  of  them  very  fine  impressions.     Folio,  half  calf 

[,  2685.  SCRAP  BOOK  containing  56  Coloured  Engravings.     4to, 

m,aroon  morocco.,  extra. 

\,  S~0  2686.  SCRAP  BOOK  of  Cuttings  from  Newspapers  and  Books, 
interspersed  with  Engravings.     4to,  morocco.,  clasp. 

'  2687.  SCRAP  BOOK  containing  40  Engravings,  Plain  and  Coloured. 

4to.     Slue  roan,  einbossed. 

?,  2688.  SCRAP   BOOK  containing  One   Hundred  and   Thirty-nine 

,  Engravings.     4to,  embossed  roan. 

',  2689.  SCRAP  BOOK  containing  Eighty-seven  Small  Engravings. 

Folio,  ccdf 

U/  ^2690.  SCRAP  BOOK.  About  150  Plates.  Some  choice.  Folio, 
hcdf  green  morocco. 

\  2691.  SCRAP  BOOK.     A  Collection  of  Two  Hnndred  and  Eighty- 

two  Engravings,  by  Bartolozzi,  Houbraken,  Sharp,  Wille, 
Fittler,  Durand,  and  others.     Ml.  folio.     Half  bound. 

^,  2692.  SCRAP  BOOK.     A  Collection  of  One  Hundred  and  Sixty- 

four  Engravings  in  a  4to  Scrap  Book.     Half  bound. 


212  SEBASTIANO. 

/D,        2093.  SCRAP   BOOK   of  Engravings   and  Facetious   Sentences. 

A  very  large  collection.     4to. 
fy        2694.  SCRAP  BOOK,  1834.     A  large  Collection  of  Coloured  and 

Plain  Engravings.     4to,  half  bound. 
/.»i7?    2695.  SCRAP  BOOK  of  Newspaper  Cuttings.     8\o,  half  bound. 

2696.  SCRAP  BOOK  OF  PORTRAITS  AND  VIEWS.     FoUo, 

calf  broad  borders  of  gold. 

2697.  SCRAP  BOOK  OF  VIGXETTES  and  Small  Prints,  with 

Moral  Sentences.     \2rQo,  old  red  morocco.,  gilt. 
6,  2698.  SCRAPS   FROM   NEWSPAPERS  AND.  MAGAZINES, 

Caledonian  Balls,  etc.     Folio. 
SCRIBBLEOMANIA.     See  [Ireland,  W.  H.] 
/^  J  J"^  2699.  SCRIBLERIAD   (The).      An  Heroic  Poem,  in  Six  Books. 
Plates,     ito,  half  calf  Lond.llbl. 

By  Richard  Owen  Cambridge.  "  This  mock  heroic  Poem,  intended  to  ex- 
pose false  taste  and  false  science,  is  replete  with  happy  parodies  of  distin- 
guished passages  in  the  classics,  particularly  VirgU." — Lowndes. 

SCULPTURA  HISTORICO.     See  [Evelyn  John]  Lot  1067. 
/  ^  2700.  SEALLY  (J.)     A  Specimen  of  Writing  in  the  Modern  Orna- 
mental Hands  of  Great  Britain.     Oblong  4to. 

Lond.  1794. 

„    2701.  SEAMER  (James).     Compendium  of  all  the  Usuall  Hands 

written  in  England.     23  Plates.     Oblong  4to.  [1690.] 

/,  2702.  SEARS  (M.  U.)     Scrap  Book  of  Literary  Varieties.     2  vols. 

8vo,  half  calf  Lond.  1832. 

^,  j^  J~2703.  SEBASTIANO  (R.  P.  P.)      Firmamentvm   Symbolicvra   in 

qvo  Deiparse   Elogia,  Quibus,  velut  firmamentum  stellis, 

est  exornata,  symbolice   depinguntur,  etc.     4to,    morocco 

extra.  XivbUni.,  G.  Forster.,  1652. 

A  rare  Book  of  Polish  Emblems. 

^  J^04.  SECRETARY'S  ASSISTANT,  with  Tables  of  Precedency, 
etc.     12mo.  Lond.  1832. 

A  2705.  SECL^NDUS  (Joannes).     The  Basia,  or  Kisses,  translated. 

■^  Lond.  1 824.     Also,  Histrionic  Topography  ;  or,  the  Birth- 

places, Residences,  and  Funeral  Monuments  of  the  most 
Distinguished  Actors.  1812.  2  vols,  in  1.  8vo,  half 
calf.  V.  d. 

/O,  2706.  [SECUNDL^S  (Johannes)].  Les  Baisers ;  Precedes  du 
Mois  de  Mai,  Poeme.  Richly  coloured  Plates.  Rl.  8vo, 
morocco.  La  Hay e,  1770. 

^*  2707.  SEGAR  (Sir  William).     Original  Institution  of  the  Princely 

Orders   of    Collars.      Printed   in    gold  and  colours.     7 

Plates.     4to,  morocco.  Edinb.  1823. 

Includes  the  Garter,  the  Annunciation,  the  Golden  Fleece,  St.  Michael,  the 

Holy  Ghost,  and  the  Thistle. 

,^0  2708.  SEGUR  (Count  de).     The  Four  Ages  of  Life.     12mo,  bds. 

N.  Y.  1826. 


SENECA.  213 

SELECT  COLLECTION  OF   OLD  ENGRAVINGS.     23 

Plates.     4to,  red  morocco.  1589,  etc. 

SELECT    COLLECTION    OF     PROOF    PRINTS,  with 

Ornamental  Borders,  arranged  in  a  4to  Scrap  Book,  half 

red  )norocco. 
\       2711.  SELECT  COLLECTION  OF  FORTY-ONE  DRAWINGS 

AND     ENGRAVINGS,    including    Fruit    and    Flower 

Pieces,  Costumes,  Birds,  etc.     4to,  calf. 
,       2712.  SELECTA    VARIA.     A  Collection  of  72  Plates;   includes 

Two   Series  of    the   Months,   Portraits   of    Painters   and 

Authors,  Allegorical  Pieces,  etc.     4to,  russUi. 
-       2  713.  SELECTA  VARIA.     A  Collection  of  44  Plates,  with  Moral 

Pieces  in  Prose  inserted.     4to,  red  morocco. 
;       2714.  SELECTION    (A)  of    the    Patriotic   Addresses,   to    [John 

Adams]  the  President  of  the  United  States.    Together  with 

The  President's  Answers,  etc.     12mo,  sheep. 

Boston,  J.   W.  Folsom.,  1798. 
^^^715.  SELECTOR  (The).     Consisting  of  Pieces,  Moral,  Literary, 

and  Humourous.     4  vols.  18mo,  sheep.  Glasgou\  1805. 

SV  2716.  SELIM  AND  ZAIDA,  with  other  Poems.     \2mo,  calf . 

Edinh.  1800. 
S~0  2717.  SELOUS  (R  C.)     A  Series  of  Illustrations  to  Fouque's  Sin- 
tram  and  his  Companions.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1844. 
VwT^lS.  SEIVIPILL.  The  Poems  of  the  Sempills  of  Beltrees :  now 
'  first  collected,  with  Notes,  etc.,  by  Jas.  Patterson.     12mo, 

half  morocco.  Edinh.  1849. 

2719.  SEJVIPLE  (Miss).     Costume  of  the  Netherlands.      Coloured 

Plates.     Folio,  calf.  Lond.  n.  d. 

S'O  2720.  SENAULT  (Eliz.)     Heures    Nouvelles  Tirees  de  la  Sainte 

Ecriture.     8vo,  vellum.,  clasps.  Paris  s.  a. 

/^2721.  .     Another  copy.     S\o,  red  m^orocco.  Paris,  s.  a. 

The  whole  of  the  text  is  engraved. 

.     Another  Edition.     24mo,  red  morocco.     Paris,  s.  a. 

SENECA.  jEvpikisU  epistole  morales  Sendee-  Blacfe 

3SLttttV.     Folio;  original  wooden  boards.        ' 

Jmprese  Parisius,  /j^^o  Claudio  Jammar,  etc.,  mccccxciiii. 

2724.  SENECA  ^t  (JHuatuor  tirtutitus  (Kartifnalitus.    Small 

4to.     jlSlacU.  Setter.         Ulmce,  J.  ScJidffeler,  mccccxcvii. 

2725.  SENTIMENTAL  FABLES.     Designed  chiefly  for  the  Use 
of  the  Ladies.     8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1772. 

,  y»r2726.  SEPTEM  FRATRES.     The  Legend  of  the  Seven  Brothers  of 
'  Lara,  Illustrated  in  a  Series  of  40  Plates.     No  Title.     Let- 

ter-Press in  Spanish  and  Latin,  icith  a  MS.  Translation 
in  English.     Oblong  4to,  vellum. 


21-i  SHAKSPEARE. 

Jl,         2727.  SERIES  OF  PRIXTS  (A),  Illustrative  of  Universal  History, 

comprising  Historical  Subjects,  Views,  Costumes,  Customs, 

etc.,  of  Various  Countries.     Svo^  cloth^  gilt.        Loud.  n.  d. 

/,'/'^~2l2S.  SERRE    (Sieur  de  la).      The  Mirrour    which  Flatters  not. 

Enriched  with  faire  Figures.     8\'o,  calf.  Lond.  'iQ39. 

^J~2 729.  SEWARD.  Letters  of  Anna  Seward,  in  the  years  1784  to 
1807.     6  vols,  post  Svo,  calf.  'Edbih.  1811. 

/O  2730.  SEWARD  (Anna).  Memoirs  of  the  Life  of  Dr.  Darwin. 
Svo,  boards.  Phila.  1804. 

2«r^731.  SEWARD  (Miss).  Monody  on  Major  Andre,  and  Elegy  on 
Captain  Cook.  Also,  Mr.  Pratt's  Sympathy:  a  Poem. 
12 mo,  calf.  Lond.  1817, 

S7)  2732.  SFONDRATUS  (Ccelestinus).  Innocentia  Vindicata,  in  qua 
Gravissimis  Argumentis  ex  S.  Thoma  petitis  ostenditur, 
Angelicvm  Doctorem  pro  Iraniacvlato  Conceptv  Deij^araj 
Sensisse  et  Scripsisse.  Plates.  Folio,  old  calf  richly  gilt 
sides.  Typis  Monasterii  S.  Galli,  1698. 

"  2733.  SHAHCOOLEN.  Letters  of  Shahcoolen,  a  Hindu  Philo- 
sopher.    12mo,  sheep.  Boston.,  1802. 

/  J7>  2734.  SHAKSPEARE  (Wm.)     Dramatic  Works.     12mo, morocco. 

N.  Y.  1834. 
„     „    2735.  SHAKSPEARE'S  WORKS,  with  a  Memoir  by  W.  Harvey. 

Illustrated  by  a  Double  Set  of  Wood  Cuts.     Svo,  half  calf. 

Lond.  n.  d. 
fS^O,         2736.  SHAKSPERE  (W.)      Hamlet.      Knighfs  Illustrated  Edi- 
tion.    Illustrated  by  84  Plates  inserted.     The  xuhole  text 
and  Plates  beautifully  inlaid  and  extended  to  4to.     Pichly 
bound  in  morocco  by  Pawso?i  and  N^icholson.    Lond.  n.  d. 
This  very  beautiful  volume  is  a  choice  specimen  of  workmanship,  and 
includes  many  prints  of  extreme  rarity  ;  some  by  Bartolozzi.     Portraits  of 
Queeu  Elizabeth,   Kemble,   &c.      Planche's  Costume  of  the  Tragedy,   14 
Coloured  Plates.     Play-Bill,  with  Kean  as  Hamlet,  etc. 

^^  2737.  SHAKESPERE  "(W.)     King  Henry  V.     Knight's  Pictorial 

Edition.     Further  illustrated  by  the  addition  of  numerous 
Plates,  plain  and  coloured.     58  Plates.     Impl.  Svo,  russia. 
.  Lond.  n.  d. 

6,  2738.  SHi\KSPEARE'S  SEVEN  AGES  OF  MAK  Illustrated. 
Stothard's  Plates,  Engraved  by  Bromley;  coloured. 
Folio,  half  red  morocco.,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1799. 

',  2739.  SHAKSPEARE  (Wra.)     SEVEN  AGES  OF  MAN.     4to, 

half  red  morocco.  Lond.  Van  Voorst.,  \84Q. 

8,  2740.  SHAKESPEARE'S  SONGS,  illustrated  by  the  Etching  Club. 
Folio,  half  blue  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Land.  1843. 

y^/,  2741.  SHAKSPEARE.     A    Collection    of  Plfty-eight   Shakspeare 

Portraits,  in  4to  and  Svo,  loosely  inserted  in  a  4to  Scrap 
Book,  including  several  fine  proofs,  and  comprising  speci- 
mens of  nearly  all  the  Engraved  Portraits  of  the  Im- 
mortal Bard. 


i 


SHAW.  215 

(>        2V42.  SHAKSPEARE.       Illustrations    to    Shakspeare,    from    the 

Plates  in  Boydell's  Edition,  as   published  in  the  Edition 

recently  edited  and  printed  by  A.  J.  Valpy.     151  Plates. 

12mo,  red  roan.,  gilt.  Lond.  1834. 

Z^,  2743.  SHAKSPEARE.      Thurston's   Illustrations   of   Shakspeare. 

230  Wood  Cuts.     8vo.  Lond.  1827. 

SHAKESPEARE.   Illustrated,   See  [Harding  (J.)],  Lot  1354. 

j^  2744.  SHALLUS  (Francis).     Chronological  Tables.     Thick  12mo; 

searce.  Phil.  1817. 

;         2745.  SHAW  (Henry).     Alphabets,  Numerals,  and  Devices  of  the 

Middle  A"ge*s.     Folio,  morocco  extra.,  inlaid;  a  remarkably 

fine  specimen  of  American  Book-hinding. 

Lond.   W.  Pickering.,  1845. 

2746.  SHAW  (Henry).     Dresses  and  Decorations  of  the  Middle 

Ages  [from  the  vii.  to  the  xrii.  Century].     The  85  Plates 

heautifully  printed  in  colours,  and  heightened  icith  gold. 

2  vols,  folio,  red  morocco  extra;  joints  and  borders  of  gold. 

Lond.W.  Pickering,  1843. 

"The  Letter-press  to  this  splendid  work  is  by  Mr.  Thomas  Wright  .... 
Whether  as  a  book  of  reference  for  artists,  of  instruction  for  antiquaries,  or 
of  iUustration  for  those  who  read  history,  it  is  important,  and  indispensable 
for  a  right  understanding  of  the  subject  on  which  it  treats." — Trnus,  Janu- 
ary, 1844. 

2747.  SHAW   (Henry).     Illuminated    Ornaments,    Selected    from 

MSS.  and  Early  Printed  Books,  from  the  Sixth  to  the 
Seventeenth  Centuries,  with  Descriptions  by  Sir  F.  Mad- 
den. The  lohole  of  the  Plates  highly  finished  loith  opaque 
colours,  and  heightened  v-ith  gold.  Large  paper.  Foho, 
green  morocco,  gilt.  Lond.   W.  Pickering,  1833. 

Consists  of  59  Plates,  beautifully  coloured,  in  imitation  of  the  original 
Illuminated  MSS.     The  design  is  unique  ;  the  execution  beautiful. 

2vr^48.  SHAW  (Dr.  John).     Poems.     12mo,  sheep.  Phil.  1810. 

J~Tr49.  SHEDDEX.     Report   of    the  Dinner   and   Presentation  to 

Alex.  Shedden,  Esq.     4to.  Beith,  1846. 

2750.  SHELLY'S  PENMAXSHIP.    Wants  title.     Oh\ong  Aio,  hcdf 

boioid. 

S^O  2751.  SHEPHERD    (Charles).      An    Historical   Account    of    the 

Island  of  Saint  Vincent.     2  pdates.     Syo,  half  calf 

Lond.  1831. 
2752.  SHEPHERD    (Thos.   H.)     Modern  Athens  displayed,  in  a 
'  Series  of  Views  in  Edinburgh.     4to,  half  russia. 

Lond.  1829. 
#T^-^53.  SHERBURXE  (John  H.)     Life  and  Character  of  the  Cheva- 
lier John  Paul  Jones,  a  Captain  in  the  Xavy  of  the  United 
(f  ^  States  during  their  Revolutionary  War.     Illustrated  with 

36  Portraits  and  Plates  inserted.  8vo,  red  morocco,  gilt 
top.  Washington,  1825. 


216  STLLIMAN. 

J^O  2754.  SHERBFRXE  (Jolm  H.)  Life  and  Character  of  tlie  Che- 
valier John  Paul  Jones,  etc.  Another  Edition.  Post  8vo, 
half  calf.  Lond.  1825. 

/»2ur'2755.  SHIRREFS  (Andrew).     Poems;  chiefly  in  the  Scottish  Dia- 
lect.    Svo,  half  morocco.  Eclinh.  1790. 
/,     o    2756.  SHOBERL  (Fred.)     A  Historical  Account  of  the  House  of 
Saxony.     Portraits.     %\o,  red  morocco.  Lond.  1816. 
^J^2757.  SHORT 'stories   AXD   REMINISCENCES   OF  THE 
LAST  FIFTY  YEARS,  by  an  Old  Traveller.     2  vols  in  1. 

N.   Y.  1842. 

J2?  2758.  SIBBES   (Rd.)      The    Bruised    Reed    and   Smoking  Flax. 

18ino,  half  calf .  Lond.  1808. 

^t       2759.  SIBYLS,     (©pbscbltm    Irir    ^^atfcinfts    Sftjfllarum. 

Wood  Cut  Portraits.     JJlacfe  TLtXXZX.     4to,  vellum. 

Oppenheim.,  s.  a. 

y  Jl?  2760.  SIBYL   LEAVES;   or  Drawing-Room  Scraps.      34  Plates. 
Oblong  4to,  half  russia.  Lond.  1836. 

„  2761.  SICHEM  (ChristofFel  van).  BYBEL'SLUSTHOF,ofte  Twee 
Hondert  en  A'eertig,  zoo  Historien  als  Leeringen  des 
Bybels ;  nyt  het  Oude-en  Xieuwe  Testament,  met  de 
Schriftuur-plaatsen  daar  toe  dienende.  241  Wood  Cuts. 
4to.  Amsterdam,.,  1754. 

/». 1172762.  SICHEM  (Ch.  van)  't  Schat  der  zielen,  Dat  is  Het  geheele 
leven  ons  Heeren  Jesu  Christi  Naer  de  vyer  Euangelisten, 

2-1,  Y  etc.     Contains  670  fine  Wood  Cuts,  illustrative  of  the  Life 

of  Christ,  Acts  of  the  Apostles,  Lives  of  the  Saints,  etc. 
First  edition.     4to,  black  calf.  Amsterdam.,  1648. 

/,  y»r^763.  SICHEM    (Ch.  van).     Het   Niewe  Testament.      438  Wood 

Cuts.,  besides  Initials.     Folio,  old  vellioji.     A?iticerp,  1646. 

j2.»  2765.  SIDNEY  (Samuel).     The  Three  Colonies  of  Australia.     8vo, 

morocco  extra.  Land.  1852. 

.  J7?  2766.  SIGFRIED  AND  WYTTENBACH.      Theological  Thesis, 

translated  by  Gerrit  Lydekker.     12mo. 

A\  T.  S.  Brown,  1766. 
The  translator  was  a  Loyalist,  and  left  Xew  York  with  the  British  troops^ 

JZJ~2767.  SIGMOND  (G.  G.)    On  Ceylon  Moss,  for  the  Cure  of  Con^ 
sumption.     12mo,  cloth.  Lond.  1841. 

<^5_2768.  SIGNALS  for  the  Use  of  the  Members  of  the  Yacht  Club. 
8vo,  red  morocco  extra.  Lond.  1817. 

SO  2769.  SILLIMAN  (Benj.)  A  Journal  of  Travels  in  England,  Hol- 
land, Scotland,  and  of  Two  Passages  on  the  Atlantic,  in 
the  Years  1805  and  1806.  2  vols.  Svo,  sheep.  iV.  r:  1810. 
^.^SO  2770.  SIMCOE'S  MILITARY  JOURNAL.  A  History  of  the 
Operations  of  a  Partisan  Corps  called  the  Queen's  Rangers, 
commanded  by  Lieut.-Col.  J.  G.  Simcoe,  during  the  War 
of  the  American  Revolution.    Illustrated  by  Ten  Engraved 


smaER.  217 

Plans  of  Actions,  etc.     Now  first  published,  with  a  Memoir 
of  the  Author,  and  other  additions.     8vo,  boards. 

N'.  Y.  1844. 

First  privately  printed  in  1787. 

SZf  2771.  SIMCO.  Catalogue  of  the  Prints  and  Drawings  of  Mr.  John 
Sinico.     Svo,  half  calf .  Lond.  1825. 

'^  2772.  SLMMS  (W.  G.)  The  Life  of  Francis  Marion,  by  W.  Gilmore 
Simnis.  Illustrated  icith  22  inserted  Plates.  12mo,  half 
green  morocco.  JSf.  Y.  n.  d. 

-2t>  2773.  SIMOND  (Louis).  Switzerland;  or  a  Journal  of  a  Tour  and 
Residence  in  that  Country,  in  1817-19.  2  vols.  8vo,  half 
calf.  Lond.  1822. 

J7?  2774.  SEVIOND  (Louis).  Journal  of  a  Tour  and  Residence  in  Great 
Britain,  during  the  Years  1810  and  1811.  2  vols.  8vo, 
calf  JEklinb.  1811. 

/,   2775.  SIMOND   (Louis).     A  Tour  in  Italy  and  Sicily.     8vo,  half 
calf  Lond.  1828. 

2776.  SIMON'S  ESSAY  ON  IRISH  COINS,  and  of  the  Currency 
of  Foreign  IMonies  in  Ireland.     4to,  half  boimd. 

Dublin,  1810. 

S'O  2777.  SINCLAIR  (Cath.)  Scotland  and  the  Scotch;  or  the  West- 
ern Circuit.     Post  8vo,  cloth.  Edinh.  1840. 

\  2778.  SINCLAIR  (Catharine).  Scotch  Courtiers  and  the  Court, 
dedicated  to  the  Poet  Laureate.  Thirty-three  Plates  and 
Autograph  Letter  of  the  Authoress  inserted.  Impl.  Svo, 
half  morocco.  LJdinb.  1842. 

2779.  SINCLAIR  (Sir  John).  The  Correspondence  of;  with  Rem- 
iniscences of  the  Most  Distinguished  Characters,  etc.  2 
vols.  Svo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1831. 

Contains  letters  from  Geu.  "Washington,  Adams,  Jay,  Fulton,  Gonverneur 
Morris,  etc.,  and  fac-similes  of  200  Autographs. 

^^  2780.  SINCLAIR  (Sir  John).  The  Statistical  Account  of  Scotland. 
Drawn  up  from  the  Communications  of  the  Ministers  of  the 
Difierent  Parishes.     21  vols.  Svo,  sheep.      Edinb.  1791-99. 

"No  pubhcation  of  equal  information  and  curiosity  has  appeared  since 
Doomsday  Boole." 

^  2781.  SINGER  (S.  W.)  Researches  into  the  History  of  Playing 
Cards ;  with  Illustrations  of  the  Origin  of  Printing  and 
Engraving  on  Wood.    Illustrated  copy.    4to,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1816. 
This  copy  contains,  in  addition  to  the  usual  plates,  all  those  belonging  to 
Brietkoph's  Work  on  Playing  Cards,  Wood  Engraving,    Printing,  Paper- 
Making,  etc. :    a  German  work  published  at  Leipsic,  1799.    Portrait  of  Lau- 
rence Coster,  plates  of  Chinese  Playing  Cards,  etc. 

"  The  fac-simile  Engravings  upon  wood  cannot  be  surpassed.  The  entire 
impression  is  limited  to  250  copies;  so  that,  when  its  intrinsic  worth  and 
extrinsic  beauty  are  considered,  tlie  curious  will  not  fall  to  secure  copies 
whenever  they  make  their  appearance." — Dibdin. 

28 


y 


218  SLAVERY. 

/,  2782.  SIGN   IN   DISTRESS;   or  the   Groans   of  the   Protestant 

Church  for  many  Ages  past.  A  Poem.  12mo,  half 
calf.  Loncl.  1692. 

/  VJ^783.  SITUATION  (The)  OF  PARADISE  FOUXD  OUT:   Be- 

*r  ing  an  History  of  a  Late  Pilgrimage  unto  the  Holy  Land, 

with  a  necessary  Apparatus  prefixt,  Giving  Light  Into  the 
whole  Designe.     Bvo,  morocco,  by  J.  Mackenzie. 

Lond.  1683. 

The  Frontispiece  by  Faitliorne  is  a  Portrait  of  Lord  Coleraine,  who  is 

supposed  to  be  the  author  of  the  work.     From  Mr.  Hanrott's  collection. 

Plate  by  Faithorne  inserted.     The  author  cites,  with  taste  and  judgment, 

several  passages  from  the  fourth  book  of  Milton's  Paradise  Lost. 

2784.  SIX  REMARKABLE  VIEWS  in  the  Province  of  New 
York,  New  Jersey,  and  Pennsylvania,  in  North  America. 
Sketched  on  the  Spot  by  His  Excellency  Governor  Pow- 
nall,  Painted  by  Mr.  Paul  Sandby,  and  Engraved  by  Mess. 
Sandby,  Elliot,  Benazet,  etc.  Oblong  folio.  Lond.  T.  Jef- 
freys, 1761.  Also,  H.  Smith's  Six  Views  of  Quebec  and 
the  St.  Lawrence,  Short's  Twelve  Views  of  Quebec,  View 
of  Montreal,  Louisburg,  and  Two  Views  of  New  York. 
In  all  28  Plates.     Oblong  folio,  half  calf . 

6D  2785.  [SKENE  (Baillie)].  Memorialls  for  the  Government  of  the 
Royall-Burghs  in  Scotland.  Also  a  Survey  of  the  City  of 
Aberdeen,  etc.     12mo,  calf.  Aberdeen,  1685. 

^»r~2786.  SKRINE  (Hy.)     Tours  through  Wales.     Map.     8vo,  calf 

Lond.  1812. 
/,2.»r'2787.  SKURRAY  (Francis).     Bidcorabe  Hill.     A  Rural  and  De- 
scriptive Poem,  etc.     8vo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1824. 
j^tT^YSS.  SLAVERY.     Constitution  and  Act  of  Incorporation  of  the 
Pennsylvania  Society  for  the  Abolition  of  Slavery  and  the 
Relief  of  Free  Negroes,  unlawfully  held  in  Bondage,  and 
for  Improving  the  Condition  of  the   African    Race.     To 
which  are  added   the  Acts  of  the  General  Assembly    of 
Pennsylvania  for  the  gradual  Abolition  of  Slavery,  and  the 
Acts  of  the  Congress  of  the  United  States  respecting  Slaves 
and  the  Slave  Trade.     8vo,  pp.  53.                    Philad.  1800. 
/,     2789.  SLAVERY.     A  Mite  Cast  into  the  Treasury ;  or.  Observa- 
tions on  Slave-Keeping.     12mo,  pp.  24. 

Philadelphia,  1772. 

/^  2790.  SMALL   (A)    COLLECTION    OF  MORAL    PRECEPTS 

from  the  best  Persian  Authors,  with  a  translation  in  Hin- 

dostani  Verse,  for  the  Use  of  Schools.     8vo. 

Printed  at  His  Majesty  the  King  of  Dude's  Lith".  Press, 

1855. 

lT^  2791.  SMELLIE  (Wm.)  Account  of  the  Institution  and  Progress 
of  the  Society  of  the  Antiquaries  of  Scotland.  2  vols.  4to, 
half  bound.  Edinb.  1782. 


SMITH.  219 

f^/}P  2792.  SMIDS  (Lud.)  Emblemata  Heroica  of  de  Medalische  Sinne- 
beelden,  etc.     Plates  by  Schoonebech.     8vo,  calf. 

Amsteldam,  1712. 
"  Ouvrage  recherche  a  cause  des  gravures  dont  il  est  orne." — Brunei. 

SO  2793.  SMIDS  (Lud.)  Pictura  Loquens  sive  Heroicarum  Tabularum 
Hadr.  Schoonebeeck  ennarratio  et  explicatio.  Small  8vo, 
calf.  Amstelmdanii.,  Hadr.  Schoonebeck,  1695. 

"    2794.  SMILES   AND   TEARS,    etc.      Dedicated   to   Washington 
Irving.     12mo,  half  calf  Lond.  1825. 

\  2795.  SMILLIE  (James).  Rural  Cemeteries  of  America.  Green- 
wood and  Mount  Auburn — Illustrated.  2  vols,  in  1. 
Impl.  4to.    Large  paper  copy.,  in  red  morocco  extra. 

N.  Y.  1847. 

SO  2796.  SMITH  (Adam).     An  Inquiry  into  the  Wealth  of  Nations. 

3  vols.  8vo,  cf  Zand.  1791. 

/.    2797.  SMITH  (Ch.)     New  General  Atlas  of  the  World.      Folio, 

/udf  calf  Lond.  1837. 

2798.  SMITH  (Ch.  J.)     Historical  and  Literary  Curiosities.     100 

Carious  Plates,  many  of  which  are  finely  coloured.     4to, 

half  morocco.,  gilt  top.  Lond.  1840. 

Consists  of  Fac-similes  of  Original  Documents  and  Autographs,  Scenes 

of  Remarkable  Events   and   Interesting  Localities,  and  the  Birth-Places, 

Residences,   Portraits,   and  Monuments  of  eminent   Literary  Characters ; 

^  with  a  variety  of  Relics  and  Antiquities. 

^-       2799.  SMITH  (Duncan).     New  Round  Hand  Copies.     Oblong  4to. 

Lond.  n.  d. 
/I  2800.   SMITH  (J.  C.)     A  New  Guide  for  Travellers  through  the 
United  States  of  America,  etc.     Map.     18tno,  cl. 

N.  Y.  1846. 
2801.  SMITH  (J.Jay)  and  WATSON  (J.F.)  American  Historical 
and  Literary  Curiosities,  consisting  of  Fac-Similes  of  Orig- 
inal Documents  relating  to  the  Events  of  the  Revolution, 
etc.,  with  a  variety  of  Reliques,  Antiquities,  and  Modern 
Autographs.     Zd  Edition.     4to.  Philadelphia,  ISi^l. 

7^  2802.  SMITH  (J.  J.)  American  Historical  and  Literary  Curiosities. 
2nd  Series.     Imp].  4to,  hcdf  morocco.  JSF.  Y.  1860. 

C,  2803.  SMITH  (John).  Gaelic  Antiquities  :  consisting  of  A  History 
of  the  Druids,  particularly  of  those  of  Caledonia ;  A  Dis- 
sertation on  the  Authenticity  of  the  Poems  of  Ossian  ;  and 
a  Collection  of  Ancient  Poems.  Translated  from  the 
Gaelic.     4to,  calf  Edinb.  1780. 

^  2804.  SMITH  (John).  Iconographia  Scotica ;  or  Portraits  of  the 
Illustrious  Persons  of  Scotland.     4to,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  n.  d. 

^        2805.  SMITH  (John  Thomas).     Antiquities  of  London  and  its  En- 
'  virons.     4to,  half  calf.  Lond.  1791. 


// 


220  SMOLLETT. 

/  yj^2806.  SMITH  (John  Thomas).  Etchinors  of  Remarkable  Beggars, 
Itinerant  Traders,  etc.     Impl.  8vo,  half  morocco. 

Lond.  1815. 
5^'r^2807.  SMITH  (John  Thomas).     Remarks  on  Rural  Scenery;  With 
twenty  etchings  of  Cottages,  from  Xature,  and  some  ob- 
servations and  precepts  relative  to  the  Picturesque.     4to, 
hds.  Lond.  1797. 

j^  2808.  .     Another  copy.     Imperfect.     19  Plates.     Unbound. 

Land.  1797. 
0,^0  2809.  SMITH  (Joshua  H.)  An  Authentic  Narrative  of  the  Causes 
which  Led  to  the  Death  of  Major  Andre,  Adjutant-General 
of  his  Majesty's  Forces  in  North  America.  To  which  is 
added  a  Monody  on  the  Death  of  Major  Andre,  by  Miss 
Seward.     8vo,  ccdf.  Lond.  1808. 

^XlsiO.  SMITH  (Saml).     View  of  the  Agriculture  of  Galloway.     8vo, 
bds.  Lond.  1810. 

/,  2*^2811.  SMITH  (Samuel).  Memoir  of  Samuel  Smith,  a  Soldier  of  the 
Revolution,  1776-1786.  Written  by  Himself ;  with  a  Pre- 
face and  Notes,  by  Charles  I.  Bushnell.  8vo,  pp.  41,  and 
Portrait.  Neio  York,  Privately  Printed,  1860. 

/,  2812.  SMITH  (William).     Ancient  Painted  Window  of  the  Early 

Part  of  the  Sixteenth  Century,  originally  from  the  Cathe- 
dral at  Basle.     9  Coloured  Plates.     Folio,     iowc?.  [1847]. 
^,1^2813.  SMITHERS  (Henry).     Affection;  with  other  Poems.     Impl. 
8vo,  7'ed  7norocco.  Lond.  1807. 

t?  (7  2814.  .     Another  copy.     \2mo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1801. 

3,  2815.  SMITH'S    ONE    HUNDRED    GEMS    from   the   Antique. 

Wants  Plates  21  and  22,  and  title.     Folio,  half  calf . 
/•^81 6.  SMOLLETT  (T.)     Adventures  of  an  Atom.     \2mo,  calf 

Lond.  n.  d. 
^,        2817.  SMOLLETT  (T.)     Miscellaneous  Works,  with  Memoirs  of 
his  Life  and  Writings,  by  R.  Anderson,  M.  D.     6  vols. 
8vo,  calf.  Edinb.  1817. 

<^j_ 2818.  SNATCHES  FROM  OBLIVION;  being  the  Remains  of 
the  late  Herbert  Trevelyan,  Esq.  Plates  by  Seymoiir. 
12mo,  half  calf .  Lond.  1827. 

Jl,  2819.  SNELLING  (Thomas).  Seventy-one  Plates  of  Gold  and  Sil- 
ver Coin,  with  their  Weight,  Fineness,  and  Value.  4to, 
bds.  Lond.  n.  d. 

^,^J~2820.  [SNELLING  (Thomas)].  View  of  the  SUver  Coin  and  Coin- 
age of  England.  ¥o]io,  half  bound.  Lond.  1762. 
>,  2821.  SNELLING  (Thos.)  View  of  the  Silver  Coin  and  Coinage  of 
Scotland.  Folio,  lialf  bound.  Lond.  1774. 
A_^  2822.  SNOW  (Joseph).  Light  in  Darkness ;  or  Sermons  in 
Stones  :  Churchyard  Thoughts  in  Verse.  Illustrated  copy. 
8vo,  blue  morocco;  gilt  top.                                 Lond.  1847. 


SOTHEBY.  221 

2823.  SNOWDEX  (Richard).  The  American  Revolution  ;  written 
in  Scriptural,  or  Ancient  Historical  Style.  Also,  the  Co- 
lumbiad  ;  or  a  Poem  on  the  American  War.     12mo,  sheep. 

Baltimore  (1784?). 
'^         2824.  SOANE.     Description  of  the  House  and  Museum  of  Sir  John 
Soane;  with  Graphic  Illustrations  and  Incidental  Details. 
From  the  Author,  icith  Autograph. 

Lond.  privately  printed.,  n.  d. 

One  hundred  and  fifty  copies  only  printed. 

\S^0  2825.  SOLIS.  Biblische  Figuren  des  Alten  und  Newen  Testa- 
ments gantz  kilnstlich  gerissen  Durch  den  weitderhiimpten 
Yergilium  Solis  zu  Niirnberg.  Rubricated  title.  Small 
4to,  hlue  morocco.  Franckfurt,  1560. 

Original  edition.     Priced  in  Solar's  Catalogue,  253  fr. 

7  2826.  SOLORZANO  PEREIRA  (Joannes  de.)     Emblemata  Regio 

Politica  Incentvriam  Vnam  redacta,  et   laboris  atque  vtil- 
ibus  commentarius  illustrata.     Folio,  calf;  fine  copy. 

Matriti,  G.  3Iorras,  1653. 
A  fine  collection  of  Spanish  Emblems,  with  elaborate  commentaries  and 
poetical  illustrations,  by  the  author  of  the  Politica  Indiana,  etc. 

^.  2827.  SOMERS  MUTINY.  Proceedings  of  the  Court  of  Inquiry 
into  the  Intended  Mutiny  on  Board  the  U.  S.  Brig  of  War 
Soraers,  on  the  High  Seas  .  .  .  with  a  full  account  of  the 
Execution  of  Spencer,  Cromwell,  and  Small.  Svo.  A^.  Y. 
1863.  Also,  Case  of  the  Somers  Mutiny,  Defence  of 
Alexander  Slidell  Mackenzie,  Commander  of  the  U.  S. 
Brig  Somers,  before  the  Court  Martial  held  at  the  Navy 
Yard,  Brooklyn.  8vo.  A^  T^  1843.  Together  with  a  large 
collection  of  cuttings  from  neii:spap>ers  relative  to  the  case^ 
and  Autograph  Letter  of  Ale.c.  Slidell  Mackenzie.,  acknowl- 
edging the  Sioord  given  to  him  by  Citizens  of  Philadel- 
jihia.,  etc.     Rl.  8vo,  half  ccdf.  1843. 

\  2828.  SOMERYILLE  (William).     The  Chase.     A  Poem.     Illus- 

trated loith  100  Plates  in   addition  to  the    Wood   Cuts. 
4to,  morocco  extra,  by  Hay  day.      Lond.  W.  Buhner,  1796. 

7  2829.  SONGS  OF  THE  BRAVE.  The  Soldier's  Dream,  and 
other  Poems  and  Odes,  by  Campbell,  Wolfe,  Collins, 
Byron,  Tennyson,  and  Mackay.  26  Engravings.  8vo, 
morocco  extra,  by  Hayday.  Lond.  1856. 

,^0     2830.  SONG  BOOK.     The  American  Tars;  or,  Hull,  Jones,  De- 
catur, and  Baiubridge,  etc.     12mo,  pp.  8.  May.,  1813. 
^0    2831.  SORROWS  OF  LOVE  (The).     A  Poem.     12 mo,  calf 

Edinb.  1801. 

,£~0    2832.  SORROWS  OF  SEDUCTION,  and  other  Poems.     Plates. 

\2ino,  half  ccdf  Lond.  \8\0. 

\  2833.  SOTHEBY    (Samuel).      The  Typography  of  the  Fifteenth 

Century  ;  being  Specimens  of  the  Productions  of  the  Early 


222  SPEXCE. 


yS^'c 


6.^0 


/ 


Continental  Printers,  exemplified  in  a  Collection  of  Fac- 
similes from  one  hundred  Works,  together  with  their  water 
marks,  etc.     Folio,  half  vellum^  uncut.  Lond.  1845. 

^2834.  SOTHEBY  (Wm.)     Oberon  :  a  Poem.     2  vols.     12mo,  ca//". 

Lond.  1805. 
j^^        2835.  SOUTH  SEA  BUBBLE.     Het  Groote  Tafereel  der  Dwaas- 
*  held,  Yertoonende  de   opkomst,  voortgang  en  ondergang 

der  Actie,  Bubbel  en  Wiiidnegotie  in  Yrankryk,  Engeland, 
en  de  Nederlande,  gepleeght  in  den  Jaare  mdccxx.  etc. 
10  fine  Caricature  Plates.     Folio,  vellum.  1720. 

2836.  SOUTHEY  (Robert).  Joan  of  Arc:  an  Epic  Poem.  Origi- 
nal Edition.,  printed  on  Tinted  Paper.  From  Southey''s 
Library.     4to,  ijreen  calf.  Pristol,  1796. 

:^«r2837.  SOUTHEY  (R.)  Poet's  Pilgrimage  to  Waterloo.  18mo, 
half  calf  N.  Y.  1816. 

2838.  SOUVENIRS    PITTORESQUE.      A  Collection   of  Wood 
Cut«    and    Engravings,    mounted    in   a   Scrap    Book,    so 
Lettered.     4to,  half  russia. 
SPANGENBERG    (Rev.   A.  G.)      Life   of  Nicolas   Lewis 
Count  Zinzendorf     8vo,  cloth.  Lond.  1838. 

/,S'0  2840.  SPANHEIM.     Catalogus  Librorum  Fr.  Spanhemii.     Priced. 
12mo,  half  morocco.  Lugd.  Batav.  1707. 

A  very  early  specimen  of  an  Auction  Sale  Catalogue. 

^(72841.  SPECIMEN  UNIVERSE  REI  NUMMARI^  ANTI- 
QUiE,  Quod  Literatorum  Reipublicae  proponit  Andreas 
Morellius  Helvetus.     12mo,  c«(/".  Pc/r/.s',  1683. 

,5  U ,        2342.  SPECIMENS  OF  ART.     A  Collection  of  Five  Hundred  and 
Eighteen  Engravings,  mostly  coloured,  mounted  in  a  folio 
Scrap  Book.     Embossed  roan,  gilt  edges. 
^i_^843.  SPECOIENS   OF    OLD   ENGLISH   PENMANSHIP  on 

Yelluni. 
J^^2844.  SPECIMEN    OF    THE    PLATES    AND    BINDING    of 
Megary's  Edition  of  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer.     8vo, 
•  )norocco.  iY   Y.  1818. 

6,         2845.  SPECIMENS   OF   WOOD    ENGRAVING,    Ancient   and 
Modern,  in  an  8vo  Scrap  Book. 
'^^f  2846.  SPECULUM    PASSIONIS    DOMINI    NOSTRI    IHESU 

CHRISTI,  etc.      Very  rare.     Folio,  hogskin. 

J^urenberg.,  1500. 
The  "Wood  Engravings  are  by  Hans  or  John  Schueufiein  the  Younger, 
born  at  Nuremberg,  and  supposed  to  be  a  scholar  of  Albert  Durer.     See 
Bryan's  Dictionary. 

>iJ2847.  SPENCE  (Rev.  Mr.)     A  Parallel  in  the  Manner  of  Plutarch 

between  a  most  celebrated  Man  of  Florence  [Magliabechi] 

and  -One,   scarce   ever  heard    of,  in   England    [R.   Hill]. 

12nio,  morocco.  Printed  at  Strawberry-Hill.,  1758. 

2848.  .     Another  Copy.     12mo,  calf.  1758. 


/. 


SPILBERGEN.  223 

7  2849.  SPENCER  (Ed.)  Colin  Clovt's  Come  home  againe.  Plate 
inserted.     8vo,  morocco  extra. 

Lond.for  Wm.  Ponsonbie  \by  T.  Creede^,  1595. 
Priced,  in  the  Bibl.  Anglo-Poetica,  £10.     Dedicated  to  Sir  Walter  Raleigh 
Bright's  copy  sold  for  £5.     Utterson's,  £4  I8s. 

\  2850.  SPENSER  (Eclmmicle).  The Shepheard's  Calendar;  contain- 
ing Twelve  ^glogves,  proportionable  to  the  Twelve 
Moneths.  Also,  Prosopopoia,  or  Mother  Hvbberd's  Tale, 
1612.  Colin  Clovt's  Come  Home  Againe,  n.  d.  Prothala- 
mion  ;  Epithalamion,  etc. ;  Daphnaida ;  Complaints,  etc. 
Folio,  caJf.  London.,  for  M.  Lownes^  1611. 

This  is  the  first  folio  edition  of  these  Poems. 

2851.  SPENCER  REDIVIVUS;  containing  the  First  Book  of  the 
Fairy  Queen  ;  His  Essential  Design  preserved,  but  his  ob- 
solete Language  and  manner  of  Verse  totally  laid  aside. 
By  a  Person  of  Quality.     8vo,  calf  antique.      Land.  1687. 

^2852.  .     Another  copy.     8vo,  old  calf.  Zo7id.  1681. 

\,rO  2853.  SPIEGEL  VAN  DEN  OUDEN  ENDE  NEIWEN.    Eni- 

bletnatical  Plates.      Wants  a  leaf  of  the  Voor-Peden,  and 

'  last  leaf  mended.     12mo,  ccdf  s.  1.  s.  a. 

],  2854.  SPILBERGEN  (Georgius  a)  et  JACOBI  LE  MAIRE. 
Specvlvm  Orientalis  Occidentalisqve  Indiae  Navigationvm  ; 
Quarum  una  Georgii  a  Spilbergen  classis  cum  potestate 
Praefecti,  altera  lacobi  le  Maire  anspiciis  imperioque  di- 
recta,  Annis  1614,  15,  16,  17,  18.  Exhibens  Noui  in  mare 
Australe  transitus,  incognitarumque  hactenus  terrarum 
ac  gentium  inuentione :  praelia  aliquot  terra  marique  com- 
missa,  expugnationesq ;  vrbium :  vna  cum  duabus  nouis 
utriusque  Indiae  Historiis,  Catalogo  munitionum  Hollandi- 
carum,  ducum  et  reliqui  bellici  apparatus,  Fretisque  qua- 
tuor  :  suis  qujeque  figuris  ac  imaginibus  illustrata.  4to, 
russia;  fine  copy.     22  Maps  and  Plates;  pp.  175. 

Lugd.  Batav.  1619. 
From  Grenville's  Collection. 

,^0   2855.  SPILBERGEN.     Aliud  ExempLar.     0\Aow^  Mo,  old  vellum. 

Lugd.  Batav.  1619. 
From  Henry  White's  collection. 

•*^^  2856.  SPILSBURY  (F.  B.)  Picturesque  Scenery  in  the  Holy 
Land  and  Syria.     20  Coloured  Plates.     Folio,  hds. 

Lond.  1819. 
i^^    2857.  SPILSBLTRY   (John).     A  Collection  of  Fifty  Prints,  from 
Antique  Gems.     4to,  morocco.,  gilt  edges. 

Lond.  BoydeU  (1785). 
Fonthill  copy  sold  for  £1  105.  Qd. ;  Willet's,  £11 5s.  Qd. 

?,  2.r2858.  SPIRIT  OF  THE  WOODS.  Lllustrated  by  Coloured  En- 
gravings.    Rl.  8vo,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1837. 


224:  STERNHOLD. 

JT  2859.  SPIRITUAL  CONCEITS,  extracted  from  the  Writings  of 
the  Fathers,  the  Old  English  Poets,  etc.  Illustrated  by 
W.  Harvey  Rogers.     100  plates.     4to,  cloth,  richly  gilt. 

Loncl.  1862. 
O2^'2,SQ0.  SPRAGUE  (Wm.  B.)     Four  Sermons;  with  Autograph  Let- 
ter, etc.     In  1  vol.  8vo,  half  morocco. 
J^2861.  SQUIER   (E.   G.)     Observations   on  the  Aboriginal   Monu- 
ments of  the  Mississippi  Valley,  etc.     8vo.        N'.   Y.  1847. 
(0(^'     2862.  STAMM  BUCH.     Darinnen  Christlicher  Tugenden  Beyspiel 
'  Einhundert  auszerleseoe  Embleraata,  mit  schoenen  Kup- 

perstuchen  gezteren.     8vo,  vellum.  JBerlag,  1619. 

This  c\irious  Book  of  Emblems  has  the  explanations  in  Seven  Languages, 
one  of  which  is  intended  to  be  English. 

Jl?  2863.  STATELY  (Thos.)     History  of  Churches  in  England.     8vo, 
half  calf.  ^Lond.  1773. 

/  2864.  STAVELEY  (Thos.)     The  Romish  Horseleech;   or  an  Im- 

partial Account  of  the  intolerable  charge  of  Popery  to  this 
Nation.     12mo,  half  morocco.  Lo)id.  1769. 

JT       2865.  STELLA   (Claudia).     Jeux  de   I'Enfance.     A   Series  of  24 

Elegant  Plates,  mounted  hi  oblong  4to. 
/,         2866.  STENGELIUS   (Georgius).      Ova  Paschaha   Sacro   Emble- 
^*  mate  inscripta  descripta,  etc.     100  Plates.     12mo,  vellum. 

Monachii,  1635. 

One  of  the  scarce  "  Egg  Emblem"  Books. 

STEPHANUS.     Anthologia  Gnomica.     See  [Estienue  (Hen- 

ricus)],  Lot  1051. 

^,^♦^2867.  STEPHANONIUS.      Gemmae  Antiquitus  Sculptae,  a  Petro 

Stephanonio  collectaj  et  declarationibvs  illustratae.     Small 

4to,  calf  Petavii,  n.  d. 

/^  2868.  STEPHENSON  (S.   &  C.)     Specimens  of  Printing  Types. 

8vo,  half  calf  Land.  119Q. 

f^tf^SGQ.  STERNE  (L.)     A  Sentimental  Journey  through  France  and 

Italy.     18mo,  calf  Z,ond.n.d. 

STERNE.      Eight  Coloured  Plates  Illustrative  of  Sterne's 

Works.     4tor  Zond.  1803. 

/  f,  2871.  STERNHOLD  (Th.),  HOPKINS  (John),  and  Others.     The 

Whole  Book  of  Psalmes  Collected  into  English   Meeter, 

with  apt  notes  to  sing  them  withall.     12  mo,  blue  morocco. 

Zond.  for  the  Companie  of  Stationers,  1628. 

This  rare  edition  varies  considerably  from  the  later  ones,  and  the  changes 

are  often  for  the  worse. 

/i  2872.  .    Another  Edition,    \2vao,  purple  morocco  extra. 

Land.  1632. 

%r,S~0  28l3.  .    Another  Edition.     4to,  c«//*.  Zo7id.lQ55. 

^  ,  2874.  STEVENS  (Henry).      Catalogue   of  My   English   Library. 

12mo.  Zond.  for  Private  Distribution,  1853. 


STOWE.  225 

f^  2875.  [STEVENSON"  (William)].  Life  of  William  Caxton  [with 
MS.  Notes  and  Memoranda,  and  Cuttings,  by  Jndjje  Fur- 
man].     8vo,  half' calf .  Lond.L.U.K.l^ZZ. 

2876.  STEVENSON'S,    STRONG'S,    AND    LILLY'S    CATA- 

,  LOGUES.     A  Collection.     Svo,  half  ynorocco,  gilt  top. 

Ot^2Sl1.  STEWART   (John).      The    Pleasures   of   Love:   a    Poem. 

12 mo,  shee]).  Lond.  1806. 

,  VJ^878.  STEWART  (W.  Grant).     Popular  Superstitions  and  Festive 

'  Amusements  of  the  Highlanders  of  Scotland.     Foolscap, 

Svo,  hds.  Edinh.  1823. 

,  2879.  STIRLING  (Wm.)  An  Essay  towards  a  Collection  of  Books 
relating  to  Proverbs,  Emblems,  Apophthegms,  Epitaphs, 
and  Ana.  Being  a  Catalogue  of  those  at  Keir.  Svo,  half 
morocco.  Lond.  privatehj  printed.,  1860. 

Seventy-five  Copies  only  printed.     The  most  Complete  Bibliographical 
Accoimt  of  Books  in  these  Departments  of  Literature  ever  printed. 

\  2880.  STIRRY  (Thos.)  A  Rot  Amongst  the  Bishops ;  or  a  Ter- 
rible Tempest  in  the  Sea  of  Canterbury,  Set  forth  in  lively 
Emblems.     12mo,  calf  Lond.  1641    {Reprint). 

A  Satire  against  Abp.  Laud.     Bindley's  copy,  1641,  sold  for  £13. 

>,  2881.  STONEIIENGE.  Concise  Account  of  Stonehenge.  Svo, 
eMended  to  folio.,  and  copioush/  illustrated.  Also,  Naunton 
(Sir  Robt.)'  Memoirs,  1814.    "2  vols,  in  1.    Folio,  half  calf  . 

Lond.  V.  d. 

f,       2882.  STORE,   BALL,  ADMISSION,  AND    OTHER   CARDS. 

A  large  Collection,  in  an  oblong  4to  Scrap  Book.    Hcdfcrdf. 

\  S'02^m.  STORER  (L  &  H.  S.)     Views  in  Edinburgh  and  its  Vicinity. 

97  Plates.     2  vols.     Impl.  8vo,  hcdf  rnor.         Edinh.  1820. 

y^SM.  STOTHARD  (Mrs.  Charles).     Memoirs  of  C.  A.  Stothard. 

'  Svo,  hds.  Lond.  1823. 

2885.  STOTHARD  (Thomas).     Illustrations  of  the  Pilgrim's  Pro- 

'  gress.     47  Plates.     Aio.,  cloth,  gilt.  Lond.  1840. 

f.^ 2886.  STOWE  CATALOGUE  (The).     Priced  and  Annotated  by 

.  Henry  Rumsey  Forster.     Ho,  half  houfid.         Lond.  1848. 

'4i;^288l.  STOWE.    A  Description  of  the  House  and  Gardens  of  the 
^  f'  Most  Noble  and  Puissant  Prince  George  Grenville  Nugent 

Temple,  Marquis  of  Buckingham.     Svo,  half  calf . 

/  i-,  Buckingharn,  n.  d. 

2il^e888.  STOWE  (Mrs.  PI.  B.)     Sunny  Memories  of  Foreign  Lands. 

2  vols.  12mo,  cloth.  Bo.^t.  1854. 

^^■^889.  STRADA  (Jacques  de).     Epitome  du  Thresor  des  Antiqvitez, 

e'est-a-dire,  Pourtraits  des  vrayes  Medailles  des  Empp.  tant 

d'Orient  que  d'  Occident  de  I'estude  de  Jaques  de  Strada. 

Traduit  par  Jean  Louueau  d'  Orleans.     4to,  calf. 

Jjyon,  impr.par  Th.  Gverin,  1553. 
29 


a.y-i 


ik 


226  STUART. 

?ir~2890.  STRADA  (Oct.  cle).     VitJE  Iraperatomm  Caesarumque  Rom. 

Orient,  et  Occid.  Vxorv\ni  et  Liberorum   eorundem,  etc. 

Plates.     Folio,  calf.  Francofvrti,  1629. 

/,         2891.  STRADUS     (Jacob).       Epitome     Thesavri    Antiqvitatvin. 

Wood-  Cut  Portraits  in  Intaglio  style.     Svo,  old  calf. 

Tigiiri,  1557. 

S,*i~0  2892.  [STRANGVAGE  (William)].     The  Historie  of  the  Life  and 

Death  of  Mary  Stuart,   Queene  of  Scotland.      Portrait. 

Folio,  calf.  Lond.  1624. 

Gordon,  ia  his  History  of  the  Family  of  Gordon,  frequently  refers  to  this 

.  book.     Brockett's  copy  sold  for  £4  14s'.  6rf.     See  also  Lot  1911. 

(pC*.j'^    >^J!-2893.  STRATHMAY  ;   illustrative   of  Scottish  Manners,    etc.      2 
y  vols.  12mo,  bds.  Edinh.  1813. 

^^-(p     ^^2894.  STRAWBERRY  HILL.     A  Collection  of  Plates  of  Straw- 
berry Hill.     4to,  half  morocco. 
2895.  STRUTHERS  (John).     The  British  Minstrel.     2  vols.  18mo, 
bds.  Glasgoio,  1821. 

'^  2896.  STRUTHERS  (John).  The  Harp  of  Caledonia.  A  Collec- 
tion of  Songs,  Ancient  and  Modern ;  Avith  an  Essay  on 
Scottish  Song  Writers,  bv  John  Struthers.  3  vols.  18mo, 
half  calf.      '  '  Glasgoic,  1819-21. 

Ji-Y897.  STRUTHERS    (John).      The  Plough,    and    Other    Poems. 

12mo,  calf.  Glasgo%o,  1818. 

n    2898.  STRUTHERS    (John).     The   Peasant's  Death,    and  Other 

Poems.     12mo,  bds.  Glasgow.,  1806. 

.2,  S~0  2899.  STRUTT  (Joseph).     Sports  and  Pastimes  of  the  People  of 

England.     140  Engravings.     Edited  by  Wm.  Hone.     8vo, 

calf  gilt,  extra.  Lond.  1831. 

J  ,  S'O  2900.  STUART  (Andrew).     Genealogical  History  of  the  Stewarts. 

4to,  half  russia.  Lond.  1798. 

^^  2901.  .     Another  copy.     4to,  6c7.?.  Xo?2d^.  1798- 

Contains  a  particular  account  of  the  Origin  and  Successive  Generations  of 

'  the  Stuarts  of  Darnley,  Lennox,  and  Aubigny,  and  of  the  Stuarts  of  Castel- 

milk,  with  a  large  Genealogical  Table.     The  Fonthill  copy  sold  for  £3  35.  Od 

S'O  2902.  STUART  (Andrew).  Letters  to  the  Right  Hon.  Lord  Mans- 
field ;  Hume  on  Natural  Religion ;  and  other  Pieces.  8vo, 
calf.  Dublin.,  1775. 

Stuart's  letters  refer  to  the  celebrated  Douglas  Case,  and  are  remarkable 
for  their  solemn  asperity.     See  Burton's  Life  of  Hume,  vol.  ii.,  p.  424. 

STUART  (James).     Three  Years  in  North  America.     2  vols. 

12mo.  N.  Y.  1833. 

The  notes  contain  a  great  deal  of  Historical  and  Geographical  informa- 
tion. 
STUART  (Mary,  Queen   of  Scots).     See   Mary,  Queen  of 

Scots,  Lots  1906-1917. 
[STUBBE  (Henry)].     A  Justification   of  the  Present  War 

against  the  United  Netherlands.     Also,  A  Further  Justiti- 


STURT.  227 

cation.     Illustrated  with  several  Sculjytures.     2  parts  in  1 

vol.  4to,  calf.  Lond.  1672-3. 

Relates  incidentally  to  the  Colony  of  Surinam,  etc. 
VcTTqOS.  STUBBE  (Hy.)     A  Further  Justification  of  the  Present  War 
'  against  the  United  Netherlands.     Illustrated  with  several 

Seidptures.     4to,  calf.  Lond.  1673. 

STULTIFERA  NAVIS,  see  Brandt,  Lots  382  and  383  ;  also 
Ireland,  W.  H.,  Lot  1554. 
2906.  STURM  (C.  C.)     The  Months  Illustrated.     Westall's  Plates, 
mounted  in  4to,  morocco.  Lond.  J.  Sharpe^  1824. 

^^  2907.  STURM  (C.  C.)  Reflections  on  the  Works  of  God,  and  on 
his  Providence  in  the  Regions  of  Nature,  etc.  Illustrated 
by  JVestall.     4  vols.  12rao,  calf  extra. 

Lond.  J.  Sharpe,  1824. 
;  Jl!?  2908.  [STURT  (John)].    The  Book  of  Common  Prayer,  Psalter,  etc. 
Each  page  illustrated  by  Plates  and  Ornamented  Initials. 
8vo,  old  red  morocco,  elegaiitly  tooled-  gilt  edges. 

Lond.  1717. 
This  beautiful  book  is  printed  from  Silver  Plates,  and  the  borders  are  all 
of  different  designs. 

>,  2909.  STURT  (John).  A  Collection  of  Drawings,  Illustrating  ye 
Newe  Testamente,  by  Maister  J.  Sturt.  116  Plates  mounted 
on  writing  pajier,  and  superbly  bound  hi  green  morocco, 
tooled  sides,  and  morocco  linings.  Small  4to.  MS.  Illumi- 
nated Title. 

,aro  2910.  STURT.  A  Compleat  History  of  the  Holy  Bible,  adorn'd 
with  above  150  Cuts,  engraven  by  J.  Sturt.  3  vols.  8vo, 
calf.  Lond.  1716. 

^rtft»-2911.  STURT  (J.)     The  Orthodox  Communicant,  by  Way  of  Medi- 

/    ^/)  tation  on  the  Order  for  the  Administration  of  the  Lord's 

/  Supper,     77ie   ichole  text   engraved  icith    Vignettes   and 

Ornaynental  ^Borders.     12mo,  old  morocco  extra. 

.  Lond.  1721, 

>,  2912,  SVCQVET  (Antoni).  Via  Vitse  JEternae  Iconibus  lUvstrata 
per  Boetium  A,  Bolswert,     8vo,  half  russia. 

Antverjjice,  3Iart.  Kuiiiis,  1620. 
"  Les  personnes  pieuses  recherchent  ce  livre  pour  le  texte,  et  les  curieux 
a  cause  des  32  gravures  qui  le  decorent." — Brunei. 

0^  2913.  SUHR.  Costumes  de  Hambourg  dessines  et  graves  par  C, 
Suhr.     36  Coloured  Plates.     Folio.  Hambourg,  1822. 

^,4^:^14.  SUIT    OF    ARMOUR   (A)   for  Youth.     Moveable   Plates. 
t- r  l2mo,  red  morocco.  Lond.  for  the  Pro2)rietor,  182^. 

/  2915.  SURPRISING  (The)  TRAVELS  AND  ADVENTURES 
OF  BARON  MUNCHAUSEN.  40  Plates.  12mo, 
half  calf  Lo7id.l8l9. 

\  2916.  SUTTON  (Christ.)  Godly  Meditations  upon  the  Most  Holy 
Sacrament  of  the  Lord's  Supper.  12mo,  morocco  extra, 
gilt.  Oxford,  1839. 


228  TALES  OF  THE  GEXII. 

^  2017.  SWAN  (Joseph).  Select  Views  of  Glasgow  and  its  Environs, 
with  Historical  and  Descriptive  Illustrations ;  and  an  In- 
troductory Sketch  of  the  Progress  of  the  City,  by  John  M. 
Leighton,  Esq.     4to,  half  morocco.  Glasgov.\  1828. 

''  2918.  SWAISr  (Joseph).     Select  Views  on  the  River  Clyde,  from 

Drawings  by  J.  Fleming,  with  Historical  and  Descriptive 
Illustrations,  by  John  M.  Leighton,  Esq.  43  fine  Line 
Engravings.     4to,  half  calf.  Glasgotc,  1830. 

v/7  'To  2919.  SWAN  (Joseph).  Views  of  the  Lakes  of  Scotland.  55  Ji)ie 
Plates.     2  vols.  4to,  half  red  morocco ;  gilt  edges. 

Glasgou\  1836. 
With  Historical  and  Descriptive  Illustrations,  by  J.  M.  Leighton,  and  Re- 
marks on  the  Scenery  of  the  Highlands,  by  Professor  Wilson. 

Si?  2920.  [SWEDIAUR  (Dr.  F.)]  The  Philosophical  Dictionary  ;  or  the 
Oi)inions  of  Modern  Philosophers  on  Metaphysical,  Moral,  - 
and  Political  Subjects.  4  vols.  12mo,  calf.  Lo)id.  1786. 
2,^»r~2921.  [SWH'T  (Jonathan)].  Law  is  a  Bottomless-Pit,  Exemplify'd 
in  the  Case  of  the  Lord  Strutt,  John  Bull,  Nicholas  J'rog, 
and  Lewis  Baboon.  All  the  Parts  with  key;  scarce.,  curious, 
and  scurrilous.     l2mo.,  half  calf .  Lond.  1712. 

y  2922.  SYKES.     Catalogue  of  the  Coins  and  Medals  of  Sir  M.  M. 

Sykes.     Prices  and  names.     S\Oy  half  calf .    Piond.  \  82 4. 
/,S'0  2923.  SYKES.      Catalogue  of  the  Library   of  Sir  M.  M.  Sykes. 
8vo,  half  calf  Lond.  1824. 

Z^*  2924.  SYMBOLA  ET  EMBLEMATA  Jussu  atque  auspiciis  sacer- 

rimae  sua?  Majestatis  Angustissimi  ac  Serenissimi  Impera- 
toris  Moschovise  Magni  Domini  Czaris,  et  Magni  Ducis 
Petri  Alexeidis,  totius  Magnie,  etc.  Small  4to,  blue  mo- 
rocco. Arnstekedami.,  H.  JVetsteimim,  1705. 
A  Collection  of  837  Emblems,  with  the  Descriptions  in  Latin  and  Russian. 

y,  2925.  SYMPSON  (S.)       A   New   Book  of  Cyphers,   More    Cora- 

jjleat  and  Regular  than  any  ever  Published.  600  Cyphers. 
4to,  half  calf  .  Lo)id.  n.  d. 

/»  ivf  2926.  SYNAGOGUE  (The)  ;  or  the  Shadow  of  the  Temple, 
Sacred  Poems,  and  Private  Ejacvlation.  In  imitation  of 
Mr.  George  Herbert.     2d  Edition.     12mo,  morocco. 

Lond.  1647. 

J  S^O    t»t-^^^927.  TAFEREELEN  DES  OUDEN  EN  NIEUWEN  TESTA- 

^  MENTS.      150  Fine  Plates^   Letter-press  in  Dutch  and 

Prench.  Artxsteldam.,  s.  a. 

/Z ,  2928.  TALE  OF  COLKELBIE  SOW.    Edited  by  Robert  Pitcairn. 

With   an   Autograph    Letter  fro)n  Sir  W.    Scott  to   the 

L'ditor.     HmaW  4to,  p7'inted  on  vellum..     ATo  71tle. 

This  is  a  privately  printed  book,  and  the  present  copy  is  one  of  a  very 

few  printed  on  vellum. 

/,  2929.  TALES  OF  THE  GENII,  translated  from  the  Persian  by 

Sir  Ch.  Morell.     2  vols.  12mo,  cf  Lond.  1820. 


TENIERS. 


22 


SO  2931. 

/,         2932. 

3^,        2933. 
2934. 


0. 


2935. 


S;S'0  2942. 


2944 


TALES  OF  THE  MOORS ;  or  Rainy  Days  in  Ross  Shire. 

Post  8vo,  half  calf.  '  Edlnb.  1828. 

TALES  OF  SLrPERSTITION  A^^D  CHR^ALRY.     12mo, 

ca^\  Lond.  1802. 

TAXXAHILL    (Robt.)     Poems  and   Songs,  chiefly  in   the 

Scottish  Dialect.     12 mo,  calf.  Lo)id.  1815. 

.    Another  Edition.    l2m.o,  half  tnorocco.    JjO)ic1.1S17. 

TAXXAHILL  (Robt.)     Works ;  with  a  Memoir  by  P.  A. 

Ramsay.     12mo,  half  riissia.  JLo)id.  1851. 

TAURELLLTS  (Xicolaus).      Embleraata  Pysico-Ethica   hoc 

est,  Xatvne  Morvm  moderatricis  pieta  praecepta.     Sm.  8vo, 

morocco,  gilt  edges.  Noribergce.,  P.  Kaufman.,  1595. 

Brunet  dates  the  first  edition  1602. 

TAYLOR    (Jane).     Contributions  of  Q.  Q.     2  vols.  12mo, 

hds.  A^  r.  1827. 

TAYLOR  (Mrs.)     Reciprocal  Duties  of  Parents  and  Children. 

12 mo,  half  calf  Lond.  1818. 

TAYTjOR  (W.)     English  Synonyms  Discriminated.      12mo, 

Lond.  1813. 
TEATIXO  (Paolo  M.  Paciaudi).     Medaglie  Rappresentanti 
i  piu  glorios  avvenimenti  del  Magistero  di  S.  A.  E.  Fra  D. 
Emmanuel  Pinto.     22  leaves.,  cdl  engraved.         Folio,  half 
bound.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

TEIGXMOUTH  (Lord) .     Memoirs  of  the  Life,  Writings,  and 
Correspondence  of  Sir  William  Jones.     8vo,  calf. 

Phila.  1805. 

TEMPESTA  (Ant.)      Batavorum   cum   Romanis  Bellorum. 

Oblong  folio,  vellum.  1612. 

Tempesta's  compositions  are  full  of  thought  and  varied  invention. 

TEMPESTA.       Vccelliera   overo   discorso   Delia   Xatvra   e 

Proprieta  di  diversi  vccelU    e  in  particvlare   di  qve  che 

cantano.     Con  il  modo  di  Prendergli  convscergli,  alleuargli, 

e  mantenergli.     E  con  le  Figuare  cauate  del  vero,  e  dili- 

gentemente  intagliate  in  Rame  del  Tempesta,  e  dal  Yilla- 

mena.     Opera  di  Gio.  Pietro  Olina.     4to,  t:ellum. 

jRoma,  1622. 
Stanley's  copy,  £7  lO.y.     Edwards's,  £5. 

.  TEMPLE  OF  TASTE  (The).  Comprising  Elegant  Histori- 
cal Engravings,  Yiews,  etc.  Alo,  half  calf  Lond.  1825. 
.  TEXIERS  (David).  TheatrvmPictoriura.  In  quo  exhibentur 
ipsius  manu  delineatte,  eiusque  cura  in  aes  incisge  Pictura? 
Archetipte  ItaliciB,  quas  archidux  [Leopold]  in  Pinacothe- 
cam  suani  Bruxelis  collegit.     Folio,  calf 

Bruxellis  Svniptlbus  Avctoris,  1660. 
A  Collection  of  245  Engravings  by  Troyen,  Boel,  Van  Kessel,  Klasens, 
Van  Hoy,  Lisebetius,  Vosterman,  and  others,  from   Pictures  collected  by 
Teniers  for  Prince  Leopold. 


230  THANE. 

tS',  2945.  TEXXENT  (Gilbert).  The  Late  Association  for  Defence 
Farther  Encouraged ;  or  Defensive  War  Defended ;  and 
Its  Consistency  with  True  Christianity  Represented  in 
Reply  to  some  Exceptions  against  War,  in  a  late  Com- 
posure, intituled,  The  Doctrine  of  Christianity,  as  held  by 
the  People  called  Quakers,  Vindicated.  8vo,  half  calf ; 
good  copy.  Philadelphia^  Printed  and  Sold  hj 

B.  Franklin  tt'  D.  Hall,  1748. 
/2.  2946.  TEXXEX'T    (Gilbert).       Twenty-three    Sermons    upon   the 

Chief  End  of  Man,  The  Divine  Authority  of  the  Sacred 
Scriptures,  the  Being  and  Attributes  of  God,  and  the  Doc- 
trine of  the  Trinity,  preach'd  at  Philadelphia,  1743.  4to, 
morocco,  red  edges.  Phila.,   Wm.  Prad/ord,  IIAA. 

Z  ,  2947.  TEOXGE.  Diary  of  Henry  Teonge,  Chaplain  in  the  Royal 
Navy,  in  1675-79.  Now  first  published  from  the  original 
MS.,  with  Biographical  and  Historical  Xotes.  Map  and 
Plates.     8vo,  calf.  Pond.  1825. 

^f  2948.  TERRY  (D.)  British  Theatrical  Gallery.  A  Collection  of 
Whole  Length  Portraits  (coloured),  with  Biographical 
Notices.     Folio,  morocco  extra.  Pond.  1822. 

TESTA3IENT  OF  THE  TWELVE  PATRIARCHS.  See 
[Grosthead  (Robert)]. 
6.  ^0  2949.  TESTIMOXIE  (A)  OF  ANTIQVITIE,  Shewing  the  auncient 
fayth  in  the  Church  of  England  touching  the  sacrament  of 
the  body  and  bloude  of  the  Lord  here  publikely  preached 
and  also  receaued  in  the  Saxons  tyme,  aboue  600  yeares 
agoe.  Saxon  and  English.  Small  8vo  ;  very  rare.  The 
last  2  leaves  in  3IS. 

Imprinted  at  Pondon  by  John  Pay,  dwelling  over 

Aldersgate  [1567]. 
This  is  supposed  to  be  the  first  Anglo-Saxon  work  printed.     Portrait  of 
Sir  John  Hayward  inserted. 

/  y<i      2950.  TEUCH  SPIEGHEL  DOOR  Z.  G.  H.     P.  H.  S.     A  Curi- 
ous Collection  of  Dutch  Emblems.     Oblong  4to,  calf. 
/  1610. 

^  f  2951.  THANE  (J.)     British  Autography.     A  Collection  of  Fac- 

similes of  the  Hand  Writing  of  Royal  and  Illustrious  Per- 
sonages, with  their  Authentic  Portraits.  3  vols.  4to,  hcdf 
morocco;  scarce.  Pond.  1819. 

Contains  over  250  Portraits  ;  many  from  originals  never  before  engraved. 

y,  2952.  THEATRUM   ETHNICO    IDOLATRICUM   POLITICO- 

HISTORICUM  Ethnicorum  Idolatrias,  simulcra,  Templa, 
sacrificia  et  Deos,  Illorum  Origines,  Ritus  et  Cseremonias, 
quae  in  perficiendis  sacris,  fuerunt  observata,  quidque  illis 
Indicare  voluerint,  Representans.  Ad  cujus  niajorem  In- 
tellectum  JEnea  figurae  lxxxviii.  adjectie,  ad  Veterura 
uumismatum  cognitionem  necessariie.     Opus  Cuivis  Homi- 


THOMS.  231 

num  Statui,  sed  prgesei'tim  Politico-Historicis  et  antiquitatis 
Amatoribus  valde  utile  et  lectu-jucuudera.  Olira  a  Vincentio 
Chartario  Regiensi,  publicatum  Postea  a  Paulo  Hachem- 
berg,  etc.     88  Plates.     4to,  green  morocco.,  hy  Hering. 

Mogimtire,  1699. 
This  rare  book,  from  Mr.  Hibbert's  collection,  was  originally  purchased  in 
St.  Petersburg  by  De  Paux.     Plate  50  wanting. 

2953.  THIELCKE  (H.)     Six  Engravings,  after  the  Designs  of  Her 

Royal  Highness  the  Princess  Elizabeth.  4to,  red  morocco 
extra.  Lond.  1813. 

2954.  THISTLE  (The).     A  Dispassionate  Examine  of  the  Prejudice 

of  Englishmen  in  General  to  the  Scotch  Nation.    Bvo,  ca//*. 

Lond.  1750. 
THOM  (Wm.)     Rhymes  and  Recollections  of  a  Hand-Loom- 
Weaver.     12mo,  morocco.  Lond.  1844. 

2956.  THOIVLAS   (Gabriel).     An  Historical  and  Geographical  Ac- 

count of  the  Province  and  Country  of  Pensilvania  and  o 
West-New-Jersey  in  America.  Brady's  Fac-Simile  reprint. 
Map.  Unique  copy.,  printed  on  blue  xoriting  ^:>a/>(3r,  iyi 
4to,  the  only  one  so  pr lifted;  copiously  illustrated  xoith 
54  Portraits.,  Views,  Coloured  Plates  of  the  Fniits,  Birds, 
and  Figures  of  the  Animcds.,  etc.  ;  richly  bound  in  crim- 
son morocco. 

Lond.  for  A.  Baldwin,  1698;  rep.  JV.  T.  1848. 

2957.  THOMAS   (Gabriel).     Another  copy.    Illustrated  loith  Por- 

traits and  Plates.    12mo,  morocco  extra. 

N.  Y.  reprinted,  1848. 

2958.  THOMAS.     Catalogue  of  Greek,  Roman,  and  Foreign  Mediae- 

val Coins  and  Medals,  collected  by  Thomas  Thomas,  Esq. 
Both  parts.     Prices  and  names.     8vo,  half  calf. 

Lond.  1844. 
This  collection  sold  for  £13,525  lis.  6d 

2959.  .     Catalogue  of  the  First  Portion  of  the  English  Coins 

and  Medals  of  Thomas  Thomas.  Prices  and  names.  8vo, 
halfccdf  Lond.  1844. 

2960.  THOMASSIN     (Simon).     Recueil   des    Statues,    Grouppes, 

Fontaines,  Fermes,  Vases,  etc.,  du  Chateau  et  Pare  de 
Versailles,  graves  d'apres  les  originaux.  4to,  hcdf  mo- 
rocco. La  Haye,  1724. 
THOMS  (Peter  Perringj.  Chinese  Courtship,  in  Verse. 
To  which  is  added,  an  Appendix,  treating  of  the  Revenue 
of  China.  Plustrated  xoith  36  Chinese  Draioings,  very  deli- 
cately finished,  delineating  Chinese  Costume,  etc.  Bed 
morocco,  gilt  edges.  Macao,  1824. 
2962.  THOMS  (P.  P.)  A  Dissertation  on  the  Ancient  Chinese 
Vases,  with  42  Chinese  Wood  Engravings.     RI.  8vo. 

Lond.  1851. 


232  THORPE. 

/ itP  2963.  THOMS  (Wra.   J.)      Anecdotes  and  Traditions  illustrative 
of  Early  English  History  and  Literature.     4to,  cloth. 

Lond.  1839. 

;2,^,r'2964.  THOMSON  (G.)     A  Select  Collection  of  Original  Irish  Airs 

for  the  Voice.     Yo\\o,  half  calf.  io«d  (1814). 

.,      ..     2965.  THOMSON  (G.)     A  Select  Collection  of  Original  Scottish 

Airs  for  the  Voice.     5  vols,  in  3.     Folio,  ca(/".  (1803.) 

Burns  wrote  several  of  his  songs  fqr  this  collection. 

"      -    2966.  THOMSON    (G.)     A   Select  Collection  of  Welsh  Airs.     2 
vols,  in  1.     Folio,  half  calf  Land.  1809. 

Each  of  the  above  works  has  Thomson's  Autograph. 

J2,S'^  2967.  THOMSON  (James).     The  Seasons;  with  Life,  Notes,  etc., 
by  Percival  Stockdale.     Inipl.  8vo,  ccdf  Lond.  1793. 

/7'«rT968.  .     Another  Edition.     8vo,  c«//.  Lond.  IS\^. 

/  Q^  2969.  .     Another  Edition  ;  with  Engraved  Illustrations,  and 

Life  by   Patrick  Murdoch,  and  Notes  by  Bolton  Corney. 
Square  8vo,  red  morocco^  gilt  edges.  I^ond.  1847. 

u  2970.  [THOMSON   (Richard)].     The    Book   of  Life.     A    Biblio- 

graphical Melody.     Portrait  of  the  Duke  of  Moxburghe 
Inserted.     Rl.  Svo,  red  morocco  extra.,  hy  Ilayday. 

Lond.  J.  Johnson,  1820. 
Johnson  was  former^  a  Printer  at  Lee  Priory,  and  this  Book  is  a  Specimen 
of  his  Art.     Fifty  copies  only  printed. 

2971.  THOMSON  (Richd.)  An  Historical  Essay  on  the  Magna 
Charta  of  King  John  ;  to  Avhich  are  added  the  Great  Charta 
in  Latin  and  English,  the  Charters  of  Liberties  and  Con- 
firmations, the  original  Charter  of  the  Forests,  etc.  8vo, 
hcdf  russia.  Lond.  1829. 

Each  page  of  this  work  has  Wood-cut  Borders. 

j2S~2^12.  THOMSON  (Saml.)  Poems.  Ro  title.  12mo,  calf 
S-(f  2973.  THORBURN  (Grant).  Forty  Years'  Residence'  in  Ame- 
rica ;  or  the  Doctrine  of  a  Particular  Providence  Exempli- 
fied in  the  Life  of  Grant  Thorburn.  12mo.  Boston,  1834. 
A  2974.  THORBURN  (Grant).  Men  and  Manners  in  Britain  ;  or  a 
Bone  to  Gnaw  for  the  TroUopes,  Fidlers,  etc.,  being  Notes 
from  a  Journal  on  Sea  and  Land  in  1833-4.     12mo,  cloth. 

N.   T.  1834. 

/^,  ^1^2975.  THORNTON  (R.  J.)     The  Temple  of  Flora;  or  Garden  of 

the  Botanist,  Poet,  Painter,  and  Philosopher.     31  heauti- 

f idly  Coloured  Plates.     Yo\\o,  half  russia.       Lond.  11 99. 

In  this  splendid  volume,  ttie  Plants  are  reproduced  the  size  of  life. 

/,  2976.  THORPE   (Thos.)     Catalogue  of  Books.     Thick  Svo,  half 

nissia.  Lond.  1842. 

2977.  .     Catalogue  of  MSS.     2  vols.  8vo,  half  calf . 

Lond.  1837. 

ff)    f-    2978.  TPIOUGHTS  ON  THE  NATURE  OF  WAR,  etc.     12mo. 

Phil.  1766. 


^7 


TOMKINS.  233 

2979.  THROSBY   (John).      The   History  and   Antiquities  of   the 
Ancient  Town  of  Leicester.     4to,  half  russia. 

:;  2980.  THURSTON  (J.)  Religious  Emblems;  being  a  Series  of 
Engravings  on  Wood,  executed  by  the  first  Artists  in  that 
line,  from  Designs  drawn  on  the  Blocks  themselves,  by  J. 
Thurston ;  the  descriptions  written  by  the  Revd.  J. 
Thomas.     4to,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1810. 

^'i/~2981.  TILL  (Wm.)     Descriptive  Particulars  of  English  Coronation 
'  Medals.     12mo,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1846. 

.2tr^982.  TILL  (Wm.)  An  Essay  on  the  Roman  Denarius  and  Eng- 
lish Silver  Penny.     Plates.     1 2mo,  half  morocco. 

iow(7.  1838. 

7'«r2983.  TILL.     Catalogue  of  Coins  and  Medals  of  the  late  Mr.  Wm. 

Till.     Prices  and  names.     8vo,  half  russia.  184.5. 

Lr^2984.  TILLOCK  (Alex.)     Dissertations  on  the  Apocalypse.     8vo, 

half  calf  Lond.  1823. 

f ,       2985.  TITLE-PAGES  AND  DESIGNS  adopted  by  various  English 

and  Foreign  Publishers.     4r,o, 
7,       2986.  TITLE-PAGES  OF  SCARCE  AND  CURIOUS  BOOKS, 

English  and  Foreign.     Folio. 
'  VX2987.  TODD    (Henry   John).     A   Vindication  of  our  Authorized 
Translation,  etc.,  of  the  Bible.     Bvo,  hcdf  morocco. 

Lond.  1819. 
,^2988.  TODD  (John  Henry).      Historical  Tablets  and  Medallions, 
Illustrative  of  an  Improved  System  of  Artificial  Memory. 
4to,  hds.  Lond.  1828. 

TOLL:^.     Mutus  Liber.     See  Altus,  Lot  71. 
2.^^989.  TOLSON  (F.)     Hermathenae;  or  Moral  Emblems  and  Eth- 
nick  Tales,  with  Explanatory  Notes.     Plates.     Impl.  8vo, 
calf.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

,^~G  2990.  TOMBLESON'S  VIE;WS  OF  THE  THAMES.  4to,  half 
morocco.,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  n.  d. 

2991.  TOMKINS  (P.  W.)     Engravings  of  the  Birth  and  Triumph 
of  Cupid.     26  Plates.     Oblong  4to,  bds.  Lond.  1795. 

C?^.^992.  TOMKINS  (Thos.)     New  Alphabets.     Oblong  4to. 

Ljond.  1779. 

,        2993.  TOM  TELL  TRUTH  :  or  a  Dialogue  between  the  Devil  and 

the  Pope  about  Carrying   on  the  Plot.     A   Poem.     4to, 

calf  s.  1.  s.  a. 

S'6  2994.  TOPHAM  (Ed.)     Life  of  John  Elwes,  Esq.     Also,  Watson's 

Life  of  Lord  George  Gordon.     2  vols,  in  1.     8vo,  calf. 

Lond.  1795. 

f        2995.  TOPOGRAPHICAL  AND  ANTIQUARIAN  AUTHORS : 

A  Correct   Guide   to  Scarce    and  Valuable   Topography. 

4 to.  Lond.  n.  d. 

30 


23-4:  TRACTS. 

a,>S~0  2996.  TORIO  DE  LA  RIVA  Y  HERRARA  (Torquato).  Arte 
de  Escribir  por  reglas  y  con  muestras,  sefjun  la  doctrina  de 
los  mejores  autores  estrangei'os  y  nacionales,  4to,  morocco 
extra.  "  [3Iadn'd,  1798.] 

^,  2997.  TORY  DE  BOURGES  (Geoffroy).  L'Art  et  science  de  la 
Vraye  Proportion  des  Lettres  Attiques  ou  Antiques, 
nutretnet  dictes  romaines,  etc.     Small  8vo,  red  morocco. 

Paris.,  viiiant  Gcndtherot,  1 549. 
"Ouvrage  curieux."     See  Brunet,  v.,  p.  897-8.     Libri's  copy,  £1  8s. 

2998.  TOWN  (Ithiel).     Atlantic  Steamships.     12mo.      A"!".  1838. 

2999.  TOWN".     Catalogue  of  the  Extensive,  Curious,  and  Valuable 
Collection  of  Ithiel  Town.     8vo.  A^.  P.  1847. 

3000.  TOWXSHEND  (Thos.)     Poems.     1 2mo,  ccdf.    Zo?id.ll96. 

3001.  TRACTS.     Colbatch   (Sir   J.)      A   Dissertation    concerning 
Mistletoe.    2  Parts.    1720.    The  Taffydeis  :  an  Heroic  Poem 

in  Memory  of  St.  David  and  the  Leek,  1746.  Ruthven's 
Account  of  the  Death  of  David  Rizzio,  Chief  Favourite  to 
Mary  Stuart,  etc.,  1699.     3  Pieces  in  1  vol.  8vo,  russia. 

V.  d. 

y,  3002.  TRACTS.     A  Collection  containing  Mrs.  Ann  Oldfield's  Life, 

Letter  from  Woodward  to  Hill,  Theatrical  Campaign, 
Swift's  History  of  mine  Arse,  Dissertation  on  Mathew, 
Treason  of  Jennings  and  Butler,  Life  of  Mr.  Charles  Drew, 
Affair  of  Simonds  and  Ashley.  Lives  of  Miss  Reay  and  Mr. 
Hackman,  Life  of  Mary  Ann  Talbot,  who  served  in  his  Ma- 
jesty's Service  by  Sea  and  Land  as  John  Taylor.  12mo, 
cloth.  Lond.  v.  d. 

/^•T'  3003.     TRACTS.     Jacobite  Yillany,  1696  ;  Declaration  of  the  Arch- 
bishops,   etc.,    1696;   Love:    Oration   ad    Cantab.,    1660; 
Gierke's  Spot  Dial,  1687;    Bishop  of  Norwich's  Sermon 
before  the  King,  1669  ;  Fagil's  Letter  to  Stewart ;  Gilbert's 
News  from  Poland,  1641.     All  in  1  vol.  4to,  vellum,     v.  d. 
Eleazer  Gilbert,  the  author  of  the  last-named  Tract  was   Preacher  to 
the  Scots  Congregation  in  Keydon.     It  relates  the   "  cruell  practice  of  the 
Popish  Clergie,"  etc. 

A  t>S  3004.  TRACTS.  Mason's  Sermon,  Hope  for  the  Heathen,  N.  Y., 
1797;  Reanny's  Egypt ;  Barrington's  New  South  Wales; 
and  Hardie's  Account  of  the  MaHgnant  Fever  lately  preva- 
lent in  the  City  of  New  York,  N.  Y. ;  and  A  Prophetical 
Leaf,  New  Haven,  1798.    A  rare  collection.     S\o,calf. 

v.  d. 

y^  3005.  TRAIN  (Joseph).   The  Buchanites  from  First  to  Last.    12mo, 

hcdf  morocco.  ^Unh.\%iQ. 

^,yS~^  3006.  TRAITS  (Les)  DE  L'HISTOIRE  UNIVERSELLE,  Sacree 

et  Profane.     AU  Enyraved.     12 mo,  half  77iorocco. 

Paris.,  1771. 
From  the  ship  Sovereign,  wrecked  on  the  Jersey  coast,  18;{5. 


i>. 


TRITTENHEYM.  235 

.^^3007.  TRANSACTIOXS    OF    THE     G^LIC     SOCIETY    OF 

DUBLIN".     Yol.  1.     Swo,  half  calf .  Dublifi,  1808. 

I*         3008.  TRAXSACTIOXS   OF  THE   SOCIETY   OF  AXTIQUA- 

RIES    OF    SCOTLAXD.      Copper  Plates.     Yol.  I.  and 

vol.  II.,  pt.  1.     4to,  hcU.  Edinb.llQ2. 

2-3009.  TRANSLATIONS   FROM   THE  GERMAN,  Danish,  etc. 

0  l'2mo,  calf.  I^ond.  1801. 

'.  '^<?  3010.  TRATTLE."    Catalogue  of  the  Coins  and  Medals  of  Maema- 

DUKE  Teattle.     8vo,  hoavcls.  Lond.  1832. 

S'O  3011.  TRAYELS    OF   TOM   THUMB  over  England  and  Wales. 

3Iap.     12nio,  calf.  Lond.  17-46. 

?.         3012.  TREASYRIE  OF  HIDDEN  SECRETS  (The),  Commonlie 

called   The  good   hnsvvines'  Closet  of  proiiision,  for  the 

health  of  her  Houshold.     4to,  calf  antique. 

Lond.  Rd.  lohnes,  1596. 
Not  mentioned  by  Lowndes. 

f^  3013.  TREL^O  (Nicolao  Clementi).     Avstrasije  Reges,  et  Lotha- 

ringite  Dvces.     Wood-Cut  Portraits.     4to,  calf. 

Colonicn.,  1619. 
J"<?3014.  TRENTON"  FALLS,  Picturesque  and  Descriptive.     Edited 
by  N.  P.  Willis.     Plates.     18mo,  cloth.  N.  T".  1851. 

t  ^  3015.  TRESHAM,  OTTLEY,  AND  TOMKINS.  The  British  Gal- 
lery of  Pictures  selected  from  the  most  Admired  Produc- 
tions of  the  Best  Masters  in  Great  Britain.  Proofs  on 
Lidia  jynper.     Impl.  folio,  Jf?5,  Lond.  1818. 

One  of  the  finest  collections  of  Engravings  ever  produced,  comprising  splen- 
did Pictures  by  Raphael,  Rubens,  Cuyja,  Teniers,  G.  Dow,  Potter,  Ostade, 
etc.     Published  at  twenty-four  guineas. 

3016.  TRESOR  DE  FABLES  Choisies  des  Plus  Excellens  Mytho- 
logistes.  Orne  d'nn  grand  nombre  de  Figures  en  Taille 
douce  par  J.  L.  Kraift.     2  vols,  in  1.     4to,  calf. 

Bruxelles.,  1734. 
TRIOMPHE  (Le)  DE  LA  RELIGION.     See  Le  Jay. 
^/'^on.  TRITTENHEYM.      ^FCtt     titXi    S^UXi    ^tXSitU     fStitX 

^  32nscln,  etc.    4to.    ijlacft  Setter. 

JTur/iberg,  LTier.  Holtzel,  1522, 
A  curious  German  book  on  Astrology. 

f^  S^O  3018.  TRIUMPHUS  YIRTUTUM  IN  FUNERE  CAROLI  YH. 

Rom.  Imp.,  etc.     Xamerous  Plates.     Folio,  half  vellum. 

1745. 

„     3019.  TROLLOPE  (Mrs.)     Domestic  Manners  of  the  Americans. 
4th  Edition.     24  Plates.     2  vols,  post  8vo,  half  bound. 

Lond.  Whltakev,  1832. 
\  3020.  TRUE  EFFIGIES  OF  THE  MOST  EMINENT  PAINT- 

ERS and  other  Famous  Artists,  who  have  flourished  in 
Europe,  curiously  Engraven  on  Copper  Plates.  Folio, 
half  russia.  Lond.  1694. 


7' 


236  TURNER. 

Pf^^  3021.  TRUMBULL  (John).  Autobiogra])hy,  Reminiscences  and 
Letters  of;  from  1756  to  1841.  Illustrated  with  upwards 
of  one  hundred  Plates,  including  a  rare  print  of  the  Execu- 
tion of  Major  Andre.     1  vol.  in  2.     8vo,  qreen  morocco. 

N.  Y.  1841. 

S2.^^  3022.  .      Another    copy,  with    57    Additional    Illustrations. 

Thick  8vo,  ref?  morocco.  JST.   F.  1841. 

S,         3023.  TRL^SLER  (Rev.  Dr.)     Memoirs  of  the  Life  of  Rev.  John 

Trusler.      Cuts  hi/  Bewick.     4to,  half  russin.    Bath,  1806. 

Replete   with  Humour,  Useful  Information,  and  Entertaining  Anecdote. 

"The  author  souc^ht  the  suppression  of  these  Memoirs,  by  destro\-ing  all 

the  copies  he  could  meet  with.'' — Lowndes. 

SO  3024.  TUBERO  (Horatius— Sieur  Moth  le   Vayer).       The    Great 

Prerogative    of    a   Private   Life ;    by   way   of  Dialogue. 

ISmo^ half  calf.  Lond.  1678. 

"3025.  TUCKER  (J.  M.)     Life  and  Naval  Memoirs  of  Lord  Nelson. 

Woodcuts.     8vo.  Lond.  XX.  A. 

SD  3026.  TIJRNBLTLL  (David).     Cuba;  wath  Notices  of  Porto  Rico 

and  the  Slave  Trade.     8vo,  hds.  Lond.  1840. 

^,         3027.  TURKEY.     Military  Costume  of  Turkey.     Coloured  Plates. 

half  calf.  '  Lond.  1818. 

/.  3028.  TURNBULL  (Gavin).     Poetical  Essays.     8vo,  ccdf 

Glas(/oiL\  1788. 

^  ySV  3029.  TURNER  (J.  M.  W.)     Landscape— Historical   Illustrations 

of  Scotland  and  the  Waverley  Novels.     2  vols.  4to,  hcdf 

morocco.  Lond.  n.  d. 

«£/,  3030.  TURNER.     The  Rivers  of  France,  from  Drawings  by  J.  M. 

W.  Tui'ner.     4to,  green  morocco.  Lond.  1837. 

Contains  54  beautiful  Line  Engravings,  from  the  burins  of  the  most  emi- 

^  nent  British  Engravers.     See  also  under  Ritchie  (Leitch). 

"^  *  3031.  TURPIN  (M.)    La  France  lUnstree,  ou  le  Plutarque  Franyaise 

enrichis  de  leurs  Portraits.     4  vols.  4to,  half  ccdf  . 

Paris,  1780. 

J7>  3032.  TURTON  (Thomas).      The  Text  of  the  English  Bible,  as 
now  i^rinted  by  the  L^niversities,  Considered.     8vo. 

Cambridge,  1833. 

'^_3033.  TLTSCANY.     Raccolta  delle  Principale  Vedute  della  Toscana. 

Oblong  8vo.  Firenze,  n.  d 

S~0  3034.  TUSSER  (Thos.)     A  hundreth  good  pointes  of  Husbandrie. 

4to.  Lond.  reprinted,  1810. 

TUILERIES.     Quarante-Huit  Heures  de  Garde  au  Chateau 

des    Tuileries    pendant  les  Journees  des  19  et  20  Mars, 

1815,     Steel  Plates.     Ato,  morocco.  Lond.\d>\<d. 

TWENTY-SIX     CHOICE      POETICAL      EXTRACTS, 

printed  from  Copper  Plates.     18mo,  hcdf  ccdf . 

Lond.  u.  d. 


/. 


UPCOTT. 


op,  7 


'^,y'^  3040, 

^,  3041. 

U  3043. 

f,  3044. 

J7?3045. 

,  ^^3046. 

',  2:XTb47. 

^'TO  3048. 
',  S^O  3049. 
,  tH?  3050. 


TWO  ANCIENT  SCOTTISH  POEMS;  the  Gabeilunzie- 
Man  and  Christ's  Kirk  on  the  Green  ;  with  Notes,  etc.,  by 
John  Callaudar.     Svo,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

Edinh.  1782. 

TY AS  (Robert).  Flowers  and  Heraldry  ;  or  Floral  Emblems 
and  Heraldic  Figures.  24  Emblazoned  Plates.  12mo, 
cloth,  gilt.  Lond.  1851. 

TYMME  (Thomas).  A  Silver  Watch-Bell.  The  Sound  where- 
of is  able  {hg  the  Grace  of  God)  to  loinne  the  most  pro- 
fane worldling,  and  carelesse  liuer  {if  there  he  but  the  least 
sjyarke  of  Grace  rernagning  in  him)  to  become  a  true 
Churchman  Indeed,  etc.  14th  Imj)ression.  Small  Svo, 
hcdf  calf  Lond.  1621. 

TYNDALE  (Wm.)  The  New  Testament  translated,  with 
Memoir  by  G.  Offor.  Svo,  calf,  red  edges.  Lond.  1836. 
A  verbatim  reprint  of  the  First  English  Version  of  the  New  Testament. 

TYPOTIUS.  Symbola  Diuina  et  Humana  Pontificvm,  Im- 
peratvm,  Regvm,  Accessit  breuis  et  facilis  Isagoge  lac. 
Typotii.     3  vols,  m  1.     FoHo,  m^/".  Pm^cs,  1601, 

Tlie  plates  to  this  work  are  by  Egidius  Sadeler. 

TYPOTIUS  (Jacobus).  Symbola  Divina  et  Humana  Pon- 
titicum,  Imj^eratorum,  Regum.     12mo,  ccdf. 

Amstelodunii,  1690. 

Contains  178  Plates,  among  them  Hieroglyphica  Regum  Anglorum,  Scotice, 
etc. 

TYPOTIUS.  Symbola  varia  Diversorum  Principum  Sacro 
sane.  Ecclesiae  et  Sacri  Imperij  Romani.  Small  12mo, 
calf  Arnhemice,  1679. 

TYSSEN.  Catalogue  of  the  Coins  and  Medals  of  Saaiuel 
Tyssen,  Esq.     Priced.     Svo,  hds.  Lond.  1802. 

Sold  for  £7,333  3s. 

TYSSEN.  Catalogue  of  the  English  Portraits  collected  by 
Samuel  Tyssex,  Esq.     Priced.     Svo,  hcdf  hound. 

Lond.  1802. 

TYTLER  (P.  F.)  Life  of  the  Admirable  Crichton.  Svo. 
hcdf  calf  Edinh.  1819. 

UNCERTAINTY  OF  THE  SIGNS  OF  DEATH,  and 
the  Danger  of  Precipitate  Intel'ments  and  Dissections, 
Demonstrated.     Plates.     l2\no,  ccdf  Lond.  174:6. 

UPCOTT  (Wm.)  [Catalogue  of]  Original  Letters,  Manu- 
scripts, and  State  Papers  collected  by  William  Upcott. 
4to,  red  morocco  extra.  Lond. privatelg  printed,  1836. 

UPCOTT.  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  the  late  William 
Upcott,  Esq.  Prices  and  names.  Svo,  half  morocco, 
uncut.  Lond.  1846. 

URE  (David).  The  History  of  Rutherglen  and  East  Kil- 
bridge.     Plates.     Svo,  ccdf  Glasgow,  1793. 


238  YtENIUS. 

/,         3051.  USSIEUX  (M.  d').     Les    Nouvelles  Franyoises.     Plates.     2 
vols.  8vo,  calf.  I*a7'is,  1V83. 

^,  tH^  3052.  V.  (J.  V.)  Vorstelijcke  Warande  der  Dieren  :  Waer  in  De 
Zeden-rijcke  Philosophie,  Poetisch,  Morael,  en  Historiael, 
vermakelijck  en  treft'elijck  wort  voorgestelt.  Met  Exem- 
pelen  uytde  oude  Historien,  in  Prose;  ende  Vytleggingen, 
in  Rym  verklaert,  Door  J.  v.  V.  Verciert  met  hondert 
vijf en-twintig  aerdige  Afbeeldingen,  in  Koper  gesneden, 
door  Marcus  Gerards.  4to,  half  calf'.  t\4.instenlani,  n.  d. 
^  3053.  V^NIO  (Ernesto).  Tractatus  Physiologicus  de  Pulchritudine. 

Juxtn  ea  quse  de  Sponsa  in  Canticis  Canticoruni  mystice 
pronuiiciantur,     JEinblematic  Plates.     12 mo. 

Pruxelles,  Ti/pis  Fr.  Fop})e)is.,  1662. 
"  Orne  de  jolies  gravures    au  trait ;  le  titre  de  I'ouvrage  en  indique  la 
sing'ilarite." — Brunet. 

?0,  3054.  V^NIUS.     Amoris  Divini  Emblematastvdio  et  aere  Othonis 

Va3nii  concinnata.     4to,  red  morocco.,  joints^  by  Pawson  <& 
JVicholson.    PJlegaat  copy. 

Antverpice^  Ex  ojffichia  Plantiniana  PaWiasarls 

Iloretl,  1660. 
Sixty-one  fine  Plates  with  prose  and  poetical  descriptions  in  Latin,  Frencli, 
Spanish,  and  Dutch. 

^  3055.  V^^lSriUS.     Amorvm  Emblemata,  iigvris  seneis  incisa,  stvdio 

Othonis  Vsenii.     Emblemes  of  Loue,  with  verses  in  Latin, 
English,  and  Italian.     I2i:jine  Plates.     Oblong  4to. 

Antverpice,  1608. 
The  English  verses  were  written  by  the  celebrated  Richard  Verstegan. 

J~,         3056.  V-iENIUS    (Othonis).       Emblemata    Horatiana    imaginibus 
[CIII.]  in  aes  incisis,  notisque  illustrata.     4to,  calf. 

A?itverpice,  II.  Verdussen.,  1607. 

/f  S057-  V^NIUS    (Otho.)     Horatii  Flacci  Emblemata.     103  Fine 

'  Plates.     4to,  calf.  Antverpia\  1612. 

The  text  of  tliis  Edition  is  in  Latiu,  Italian,  Spanish,  French,  and  Dutch. 

/2^  3058.  VJUNIUS  (Otho.)  Emblemata  Horatiani  imaginibus  in  ses 
incnsis,  atque  Latino,  Germanico,  Gallico  et  Belgico  carmine 
illustrata.     103  Plates.     Small  8vo,  calf. 

Amstelcedami,  II.  Wetstein,  1684. 
^         S059.  V^NIUS    (Otho.)      Vita   D.  Thoniffi   Aqvinatis.      30  fine 
Plates.     Folio,  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Bruxellis^  1778. 

VAILLANT  (Jo-Foy.)  Numismata  Imperatorum  Romano- 
rum  Prajstantioraa  Julio  Caesare  ad  Postumum  ct  Tyrannos. 
2  vols,  in  1.     4to,  vellum.  Amstelodami,  1694. 

-^J~3061.  VALENTINE  (D.  T.)     History  of  the  City  of  New  York. 
^  8vo,  cloth.  ]\r.   Y.  1853. 

/,  Sy  3062.  VALENTINE  (D.  T.)     Manual  of  the  Corporation  of  the 
/  City  of  New  York  for  1848,  1850,  1851,  and  1852.     4  vols. 

12nio,  cloth.  ]V.  Y.  1852. 


VATTEL. 


239 


'J7        3063. 
6,        3064. 

/,  3065. 


<?. 


i 


3066. 


p^  306V. 

'),  3068. 

^,  3069. 


3070. 


P,J1?  3071. 

',  3072. 


ft^^  3075. 


VAN  DIEMEN'S  LAKD.  Twenty  Drawings  of  the  Natives 
and  Scenery  of  Van  Dieinen's  Land ;  mounted  and  bound  in 
small  folio.     Half  morocco.  1830. 

VAN  DYCK  (Ant.)  De  Konst-Kamer,  der  AUerschoonste 
Poitraiten  Van  verscheide  Prinsen  en  Prinsessen  Dooi-- 
lugtige  Mannen,  vermaarde  Schilders  en  andere.  Folio, 
calf.  Graavenhaagc^  1728. 

VAN  HULL  (A.)     Pacificatores  orbis  Christiani  sive  Icones 

Principum,    Ducum,  et  Legatorum,  qui  Monasterii  atque 

Osnabrugse.     Folio,  calf  Rotterdam.,  1697. 

This  is  a  series  of  131  Splendid  Heads  of  the  Sovereigns  of  P]urope  and 

other  distinguislied  Military  and  Civil  Characters,  who  were  parties  to  the 

treaty  of  Peace  at  Osuuburgh,  1697.     Brilliant  Impressions  and  rare. 

VAN  HULLE  (Anselmi).  Les  Horames  Illustres  qui  ont 
vecu  dans  le  xvii.  Siecle,  les  principaux  aux  Potentats, 
Princes,  Ambassadeurs,  et  Plenipotentiaires,  qui  ont  assiste 
aux  Conferences  de  Munster  et  D'Osnabrug,  aveo  leurs 
Armes  et  Devises.     l^\  Splendid  Portraits.     Folio,  ca^/! 

Amsterdam.,  1716. 

VAN  LOCHEM  (Michel).  A  Collection  of  Scripture  Em- 
blems.    128  Plates  in  a  4to  vol.     Med  m,orocco.,  gilt  sides. 

VARIA.  A  Collection  of  209  Old  Engravings,  etc.  Folio, 
half  calf. 

VARIETIES ;  or  an  Agreeable  Melange,  1848.     MS.  Title  to 
a  Collection  of  Seventy-two  Engravings,  including  many 
by  Bartolozzi  and  his  School,  Angelica  Kaufman,  etc. 
red  onorocco.,  gilt  sides  and  edges. 

VARIETY  OF  ENGRAVINGS,  by  the  Old  Masters. 
Plates.     Folio,  old  calf;  lettered  Figures  Divers. 
Includes  Le  Grand's  famous  print  "  Le  Bat;"    Paris  Dying  on  Mount 

Ida,  by  Cranach ;  Curious  Figure  of  America,  and  numerous  nude  Figures, 

old  Anatomical  Plates,  etc. 

VARIETY  OF  LOVE  EMBLEMS.     4to,  half  morocco. 

1622. 
VARIOUS  NICKNACKS ;  or  Clippings  and  Cuttings.     MS, 

Title  to   a  Collection   of  Ornamental  Letters,  Vignettes 

etc.     100  Plates.     8vo,  green  tnorocco. 
VATTEL  (M.  D.)     The  Law  of  Nations.     Translated  from 

the  French.     8vo.  Northampton.,  1805. 

VEGA  (Lope  Felix  de).     Corona  Tragica.     Vida  y  Muerte 

de   la   Serenissima  Reyna    de    Escocia   Maria   Estvarda. 

Portrait  inserted.     4to,  half  calf  .  Madrid.,  1627. 

A  Rare  Spanish  Poem  on  tlie  Murder  of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots. 

VELDE  SPIEGIIEL  DER  SCHRIJFKONSTE.  U  Plates, 
^to,  vellum.  A)nsterdam,  1605. 

Corwin's  copy  sold  for  .$3  50.     Beautiful  Specimens  of  Calligraphy. 


4lo, 


153 


2^ 


3s^ 


240  YERTUE. 

^^  3076.  VENABLES  (Col  Robert).  The  Experienced  Angler.  With 
Engi'avings  of  Fish,  and  Plates  inserted.  12nio,  half 
morocco.,  uncut.  Lond.  T.  Gosden^  182*7. 

3,  3077.  VEXATIOXES  ET  AUCUPIA.  Oblong  4to.  s.  1.  s.  a. 
A  series  of  24  Plates,  by  Ph.  Galle,  after  designs  by  J.  Strada. 

JO,  3078.  YERDIER  (Francois— Peintre  du  Roy).  Histoire  des  Ac- 
tions extraordinaires  de  Samson.     Oblong  4to,  htdfcalf. 

Paris.,  1698. 
Contains  39  Plates,  engraved  by  Poilly,  Andran,  etc. 

-2^^^^<^3079.  VERDIZOTTI  (G.  M.)     Cento  Favole  Morali  Dei  piu  illus- 

/.^yy  ^j  tri  antichi  e  modern!  autori  Greci  e  Latini,  Scielte  e  trattate 

^J  '  in  varie  maniere  di  Versi  Vvlgari.     4to,  half  vellum . 

Venetia,  Giord.  Zileti,  1570. 
First  edition  of  this  rare  book,  with  100  spirited  wood  engravings  ;  some 
after  designs  by  Titian.     La  Valliere,  48  fr. 

,/,  I  3080.  YERHEIDEX  (lac.)  Af-beeldingen  Van  somraighe  in 
Godts-Woort  ervarene  Mannen  die  bestreden  hebbeu  den 
Roomschen  Antichrist.  50  Portraits  of  the  Reformers. 
4to,  vellum,.  GravenSaghe.,  1603. 

•         . — ~  ''  Recherche  a  cause  des  Portraits." — Brunet. 

^'7     3081.  \T:RN0N  (E.  J.)     a  Guide  to  the  Anglo-Saxon  Tongue. 

//'••*  12mo,  c?.  Zone?.  1846. 

'  ^-^a&082.  [VERPLAXCK  (Gulian  C.)]    Garrick:  His  Portrait  in  New 

/  *-^  ^  ~"  York,  its  Artist  and  History.      One  hundred  copies  only 

\  /  printed  for  private  distribution.     Photograph  of  the  Por- 

%A^  f^'<^if-     8vo,  bds.  A\  Y.  1857. 

.^ry'!rT083.  YERPLANCK    (G.)      Influence,    etc.,   of  Liberal   Studies. 

'  ,     12mo.  JV.  T.  1833. 

J  x9^,         3084.  YERSTEGAN  (R.)     A  Restitvtion  of  Decayed  Intelligence : 

in  Antiquities   Concerning  the   most   noble   and   renownd 

English  Nation.     4to,  hcdf  calf;  rare  cmd  cicrious. 

Lond.   1634. 

3085.  [YERTUE  (George)].     A  Description  of  the  Works  of  the 

Ingenious  Delineator  and   Engraver,  \Yinceslaus   Hollar, 

y  -  -V.  fj  disposed  into  Classes  of  Different  Sorts,  with  Some  Ac- 

1^0  count  of  His  Life.     Illustrated  with  a  great  number   of 

IIollar''s  oxon  Engravings  and  Etchings  {mostly  fine  and 

rare).,  inlaid  and  tnoxinted  to  the  size  of  the  Text.     4to, 

red  morocco.,  gilt  edges.  Xonc?.  1745. 

"  Ouvrage  recherche,  mais  difiBcile  a  trouver.    La  premiere  edition  [1745] 

est  moins  chere." — Brunet. 

S^  3086.  YERTUE.  Medals,  Coins,  Great  Seals,  and  other  Works  of 
Thomas  Simon,  engraved  and  described  by  George  Yertue, 
4to,  half  ccdf  Lond.  1780. 

J,  3087.  YERZAAMELING  YAN  DE  AFBEELDINGEN  van 
veele  Yoornaame  mannen  en  Leeraaren  Die  zoo  met  het 
begin  der  Reformatie,  als  ook  in  laater  Tyd  heb  Leeraars 


VIRGIL.  241 

Ampt  onder  de  Doopsgezinde  Christeneii  bediend  hebben. 
Fine  Plates.     4to,  half  calf.  Amsteldain.,  1743. 

3088.  VESPASIANO  (Fr.)  Nella  qvale  s'Insegaa  a  Scrivere  varie 
Sorte  di  lettere,  etc.     Oblong  4to,  rare.         Venetia,  1572. 

~*       3089.  [VICTOR  (Aurelius)J  [Colophon.]     Cctfl  3|lmfl  SCCUUHf 

sacrontrnsfs  after  KUustin'u  ©I'rorum  ft'uit  foclf= 

titer.     JUlaCfe  UttttV.     Small  4tu,  c(/lf. 

ImpressKS  Roma,  ixir  Stephanioiii.  Planck,  anno  1492. 

This  uncommou  book  is  said  to  be  by  Aureliiis  Victor.     It  is  so  rare  that 

Harwood  did  not  know  it,  and  gives  the  Argent  edition  of  1505  the  honour 

of  a  "  princeps."     The  author  was  an  African  of  obscure  birth,  and  became 

Prefect  and  Consul  of  Rome  under  Valentinian. — See  MS.  note  in  the  book. 

3090.  VICTORIA  ANNUAL  (The)  for  1844.  Beautifully  printed 
and  illuminated  in  gold  and  colours.  4to,  green  morocco 
extra.  Land.  1844. 

^  3091.  VICUS  (^neas).  Avgvstarvm  Imagines  aeris  formis  Ex- 
pvessa?,  etc.     4to,  calf  Venetiis,  Aldi,  1558. 

A  series  of  Portraits  of  the  Roman  Empresses,  with  Plates  of  the  Coins, 
etc. 

^7^-^092.  VIES    DE    ROY    DE    FRANCE.      JVo  Title.      Portraits. 
'/  Small  4to,  half  calf  JVbribergce,  s,  a. 

'^'J"'3093!  VIEVX  (La.)     ^atUra  treUtUnt,  dernierment  corrigee  et 

'  amend'  et  cy  nouelment  imprimee.    jUlSCl^  JLttttV.    Small 

8vo,  old  calf  Ijond.  Rich.  TottelU.,  1580. 

,         3094.  VIGNETTES.     A  Collection  of  78  Vignettes.     8vo,  red  mo- 
rocco extra. 
60  3095.  VINCARTIUS  (Joan.)   Sacrarum  Heroidvm  Epistola?.    12mo, 
velhim.  Tornaci.,  1640. 

~,^0  3096.  VIRGIL.  Publii  Virgilii  Maronis  Bucolica  et  Georgica 
tabiilis  seneis  olim  a  Johanna  Pine  Illustrata,  opus  pater- 
num  in  lucem  profert  Robertas  Edge  Pine.  Plates.  8vo, 
calf  Land.  1774. 

^J^97.  VIRGILIITS.     A  part  of  Justice's  Edition.     The  Text  En- 
graved, with  Plates.     In  3  parts.     8vo,  vellum. 

Venetia,  n.  d. 

»  3098.  VIRGIL.  The  Works  of  Virgil:  containing  his  Pastorals, 
Georgics,  and  yEneis.  Translated  into  English  Verse,  by 
Mr.  Dryden.  Adorn'd  with  a  Hundred  Sculptures.  Folio, 
calf  Pond.  Tonso9t,  1797. 

^,  S7?  ;^099.  VIRGIL  in  English  Verse,  translated  by  Pitt  and  Warton. 
Notes  by  Holdsworth,  Spence,  and  others.  Unique  copy.^ 
■with  impressions  of  all  the  Yignettes  in  Heyne^ s  Editions 
of  Virgil.,  printed  at  Leipsic  and  London.,  1793.  4  vols. 
12mo,  russia,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  ]  7G3. 

31 


24-2  TOSTRE. 

3 ,  3100.  VISSCHER  (Nicol).     Figures  of  the  Bible  in  which  almost 

Every  History  of  the  Holy  Scriptures  is  described. 
Oblong  4to,  vellum.  Amstelodconi,  s.  a. 

Letter-press  in  Latin,  French,  German,  Dutch,  and  English. 

/.^(^  3101.  VISSCHER  (X.)  VechtjE  Fundis,  Villis,  Prjetoriis,  atque 
priscis  Arcibns  Triumphantes,  Tabula  exquisitissima  edita 
a  Nic.  Yisscheri,  etc.     Folio,  half  calf. 

Amsterdam,  1772. 
y^  3102.  \aTA  ET  HISTORIA  S.  ROS^  AS.  MARIA  qme  nata 
Lima  in  Regno  Peruano,  1586,  obijt  1617,  a?tatis  sure  31. — 
Ad'-  R.  R  mag°-  Fr.  Michaeli  de  Toledo  Proc.  Gen.  Ord. 
Prov.  S.  lo.  Bapt.  in  Peruvio,  P.  Joan  del  vale  Soc.  lesu. 
D.  D.  D.     14  Plates  hij  C.  Gale.     Small  4to,  calf.     s.  1.  s.  a. 

^  3103.  VITA,  PASSIO,   ET  RESVRRECTIO   lESV  CHRISTI, 

varijs  Iconibus  a  celeberrimo  pictore  Martino  de  Yos  ex- 
pressa,  ab  Adriano  Collart,  nunc  primum  in  aes  incisis. 
51  Plates.     Oblong  folio,  hcdfcalf.  s.  1.  s.  a. 

/J.  3104.  ^^TE    E    RITRATTI    DI    VENTICINQUE    NOMIXI 

lUustri.     YoWo,  half  red  morocco.  Padova,  1822. 

This  splendid  Collection  of  25  Portraits  includes  TVashington  and  Frank- 
lin, -with  brief  biographies ;  also,  Shakespeare,  Locke,  etc.  Published  at  120  fr. 

^.-^^Tiioo.  VIT.E  PASSIOXIS  ET  MORTIS  JESV  CHRISTI  MYS- 

TERIA.     87  Fine  Plates.     8vo,  French  ccdf  gilt.     JVo 

hnjyrint. 
30  3106.  YOLNEY'S  RUINS  OF  EMPIRES.     Translated.     2  vols. 

12mo,  calf.  Paris,  1802. 

/,  iT^?  3107.  YOLTAIRE(M.  de).     La  Henbiade.    Poeme.    Fine  folded 

Plates.     8vo,  calf.  Lond.  1737. 

S^  3108.  YOS  (Martin  de).     Boni  et  Mali  Scientia  et  quid  ex  horum 

cognitione  a  condito  Muudo  succrseuerit  declaratio,  etc. 
Fine  Plates,  by  Sadeler.     Oblong  4to,  half  morocco. 

Antverjxe,  n.  d. 

3o^       3109.  YOSTRE  (Simon).    J^tvixzs  u  VVLSVic^t  tre  (Kftartus, 

ttt.     Printed  on  vellum  in    ©OtIllC  %ZittX.      Some  of 

the  Plates  and  Initials  illuminated  by  hand.     Svo,  calf; 

M  beautif  idly  printed.  Paris,  Philippe  Pigovchet,  s.  a. 

"  ^^'  3110.  YOSTRE  (Simon).  Les  presentes  heui-es  a  I'usaige  de  Rome. 
Large  Wood  Cuts  and  Borders.  Printed  on  vellum.  8vo, 
black  morocco.  S.  Vostre,  1500. 

Ji^Q  3111.  .     Another  Edition.      Contains  23  large  Wood  Cuts; 

also  ornamental  Borders.  Printed  on  vellum.  Rl.  Svo, 
calf.  Paris,  s.  a. 

^^*  3112.  YOSTRE  (Simon).  Lcs  presentes  heures  a  I'usage  de 
Paris,  etc.  Singular  and  Spirited  Wood  Cuts,  Orna- 
merdal  Borders,  and  Illuminated  Initials;  printed  on  vel- 
lum.    Svo,  calf.  Paris,  S.  Vostre,  1507. 


vox  POPVLL  243 

^0,  3113.  VOSTRE  (Simon).  Ileures  a  I'nsage  de  Neuers,  etc.  Printed 
on  iieUum.  All  the  large  Plates  highly  illuminated,  the 
Initials  coloured,  etc.     8vo,  old  morocco^  fail  gilt  sides. 

Paris,  S.  Vostre,  s.  a. 

/yj7?31U.  VOX  BOREALIS;    or  the    Northern  Discoverie:   Byway 

'  of  Dialogue   between  Jamie  and  Willie.     Thin  4to,  blue 

morocco  extra,  broad  Porders,  by  J.  3Iaeke)izie. 

Printed  by  Margery  Mar-Prelate  in 
Thioackcoat  Lane,  1641. 

^  3115.  VOX  PISCES ;  or  the  Book-Fish,  contayning  Three  Treatises 

which  were  found  in  the  belly  of  a  Cod-fish,  in  Cambridge 
Market,  on  Midsummer  Eue  last,  A.  D.  1626.  12mo,  calf; 
scarce  and  curious.  Lond.  162Y. 

•T.  3116.  VOX  POPVLI;  OR  NEVVES  FROM  SPAYNE;  trans- 
lated according  to  the  Spanish  Coppie,  Which  may  serue 
to  forwarne  both  P^nglaud  and  the  Vnited  Provinces  how 
farre  to  trust  to  Spanish  pretences.  4to,  13  leaves.  Im- 
printed in  the  j^eare  1620.  The  Second  part  of  Vox  Popvli ; 
or  Gondomar  appearing  in  the  Likeness  of  Matchiauell  in  a 
Spanish  Parliament,  wherein  are  discouered  his  treacherous 
and  subtile  Practices,  To  the  ruine  as  well  of  England  as 
the  Netherlandes.  Faithfully  Translated  out  of  the  Spanish 
Cojjpie,  by  a  well-wilier  to  England  and  Holland.  En- 
graved Title.  Dedication  signed  T.  S.  (2  pp.)  Text,  60  pp. 
2  vols  in  1.     4to,  calf;  scarce.  1620. 

Relates  incidentally  to  tlie  Spanish  Possessions  in  America,  Virginia,  etc. 

,VJ^117.  VOYAGE   SPIRITUEL;    A  MS.    Neatly  Written.     Por- 

'  trait  of  Master  Adrien   Gambart  inserted.     8vo,  old  red 

morocco,  gilt.  1711. 

t  3118.  W.  (Sir  A.)     The  Court  and    Character   of   King    James; 

Written  and  Taken  by  Sir  A.  W.     Being  an  Eye,  and  Eare 

Witnesse.     4to,  half  russia.  Land,  reprint,  1817. 

,^(^     3119.  W.  (J.)     English    Iliads;    or   a   Sea-Fight  Reviewed,  in   a 

Poem  occasioned  by  the  death  of  a  person  of  Honour,  slain 

in  the  late  War  between  the  English  and  the  Dutch,  by 

J.  W.     4to,  calf.  Lond.  for  J.  Edicin,  1674. 

From  Heber's  collection.     The  author  seems  to  have  served  under  Lord 

Maidstone,  the  person  aUuded  to  in  the  Title. 

^  3120.  W.  (R.)     Cheviot:     a    Poetical    Fragment.     8vo,    morocco 

extra.  Neiocastle  upon  Tyne,  1817. 

Tliis  is  one  of  three  copies  printed  upon  India  paper,  upon  one  side  only. 

\f.,^0  3121.  W.  (W.)  The  New  Help  to  Discourse;  or  Wit  and  Mirth 
Intermixt  with  more  serious  Matters,  Consisting  of  Pleas- 
ant Philosophical,  Physical,  Historical,  Moral,  and  Political 
Questions  and  Answers.  As  also  Proverbs,  Epitaphs, 
Epigrams,  Riddles,  Poesies,  etc.  Fifth  Edition.  12rao, 
morocco,  by  Heriny.  Lond.  1702. 


7- 


3y 


244  WALPOLE. 

^Lr'3122.  WAKEFIELD   (Priscilla).     Variety;  or  Selections  and  Es- 
says, Anecilotes,  etc.     12nio,  half  calf .  Land.  1809. 
3123.  WALCH   (Sebastian).     Portraits  aller  Herren  Buro:ernieis- 
teru  der  Zurich,  1336-1742.     68  Plates.     Folio,  half  calf. 

Kcmpten.,  1756 
^,         3124.  WALDROX  (F.   G.)     The   Shakspearian  Miscellany;    con- 
taining a  Collection  of  Scarce  and  Valuable  Tracts,  Por- 
traits, etc.     4to,  half  morocco.,  (jilt  top.  Lond.  1802. 
/,          3125.  WALKER  (Donald).     Games  and  Sports.     12mo,  morocco^ 
gilt.  Lond.  1837. 
S'O  3126.  WALKER  (John — Farmer,  Lnss).    Poems  in  English,  Scotch, 
and  Gaelic,  on  Various  Subjects.     Portrait.     12rao,  ccdf 

Glasgow,  1817, 
3127.  WALKER  (Robt.)     Sermons  on  Practical  Subjects.     2  vols. 
8vo,  calf.  Glasgov},  1818. 

SO  3128.  WALLACE  (Robt.)     Dissertation  on  the  Numbers  of  Man- 
kind in  Ancient  and  Modern  Times.     8vo,  half  calf. 

'Edinh.  1809. 
',     3129.  WALLACE  AND   BRUCE.     Lives  of;    in  Verse.     12mo, 
cloth.  Aberdeen,  1842. 

A  modernized  Reprint  of  Barbour  and  Blind  Harry. 

J^  3130.  WALPOLE  (Horace).     Anecdotes  of  Painting  in  England. 

■ilfne  Prints.     2  vols.  4to,  calf;  rare. 

Printed  at  Strawberry  Hill,  1762. 

/,  3131.  .     Another  Edition.     12mo.  Lond.\im. 

^eC,  -'^132.  WALPOLE.     Catalogue  of  the  Classic  Contents  of  Straw- 

berry Hill,  collected  by  Horace  Walpole,  with  Prices  and 
names;  elegantly  illustrated  with  Portraits,  Views,  Etch- 
ings, etc.  Illustrated  xoith  90  Portraits  and  Plates. 
Printed  Prices.  4to,  half  red  morocco,  gilt  edges,  by  J. 
Mackenzie.  Lond.  1842. 

This  copy  was  presented  to  Mr.  Allan  by  A.  E.   Evans  and  Son,  and  is 
a  most  elaborately  illustrated  catalogue. 

30,  •'^133.  WALPOLE   (Horace).     A  Description   of  the  Villa  of  Mr. 

Horace  Walpole,  at  Strawberry-Hill,  near  Twickenham, 
with  an  Inventory  of  the  Furniture,  Pictures,  Curiosities, 
etc.  Illustrated  toith  86  Plates.  4to,  morocco,  by  Pene- 
dict.  Strawberry-Hill,  1784. 

A  similar  copy  sold  for  £1G  16s.  M.  at  the  Strawberry-Hill  Sale. 

/^  3134.  WALPOLE    (Horace).     Historic    Doubts  on   the  Life  and 

Reign  of  King  Richard  the  Third.  Illustrated  icith  25 
Additional  Portraits  and  Plates;  some  fine  and  scarce. 
4to,  morocco  extra,  joints,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1768. 

3135.  WALPOLE  (Sir  Robert,  Earl  of  Orford).  Orford  Portraits. 
A  Collection,  engraved  by  Vertue,  in  1  vol.  4to,  half  mo- 
rocco.    Ko  Title.  1748,  etc. 


7' 


WARD.  245 

J7?;3136.  WALTER  ;  or  a  Second  Peep  into  tlie  World  we  call  "  Ours." 
12mo.  Land.  1835. 

3137.  WALTON"  (Iz:iak)  and  COTTON  (Charles).     The  Complete 

Angler ;  or  the  Contemplative  Man's  Recreation,  etc.,  with 
Original  Memoirs  and  Notes  by  Sir  Harris  Nicolas.  2 
vols.  impl.  8vo,  extended  to  4to,  and  superbly  hound  in 
green  tnorocco^  marbled  and  gilt  edges. 

Lond.   W.  PicA-ering,  18SQ. 
In  addition  to  tlie  numerous  fine  Engravings  wliieh  form  part  of  this  de- 
lightful book,  the  present  copy  contains  about  260  Portraits  and  Plates,  and 
48  head  and  tail  pieces,  many  on  India  Paper. 

Dr.  Bethune,  Avho  had  ever\^  thing  on  Angling,  admitted  that  he  had 
nothing  to  equal  this,  and  the  writer,  having  catalogued  Dr.  Bethune' s  books, 
can  add  his  testimony  to  the  same  effect. 

3138.  WALTON   and   COTTON.      The   Complete   Angler,    with 

Notes  by  Sir  John  Hawkins.  Illustrated  by  several  Finely 
Engraved  Portraits,  Views,  Fish,  etc.  8vo,  richly  bound 
loith  thick  and  bevelled  boards,  and  enibleynatically  orna- 
mented with  medals.  Lond.  1825. 

3139.  .     Same.     Miniature  Edition.     48mo. 

Land.  TF.  Pichering,  1825. 

3140.  WANLEY  (Natli.)     Wonders  of  the  Little  World;    or  a 

General  History  of  Man.    2  vols.  rl.  8vo,  calf.    Lond.  1806. 

«^~^3141.  WANTON  WIDOW  (The);  being  FaithfufMemoirs  of  the 
Amours  and  Intrigues  of  John  Stewart  and  the  Widow 
Carleton.     12mo,  calf;  rare.  Lond.  1769. 

73142.  WARBURTON  (John).  Vallum  Romanum ;  or  the  His- 
tory and  Antiquities  of  the  Roman  Wall,  commonly  called 
the  Picts'  Wall  in  Cumberland  and  Northumberland.  4to, 
half  russia.  Lond.  1753. 

^  3143.  [WARD  (Nathaniel)].  The  Simple  Cobler  of  Aggavvam  in 
America,  Willing  to  help  'mend  his  Native  Country,  la- 
mentably tattered,  both  in  the  upper-Leather  and  sole, 
with  all  the  honest  stitches  he  can  take.  And  as  willing 
never  to  bee  paid  for  his  work,  by  Old  English  wonted 
pay.  It  is  his  Trade  to  patch  all  the  year  long,  gratis. 
Therefore,  I  pray.  Gentlemen,  keep  your  purses.  By 
Theodore  de  la  Guard.  The  Fourth  Edition,  icith  some 
Atnendments.     4to,  pp.  89. 

Lond.  for  Stephen  Boiotell,  1647. 
Four  Editions  of  this  quaint  tract  were  published  in  one  year. 

n?  3144.  WARD  (Ned.)  The  Comforts  of  Matrimony;  or  Love's 
Last  Shift.     12mo,  sheep.  Lond.  1780. 

3145.  WARREN  (C.)  Fifty  Proof  Plates  of  Subjects  Engraved 
by  this  Artist,  to  Illustrate  English  Authors.  Presentation 
copy  from  the  Engraver'' s  Daughter  to  Itobt.  Palmanno, 
Esq.,  roith  three  autograph  letters.     8vo,  green  morocco. 

Lond.  1793,  etc. 


Y^ 


246  WASHINGTON. 

/<?,  3146.  WARWICK  (Edeu).  The  Poets' Pleasannce :  or  Garden  of 
all  Sorts  of  Pleasant  Flowers,  which  our  Pleasant  Poets 
have,  in  Past  Time,  for  Pastime,  Planted.  Small  4to,  mo- 
rocco extra,  by  ITa>/day.  Lond.  1847. 

y^  3147.  WARWICK.— XUGEXT.     Astonishing  History  and  Adven- 

tures  of  Miss  Betsey  Warwick,  the  Female  Rambler. 
The  Life  of  Miss  Fanny  Nugent,  with  the  Coffee-House 
Characters.     8vo,  half  morocco,  gilt  edges,  by  Mackenzie. 

Manchester,  n.  d. 
From  Mr.  Burton's  Library. 

S'O^       3148.  WASHINGTON.     Diary  of  Washington,  from  the  first  day 

of  October,  1789,  to  the  tenth  of  March,   1790,  from  the 

Original  Manuscript,  now  first  printed.     Illustrated  coi'iy. 

Z\  fine  Plates.     VA.  %xo,  inorocco  extra.  N.  I']  1858. 

The  present  is  No.  37,  of  oue  lumdred  Copies,  privately  printed  for  the 

Bradford  Club. 

^.  3149.  WASHINGTON  (General).  Epistles,  Domestic,  Confiden- 
tial, and  Ofiicial,  from  General  Washington  ;  wi-itten  about 
the  Commencement  of  the  American  Contest,  when  he 
entered  on  the  Command  of  the  Army  of  the  United 
States,  etc.  None  of  which  have  been  printed  in  the  two 
volumes  published  a  few  months  ago. 

JS^eio  York,  Printed  by  G.  Robinson.     Land. 
JReprlnted,  Jiivingto/i,  1796. 
These  are  known  as  the  Spurious  Epistles. 

^^'  3150.  WASHINGTON  (George).    Farewell  Address  to  the  People 

of  the  United  States  of  America.  Portrait  Inserted.  4to, 
red  morocco  extra.  N.  Y.,  J.   TFiVey,  1850. 

This  is  a  copy  of  the  Edition  printed  for  Mr.  Lennox. 

/S~,  3151.  WASHINGTON.     Letters    from    his    Excellency,    George 

Washington,  President  of  the  L^nited  States  of  America, 
to  Sir  John  Sinclair,  Bart.,  M.  P.,  on  Agricultural  and 
other  Interesting  Topics.  Engraved  from  the  Original 
Letters,  so  as  to  be  an  exact  Facsimile  of  the  hand  icriting 
of  that  celebrated  Character.  With  Medallion;  also,  2  Por- 
traits inserted.  4to,  half  calf .  Lond.  1800. 
""  To  Dr.  Pearson,  with  Sir  Johu  Sinclair's  Corapts." 

:^Sr  '^152,  WASHINGTON  (George).  Letters  from  His  Excellency, 
George  Washington,  President  of  the  United  States  of 
America,  To  Sir  John  Sinclair,  Bart.,  on  Agricultural  and 
other  Interesting  Topics.  Engraved  from  tlie  Original 
Letters,  so  as  to  be  an  exact  Fac-simile  of  the  hand  writing 
of  that  Celebrated  Character.  12  Portraits  and  Plates 
inserted,     ^to,  red  morocco,  extra  gilt.  Lond.  1800. 

/,*ro  3153.  WASHINGTON  (George).  Official  Letters  to  the  Honour- 
able American  Congress,  written  during  the  War  between 
the  L^nited  Colonies  and  Great  Britain.  2nd  Poston  Edi- 
tion.    Portrait.     2  vols.  12mo,  sheep.  Boston,  1796. 


WATTS.  24Y 

}^  3154.  WASHINGTON.  Funeral  Orations  on  the  Death  of  George 
Washington.  A  Collection  of  15  Tracts  in  1  vol.  8vo, 
half  calf .  '  JV.  Y.,  etc.,  1800. 

,        3155.  WASHIXGTOiSr.      Memory  of  Washington:  comprising  a  ;^ 

Sketch  of  his  Life  and  Character,  arid  the  National  Testi-  -'^^  f* ' 
monials  of  Respect.     Also,  a  Collection  of  Eulogies  and 
Orations,  Avith  a  Copious  Appendix.     12mo,  sheep;  scarce. 
Pp.  246.     List  of  Subscribers,  3  1. 

JVewport,  R.  Z,  Printed  by  Oliver  Farnsicorth,  1800. 

}       3156.  WATSON  (John  F.)     Annals  and  Occurrences  of  New  York 
'  City  and  State,  in  the  Olden  Time  ;  being  a  Collection  of 

Memoirs,  Anecdotes,  and  Incidents  concerning  the  City, 
Country,  and  Inhabitants,  from  the  Days  of  the  Founders, 
etc.  14  Plates,  icith  32  others  inserted — in  all  46.  8vo, 
half  morocco,  gilt  edges.  Philadel.  1846. 

rO  315V.  WATSON  (John  F.)  Historic  Tales  of  Olden  Time'.  12jiio, 
bds.  N.  3\1832. 

''     3158.  .     Another  copy.     \2mo,  bds.  A\  3".  1832. 

3159.  WATT  (James).  Correspondence  of  James  Watt,  on  his 
Discovery  of  the  Theory  of  the  Composition  of  Water. 
8vo,  half  calf.  Lond.  1846. 

^0  3160.  WATT  (Robert).  The  Life  and  Character  of  Robert  Watt, 
who  was  Executed  for  High  Treason  at  Edinburgh,  the 
15th  October,  1794.     Portrait.     8vo.  Edinb.  1795. 

f,  3161.  WATTS  (Alaric  A.)  The  Literary  Souvenir,  and  Cabinet  of 
Modern  Art.     Plates.     8vo,  cl.  Lond.  1835. 

3162.  WATTS  (Alaric  A.)  Lyrics  of  the  Heart,  with  Other  Poems. 
41  Engravings  on  Sieel.     8vo,  gi'een  morocco  extra. 

Zond.  1851. 

n?  3163.  .     Another  copy.     8vo,  tnorocco.  Lond.  1851. 

3164.  WATTS  (Isaac).     Divine  and  Moral   Songs  for  the  Use  of 
Children.     30  Illustrations.     8vo,  red  morocco,  by  Hay- 
day.  Land.,   Van  Voorst,  1848. 
^^    3165.  WATTS  (Isaac).     Hymnan  a  Chaniadan  Ysprydol.      12mo, 
sheep.  (Jaerfyrddin,  1794. 
3166.  WATTS  (Isaac).     The  Improvement  of  the    Mind.     8vo,  cf. 

Lond.  1810, 
?«^~?1 67.  WATTS  (R.)     Bibliotheca  Britannica.     Vol.  1,  part  1.     4to, 
boards. 

.,    3168.  .     Another  copy.     4to,  boards. 

3169.  WATTS   (W.)     The  Seats  of  the   Nobility   and  Gentry  in 

England  and  Scotland ;  being  a  collection  of  the  Interesting  t 

and  Picturesque  Views,  etc.  84  Platus.  4to,  blue  mo- 
rocco, gilt  edges.  Lond.  (1781). 


2-iS  TV'EIGEL. 

J~^         3170.  WAYES  OF  THE  CROSSE;  or  The  Way  to  true  knowl- 
edge, written  in  French  and  translated  into  English.    24mo, 
morocco,  richly  gilt  sides/  cnrknis  and  rare.    Paris,  1676. 
The   Plates  in  this  beautiful  volume  exhibit  the  Cavalier  Costume  of 
Charles  II. 

/,  lyT^lll.  WAY  TO  GET  AXD  TO  SAVE  WEALTH;  or  the  Sure 

Method  to  Live  Well  in  the  World,  being  the  Pleasant  Art 

of  Money-Getting.     8vo,  half  morocco.  Loncl.  1788. 

/^'T-X'smTWEBER  (Hy.)     The  Battle  of  Flodden  Field:  a  Poem  of 

/  the  XVL  Century.     8vo,  calf.  Edlnh.  1808. 

J^«r^73.  WEBSTER.     Mr.  Webster's  Address  at  the  Laying  of  the 

Corner  Stone  of  the  Addition  to  the  Capitol,  July  4,  1851, 

Avith  Autographs.     8vo.  Washington,  1851. 

„     3174.  WEBSTER  (Noah).     The  Prompter;  or  Common  Sayings 

and  Subjects,  and  Franklin's  Way  to  Wealth.     12mo,  ccilf. 

Coventry^  1808. 
WEDGWOOD  (Josiah).  Reprint  of  a  Description  of  the 
Portland  Vase,  formerly  the  Barberini ;  the  Manner  of  its 
Formation,  etc.  With  the  Addition  of  Notes  by  Thomas 
Windus,  etc.     4to,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1845. 

aS',  3176.  WEICHARDUM  (Joan.)  Theatrum  Mortis  Humane  Tri- 
partitum.  I.  Pars.  Saltum  Mortis.  H.  Pars.  Vai'ia  genera 
Mortis,  ni.  Pars.  Poenas  Damnatorum  continens.  Cum 
figuris  seneis  illustratum.     4to,  morocco  extra,  gilt  edges. 

John  Iic(ptista  3Iayr  in  Salshurg,  1682. 
6,  S^O  3177.  WEIG^L    (Christoph.)      Ethica   Naturalis    seu  Documenta 
Moralia,  etc.     4to,  ccdf  extra.  yorlmhergce,  s.  a. 

Contains  100  fine  and  large  Plates,  illustrative  of  Maxims  and  Proverbs. 

; .  ^  -  3178.  WEIGEL.     Historien   aus  deni  I.  und   H.  Buch  Samuelis, 
^  '^ '  Konigen,    et    Chronica.      Fine   Steel  Plates.      Folio,  h<df 

calf.  Aiigspurg,  1695. 

y,  3179.  WEIGEL  (Christ.)  et  LUYKENS.  Historic  Celebriores 
Veteris  [et  Novi]  Testament!  Iconibus  repraesentatae,  et 
selectis  Epigrammatibus  [Latine  et  Germanice]  Exornatae. 
Folio,  calf  NorihergoR  [1708]. 

^^^  3180.  .     Aliud  Exemplar.     Y o\io,  half  vellum. 

Norihergce.,  1712. 

Sold  at  Gaignat's  for  48  fr.     Detienne's,  41  fr. 

"^O    3181.  WEIGEL  (Chri.)     Representation  des  diverses  Figures  Hu- 

maines  avec  leurs  mesures  prises  sur   des  Antiques.     19 

Plates.     4to,  ccdf  s.  1.  s.  a. 

^,^0    3182.  WEIR  (Daniel).     History  of  the  Town  of  Greenock.     8vo, 

__  half  calf .  Greenoch,  1829. 

^,^  0   3183.  WELD  (Isaac).  .  Illustrations  of  the  Scenery  of  Killarney 

and  the  Surrounding  Country.     19  Plates.     4to,  Jialfcalf 

Lond.  1807. 
"  We  have  seldom  seen  a  work  that  combines  more  classical  illustratioD 
with  a  high  degree  of  graphic  excellence." — Quart.  Rev. 


* 


WESTMINSTER.  249 

3184,  WELD  (Isaac,  Junior).  Travels  through  the  States  of  North 
America,  and  the  Provinces  of  Upper  and  Lower  Canada, 
during  the  Years  1795,  1796,  and  1799.  Illustrated  and 
Embellished  vnth  Sixteen  Plates.     4to,  calf. 

Lond.  Stockdale.,  1799. 

So  8185.  WELLS  (X.  A.)      The   Picturesque   Antiquities    of  Spain, 

with  Ilkistrations  representing  Moorish  Palaces  and  other 

Monuments  of  Art.     Impl.  8vo,  cloth.  Lond.  1846. 

^1^  3186.  WERMULLERUS  (Otho).  A  Spiritual  and  Most  Pre- 
cious Pearl,  translated  by  Miles  Coverdale.     18mo,  cloth. 

Lond.  1838. 
WESLEY   (Samuel).     History   of  tlie    Xew  Testament  At- 
tempted in  Verse,  And  Adorn'd  with  152  Sculptures.     The 
Cutts  done  by  J.  Sturt.     12mo,  calf.  Lond.  1701. 

3188.  WESLEY  (Rev.  Samuel).  The  Life  of  our  Blessed  Lord  and 
Saviour  Jesus  Christ:  an  Heroic  Poem.  With  Sixty  Cop- 
per Plates.     Folio,  calf.  Lond.  1693. 

[WEST  (W.)]  Fifty  Years'  Recollections  of  an  Old  Book- 
seller. Also,  Three  Hundred  and  Fifty  Years'  Retrospec- 
tion of  an  Old  Bookseller.     2  vols,  in  1.     8vo,  half  calf. 

(Jorl\  1835. 

3190.  WEST  (W.)     Theatrical  Plates  to  Harlequin,  Ivanhoe,  the 

Pirate,  and  Hamlet.     4to.  1812. 

p?  3192.  WESTALL  (Richard).     Illustrations   of  Scott's  Novels.     4 

parts.     8vo.  Lond.  1824. 

3193.  WESTALL  &  MARTIN'S  ILLUSTRATIONS  OF   THE 

BIBLE,  with  Descriptions,  by  the  Rev.  H.  Caunter.     2 

yols.  Syo,  cloth.  Lofid.  1835. 

^iCsmT WESTALL  (Wm.)  Great  Britain  Illustrated  :  a  Series  of 
Original  Views,  from  Drawings  by  W.  Westall,  Engraved 

*   ^  by  Ed.  Finden,  with  Descriptions  by  Thomas  Moule.     4to, 

hcdf  russia.  Lond.  1830. 

3195.  WESTMAN  (H.  O.)  The  Spoon,  with  Upwards  of  100  Illus- 
trations.    8vo,  morocco.  iV  Y.  1844. 

~      3196.  WESTMINSTER    ABBEY.     An    Elegiac   and    Historical 

r:  Poem.     Profusely  Illustrated.     ^\.8\o,  half  morocco.,  gilt 

■  edges.  n.  d. 

,       3197.  WESTMINSTER.    Representation  of  the  Embossed,  Chased, 

and  Engraved  Subjects   and  Inscriptions  Avhich  decorate 

the  Tobacco  Box  and  Cases  belonging  to  the  Past  Overseers 

Society  of  the  Parishes  of  St.  Margaret  and  St.  John  the 

Evangelist,  in  the  City  of  Westminster.  Fine  Plates.  Folio. 

Lond.  1824. 
This  singular  book  commuuicates.  in  a  pictorial  form,  some  remarkable 
historic  incidents. 

32 


7- 


250  WHETSTONES. 

Jl^  3198.  WESTMINSTER.  To  our  Reverend  and  Well-beloved 
Brethren,  the  Assembly  of  Divines  at  Westminster,  etc. 
Signed  Robert  Douglas,  Moderator.  4to,  blue  morocco; 
fine  copy.  Lond.  1647. 

/^y,irO  3199.  WESTWOOD  (J.  O.)  Palffiographia  Sacra  Pictoria ;  being 
a  Series  of  IHustrations  of  the  Ancient  Versions  of  the 
Bible,  copied  from  Illuminated  Manuscripts,  executed  be- 
tvveen  the  Fourth  and  Sixteenth  Centuries.  50  beautifully 
Illuminated  Plates.     4to,  half  red  m.orocco,  gilt  top. 

Lond.  W.  Smith,  1843-5. 

/.  3200.  [WETMORE  (Prosper  M.)]     Paisley  :  a  Local  Sketch,  from 

Valentine's   Manual  for  1863.     Portrait  and  Plate.     8vo, 

pp.  6.  iV.  Y.  1863. 

From  the  author,  with  Autograph  Letter. 

3201.  WHETSTONES  (George),  ^he  iEltfllfSll  Wgrror.  A  Re- 
gard Whei'ein  al  estates  may  behold  the  Conquests  of  Enuy  : 
Containing  mine  of  common  weales,  murther  of  Princes, 
cause  of  heresies,  and  in  all  ages,  spoile  of  diuine  and  hu- 
mane blessings,  vnto  which  is  adioyned  Enuy  conquered  by 
vei'tues.  Publishing  the  peaceable  victoi-ies  obtained  by 
the  Queene's  most  excellent  Maiesty  against  this  mortall 
enimie  of  publike  peace  and  prosperitie,  and  lastly  A 
Fortris  against  Enuy.  Interspersed  with  Poetry,  etc. 
JUSlSClk  TLzXttX.  Sm.  4to,  red  morocco  extra.,  gilt  edges; 
very  rare.  Lond.  for  G.  /Seton,  1586. 

3202.  WHETSTONES.  Another  copy.  Blue  morocco  elegant,  gilt 
edges.  Lond.  for  G.  Seton,  1586. 

For  full  particulars  of  this  work,  see  the  Bibliotheca  Grenvilliana.  It  is 
dedicated  to  Queen  Elizabeth,  and  contains  much  curious  historical  matter 
respecting  her  reign. 

^,  3203.  WHETSTONES  (George).     A  Remembraunce  of  the  woor- 

thie  and  well  imployed  life  of  the  Right  Honourable  Sir 
Nicholas  Bacon,  Knight ;  Thomas,  Earl  of  Sussex,  and  Sir 
Ph.  Sydney.  With  Autograp)h  Letter  by  Alex.  Bosicell  in- 
serted.    4to,  green  morocco,  by  Ilayday. 

Reprinted  at  the  Auchinleck  Press,  by 

Alexarider  Boswell,  1816. 

For  particulars  of  this  author,  see  Warton's  English  Poetry,  Ritson's  Bib- 

liog.  Poetica,  391-3,  Beloe's  Anecdotes,  Brydges'  Oensura,  and  Br.  Bibliog., 

and  Collier's  Poetical  Decameron. 

^»r~3204.  WHISTLE  BINKIE;    or  the  Pip<3r  of  the  Party.     2  vols. 
12nio.  Glasgou-;  1838. 

So   3205.  WHITAKER  (Rev.)     Genuine   History  of  the  Britons  As- 
serted against  Mr.  Macpherson.     8vo,  half  calf . 

Lond.  1773. 
^  3206.  WHITE  (F.  S.)     A  History  of  Inventions  and  Discoveries 

alphabetically  arranged.     8vo,  morocco  antique,  gilt  top. 

Lond.  1827. 


^^. 


I 


WHITNEY.  251 

3207.  ^YHITEFIELD    (George).      A   Letter    to   His    Excellency 
Governor  Wright,  giving  an  Account  of  the  Steps  taken 
relative  to  the  converting  the  Georgia  Orphan-House  into 
a  College :    Together  with   the  Literary  Correspondence 
that  passed    upon   that   Subject   between   his    Grace   the 
Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  and  the  Reverend  Mr.  White- 
field.     8vo.  Lond.for  J.  Millan^  etc.  1768. 
2:cr^08.  WHITELAW   (Alex.)     Book   of    Scottish    Songs.     Square 
12 mo,  clothe  gilt.  Glasgoic,  1853. 
<{t^  3209.  WHITELAW  (A.)     Casket  of  Literary  Gems.     1st  and  2d 
Series.     4  vols.  12rao,  half  calf .                     Glasgoic,  1829. 
Jo   3210.  WHITELAW  (A.)     The  Republic  of  Letters:  a  Selection  in 
Poetry  and  Prose.     4  vols.  12mo,  bds.  Glasyoio,  1833. 
:        3211.  WHITNEY   (Geffrey).     A  Choice  of  Erableraes  and  other 
Devises,  For    the   moste   parte   gathered  out  of  sundrie 
writers,    Englished     and    Moralized.     And    divers   newly 
devised  by  Geffrey  Whitney  ...  in  a  series  of  (250)  most 
elegant  wood  cuts,  with  descriptions  to  each,  in  English 
Verse.     4to,  green  morocco  extra.,  by  Paicson  and  Kichol- 
son.       Imprinted  at  Ley  den,  in  the  House  of  Christopher 
Plantyn,  by  Francis  Raphelengixis.,  1586. 
For  a  minute  description  of  this  rare  book,  see  the  Bibliotheca  Anglo- 
Poetioa,  where  it  is  priced  £3   8s.  Od ;  also,  Brydges'  Censura  Literaria, 
Ames's  Typog.  Antiquities,  by  Herbert,  and  Eetrospective  Review,  ix., 
122-140. ' 
lT^    3212.  WIEDEMAN  (Elias).     Comitium  Gloria.     100  Portraits  of 
the  Great  Men  of  Poland.     YoWo,  calf     No  Title.     1646. 
f/^   32^*13.  WIERCX  (A.)     A  Collection  of  39  Plates,  mostly  by  this 
Artist,  in  8vo,  morocco^  richly  gilt. 

3214.  WIERCX.     A  Collection  of  64  very  beautiful  Engravings, 

by  A.  and  H.  Wiercx  ;  neatly  mounted,  in  a  4to  volume, 
half  red  morocco.,  gilt  edges. 

3215.  WIERX  (Hieronymus).     Opera.     Fine  im2)ressio7is  of  the 

Plates.     2  vols.  12mo,  half  ccdf  s.  1.  s.  a. 

Includes  the  Life    and  Passion  of  Jesus  Christ,  The  Virgin  Mary,  St. 
Ignatius  Loyola,  etc. 

,        3216.  WIERX  (HieronjTnus).     Vita  Deiparae  Virgiuis  Marise.     21 

beautiful  Plates.     Small  4to,  recZ  morocco.  1576. 

The  prints  in  this  book  were  formerly  in  the  possession  of  that  eminent 

Collector,  WQliam  Esdaile,  who  has  placed  his  Initials  on  each  print ;  the 

impressions  are  superb. 

3217.  WIERX.     A  Collection  of  81  Plates,  by  this  Distinguished 
Artist  and  his  Followers;  all  mounted,  i?i  4to,  a?id  bound 
^  in  morocco,  gilt  edges. 

f        3218.  WIERX,  GALLE,  etc.     A   Collection  of  228  Engravings, 

Chiefly  Emblematical  and  Scriptural;  neatly  mounted  in 

folio,  half  morocco.,  gilt  edges. 

3219.  WILCOX    (Revd.  J.)      Sermons   on   Mutual   Love   among 

Christians.     8vo,  morocco  extra.  Ipsxcich  [1818]. 


252  '      WILLIAMS. 


f,  /l 


t^  3220.  WILDE.      Gemmge  Selectae  Antiquae,   e  Museo   Jacobi   de 
Wilde,  sive  L.  Tabulae.     4to,  halfr^issia. 

Amstelcedami,  1 V  0:^ . 

JV  3221.  WILDE  (W.  R.)     The  Closing  Years  of  Dean  Swift's  Life. 

8vo,  dofh.  "  DiMin,  1849. 

/,S~^   3221.*  WILLE.     Recueil  De  Paysages  et  Autres  Figures  Dessinees 

et  Artistement  Gravees  par  Jean  Georges  Wille.     4to. 

Paris,  1801. 

3  ,  ^^  3222.  WILLETT.     Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  Ralph  Willett, 

Esq.     Priced.     8vo,  half  russia.  Lond.  1813. 

"The  Merly  Library." — "The  same  year  there  was  fought  such  a  fight, 

as,  take  it  for  all  ia  all,  the  like  again  hath  not  been  witnessed  since  the 

memorable  day  of  the  Roxburgho  battle.     I  would  be  understood  here  to 

allude  to  the  Willett  contest,  or  to  the  sale  of  the  Merly  Library." — DibdMs 

Bihliograph ical  Decameron. 

,5*r~3223.  WILLIAMS  (Peter,  Junr.)     An  Oration  on  the  Abolition  of 
the  Slave  Trade;  and  Cowdrev's  Speech.     8vo,  half  calf. 

A":  Y.  1808. 

J*,  3224.  WILLIAMS.      Catalogue    of   the    Splendid    and   Valuable 

Library  of  the   Rev.  Theodore  Williams.     Large  and 

thick  paper.,  loith  Prices  and  Ncrmes.      Impl.   8vo,  half 

rtissia.  Lond.  1827. 

/,  Jl?3225.  .     Another  Copy.     lmY>\.  8vo,  boards.        Zond.  1821. 

This  collection  sold  for  £10,213  lis.  6d. 

/if.,  3220.  WILLIAMS  (H.  W.)     Select  Views  in  Greece,  with  Classi- 

cal Illustrations:  a  Series  of  sixty-four  beautiful  Line  En- 
gravings, by  Horsburgh,  Miller,  and  other  distinguished 
Artists,  after  Drawings  by  H.  W.  Williams  and  C.  R. 
Cockerel,  Esqrs.  2  vols,  in  1.  4to,  red  Turkey  morocco^ 
richly  gilt.  Lond.  1829. 

"  Tlus  exquisite  work  has  called  forth  the  admiration  of  aU  lovers  of  the 
fine  arts,  and  well  entitled  is  Mr.  Williams  to  caU  these  views  select;  for 
they  are  so  in  every  fine  and  high  sense  of  the  word.  The  choice  of  sub- 
jects, the  exquisite  beauty  of  the  execution,  and  above  ah,  the  poetical  feel- 
ing displayed,  render  them  truly  fascinating.  Art  seems  to  be  carried  here 
to  its  highest  extent."' — Literary  Gazette. 

WILLIAMS  (P.  B.)     Guide  to  Caernarvon.     8vo.  1832. 

WILLIS  (N.  P.)     American  Scenery.     \Q  Plates.     4to. 

Lond.n.  d. 

3229.  WILLIS  (N.  P.)  Letters  from  under  a  Bridge,  and  Poems. 
Profusely  illustrated,  with  additional  Plates;  in  all  22. 
Small  4to,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1840. 

3230.  WILLIS  (N.  P.)  Memoranda  of  the  Life  of  Jenny  Lind. 
Imp].  8vo,  half  red  morocco,  top  (/lit.  Phila.  1851. 

This  copy  is  extensively  illustrated,  and  contains  a  large  number  of  News- 
paper  Cattings,  Tickets,  etc. 

/  SI?  3231 .  WILLOUGHBY.     So  Much  of  the  Diary  of  Lady  Willough- 
by  as  relates  to  her  Domestic  History  and  to  the  Eventful 


7- 

6, 


WILSOX. 


253 


Period  of  the  Reign  of  Charles  I.      Small  4to,  morocco 
antique^  tooled  edges ^  by  Haijday.  Loud.  1844, 

WILSON  (Alexander),  Poems,  chiefly  in  the  Scottish 
Dialect,  With  an  Acconnt  of  his  Life  and  Writings, 
12 mo,  calf.  Loud.  1816. 

3233,  WILSON  (James),      Silent  Love:   a  Poem,      19  Plates  in- 

serted.    3d  Edition.     \2m.o.,  hcdf  red  morocco. 

Paisley.,  1844, 

3234,  WILSON  (Joseph),      Memorabilia  Cantabrigiae ;  or  an  Ac- 

count of  the  Different  Colleges  in  Cambridge.     12mo,  calf. 

Lond.  1803, 

3235,  WILSON  (J.)     Shakspeariana :  Catalogue  of  all  the  Books, 

Pamphlets,  etc.,  relating  to  Shakspear.     \2mo,  half  calf 

Lond.\d,2T. 

WILSON  (Robert),  An  Historical  Account  and  Delineation 
of  Aberdeen,     Plates.     l2mo,  half  calf     Aberdeen.,  1822. 

WILSON  (Robert),  Poems,  chiefly  in  the  Scottish  Dialect. 
8vo,  half  morocco,  gilt  top.  Edinb.  1822, 

[WILSON  (T,)]  Catalogue  Raisonne  of  the  Select  Col- 
lection of  Engravings  of  an  Amateur,  Printed  on  Wri- 
ting Paper,  icitJi  100  Prints  inserted,  the  greater  nmnber  of 
which  are  the  Identical  ones  described  by  Mr.  Wilson;  the 
remainder  are  specimens  of  the  3fasters  named  in  the  text. 
4to,  morocco  extra.,  by  Hayday. 

Lond.  privately  printed,  1828. 
Prefixed  is  a  MS.  List  of  the  Prints,  designating  the  Originals,  Copies, 

Page,    etc.     The  Fac-Similes  of  the  Rare  Etchings  are  by  George  Cruik- 

shank  and  Frank  Howard.     See  also  under  Catalogue  Raisonne. 

[WILSON  (Wm,  Rae)],  Notes  Abroad  and  Rhapsodies  at 
Home,  by  a  Veteran  Traveller.     Plates.     2  vols,  8vo,  cloth. 

Lond.  1837, 
WILSON  (Wm,  Rae),     Travels  in  Russia,  etc.     Illustrated 
by  Engravings.     2  vols.  8vo,  calf  gilt;  elegant. 

Lond.  1828. 

.     Another  Copy.     2  vols,  8vo,  half  calf 

Lond.  1828. 

.     Travels  in  Egypt  and  the  Holy  Land,     13  Plates. 

Syo,  calf  "  Lond.  1824. 

,     The  Same.     3d  Edition,      With  Letters  of  Wilson 

to  Mr.  John  Allan.     2  vols,  8vo,  green  morocco. 

Lond.  1831, 
"  We  have  seldom  met  a  traveller  who  seemed  to  be  so  free  from  all 
design  of  giving  a  false  colouring  to  what  he  saw  or  what  befell  him." — 
Edinburgh  Review. 

WILSON.  Memoir  of  Mrs.  R.  Wilson.  Privately  printed. 
From  the  Library  of  the  Duke  of  Sussex.     1 2mo. 

EdiJib.  1813. 


/; 


254  WITHER. 

/^  3245.  WDIBLEDOX.     Remains  of  Wimbledon.      8vo,  hdf  mo- 

rocco, vncxt.  Edlnb.  1826. 

2,^0  3246.  WIN"DTJS  (Thomas).  A  Xew  Elucidation  of  the  Subjects 
on  the  Celebrated  Portland  Vase,  formerly  called  the 
Barberini ;  and  the  Sarcophagus,  in  which  it  was  dis- 
covered.    4to,  half  morocco.  Ziond.  1845. 

S~  3247.  WINKELMAN"  (J.)  Histoire  de  I'Art  Chez  les  Anciens, 
trad,  de  I'AUemand,  avec  des  Notes  historiques  et  critiques 
de  diiferens  auteurs.     3  vols.  4to,  calf.  Paris,  1802. 

,J^3248.  WINTER'S  WREATH  for  1828.     \2mo,  silk. 

Lond.  1828. 

/,         3249.  WINTER'S  WREATH  for  1829.     \1mo,silk.   Lond.  1829. 

^ f)  3250.  WIXTHROP  (Benj.  Robert).     Old  New  York;  read  before 

the  New  York  Historical  Society,  February  4,  1862. 
From  Valentine's  Manual,  1862.  Privately  printed,'  il- 
lustrated copy.     Rl.  8vo,  calf  gilt  edges.  N.  Y.  1862. 

>»?3251.  .     The    Washington  Chair,   presented  to  the  Massa- 
chusetts Historical  Society.     Plate.     8vo,  pp.  7. 

A  ^  3252.  WIRGMAN  (Thos.)  Divarication  of  the  New  Testament. 
Titles  in  Gold  and  Colours,  and  the  text  partly  printed  on 
tinted p>aper ;  very  ciirious.     8vo,  hds.  Lond.  1834. 

^,  3253.  WITCHCRAFT.  A  Collection  qf  Rare  and  Curious  Tracts 
relating  to  Witchcraft,  between  1618-1664.     8vo,  bds. 

Lond.  1838. 

j2^^  3254.  WITHER  (George).     Abvses  Stript  and  Whipt ;  or  Satiri- 

cal Essaies,  Diuided  into  two  Bookes.     Also,  the  Scourge 
Epigrams.     [First   Edition.]     12mo,    red  morocco   extra, 
gilt  edges,  silk  linings;  fine  copy;  very  rare. 
At  London,  Printed  by  G.  Eld,  for  Francis  Bvrton,  1613. 

/ 0^*  ^-^^-  WITHER  (George).     A  Collection  of  Emblemes,  Ancient  and 

Moderne  ;  Quickened  With  Metricall  Illustrations,  both 
Morall  and  Divine  ;  And  disposed  into  Lotteries,  That 
Instruction,  .and  Good  Counsell,  may  bee  furthered  by  an 
Honest  and  Pleasant  Recreation.  20Qfine  Plates,  by  Cris- 
pin de  Pass;  complete  with  the  Frontispiece  and  Portrait. 
Folio,  olive  morocco,  tooled  borders,  gilt  edges;  fine  copy. 
Lond.  for  lohn  Grismond,  1635. 

"  The  general  character  of  Wither's  Emblems  is  that  of  sound  morality, 
enforced  in  a  sensible  style ;  tinctured  with  warm  religious  feelings,  and 
some  of  them  adorned  with  fresh  and  fragrant  flowers  of  Poetry." — Retro- 
spectivt  Review,  vol.  ix.  On  Page  34,  reference  is  made  to  the  Westerne 
Indians. 

^,  3256.  WITHER'S  EMBLEMS.     A  Collection  of  120  Plates,  En- 

graved by  Crispin  de  Pass,  4to. 


WOOD    EXGRAVIXGS. 


255 


3257.  WITHER  (George).  The  Psalmes  of  David  Translated  Into 
Lyrick-Verse,  according  to  the  scope,  of  the  Original,  and 
illustrated^  vith  a  Short  Argument,  and  a  hreife  Prayer, 
or  Meditation;  before,  and  after,  every  Vsa\rD.e.  12 mo, 
hhie  morocco  extra  ^  very  fine  copy;  extremely  rare. 

Imprinted  in  the  Neatherlands^  By  Cornelis 
Gerrits  van  Breughel,  1632. 
As  a  specimen  of  typography,  superior  to  any  of  Wilher's  productions. 
Priced,  in  the  Bibl.  Ang.-Poet.,"No.  793,  £5  5y.  M. 

"3258.  WITHER  (George).  Select  Lyrical  Poems;  written  about 
1622.  Printed  on  one  side  of  the  leaf.  Small  4to,  red 
morocco.  Kent,  printed  at  the  private  pjr ess  of 

Lee  Priory,  1815. 

3259.  .  Another  copy,  on  Tinted  paper.  8vo,  maroon  mo- 
rocco extra.  Lee  Priory,  1815. 

One  hundred  copies  only  printed. 

3260.  WITHER  (George).     A  Triple  Paradox  :  Affixed  to  a  Covn- 

ter-Mvre  Raised  against  the  Furious  Batteries  of  Re- 
straint, Slander,  and  Poverty,  The  three  Grand  Engines 
of  the  World,  the  Flesh,  and  the  Devil.  Vlino,  red  mo- 
rocco, by  J.  3fackenzie. 

Land.  Printed  for  the  Author,  1661. 

3261.  WITNESSES    FOR   THE  TRUTH   IN   THE  CHURCH 

OF  SCOTLAND.     4to,  cloth.  Edinb.  1843. 

3262.  WOLFGANG.     A   Collection  of  Emblems,  by   Wolfgang. 

J^eatly  mounted  in  a  small  4to,  half  morocco. 

3263.  WOLFIUS    (Joh).       Opera    Omnia    Theologico     Historico 

Politica.  3fost  curious  Plates  of  Monsters,  etc.  Folio, 
hogskin.  Hemipoli,  1672. 

WOOD.  Modius  Saliimi.  A  Collection  of  such  Pieces  of 
Humour  as  Prevail'd  at  Oxford  in  the  Time  of  Mr,  An- 
thony a  Wood.      Collected  by  himself  .     12mo,  calf  extra. 

Oxford,  1751. 

WOOD  CUTS.     Newe   Kiinstliche  Wohlgerissene  vnnd  in 

Holtz  geschnittene  Figuren  dergleichen    niemahleii  gese- 

hen  worden.     Oblong  4to,  half  calf .      Franrhfurt,  1620. 

Contains    340  specimens  of  Albert  Durer,  H.    Holbein,  Hans  Behaim. 

Hans  Sclioeuflin,  and  other  early  German   Artists,  chiefly  of  Emblematical 

and   Historical   Subjects,   interesting  for  the  display  of  various  Costume  : 

mostly  with  German  and  Latin  verses  beneath. 

WOOD  ENGRAVING.  Five  Specimen  Volumes  of  Wood 
Engraving.     8vo  and  12mo. 

WOOD  ENGRAVINGS.  Ancient  and  Modern  Wood  En- 
gravings.    60  Specimens  in  1  vol.  8vo,  calf. 

WOOD  ENGRAVINGS.  A  Collection  of  108  Plates.  8vo, 
red  morocco. 

WOOD  ENGRAVINGS.  A  Collection  of  230  W^ood  En- 
gravings.    4to,  half  hound. 


256  WORSIllPPE. 

/  32V0.  WOOD  ENGRAVINGS.     A  Collection  of  Engravings  on 

Wood.     8vo,  morocco.  [1857.] 

^  8271.  WOODBURN'S    GALLERY    OF  RARE  p6rTRAITS. 

2  vols.  4to,  h((If  morocco,  uncut.  Load.  1816. 

Contains  200  Portraits  of  celebrated  Englishmen,  consistino^  of  Original 
Plates,  engraved  by  Pass,  Loggan,  Payne,  Deleram,  Elstracke,  White,  Faith- 
orne,  etc.     Published  at  £21. 

WOODROW   (G.)      Biographical   Gallery.      240  Portraits. 
]2mo,  cloth.     Two  copies.  Lond.  1834. 

1,  rO  3273.  WOODWARD  (G.  M.)  Elements  of  Bacchus :  or  Toasts 
and  Sentiments  given  by  Distinguished  Characters.  Illus- 
trated with  Forty  Portraits  in  Aqua  Tint  of  the  most  Cele- 
brated Bon  Vivants  in  Great  Britain,  witli  a  Variety  of 
Anecdotes  and  Remarkable  Traits,  prefixed  to  each  Por- 
trait. 4to,  half  calf.  Lond.  1792. 
Many  of  these  ^Sketches  are  of  the  Politicians  of  the  time. 

/,  SO    3274.  WOODWARD  (G.  M.)      Le   Brun  Travestied ;  or  Carica- 
tures of  the  Passions.     Etched  by  T.  Roiclandson.     4to. 

Lond.  1800. 

cT;  3275.  WOOLEY  (Charles).     A  Two  Years'  Journal  in  New  York 

and  Parts  of  its  Territories  in  America  [1679].     A   new 

Edition,  with  copious  Historical  and  Biographical  Notes,  by 

E.  B.  O'Callaghan,  M.  D.     Large  jnqyer  copy.     4to,  cl. 

N.  Y.  1860. 
Fifty  copies  only  printed  in  this  size. 
J2,  3276.  WOOLEY  (Charles).  A  Two  Years'  Journal  in  New  York 
and  Parts  of  its  Territories  in  America  [1679].  Manu- 
script^ tcritten  in  a  fine.,  legible  hand.  4to. 
S'O  3277.  WORGAN  (J.  D.)  Select  Poems,  etc.,  with  Life  by  Hay- 
ley.     8vo,  cf.  Lond.  1810. 

/;         3278.  WORLD  OF  FASHION.     Coloured  Plates.     Vol.  2.     4to. 

Lond.  1825. 

3279.  [WORSHIPPE  (William)].   m<t  Chvfstiau's  Jttoorn= 
i«fl  Cffarment.    Jilacfe  %zxxzx.    i2mo,  caif 

Lond.  for  Th.  Panier,  1608. 
„         3280.  [WORSLEY  (Richard)].     The  History  of  the  Isle  of  Wight. 
Plates.     4to,  calf.  Lond.  1781. 

SO  3281.  WREATH  (The).     A  Collection  of  Poems.     ISmo,  calf. 

T^ond.  1806. 
/^  3282.  WRIGHT  (J.)     Mornings  at  Bow  Street.     21   Illustrations 

by  George  Cruikshank.     8vo,  bds.  Lond.  1825. 

^,  S~0  3283.  WRIGHT  (Thos.)     The  Archaological  Album ;  or  Museum 
of  National  Antiquities,  with  Illustrations  by  F.  W.  Fair- 
holt.     4to,  cloth.  Lond.  1845. 
Contains  28  Plates,  several  illuminated  ;  also  117  Wood  Cuts. 
•^0   3284.  WYCHERLY  (W.)     The  Country  Wife:  a  Comedy.     4to. 

Lond.  1695. 


XENOPHON.  257 

J-<;3285.  WYCHERLY  (W.)     The   Gentleman   Dancing   Master:    a 
Comedy.     4to.  Loud.  1693. 

3286.  WYCHERLY  (W.)     The  Gentleman  Dancing  Master.     4to, 

half  morocco  Lond. 

3287.  WYCHERLY  (W.)     The   Plain  Dealer:   a   Comedy.     4to, 

half  morocco.  Lond.  1686. 

3288.  WYCHERLY  (W.)     Love  in  a  Wood  ;  or  St.  James'  Park : 

a  Comedy.     4to,  half  morocco.  Lond.  1672. 

"In  pointed  satire,  Wycherly  shall  reign." — Evelyn. 

WYLIE  (William).     Ayrshire  Streams  ;  or  Scenes,  Charac- 
ters, and  Traditions  of  the  West  Country.     12mo,  ccdf 

Lond.  185 1. 
3290.  WYNKEN  DE  WORDE.    [Colophon.]     Explicit  tractatus 
verbor[um]  defectiuor[um].     Lnpressus  per  Winandii  de 
)  tcorde  in  cmitate  London  in  vico   nunctqjcito  the  Flete 

strete  au  signuni  SoUs.  A  heautiful  specimen  of  this 
Early  English  Printer.,  icith  Portraits  inserted.  One  leaf 
wanting.     8vo,  red  tnorocco.,  gold  Borders.,  by  Mackenzie. 

Lond.  n.  d. 

3201.  WYNNE  (James).    Private  Libraries  of  New  York.    Large 

papjer  copy.,  icith  Portraits  and  Lllustrations  added.     Impl. 

8vo,  hcdf  morocco.  N'.  Y.  1860. 

One  hundred  copies  only  printed  in  this  style. 

3292, .     Same.     Small  paper.     8vo,  cloth.  iVi  Y.  1860. 

3293. .     Same.     So  much  as  relcdes  to  the  Library  of  Mr. 

John  Allan.,  loith  Portrait  and  Cuttings  inserted.     Large 

Paper.     Impl.  8vo,  hcdf  morocco.  N.  Y.  1860. 

Mr.  Allan,  in  common  with  the  other  gentlemen  who  did  not  describe 

their  own  libraries,  was  much  disappointed  with  the  notice  of  his  collection. 

Dr.  Wynne,  unfortunately,  knew  but  little  about  rare  books,  and  seemed  to 

^  regard  long  sets  and  large  volumes  as  necessarily  the  most  valuable. 

>^?294.  WYNNE  (Dr.)  Private  Libraries  of  New  York.  The  arti- 
cles as  originally  published  in  the  New  York  Evening 
Post.     Mounted  in,  a  4to,  hcdf  m,orocco.  JSf.  Y.  1856. 

>^95.  cvenophon's  rr^atfse  of  l^obisholtre.    2$Iacfe  %nxtx. 

18mo,  calf.  Lnqjrinted  at  London.,  in  Flete  .^tvete.,  by 

Tliomas  Berthelet,lb?,1. 
"  To  THE  Reder. — This  boke  of  householde,  full  of  hyghe  wiscdome, 
written  by  the  noble  philosopher  Xenophon  ...  is  right  counnynly  trans- 
lated out  of  the  greke  tonge  into  Englysshe,  by  Gentian  Hernot  at  the  desyre 
of  mayster  Geffrey  Pole,  wbiche  boke  for  the  welthe  of  this  realme,  I  deme 
very  profitable  to  be  red.  " 

^     3296.  YAHOO  (The).     A  Satirical  Rhapsody.     8vo,  cloth. 

K^.  3':i833. 

3297.  YONGE  (Wm.)     England's  Shame;  or  the  l^nmasking  of  a 

Politick  Atheist,  Being  a  Full  and  Faithful  Relation  of  the 

Life  and  Death  of  that  Grand  Impostor  Hugh  Peters,  etc. 

IBmo,  ra//".  Zy;^/.  1663. 

33 


258  ZETTER. 

J?,         3298.  YOXGE    (Wm.)      England's   Shame,  etc.      Another  Copy. 
ISnio,  half  calf .  Load.  1663. 

^,  J7)  3299.  YORKE  (Phihp).     The  Royal  Tribes  of  Wales.     4to,  calf. 

Wrexham,  1799. 
:?,2.«r~3300.  YOUNG  (Edward).     Night  Thoughts.     8vo,  calf. 

Zond.  1802. 
3301.  YOUNG  (H.  R.)     Catalogue  of  Napoleon  Medals.     8vo. 

Zond.  1818. 


3302.  YOUNG  (John).  A  Catalogue  of  Pictures  by  British  Artists, 
in  the  Possession  of  Sir  Johx  Fleming  Leicester.  4to, 
half  morocco.  Zond.  1825. 

.,    3303.  YOUNG  (John).     A  Catalogue  of  the  Pictures  at  Grosvenor 
House.     4to,  half  morocco.  Zond.  1S21. 

//,  6~0  3304.  [YOUNG  (Samuel)].  A  Wall  Street  Bear  in  Europe,  Avith 
his  Familiar  Foreign  Journal  of  a  Tour  through  portions 
of  England,  Scotland,  France  and  Italy.  Illiistrated  by  68 
Prints  Inserted,  with  the  Author's  Autograph  Zetter  to 
Mr.  Allan.     12 mo,  morocco  extra. 

N.  Y.  printed  for  Private  Circulation.,  1855. 

ST)  3305.  YOUNG  (Wra.)       A  New  Latin   and  English  Dictionary. 

8vo,  sheep.  Zond.  1822. 

/,  J^<9   3306.  YRI ARTE  (D.  Tomas  de).    La  Musica  Poema.    Fine  Plates. 

4to,  calf.  En  Madrid  en  la  imprenta  Meal.,  1789. 

3  .  3307.  ZENGER.     Tryal   of  John    Peter   Zenger,    of  New  York, 

Printt'r,  who  was  lately  Try'd  and  Acquitted  for  Printing 
and  Publishing  a  Libel  against  the  Government,  With 
the  Pleadings  and  Arguments  on  both  Sides.  Also,  Re- 
mai'ks  on  the  Trial  of  John  Peter  Zenger,  Printer  of  the 
New  York  Weekly  Journal,  etc.    2  vols,  in  1.    4to  ;  scarce. 

Z^ond.  1738. 
Important  for  illustrating  the  History  of  the  Liberty  of  the  Press. 

S7^  3308.  ZENTNER  (L.)  A  Select  Collection  of  (36)  Landscapes 
from  the  Best  Old  Masters;  to  which  are  added,  Portraits 
of  the  Artists,  and  a  short  Biographical  Account  of  each 
[in  French  and  EngHsh].     Oblong  folio,  bds.     Zond.  1791. 

/,  3309.  ZETTER.     Emblemes  nouveaux  esquels  le  cours  de  ce  monde 

est  depeint  et  represente  par  certaines  Figures,  desquelles 
le  sens  est  explique  par  rimes :  dresses  pour  plus  grande 
incitation  aux  gens  de  bien  et  honorables,  d'en  suivre  la 
piete  et  vertu  .  .  .  Premierement  en  AUemand  par  Andre 
Frideric,  et  maintenant  en  Fran9ois  mis  en  lumiere  par 
Jacq.  de  Zettre.     88  Plates.     4to,  half  calf .     No  Title. 

Francofort  Ajnid  Zvcam  Zennis  Anno  1617. 

«SV  3310.  ZLMMERMAN  (J.  G.)     Aphorisms  and  Reflections.     12mo, 
calf.  Zond.  1800. 


ZOUCH.  259 

?,J^  3311.  ZIMMERMAN    (J.    G.)      On   Solitude.      Translated.     8vo, 
falf.  Land.  1797. 

.     Another  Erlition.     2  vols.  18nio,  calf.    Lond.  1805. 

ZINCGREFIUS.  EmblematvmEthico-Politicorvm  Contvria 
Ivlii  Gvilielrni  Zincgrefii.  Editio  Secunda.  Coelo  Matth. 
Meriani.     4to,  red  morocco  extra,  gilt. 

Franckfort  [1624]. 
ZINCGREFIUS  (Jul.   Guiliel.)     Emblematum  Ethico-Poli- 
ticorvm   Centvria.     Editio  ultima   auctior   et   emendatior 
annexo  Indice.     \Q0  fine  Plates  by  Pierian.     4to. 

Heidelhergce.,  apud  Clementuni  Ammoniu,  1666. 
The  verses  under  the  Plates  are  in  French  and  German. 

3315.  ZOUCH  (Thos.)  The  Life  of  Isaac  Walton,  including  Notices 
of  his  Contemporaries.  Beautifully  Illustrated.  Larof(^ 
Paper  copy.     4to,  calf  extra,  gilt  edges.  Lond.  1823. 


/z7,  ^^^^'^^ 


AUTOGRAPH  LETTERS,  SIGNATURES,  ETC. 


^7 


l^  3326.  ABERNETHY.— PEEL.  Letter  of  Dr.  John  Abernethy, 
with  Portrait ;  and  of  Sir  Robt.  Peel  to  Dr.  Chalmers.     2. 

^'«^  3327.  ADAMS.     Very  Interesting  Letter  of  John  Adams  to  Hon. 
Thomas  Seymour,  referring  partly  to  the  Troubles  with 
the  French  Republic,  dated  March  10,  1794. 
3328.  ALGER.     Letters  by  C.  C.  Alger,  E.  H.  Allen,  David  G. 
Bennett,  and  R.  Balmanno.  7. 

/  O  3329.  ALLEN".     Letters  of  Dr.  John  Allen,  Wm.  Cobbett,  and  Earl 
Spencer,  the  Book  Collector.  3. 

;  J7>  3330.  AMHERST.  Letters,  signed  Jeffrey  Amherst,  to  Colonel 
Bradstreet,  N.  Y.,  22d  February,  1760  ;  and  of  John  Brad- 
street  to  Sir  Jeffrey  Amherst,  dated  Albany,  May  25, 
1763.  2. 

,^0  z%Z\.  ARNOLD.  Note  of  Benedict  Arnold,  inviting  Mr.  Lud- 
low to  a  family  dinner;  and  a  card  of  Mrs.  Arnold,  re- 
questing the  company  of  Mrs.  Ludlow  and  Mr.  Ludlow,  Jr., 
to  tea.  2. 

^,\rO  3332.  ARNOLD.     Letter  of  Benedict  Arnold  to  Captain  Wells. 

,  aj— 3333.  BIDDLE.     Letters  of  Nicholas  Biddle,  James  Biddle,  Cora- 

'  modore  Chauncey,  and  Colonel  Totten.  4. 

r^  3334.  BONAPARTE.  Signature  of  Bonaparte,  as  General-in- 
Chief  of  the  Army  of  Italy,  from  Milan. 

p^  S~0  3335.  BONAPARTE.  Signature  of  Bonaparte  to  a  Commission 
to  General  Berthier,  1799.     On  vellum. 

3336.  BUCHAN.     Letters  by  the  Earl  of  Buchan,  Lady  Sidmouth, 
and  M.  M.  Wraxhall.  3. 

The  Earl  of  Buchan  presented  General  Washington  with  a  Box,  made  from 
the  Oak  that  sheltered  Sir  William  Wallace  after  the  battle  of  Falkirk. — 
See  Washington's  Will 

3337.  BURNS.     Fragment  of  a  Letter  written  by  Robt.  Burns,  as 
below,  in  Black  Frame,  glazed. 

"  of  Song.  You  said  something  about  Robinson  in  j^our  last,  but  I  dont 
precisely  remember  what  it  was  as  the  letter  is  not  by  me.  I  suppose  it 
had  reference  to  the  Poem. 

"  Keep  my  Direction   '  at  Mauchline'  till  I  inform  you  of  any  change. 
Adieu.  Robt.  Burns. 

"EUesland,  8ih  Augud,  1788." 


7 


262  AUTOGRAPHS. 

^f  3338.  CLINTOX.     Letter,  sifrned  by  George  Clinton,  relating  to 

the  assumed  jurisdiction  of  Vermont  in  the  State  of  N.  Y. ; 
and  Autograph  Letters  of  Wm.  J.  Duane,  William  Craw- 
ford, and  others.  T. 
^,y<'i      3339.  CLINTON".     Letters   by    De    Witt    Clinton,    Martin    Van 
'                            Buren,  Wm.  H.  Seward,  Wm.  L.  Marcy,  and   Daniel  D. 
Tompkins.  5. 
/.y>i     3340.  CLINTON.     Letters  by  De  Witt  Clinton,  Edward  Everett, 
Henry  Clay,  and  James  Buchanan.  4. 
y^ySl?     3341.  CLINTON.     A  Letter  of  Four  Pages,  by  Sir  Henry  Clinton, 
dated  January  8,  1793. 
/O    3342.  COBBETT.      Letters   by   William   Cobbett,   Doctor  Alex- 
ander, and  Joseph  Lancaster.                                                  3. 
S^S'O     3343.  COLDEN.     Letter  of  Cadwallader  Colden  to  Major-General 
Monckton,  dated  New  Yoi'k,  May  3,  1765. 
/O     3344.  COLQUHOLTN.     Letters  of  P.  Colquhoun,  respecting  Lands 
on  the  Black  River;  Walt.  Paton,  James  Ross,  P.  Butler, 
Wm.  Gilpin,  J.  Britton.  6. 
2^     3345.  COl^TTS.      Letters  by   Coutts   the  Banker,    Rowland  Hill, 
I.  Inness,  and  others.  7. 
/,  S~0   3346.  CROCKETT.     Letter  of  Colonel  David  Crockett  to  Carev  & 
Hart,  of  Philadeljihia.     8th  Dec,  1834. 
/  0    3347.  CRAWFORD.     Letters  of  John,  Earl  of  Crawford  &  Lind- 
say, Llandaif,  Mr.  Pugin,  and  three  others.                          6. 
/^8348.  CRL'IKSHANK.     Letters  by  George  Cruikshank,  William 
Allan,  Paul  Sandby,  and  Arthur  Aikin,  with  Portrait.      4. 
yj^349.  CUNYNGHAME.     Lease  from  Sir  David  Cnnynghame,  of 
Robertland,   to    William  Howburne,  of   Chapeltown,    in 
Ayrshire.     1639. 
^*  /^   3350.  DIBDIN.     Letters  of   Thomas    Frognall   Dibdin,    Bernard 
Barton,  with    Portrait ;    Charles   Dickens,  and  Charlotte 
Smith.  4. 
"3351.  DOCUMENT  SIGNED   BY   COUNT    D'ESTAING,  and 
a  Letter  of  Rochefontaine.  2. 
DODD  and  DOUCE.     Letters  of  Thomas  Dodd,  with  Por- 
trait ;  and  Francis  Douce,  the  Shakespearian  Commentatoi*. 
DUER.     William  Duer's  Vindication,  dated  "  Camp  on  the 

Raritan,  March  9th,  1779,"  addressed  to  the  public. 

DUNLAP.     Letter  of  Dunlap  ;  proposals  for  publishing  the 

"  Arts  of  Design,"  and  Receipt.     Also,  Letters  of  S.  L. 

Waldo,  Robert  Gilraore,  and  Charles  Colton.  5. 

J~3355.  FACSIMILES   OF    LETTERS    OF    SIR    W.    SCOTT, 

Byron,  etc.  7. 

/y  j^^    3356.  FOX.     Letter  of  Charles  James  Fox,  with  Portrait. 


AUTOGRAPHS.  <  263 

3357.  FRANKLIN.     List  of  Voters'  Names,  in  1746,  in  Franklin's 

writinof,  with  Colonial  Bill  for  twenty  shillings,  printed  by 
B.  Franklin  and  D.  Hall. 

3358.  FRANKLIN.     Letter  of  Benjamin  Franklin,   addressed  to 

Mr.  T.  Bucket,  Bookseller,  Strand,  London  ;  ordering  books 
for  the  Library  Company  of  Philadelphia. 

3359.  FRANKLIN.     Benjamin     Franklin's    Post-Office   Account, 

from   1770  to   1772,  showing  a   balance    in  his  hands  of 
£450  8.<t,  Gd.^  signed  by  B.  Franklin. 

3360.  FRANKLIN.     Letter  of  Benjamin  Franklin  to  Mr.  Jonathan 

Williams,  Junior,  dated  January  13,  1772. 

"I  hope  you  will  adhere  strictly  to  your  Ready  money  Plan, 

■which,  in  my  Opinion,  is  too  good  to  be  parted  with,  as  leading  directly  to 
success  in  your  Business.     I  am 

'•Your  Affectionate  Uncle, 

"B.  Franklin," 

3361.  FREDERICK.     Signature  of  Frederick  the  Great  to  a  Let- 

ter to  the  Marquis  Lucherini. 

3362.  FULTON.     Letter  of  Robert  Fulton  to  Commodore  Chauncy, 

relating  to  the  Use  of  Ice  Fire-Boats,  for  destroying  the 
Enemies'  Fleet  on  the  Lakes,  with  Chauncy 's  Reply.         2. 

3363.  FULTON.     Long  Letter  of  Robert  Fulton  to  James  Mon- 

roe, concerning  Doctor  Thornton.     9  pages. 

3364.  GAGE.     Letter    of    General    Gage   to    Colonel   Bradstreet, 

dated  New  York,  21st  Oct.,  1765. 

3365.  GAGE.     Another,  to  the  same,  dated  New  York,  Nov.  25, 

1765. 

3366.  GATES.     Letter  of  General  Horatio  Gates  to  Doct.  Rush, 

dated  Sept.  1st,  1797,  with  Portrait. 

3367.  GEORGE  III.  and  GEORGE  IV.     Signatures  to  Two  Docu- 

ments. 2. 

GREENE  (General).  Letter,  signed  Nathaniel  Greene,  to 
Nehemiah  Hubbort,  Esq.,  dated  Valley  Forge,  12th  June, 
1778. 

3369.  HAMILTON.     Letter,    signed  Alexander   Hamilton,    dated 

Treasury  Department,  Jan.  14,  1791,  with   Portrait;  and 
Letter  of  De  Witt  Clinton  and  Bushrod  Washington.       3. 

3370.  HAMILTON    nud    GALLATIN.     Two  Letters,  signed  A. 

Hamilton  and  Albert  Gallatin.  2. 

3371.  HAMILTON    and    WOLCOTT.     Two  Letters,  signed  A. 

Hamilton  and  Oliv.  Wolcott.  2. 

3372.  HANCOCK.     An  Interesting  Letter,  of  two  pages,  to  John 

Sullivan,  Esq.,  dated  Boston,  July  5,  1787;  signed  John 
Hancock,  with  Portrait. 

3373.  HANCOCK.     Congressional     Document,    signed    by   John 

Hancock  and  Charles  Thompson. 


264  '  AUTOGRAPHS. 

Jl,  S'O  .3374.  HANCOCK.  Order  of  John  Hancock,  for  a  Beaver  Hat,  to 
Joseph  Jackson.     1764. 

^,  3375.  HANCOCK  and  Others.     Document   on  Parchment,  dated 

Boston,  Nov.  10,  1787  ;  signed  by  John  Hancock,  Thomas 
Cashing,  James  Bowdoin,  G.  Adams,  and  many  others. 

/t/     3376.  HERSCHELL.     Long  Letter  of  Sir  John  F.  W.  Herschell, 
George  Chalmers,  and  Signature  of  Archibald  Constable.  3. 

/,VJ      3377.  HOBAET   and    Others.     Letters   of   Bishop   Hobart,   Dr. 

^  Mitchell,  and  Dr.  Hosack.  3. 

A  2 ^"^3378.  HL^XTINGTON  and  Others.     Note  of  S.  Huntington  to 

Thomas  Jefferson,  O.  Elsworth,  and  Signature  of  Robt. 

Morris.  3. 

3379.  IRVING.     Two  Notes  from  Washington  Irving  to  George 

P.  Putnam. 


3380.  IRVING.    Pageof  MS.,  by  Washington  Irving.    Letters  of  J. 

Fenimore  Cooper,  N.  P.  Willis,  and  Signatures  of  Daniel 

Webster  and  Alexander  Wilson.  5. 

<  3381.  JACKSON  and  Others.     Three  Documents,  signed  by  An- 

*  drew  Jackson,  Ed.  Livingston,  John  Adams,  Chas.  Lee, 

M.  Van  Bnren,  and  J.  Forsyth.  3. 

Q,^         3382.  JAY.     Letter  of  John  Jay  to  Mrs.  J.  Bedford,  with  Portrait 

and  Memoir. 

,&L^3383.  JAY  and  KNOX,   Two  Documents,  signed  by  John  Jay  (with 

Portrait)  and  General  Knox.  2. 

^,  3384.  JEFFERSON.     Letter  of  Thomas  Jefferson  to  Revd.  Mr. 

Hatch,  dated  Monticello,  May  12,  1822, 
/^,  3385.  JEFFERSON.     Letter   of    Thomas    Jefferson   to   Stephen 

Van  Rensselaer,  dated  Monticello,  Feb.  20,  1825. 
,SV  3386.  JEFFERSON  and  Others.    Three  Documents,  signed  by  Jef- 
ferson, Madison,  Monroe,  J,  Q.  Adams,  and  Henry  Clay. 

3, 
SO,  3387,  JONES.     Letter  of  J.  Paul  Jones  to  Hector  McNeill,  Esq., 

dated   Ranger,  Quibesonbay,  23d  Feb.,  1778,  with  Two 
Portraits. 

/,  3388.  JONES.     Fac-Simile  of  a  Commission  to  John  Paul  Jones? 

Esquire,  signed  by  John  Hancock  and  Charles  Thomson* 
Framed  and  glazed. 

^.  S'0    3389.  KNOX.     Letter  of  General  Henry  Knox,  with  Portrait  and 
Memoir. 

/<-,  3390.  LAFAYETTE,     A  very  Interesting  and  Eloquent  Letter,  in 

English,  by  Lafayette  to  an  English  Friend,  dated  Cha- 
vaignac,  December  the  10th,  1791,     He  says: 

"  I  Have  received  very  satiafactorv  Accounts  from  the  United  iStates,  The 
Beloved  and  Blessed  Land;  there  every  Heart  is  satisfied,  every  thing 
thriving,"  etc. 


AUTOGRAPHS.  265 

^y  3 391.  LAFAYETTE  and  LAV ATER.     Two  Signatures.  2. 

y£^3392.  LETTER  written   in  1617,  by  an  Englishman  travelling  in 
Scotland. 
"  The  Women  are  horses." — Extract. 

/O  3393.  LETTERS   OF   BRITISH  ARTISTS.  17. 

^^''3394.  LIVIXGSTOX,    etc.      Signatures   of    Edward   Livingston,    ♦« 
'  Andrew  Jackson,  and  Louis  McLane.     "With  Portrait  of 

Edward  Livingston.  3. 

2S~^^^o.  LIST  of  the  Names  of  his  Majesty's  Musicians.     1697. 
/O   3396.  LOUIS  XVI.    of    France,  two   Documents,    signed    Count 
Vergennes,  Duke  de  Noailles,  and  Louis  Auguste  de  Bour- 
bon. 5. 
f,  ^6  3397.  LOUIS.     Three  Signatures  by  Louis,  King  of  France,  1781  ; 
Henry,  and  Louis  XV.  3. 
„    3398.  LOLTIS  XVIIL    Signature  of  Louis  XVIIL  ;  also  of  Mirabeau, 
and  Letter  of  Chateaubriand.                                                  3. 
yf^^.  MACKENZIE.     Letter  by  Henry  Mackenzie,  author  of  the 
/                      "  Man  of  Feeling,"  with  Portrait. 

MACKENZIE.  Letter  by  Henry  Mackenzie,  mentioning 
Dr.  Franklin,  Mrs.  Siddons,  etc.,  October,  1784.  Also,  Let- 
ters by  Sir  David  Brewster,  O'Meara,  and  Miss  Bremer.  4. 
McLANE  and  Others.  Five  Letters  by  Louis  McLane, 
J.  K.  Poinsett,  Henry  Clay,  R.  Hobbes,  and  James  Bu- 
chanan. 5. 

MADISON  and  MONROE.      Letters  by  James  Madison, 
October,  1818,  and  James  Monroe,  September,  1802.        2. 
,S^  3403.  MADISON  and  Others.     Letters  by  James  Madison  and 
Caesar  Rodney  ;  and  Letter,  signed  A.  Hamilton.  3. 

S^  3404.  MONTGOMERY  and  Others.  Long  Letter  by  James  Mont- 
gomery to  Allan  Cunningham,  with  Portrait.  Letter  of 
John  Gait,  and  Receipt  by  J.  Pinkertou.  4. 

Y'^^MOo.  MORE.  Letter  by  Hannah  More,  with  Portrait ;  John  Gait, 
and  Robert  Tannahill.  4. 

OZ  3406.  MORGAN.     Note  by  Lady  Morgan,  with  Portrait ;  Order 

by  Charlotte  Smith,  and  Signature  of  S.  C.  Hall.  4. 

2<^  3407.  MORGAN.  Note  by  Lady  Morgan,  with  Portrait  and  Me- 
moir; and  Letters  by  Charlotte  Smith  and  William  L. 
Bowles.  4. 

VJ  3408.  MORRIS.  Letter  signed  by  Robert  Morris,  with  Portrait; 
and  Letter  by  Rufus  King.  3. 

OZ.  3409.  MURAT.     Two  Autographs  by  Murat,  King  of  Naples,  Let-' 

ters  of  Marmont,  Duke  of  Ragusa,  and  Joseph  Bonaparte.  «^.V 
NELSON.     Card  of  Admission  to  the  Funeral  Procession  of 
Admiral  Nelson,  issued  to  Henry  Fuseli. 

34 


266 


AUTOGRAPHS. 


J/6  0 

4^  3414. 
^(f  3415. 
»^    3416. 

/(?  3417. 

*r^3418. 

^i_3419. 
Sl>  3420. 
^^3421. 

3.         3422. 

/^         3423. 

//,  3424. 
ur^J^3425. 
/#         3426. 

<^342'7. 


NEWTOX.     Three  Long  Letters  by  the  Rev.  John  Xewton. 

3. 

XEWTOX.  Letter  by  Rev.  John  Xewton  to  Mr.  William 
Burlap,  with  Portrait ;  and  Resolution  creating  William 
Burlap  a  tree  Burgess  of  Paisley.  3. 

PAFF.  Prospectus  of  Mr.  Paif's  Gallery  of  Paintings,  in 
1812,  with  Signatures  of  the  prominent  New  Yorkers  of 
that  day. 

PEEL.  Letters  of  Sir  Robert  Peel,  Duke  of  Roxburgh,  and 
Lord  Melville,  with  their  Portraits.  6. 

PEEL.  Letter  of  Sir  Robert  Peel,  with  Portrait ;  and  Letters 
by  Lord  Guildford  and  Lady  Sidmouth.  4. 

QUEEX  HORTEXSE.  Letters  by  Queen  Hortense,  of  Hol- 
land ;  Louise  d' Albany,  daughter  of  Bonnie  Prince  Charlie  ; 
and  the  Prince  Jules  de  Polignac.  3. 

PIXKERTOX  and  Others.  Xine  Letters,  by  J.  Pinker- 
ton,  R.  C.  Dallas,  J.  Watson,  Malcolm  Laing,  George 
Cooke,  James  Bosworth,  Mark  Xoble,  Dr.  Carpenter,  and 
S.  R.  Meyrick.  9. 

POPE  URBAXUS  V.  Fragment  of  a  Bull  from  Pope 
Urbanus  V.,  Signature  of  Pope  Leo  XII.,  and  Pope  Pius 

vn.  3. 

ROSE,  Letter  of  Hon.  George  Rose,  with  Portrait ;  Alex- 
ander McKenzie,  and  William  Rae  Wilson.  3. 

ROSCOE.  Letters  by  William  Roscoe,  Archibald  Alison, 
T.  X.  Talfourd,  and  F.  Tytler.  4. 

RUSH.  Document  and  Letter  by  Richard  Rush,  with  Por- 
trait ;  Letter  by  E.  C.  Genet ;  Xotes  by  Albert  Gallatin 
and  Daniel  Webster.  6. 

ST.  LEGER.  Revolutionary  Document,  dated  Camp  before 
Fort  Stanwix,  August  y"  10,  1775  ;  Signed,  Barry  St. 
Leger,  William  Osb.  Hamilton,  Secretary. 

SCHUYLER.  Letter  of  Pii.  Schuyler  to  "^George  Bethune, 
X.  Y.,  April  18,  1775;  and  Lease,  signed  Ph.  Schuyler; 
Avith  Portrait.  2. 

SCOTT.  Letter  from  Sir  Walter  Scott  to  Archibald  Trail, 
Abbotsford,  20  March,  1827. 

SCOTT.  Xote  by  Sir  Walter  Scott,  with  a  fragment  of  his 
MS.  2. 

SEDGWICK.  Letter  by  Theodore  Sedgwick,  with  Portrait ; 
Bayard  Taylor  to  Mr.  Putnam,  and  a  Long  and  Interesting 
Letter  from  William  Carey,  an  early  jNIissiouary  to  the 
Indians.  4. 

SIGXATURES  of  Emanuel,  King  of  Sardinia,  1754;  Ferdi- 
nand, Ku)g  of  Spain,  1 754  ;  and  Leopold,  King  of  Poland.  3. 


AUTOGRAPHS. 


267 


fO, 


.^^jWs^sTsiGN'ATrRES  of  Prince  George  of  Denmark,  James  II.  of 

/—/'  England ;  and  Letter  of  Lord  Bute.  3. 

J^»n53429.  SOUTHEY  and  CA3IPBELL.     Letter  by  Robert  Southey 

to  J.  Cottle,  with  Portrait ;  and  by  Thomas  Campbell  to 

John  Gait,  Esq.  3. 

,<'<^3430.  SPEXCE.     Letters  by  William  Spence,  James  Maury,  and 

fu'elve  others.  1-4, 

^^0  3431.  STEPHEXS.     Poem  by  Mrs.  Ann  S.  Stephens,  Xote  by  Miss 

Sedgwick,  and  Poem  by  McDonald  Clarke.  3. 

3432.  STEUBEX.    Letter  (in  French)  by  Baron  Steuben,  addressed 

to  Mr.  Walke,  late  Aide-de-Camp  to  General  Washington, 

Xew  York. 

/,  J~0  3433.  STR  AXGE.     Letter  by  Sir  Robert  Strange,  the  Engraver, 
^\^.th  a  Portrait ;  Sir  David  "Wilkie,  and  Raphael  Morghen. 

4. 
A,,SD  3434.  SUXDRY  DOCUMEXTS  relating  to  Pennsylvania  Volun- 
teers, Electioneering  Hand-I3iils,  etc. 
SO  3435.  THOMAS.     Two  Letters  by  Isaiah  Thomas,  and  Letters  by 
Xoah   Webster,    Rev.  Samuel  Miller,   and    Signature   of 
Alexander  Gordon.  5. 

^  3436.  THOMPSOX.— PEXX.  Document  signed  by  Chas.  Thomp- 
son, with  Portrait ;  and  Petition  of  James  Hunston  to  John 
Penn,  with  the  Signature  of  John  Penn.  3. 

..  3437.  THORBURX.  Letters  by  Grant  Thorburn,  P.  M.  Wetmore, 
and  Signature  of  James  Buchanan,  with  Portraits.  4. 

^,S0  3438.  TRUMBULL.     Letters  by  Colonel  John  Trumbull  and  Jon- 
athan Trumbull,  with  Portraits.  4, 

3439.  TRUMBULL.     Letters  by  Colonel  Trumbull,  John  Vander- 
lyn,  William  Duulap,  Rembrandt  Peale,  and  John  Xeagle. 

5. 

3440.  TYLER  and  FILLMORE.     Letters  by  John  Tyler  and  Mil- 
lard Fillmore.  2. 

3441.  VARICK.     Letters  by  Richard  Varick,  Henry  Glen,   and 
John  Caldwell.  3. 


i^. 


^, 


s-o 


^. 


3442.  WASHIXGTOX.     General    Washington's  Answer    to    the 

Address  of  the  Corporation  of  Xew  York,  conferring  upon 
him  the  Freedom  of  the  City,  dated  May  2d,  1785. 
This  ver}'  interesting  letter  occupies  two  folio  pages,  and  is  entirely  in 
the  hand-writing  of  "  the  Immortal  Washington."     Read  in  Common  Coun- 
cil, 2d  May,  1785.     One  of  the  most  important  Autograph  documents  ever 
sold  in  this  country. 

3443.  WASHIXGTOX.     Letter  of  Washington,  addressed  to  Rev. 

Doctor  Boucher,  dated  Mount  Airy,  Aug.  2,  1773,  with 
Portrait. 

This  interesting  letter  occupies  two  4to  pages. 


268  AUTOGRAPHS. 

2Z,  3444.  WASHIXGTOX.  Signatures  of  G.  Washington  and  J. 
Knox  to  a  Commission  to  John  Smith,  Esquire,  as  a  Cap- 
tain in  a  Regiment  of  Infantry,  dated  Sept.  29,  1789  ;  in  black 
frame,  glazed. 

//,  3445.  WASHINGTON".     Autograph  of  Washington— Signature  to 

Charles  Burdock's  Discharge  from  the  Second  N.  Y.  Regi- 
ment. 

S.S'O  3446.  WAYNE.  Letter  signed  by  Anthony  Wayne,  with  Por- 
trait; and  Letters  of  Colonel  Wadsworth,  and  Charles 
Thompson.  4. 

3,  3447.  WEBSTER.     Letter    by   Daniel  Webster,    with   Portrait; 

and  Note  by  John  Randolph.  "^  ^ 

^,S'0  3448.  WELLINGTON.  Letter  written  and  signed  by  the  Duke 
of  Wellington. 

J,JV       3449.  WEST.     Letter  by  Benjamin  West  to  his  Brother,  at  Upper 
Darby. 

^'  3450.  RUSSIA  PORTFOLIO,  with   Flaps.     Lettered  Autograph 

Letters. 


ENGRAVINGS. 


/ 


,  ^^3451. 
'     ^3453. 

.,  3454, 
^  3455. 
/J  3456. 

vr3457. 

J  3458. 
/«r3459. 
Z/  3460. 
J   3461. 

»,    3462. 

^^"346  3. 

/J^64. 

'^3465. 
.,    3466. 


/ 


ACKERMAX.     Lot  of  Prints  from  Ackerman's  Repository. 

ACKERMAX'S  PRINTS.     A  Collection  of  Twenty-five.  25. 

AGRICULTURAL  AND  MANUFACTURING  SCI- 
ENCES.    Twelve  Coloured  Plates.  12. 

ALDEGRAVEN.  A  CoUection  of  Ten  Engravings,  after 
Albert  Durer.  10, 

ALDEGREVER.  The  Labours  of  Hercules,  by  Aldegrever. 
A  set  of  Twelve  Plates.     Scarce.  12. 

AMERICA.  Eighty-seven  Prints,  illustrative  of  American 
History.     In  a  Portfolio.  87. 

AMERICA.  Fifty-seven  Prints,  illustrative  of  American 
History. 

AMERICAN   LANDSCAPES.     One  Hundred  Plates 

AMERICAN  PORTRAITS.     Thirty-two  assorted. 

AMERICAN  PORTRAITS. 


AMERICAN    PORTRAITS. 

hundred  assorted. 
AMERICAN  PORTRAITS. 

size. 
AMERICAN  PORTRAITS. 

some  veiy  fine. 


57. 
100. 

32. 

35. 
One 
100. 

Small 
100. 
Twenty-five,  in  a  Portfolio ; 

25. 


Thirty-five  Plates. 
Modern    Characters 

One  Hundred  assorted. 


AMERICAN     VIEWS.      Twenty-three    assorted.      Proof 

Impressions.  23. 

AMERICAN   VIEWS.     Forty-five,  in  a  cloth  portfolio.    45. 
AMERICAN  VIEWS.     One  Hundred,  in  a  vellum  portfolio. 

100. 
ANCIENT   ENGRAVINGS,   in  a  red  morocco   portfolio. 

Fifty  assorted.  50. 

ANTIQUE  LETTERS,  in  a  Box.     A  Collection. 
ANDRAN  (B.)  and  Others.     Josephns  Clemens,  M.  Duels, 

and  two  others.  4. 

ANDRAN,  BAUSE,  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Charles  I., 

and  ton  others.  II. 


($^\ 


270  ENGRAVINCIS. 

/yi3471.  ANDRAX,   SANDRAT,   and  Others.     Eleven   Portraits. 

''A^  assorted.  11. 

/«n472.  ANGUS    (W.)  and  Othees.     Tobit   and  the  Fish,  and  12 

other  Plates  ;  mostly  Landscapes.  13. 

J'~3473.  AQUINAS.      Thirty-seven    Plates,    illustrative    of    Thomas 

Aquina'^.  37. 

/  O  3474.  ART  JOURNAL  PLATES.     Twenty-five  assorted.  25. 

/,    3475.  .     Another  Lot.     25  Plates.  25. 

/,     3476.  .     Another  Lot.     25  Plates.  25. 

'/    3477.  .     Another  Lot.     25  Plates.  25. 

afi  3478.  AUDOUIN  (P.),  DAULLE,  etc.    Alexandre  L,  Charles  L,  etc. 
4  Portraits.  4. 

^•^^479.  AUDOUIN  (P.),  etc.     II  n'est  plus  temps,  and  4  others.      5. 
/O  3480.  AUDOUIN    (P.)    and   Others.      Portraits   of  Henri   IV., 
Stanislaus,  Auguste,  and  others.     Five  Plates.  5. 

/STi8\.  AUDOUIN  (P.)  and  Others.     Un  Militaire  offrant  de  I'or  a 
une  Jeune  Femine,  etc.     Eight  Plates.  8. 

3482.  AUDOUIN  (P.)  and  Others.  Un  Officier  assis  pres  d'une 
Jeune  Femme,  etc.  Jeunesse  de  Rousseau  et  Voltaire. 
Four  Plates.  4. 

^3483.  AUDRY.     A  Collection  of  Seventy-eight  Proof  Portraits.  78. 
/,  ^J~M84:.  BAHMANN,  POTRELLE,  ET  DONEY.    Der  Evangelist 
Johannes,  Clytie,  and  "  We  Praise  thee,  O  God."     Three 
Plates.  3. 

BALECHON  (J.)  and  Others.     Le  Goute,  Les  Sevreuses, 
and  others.     Twelve  Plates.  12. 

/.^~3486.  BALECHON  and  Others.     Don  Philippe  Infant  d'Espagne 
and  three  others.  4. 

^,J1?  3487.   BALL  TICKETS.     Nearly  all  proofs  on  India  Paper.     Fifty 
assorted.  50. 

^J~^88.  BANK  NOTE  VIGNETTES.     2  Sheets.  2. 

y(^   3489.  BARON  (R.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  the  Duke  of  Cum- 
'  berland,  and  three  others.  4. 

j^^  3490.  BARTLETT'S  AMERICAN  SCENERY.     A  Collection  of 
81  Proof  Plates.     Folio.  81. 

y<^  3491.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)     Cupidon  Achete  Trop  Cher,  and  nine 
'  others.     Ten  Plates.  10. 

/    /^    3492.  BARTOLOZZI    (F.)     Design,  Composition,  Colouring,  and 
f '  ^  ^-^  Invention.     Four  Plates.  4. 

o    3493.  BARTOLOZZI.     Eight  Portraits,  after  Holbein.     Proof  im- 
pressions. 8. 
:2.2A3491.  BARTOLOZZI.      Fifty    Engravings   by   Bartolozzi;    some 
V'              proofs,  and  all  very  tine.                                                         50. 


\ 

ENGRAVINGS.  271 

3495.  BARTOLOZZI   (F.)     Murder   of  Rizzio,  Clytie,  and  Four 

other  Proof  Plates.  6. 

30  3496.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)     Nymphs   Bathing,   and  others.     Ten 

Prints.  10. 

^^"1497.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)     Princess  of  Wales,  Mrs.  Vindex,  and 

others.     Ten  Prints.  10. 

,  /2^  3498.  BARTOLOZZI,    FITTLER,    and    BARON.      Portraits    of 

William  Beckford,  Prince  and  Princess  of  Wales,  etc.  4. 
J^J~3499.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)    SKELTON,  etc.    The  Prince  of  Wales, 

and  four  other  Portraits  of  the  Royal  Family.  5. 

.^^^"3500.  BARTOLOZZI    and    Others.      Spring,    Summer,    and  six 

other  Pieces.     8  Plates.  8. 

JTTToOl.  BARTOLOZZI     (F.)     and    Others.     Ariadne   left    on    the 

Rocks  by  Theseus,  and  seven  other  Pieces.  7. 

,  aC  3502.  BARTOLOZZI     (F.)    and    Others.     Cupid   Disarmed   by 

Venus  ;  Adam  and  Eve  ;  and  two  others.     Four  Plates.  4. 

^y  3503.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)  and  Others.     Flora,  The  Prodigal  Son 

(Proofs),  and  seven  others.  9. 

SIO  3504.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)  and  Others.      La  Gara  fra  L'Amore  e 

la  Musica,  and  nine  others.     10  Plates.  10. 

V    3505.  BARTOLOZZI    (F.)     and  Others.      Honour,    Tlie   Music 

Lesson,  and  eight  others.      10  Plates.  10. 

^tTioOe.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)  and  Others.  Lauretta,  Pomona,  and 
six  other  Plates.  8. 

yf^5o01.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)  and  Others.     The  Meeting  of  Abelard 

'  and  Heloise,  and  two  others.  3. 

"    3508.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)  and  Others.     Noon,  Ceres,  etc.     Four 

Plates.  4. 

SC  3509.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)  and  Others.  Portrait  of  Captain  Cook, 
and  others.     9  Portraits.  9. 

J<?3510.  BARTOLOZZI  (F.)  and  Others.  Portrait  of  Lord  Heath- 
field,  Andrew  Kippis,  etc. 

S'CobW.  BARTOLOZZI  and  Others.  Time,  and  thirteen  other 
Plates.     Some  Line  Engravings.  14. 

J ^3512.  BARTOLOZZI,  etc.  Thirty  Engravings,  mostly  Engraved 
by  Bartolozzi.  30. 

vf^3513.  BARTOLOZZL     Portfolios,  Lettered  Bartolozzi. 

/^  3514.  BASAN  (F.)  Jesus  Reposant,  Ecce  Homo,  etc.  12  En- 
gravings. !-• 
^30  3515.  BATE  (M.  N.)  and  Others.  Portrait  of  Simon  Bolivar,  etc. 
10  Plates.                                                                                  10- 

//^  3516.  BATTLE  OF  THE  NILE.     Four  Plates.  4. 

■,^^.^51 7.  BAUDET    (Est.)     Element  do  I'Air,  du  Feu,   et  de  I'Eau. 

y  .—  Three  Plates.  3. 


272  ENGRAVINGS. 

J-0  ^518.  BAUDET,  PIC  ART,  etc.     Grouppe  de  marbre  blanc,  etc. 

Eight  Plates.  8. 

j2^  3519.  BAUSE  (J.  F.)     A  Collection  of  Thirteen  Portraits.  13. 

Jr^  3520.  BAUSE  (J.  F.)  and  SCHMIDT  (G.  F.)     Portrait  of  Herzog 
Friedrich  von  Holstein,  Beck,  and  Prince  de  Prusse.        3. 

3JrZb2\.  BEAUVARLET  (J.),  etc.    Le Menage  Octogenaire,  and  three 

others.     Four  Plates.  4. 

/,        3522.  BEAUVARLET  (J.),   etc.     Lecture  Espaguole,  Recreation 

Eepagnole,  and  two  others.  4. 

^-^"35 2 3.  BEAUVARLET,  BLAKE,  and  Others.      Eight  Portraits 

assorted.  8. 

Jo  •'^524.  BEAUVARLET   and   Others.      Portrait   of  Edrae.   Bou- 

chardon  and  others.     Four  Plates.  4. 

6c  3525.  BENNET  (S.)  and  MAURICE.     The  Dutch  Minstrel,  Le 

Dauphin,  etc.     Two  Plates.  2. 

7ir3526.  BENOIT  (Ph.)   and   Others.      Jupiter  Endormi  Entre  les 

Bras  de  Junon,  etc.     Four  Plates.  4. 

^2^627.  BERN^ARDI  (Jacopo),  etc.    Portraits  of  M.  Giacomo  Barozzi 

da  Vignola,  Andrea  Palladio,  etc.     Three  Plates.  3. 

/ ,  2«r3528.  BERNARD.     Pen  and  Ink  Portrait.     Very  spirited. 

J',  VJ~T529.  BERVIE.     Le  Laocoon.     Line  Engraving,  after  Bouillon. 

/  <^i__3530.  BETTELLINI   (Pietro).      Sibilla  Persica  et  Sibilla  Frigia. 

A  Pair  of  Line  Engravings.  2. 

ir»3531.  BETTELINI   (Petrus),  etc.      Hercules,  Jupiter,  etc.      Six 

Plates.  6. 

^  3532.  BIBLE  ENGRAVINGS,  by  Kraus,  Le  Clerc,  etc.,  in  a  Port- 

"  folio.  66. 

/O  3533.  BICKHAM   (G.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Lord  Cobham, 

etc.  31. 

ivr^34.  BIONDI,   JANSEN,  etc.     La    Maddalena,  Die  entzweiten 

Spieler,  etc.     Four  Plates.  4. 

/1.3535.  BIRDS  and  FLOWERS.     Twenty-one  Coloured  Plates.  21. 

^,iS~^  3536.  BLANCHARD.     EUsabeth  de  Bourbon,  Reine  d'Espagne, 

after  P.  P.  Rubens. 
/,J'<^3537.  BLANCHARD,      CAVERNIER,      LEMPEREUR,     and 
ROMANET.      La  Le9on  de  Flt\te,    La  Circassienne  an 
Bain,    L'Attente  du   Plaisir,    et  Le   Somnieil.      4    Nude 
Pieces.     Line  Engravings.  4. 

/,iJ~^538.  BLANCHARD,  KNOLLE,  ET  LEHMAN.  Der  Zins 
groschen,  Jesus  Christ,  et  Joseph  mit  dem  Christus-kinde. 
Three  Line  Engravings.  3. 

^J'3539.  BLOEMART  (C.)      Bombelli  (P.)  etc.     Holy  Family,  Ma- 
ter Carmilitarum,  etc.     Twenty  Plates.  20. 


ENGRAVINGS.  273 

/O  3540.  BLOEMART   and  Others.      A  Collection   of  Ten  Engra- 
vings. 10. 
/^  8541.  BLOEMART    (A.)     and    Others.      Eight    Etchings    and 
Views.  8. 
J~(:?3542.  BLOEMART  and  Others.     Seven  Holy  Families.  7. 
„    3543.  BONATO  ET  CHAILLOUX.     Venus  jouant  avec  I'Amour 
et  La  Ste.  Vierge  et  I'Enfant  Jesus.  Tvi^o  Line  Engravings.  2. 
,;J^44.  BOOK  OF  HOME  BEAUTY.    Thirteen  Plates,  Proofs  on 
India  Paper,  in  a  Portfolio.                                                    13. 
^.r3545.  30TH  and  Others.     Six  Etchings.  6. 
-r^J"3546.  BOUHjLARD  and  Others.     La  Comparaison,  Adam  and 
'                       Eve,  etc.     Four  Plates.                                                            4. 
J^  3547.  BOYDELL  (Josiah)  and  Others.     King  Charles  L,  and  three 

other  Plates.  4. 

ytTi^s.  BOYDELL  (.J.)  and   SMITH   (Benj.)     St.  George  and  the 

'  Dragon  (Proof),  and  Sigismonda.     Two  Plates.  2. 

^0  3549.  BOYDELL  (J.)  and  VIVARES  (F.)     Five  Landscapes.      5. 

/2_3550.  BROMLEY  (W.)   and   Others.     The   Decisive  Charge  at 

Waterloo,  View  of  Dover,  and  Etching  by  Heath.  3. 

f ,       3551.  BROWNE     (John).     The     Sportsman,  and   another,   after 

Rubens.  2. 

<^ 3552.  BLTRNET  (John).     Portrait  of  Mr.  Thos.  Bewick,  Engraver 

on  Wood.     Printed  on  Satin. 

^;tf^553.  BURNET  (John).     Portrait  of  Robert  Burns,  after  William 

^^  Allan. 

t7Tf7?^554.  BURNS.     One  Hundred  and  Thirty  Illustrations  for  Burns's 

1 1/^  Works.                                                                                     130. 

•^555.  BURNS.     One  Hundred  and  Fifty  Illustrations  for  Burns's 

V/  ^V  Works.                                                                                        150. 

^y.^-^556.  BURNS.     One  Hundred  Illustrations  to  Burns's  Works.  100. 
i  2^^3557.  BURT  (Charles).      Signing  of  the  Death- Warrant  of  Lady 
Jane  Grey. 

^r^o58.  BYRNE  (Wm.)  and  MASON  (James).     Landing  of  ^neas 
in    Italy,    Evening,    and     Le    Fanal    Exhausse.      Three 
.  Plates.  3. 

.,    3559.  BYRNE  (W.)   and    Others.     Illustrations   to   Joseph  An- 
drews, and  other  Plates.  6. 
:$J^3560.  CAMPANELLA  (Aug.)  and  Others.     Nympha  ex  Balneo 
Exavsta,  Finding  of  Moses,  etc.     Ten  Plates.                  10. 

J~5561.  CAMPBELL.      Outline    Plates,   illustrative    of  Campbell's 
Gertrude  of  Wyoming. 

30  3562.  CANOT  (J.  C.)   and  Others.     Sea  Piece  (Proof  on  India 
Paper),  etc.     Five  Prints.  5. 

35 


274  ENGRAA'INGS. 

y.r3563.  CAROXXI  (Pavlo)  CARS,  etc.     Venus  and  Cupid,  Battle 

'  Piece,  etc.     Three  Plates.  3. 

/,  ^0  3564.  CASPAR  (J.)     Portrait  of  Thomas  von  Savoyen,  after  Van 

Dyck. 

S7>  3565.  CASTELNAX.     Portrait  of  the  Marquis  de  Castehian,  and 

two  others.  3. 

2,3  3566.  CHALON  (J.)     Twenty-two  Etchings.     Folio.  22. 

/,  /^  ^567.  CHA3IBERS  (Thos.),  and  COOPER  (R.)     A  Concert,  and 

Le  Chapeau  de  Paille.  2. 

j^S  3568.  CHARLES  I.  Bidding  Adieu  to  his  Family,  and  another. 

Two  Etchings.  2. 

J^  3569.  CHEVILLET.     Legon  de  Botanique,  Image  de  la  Beaute, 

et  La  Jeune  Sultane.     Three  Line  Ens^ravinscs.  3. 


»?«r3570.  CLEMENS  (J.  F.)     Portrait  of  Frederic  William,  and  two 

others.  3. 

/,         3571.  COCK  (Hieron.)     Grandibvs  exigA'i  svnt  Pisces  piscibvs  esca, 

1557. 

/O  3572.  COCK  (Hieron).     Thirty-six  Grotesque  Ornaments,  1556.  36. 

^ib    ,^r^'^573.  COIXS.     Eight  Plates  of  Coins.  8. 

t  1  i^3574.  COLLECTION  OF  MISCELLANEOUS  SCRAPS,  LET- 

^  -  TERS,  etc.,  in  a  Portfolio. 

^"^3575.  COLOURED  ENGRAVINGS.     Thirty-four  assorted.      34. 
^    3576.  COLOURED  PLATES.     Forty  assorted.  40. 

^   3577.  COLOURED  PRINTS.     Fifty  assorted.  50. 

..   3578.  COLOLTIED  PRINTS.     SixtV  assorted.  60. 

^,rT5'79.  COOPER  (Rich.)  and  Oihers.  Charles,  Prince  of  Wales, 
etc.,  the  Children  of  King  Charles  the  First,  and  Three 
others.  5. 

/,  3580.  DAULLE  (J.),  PARMENTIER,  etc.  Portrait  of  the  Em- 
press Catherine,  Louis  Dauphin  de  France,  Louis  Quinze, 
etc.     Seven  Portraits.  7. 

4:X~3581.  DAL'LLE,  WILLE,  and  Others.  Charles  James  Edward, 
son  of  the  Old  Pretender,  and  four  other  Portraits.  5. 

/,5J     3582.  DAVID  (F.  A.)     Portrait  of  Charlemagne. 
/, /2>'=^583.  DAVID  et  MULLER.     Portraits  of  Henri  IV.  and  Louis 
Seize.  2. 

DAVID  and  Others.     Le  Due  de  Berri  (Proof  before  Let- 
ters), and  three  others. 
DECKER  (C.)  and  Others.     Two  Battle  Pieces,  etc.    Seven 
Plates.  8. 

3586".  DENON  (N.)  and  Others.     Holy  Family,  etc.     15  Plates. 

15. 

ORNAMENTAL    COACHES,  and   old 

Plates.  6. 


/^3587.  DESIGNS    FOR 
Portfolio.     Six 


EXGRAVIXGS.  275 

'-f8^o%^-  DESROCHERS  (Steph.)  etc.     L'Enfant  Jesus  et  St.  Joseph, 
'""'^  and  nineteen  otlier  Plates.  20. 

J   3589.  DESSIER  and  Others.    S.  Paul  Apotre,  Paul  et  Barnabas,  etc. 
Forty-seven  Plates.  47. 

„   3590.  DEVISES   POUR   LES   TAPISSERIES   DES   QUATRE 
SAISONS  et  les  Quatre  Elemens.     Eight  Plates.  8. 

"    3591.  DIBDIX.     Thirty-seven  Etchings,  adapted  to  illustrate  Dib- 
din's  Tour  in  Normandy,  in  a  Portfolio.  37. 

J>J77  3592.  DICK  (A.  L.)     The  Last  Supper,  after  Leonardo  da  Vinci. 
On  India  Paper. 
One  of  the  best  engravings  produced  in  this  country. 
j2,        3593.  DICK  (A.  L.)     Sir  Walter  Scott's  Monument  at  Edinburgh. 
/ 2^3594.  DICK   (A.  L.)     A   Collection   of   Ten   Engravings,   mostly 
'U'  Proofs.  10. 

^         3595.  DOO  (George  T.)     The  English  Girl,  after  G.  S.  Newton.    1. 
^^^-THo^e.  DOO.     Portrait  of  Lady  SeUna  Meade,  after  Sir  Th.  Law- 
rence. 1. 
^         3597.  DOO.     The  Proflered  Kiss,  after  Sir  T.  Lawrence.  1. 
^^^598.  DOO,    DUNCAN,   and    LUCAS.      The    Dutch   Girl,    The 
Young  Recruit,  The  Union,  etc.     Three  Plates.                  3. 
_^^J'^599.  DOO   (George  T.)   and  WATT   (W.  H.)      Sterne  and  the 
Grisette,  and  the  Manuscript.     A  Pair.                                2, 
/,  J/seoO.  DREVET  (P.)     Portrait  of  Joannes  Forest  et  Samuel  Ber- 
nard.    Two  Plates.                                                                   2. 
Jl?3602.  DREVET  (F.)     Portraits   of    Rene   Pucelle,   Cardinal  Du- 
bois, etc.     Five  Plates.                                                          5. 
„    3603.  DREVET  (F.)     Portrait  of  De  Beauvan,  Colbert,  Lambert, 
etc.     Four  Plates.                                                                      4. 
/3  -1   3604.  DREVET    (P.)  and  PONTIUS  (P.)     Portraits  of  Samuel 
I                     Bernard  and  Gaspar  Gusman.     Two  Plates.                       2, 
fS~  3605.  DU  BOSC  (CI.)  and  Others.     Susanna,  after  A.  Carracci; 
another    Susanna   Proof;   Venus    and    Cupid,    etc.     Ten 
Plates.                                                                                        10. 
2»r3606.  DUBOURG   (M.),    ROGERS   (John),    and    Others.     The 
Colonna  Claude,  and  others,  from  Claude ;  Cotter's  Satur- 
day Night,  etc.     Ten  Plates.                                               10, 
DUl^IBARTON,     DUNDEE,    and    BRIGHTON.     Three 
Plates.                                                                                   3. 
DUPINS,  BATECHON,  and  Othebs.     Six  Large  Portraits, 
assorted.                                                                                          6. 
DURAND  (A.  B.)  and  DOO  (George  T.)     3Iusidora  (Line 
Engraving),  Child  with  Flowers.     Two  Prints.                  2. 

DURAND  (A.  B.)     Portraits  of  Judge  Piatt  and  John  M. 
Mason.     Two  Plates.  2. 


276  ENGRAYIXGS. 

/I  3611.  DURAND  (A.  B.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Anna  Braith- 
waite,  etc.     Six  Plates.  6. 

£1,       3612.  DURER  (Albert).     The  Circumcision,  etc.    Seven  Plates.   7. 
j^^^SJfu.  DURER  (Albert).     Xine  Large  Wood  Cuts,  in  brown  Port- 
folio. 

^<?3614.  DURER  (Albert).  Thirty-four  Old  Engravings,  illustrative 
of  the  Life  of  Christ.  "  34. 

J  3615.  DUTCH  EXGRA^^XGS.     Seventy-five  Dutch  Engravings ; 
some  by  Picart.  *  ^5. 

r  3616.  DUTCH   PORTRAITS.      Fifty  Dutch  Portraits,    assorted 

(fine).  50. 

/  yrfsGll.  EARLOM  (Rd.)     A  Fish  Market. 

J^^)3618.  EARLOM  (R.)    and  Others.     The  Singing   Master;    Mar- 
riage ;  Baptism,  etc.     Four  Plates.  "  4. 
/  J  ^r  36 1 9.  EDELINCK  (Chevalier).     Portrait  of  Charles  Due  de  Berry. 

g^pr  3620.  EDELIXCK  (C.)  and  Others.  Portrait  of  Bertin ;  Two 
Cecilias ;  and  Abraham,  Sarah,  and  Hagar,  by  J.  B. 
Michel.     Four  Plates.  4. 

»     3621.  EDELIXCK    (G.)      Portrait  of  Fran9ois   de   Medicis,  and 
another.     Two  Plates.  2. 

yS~SQ22.  EDELIXCK  (G.)  and  Another.     Holy  Familv,  etc.     Two 
^  Plates.  '  2. 

/,»r^  3623.  EGAX  (J.)  EARLOM  (Rd.)      Citation  of  Wicklifte ;  Me- 
leager  and  Atalanta.     Two  Plates.  2. 

i^%  -^^624.  EIGHTY-FIVE  PORTRAITS  OF  AMERICAXS.  85. 

-^/»r3B2o.  EIGHTY-FIVE  PORTRAITS  OF  AUTHORS  AXD  AR- 
TISTS.    Many  rare.  85. 

0  5'      -M.  3626.  EXGLAXD.    Forty-six  Portraits  of  the  Sovereigns  of  Eng- 
land.     Some  Proofs.  46. 

/^  3627.  EXGLAXD.  Seventeen  Engravings  illustrative  of  the  His- 
tory of  England.  17. 

-^3628.  EXGLISH  PORTRAITS.     Forty-eight  assorted.  48. 

/,    3629.  EXGLISH  PORTRAITS.     Thirty-four.     Very  fine.  34. 

'.     3630.  EXGLISH  PORTRAITS.     One  Hundred  and  Forty-six  as- 
sorted. 146, 

/O  3631.  EXGRAVIXGS,  in  small  Portfolio.  10. 

^_a.  3632.  EXGRAVIXGS.     Fifty  Fine  Proof  Impressions.  50. 

,/~3633.  EXGRAVIXGS.     Sixty-five.     Very  fine.  65. 

6  3634.  EXGRAAaXGS.     Seventy  assorted.     All  Coloured.  70. 

J~3635.  ETCHIXGS,  in  a  Portfolio.  84. 

j*   3636.  ETCHIXGS  AXD  PRIXTS.   A  Collection  of  Twenty,  after 

Parmeggiano  and  others.  20. 

y  3637.  ELTIOPEAX  PORTRAITS.     Seventy  Fine  Plates.  7o! 


EXGRAVIXGS. 


277 


/  OO  3638. 
,l'.J"y3639. 

\         3641. 

I  3642. 


The  Cow  Herd,    after  Paul 
]Mr.  West  and   Family,   after 


J^3654. 

',    3655. 
/,2.r3656. 

^^3657. 

SV  3658. 

//    3659. 

y  3661. 
\a)    3662. 

U>^664. 


FACIUS   (G.  S.  and  J.  G.) 
Potter. 

FACILTS  (G.  S.  and  J.  G.) 
Benjamin  West. 

FAITHORNE  (Giul.)  and  Others.    Portrait  of  John  O^ilvv, 
etc.     Thirteen  Portraits.  '""   \^ 

FALSTAFF.     Fine  Old  Engraving.     Mounted. 

FELSING  et   FORSTER.      Raphael    Sanzio,    dTTrbino,  et 

Raphael  a  I'age  de  XV.  ans.  Two  Line  Engravings.  2. 
FIFTY  COLOURED  PRINTS.  50. 

FIFTY  PORTRAITS  OF  AUTHORS  AND  ARTISTS.  5o' 
FIFTY-EIGHT  PORTRAITS  OF  AMERICANS.  58 
FIFTY-SIX  FINE  ENGLISH  PORTRAITS.  56. 

FINDEN'S    ROYAL    GALLERY  OF  BRITISH  ART. 

The  Deliverance  of  St.  Peter  from  Prison,  and  five  others.  #. 

.     Turner's  Old  Temeraire,  and  five  others.  6. 

.     Happy  as  a  King,  and  five  others.  6. 

.     Turner's  Oberwesel,  and  five  others.  6. 

.     Turner's  Nemi,  and  five  others.  6. 

.     Othello  Relating  his  Adventures,  and  four  others.  5. 

•     Day's  Sport  in  the  Highlands,  and  three  others  ;  also, 

Tliree  Fac-Similes  and  Portfolio.  7. 

FITTLER  (J.)     The  Battle  of  the  Nile  and  Victory  over  the 

Dutch.  Plate  and  Etching  of  the  Same.  Three  Plates.  3. 
.     Another  Set.     Three  Plates.  3. 

FITTLER  (J.)     The  Celebrated  Portrait  known  as  Titian's 

Schoolmaster. 

FITTLER  (J.),  BARTOLOZZI,  and  HEATH.     Portrait  of 

Lord  Grenville,  Charles  L,  and  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots.  3. 
FITTLER  (James)  and  Others.     Constantine's  Arch,  after 

Claude  de  Lorrain,  and  4  Plates.  5. 

FITTLER  (J.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Frodsham  Hodson 

(Proof),  The  Queen,  etc.     Four  Plates.  4, 

FITTLER,  LEGAT,  etc.     The  Continence  of  Scipio ;   The 

Tenants,  etc.     Four  Plates.  4 

FLORAL  PIECES.     Twenty  assorted  and  Coloured,        20.- 
FOLO  (Gio.)     Angelica  e  Medora  in  Varj  Modi,     Line  En- 
graving. 

FOLO  et  FONTANA.  Mater  Dolorosa  and  Ecce  Homo 
(Proof).     Two  Plates.  2. 

FOLO,  SCHULER,  AUGRANDE,  etc.  Le  Mariage  de 
S^  Catherine,  Benedicta  in  Muheribus ;  Le  Somraeil  de 
Jesus,  etc.     Four  Line  Engravings.  4. 


278  ENGRAVINGS. 

j'^^J~^665.  FORSTER  (F.)     La  Vierge  a  la  Legende.     Line  Engraving, 
'  after  Rapliael  Sanzio. 

//   JTO  3666.  .     La  Yierge  de  la  Maison  d'Orleans.     Line  Engrav- 

ing,  after  Raphael  Sanzio. 
^3667.  FORSTER  et  LIGNON.     Portraits  of  Angle.  Fred.  Louis  ^.^ 

and  Ludwig  Grossherzog.     Two  Plates.  2. 

//  3668.  FORTY-FOUR  Coloured  Plates.  44. 

>,   3669.  FOUR  SEASON'S  (The).     A  Series  of  Italian  Plates. 
j>ir3670.  FRANKLIN.     Thirty  Portraits  of  Franklin.  30. 

^S^-^nx.  FREEMAN  (S.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Sydney  Smith, 
and  nine  other  Portraits.  10. 

/i_3672.  FRENCH     PORTRAITS.     Thirty-one     fine     Plates,    as- 
sorted. 31. 
^3673.  FRITZ  (J.  C.  G.)  and  Others.     Twenty-six  Portraits.      26. 
^^2_-S4^4.  FRYE  (Thos.)     A  Series  of  Four  Portraits.  4. 
^J~^75.  GAILLARD,  DAULLE,  and  Others.     Nine  Portraits,  as- 
sorted.                                                                                      9. 
/2_^676.  GALLE,     BONATO,     and     Others.      Twenty-one    Holy 
Family,  assorted;  all  Line  Engravings.                              21. 
/  0  3677.  GALLE  (C.)  and  Others.     Scripture  Pieces,  etc.     Twelve 
Plates.                                                                                        12. 
5^^  3678.  GALLE  (C.)  and  Others.     Ecce  Ancilla  Domini,  and  nine 
other  Engravings.                                                                    10. 
/^  3679.  "GALLERY    OF    THE    SOCIETY    FOR     THE    DIF- 
FUSION OF  USEFUL   KNOWLEDGE."     Thirty-two 
Selected  Portraits.                                                              *     32. 
^,tr(?3680.  GARAVAGLIA  (Gi.)     Agar  e  Ismaele  nel  Deserto,  after 
Baroccio. 
y/j         "'     3681.  GARDI  (Proporati).     Clorinde  et  Tancrede,  Erminie  et  Le 
Berger,  etc.     Three  Plates.                                                     3. 
yS~^9,^-  GARMER  (F.)    and  Others.      Charles   X.;   Tycho   Brahe 
'                        (Proof  before  Letters),  and  another                                       3. 
5  3683.  GEMS  FROM  THE  ANTIQUE.     Sixty  Plates.              60. 

y  Lp'^esi.  GERAUT,  LE  BAS,  and  Others.     Une  Femme  accrochant 
une  Yolaille  ;  L'Alchemiste,  etc.    Twenty-three  Plates.  23. 

i:2.J^685.  GERMAN    PORTRAITS.     Holy  Family,  etc.     Six  Large 
Plates.  "6. 

.,    3686.  GERMAN   PORTRAITS.     Holy   Family,  etc.     Six  Large 
Plates.  6. 

^  3687.  GERMANY.     Sixty  VieAvs  in  Germany,  assorted.  60. 

//  /}  3688.  GRAVES,  ROLLE,  and  Others.     The   Enthusiast;   Time 
^^  and  Tide  ;  The  Two  Dogs,  etc.     Six  Plates.  6. 


4 


EXGRAYIXGS.  279 

f  3689.  GREATBATCH   (W.)     Portrait   of  Sir  Thomas  Meautys- 

Proof. 

So  3690.  GEEEN^  (N.)     Joseph  and  John  Gulston,   and  three  other 
Pieces.  4. 

i2ar~3691.  GREEN  (Xat.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Sir  Thomas  Whar- 
ton, etc.     Five  Portraits.  5. 
:iO  3692.  GREEN\TICH  HOSPITAL. 

,3693.  GREGORI    (Ferd.)     Puer  aiitem  crescebat,  et  Gratia  Dei 

erat  in  illo,  etc.     Eight  Plates.  8. 

-^rf="3694.  GRIBELIN"  (Sim.)   and  Others.     Shepherds  Offering  Gifts 

to  Christ ;  and  others.     Seven  Engravings.  7. 

,2^cF3695.  GUNST  (P.  a.)     Portraits  of  Edward  VI.,  Thomas  HoAvard, 
etc.     Eleven  Plates.  1 1 . 

-5,^::3696.  GUTTEXBERG  (Carl)    and  Others.     Le  Petit  Boudeur ; 
The  Young  Bird  Catchers,  by  Walker,  etc„    Six  Plates.  6. 

'-t^3697.  GUT.TENBERG   (Carl),  etc.     La  Troupe  Ambulante,  and 
three  others.  4. 

^  ^   3698.  HACKERT  (Ja.  Ph.)     Carte  General  de  partie  de  la  Sabine, 
and  eleven  others,  chiefly  Landscapes.  12. 

Ir— —  3699.  HALLECK.     A  Collection  of  Seven  Plates,    illustrative  of 
Halleck's  Poems.     Proofs  on  India  Paper.  V. 

^f-15700.  HALPIN  (J.)   and  ROLLS  (Charles).     Portraits  of  Wash- 

^^  ington  and  Benj.  West.     Two  Plates.  2. 

•  ^^^^^101.  HEATH    (James).     Portrait  of  General  Washington,    after 
Gabriel  Stuart.     1797. 

,  5,P^^?02.  HEATH    (J.)     Portrait   of  Erasmus    Darwin,    etc.      Seven 
Plates.  7. 

'^/'^-^03.  HEATH   (Jas.)  and  Others.      Riot  in  Broad  Street,  1780; 
Tenier's  Kitchen,  Death  of  Abp.  Sharp,  etc.     Four  Plates. 

4. 

,^^,■3704.  HEATH.     Forty  Plates  from  Heath's  Gallery.  40. 

-^^21-5705.  HEXRIQUEZ,    MARCX,    and    Others.      La   Chastete   de 
Joseph,  Susanne  avec  les  Veillards,  etc.     Six  Plates.         6. 
^?iif^V06.  HIGHLAND  SPORTS.     Four  Drawings,  coloured. 

-  ..*.»^707.  HODGES  (C.  H.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Hon.  John  Fos- 
ter, etc.     Seven  Portraits.  7. 

'^^trs^OS.  HODGETTS  (R.  M.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Sir  Walter 
Scott,  and  Three  Portraits  of  Artists.  4. 

-lfr^09.  HOGARTH    (W.)     Mariage   a   la   Mode.     Six    Plates,   en- 
graved by  G.  Scotin,  B.  Baron,  and  S.  Ravenet.  6. 

j^^7'y710.  HOGARTH.      Military    Punishments.      Twenty-four    small 
"^  Plates,  and  large  Battle  Piece.  25. 

!    ,,    8711.  HOLLAR.     Thirty-four  Prints  engraved  by  Hollar.  34. 


280  EXliRAVIMtlS. 

S1^112.  HOLT  (F.)  and  Others.  The  Highlander  (Proof  before 
Letters),  The  Pa,rting,  Queen's  Palace,  and  Frigate  on  a 
Lee  Shore.     Four  Plates.  4. 

.  <'^rf^-«713.  HORSBURGH  (J.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Sir  W.  Scott. 

'  ^  Six  Plates.  6. 

^-^V-^^^^U.  HOUBRAKEN,  VERMEULEN,  and  Others.  Twelve 
''^  Portraits,  assorted.  12. 

1.5^/^3715.  HOUBRAKEN  (J.)     Thirty-two  Portraits,  assorted.         32. 

^  5 ^^'^^'7 16.  HOUBRAKEN".     Twenty-one  Portraits,  assorted.  21. 

~,        (^i'^smT  HOUSTON   (Rd.)   and   PETHER  (W.)     The  Orrery  ;  and 

^  ^  another,  after  Rembrandt.  2. 

^  if.^^718.  ILLUSTRATIONS  OF  NIMROD'S  SPORTING.     Painted 
I  ^  hy  T.  Gainsborough,  E.  Landseer,  A.  Cooper.     Engraved 

by  T.  Landseer,  Engleheai't,  W.  Gi'eatbatch,  and  others. 
India  Proofs.     Folio.  2.J  -  iowf?.  1838. 

W*"   t^^feJVlO.  JOHANNOT.     Ten  Illustrations  de  Werther  par  Tony  Jo- 
*"  hannot.     Foho.  10. 

/  ^  ^^  3720.  JOSEPHUS.     Flauii  Josephi  desz   Hochbertihmpten  Judis- 
chen  Geschichtschreibers   Historien  und  Bucher.      Fifty- 
nine  Plates.     1569.  59. 
/1_3721.  JOURNAL  OF  THE  ART  UNION.     Twenty-five  Plates. 

25. 

/^   y^722.  .     Another  Lot.  ^^ 

/<^/i  &  1^^7237^ .     Another  Lot,  -    ■ 

Y  -^2^724.  KESSLER  (A.)  and  Others.     Battle  of  Bunker's  Hill,  Death 

^  ^  of  General  Wolfe,  etc.     Seven  Plates.  7. 

/$  3725.  KILIAN,  SCHMIDT,  and  Others.     Six  Portraits,  assorted. 

6. 
f,    3726.  KILIAN,  WOLFGANG,  and  Others.     Twenty  Portraits, 
assorted.  20. 

/??6u'/'"    3727.  KITTERLINUS,     3IITAN,    GAILLARD,    and     Others. 
^^  Death  of  General  Montgomery,  Battle  of  Bunker's  Hill,  La 

Soucieuse  Hollandoise.  3. 

I  $^-yr-!^^??^28.  KLAUBER  (J.  S.),  etc.     Femme  de  Fois,  Mieris,  and  five 
others.  6. 

/  ^729.  KNELLER  (Godf.)  and  Others.     Six  Portraits.  6. 

A/2_^30.  KNOLLE  (Fr.)    and   CHEVALIER  (W.)     Sancta  Cecilia 
and  The  P'irst  Ear-Ring.     2  Plates.  2. 

Zc3731.  LANDSCAPES,  etc.,  assorted.     Sixty-five  Plates.  65. 

/O  3V32.  LANDSCAPES,  FIGURES,  etc.     Ten  Coloured  Plates.  10. 
2f  *S~0  3733.  LARGE  FOLIO  SCRAP  BOOK,  with  Blank  Paper. 
^  5^3734.  LARGE  PORTFOLIO,  marked  Portraits, 
yj— 3735.  LARGE  PORTFOLIO ;  Wooden  Frame. 
''    3736.  LARGE  PORTFOLIO. 


^-/^^ 


ENGRAVINGS. 


281 


J^3737.  LANGIER.     Jacques  de  Lille,  and  another.    Two  Plates.  2. 
/,r3738.  LANGIER  and  DAITLLE.     Jacques  Delille,  M.  de  Nestier, 
and  Franyois  Despoites.     Three  Plates.  3] 

/,        3739.  LE  BAS  (J.  Ph.)     Blanchissere  VP-  Veue  de  Flandre,  et 
Vue  d'Anvers.     A  Pair.  '2. 

3740.  LE  BAS.     Fete  Flamande..    A  Series  of  Four  Plates.         4. 
5J'37-41.  LE  BAS  (J.  P.)     La   Femrae  Jalouse,  Rembrandt's  Etch- 
ings of  J.  Six,  etc.     Twelve  Plates.  12. 

/O  3742.  LE  BRUN  (M.)  The  Passions  Illustrated.  Thirteen 
Plates.  j3_ 

/.rm3.  LEFEYRE  (Arch.)  and  Others.  Napoleon,  Apollon  et  les 
Muses,  etc.     Four  Plates.  4, 

7^3744.  LEWIS  (Charles  G.)  SCOTT  (John),  and  Others.  In- 
terior of  a  Highland  Cottage ;  Crib  and  Rosa,  etc.  Four 
Plates.  4_ 

02,3 745.  LIGNON"  (Frederic).     Mdlle.  Mars.     Fine  Line  Engraving. 
9:- 3746.  LODGE'S  PORTAITS.     A  Collection  of  Eighty  Plates.    80. 

P^3747.  .     Another  Collection.     Forty-nine  Plates.  49. 

^^3748.  LORICHON  et  EICHENS.     Vierge  du  Palais  de  Bridge- 
water  et  Maria  mit  dem  Kinde.  *2. 
VJ^49.  LOT  OF  ANCIENT  ENGRAVINGS,  in  a  red  Portfolio.^ 
^^^700.  LOT    OF    MISCELLANEOUS    PRINTS,    in    a    Leather 
Portfolio. 

J^3751.  LOT  OF  MISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS.    Wood  Cuts. 
/^  ^To^.  LOT  OF  SCRAP  PRINTS. 

f'/2J'~3753.  LOUIS    (Aristide).      L'Innocence;    Line    Engraving,   after 
Greuze. 

/O  3754.  LOUIS  (Pierre)  and  Others.    Twelve  Portraits,  assorted.  12. 

ySTnhb.  LOWRIE    (Wilson)    and    Others.      Musical   Shepherdess, 

Castel  Gondolfo,  A  Calm,  and  St.  George  and  the  Dragon. 

,  Four  Plates.  4, 

0%  ^  ^  3756.  LUTZ  (Peter).    La  Madonna  del  San  Francesco  di  Correggio. 
Fine  Line  Engraving. 

/C  3757.  IVIABERLY'S  PRINT  COLLECTOR.     A  Series  of  Thirty 
Engravings ;  adapted  to  illustrate  "  The  Print  Collector."  30. 

/X'^SS.  McARDEL  and  Others.      Cupid  and  Psyche,  and  others. 
Four  Plates.  4, 

2,  J^59.  McCLELLAN.     Wood-Cut  Portrait  of  George  B.  McClellan. 

<r3760.  MADONNAS,  Holy  Family,  etc.     Fourteen  Plates.  14. 

2,tS^^^\.  MANDEL  (G.  v.)     Carl  L,  after  Van  Dyck. 

4U1762.  MARRIAGE  OF  JOSEPH  AND  MARY.     Holy  Family. 

Two  Large  Lithographs.  2. 

36 


282  ENGRAVINUS. 

S\r~SUS.  MARY,    QUEEN    OF     SCOTS.      Fifty-six   Portraits,  and 

Plates,  illustrative  of  the  Life  of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots.     56. 

S'(^  3764.  MASSARD  et  L.  SATLLAIR.     Agar  re9ue  par  Abraham, 

and  Portrait.     Two  Plates.  2. 

J^3765.  MATHEMATICAL  EMBLEMS.     Thirty-six  Plates.         36. 

/^  2766.  METZMACHER  and  Others.     S^  Marguerite,  etc.     Eight 

Eliigravings.  8. 

MEYER  (Henry) .    Portrait  of  Commodore  Decatur  and  Oliver 

H.  Perry,     three  Pairs.  6. 

MEYER    (H.),    etc.     The     Stolen    Kiss    (Proof   on    India 

Paper) ;  Distress  of  Tigranes  ;  Death  of  James  Cooke,  and 

Death  of  Abercrombie.     Four  Plates.  4. 

4^    3769.  MICHEL   (J.)   etc.     The   Shepherd's  Offering,    etc.     Three 

r  Plates.  3. 

^^3770.  MICHEL   (J.    B.)    and    EARLOM   (Richd.)      The    Three 

Graces  ;  Moses  Striking  the  Rock ;  Concert  of  Birds  and 

^  Bacchanalians.     Four  Plates.  4. 

6^    3771.  MILLER  (John)  and    Others.     Holy  Family;   Vierge  aux 

Anges,  etc.     Five  Plates.  5. 

MILITARY  COSTUMES.     Fifty  Coloured  Plates.  50. 

MILTON    (T.),    VIVARES,   and    Others.     A    Family   of 

Charaibes  in  the  Island  of  St.  Vincent,  etc.    Eight  Plates.  8. 

/  ^ti  3774.  MISCELLANEOUS  LOT  OF  OLD  ENGRAVINGS. 

2,  Z^Tsild.  MISCELLANEOUS  OLD  ETCHINGS  AND  PRINTS,  in 

an  old  Portfolio. 
/,  a«r3776.  MISCELLANEOUS  OLD  PRINTS.     A  Collection  in  Port- 
folio. 
MISCELLANEOUS  OLD  PRINTS,  in  old  vellum  Portfolio. 
MISCELLANEOUS    PORTRAITS.      One    Hundred    and 
Seventy-five.  175. 

.  MISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS.     A  Collection. 
.  MISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS,  Flowers,  Landscapes,  Birds, 
etc..  Coloured. 

2.^  L/'^'-i^7 81.  MISCELLANEOUS     ENGRAVINGS.       Old    and    fine. 
/^  Twenty-two.  22. 

63782.  MISCELLANEOUS  ENGRAVINGS.    Thirteen.  13.   - 

J^Y83rMISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS.     Thirty.  30.  : 

/  Jl?  3784.  MISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS.     A  Collection. 
/,         3785.  MISCP:LLANE0US  prints,  in  a  Portfolio. 
J,  J"o^786.  MISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS,  in  a  Portfolio.     Fifty.       50. 
.0^3787.  MISCELLANEOUS  AND   INFERIOR  ENGRAVINGS. 
Fifty".  50. 

/^  /3  3788.  MISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS,  in  a  Portfolio.  £ 


ENGRAVINGS. 


283 


SS789. 
J   3790. 

r,   3791. 

^3792. 

ro 

SS   3794. 

/O   3795. 
/''^%rf=e796. 

■^  -4^^797. 
#7^  3799. 

:2r£^8oo. 

3801. 
3802. 


t^ 


MISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS,  in  a  Portfolio.  100. 

MISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS.     One  Hundred.  100. 

MISCELLANEOUS  PRINTS.     Forty.  40. 

MISCELLANEOUS  SCRAP  PRINTS,  in  a  Portfolio.    One 

Hundred.  100. 

MODERN  WOOD  ENGRAVINGS.   Fine  Impressions.    A 

Collection. 
MOLLISON  (James)  and  Others,     Gulliver  in  Brobdignag, 

Marie  Stuart,  etc.     Four  Plates.  4. 

MONT  ROSA,  and  Twelve  other  Plates.  13. 

MORGHEN    (Ant.)    et   LANGLOIS    (P.  G.),   etc.      Holy 

Family,  Le  Joueur  de  Musette,  etc.     Four  Plates.  4. 

MORGHEN  (Antonius)  and  Others.     Ecce  Salvator  Mundi, 

etc.     Ten  Plates.  10. 

MORGHEN   (Antonius)   and  Others.     Holy  Family,  Ma- 
donna, etc.     Thirteen  Plates.  13. 
MORGHEN  (Raphael).      Adeodatvs  Tvrchi    Ord.   Cap.  in 

Patria  Episcopvs,  etc.,  and  Etching  after  Vandyck.     Two 

Plates.  "  2. 

MORGHEN  (R.)     Francisci  de  Moncada,  after  Van  Dyck. 
MORGHEN  (R.)     Gaetano  Filangieri  e  Elisa  Principessa  di 

Lucca.     Two  Plates.  2. 

MORGHEN  (Raph.)  etc.     Justitia;  Philosophia;  etPulchri- 

ores  Charitum  pingunt  Charitis  Amorem.     Three  Plates.  3, 
MORGHEN    (Raphael).      Parce   Somnum    Rumpere,    after 

Titian. 

MORGHEN  (Raffaello)  and  RYDER  (T.)     Vittorio  Alfieri 

and  the  Politician.     Two  Plates.  2. 

MULLER  (Fr.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Melanchthon,  etc. 

Four  Plates.  4. 

Portrait    of  Jean  George   Wille.     And 

Jean  Baptiste  Masse.     Two  Line  Engra- 


La  Tend  re  Mere.     Line  Engraving. 
Portrait  of  Louis  Galloche,  Louis  Leram- 


MULLER  (J.  G.) 

WILLE  (J.  G.) 

vings. 
MULLER  (J.  G.) 
MULLER  (J.  G.) 

berg,  and  others.     Four  Plates.  4. 

MULLER  (J.  G.),  EDELINCK,  and  Others.     Portrait  of 

Spangenberg,  Duchesse  de  Toscane.     Five  Portraits.        5, 
-i?/-^10.  MULLER  (J.  G.),  WILLE,  etc.     Portrait  of  Wille,  Mechel, 
^  etc.     Four  Plates.  4. 

MYTHOLOGICAL  SUBJECTS.     Fifty-eight  Prints.       58. 
NELSON.     Remains  of  Lord  Nelson   lying   in  State,  etc. 

Six  Plates.  6. 


y.^Si{^a_J808. 

^  -^':r^09. 


/^^"^sii. 

^    ^fc.    3812. 


284  ENGRAVINGS. 

1^3813.  NEW  YORK.     One  Hundred  and  Forty  Prints  from  Valen- 
tine's Manual  oftlie  Corporation  of  New  York.  140. 
^0  3814.  NEW  YORK.     One  Hundred  and  Twenty  Views  in   and 
about  New  York.     Some  Proofs.                                       120. 
J7?3815.  NICHOLAS  (W.),  WATSON,  and  Others.    Auld  Robin 
Gray,  and  Others.     Five  Plates.  5. 
/J  381 6.  NUSBIEGEL  (J.)     Oliver  Cromwell  Dissolving  the  Long, 
Parliament,  and  Twelve  other  Plates.                                  13. 
^.^^T^g  17.  NUTTER.     The  Rose-Bud.     Coloured  Engraving. 

fO  3818.  OLD  DUTCH  PRINTS.     Forty-four.  44. 

^"^81 9.  OLD  DUTCH  ENGRAVINGS.     Seventy-five.  75. 

j>  3820.  OLD  PORTRAITS.     Sixty-four.  64. 

/J~^82].  OLD  AND  FINE  ENGRAVINGS.     Thirteen.  13. 

J'1T822.  OLD  ENGRAVINGS.     Sixty.  60. 

y3823.  OLD  PORTRAITS.     Seventy-six.  76. 

vr'3H24.  OLD  PORTRAITS.     Miscellaneous.     Eighty-five.  85. 

/,p^Jl82570LESZOZYN    (Ant.)      Maitresse    d'Ecole  '(Proof   before 
Letters),  and  two  others,  by  Wille.     Three  Line  Engra- 
vings. 3. 
^t  3826.  ONE  HUNDRED  PORTRAITS.     Miscellaneous.          100. 
.r3827.  ONE  HUNDRED  AND  SIX  OLD  PORTRAITS.      106. 
^3828.  ONE  HUNDRED  AND  SEVEN  PORTRAITS,  from  the 
American  National  Portrait  Gallery.                                107. 
J  ^829.  O'NEILL   (John   A.)      Portrait  of  Benjamin  Franklin  and 
two  others.     Three  Plates.  3. 
/ 3 830.  OUTLINE  PLATES.     Twenty-nine.                                    1^.7)^ 
/JTssT.  PAINTERS.     Thirty  Portraits  of  Painters.                         30.    - 
L^^  S~0  3832.  PAMPHLET  CASE,  containing  a  Large  Collection  of  Scrap 
Prints,  Cuttings,  etc. 
CO   /^^'r^'^'333.  PAMPHLET  CASE,  containing  a  Large  Collection  of  Scrap 
Prints,  Cuttings,  etc. 
j7^ir"3F34.  PAMPHLET  CASE,  containing  a  Large  Collection  of  Scrap 

Prints,  Cuttings,  etc. 
A^       3835.  PAMPHLET  CASE,  containing  a  Large  Collection  of  Scrap 
^~  Prints,  Cuttings,  etc. 

^,  ^^  3836.  PAMPHLET  CASE,  containing  a  Large  Collection  of  Scrap 

Prints,  Cuttings,  etc. 
/,  J^3837.  PARK  (Thos.)     The  Mouse  Trap,  etc.     Four  Prints.  4. 

3^  3838.  PEN  SKETCHES.     Nineteen.  19. 

A ,       3839.  PERFETTI  (Antonio).     Sibylla  Cumiea.      Line  Engraving, 

after  Domenico  Zampieri. 
2  ,  Sn  3840.  PERFETTI  (Ant.)  BURNET  (J.)     Sibylla  Sainia,  and  Knox 
Admonishing  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots.     Two  Plates.  2. 


ENf4  RAVINGS.  285 

y»r3841.-PETRELLE  (T.  L.)     L'Arrivee,  Le  Depart,  L'Attaque,  Le 
'  Succes,  Le  Regret,  Le  Repos.     Six  Plates.  6. 

fo  3842.  PICART  (B.)  and  Others.     Phineas  Delivered  by  Calais  and 
Zethes,  etc.     Fifteen  Plates.  1.5. 

,S7!  3843.  PICAULT.     Digna  Orbis  Imperio  Yirtua.     A  Series  of  Six 
Fine  Large  Plates.  6. 

y^844.  PLATES  FROM    GERMAN  ANNUALS.     One  Hundred 
and  Fifty.  150, 

y  3845.  PLATES  FROM  ANNUALS.     Mostly  Proofs.     Two  Hun- 
^  dred.  200. 

.^J'lsTe.  PLATES  FROM  THE  BOOK  OF  GEMS.     A  Parcel. 
2^3847.  PLATES,  LANDSCAPES,  etc.     Adapted  for   Illustration. 
One  Hundred.  100. 

3848.  PORPORATI   et   CARONNI.     Le  Coucher   et  Venus   et 
Cupid.     Two  Line  Engravings.  2. 

Z^3849.  PORTFOLIO     OF     ONE    HUNDRED    AND     FIFTY 
SMALL    ENGRAVINGS.  150. 

y3850.  PORTFOLIO,   CONTAINING  FIFTY    CHOICE    AND 
^  FINE    ENGRAVINGS.  50. 

^3  3851.  PORTFOLIO.     Lettered,  Views  of  Moscow. 
SD  3852.  PORTFOLIO.     Marked,  Holy  Family. 
'/   3853.  PORTFOLIO.     Marked,  Prints  by  Strange  and  Wille. 
.,    3854.  PORTFOLIO.     Marked,  English  Portraits. 
',  3855.  PORTRAITS.     A  Large  Portfolio.     Lettered,  Portraits. 
.,   3856.  PORTFOLIO,  with  Flaps ;  cloth  sides. 
,,    3857.  PORTFOLIO,  with  Flaps  ;  cloth  sides. 
„    3858.  PORTFOLIO.    Marked,  Monuments. 
<^S«59.  PORTRAITS  OF  AUTHORS  AND  ARTISTS.     Fifty  fine 
-^  Engravings,  in  a  Portfolio.  50. 

-ff^eo.  PORTRAITS  OF  AUTHORS  AND  ARTISTS.    Forty.  40. 
2J~3861.  PORTRAITS  OF  H.  CLAY,  B.  FRANKLIN  (Proof),  and 
others.     Nine  Plates,  in  a  Portfolio.  9. 

^0  3862.  PRIESLER    (G.    M.)     and    Others.      Ten    Portraits,    as- 
sorted. 1 0. 
/  3863.  PORTRAITS    OF     CLERGYMEN.      (Modern.)      Thirty- 
seven.                                                                                         37. 
V  3864.  PRINTS.     Holy  Virgin  and  Child.     Seventy-five.               75. 
Vo    3865.  PRINTS,  assorted.     Fifty.     Very  fine.                                  50. 
!/-.rT866.  PRINTS  OF  CLASSICAL  SUBJECTS.     Fifty.              50. 
/5  3867.  PRINTS.    Fifty-two  Prints;  many  Proofs  on  India  Paper.  52. 
f6  3868.  PRINTS,  assorted,  in  a  Portfolio.    One  Hundred  and  Ten.  110. 
<?^3869.  PRINTS.     Seventy-five.     Many  very  fine.                             75. 


P 


286  ENGRAVINGS. 

f%J f^^^y^aS^IO.  PRINTS,     Illnstrative      of     American     History,  in  'folio. 

-^                      Seventy.  70. 

/<?3871.  PYET  (D.  R.)   and   Others.      Melrose  Abbey,  and  other 

YieAvs.     Ten  Plates.  10. 

SZf  3872.  RADDON  (W.)  and  Others.     The  Rat  Catcher,  Friedrieh 
der  Grosse,  Searching  the  Net,  etc.     Six  Plates.  6. 

yST%lZ.  RATNALDI  (Fr.)  and  Others.    Joseph  and  Potijihar's  Wife, 

Susanna  an  Bain,  etc.     Five  Plates.  5. 

J*,/^«ri(s74.  RAHL  (C.)     La  Maddalena  del  Correggio.  1. 

A-a>^^^75.  RAPHAEL.     The  Twelve  Hours  of  the  Day.     A  Series  of 

%.i)~c/  Twelve  Plates;  fine  Impressions,  with  Portfolio.  12. 

/,  ^ir~3876.  .     Another,  wanting  Two — Fourth  and  Fifth    Hours 

of  the  Night.  '"  10. 

/  04  3877.  RAYENET    (S.   F.)      Errainie   et  Le    Berger  et  Clorinde 

et  Tancred;  a  Pair  ;  and  another.     Three  Plates.  3. 

<^J3878.  RAYENET  (S.  F.).  etc.    The  Young  Gipsy,  and  seven  other 

Engravings.  8. 

3,  0^  3879.  REINDEL  (Albrecht)  and  LIGNON  (Frederic).  Madonna 
[Proof  before  Letters),  and  Sainte  Cecile.  Two  Line  En- 
gravino^s.  2. 

/,  vTf  .-^SSO.  REMBRANDT.  Marriage  ;  Coloured  Engraving,  from  a 
Painting  by  Rembrandt.  1 . 

y^S%\.  REMBRANDT  and  OrHERS.     Etchings.     Five  Plates.        5. 
^C  3882.  RICCIANI,    FEOLI,    E   CANEOGO.      Bacchante.      Nine 
Plates.  9. 

y,        3883.  RITCHIE  (A.  H.)     Portrait  of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots.  1. 

/ir3884.  RICHELIEU.     Epitaphe   de   Richelieu,  Triumphal  Arches, 
Flower  Yases,  etc.     Nine  Plates.  9. 

Jl?  3885.  RIDINGER  (.1.  E.)     S.  Franciscus  de  Assisi ;  S.  Benedictus, 
etc.     Four  Plates.  4. 

/,  3886.  RITCHIE  (A.  H.)  and  Others.  Three  Members  of  the  Tem- 
perance Society ;  The  Successful  Deer  Stalkers ;  Portrait 
of  Dr.  Kane.     Three  Plates.  3. 

/,yS^S%1.  ROBINSON  (John  Henry).  Girl  ^vith  Flowers,  after  Sir 
Thomas  Lawrence.     Proof  before  Letters.  1. 

/,S'lf  3888.  ROBINSON  (John  H.)  The'  Mantilla,  after  Edwin  Land- 
seer.  1 . 

^^  3889.  ROBINSON  (J.  H.)  Portrait  of  Sir  Walter  Scott,  after 
Sir  Thos.  Lawrence.  1 . 

j/j  ^      3890.  .     Another  copy.  1. 

o  ^vT^Ql-  RODGERS  (W.  T.)     John  Knox  Rejiroving  Mary,  Queen  of 
'  Scots.     Proof  before  letters,  on  India  paper.  1. 


^/^3893. 

2^3894. 

3895. 

SD  3896. 

.^^7  3897. 
/.^J..«€98. 

„    3900. 
/^3903. 

^,r^o4. 

3905. 


287 

Cadir  Idris  Moun- 
2. 
Fidelis  Seruus  et  Pru- 

7. 


.^•f 

"390  6. 

;./ 

3907. 

^ 

3908. 

<^ 

8909. 

iS 

3910.  ; 

'f 

3911. 

,^ 

3912. 

^ 
>^^ 

3913. 
"3914. 

3915. 

^^ 

■39 16. 

3917. 

/^ 

3918. 

ENGRAVINGS. 

ROOKER  (E.  and  M.)  and  LEGRAND 
t^iii  and  Ariane.     Two  Plates. 

ROUSSELET  (iEgid.)  and  Others. 
dens,  etc.     Seven  Plates. 

ROWLANDSOX  and  Others.  All  the  Talents  ;  Lot  and  his 
Daughters,  etc.     Thirty  Prints.  30. 

RYDER  (T.),  etc.  The  Politician  [Dr.  Benj.  Franklin],  and 
Le  Bourg-Mestre.     Two  Plates.  2. 

RYDER,  foWNLEY,  and  MURPHY.  The  Captive  ;  The 
Neatherd's  Cottage  ;  Cyclopes,  etc.     Four  Plates.  4. 

SADELER  (John).     Eight  Engravings,  assorted.  8. 

SADELER  (Marco)  and  Others.  Seven  Engravings,  as- 
sorted. 7. 

SADELER  (Raphael).     Four  Engravings.  4. 

SADELER  (Raphael).     Holy  Family,  etc.     Four  Plates.     4. 

SAILLIAR,  etc.    The  Toper,  and  four  others.    Five  Plates.  5. 

ST.  MATTHEW  AND  ST.  JOHN,  and  eighteen  Other  Mis- 
cellaneous Prints.  19. 

SAINTS  AND  EVANGELISTS.     Twelve  Portraits.         12. 

SAY  (W.)  and  Others.  Portrait  of  Captain  George  Doug- 
las, and  three  others.  4. 

SCHMIDT  (G.  F.)  and  BALECHOUX.  Portrait  of  Fred- 
eric Henry  Louis,  and  Henry  Comte  de  Bruhl.  Two 
Plates.  2. 

SCHULTZE  (C.  G.)  et  PORPORATO.  Venus  liant  les 
Ailes  de  I'Amour,  et  Le  Coucher.    Two  Line  Engravings.  2. 

SCHUPPER  (P.  Van)  and  DREVET.  Portrait  of  Samuel 
Bernard  and  another.  2. 

SCOTCHMEN.  Fifty  Portraits,  mostly  of  Eminent  Scotch- 
men. 50. 

SCOTT.  Alexander  Vatemar  Exhibiting  before  Sir  Walter 
Scott.     Three  Plates.  3. 

SCRAP  PRINTS.     A  Choice  Collection. 

SCRAP  PRINTS.     A  Collection. 

SCRAP  PRINTS.     A  Collection. 

SCRAP  PRINTS,  assorted.     One  Hundred  and  Twenty-five. 

,,-       ^  '   125. 

SCRAPS.     A  Collection.       '^    O-"/ ^ 

SCRAP  PRINTS,  in  a  Portfolio.  100. 

SCRAP  PRINTS.     A  Lot. 

SCRAPIANA.     A  Collection  of  Wood  Cuts,  in  a  Portfolio. 

SELECTION  OF  TWENTY-FIVE  PLATES,  from  the 
Art  Journal.  25. 


^. 


r./^ 


288  ENGRAVINGS. 

fV'   -.*=^^919.  SELECTIOX  OF  PLATES,  from  the   Art  Journal.      Au- 
'      'V  other  Lot.  ^^  ^  '- 

/t_3920.  .     Another  Lot.  '-^-^^^ 

id  3921.  SEVEXTEEX  FIXE  PORTRAITS.  17. 

6  3922.  SHAKESPEARE.     Thirty-six  Ulustratious  to  Shakespeare. 

Mostly  Portraits.  36. 

^,        3923.  SHARP  (William).     The  Doctors  of  the  Chm-ch,  after  Guido 
Reni.  1. 

3,        3924,  SHARP  (William).     Interview  of  Charles  I.  T\-ith  his  Chil- 
^  dren :  on  India  paper.  1. 

^^3925.  SHARP  (Wm.)     Portrait  of  Filraer  Honywood,  Esq.,  M.  P. 

Four  Plates.  '  4. 

/  J~^0  3926.  SHARP  (Wm.)     Portraits  of  Thomas  Walker  and  William 

Sharp.     Two  Plates.  2. 

/,  3927.  SHARP  (Wm.)  and  RAVEXET  (S.  F.)     Portraits  of  Lord    ^  ' 

Dnndas  and  Caroli  Pratt.     Two  Plates.  2. 

3928.  SHARP  (Wm.)  and  RA^T:XET  (S.  F.)     Portraits  of  John 

Hyde  and  Ch.  Pratt.     Two  Plates.  2. 

/  /j    3929.  SHARP,  WOOLLETT,  etc.     Wevobia,  Boys  at  Play,  and  a 

Frontispiece.     Three  Pieces.  3. 

yS  39"30.  SHARP  (William)  and   Others.      Portrait  of  Sir  Francis     J| 

Burdett,  etc.     Four  Portraits.  4. 

<?J  3931.  SHERWIX  (Chas.  and  J.  K.),  and  Others.  Portrait  of  ^ 
Captain  Dampier,  James  Cook,  WooUett,  etc.  Eleven  > 
Plates.  11. 

^r  5tr3932.  SHERWIN  (J.  K.)     The  House  of  Peers  when  the  Earl  of 
Chatham  Avas  taken  111.  1. 

/O  3933.  SHERWIX  (J.  K.)  and   Others.     Landing   at   Tanna  and 
Middeburgh,  Battle  Pieces,  etc.     Twelve  Plates.  12. 

J7        3934.  SHERWIX  (J.  K.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  William  Pitt, 
and  two  others.  3. 

//2J3935.  SHERWIX  (J.  K.),  etc.     Portrait  of  Wilham  Pitt,  and  three 
others.  4. 

7cr3936.  SDIOXXEAU  (Ph.)     Le  Feu,  L'Eau,  L'Air,  et  La  Terre. 
/  Four  Plates.  4. 

/,  ytr3937.  SIMOX,  VIEL,  RO]MAXET,  etc.     La  Sommeil  de  Venus, 
'  Diane  au  Bain,  Xymphe  au  Bain,  etc.     Four  Line  Engra- 

vings. 4. 

^3938.  SIXTY-TWO  EXGLISH  PORTRAITS.     Fine.  62. 

^3939.  SIXTY -FIVE  PORTRAITS  OF  AUTHORS  AXD  ART- 
ISTS.    Very  fine.  65. 
if3';'.940.  SKELTOX    (Wm.)    and   Others.     Portraits  of  the   Royal 
Family  of  George  IIL     Five  Plates.  5. 
-^O  3941.  SMALL  EXGRAVIXGS  by  Various  Old  Masters.             30. 


EXGKAVIXGS.  2S9 

^,2«^9^^-  SMALL  ENGRAVINGS  AND  SCRAPS.     A  Collection.     3 
Very  old. 

^  3943.  S^L/VLL  ENGRAVINGS.  24.      C. 

2^944.  SMALL  PRINTS  FROM  ANNUALS.  150. 

2,  S'O  3945.  SMYTH  (F.  J.)     The  Lord's  Supper :  a  very  large  wood  cut, 
after  Leonardo  da  Vinci.  1. 

Z  3946.  SOJMERVILLE.     Seventy  Engravings  adaj^ted  to  illustrate 
Somerville's  Chase.  '70. 

S-Q  3947.  SPECIMENS    OF    BANK    NOTE    ENGRAVING.      A 
Parcel. 
:2  V/1948.  SPOONER,  TTATSON,  etc.     Portrait  of  Sir  WiUiam  John- 
son, Mfijor  Robert  Rogers,  and  Brigadier-General  Eraser. 
Three  Portraits.  3. 

^^"394 9.  STAFFORD  GALLERY.  A  Collection  of  One  Hundred 
and  Thirty  Engravings,  from  the  Gallery  of  the  Marquis 
of  Statibrd,  Coloured  and  Mounted  in  imitation  of  the 
Originals.  130. 

•    "    3950.  STEAMSHIP  SARAH  SANDS.     Lithograph.  1. 

/»r395lT  STELLA  (C.)  Thirteen  Plates  of  Rustic  Games,  Sports, 
etc.  13. 

^^3952.  STODHART,   THOMSON,    and    FINDEN.      Expectation 
{Proof  before  Letters),  The  Bride,  and  the  Princess  Vic- 
^_____      toria.  3. 

/,  7^^1953.  STRANGE  (Robert).     Abraham  and  Hagar,  Belisarius,  Es- 
ther, and  Laomedon.     Four  Plates.  4. 
3.^0  3954.  STRANGE  (Robert).     Apollo  Rewarding  Merit  and  Pun- 

ishing  Arrogance.     In  black  frame,  with  glass.  1. 

^^V'^  3955.  STRANGE  (Robert).     Cupid  Sleeping,  and  another.  2. 

^  ^J-IJSse.  STRANGE  (Robert).     Cupido,  and   Te   Deum   Laudamus. 
Two  Plates.  2. 

j^      3957.  STRANGE  (Rob.)     Carolo  I""  Magnae  BritanniaB  Regi,  after 
Vandyke.  1. 

/^      3958.  STRANGE   (Rob.)      Diva  Magdalena,    and  Sappho.     Two 
^'  Plates.  2. 

^^S~(?  3959.  STRANGE  (Rob.)     Finding  of  Romulus  and  Remus;  Caesar     .  , 
Putting  Away  Pompeia ;  Laomedon ;  Judgment  of  Her- 
cules, etc.     Four  Plates.  4. 
.?, 2*^3960.  STRANGE  (Rob.)     Fortuna  and  Cleopatra.     Two  Plates.  2. 
vr;Jl?3961.  STRANGE  (Rob.)     Joseph  and   Potiphar's  Wife,  and  an- 
other.                                                .  2. 

STRANGE  (Rob.)     Judgment  of  Hercules,  Apollo  Reward-    /  ^ 
ing  Merit,  etc.,  and  Liberality  and  Modesty.  it>  3. 

STRANGE  (Rob.)     Liberality  and  Modesty,  St.  Camellia,  and 
Christ  Aj^pearing  to  His  Mother.     Three  Plates.  3. 

37 


290  ENGRAVINGS. 

/J,       3964.  STRANGE  (Rob.)      The  Madonna  of  Correggio,  A^ith  the 
Magdalen  of  St.  Jevora.     Two  Plates.  2. 

^      3965.  STRA^TGE  (Rob.)     Mary  Magdalen,  after  Guido  Reni.      1. 
3,S(]    3966.  STRANGE  (Rob.)      Meekness  and  Justice,  after  Raphael. 
Two  Plates.  2. 

',     '/     3967.  STRANGE  (Rob.)      Miserere  mei  Deus,  etc.,  and  another. 
Two  Plates.  2. 

J^,         3968.  STPtANGE  (Rob.)     Portrait  of  Henrietta  Maria,   and   an- 
other. 2. 
J^,U^      ^3969.  STRANGE  (Rob.)      St.  Agnes;   Parce  Somnum  Rumpere. 
Two  Plates.                                                                                2. 
6,           3970.  STRANGE  (Rob.)     Venus  Blinding  Cupid;  and  Te  Deum 
Laudamus.     Two  Plates.                                                         2. 
^^'^1971.  STRANGE  (Rob.)     Venus  and  Danae.     A  Pair,  from  Paint- 
ings by  Titian.                                                                            2. 
3. ST)  3972.  STRANGE  (Robert)  and  BONATO  (Pietro).     Cupid,  Amor 
Pungente,  etc.     Three  Plates.  3. 
/O  3973.  SUFFERINGS  OF  THE  EARLY  CHRISTIANS.     Twen- 
ty-four Plates.                                                                           24. 
^0  3974.  TANJE   (P.)     Proposition  de  Mariage,   etc.     Four  Plates. 

4. 

^ ,        3975.  TANNER,  VALLANCE,    KEARNEY,  etc.     The  British 

Surrendering  their  Arms  to  Gen.  Washington,  after  their 

Defeat  at  Yorktown.  1. 

^C  3976.  TARDIEU,  CATHELIN,  and  Others.    Twelve  Portraits, 

assorted.  12. 

1/-0  3977.  TELL.      Five   Plates,  illustrative    of  the    Life   of  William 

Tell.  5. 

f3  3978.  THEATRICAL  PORTRAITS.     Sixty-five.  65. 

/^  3979.  THIBOUST,  SADELER,  etc.    Holy  Family,  etc.    Seventeen. 

^  '  17. 

J'.TsgsO.  THIRTY  PORTRAITS  OF  AMERICANS  (Revolutionary). 

30. 

SiTlgSl.  THOMASSIN,    BOUTELOU,   and   Otheks.      Portraits   of 

The  Conde  and  others.     Four  Plates.  4. 

/  2-^4    J-^'Vd^l.  THOMASSIN  (S;)  and  Others.     L'Assomption  de  la  Vierge, 

'  *^  etc.     Eight  Plates.  8. 

/,  5vr3983.  TIEBOUT  (C.)     Portrait  of  Bishop  WUliam  White,  after  G. 

Stuart.  1 . 

i»^984.  TOMPKINS    (T.  W.)   and    Others.      The    Goblin    Story 

(Proof  on  India  Paper),  etc.     Eight  Plates.  8. 

.^«^^«5.  TRIERE  (Ph.)  and  Others.     Triomphe  de  Galathee,  etc. 

Sixteen  Engravings  of  Nude  and  Semi-Nude  Subjects. 

16. 


EXGRAYINGS.  291 

'   vL^^iC^986.  TUnXER  (C.)     Portrait  of  Richard  Person,  and  Kemble  as 

Hamlet.     Proof  before  Letters.  2. 

^J^9S7.  TURNER  (.J.  M.  W.)     A  Series  of  Nine  Views  in  Yorkshire, 

etc.,  after  Paintings  by  Turner.  9. 

(J^t.   '"^3988.  TWELVE  PORTRAITS,  assorted.  12. 

^-A2-«989.  TWENTY  PORTRAITS,  iUustrative  of  American  History. 

20. 

//      ^7^90.  TWENTY  PORTRAITS  OF  AMERICANS  (Modern). 

/'^^  20. 

/,<^^3991.  TWENTY  PORTRAITS  OF  AMERICANS.    Rare.     20. 

/^  3992.  TWENTY-FIVE  PORTRAITS.     Various.  25. 

/J^993.  TWENTY-FIVE  PLATES  from  the  Art  Journal.  25. 

'/  3994.  ■ .     Another  Lot.     Same.  25. 

',   3995.  .     x\nother  Lot.     Same.         '  25. 

',    3996. .     Another  Lot.     Same.  25. 

5.r^997.  VALLEY  OF  GLENCOE,  BRITISH  STEA^I  VESSELS, 

t  181*7,  etc.     Seven  Coloured  Plates.  V. 

^^  3998.  VAN  DYCK.     A  Collection  of  Twenty-six  Portraits.       26. 

^  jn3999.  VAN  DYCK.     Twenty-five  Portraits,  by  Van  Dyck.     Very 

fine.  25. 

^,^»r7000.  VANGOLISTE    et    DREVET   (P.)      Portrait   of  Charles 

Gravier,  Comte  de  Vergennes  ;  and  Samuel  Bernard.   Two 

Plates.  .  2. 

r^L     ii^OOl.  VAN  LOO.     Portrait  of  Van  Loo  (Proof  before  Letters), 

/  and  nine  others.  10. 

;$  J~4002.  VAN  LUYDEN.     The  Twelve  Apostles,  after  Albert  Durer. 

^(f  4003.  VERMEULIN  (C.)  and  Others.     Portrait   of  Pet.  Vine, 

Bertin,  and  others.     Eight  Plates.  8. 

/,         4004.  VERTUE  (George).     Portraits  of  Ben  Jonson,  G.  Chaucer, 

M.  Prior,  and  others.     Seventeen  Plates.  17. 

"         4005.  VERTUE  (G.)  and  EDELINCK  (Chev.)     Portraits  of  John 

Verney  and  Bishop  Sillery.     Two  Plates.  2. 

^/.    r^%»06.  VERTUE   (G.)  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Samuel  Clarke, 

f ^  '<^"  Ignatius  Loyola,  etc.     Twenty  Portraits.  20. 

^4^4007.  VIEW  of  Cohoes  Falls,  the  Cattskill  Mountains,  Tappan  Sea, 

Bethlehem,  etc.     Four  Plates,  from  Sketches  by  Governor 

Pownal.  4, 

^^4008.  VIEW  of  the  City  Hall,  New  York  Bay,  and   Fairmount 

Water  Works.     3  Plates.  3. 

^•.     ■u^'4009.  VIEWS  of  English  and  German  Scenerv.     One  Hundred  and 

^^  Thirty.  '  130. 

7^4010.  VIEWS  in  America.     Some  fine.     Sixty.  60. 

6  4011.  VIEWS    principally   in    Canada    and    the    United    States, 

Twenty-seven.  27. 


292  EXGRAVIXGS. 

i^  40 12.  VIEWS  in  Scotland  and  Geimauy.     Sixty-two.  62. 

(^^-^^ff^AQlZ.  VIEW  of  Salem,  N.  C. ;   Bethlehem,  Pennsylvania,  and  an- 

'  other.  3. 

yy    4014.  VIRGIL.     One  Hundred  and  Four  Plates  belonging  to  Ogil- 

by's  Virgil.     Engraved  by  Hollar,  Faithorne,  and  others. 

Fine  Old  Impressions.  104. 

^4015.  VIRGIL.     Seventy-six  Plates  Illustrative  of  Virgil.  76. 

y  4016.  VISSCHER  (L.)     Portrait  of  Johau  de  Liefde,  after  Vander 

^^'  Heist.  1. 

/  /^4017.  VISSCHER  (L.)     Mythological  Plates.     Four.  4. 

>^J~?D18.  VISSCHER  and  Others.     The  Walrus,  Adam  and  Eve,  and 

six  other  Plates.  8. 

3^  4019.  VIVARES  (F.)  and  Others.     A  View  in  Hagley  Park  and 

London,  Land  Storm,  etc.     Seven  Plates.  7. 

J^C  4020.  VIVARES  (F.),  MOYREAX,  etc.     Seven  Landscapes  and 

Views.  7. 

63  4021.  VOTUM  CHRISTIANORUM,  and  Three  other  Large  Steel 

Plates.  %. 

J  0  4022.  WALKER.     Twenty-one  English  Portraits  bv  Wm.  Walker. 

21. 

yvr4023.  WALKER  (William)  and  Others.  Portrait  of  John,  Earl 
'  ofllopetoun.     Three  Plates.  3. 

J^4024.  WASHINGTON.     Fifty-five   Portraits  of  Washington,  in 

Portfolio.  55. 

JIO  4025.  WASHINGTON.      Twenty-one  Fine  Portraits,  Illustrative 

of  the  Life  of  Washington.  21. 

J(^  4026.  WASHINGTON.     Seventy-five  Portraits,  Illustrative  of  the 

Life  of  Washington,  in  a  Portfolio.  75, 

/O  4027.  WATSON  (CaroUne)  and  Others.     Ten  Plates,  assorted. 

10. 

/,y»r^028.  WATSON  (James).     Rubens  and  Famil)-.  1. 

^v5~T029.  WATSON,  JAMES,  and  Others.     Portrait  of  Sir  Robert 

Walpole,  etc.     Five  Plates.  5. 

^^4030.  WEBB  (Wra.)     Portrait  of  Lord  Willoughbj;  Portrait  of 

Neckei",  and  three  others.  5. 

y  According  to  Bromlej,  the  first-named  print  has  sold  for  three  guineas. 

■2/^p?y4031.  WEBER  (Gest  v.  Fried.)     Portrait  of  Hans  Holbein,  d.  j. 

Fine  impression.  1. 

^        4032.  WELLSTOOD  (W.)     Portrait  of  Florence  Nightingale.      1. 

^7^4033.  WEYDMANS  (H.)    and  Others.     Etching  of   a  Moimte- 

bank,  Chiruri^eou,  etc.     Nine  Engravings,  assorted.         9. 

/         4034.  WHITFIELD  ^(E.   K.),    WOOLNOTH,   and    LANGIER. 

Calandritio,  Bruno,  and  Buflralmacco  ;  Joshua  and  Jacques 

do  Lilh.>.     Three  Plates.  3. 


EXGRAVIXGS.  293 

;        4035.  AYILKIE.     The  Blind  Fiddler,  after  Wilkie.  1. 

SC   4036.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     Abel  Franyois  Poisson,  Marquis  de  Ma- 

rigny,  et  Jean  Baptiste  Masse.     Two  Line  Engravings.  2. 

4037.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     Le  Concert  de  Famille,  et  Le  Marechal  des 

Logis.     Two  Line  Engravings.  2. 

%^~4038.  .     La  Meme. 

St  4039.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     La  Cuisiniere  Hollandoise,  et  La  D6videuse 

Mere  de  G.  Douw.     Two  Line  Engravings.  2. 

I,    4040.  WILLE  (J.  G.)      Gazettiere  Hollandoise   et  La  Cuisiniere 

Hollandoise.     A  Pair  of  Line  Engravings.  2. 

?  ^"^041.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     Instruction  Paternelle. 

^       4042.  .     La  Meme.     - 

^^■^43.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     Jean  Baptiste  Masse,  et  Carolus  Wallije 

Princeps,  etc.     Two  Line  Engravings.  2. 

J7f  4044.  WILLE   (J.  G.)     Joseph    Parrocel,    Carolus   Walliae,  and 

Elizabeth  de  Gouy.  3. 

y»r4045.  \VILLE  (J.  G.)     La  Menagerie  Hollandoise. 

,  «n^4046.  .     La  Meme. 

^  J'4047.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     Louis  Phelvpeaux,  Comte  de  Sainte  Flo- 
rentin,  et  Jean  Baptiste  Masse.     Two  Liue  Engravings. 

2. 
"  4048.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     La  Liseuse,  et  La  Devideuse  Mere  de  Ge- 
rard Douw.     Two  Line  Engravings.  2. 

;  4049.  .     La  Meme.  2. 

,  4050.  WILLE.  ^Liitresse  d'Ecole,  et  Petit  Ecolier  de  Harlem.  A 
Pair  of  Line  Engravings.  2. 

J^4051.  "^T:LLE.     Maitresse  d'Ecole,  and  the  Smokers.     Two  Line 

Engravings.  2. 

^^  J'7052.  WILLE  (J.  G.)  La  Menagerie  Hollandoise,  et  Tante  de  G. 
Douw.     A  Pair  of  Line  Engravings.  2. 

,  J7?40^3.  WILLE  (J.  G.),  SHARP  (Wm.),  and  PETIT  (L.)  Mort  de 
Cleopatre,  Circe,  and  the  Three  Graces  (Proof).  3. 

»  4054.  WILLE  (J.  G.)  La  Mort  de  Marc  Antoine,  et  Agar  pre- 
sentee a  Abraham  par  Sara.  A  Pair  of  Line  Engravings. 
Fine  Impressions.  2. 

,^'^l055.  WILLE  (J.  G.)  Mort  de  la  Cleopatre ;  et  CHEVELLET,  La 
Bonne  Mere  sans  Souci.     Two  Line  Engravings.  2. 

~~<'C^05Q.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     Musiciens  Ambulans,  et  Les  Offres  Reci- 
*  proques.     A  Pair  of  Line  Engravings.  2. 

J"?  405  7.  .     La  Meme.  2. 

4058.  WnXE  (J.  G.)     Musiciens  Ambulans,   et  Le  Concert   de 
Famille.     A  Pair  of  Line  Engravings.  2. 


204  EXG  RAVINGS. 

/,ro  4059.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     Petite  Ecoliere,  et  Le  Petit  Pliysicien.      A 
Pair  of  Line  Engravings.  2. 

„      H    40C0.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     La  Petit  Physicieu,  et  La  Menagere  Hol- 
lancloise.     A  Pair  of  Line  Engravings.  2. 

O  ^tfiOGl.  WILLE   (J.  G.)     Le  Petit  Physicien,  and  Two   Portraits. 
Three  Plates.  3. 

^,V/4062.  WILLE    (J.  G.)     Maurice   de   Saxe,  et   Ludovicus  Victor. 
^  Two  Plates.  2. 

>,  4063.  WILLE  (J.  G.)     Repos  de  la  Vierge,  et  L'Observateur  dis- 
trait.    A  Pair  of  Line  Engravings.  2. 
WILLE  (J.  G.)   and  RLVTIRA  (G.)     Sapeur   des   Gardes 
Suissas,  and  two  other  Plates.                                                 2. 
j^,  7^706 5.  WILLE    et    SADELER.     Louis  Phelypeaux,    et   Matthise 
Caesar  Augusta.     Two  Plates.                                              2. 
AJ7?4066.  WILLE  (J.  G.),  SCHMDT,  and  Others.     Portrait  of  J.  M. 
Preisler,  Antoine  Pesne,  etc.     Seven  Plates.  V. 
efZ?  4067.  WILLE  (J.  G.)  and  Others.     Ten  Portraits,  assorted.       10. 
/yXir068.  (WILLE)    P.   A.     Les  Soins  Maternels,  et  Le  Concert  de 
'                     Famille.     Two  Line  Engravings.                                          2. 
SI,  'SD  4069.  WILLE  (P.  A.)  Les  Soins  Maternels,  et  Les  Delices  Maternels. 
A  Pair.                                                                                     2. 
J^VtTIOTO.  WILLE  (P.  A.  and  J.  G.)      Le  Marechal  des  Logis,  et  La 
Mort  de  Marc  Antoine.     Two  Line  Engravings.                2. 
J~^        4071.  WOLFE.     The  Death  of  General  Wolfe  at  Quebec.     Mezzo- 
tint Engraving.  1. 
/^4072.  WOOD    ENGRAVINGS;    Illustrating  Virgil;   printed  in 
1520  or  1522,  and  other  old  Wood  Cuts  of  that  period. 
One  hundred  and  thirty-eight.                                            138. 
/.          4073.  WOOD  CUTS.     A  Collection. 

4074.  WOOD  ENGRAVINGS.    A  Parcel. 
O  ^J~?075.  WOOLLETT  (Win.)     The  Apple  Gatherers,  and  Phaeton. 
Two  Plates.  '2. 

A  :?.r^76.  WOOLLETT  (Wm.)     Boys  at  Play;  also,  Pius  XIL,  and 
Cecilia.     Three  Plates.  3. 

3, 6V  4077.  WOOLLETT   (Wm.)     Cicero  at    his  Villa,  and  Dido  and 
^Eneas.     Two  Plates.  2. 

^,^tr4078.  WOOLLETT  (Wm.)     The  Fishery,   Rural  Cot,  and  Land- 
scape.    Three  Plates.  3. 
3,         4079.  WOOLLETT  (Wm.)     The    Merry  Villagers;   and  Roman 
Edifices  in  Ruins.     Two  Plates.                     j                        2. 
aT^OSO.  WOOLLETT  (Wm.)     Niobe  ;  The  Fishery,  and  Landscape. 
Three  Plates.                                                "  3. 
2,lS~~l^^\.  WOOLLETT  (Wm.)     Shooting.     A  Set   of  Three  Plates, 
after  Paintings  by  Geo.  Stubbs.                                              3. 


zr/^ 


DRAWINGS.  295 

^        4082.  WOOLLETT  (\Ym.)     Shooting ;  a  Pair,  after  Stubbs.         2. 
^'  J^4083,  WOOLLETT  (Wm.)    The  Spanish  Pointer  ;  Landscape,  after 
Caracci ;  and  Waller's  Seat.     Three  Plates.  3. 

/^  SH  4084.  WOOLLETT    (Wm.)     View   of  Carlton  House   and   Hall- 
Barn,  Beaconsfield.     Two  Plates.  2. 
-,     4085.  WOOLLETT    (AVm.)    and   FITTLER    (James).     Summer; 
Autumn ;    Diana    and   Acteon ;     and    Landscape.     Four 
Plates.  4. 
„  4086.  WOOLLETT  (W.)  and  SCHIAYONETTI  (X.)    Portraits  of 
George  III.  and  Sir  Joseph  Banks.                                      2. 
\,^0  4087.  WOOLLETT  W.  and  WILLE  (J.  G.)     Portraits  of  George 
m.  and  Frederick  IL                                                           ^2. 
VJ'1088.  W0RTHINGT0:N'  and  Others.     Portrait  of  John  Dalton, 
'               _         and  four  others.  5. 
:2«r4089.  WRIGHT  (Thos.)  and  Others.    Portrait  of  a  Lady  (Proo/), 
The  Enthusiast,  etc.     Fourteen  Plates.                              14. 


WATER  COLOUR  AND  PENCIL  DRAWINGS. 

FLOWER  PIECE.     By  Leigh.    10  by  8  inches.  1. 

PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY.     lOi  by  8  inches.  1. 

LADY    WITH    SQLnRREL.    B'y  C.  F.   Bulkley.  8^  by 

7  inches.  1. 

DOG  WITH  LANDSCAPE.     W.  Gunton.  1- 

LADY  READING  "  THE  PINK  DOiHNO."     C.  Forster. 

THE  BRIDE.     C.  F.  Bulkley.  1. 

CHILDREN  WITH  FLOWERS.     6  by  7^  inches.  1. 

FLOWER  PIECE.     9i  by  8  inches.  1. 

LADY.     10  by  81  inches.  1. 

y,  Jl?4099.  DOG  WITH  '  PHEASANT.     By  W.    Gunton.    8i  by   8i 

inches.  1. 
j;       4100.  CHINESE  VASES.     7f  by  7  inches. 

^        4101.  LADY  AT  HER  TOILET.     IQi  by  8i  inches.  1. 

^      4102.  HORSES.     B.  Fenning.     6  by  6f  inches.  1. 

y  J^4103.  NEW  HOLLAND  PARROT.     9  by  7i  inches.  1. 

,/  ,,  4104.  FLOWER  PIECE.     J.  Leigh.     6J  by  5J  inches.  1. 


■1- 

4090. 
4091. 

4092. 

>, 

4093. 

0, 

4094. 

r7.r^in95. 

",^^^4096. 

r. 

4097. 

1. 

4098. 

296  DRAWINGS.  ' 

S.SO  4105.  PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY.     8i  by  6f  inches.  1. 

^.-r/?  4106.  PEACOCK.     R.  Dodson.     9f  by  8  inches.  1. 

4t,J"^4107.  COAST  SCENE.     3i  by  5  inches.  1. 

/A        4108.  LADY  WITH  CLT^"     10  by  8  inches.  1. 

^.J^  41 09.  SWISS  GIRL.     N.Hill.     41  by  3i  inches.  1. 

.To  ^>41 10.  PEACOCK.     By  J.  Leigh.   "6f'by"6f  inches.  1. 

/3»      4111.  LADY  AND  CAVALIER.  C.  F.  Bulkley.  10  by  7*  inches.  1. 

<*-,J~<i?4 11 2.  FRUIT  PIECE.     4f  by  6  inches.                             "  l. 

6  .S-C^\\2,.  FLOWER  PIECE.     J.  Leigh.     lOi  by  Sf  inches.  1. 

3,SD  4114.  FLOWER  PIECE.  J.  Leigh.  8i  by  6f  inches.  1. 
S-*        4115.  CATTLE  IN  REPOSE.     W.  Gunton.     6f  by  Of  inches.   1. 

<^,t;2' 4116.  CHILDREN    WITH    GOAT.      B.    Baldwin.      9i  by   7f 

inches.  1, 

j;      4117.  FLOWER  PIECE.     lOi  by  81  inches.  l! 

^,       4118.  MONKS  OF  ST.  BERNARD.     9 J  by  7a  inches.  1. 

^,       41 1 9.  BIRD  AND  FLOWERS.     Thos.  LeAvin.    8f  by  7^  inches.  1 . 

St       4120.  CHILDREN     AT     PLAY.      C.   F.    Bulkley.      6|  by    81 

inches.  1, 

J,  4121.  MOSS  ROSE.  J.  Leigh.  81  by  7  inches.  1. 
/?.J^4122.  GREYPIOUND  AND^HARE.  W.  Gunton.  7i  by  7  inches.  1. 

/,iJ^123.  PARROT.     10  by  7 f  inches.  1. 

3 ,       4124.  HEAD  OF  A  LADY.     5f  by  41  inches.  1. 

/.SD  4125.  FLOWER  PIECE.     J.  Leigh,    'sf  by  7  inches.  I. 

^,       4126.  PHEASANTS.     B.  Fenuing.     8  by  7^  inches.  1. 

fO,      4127.  LANDSCAPE    W^TH    FOX.     W.    Gunton.      81  by   6^ 

inches.  1^ 

/?r4128.  BLUE  BIRDS.     6 f  by  51  inches.  1. 

'.     "4129.  PEACH.     91  by  7 J  inches.  1. 

3.S~0  4130.  HOUND.     B.  Penning.     7  by  6f  inches.  1. 

6,        4131.  FRUIT    PIECE.    PEACHES,    PLUMS,   etc.     b\  by  71 

inches.                                                                              '  j, 

/<5>,.r<?41 32.  FEMALE  HEAD.     8i  by  7  inches.  1. 

/,        4133.  SWALLOW  WAILLEN.     71  by  6  inches.  1. 

AT<ni34.  LADY     WITH     CHILDREN*  AND     DOG.      7i  by    6 

'                     inches.  \^ 

i,       >.  4135.  NEW    HOLLAND     BIRD    AND     FLOWERS.  Thos. 

Lewin.     8f  by  7  inches.  ]. 

S,        4136.  HEAD  OF  A  LADY.     8f  by  1\  inches.  1. 

J*,        4137.  SHELLS,  BOOK,  etc.     41  by  61  inches.  1. 

2,       4138.  FLOWER  PIECE.     6 a  by  6 i  inches.  ]. 

4139.  GOOSEBERRIES.     11  by  8f  inches.  1. 


DRAWINGS. 


297 


/^^S7f  4140.  FEMALE  HEAD.     9f  by  n\  inches.  1. 

5>,        4141.  STAG.     W.  Gunton.     8  by  6f  inches.  1. 

r.       4142.  JOHN  ANDERSON"  MY  JO.     7  by  7  inches.  1. 

f,       4143.  RUSTIC  LASS.     8i  by  7  inches.  1. 

^,SZj  4144.  HEAD  OF  A  YOUNG  GIRL.     9^  by  7f  inches.  l. 

^^?J^145.  EFFIE  DEANS.     J.Smith.     7]- by  6^- inches.  1. 

',    "  4146.  CATHERINE  SEYTON.     8i  by  7  inches.  1. 

S~^      4147.  LADY  READING.     9  by  7i" inches.  1. 

/jT>4148.  FLOWERS  AND  BIRD'S  NEST.     8  by  7^  inches.  1. 

^,      4149.  LANDSCAPE   WITH    STAG.      W.    Gunton.     7f   by  6^ 

inches.  l" 

/,       4150.  LADY  WITH  HEAD-DRESS.     1\  by  6f  inches.  1.' 

/aJ7>4151.  FOX  ANDHARE.     W.  Gunton.    "si  by  6J  inches.  1. 

e5^  4152.  RUSTIC  LASS.  ^  by  Of  inches.  "  1. 
5^^94153.  BLENHEIM     SPANIELS    AND    BIRDS.      B.   Feuning. 

6f  by  7  inches.  1. 

i7J^4l 54.  HERON  AND  DOG.     W.  Gunton.     7f  by  6f  inches.  1. 

^,.,^^155.  GIRL  T\aTH  FLOWERS.     J.Smith.     7f  by  of  inches.  1. 

5?,  J15>  4156.  LADY  WITH  LYRE.     8^  by  7  inches.  1. 

2.      4157.  GREEK  LOVERS,     n  by  8  inches.  1. 

y,     4158.  VASE  WITH  FLOWERS.     J.Leigh.     10  by  8i  inches.  1, 

^r:Tf^l59.  ITALIAN  LADY.     9i  by  7^  inches.  1. 

^Jl?  41 60.  SEA  PIECE.     5f  by  7 f  inches.  1. 

U      4161.  PARTRIDGES.     W.  Gunton.     81  by  7  inches.  1. 

•.»r.<' 4162.  DOG     AND     PARTRIDGE.      W.    Gunton.      8i    by  71 

inches.  1 

^  4163.  PAIR  OF  PHEASANTS.  W.  Gunton.  8  by  6i  inches,  l! 
^X^?  4164.  FLOWER  PIECE.     J.Leigh.     8  by  6i  inches.  "  1. 

/,      4165.  HEAD  OF  A  YOUNG  LADY.     9i  by  7}  inches.  1. 

r.«r^4166.  MOTHER  AND  CHILD.     11  by  9  inches.  1* 

,  ^J^167.  POPPY.     J.Leigh.     8  by  6f  inches.  1. 

//ITes.  FRONTISPIECE,    WITH     FLOWERS    AND    BIRDS, 
AND  COVER.  1. 

4169.  FLOWER  PIECE.     J.  Leigh.     8i  by  8  inches.  1. 

4170.  FLOWER  PIECE.     J.  Leigh.     8i  by  7i  inches.  1. 

4171.  PINK,  MOSS-ROSE,  AND   ROSE.     By  J.   Holland,  and 

others.     Three  Pieces.  3. 

^tTim.  MOSS-ROSE.  By  J.  Holland ;  and  ROSE  and  SWEET  PEA. 
.    4173.  WHITE  ROSE,  AND  PRIMROSE.    A  Pair.  2. 

oc  4174.  ROSE.    By  J.  Leigh.     BOUQUET  OF  FLOWERS,  Avith 

Dahlia,  Cactus,  etc.     A  Pair.  2. 

38 


'/ 


298  DRAWINGS. 

^^        4175.  ROSES.     A  Pair.  2. 
/Jl?   41 7G.  TULIP.     By  Holland ;  and  STRAMONIUM.     A  Pair.  2. 
„      „     4177.  MORNING  GLORY,  AND  BALSAM.    A  Pair.  2. 
„     »     4178.  CAMELLIA  AND  CROCUS.     A  Pair.  2. 
Q,^(,    4179.  GROUP  OF   FLOWERS.     By  Holland;  and  another.  A 
Pair.  2. 
;    4180.  ROSE.     By  J.  Leio;h.     gi  by  6f  inches.  1. 
,,       „    4181.  GROUP  OF  FLOWERS.    By  J.  Lei^h;  and  MIGNON- 
ETTE.    A  Pair.  2. 

Z^S^^^«r7^^^82.  GROUP   OF   FLOWERS    AND   MOSS-ROSE.     A  Pair. 
'\  By  J.  Leigh.  2. 

h  2 «r^83.  CONVOLVULUS.     By  J.  Leic^h.     8^  by  7  inches.     CRO- 
CUS, HONEYSUCKLE.     A  Pair."     '  2. 
o      •'  4184.  GERANIUMS  AND  CARNATION.    A  Pair.                    2. 
,,       ..  4185.  PAIR   OF  FLOWER  PIECES.     By  J.  Leigh.                  2. 
.,       „  4186.  LARKSPUR  AND  CROCUS.     A  Pair.                               2. 
,,      ,   4187.  SWEET-BRIER,  JESS A]\nNE,  and  another.     A  Pair.      2. 
'.      .    4188.  HYACINTH,  ROSE,  AND  LILY.     Three  Pieces.              3. 
/.  ^n?  4189.  GERANIUM,  FUCHSIA,  AND  ROSES.     Three  Pieces.  3. 
^    4190.  ROSE  PINKS,  etc.     A  Pair.                                                    2. 
/,^JTT91.  BUNCH    OF    ROSES,    CROCUS,    LILAC,   etc.     Three 
Pieces.                                                                                              ;^. 

/,^^^)4193.  NAPOLEONA     IMPERIALIS,    ROSES,    GERANIUM, 

etc.     Three  Pieces.  3. 

J.  ^^^193.  FLOWERS.     By  T.  Holland.  1. 

'.  /^  4194.  GROUP  OF  FLOWERS.  By  J.  Leigh.  8f  by  7  inches.  1. 
.,  ,.  4195.  GROUP  OF  FLOWERS.  By  J.  Leigh.  8 J  by  7  inches.  1. 
.,      u  4196.  FLTCHSIA.     By  J.  Leigh.     8i  by  7  inches.  1. 

2  ,?.rTl97.  GROUP  OF  FLOWERS.     By  J.  Leigh  ;  and  another.      2- 
A»r^  4198.  ROSE.     By  J.  Leigh;  and  one  other— a  FUCHSIA.  2. 

,,      „    4199.  BLUE    HYACINTH.     By   J.    Leigh;    and    GROUP   OF 
FLOWERS.  ^  2. 

GROUP  OF  FLOWERS.     By  J.  Leigh  ;  and  another.      2. 
FLOWERS.     By  J.  Leigh  ;  and  CONVOLVULUS.  2. 

FRONTISPIECE  AND  COVER  TO  BOOK  OF  FLOW- 
ERS.    By  J.  Leigh;  and  another.  2. 

^2^203.  DRAWINGS,  assorted.  17. 

/,'2.J^204.  WATER  COLOUR  DRAWINGS,  assorted.  6. 

fZA20o.  COLOURED  DRAWINGS.  20. 

^^200.  PENCIL  DRAWINGS.     Coloured,  in  a  Vellum  Portfolio. 
Fifteen.  15. 


?■ 


OIL   PAIXTINGS.  299 

/94207.  PEXCIL  DRAWINGS.  Some  Coloured.  40. 

^^/-4208.  PENCIL  DRAWINGS.  4to,  stitched.  19. 

^    /'^4209.  PENCIL  DRAWINGS.  Coloured.  20. 

.  /7;  4210.  PENCIL  DRAWINGS.  Coloured,  in  Portfolio.  25. 

J2J42Tr.  PENCIL  DRAWINGS.  Landscape,  etc.  Fine.  25. 
jjj^^/-i212.  PORTFOLIO. 


^     /  OIL  PAIXTINGS  AND  FRAMED  EiXGRAVINGS. 

g,     4213.  BURNS  AND  IIIS  HIGHLAND  MARY.     Oil  Painting, 

'  by  Kidd.     In  Gilt  Frame.  1. 

S,     4214.  CHILDREN  WITH  DOG.     Oil  Painting,  on  Panel.  1. 

/^,      4215.  CRUCIFIXION.     Oil  Painting,  on  Copper,  in  Gilt  Frame. 

-Z,.n?4215.*MARY  MAGDALENE.     On  Canvas,  in  Gilt  Frame.  1. 

1,,     4216.  DUTCH    GARDEN    SCENE,   WITH    CONCERT.     Al 

Fresco.     Large  Oil  Painting,  in  Gilt  Frame,  1749.  1. 

2,,      4217.  FLOWER  PIECE,  on  Panel,^in  Gilt  Frame.  1. 

^y^  4218.  LADIES   WITH  BIRD-CAGE.     Painting    on    Canvas,  in 

Gilt  Frame.  1. 

yr^  4219.  LANDSCAPE,  in  Gilt  Frame.  1. 

^^  4220.  PAIR  OF  PORTRAITS  OF  THE  TIME  OF  CHARLES 

n.,  in  Gilt  Frames.  »  2. 

^-/^«4221.  PAIR   OF   FLOWER   PIECES,  in  Gilt  Frames.  2. 

\.       4222.  PAIR   OF   LANDSCAPES,  in  Gilt  Frames.  2. 

4223.  PORTRAIT  OF  MRS.  A.  E.  EVANS,  Painted  by  T.  P. 

Rossiter,  of  New  Haven;  on  Panel,  in  Black  Frame.       1. 

fO,      4224.  PORTRAIT  OF  REMBRANDT,  on  Panel,  in  Gilt  Frame. 

Very  fine.  1, 

6,       4225.  PORTRAIT  OF  DR.  SMOLLETT,  on  Panel.     Gilt  Frame. 

V-,       4226.  PORTRAITS  OF  PETER  AND  JOHN  DE  WITT.     A 

Pair  of  Dutch  Portraits,  in  Antique  Carved  Frames.         2. 

S".        4227.  PORTRAIT  OF  MOSES  HOUGHTON,  Miniature  Painter, 

London.     Gilt  Frame,  Glazed.  1. 

'Z^       4228.  PORTRAIT  OF  A  CARDINAL.     Oil  Painting,  on  Panel, 

in  Antique  Carved  and  Gilt  Frame,  Glazed.  1. 

4229.  REMBRANDT.     Portrait  of  Rembrandt,  in  Black  Frame, 

Glazed.  1. 

^,      4230.  ST.  MARGUERITE.     Line  Engraving,  Framed  and  Glazed. 

^0,     4231.  SCENE  IN  HOLLAND,  WITH  POST-OFFICE,  in  Carved 

and  Gilt  Antique  Frame  ;  from  Mr.  Paff 's  Collection.  1 . 


<>. 


coos   AND    MEDALS. 


/.. 


x^ 


(^4232. 

,/^233. 

'•  4234. 

"  4235. 

/X-4236. 

/2_^4237. 

^4238. 

-t^239. 


^  ^  :d^i-4240. 

<^4241. 

^.""4242. 

X"4243. 

^74244. 

J/J)  .!^.X4245. 

'     lO  4246. 

J'J~4247. 

J  ^248. 
<5^"4249. 

■i-i  4250. 

^7'/t^>/r251. 

/2J^4252. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

ENGLISH  HALFPENNY  TOKENS. 
ENGLISH  HALFPENNY  TOKENS. 
ENGLISH  HALFPENNY  TOKENS. 
ENGLISH  HALFPENNY  TOKENS. 
ENGLISH  HALFPENNY  TOKENS. 
ENGLISH  HALFPENNY  TOKENS. 
MISCELLANEOITS  COPPER  COINS. 
MISCELLANEOUS  COPPER  COINS. 

mSCELLANEOUS  COPPER  COINS. 

MISCELLANEOUS  COPPER  COINS. 

MISCELLANEOUS  COPPER  COINS. 

MISCELLANEOUS  COPPER  COINS. 


Uncirculated. 
Uncirculated. 

Penny  size. 

Same  size 


50. 
50. 
50. 
50. 
50. 
20. 
50. 
Fine- 
44. 
Halfpenny  size. 

100. 

Halfpenny  size. 

133. 
Farthing  size. 

150. 
Farthing  size. 

150. 

12. 
12. 

4. 
Six 

6. 


MEDALLETS.     No  duplicates.     All  fine. 

MEDALLETS.     Some  very  fine. 

MEDALS  (Admiral  Vernon,  etc.)    Size  23. 

A  LOT  OF  LARGER  MEDALS.     Curious  and  Old. 

Pieces. 
A  LOT,  in  Fine  Order,  containing  Proof  of  "  Lafayette  as 

Deputy,"  etc.     Ten  Pieces,  average  size.  20. 

RELIGIOUS    MEDALS    AND    IMEDALLETS.      Square, 

Oval,  and  Round.     Large  and  Small.     A  Rare  Lot.     14 

Pieces.  14. 

FOUR  MEDALS.     2  Oblong  and  2  Round.  4. 

MEDALS  IN  TIN,  in  fine  preservation.     Size  28.  fo 

FINE   MEDAL   OF  HAYDN.     His  Bust.     Rev.— Natus, 

etc.     Bronze.     Size  25.  1. 


COINS  AND  MEDALS.  301 

^,3-^4253.  FINE  MEDAL  OF  MARTIN  FOLKES.     Size  23.  1. 

„     4254.  MEDAL  STRUCK  ON  THE  CONQUEST  OF  EGYPT. 

.  Size  22.  1. 

,j^^^255.  A  LOT  OF  FRENCH  IMEDALLETS   IN   THE   STYLE 
OF  THE  ANTIQLT:.     Very  beautiful.     Six  Pieces.      6. 
//J^2o6.  A    COLLECTION   OF    MEDALS   AND    MEDALLETS 
'  RELATING   TO  NAPOLEON.     Some  very  rare  ones. 

All  in  fine  order.     15  Pieces.  15. 

/  /t  4257.  A  IMEDAL  STRUCK  IN  HONOUR  OF  JAjMES  MOR- 
RISON.    Till  proof.     Size  40.  1. 
/o  4258.  ELECTROTYPES     OF     VARIOUS    MEDALS.      Eight 
Pieces.                                                                                      8. 
t,S~V  4259.  FAC-SBIILE  OF  A  2HEDAL  Given  by  Congress  to  WH- 
•  Hams,  VanTTart,  and  Paulding,  for  the  Capture  of  Major 
Andre.     Electrotype  in  Silver.  1. 
,£^0   4260.  PROOF    :^1EDAL 'OF   THE    "REPUBLIQUE    FRAN- 
9AISE,"  with  fine  head  of  Liberty.     Struck  24th  Februa- 
ry, 1848.       In  Case.     Size  34.                                                1. 
2^  4261.  A  LOT   OF   CASTS    AND   TRIAL  PIECES  IN  TIN. 
36  Pieces.                                                                                  36. 
'.S'O  4262.  A    PICTLTIE    MEDAL.      "Record    of    British    Military 
Valour,"  -with  bust  of  Arthur  Duke  of  Wellington,     Size 
42.                                                                                '                 1. 

J"^4263.  A  LOT  OF  JAPANESE   :MEDALS  AND   COINS.       7 

.  Pieces.  7, 

oi   4264.  A  REPRESENTATION  OF  THE  LAST  SUPPER,  done 

at  Berlin,  in  Iron.     Curious  and  rare.  1. 


.       y  AMERICxVN. 

3  4265.  36  SHINPLASTERS.     Many  uncirculated.  36. 

■'  4266.  31  STORE  CARDS.     Some  rare.  36. 

y^4267.  AJVI  I  NOT  A  MAN  AND  A  BROTHER  ?    Uncirculated. 

2  Pieces.  2. 

2X4268.  TALBOT,  ALLmi,  and  LEE,  1794.     Good.     3  Pieces.     3. 
'./^ 4269.  KENTUCKY  CENTS.     Lettered  edge.     Fine.  2. 

^«t^=^270.  GOD   PRESERVE   LONDON.     Very  fine,  rare.  1.--   2  Z -S' 

^,/l- 4271.  FRANIvLIN   PRESS.     Good,  rare.  1. 

,^^4272.  U.   S.   A.    BAR   CENT.     Original.     Very  fine  and  rare.   1. 
^J^  4273.  CHALMERS'   ANNAPOLIS  SHILLING.     Very  fine  and 

rare. 


S{)'2  COINS  AND  MEDALS. 

//,^^  4274.  LORD     BALTIMORE     SIXPENCE.     Pierced,  but  very 

good  ;  rare.  1 . 

/J7?4275.  M^VSSACHUSETTS  PINE   TREE   SHILLINGS.      Rar^ 

5  Pieces.  5. 

/^^42V6.  MASSACHUSETTS  PINE  TREE  SIXPENCE.   Pierced. 

„'   „   4277.  MASSACHUSETTS  PINE  TREE  THREEPENCE.     One 

Pierced.  3. 

V     '^  4278.  MASSACHUSETTS   PINE  TREE  TWOPENCE.  1. 

/^4279.  SIX  FRANKLIN   CENTS.  6. 

'/ir42S0.  GEORGIUS   TRIUMPHO.     Poor.  1. 

/^^  4281.  LOUISIANA   CENT,  1722.     Poor.  1. 

/^  4282.  NEW  JERSEY  CENTS.  6. 

J~4283.  TWO   CONNECTICUT  CENTS.  2. 

.   4284.  THREE  MASSACHUSETTS   CENTS.  3. 

^,J"<^  4285.  MASSACHUSETTS   HALF   CENT,  1787.     Very  fine.     1. 

/'^286.  TWO   VERMONTENSIUM.  2. 

^<?  4287.  THREE   VHiGINIA  HALFPENNIES.  3. 

/.5~l288.  FIVE    NOVA   CONSTELLATIO'S.     Various.  5. 

.$"4289.  MISCELLANEOUS.     9  Pieces.  9. 


.^.^<^  4290.  DOLLAR,  1799.     Five  Stars  facing.     Good,  rare.  1. 

/<9,/7<'  4291.  DOLLAR,  1836.     Beautiful  Proof.  1. 

/<P,J^  4292.  HALF  DOLLAR,  1838.     Flying  Eagle.     Proof.  1. 

/,7°c/4i93.  HALF  DIME,  1800.     Fine.  1. 

/^J~4294.  ROSA  AMERICANA.  Halfpenny  and  Farthing.  Good. 
2  Pieces.  2. 

/J^  4295.  ERIE   CANAL   MEDAL,  in  Box.     Tin.     Proof.  1. 

/_^  ao  4296.  MEDAL  Struck  in  honour  of  Commodore  S.  Decatur  and 
Capt.  S.  Lawrence,  with  their  busts.  Tin.  Very  rare. 
Size  22.  '         1. 

63  4297.  CRYSTAL  PALACE  MEDAL.    "  First  Pillar  erected,"  etc. 
Proof  in  box.     Tin.     Size  30.  1. 

/O.  un?4298.  KITTANNING  Destroyed  by  Colonel  Armstrong.  Original. 
Splendid  Proof  in  Silver.     Extremely  rare.  1. 

'<;^  4299.  NEW  HAVEN  MEDAL,  in  Silver.     Original.     Fine  Proof. 
Nearly  or  quite  unique  in  this  Metal.     Size  38.  1. 

^SToo  4n00.  "COLUMBIAN  ORDER,  Instituted  1789."  A  Rattle- 
snake coiled,  giving  the  warning  rattle  ;  "  Beware,"  above. 
Reverse — *'  Where  Liberty  dwells,  there  is  my  Country." 
Columbus  joining  hands  with  an  Indian,  in  token  of  frieud- 
shi|>>  A  ship  in  the  distance.  In  the  exergue,  "Oct.  12, 
1792."  Struck  in  Silver.  This  Medal  is  second  in  interest 
and  beauty  to  no  other  in  the  American  series,  and  is,  un- 
doubtedly, unique.     Size  28. 


9-' 


COINS   AND    MEDALS.  303 

f^J^  4301.  CENT,  1793.     Wreath.     Good.  1. 

SVJkZ02.  CENT,  1793.     "Ameri."     Good.  1. 

^^  4^03.  CENT,  1774.     Good.  1. 

-^^  4304.  CENT,  1797.     Uncirculated.  1. 

'j><?  4305.  CENTS.     Various  dates.     Many  uncirculated.  43. 

^  y/4306.  HALF   CENT,  1793.     Very  fine.  1. 

^'■jr?;  4307.  HALF   CENT,  1797.    In  good  order.  1. 

^"^4308.  HALF   CENTS.     Various  dates.     Many  uncirculated.  38. 
2  J^4309.  WASHINGTON   TOKENS.     Double  head.     Unity  States, 

etc.     No  duplicates.  5. 


/V/4310.  "LIBERTY   AND   SECURITY."     Small,  good, 
j/^tf  4311.  "LIBERTY   AND   SECURITY."     Large,  uncirculated. 
'^J^312.  "LIBERTY   AND   SECURITY."    Large,  poor. 
I,  ^^  4313.  "WYON   MEDAL."     Poor. 
,^' 2^^314.  "GRATE   CENT."     Uncirculated. 
^j-^  4315.  LARGE   EAGLE   CENT,  1791.     Fine. 
^j^^?AC.    FUNERAL   MEDAL,  in  Silver.     Fine. 
^'^^  4317.  SANSOM   MEDAL.     Silver.     Original.     Size  28. 
/^^  4318.  MANLY   MEDAL.     Uncirculated. 
^'     .4319.  WEST  WOOD   IVIED  AL.     Bronze.     Fine. 


C<5t.^-^X-«. 


BRONZE  MEDALS. 


/,  Z-^^20.  CHARLES  I.  Obv.— Bust  of  the  King.  D.  G.  M.  B.  F.  et  H. 
Rex,  etc.  Rev. — A  Hand  issuing  from  a  Cloud,  holding  a 
Crown  over  a  quiet  Scene.  Flocks  reposing  in  the  fore- 
ground.    Fine  and  rare.     Size  30.  1. 

,  ca  4321.  WALTER  SCOTT.  His  Bust,  1824,  by  "  Wyon."  Rev.— 
"Truth  severe  in  fairy  fiction  dressed."  Extremely  fine. 
Size  32.  1. 

,  JD  4322.  ROBERT  BURNS.  Published  by  S.  Woolfield.  Two 
_  Medals.     Silver  and  Tin.     Size  30.  2. 

4323.  MARTIN  FOLKES.  Fine  Medal,  pnbHshed  by  the  Socie- 
tas  Regalis,  Londini  Sodales,  MDCCXL.,  by  Dassier. 
Size  32.  1. 

ST?  4324.  JOHANN  CAMPBELL,  Duke  of  Argyle  and  Greenwich. 
A  distinguished  Military  Character  in  the  time  of  George 
I.     A  very  beautiful  Medal.     Size  32.  1. 


r 


304  COINS  AXD  MEDALS. 

^SO  4325.  ARTHUR  DUKE  OF  WELLINGTON".  A  splendid  Proof 
Medal,  by  "  Mudie."     Size  32.  1. 

/  S^O  4326.  PHILLIPPUS   STANHOPE,   Earl   of  Chesterfield.      Fiqe 
Medal,  by  "  Dassier."     Size  32.  1. 

^,^<^4327.  NAPOLEON  BONAPARTE.  Rev.— "Retablissement  Du 
Culte."  Very  fine  work,  and  in  Proof  Condition,  by 
"Andrien,"     Size  32.  1. 

„      /.     4328.  NAPOLEON.    "Erap.  etRoi."    Rev.— "  Entree  a  Moscow." 
__  A  View  of  the  City.     Very  fine.     Size  25.  1. 

^,^^   4329.  NAPOLEON  FRANgOIS  JOSEPH  CHARLES,  Roi  du 

Rome,  by  "  Andrieu."     Size  25.  1. 

FRENCH,  RUSSIAN,  AND  AUSTRIAN  MEDALS.  3 

Pieces.     All  fine.     Size  34.  3. 

CHARLES  nil.  of  SPAIN,  AND  GERMAN  MEDALS.    4 

Pieces.     All  fine.     Size  30.  4. 

GEORGE  CANNING  AND  LORD  NELSON.     2  Pieces, 

Size  32.  2. 

MISCELLANEOUS   MEDALS.     4  Pieces.  4. 

FREDERICUS  BORUSSORUM— Rex  Invictus  (Frederick 

the  Great).     A  splendid  Medal.     Size  40.  1. 

ALEXANDER  V.  HUMBOLDT.  A  very  beautiful  and 
rare  Medal,  by  Looz.     Size  36.  ]. 

WILLIAM  ROSCOE.     Very  fine.     Size  28.  1. 

ROBERT  BURNS.  The  Centenary  of  his  Birth.  Fine 
Proof.     Size  25.  1. 

,,  .,  4338.  LARGE  CASTING,  without  Reverse.  A  Sylvan  Scene. 
Size  8  inches.  1. 

,,  ..  4339.  EMPEROR  NAPOLEON.  A  Shell-plated  bust.  Size  6 
inches.  1, 

^"4340.  TWO   HALFPENNIES.  2. 

o  5'     .^^341.  S3IALL   ROMAN   COINS.     10  Pieces.  10. 

/Jl?4342.  A  CASE  Containing  Seven  Medals,  to  wit:    "Washington 

before  Boston  ;"  "  George  Washington,"  by  Vivier ;  Two 

of  "  B.  Franklin ;"  Two  of  the  Battle  of  Cowpens,  and 

One  of  John  Paul  Jones.     All  perfect.  7. 

//.<!o  4343.  "CORNWALLIS     RESIGNING      HIS      SWORD     TO 

WASHINGTON."     A  Basso-Relievo,  4  by  5  inches,  in 

Bronze.    Very  interesting  and  beaiitiful.     Believed  to  be 

Unique.  1 . 

(:i^<5  4344.  WASHINGTON,  by  Eccleston.  A  Cast.  Very  curious  and 
rare.     Size  60.  1. 

^n^tf  4345.  BEN  J. -FRANKLIN.  Rev.— Plain.  A  Cast.  Curious  and 
rare.     Size  60.  1. 


/,ai> 

4330. 

Sio 

4331. 

/,oa 

4332. 

Cn^ 

4333. 

^.Oc^ 

4334. 

4-,SZ>  4335. 

//^ 

4336. 

/.SD 

4337. 

COINS  AND  MEDALS.  305 

^Z.eo  434G.  GOUVERNEUR  KEMBLE.  A  Medal  made  in  1857  for 
I\L\  Allan,  and  extremely  rare.     About  size  60.  1. 

J,  ,  0  4347.  HENRY  CLAY,  by  Wright.  Rev.— One  hand  resting  on  the 
Constitution,  etc.     Fine  proof,  in  case.  1^ 

/,^^  4348.  WASHINGTON  ALLSTON,  JOHN  TRUMBULL,  AND 
GILBERT  STUART.  Art  Union  Medals.  All  very 
fine.  3. 

/JT^^  4349.  DE  WITT  CLINTON,  Mayor.  Rev.— New  York  City  Hall, 
by  Furst.  In  Tin.  Uncirculated,  and  excessively  rare. 
Size  22.  '        1, 

S:6o  4350.  WILLIAJVI     HENRY    HARRISON.     Rev.— Bunker   Hill 

Monument,  by  Mitchell.     Bronze.     Original.  1. 

C  4351.  SEVEN    OF    SAGE'S    SERIES,   etc.,   and    tAvo   Atlantic 

Telegraph  Medallets.     All  very  fine.     9  Pieces.  9. 

2^  4352.  HENRY  CLAY,  by  Wright.  Tin.  And  W.  Webster 
Curd,  (English),  Tm.     2  Pieces.  2. 


r 


ANTIQUE   COINS. 

■-^'■^A^  SILVER. 

OC    4353.  .^GINA.      Obv.— Turtle.      Rev.— Indentation.      A    Tetra- 

drachm  of  the  first  period.     Rare.  1. 

4354.  CORINTH.    Obv.— Helmeted  Head.   Rev.— A  winged  horse. 

A  Didrachm.     Fuie.  1. 

^,06    4355.  MACEDONIA.       Obv.— Banhead.      Rev.— AESILLA.     A 

Club,  Cistus,  and  two  other  characters  or  symbols,  enclosed 

in  a  wreath.     A  rare  and  fine  Tetradrachra.  1. 

/,  S~0  4356.  PTOLEMY.      Obv.— Head    of    Ptolemy    Soter    diademed. 

Rev. — An  Eagle  in  a  Fulmen.     Tetradrachm.     Fair.        1. 

4357.  RHODES.   Obv.— Female  head— full  face.    Rev.— A  Flower. 

A  Hemidrachm.     Very  fine;  rare.  1. 

VELIA.     Obv.— Helmeted   head   (Profile).     Rev.— A  Lion 

Crouching;  TEAETAN.     Didrachm.     Fine.  1. 

»   4359.  SHEKEL  OF  THE  JEWS.     Copy  in  Silver.     Fine.  1, 

St>    4360.  MEDALLION.     Obv.— Head  of  Amnion.     Rev.— Hebrew 

inscription.     In  Billon.     A  curious  Medal.  1. 


l.S^C 


S'O  4361.  SYRACUSAN  MEDALLION  IN  COPPER.  Obv.— 
Helmeted  Head;  2TPA.  Rev. — A  Star  between  two 
Dolphins,  1. 

39 


/■ 


300  corns   AJSD  MEDALS. 

r??  4362.  COPPER  com  OF  CYRENE.  Obv.— Head  of  Jupiter 
Amraon.     Rev. — The  Sylphium.     Good  ;  rare.  1. 

S  4363.  A  LOT  OF  COPPER  COINS  OF  THE  THHID  SIZE, 
GREEK.     3  Pieces.  3. 

'-^4364.  COPY  OF  A  BEAUTIFUL  GREEK  JMEDAL.    Fine.   1- 


^/v  ROMA]!^    IMPERIAL-SILVER    DEXARII. 

^_  ^^    4365.  JULIUS  CJESAR.     Obv.— Veiled  head  of  Julius.     Rev.— 
Macer  (P.  Sepullius)  Standing.     Fine  and  rare.  1. 

-VJ^  "4366.  AUGUSTUS.     Obv.— Head  of  the  Emp.     Rev.— His  two  (2) 
/  Grandsons  Standing.     Very  fine.  1. 

J^  4367.  TIBERIUS.  Obv.— Head  of  Tiberius.  Rev.— Livia  Seated. 
Fine.  1. 

^  ^      J^S68.  VESPASIAN.    Rev.— Fortune  Standing.     Fine.  1. 

/PX4369.  TITUS.     Rev.— Judea  Capta.     Good  ;  rare.  1. 

J^J^SIO.  DOMITIAN  AND  TRAJAN.     M  fine.     3  Pieces.  3. 

J  V  4371.  HADRIAN  AND  SABINA  HIS  WIFE.  1. 

^•^       ,^,0^4372.  SABINA    AND  ^LIUS    (Adopted    Son  of   Hadrian),    2 
Pieces.  2. 

.2^^-4373.  ANTONINUS  PIUS  AND  FAUSTINA.   Fine.  3  Pieces.  3. 
S<?  4374.  ALTRELIUS  AND  SEVERUS.     Fine.     2  Pieces.  2. 

"  4375.  A  LOT  OF  VARIOUS  EMPERORS.  Heliogabalus,  Alex- 
ander, Philip,  Maximinus,  Decius,  etc.,  etc.  All  in  good 
preservation.     9  Pieces.  9. 

.2*r'4376.  DOMITIAN,  TITUS,  MACRINUS.  All  fine,  and  not 
false.     3  Pieces.  3. 

J(J>  4377.  TRAJAN.  Rev.— A  Temple  with  eight  Columns  and  two 
Porticos.  Rare.  One  of  Titus,  and  one  of  Geta.  3 
Pieces.     First  size.     All  in  good  preservation.  3. 

^(^  4378.  SABINA,  FAUSTINA,  AND  LUCILLA.  Fair.  First 
size.     3  Pieces.  3. 

/(?  4379.  ANTONINUS  PIUS,    M.  AURELIUS,   AND   COMMO- 
_  DUS.     Good.     First  size.  3. 

i5~4380.  LUCILLA,  CRISPINA,  AND  JULIA  MAMAEA.  First 
size.  3. 

"  4381.  PHILIP. — Father  and  Son.     First  size.     One  fine.  3. 

.,    4382.  ALEXANDER.     First  Brass.     Good.  3. 

',  4383.  A  LOT  OF  FIRST  BRASS  COINS.  Poor.  No  dupli- 
cates. 9. 


COINS  AND  MEDALS.  307 

/O  4384.  A  LOT  OF  SECOND  BRASS  COINS.  Livia,  Nero, 
Tiberius,  Nerva,  and  Aurelius.  All  in  ivivc  preservation. 
5  Pieces.  5_ 

J^385.  SECOND  BRASS  OF  DOMITIAN.     Aurelius  and  others! 

8  Pieces.  8. 

>,  4386.  SECOND  BRASS.     HADRIAN,  etc.,  etc.    Poor.  L 

;  4887.  A  SMALLER  LOT.  8. 

/     — i388.  A  LOT  OF  SECOND  AND  THIRD   BRASS,  and  some 

^  Smaller.     Poor.     29  Pieces.  29. 

2^Z%9i.  ANCIENT  BRITISH  COIN  in  Copper.     Rare.  1. 

2^0  4390.  COIN  of  the  Old  Britons  hi  Silver.     Rare  and  fine. 
^J^  4391.  A  STYCA  of  Eaured.     Fine. 


C_irj-^A^. 


EIs^GLISH  COINS. 

SILVER. 

/<0  0   4392.  FINE  PENNY  of  William  the  Conqueror.    Rev.— PAX'S 

in  the  angles  of  a  Cross.     Rare.  1, 

^(^  4393.  FINE  PENNIES  of  Henry  III.  and  Edward  L  4. 

'-    4394.  FINE  GROATS  of  Edward  IIL  and  IIIL,  and  Henry  YI. 

(Calais).     A  desirable  lot.  3. 

30  4395.  GROAT  of  Henry  YII.  (Close  arched  Crown).    Fine ;  scarce. 

V.r4396.  GROAT  of  Henry  VII.      Third  Coinage.      Profile.     Good ; 

^  scarce.  1. 

^cr4397.  HALF  GROAT.     Same  Coinage.     Rare  and  fine.  1. 

6v  4398.  BASE  GROAT  of  Henry  VII.     Front  face.     Rare  and  fine. 
1  >  oc  4399.  GROAT  of  Mary  (afterwards  Wife  of  Philip).     Rare ;  good. 
^,7''^400.  SHILLING  of  Philip  and  Mary.     Seldom  seen  in  this  con- 
dition.    Rare  and  fine.  1. 
/  /  ^  4401.  SHILLING  of  Edward  VI.     Fine.  1 . 
,^.^;^u-4402.  SHILLING  of  Edward  VL     Profile.     Rare  and  fine.  1. 
j^  4403.  SIXPENCE  of  same  Prince.     Rare ;  good.  1. 
/,?  ^404.  SHILLING  of  Elizabeth.     LTnusually  good.  1- 
„      ,,  4405.  SIXPENCE  of  Elizabeth.     Fine.  1. 
V^406.  TWO  VARIETIES  of  Same.     Both  good.                           2. 
^^407.  GROAT  of  Elizabeth.     Fine;  scarce.                                      1, 
"    4408.  THREEPENCE,  HALF  GROAT,  and  TWO  PENNIES 
of  Elizabeth.     A  good  lot.                                                      4. 
I,  •iS'  4409.  SHILLING  of  .James  L     Extra  fine  ;  rare.                              1. 
y -^44 10.  SHILLING  of  Charles  L     Very  fine.                    •                    1. 
/  2  «^4 11.  SHILLING  of  Charles  L     Struck  at  York.     Good  :  rare.   1. 


308 


COINS  AND  MEDALS. 


/J'^  4412. 

^J^4413. 

/  ^^4414. 

^J^415. 

J^  4416. 

/,^^   4417. 

/  Vir^4418. 

/^V^  4419. 

_2,^J^420. 

/^<7  4421. 
^un422. 

J(?  4423. 

y,,0  4425. 
J<r  4426. 
/J~  4427. 

J(P,  ooU28. 


2iS~U29. 
72.  4430. 

^Jl>    4431. 

/^   4432, 


SIXPENCE  of  Charles  I.     By"Bnot."     Yeiy  fine.  1. 

GROAT  of  Charles  I.     Fme.  1. 

SIXPENCE  of  Ormond.     Used  during  the  Siege  ;  rare.      1. 

COINS  of  the  Commonwealth.  TWOPENCE  and  PENNY. 
In  fair  preservation.  2. 

TWOPENCE  of  this  Series.    Ex.  fine  ;  rare.  1. 

HALF  CROWN  OF  CHARLES  IL     Fine.  1. 

HALF  CROWN  OF  JAMES  IL     Ex.  fine.  1. 

SHILLING  OF  CHARLES  II.  Hammered.  LTncircu- 
lated.     By  "  Simon."     This  type  is  quite  rare.  1. 

HALF  CROWN.  WILLIAM  AND  IVIARY.  Uncircu- 
lated ;  rare.  •  1. 

HALF  CROWN.     ANNA.     "  E."  under  Bust.     Fair.        1. 

SHILLING,  SIXPENCE,  FOURPENCE,  THREE- 
PENCE, TWOPENCE,  AND  PENNY  OF  ANNA. 
6  Pieces.  6. 

TWO  SHELLS,  with  Anna's  Bust.  2. 

CROWN  OF  GEORGE  L     Extremely  fine.  1. 

SHILLINGS.     Same  Reign.     2  Pieces.  2. 

SHILLING.     George  H.     Poor.  1. 

A  LOT  OF  SMALL  COINS,  OF  SEVERAL  REIGNS, 
from  Charles  II.  to  Victoria.     Fair.     24  Pieces.  24. 

PROOF  CROWN  OF  WILLIAM  IV.,  1831.  Edge 
plain.     Extremely  rare.     Brilliant.  1, 

COPPER. 

TWO  PENCE  OF  GEORGE  IH.     In  2  Pieces.  2. 

FARTHINGS  OF  WILLIAM  AND  MARY,  William 
III.,  ]Mary,  and  George  I.     All  fine.     5  Pieces.  5. 

FARTHING  OF  ANNA,  1714.  Fine  for  so  rare  a  Coin. 
Extremely  rare.  1. 

CURIOUS  FARTHING  TOKENS  OF  THE  SEVEN- 
TEENTH   CENTURY,  AND    MODEL    COINS.     12. 


A 


rfS(<^ 


<6 


S'O  4433. 
J^<?  4434. 

/J  4436. 


COINS  OF   SCOTLAND. 

GROAT  OF  ROBERT  II,     Fine;  rare.  1. 

SMALL    COINS  OF  MARY,  in  Copper.     «M."  cro\\Tied, 

with  a  Lion  crowned  on  rev.     Rare.     4  Pieces.  4. 

BODLES     OF    CHARLES    I.      The    King's     Monogram 

Crowned  ;  a  Thistle  on  the  rev.     Rare.     2  Pieces.  2. 

SMALL     COPPERS    OF    CHARLES     II.      Similar.     4 

Pieces.  4. 


COINS  AND  MEDALS.  309 

S^UZI.  COPPERS  of  James  VI.,  Cl)arles  L  and  II.,  ■\Villiara  and 

Mary,  William  III.,  etc.     12  Pieces.  12. 

2.rl438.  TRADESMAN'S  COPPER  TOKEN.  1. 

„  4439.  FIVE  SHILLINGS  (Scottish)  of  Queen  Anne.  Obv.— Her 
Bust  and  titles.  Rev. — A  Thistle  Crowned.  Fine  and 
rare.     3  Pieces.  3. 

„  4440.  CHARLES  I.  Obv.— Bust  and  Titles  ;  XL.  behind  the  bust. 
Rev. — Thistle  crowned.     Fine;  rare.  1. 


y^4441.  GROAT  of  Philip  of  Valois.     Beautiful  and  rare.  1. 

^4442.  HALF  CROWN.     Louis   XIII.      Also,  of  Louis  XY.,  im- 

circulated.     2  Pieces.  2. 

^^4443.  A  LOT  OF  COPPER  COINS,  French.     4  Pieces.  4. 

/^  4444.  A  LOT  OF  COPPER  COINS  of  the  Isle  of  Man.     Some 

with  the  Arms  of  the  Derby  family.     14  Pieces.  14. 

r<^  4445.  A   SQUARE    COIN    OF    GUSTAVUS     I.    of    Sweden, 

dated  1543,  called  a  Clippinger.     Weight  50  dwts.      Fine 

and  rare.  1. 

'aO  4446.  SMALL  SILVER  COIN  of  Madras.  1. 


r^.^Ji 


SILVER  MEDALS. 


'.<7<7  4447.  A  MEDAL  OF  MARY  Queen  of  Scots.  Obv.— The 
Queen's  bust  in  rich  robes,  holding  a  bre\-iary  in  her  right 
hand.  Ins. — "  O  God,  grant  patience,  in  that  I  si^er 
vranff.^''  The  rev.  has  the  Inscription  in  parallel  lines  in 
the  field  :  "  Qxdio  can  compare  icith  me  in  Grief?  I  die, 
and  dor  not  SeiJc  releif  f  and  on  the  outer  circle  of  the 
coin  :  "  Hourt  not  the  heart  Quhoisjoy  tliou  arty 

This  almost  unique  medal  is  in  wonderful  preservation;  its  ■weight  is 
about  two  ounces.  The  work  on  the  effigy  of  the  Queen  is  very  fine,  and 
altogether  the  medal  is.  for  beauty  and  rarity,  quite  unequalled. 

SV  4448.  A   FINE    MEDAL    OF    HERMAN   POST.     Dollar  Size. 

oa  4449.  SPLENDID  MARRL\GE  MEDAL  OF  YICTORL\  AND 
ALBERT.  Obv.— Their  busts.  Rev.— "  Ever  may  love 
shed  rosv  garlands  round."     Brilliant  Proof,  by  Wyon.    1. 

<jft-4450.  MEDAL  WITH  BUST  OF  AESCULAPIUS,  and  Gennan 
inscription.     Dollar  Size.  1. 

',  4450.*MEDAL  WITH  THE  BUST  OF  THE  SAYIOLTl. 
Fine  Proof.     Size  24.  1. 

oc  4451.  HANDSOME  MAHOGANY  CABINET  FOR  COINS, 
with  nineteen  Drawers  ;  sixteen  of  which  are  lined  witli 
Silk  Velvet.  1 . 

oo  44.51.*MINIATURE  CABINET  FOR  COINS,  with  11  Drawers. 


MINERALS,   ETC. 


6.  so  4452.  CIRCULAK  ONYX,  with  Fortification  Agate  from  South 


/i"^ 


^^  4453. 

(^^4454. 

„    4455. 

SD   4456. 

S'OO    4457. 

'yJT459. 
/.'^^  4460. 

,.    4461. 

^^  4462. 

^,<70  4463. 

3_  2«^4464. 

/  J^(^  4465. 

/.  ^'^"4466. 

^,tr<?446'7. 

/  2t^4468. 

„     /.     4469. 

J^,S<9  4470. 

2,yi^  4471. 

cTZ'  4472. 

"    4473. 

«/i*'4474. 

X2ti"^4475. 


(^  '^    :^-4476. 

.^,7^4477. 

/,  <^2.  4478, 

/'^4479, 

^  J"  4480. 


America.  1 . 

CHALCEDOXY  from  Persia.  1. 

CHALCEDONY.     Ribbon  Pattern.  1. 

CHALCEDONY.     Ribbon  Pattern.  1. 

CHALCEDONY.  1. 

CIRCULAR  ONYX  from  La  Plata,  South  America.  1. 

CIRCULAR  ONYX  from  La  Plata,  South  America.  1. 

CHALCEDONY  from  Persia.          '  1. 

CHALCEDONY   from    South   America,  with  Crystallized 

Quartz.  1 . 

CIRCULAR  ONYX  AND  SARDONYX.  1. 

FORTIFICATION  ONYX.  1. 

FORTIFICATION  ONYX.  1. 

FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

CHALCEDONY,  with  Fortification.  1. 

FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

CmCULAR  ONYX.  1. 

CLOUDY  AGATE.  1. 

PIPE  AGATE.  1. 

EYE  AGATE,  with  Crystallized  Quartz.  1. 

GROUP  OF  ROCK  CRYSTALS.  1. 

CRYSTALLIZED  AMETHYST.  1. 

CLOUDY  AGATE.  1. 

BLUE  CHALCEDONY.  1; 

FORTIFICATION    AGATE,   surrounded  by    Crystallized 

Smoky  Quartz.  1. 

FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

CIRCULAR  ONYX,  surrounded  by  Quartz.  1. 

CIRCULAR  ONYX.  1. 

FORTIFICATION   SARDONYX.  ^                   1. 

CHALCEDONY.     Quartz  inside.  '                   1. 


MTXERALS.  311 

/<?4481.  CHALCEDONY  PEBBLE. 
\ao  4482.  CHALCEDONY,  with  Milk  Agate  in  Centre. 
^J^83.  SARDONYX. 
^^4484.  ONYX. 
i'J^44S5.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 

/.    4486.  CLOUDY  AGATE. 
,0  0  4487.  CHALCEDONY,  with  Fortification  Lines.- 
Jie'4488.  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ  GEODE. 
J' ^4489.  RED  JASPER. 
J^4490.  ROSE  AGATE. 

yj^491.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.     Quartz  inside. 
^J^492.  EYE  AGATE. 
TQ    4493.  EYE  AGATE. 

iD    4494.  FORTIFICATION  CHALCEDONY.     Quartz  inside. 
2^^4495.  QUARTZ  CRYSTAL.     Polished. 
J77  4496.  POLISHED   QUARTZ   CRYSTAL,  with    singular    Enclo- 
sures. 
(JO  4497.  GROUP  OF  BEAUTIFUL  SMOKY  QUARTZ. 
>J^4498.  POLISHED  QUARTZ. 

'/    4499.  POLISHED  QUARTZ. 
^.<*^500.  EGG  made  of  FLUOR-SPAR. 
ilj^-lSOl.  AMETHYST. 

"    4502.  AMETHYST,  witli  Brown  Spar. 

„   4503.  POLISHED  QUARTZ. 
S^o  4504.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosures. 
^.^4505.  POLISHED  QUARTZ.    ^ 
3o  4506.  POLISHED  QUARTZ. 
/O  4507.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  cut  for  a  Seal. 
Sy  4508.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosure. 
TO  4509.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosure. 
^^4510.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Iris  Enclosure. 
ao    4511.  HELIOTROPE.     Very  fine  and  scarce. 
/O  4512.  RIBBON  AND  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 
^/4513.  FOSSIL  AIVIMONITE. 
j^^24^14.  GROUP  OF  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ. 
/cTlsis.  GROUP  OF  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ. 

n  4516.  GROUP  OF  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ. 
<^Jl^4517.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.     Quartz  inside. 

/<i?4518.  GROUP  OF  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ. 
0/7  4519.  RED  JASPER.     Variegated  Forms. 


312  MINERALS. 

(^«.C4520.  CHALCEDONY.     Quartz  inside. 

/J~4521.  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ,  coated  with  Small  Quartz. 
„  4522.  CRYSTALLIZED  AMETHYST. 
„  4523.  RED  JASPER. 
^J^4524.  RUIN  AGATE. 
/,    4625.  FORTIFICATION  SARDONYX. 
>•   4526.  MOSS  AGATE. 

"    4527.  YELLOW  JASPER,  or  JERUSALEM  STONE. 
J^^4528.  CHALCEDONY  SHELL,  with  Quartz  inside. 
"  4529.  CHALCEDONY  SHELL,  with  Quartz  inside. 
^.^"4530.  BROWN  JASPER. 
4531.  BROWN  JASPER. 
V    4532.  MOSS  AGATE. 
30  4533.  CLOUDY  AGATE. 
„   4534.  FORTIFICATION  ONYX. 
.    4535.  MOSS  AGATE. 
J'er4536.  CHALCEDONY  PEBBLE. 
„   4537.  BROWN  JASPER,  with  Singular  Profile. 
-,   4538.  BLUE  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 
^^4539.  QUARTZ,  surrounded  by  Chalcedony. 
rr   4540.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 
',   4541.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 
J20  4542.  POLISHED  QUARTZ. 

''  4543.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  cut  as  a  Heart. 
;  4544.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosures. 
',  4545.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosures. 
;  4546.  BROWN  CHALCEDONY. 
JO  4547.  CHALCEDONY,  with  Fortification. 
'.   4548.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.     Very  singular. 
',  4549.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 
Y,S(?4:bbQ.  LARGE  MALACHITE.     Polished. 
/,/2_4551.  LARGE  CIRCULAR  AGATE. 
/  S^O  4552.  EYE  AGATE,  surrounded  by  Quartz. 
/J<?4553.  FORTIFICATION    AGATE,   with    Enclosure    of   Chalce 

dony. 
/,/iL  4554.  EYE  AGATE.     Very  fine. 

/  (?(?  4555.  LARGE  POLISPIED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosures. 
^.^4556.  MOSS  AGATE. 

"   4557.  GREEN  JASPER.    Large  Specimen. 
J^O  4558.  MOSS  AGATE. 


MINERALS.  313 

/^^oO  4559.  RUTILE  ill  Quartz,  from  Vermont.      From  Dr.  Chilton's 

Collection.  1. 

Z^b%^.  SMOKY  QUARTZ  CRYSTAL.  1. 

/,yJ^61.  CIRCULAR  ONYX  in  Quartz.  1. 

^ '^  ^  4562.  FORTIFICATION  ON YX.     Large.  1. 

'yjT563.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

^XT564.  ROSE  JASPER.  1. 

„   4565.  RED  JASPER.     Fortification  of  Quartz  inside.  1. 

„   4566.  RIBBON  JASPER.  1. 

.,  4567.  BLUE  GRAIN  MOSS  AGATE.  1. 

J-<94568.  CIRCULAR   ONYX.  1. 

^JT569.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

-„^«-fM570.  REDDISH  BLUE  CHALCEDONY.  1. 

-  ,,    4571.  GREEN  JASPER.  1. 

^Jl572.  BROWN  CHALCEDONY,  with  Fortification.  1. 

^-0  4573.  BLUE  CHALCEDONY,   with  Fortification  inside.     Very 

fine.  1. 

^J^74.  REDDISH  BLUE  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

er^4575.  QUARTZ  GEODE  within  Chalcedony  Centre.  1. 

,/  4576.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE  in  Chalcedony.  L 

(^5^4577.  CIRCULAR  ONYX  in  Quartz.  1. 

V/T578.  CIRCULAR  ONYX.     Very  Beautiful  Specimen.  1. 

'/O  4579.  GALENA,  OR  SULPHURET  OF  LEAD.  1. 

J',  2-^^80.  FOSSIL  AMMONITE.  1. 

;0\h%\.  SMOKY  QUARTZ.  1. 

^^4582.  MILK  AGATE  within  Quartz.  1. 

1,  CO  4583.  PETRIFIED  SPIDER  in  Horn  Stone.  1. 

^^4584.  PETRIFIED  WOOD.  1. 

^^=^45 85.  MOSS  AGATE.  1. 

i^tiJ^e.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosures.  1. 

■^2^X^87.  GROUP  OF  CRYSTALLIZED  AJVIETHYST.  1. 

„  4588.  BROWN  CHALCEDONY  in  Quartz.  1. 

Jlp4589.  FOSSIL  PORCUPINE.  1. 

^0  4590.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE  within  Quartz.  1. 

^-^591.  CALC-SPAR,  coated  with  Iron  Pyrites.  1. 

J^4592.  GROUP  OF  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ.  1. 

S'O  4593.  FORTIFICxVTION  AGATE.  1. 

^^4594.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

ST)  4595.  BROWNISH  YELLOW  JASPER.  I. 

/,<5'<?  4596.  PUDDING-STONE.  1. 

40 


314  MINERALS. 

^2   4597.  PUDDING-STONE.  1. 

SO  4598.  GREEN  MOSS  AGATE.     Blue  Chalcedony  in  Centre.       1. 

"    4599.  BRECCIA.     A  species  of  Pudding-Stoue.  1. 

.^^^4600.  GROUP  OF  AMETHYST.  1. 

/,  Jl?  4601.  GROUP  OF  AMETHYST,  with  Brown  Spar.  1. 

/t^  4602.  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ.  1. 

/  J'4603.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosure.  1. 

.,  4604.  POLISHED  QUARTZ.  1. 

',    4605.  POLISHED  QUARTZ.  1. 

.,    4606.  POLISHED  QUARTZ.  1. 

„    4607.  POLISHED  QUARTZ.  1. 

.,    4608.  POLISHED  QUARTZ.  1. 

/  j^  4609.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  cut  to  an  Oval  Shape.  L 

'  /O  4610.  FORTIFICATION  RED  AGATE,  from  Brazil.  1. 

2S-46U.  BLUE     FORTIFICATION     AGATE,    with     Crystallized 

Amethyst.  1. 

.,   4612.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

J7?  4613.  RIBBON  AGATE,  with  Quartz,  from  Persia.  1. 

J 8  4614.  RUIN  AGATE.  1. 

SiP  4615.  YELLOW  .lASPER  in  Blue  Agate.  1. 

/<?  4616.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.     Very  Fine.  1. 

/^617.  RED  JASPER,  within  a  Fortification  Agate.  1. 

j^;i.  5^  J5rzr^46 18.  FORTIFICATION    AGATE.      A    very    Remarkable   and 

Beautiful  Specimen.  1. 

<92-4619.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

^•^620.  FORTIFICATION  .JASPER.  1. 

y   A     J^UIM21.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

f           7<?4622.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

y,^^  4623.  CIRCULAR  AJklETHYST,  with  Quartz.  1. 

,2^-4624.  GROUP    OF    AMETHYST,   with.  Smoky    Quartz.     Very 

Curious.  1. 

SS  4625.  LARGE  GROUP  OF  AMETHYST.  1. 

/J  4626.  JASP ACHATE  from  Germany.  1. 

7  2,4627.  JASPACHATE.  1. 

/.^o  4628.  BROWN  JASPER.  1. 

<^  4629.  CIRCULAR  AGATE,  with  Quartz.  1. 

^£.4630.  BLUE  CHALCEDONY.  1. 

J«r-4631.  BROWN  CHALCEDONY.  1. 

"   4632.  BROWN  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

"    4633.  BROWN  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  ■         1. 


MINERALS.  315 

/00  4Q34.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosures. 
/zS'iQ.io.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Euclosures. 
J.  2 J" 4636.  CIRCULAR  AGATE.     Fine. 
^"^4637.  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ,  surrounded  by  Brown  Jaspc 

J- ^4638.  A:METHYST. 
/,^^4639.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  surrounded  by  Chalcedony. 
7^4640.  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ,  coated  ^vith  Copper    Pyrites 

^(9  4641.  BROWN  JASPER,  surrounded  by  Quartz.  1 

Jo  4642.  QUARTZ,  surrounded  by  Chalcedony.  1 

"   4643.  FORTIP^ICATIOX  AGATE.  1 

'.  J644.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1 

/6  4645.  BROWX  AGATE.  1 

(5^^4646.  BLUE  CHALCEDONY. 
:2tr4647.  BLUE  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 

"  4648.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 
J??  4649.  PURPLE  CHALCEDONY. 
^,^7^4650.  ONYX. 
/'nr651.  CIRCULAR  AGATE. 
^^4652.  PURPLE  CHALCEDONY. 
;^t>'4653.  QUARTZ,  surrounded  by  Chalcedony. 
^«r4654.  BRECCIA. 

//    4655.  CLOUDY  AGATE,  with  Small  Fortification. 
/  (^^656.  LARGE  BLUE  FORTIFICATION  AGATE,  with  Crystal 
lized  Quartz. 
J  ^4651.  AMETHYST  QUARTZ,  Crystallized. 
SO  4658.  CALC-SPAR,  on  Amethyst. 
j'5'4659.  GIBRALTAR  ROCK. 
/,^o  4660.  GROLTP  OF  SMOKY  QUARTZ. 
^.r4661.  BLUE  QUARTZ. 
3 S*  4:662.  CALC-SPAR.     Large  Specimen. 
^4663.  QUARTZ  GEODE. 
<^  2^4664.  BLUE  CHALCEDONY. 

',    4665.  GRAY  JASPER. 
S/  4666.  BLUISH  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 
J  ^66  7.  PURPLE  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 

,.    4668.  REDDISH  JASPER,  with  Fortification. 
JO  4669.  SARDONYX,  with  Fortification. 

"    4670.  RED  JASPER. 
^-^4671.  FORTH^ICATION  AGATE. 


31(3  MINERALS. 

^  VJ^  4672.  BROWN  CHALCEDONY,  witli  Tu-o  Quartz  Circles. 
'  rious. 

yf  4673.  CIRCULAR  AGATE  in  Smoky  Quartz. 
6  2-.  J<?'4<374.  FORTIFICATION  in  ChalcedJny. 

J-r  4675.  FINE  CRYSTALLIZED  AJNIETHYST. 
^   -?    t^T^re^e.  CRYSTALLIZED  AMETHYST. 
/    J<r'4677.  AMETHYST  QUARTZ. 
>.  4678.  AMETHYST  QUARTZ. 
.,   4679.  AMETHYST  QUARTZ. 
J^4680.  AMETHYST. 
/^468L  SMOKY  QUARTZ. 

"  4682.  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ. 
,2«r4683.  POLISHED  QUARTZ,  with  Enclosures. 
n   4684.  POLISHED  QUARTZ. 
'/  4685.  POLISHED  QUARTZ. 
:   4686.  POLISHED  QUARTZ.     Heart. 
/-^87.  BLUISH  AGATE  from  Persia. 
-2.^88.  GREENISH  CALC-SPAR. 
J'.<?tf4689.  CIRCULAR  AGATE,  in  Quartz. 
SD  4690.  QUARTZ,  surrounded  by  Chalcedony. 
.2X1^691.  JASPER. 
:2,a6  4692.  CIRCULAR  AGATE. 
/tr^4693.  RED  JASPER  in  Quartz. 
■2^4694.  BROWN  JASPER. 
•^^4695.  LABRADORITE. 
/.OQ  4696.  LAPIS  LAZULL 
t^^—n   1^.4697.  QUARTZ,  surrounded  by  Chalcedony. 
/  OO   ^     "-4698.  CHALCEDONY,  with  Quartz  in  the  Centre. 
'  A  Jr4699.  FORTIFICATION  in  Chalcedony. 

.1J~4700.  FORTIFICATION  in  Quartz. 
',   4701.  REDDISH  BROWN  AGATE. 
"    4702.  REDDISH  BROWN  AGATE. 
«^J     T^*^703.  PURPLE  AGATE. 
J  (^  A/^1704.  REDDISH  PURPLE  AGATE. 
f    I  f-     SP  4705.  STRIPED  AGATE  from  Persia. 
isT^    ^^4706.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE. 
^     ^^  AJ^4707.  BROWN  JASPER  PEBBLE. 
^  ■^'"---  ^14708.  PERSIAN  AGATE.  Striped. 
/   3  y^^^Mi^tm.  PLODDING-STONE. 

<o  (5        JJU^IO.  NATIVE  GOLD  from  Georgia. 


MIXERALS.  317 

tf^^^\.  XATIYE  GOLD  from  California.  1, 

*J-^712.  DOUBLE  REFRACTING  SPAR.  1. 

^^^-4713.  OOLITE  LIMESTONE.  1. 

J_(f^^'    CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ.  1. 

"^r-ms.  LABRADORITE.     Very  fine.  1. 

/,/«^4716.  FOSSIL  MADREPORE  CORAL.  ]. 

jr4717.  ROCK  CRYSTAL.  1. 

^^4718.  YERD-AXTIQUE.  1. 

/,  yl-4719.  FORTIFICATION  AGATE.  1. 

^  ^^4720.  FOSSIL  AMMONITE.  1. 

's7)  4721.  CHLORASTROLITE.  1. 

2.0C  4722.  LOT  OF  QUARTZ,  FORTIFICATION  AGATES,  CHAL- 
CEDONY, &c.,  in  Box. 

/C?4723.  SPECL^LAR  IRON  from  St.  Helena.  1. 

j^  4724.  MAGNETIC  IRON.  '  1. 

J  4725.  TWELVE   SPECIMENS    OF   THE   METALLIC   ORES 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES.  12. 

/J  4726.  SIX  AGATES,  assorted.  6. 

/^  4727.  AGATES    AND   PUMICE-STONE,  in  Fossil  Stone.  6. 

/.5T728.  QUARTZ  AND  AGATES,  assorted. 

/ ^47-2 9.  PUDDING-STONE,  JASPER,  AND  AGATES.  6  Pieces. 

/J  4730.  JASPER,  AGATES,  FOSSIL  SHELL,  AND  PORCU- 
PINE. 

/ur4731.  FOSSIL     WOOD,    SHELL,    SMOKY    QUARTZ,   AND 

THREE  AGATES.     6  Pieces. 
"  4732.  BLUE     FLUOR-SPAR    CRYSTAL,    FOSSIL     WOOD, 

JASPER,  AND  THREE  AGATES.     6.  Pieces.  1. 

"   4733.  JASPER,  CHALCEDONY,   AND   FOUR  AGATES.     6. 

Pieces.  6. 

"    4734.  JASPER,  AND  FIVE  AGATES.     6  Pieces.  6. 

2.0  4735.  AMETHYST,      LOCK-SHUT     SHELL,     AND     FOUR 

AGATES.  G. 

/J"  4736.  PUDDING-STONE,    QUARTZ,    MILK    AGATE,   AND 

THREE  OTHER  AGATES.  6. 

/^4737.  JASPER  AND  FIVE  AGATES.  C. 

/J  4738.  JASPER  AND  FIVE  AGATES.  6. 

5J^739.  SPECIMEN  OF  IRON  PYRITES.  1. 

J 3  4740.  JASPER,     SMOKY    QUARTZ,     AND    TEN     OTHER 

AGATES.  12. 

/^741.  MOSS  AGATE,  POLISHED  AMETHYST,  PUDDING- 
STONE,  PHOCUPS,  STALACTITE,  AND  AGATES. 

12  Pieces.  12. 


>H:l^'-' 


318  MINERALS. 

.^       ,yi.Pi742.  JASPP:R,  breccia,  fossil   SaELL,  RED    JASPER, 

^''^  BROWX    JASPER,    TWO   CHALCEDONYS,   AND 

FIVE  AGATES.     12  Pieces.  12. 

/  W'743.  QUARTZ    CRYSTAL,     MOSAIC    FROM     HERCULA- 

NEUM,  TWO  FOSSILS,  AND  AGATES.  1 2  Pieces. 

12. 
>'2^Ht744.  BERYL,     FOSSIL    WOOD,    TWO     JASPERS,     AND 
AGATES.     12  Pieces.  12. 

/SXl\b.  BELEMNITE,      QUARTZ,    PUDDING-STONE,      AME- 
THYST, GEODE,  AND  SEVEN  AGATES.     12  Pieces. 

12. 

1746.  AGATE  FORTIFICATION  WITH  MOSS,  PI:TRIFIED 

WOOD,  FOSSIL  SHELL,  AND  THIRTEEN  AGATES. 

16  Pieces.  16. 

^J~4747.  KNIFE-HANDLES  OF  MOSS  AGATE.     4  Pieces.  4. 

^0  4748.  FOUR  IDOLS  from  Herculaneum,  Japan,  etc.  4. 

-,  /  ^ '  ,^^^749.  FIVE  JASPERS,  FIVE   BRECCIA   PEBBLES,   VERD- 

2-^         ^^  ANTIQUE,  AND  STALACTITE.     13  Pieces.  13. 

^8  4750.  LOT    OF    COPPER     PYRITES,    MAGNETIC    IRON, 

GALENA,  etc. 
J<^751.  CRYSTALLIZED  QUARTZ. 
6Z  4752.  RED  JASPER  from  Egypt. 
A  J^  4753.  FOSSIL  WOOD— Tam'arind  Tree. 
.     .    4754.  FOSSIL  OAK. 
Z/-,(lo  ATioo.  FOSSIL  WOOD— Red  Cedar. 
Z,oo  4756.  FOSSIL  WOOD. 
^,.2*r'4757.  FOSSIL  WOOD.     Mountain  Cabbage. 
/  yX'4758.  S:M0KY    quartz.     Cairngorm  Stone.     Finely  cut   for 
Seal. 

7irT759.  LAPIS  lazuli. 

/,  ^^4760.  FOSSIL  PORCUPINE. 

Vin761.  CARNELIAN. 

^/avr4762.  CIRCULAR  ONYX. 

„  4763.  CIRCULAR  ONYX. 

^v^t-irrf^^64.  CIRCULAR  ONYX. 

Z  ^'"©4765.  CIRCULAR  ONYX. 

0tj^  '-S^rvr^^.  RED  FELSPAR. 

S-O^nm.  INDIAN  WEDGE. 

>4c,^<7  4768.  STONE  INDIAN  AXE. 

^,J1?4769.  STONE  INDIAN  AXE. 

/'^770.  INDIAN  ARROW-HEADS,  etc.     12  Pieces.  12 

.2 J~4 7  71.  INDIAN  WEDGES,  etc.     Stone.     8  Pieces.  8 


SXUFF-BOXES.  819 

7^4772.  LOT  OF  INDIAN"  STONES  FOR  GRINDING  MEAL, 
Pebbles,  Iron  Ore,  Indian  Arrow-Heads,  etc.     Includes  a 

Pebble  from  Major  Andre's  Grave.     30  Pieces.  30. 

yc  4773.  STONE  PIPE.— Indian.  1. 

'  oo  4774.  STONE  PIPE.     Another.     Very  Curious.  1. 

'  S^  4775.  INDIAN  ARROW-IIEAD  STONE.  1. 

^^ajL  4776.  NINE  AMETHYSTS,  cut.  J.. 

,  2.^^777.  LARGE  AMETHYST,  cut.  1. 

'yjr4778.  SMOKY  QUARTZ,  cut.  1. 

,  ^1-4779.  TINGED  QUARTZ,  cut.  1. 

'2J-^780.  SILVER  TOPAZ.  1. 

1,^4781.  GOLD  TOPAZ.  1. 

'yj^^782.  SILVER  TOPAZ.  1. 

'^  ^4783.  SILVER  TOPAZ.     Two  Pieces.  2! 

'^^^4784.  SILVER  TOPAZ.     Five  Pieces.  5. 

'^^4785.  GOLD  TOPAZ.     2  Pieces.  2. 

j.^4786.  GOLD  TOPAZ.     4  Pieces.  4. 

y,j-^787.  GOLD  TOPAZ.     5  Pieces.  5. 

2j~4788.  iron  PYRITES.  1. 

„  4789.  IRON  PYRITES.  1. 
/O    4790.  IRON  PYRITES,  BRECCL\,  GARNETS,  AND  OXIDE 

OF  IRON.  4  Pieces.  4. 
00    4791.  IDOL  MADE  OF  NEPHRITE  BEILSTEIN. 

This  is  made  from  a  Sacred  Stone,  worshipped  by  the  Aborigines  of  Xew 
South  Wales,  and  is  constantly  watched  by  the  natives :  pieces  are  very 
rarely  offered  for  sale. 

>:?tfT792.  TWO  PORTRAITS  CAST  IN  BRASS-ANTIQUE.  2. 
i^^5^>92.*  GLASS  CASE  FOR  MINERALS.  1. 

i-0 


SNUFF-BOXES. 

/,J~^4793.  LEATHER  SHOE. 

^,00  4794.  AGATE,  Silver  Mounted. 

„oe  4795.  IVORY  BOX,  Silver  Hinges. 

0,  .5^4796.  TORTOISE-SHELL,  Enamelled  with  Rarls. 

?,J7>  4797.  SILVER  BOOK. 

"-,.0  0  4798.  AGATE,  Silver-gilt  INFountings. 

''/'•^799.  SCOTCH  MULL,  Silver  Mounted,  with  Topaz  in  top. 


320  SNUFF-BOXES. 

J,00  4800.  AGATE.     Oval,  Silver-gilt  Mounting.  1, 

/(,.0  6  4801.  SILVER  BOX,  with  Enamelled  Top.  1, 

y/.   /7/1  4802.  SILVER  BOX,  Avith  Enamelled  Top.  \. 

n^,'^     yS^  4803.  ROUXD  SILVER  BOX,  Embossed  Cover.  1. 

^,^^'4804.  ROUND  SILVER  BOX,  Embossed;  Scriptm-al  subject.   1. 

^,oc  4805.  SILVER  BOX,  Shell-shaped.  J. 

Occ  4806.  SILVER  BOX,  Oval-shaped.  1. 

,  ,j-0     ^^^fT^^Ol.  GILT  BOX,  Embossed  Top.  1. 

<:^]^J^808.  SILVER  BOX,  Engraved  Cover.  1. 

^^^c  4809.  SILVER-MOUNTED  MAGNIFYING  GLASS.  1. 

/^-t>     =4^#tr^8 10.  SILVER  BOX,  with  Lapis  Lazuli  Cover.  1. 

^,  J^  4811.  TORTOISE-SHELL  BOX,  Silver  Inlaid.  1. 

^^^^4812.  ROUND  BOX.     Agate,  Silver  Mounted.  1. 

.^,J1?  481 3.  OVAL  IVORY  BOX,  Engraved  Cover.  1. 

^,2^814.  PExVRL.     Oval,  Silver  Mounted.  1. 

2,C6  4815.  AGATE  BOX.  1. 

/,vj-4S16.  COCOA-WOOD  BOX.  1. 

i  <^^d^  ^^4817.  SILVER  BOX,  Shell-shaped,  lined  with  Velvet.  1. 

^,yj-4:818.  AGATE,  Octagon-shaped.  1. 

cT'^^tf  4819.  AGATE,  Silver-gilt.  1. 

//.  CO  4820.  SILVER  BOX.     Oval-shaped  Painting  inside  cover.  1. 

^,^J"482i.  sil\t:r  box.  1. 

/,J~^4822.  HORN  BOX.     Deer's  Foot.  1. 

2,tr??4823.  SILVER-GILT  BOX,  Carnelian  Top.  1. 

J.  ^  o  4824.  TORTOISE-SHELL,  Silver  Mounted.  1. 

J72J^825.  AGATE  BOX,  Silver-gilt.  1. 

^,2.r4826.  SILVER  BOX,  Lozenge-shaped.  1. 

^.  oo  4827.  SILVER  BOX,  Agate  Top.  1. 

^"^■^      ■cfTim-4828.  SILVER  BOX,  Engraved  Top,  with  Agate  in  cover.  1. 

.2,2'^4829.  BOX  FROM  WOOD  OF  GLASGOW  CATHEDRAL.  1. 

/j^?4830.  SILVER  SNUFF-BOX.  1. 

J,J<?4831.  SILVER  SNUFF-BOX.— Half  Dollar.  1. 

/ J?? 4832.  HORN  WATCH-CASE.  1. 

I  1  ^^  >;— ^-^833.  LARGE  OVAL  BOX,  Embossed,  inside  Gilt.  1. 

J, 7^^834.  SILVER  BOX,  Agate  Top.  1. 

Sfoo  4835.  SILVER  BOX,  Engraved  Top.  1. 

/^.Jl?  4836.  CHINESE  SHOE,  Porcelain.  1. 

J, ^<;  4837.  SCOTCH  MULL.     Thistle  on  top.     "  Dinu a  forget."  1. 

/,/^'^838.  PEARL  BOX.     Chinese  Scene  engraved  on  cover.  1. 

^,^•^4839.  HORN  BOX.  1. 


SXUPF-EOXES.  321 

^oc  4840.  AGATE  BOX,  Gilt  Mountings. 

j-.oc  4841.  SILVER  BOX,  Engraved  Top. 

J:^4842.  silver  box,  Engraved  Top,  with  Agate. 

„     ,,  4843.  SILVER  BOX,  Avitli  Horn  Top  and  Agate  inserted. 

^,  cc  4844.  GILT  BOX,  Embossed  Figures  on  Cover. 

^^^^4845.  SILVER  BOX,  Arabesque,  Gilt  inside. 

^,^^4846.  SILVER  BOX,  Gilt,  Arabesque. 
/o.oo  4847.  CIRCULAR  BOX,  Silver,  for  Bearer  of  Despatches. 
j-,tJ^848.  SILVER  OPIUM-BOX,  with  Turkish  Inscription. 

S.co  4849.  IVORY  BOX,  Avitli  Arabesque  Cover.    Westphalia,  1648. 
f  /rf^f^SoO.  ROUND  PORCELAIN  BOX. 
^,^tf  4851.  SQUARE  PORCELAIN  BOX. 
,,     „  4852.  SQUARE  PORCELAIN  BOX. 

/,  2>rT853.  BOX— Wood,  a  Toad. 

/,  J7>  4854.  HORN  BOX.     Robert  Burns  on  cover. 
„    4855.  COCOA  BOX— Tortoise. 
^' VJ"^856.  OVAI.  BOX. 

^fz-TT^ol.  LAVA  BOX,  with  View  of  Bay  of  Naples. 
/,'j-i?  4858.  ROUND  TORTOISE-SHELL  BOX,  Inlaid  Top. 
J,2.r~4859.  BOX  made  of  Wood  of  York  Minster,  with  Medal  in  top 
/,  S'6    4860.  BOX  made  of  Wood  of  York  Minster,  with  Medal  in  top, 
^^S'(J  4861.  ROUND  ENAMELLED  PORCELAIN  BOX. 
/,  a  a    4862.  BOX  of  Wood  of  York  Miuster,  "  burned  by  a  Fanatic." 

„    4863.  BOX  made  from  a  Sleeper  of  ''  Old  London  Bi-idge." 
/^  2^    4864.  BOX  made  from  a  Treeat  Napoleon's  Grave,  St.  Helena. 
AffO  4865.  PEARL  BOX— inlaid  with  Silver. 
/,o  c     4866.  BOX  made  from  Wood  of  the  Constitution  Frigate. 
2^f.,  4867.  ROUND  PORCELiVIN  BOX. 
/  VJ^4868.  AGATE  BOX— Oval. 
y/a  0    4869.  WOODEN  BOX.     Tarn  O'Shanter  on  cover. 

'  S^   4870.  WOODEN  BOX.     Three  Figures  on  cover. 
2,J19    4871.  HORN  BOX— Half  Hoof. 
p  yj — 4872.  BOX  made  from  Wood  of  Heme's  Oak  in  Windsor  Forest 

'/  (See  Description  inside.)  1 

jyJT^  4873.  EMBOSSED  SILVER  BOX.  1 

/,  CO    4874.  IVORY  BOX.     Carved  Cover— St.  Helena.  1 

^,j-<?  4875.  ROUND  AGATE  BOX.  1 

j,ao   4876.  ROUND  TORTOISE-SHELL  BOX. 

„    „    4877.  SCOTCH  MULL.     Perth,  1823. 

^  S-O  4878.  SCOTCH  MULL.     Killarney  Lakes. 
41 


322 


SXUFF-BOXES. 


J>^ 


2.ao    4879. 
.^r^4880. 


^;j-^  4881. 
#!W-  4882. 

Jr^^'   4883. 

/,^tf  4884. 

,^-ffff-  4885. 

__^.,^  4886. 

^S-,ov   4887. 

^,^^  4888. 

/J7?  4889. 

^2J~4890. 

^'^^4891. 

^^c  4892. 

y.ro  4893. 

^^J7?4894. 

/,JT?4895. 

2^,.tr-ai^»896. 

*^    ^,J??4897. 

5,  .2*^4898. 

^.  <7«  4899. 

^,J^4900. 

Z.«0  4901. 

2,y«/T^902. 

^^^<j  4903. 
s^^O  4904. 

.  ^^  4905. 
/,S^0  4906. 

,,  //  4907. 
^,CC  4908. 
5,^^  4909. 
/f,  fi/>  4910. 

<^.J7>4911. 
Sf*<^4912. 

§^4913. 

3.o^>  4914. 

^^,  4915. 

^.rT9i7. 


J^ 


r;/^ 


SCOTCH  jMULL.     "  Won  by  Devil  Tom,"  1798.    - 

ROUXD  TORTOISE-SHELL  BOX. 

ROUXD  TORTOISE-SHELL  BOX,  with  Flowers  in  cove 

IVORY  BOX,  lined  with  Tortoise-shell ;  Carved  Top. 

IVORY  BOX,  Silver  Mounted. 

BOX,  Apple-shaped. 

OVAL  IROX  BOX. 

SQL^ARE  BOX,  with  Miniatures  on  cover. 

DUCK,  with  Enamelled  Cover. 

GILT  BOX,  with  Pearl  in  top. 

SILVER  VINAIGRETTE. 

AGATE  BOX,  with  Feet. 

S:^IALL  OVAL  SILVER  BOX. 

SILVER  BOX,  Gilt  inside. 

EXAMELLED  BOX,  Egg-shaped. 

SILVER  BOX,  with  Agate  in  top. 

OVAL  CARVED  BOX.     "  Amor  elegantly  Pater." 

SILVER  BOX,  with  Pearl  Top,  carved. 

OVAL  BOX,  Silver-gilt;  carved  Pearl  Top. 

VIXAIGRETTE. 

SILVER  BOX,  Shell-shaped. 

SILVER  BOX,  Shell-shaped. 

ROUXD  SILVER  BOX. 

BOX  OF  OAK  from  lona  Cathedral,  Alloway  Kirk,  Paisley 

Abbey,  Mary's  Yew,  etc.,  etc. 
LAVA  BOX,  with  View  of  Bay  of  Xaples  on  cover. 
ROUXD  EBONY  BOX. 
PEARL  BOX,  Silver  Mounted. 
BOX  made  of  Oak  from  Glasgow  Cathedral. 
BOOK-SHAPED  BOX. 

OA^AL  SILVER  BOX,  with  Camelian  on  top. 
SHELL,  Silver  Mounted. 
ROUND  SILVER  BOX,  Gilt  inside. 
OVAL  SILVER  BOX,  with  Pearl  Top. 
HORN  BOX,  with  Silver  Top. 
TORTOISE-SHELL  BOX,  SUver  Mounted. 
ROL^^D  SILVER  BOX,  Enamelled  Cover. 
ROUND  TORTOISE-SHELL  BOX,  Inlaid  Cover. 
BUCKSHORN  BOX.     "  NH  Desperandura." 
WOOD    BOX    from    Eppie    McLuckie's     Inn,      Bothwe 

Bridge. 


J 


SXUFF-BOXES.  323 

^ ,p<r4918.  OVAL  SILVER  BOX— Martin  Luther's  Head  on  cover. 
y,ro  4919.  SILVER  BOX,  with  Tortoise-shell  Top,  Inlaid. 
^J-.oo  4920.  OVAL  SILVER  BOX,  with  Engraved  Top. 
/,^^4921.  COCOA- WOOD  BOX. 
^,00  4922.  SILVER  BOX,  Engraved. 

^,  cro  4923.  OVAL  TORTOISES-SHELL  BOX,  Silver  Mounted,  Inlai 
i^,,o  4924.  OVAL  BOX :  "  M.  S." 
2,2j^492o.  OVAL  SILVER  BOX,  Embossed  Top. 
2^^o  4926.  WOODEX  BOX,  Silver  Mounted.     June  9,  1774. 
^^S^o  4927.  AGATE  SNUFF-BOX,  Oval. 
2^^ciC  4928.  SILVER  BOX,  Heart-shaped ;  Gilt  inside. 
2  SD  4929.  OVAL  TORTOISE-SHELL  BOX,  Silver  Mounted;  Inlaid 
on  cover. 

^^^   4930.  SMALL  SIL\"ER  BOX.     Hunting  Scene  on  cover. 

j',SV  4931.  SMALL  GILT  BOX. 

^'^•^  4932.  SMALL    SILVER    VINAIGRETTE,  Heart-shaped;    G 

inside.  • 

^^SZ>  4933.  SMALL  SILVER  BOX,  with  Engraved  Sides. 
^'^^    4934.  OVAL    TORTOISE    BOX,    Silver    Mounted,   and    Inla 

with  Pearl. 
Z.^ao   4935.  OVAL  SILVER  BOX,  Engraved  Rim. 
y,oo   4936.  SCOTCH  MULL,  Chased  Silver  Top,  with  Crystal. 
i,Jl?  4937.  SCOTCH  MULL,  Silver  Mountings. 
2,oo  4938.  SCOTCH  MULL,  Silver  Mountings.     R.  D. 
/  J^  .4939.  SCOTCH  MULL,  Silver  Mountings. 
„'    '.    4940.  ANTIQUE  TOBACCO-BOX. 
/ '/J~'4941.  IVORY  BOX.     Sir  Walter  Scott  on  cover. 
J^  S'O  4942.  SHELL,  Silver  Mounted,  Carnelian  in  cover. 
yjD   4943.  SILVER  BOX,  Pearl  Top  Engraved. 
^^,0  0    4944.  OVAL  SILVER  BOX,  Gilt  inside. 
/^,^c    4945.  EMBOSSED  SILVER  BOX. 
^.0o   4946.  SHELL  BOX,  Silver  Top.     T.  R. 

^^^4947.  SHELL  BOX,  Silver  Rim. 
A4.r-4948.  COCOA  BOX,  Carved. 
/.  ^^    4949.  HORN  BOX,  Silver  Mounted. 
/^.TO  4950.  OVAL  SILVER  BOX,  with  Miniature  in  cover. 
r^/^j^^a^i-DVAT,  SILVER  BOX,  Engraved. 


SEALS,  RELICS,  AND  SUNDRIES. 


^-A      .37^^52. 
'  r      /J~'4954. 

FIVE  BOXES  CARNELIAN  SEALS,  containing  10 
Do.'          Do.                 Do.                Do.                Do. 
Do.           Do.                Do.                 Do.                Do. 

ench.50. 
50. 
50. 

'/   4955. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

50. 

u  4956. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

50. 

•-   4957. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

50. 

,,   4958. 

Do. 

Do. 

D^. 

Do. 

Do. 

50. 

,,    4959. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

50. 

,,    4960. 

po. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

50. 

♦'    4961. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

50. 

,,    4962. 

FOUR 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

40. 

,,   4963. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

40. 

.,  4964. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

40. 

..    4965.  SEVEN"  BOXES  CARNELIAN  SEALS,  Small,   15  each. 

105. 

^  4966.  SILVER  SHIELD  FOR  BELT.     Motto— "Nemo  me  Ira* 

pune  Lacessit."  1. 

.,   4967.  SILVER  SEAL,     "H.  G."  1. 

,,   4968.  SILVER  SHIELD.     Ring.  1. 

^^  4969.  TWO  SILVER  SEALS.    Scotch  Device,  and  one  Antique.  2. 

5J^970.  CARNELIAN  SEAL,  Mounted  in  Silver.  1. 

SO  4971.  TWO  SILVER  RINGS,  Antique.  2. 

^  JX4972.  TWO  SILVER  RINGS.  2. 

^^(•^  ^^^4973.  THREE  ANTIQUE  SILVER  WATCH-KEYS.  3. 

2.^^974.  SEVEN  ANTIQUE  SEALS.  7. 

>^.i~4975.  THREE  ANTIQUE  SEALS.  3. 

6-^0  4976.  MASSIVE  SILVER  SEAL  of  the  "Edinburgh  Shakespeare 

Club."    1850.   With  line  Medallion  Head  ofShakespeare.  1. 

^,^J~4977.  LARGE  AGATE  SEAL,  Mounted  with  Gold.  1. 

'^^0  0  4978.  ANTIQUE  RING.  1. 

^^c  4979.  LARGE  GOLD  SExVL.     6  dwt.  1. 

"    -    4980.  LARGE  GOLD  SEAL,  richly  chased.     6  dwt.  '    1. 


SEALS,  "RELICS,  AND  SUNDRIES.        '  325 

^,  7^4981.  ANTIQUE   SEAL— Roman  Head,  and  two  smaller  Pieces. 

3  dwt.  I 

<^;^.^:4982.  LARGE  GOLD  SEAL.     "  J.  A."     U  dwt.  1 

j>. j-5  4983.  GOLD  SEAL.     "A."  and  Motto— Chacma  a  son  GoUt."      3 

dwt.  1. 

^^^  4984.  GOLD  SEAL.     "J.  A."     3  dwt.  1. 

^,vP?  4985.  GOLD  SEAL.     Device  of  a  Shield.     3  dwt.  1. 

„    4986.  GOLD  SEAL.  "Am  I  not  a  Man  and  a  Brother?"  3  dwt.  1. 
j^oo  4987.  GOLD  SEAL.     "Bacchus."     2^  dwt.  1. 

^^  ^j-'4988.  GOLD  SEAL,  Plain.     2i  dwt.  .  1. 

„    4989.  GOLD  SEAL.     Amethyst.     2i  dwt.  1. 

2..  oo  4990.  SILVER  CHAIN,  with  Charm  attached.  1. 

/.'co  4991.  MYSTICAL  COIN".     Keeps   off  Evil   Spirits,  etc.      From 

Judge  Furman's  Collection.  1.  . 

S^  4992.  EGG-CUP,  made  from  a  Tree  planted  by  Wilson  the  Orni- 
thologist. 1. 

38'  4993.  PIECE  OF  CASING,  from  the  House  in  which  Benedict 
Arnold  was  born.  1. 

JC>  4994.  HEAD  OF  MUR AT— Bronze  cast  from  a  Cameo.  Also,  a 
Copy  of  Lid  of  a  Snuff-box  presented  by  l^apoleou  to 
Murat.  2. 

JV  4995.  FEMALE  HEAD,  painted  on  Ivory.  1. 

J,y-^4996.  SILVER  TEA-SHOVEL,  with  Chinese  Mandarin  in  Relief 
|^«^y    4997.  TWO  ANTIQUE  SILVER  RINGS.  2.    \  .    n 

u^-^998.  TWO    ANTIQUE    SILVER    WATCH-KEYS.  Masonic     U^.^'fl 
^                            Design.  2.  J     H  ' 

4999.  TWO  ANTIQL^E  SIL^^R  SEALS.  2. 

y  j^^nnn    SILVER   MOUNTED    ANTIQUE  HUNTING  KNIFE 

AND  FORK.  1. 

/O  5001.  SIX    ANTIQUE    PEARL    BUTTONS,    AND    SEVEN 

STEEL  BUTTONS.  13. 

^J^002.  CARNELIAN  WATCH-HOOK  AND  ORNAMENT.      2. 

^,^0  5003.  THE   THREE   GRACES,  and  another  Ancient  Carving  on 

Ivory.  2. 

/  VJ^004.  HORN  '•  STIRRUP-CLTP."  1. 

^'h^  5005.  SILVER  STIRRUP-CUP,  plated  with  Gold.  1. 

^'^^^  5006.  MEDALLION  PORTRAIT  OF  WASHINGTON,  framed 
in  Wood,  from  Mount  Vernon.  1. 

J.  ^  J-^007.  SHAVING-BRUSH,  in  Silver  Case,  Antique.  1. 

J  yJ-5008.  MINIATURE  PORTRAIT  OF  JOHN  PAULDING,  one 
'/  of  the  Captors  of  3Iajor  Andre.  1. 

/,  ^^  5009.  MINIATURE  PORTRAIT  ON  IVORY,  by  Isabay. 
1782.  1. 


326 


GOLD  AND  SILVER  WATCHES. 


S.s^^ 

5010. 

J2JT^<^ 

5011. 

J,S^ 

5012, 

J-O 

5013, 

3o 

5014, 

^ 

5015, 

2.00 

5016, 

THREE  MINIATURES  ON  IVORY.  3. 

MINIATURE  PORTRAIT  ON   IVORY,  supposed  to  be 

Alexander  Hamilton.  1. 

LARGE  HORN  SOUP-LADLE.  1. 

HORN  PUNCH-LADLE.  1. 

FIVE  HORN  SOUP-SPOONS.  1. 

FIVE  HORN  TEASPOONS.  1. 

A    PIECE    OF    THE    "HAWTHORN"  TREE,    where 

Burns  met  his  "Highland  Mary,"  in  1786. 

Mr.  Allan  has  marked  this  in  his  own  hand,  as  being  from  the  identical 
Tree  referred  to  by  Burns  in  the  following  lines : 

"  How  sweetly  bloom'd  the  gay  green  birk, 
How  rich  the  Hawthorn's  blossom, 
As  underneath  their  fragrant  shade 
I  clasp'd  her  to  my  bosom  ! 

For  dear  to  me  as  light  and  life 
Was  my  sweet  Highland  Mary." 

/,  2J-  6017.  PIECE  OF  OAK  MULLION,  from  one  of  the  Windows  in 
The  Palace  of  LinlithgoAv,  in  the  room  where  Mary  Queen 
of  Scots  was  born.  Presented  by  Lord  Hardie,  Lord 
Provost  of  Linlithgow.  1. 

,2^^5018.  TWIG,  pulled  from  the  Hawthorn  over  the  Grave  of  Alex- 
ander Peden.  1. 
2  00   5019.  EGG-SHAPED  ORNAMENT,  Beautifully  Inlaid.              1. 


GOLD  AND  SILVER  WATCHES. 


^j^  ■,/j>:jp-g020.  ANTIQUE  SILVER  WATCH,  Double  case.  Maker- 
Frederick  Henserman.  1. 

/Z,00  5021.  ANTIQUE  SILVER  WATCH,  with  Bell  Attachment. 
Double  Case,  Elegantly  Chased.  Made  by  J.  Panier, 
Paris.  1. 

2S^,(?<?  5022.  ANTIQUE  SILVER  WATCH,  with  a  Beautiful  Enam- 
elled Miniature  Painting  at  the  Back.  Made  by  Aude- 
bert,  Amsterdam.  1. 

/^(,f,  5023.  ANTIQUE  SILVER  WATCH,  Oval-Shaped.  Thomas 
Attwood,  Maker.     Catgut  movement.     Very  old.  1. 

/Z,<?Cf  ^024.  ANTIQUE  TURKISH  SILVER  WATCH,  Oval.  Inlaid 
with  Pearls  on  the  Face  and  Inside,  and  Engraved.  1. 


iky^ 


Go 


C. 


GOLD  AND  SILVER  WATCHES.  327 

.^  ^4r«^5025.  ANTIQUE  SILVER  WATCH,  with  a  Fine  Marriage 
Scene  in  Alto  Relievo.     "Dawson,  London,  No.  74."       1. 

f  .— a-.5026.  ANTIQUE  SILVER  WATCH,  with  Case  perforated  for 
Brilliants,  and  containing  Twelve.  Made  by  Martineau, 
London.  1. 

5027.  ANTIQUE    GOLD    WATCH,    with   Chased   and   Highly 
Ornamented  Case,  and  Gold  Seal  attached.  1. 

5028.  ANTIQUE    GOLD    WATCH,  with    an    Octagonal   Open- 
Work  Case,  and  an  Emblematical  Design  at  the   Back, 

with  Bell  Attachment.  1. 

■A-HT-  5029.  ANTIQUE    BRASS  WATCH,  with  Heavy  Double  Case. 
"  John  Dortmond,  Amsterdam."  1 . 

.irotr  5030.  ANTIQUE  FRENCH  CLOCK,  in  Elaborately  Ornamented 
Case.  1. 

.4,3X^5031.  ANTIQUE  GOLD  WATCH,  with  Elegantly  Ornamented 
Case.  Sporting-Scene  at  the  Back.  "  Jaq'.  Guinand, 
Weisel."  1. 

c.cc  5032.  ANTIQUE  AND  HIGHLY-FINISHED  WATCH,  with 
Enamelled  Case  and  Gold  Mountings,  and  Fine  Painting  of 
Mars  and  Venus  at  the  Back.     G.  Kay,  Paris.  1. 

0  6    5033.  ANTIQUE  WATCH,  by  Solomons,  Canterbury,  in  Enam- 
elled Case.  ■  1. 
SO'Oo  5034.  ANTIQUE    MINIATURE    WATCH,    with   Brilhants,   in 
Enamelled  Case,  richly  Painted  and  Mounted  with  Gold.  1. 
Oco    5035.  ANTIQUE  OVAL  WATCH,  made  by  Henry  Archer.       1. 
i^.  CO    5036.  ANTIQUE  AMULET,  with    a   "Virgin   and   Child,"  and 
"Christ."      Set   with  Thirty-six   Emeralds.     [Warranted 
Genuine.]     In  Gold  Case,  most  Beautifully  Finished.       1 
^^0  0  5037.  THE  ANTIQUE  AMULET.                                                1 
/,  (^J    5038.  SILVER  BADGE,  Avith  Gilt  Central  Ornament  and  Cross 
"  Relieve  the  Distressed."                                                       1 
^^"503 9.  SEVEN  GLASS  AND  STONE  SEALS.  7 
^^go  5040.  A  SUPERIOR  (DR.  BREWSTER'S)  KALEIDOSCOPE 
with  Four  Glasses  in  Mahogany  Case.  1 
,^.>.^^:^^041.  TWO  ENAMELLED  DRAWINGS,  by  W.  Birch.           2 
vir5042.  MINIATURE  PAINTING  on  Glass.  1 
'  „    5043.  ANTIQUE  HEAD,  Carved  in  Lava.  1 
j^^C    5044.  PORTRAIT  OF  A  YOUNG  LADY,  on  Ivory,  in  Moroc 
CO  Case.                                                                                   1 
yj'^  5045.  THE  CARD-PLAYERS  AND  THE  DRAUGHT-PLAY 
/'                          ERS.     APair  of  Paintings,  after  Teniers.                           2 
'^j  5046.  A  SET    OF    ANTIQUE    AGATE    SLEEVE-BUTTONS 
Mounted  in  Silver;  and  Pair  of  Sleeve-Buttons. 


/: 


/' 


328 


SILVER   PLATE,  ETC. 


<)  o 


.^J-2r?r- 504V.  PORTRAITS  OF  QUEEN^  ELIZABETH  AND  MARY 
QUEEN  OF  SCOTS.  A  Pair  of  Miniature  Paintings,  in 
Rojiewood  and  Gilt  Frames.  2. 

32,0  9     5048.  VENUS  AND  CUPID.     Fine  Painting  on  Enamel.  1. 

^,oc      5049.  PAIR  OF  COLOURED  ENGRAVINGS,  in  Round  Case. 

^X/^     5050.  THIMBLE  CASE,  SLEEVE-BUTTONS,  etc. 
/O.^^     5051.  FROSTED  SILVER  THISTLE  SHAWL-PIN,  iu  Relievo, 
with  Amethysts  and  Agates  set  in  Silver.  1. 


SILVER  PLATE,  ETC. 


30.  eo  5052.  MASSIVE  SILVER  BADGE,  bearing  the  Arms  of  Prince 
Charles  Stuart,  and  incUiding  on  a  case  at  the  Back  a  most 
exquisite  JNIiniature  Portrait,  on  Ivory,  of  the  Prince.       1. 

ROBERT  BURNS'S   SILVER  TODDY-LADLE. 

A  genuine  Relic  of  the  Great  Poet,  with  the  following  Inscription  en- 
graved thereon : 

"This  Toddy-Ladle  formerly  belonged  to  Robert  Bums  the  Ayrshire  Poet. 
Presented  to  John  Allan  by  Mrs.  Jane  0.  Hubbard,  April  20th,  1857." 


-I'rty^^ix  5  0  5  3 

0rtrv 


/6,SV  5054. 
/^,06    5055. 

/^  J??  5057. 
/J7c/0  5058. 
/^O.OO  5059. 

/If.SV  5060. 

6-^0   5061. 

^,00    5062, 

i<r^/-^5063, 

6.0  o    5064. 


SILVER 

Chased. 
SILVER 

Chased. 
SILVER 

Chased. 
SILVER 

Chased. 
SILVER 


TODDY    OR    PUNCH 

Te'::3p.  George  II. 
TODDY    OR    PUNCH 

Temp.  Queen  Anne. 
TODDY    OR    PUNCH 

Temp.  George  III. 
TODDY    OR    PUNCH 


LADLE. 


LADLE. 


LADLE. 


LADLE. 


Elegantlv 

i. 

Elegantly 
1. 

Elegantly 
1. 

Elegantly 
1. 

THISTLE   TOBACCO-PIPE,   in   Three   Pieces. 
3  oz.  10  dwt.  ]. 

MASSIVE     SILVER     CENSER— INCENSE-BURNER, 

supported  by  a  figure  of  a  Mussulman,  on  an  Ek^gantly 

Chased  Stand.     Weight  15  oz.  1. 

BYZANTINE   RELIQUARY— Silver,   highly  Ornamented 

with  a  Curious  Figuie,  supposed  to  represent  an  Angel,  1. 
SILVER  MARROW-SPOON.     1  oz.  3  dwt.  1. 

SILVER  MEDICINE-SPOON.     1  oz.  1. 

PAIR  OF  ANTIQUE  SOLID  SILVER  SUGAIi-TONGS. 

Elegantly  Chased.     1  oz.  3  dwt.  2. 

PAIR  OF -ANTIQUE  SOLID  SILVER  SUGAR-TONGS. 

Elegantly  Chased.     1  oz.  3  dwt.  2. 


HIGHLAXD  COSTUMES.  329 

^  ^-Q    5065.  PAIK  OF  ANTIQUE  SOLID  SILVER  SUGAR-TOXGS. 
Elegant])'  Chased.     1  oz.  4  clwt.  2. 

..  5066.  PAIR^OF  ANTIQUE  SILVER  SUGAR-TOXGS.  18  dwl. 
~cc  5067.  PAIR  OF  ANTIQUE  SILAT:R  SUGAR-TONGS.  13  .hvt. 
;  -<r~5067.*  SILVER  PEPPER-BOX.     2  oz.  12  dwt.  1. 

'ic     5068.  ANTIQUE  SILVER  TEA-SHOVEL.  1. 

,oo    5069.  ANTIQUE  SILVER  TEA-SHOVEL.     10  dwt.  ]. 

SILVER  XUTMEG-GRATER.     12  d^vt.  1. 

SILVER  MUSTARD-SPOOX.     11  dwt.  ]. 

SILVER  COFFEE-POT.     45  oz.       .  1. 

SILVER  TEAPOT,  SUGAR-BOWL,  MILK-POT,  AXD 
SLOP-BASIX.     4  Pieces.     70  oz.  6  dwt.  4. 

A   SILVER   ETUI,   H;indsomely  Chased.  1. 

FOUR  SOLID  SILVER  CANDLESTICKS,  formerly  the 
Property  of  the  Count  St.  John  de  Renaud,  Private  Sec- 
retary to  Napoleon  I.     15  oz.  10  dwt.  each.  4. 


^^""5070, 

\tS^ 

-5071. 

oo 

5072, 

o  o 

5073, 

'^-^r 

,06 

5073, 

,0^ 

5074, 

^ 

J 

U^^''---^ 

HIGHLAND   COSTUMES. 

a, CO  5075.  ONE  SLIT  OF  HIGHLAND  COSTUME,  consisting-  of 
Coat  with  Embroidei'ed  Collar,  Kilt,'Plnid  Sporran  Mount- 
ed "with  Silver,   and  Cap  with  Silver   Thistle,  Hose   and 

^^  J  Garters.     Mac  Nab  Tartan. 

L^^076.  ONE  SUIT  OF  HIGHLAX'D  COSTUME.      Abercrombie 

^^^  Tartan. 

5~.co  5077.  ONE  SUIT  OF  HIGHLAND  COSTUME.  Murray  Tar- 
tan. 

'O.oc  5078.  ONE  SUIT  OF  HIGHLAND  COSTUME.  Waterloo  Tar- 
tan. 

^tfo5079.  ONE  SUIT  OF  HIGHLAND  COSTIBIE.  Forty-second 
Tartan. 

yjl?5080.  ONE    SUIT   OF    HIGHLAX^D    COSTUME.     Silver    Gilt, 

/'  consisting  of  Coat  with  Embroidered  Collar,  Kilt,  Plaid, 

and  Cap  with  Silver  Thistle.     Mackintosh  Tartan. 

^,^^5081.  OX^E  SUIT  OF  BOY'S  COSTL^ME,  consisting  of  Coat 
witli  Embroidered  Collar,  Kilt,  Plaid,  and  Sporran.  Mount- 
ed with  Silver,  Hose  and  Garters.     Forty-second  Ttirtan. 

/,oo  5082.  LADY'S  SILK-VELVET  CAP,  with  Pkimes,  Silver  Thistle, 
Twilled-Silk  Scarf,  and  Ho.^e.   Mackintosli  Tartan. 

*,  ^  ^  5083.  Do.  Do.  Eraser  Tartan,  with  Fringe. 


330  BROOCHES,  buckles/ ETC. 

/S:6  0    5084.  LADY'S  SILK- VELVET  CAP,  witli  Plumes,  Silver  Thistle, 

Twilled-Silk  Scarf,  and  Hose.    MacDonald  Tartan. 
f^,6o   5085.  Do.  Do.  Ross  Tartan. 

..    ■'      5086.  Do-  Do.  MacDuff  Tartan. 

/.5Ttf^)  5087.  Do.  Do.  MacLeod  Tartan, 

/^.^r  5088.  Do-  Do.  Mac:Nrab  Tartan. 

/2.,S^  5089.  Do.  Do.  Ross  Tartan. 

/I.  o6  5090.  SATIN"  SCARF,  with  Twisted-Silk  Fringe.    Eraser  Pattern 

„     "     5091.  SATIX  SCARF,  with  Twisted-Silk  Fringe.    Cluny  Macpher 
son  Pattern.  1 

/y.oo   5092.  SATIN"  SCARF,  with  Twisted-Silk  Fringe.    Ross  Tartan.  1 
/^_Sro  5093.  SATIN"  SCARF,  with  Twisted-Silk  Fringe.    Royal  Stuart.  1 
^^Sf)  5094.  SATIN  SCARF,  with  Twisted-Silk  Fringe.    Royal  Stuart.  1 
//  ff-f*  ^^r-m;  Ji095.  SATIN  SCARF,  with  deep  Twisted-Silk  Fringe.     Victoria 
'^  Tartan.  '  1 

2.2^  5096.  ONE  SCOTCH  CAP,  Large  Size,  with  Silver  Thistle.         1 
/f^.S<?  5097.  TWILLED  SILK  SCARF.     Rob  Roy  Tartan.  1 

S:o6    5098.  TWILLED  SILK  SCARF.     Abercrombie  Tartan.  1 

^.co  5099.  TWILLED  SILK  SCARF.     McDonald  of  the  Isles  Tartan 
S-.S-o  5100.  SATT^  SCARF.     Abercrombie  Tartan.  1 

fOT^    /Ayj&  5101.  SATIN  SCARF.     Royal  Stuart  Tartan.  1 

'  ^,^0  5102.  SATIN  SCARF.     Gluny  Macpherson  Tartan.  1 

/o.oo  5103.  SATIN  SCARF.     Royal  Stuart  Tartan.  1 

S:oo   5104.  GREEN  VELVET  EMBROIDERED  COAT  COLLAR  1 
QS-.oo  5105.  A  SUPERB  DAGGER,  Handsomely  Studded  and  Heavily 
INIounted  with  Cairngorm   set  in  Silver ;  Avith  Knife  and 
Fork,  also  Mounted  with  Cairngorm  and  set  in  Silver,  with 
Belt  Mounted  with  Silver.  •  '  1. 

i'^yO     j=prr#l06.  SKEAN  DHUE.  1. 

/O.60    5107.  LEATHER  BELT,  Silver  Mounted.  1. 


BROOCHES,  BUCKLES,  ETC. 


S',co  5108.  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH.     Three  This- 
tles, with  Stones.  '  1. 
„    ..    5109,  GENTLEMAN'S   SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH.     St. 
•    Andrew's  Cross.  1. 
"    "     5110.  LADY'S    SHOULDER-BROOCH.      TInee   Tliistles,    with 
Stones.                                                                                         1. 
4-,  ^'^  5111.  LADY'S   SILVER    SHOULDER-BROOCH.      Cairngorm 
Stone  in  the  Centre.                                                                  1. 


BROOCHES,  BUCKLES,  ETC.  331 

^^^o  5112.  LADY'S  SILVER  SHAWL-PIN.  Thistle  in  Centre,  set 
with  Topaz,  Amethyst,  Ruby,  and  Emerald.  1. 

-r^^    5113.  LADY'S   SILVER   SHOULDER  BROOCH.     Thistle,  set 

'  with  Stones.  1. 

Siif^  5114.  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH,  set  with  Cairn- 
gorm Stone  in  Centre.  1. 

S:sr>  5115.  LADY'S  SILVER  BROOCH.  Thistle,  with  Amethyst  and 
Emerald.  1. 

S:cc  5116.  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH,  set  with  Cairn- 
gorm Stone  in  Centre.  1. 

7,00  5117.  PAIR  OF  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES,  set  with 
Brilliants.  2. 

/^,«o  5118.  PAIR  OF  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES,  set  with 
Brilliants.  2. 

y,cc  5119.  PAIR  OF  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES,  set  with 

/'  Brilliants.  2. 

ST^o  5120.  PAIR  OF  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES,  set  with 
Brilliants.  2. 

^J^  5121.  PAIR  OF  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES,  small,  set 

with  Brilliants.  2. 

a'^<?  6122.  PAIR  OF  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES,  set  with 

Brilliants.  2. 

/CSV  5123.  PAIR  OF  GENTLEMAN'S  SILVER   SHOE-BUCKLES, 

set  with  Brilliants.  2. 

^.o^   5124.  PAIR  OF  GENTLEMAN'S   SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES, 

set  with  Brilliants.  2. 

(^.J7^    5125.  PAIR  OF  GENTLEMAN'S   SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES, 

set  with  Brilliants.  2. 

/ 0.(^0  5126.  PAIR  OF  GENTLEMAN'S   SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES, 

set  with  Brilliants.  "  Very  Elegant.  2. 

J'.J'<^  5127.  PAIR  OF  GENTLEMAN'S  SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES. 
^,J^    5128.  PAIR  OF  GENTLEMAN'S   SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES, 

set  with  Brilliants  and  Coloured  Stones.     Very  Superb.  2. 
/i.oa  5129.  PAIR  OF  GENTLEMAN'S  SILVER   SHOE-BUCKLES, 

set  with  Brilliants  and  Coloured  Stones.     Smaller.  2. 

/^^ca  5130.  PAIR  OF  GENTLEMAN'S  SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES. 

set  with  Brilliants  and  Coloured  Stones.  2. 

J'.uTo  5131.  PAIR  OF  GENTLEMAN'S  SILVER  SHOE-BUCKLES, 

set  with  Brilliants  and  Coloured  Stones.  2. 

^.0  6   5132.  POUCH  OR  SPORRAN,  worn  by  "one  of  the  Unfortunate 

Brave    at  the  fatal  field  of  Culloden."     It  has  undergone 

repairs  and  alterations,  but  the  front  and  bottom  of  the 

original  remain. 

"  Presented    by    Donald  Mcralliom,  of  Greenock,  to  John  Drummond,  of 
Perthshire,  who  presented  it  to  John  Allan,  New  York,  18.'!3." 
The  above  inscription  is  in  the  hand-writing  of  ilr.  John  Allan. 


332  ANTIQUE  CHINA.  * 

2.0C    5133.  CIRCULAR  SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH.  i. 

^,  ,o     5134.  SHOULDER-BROOCH.   St.  Andrew's  Cross,  in  Solid  Silver, 

Richly  Chased.  \^ 

^.cc    5135.  SHOULDER-BROOCH.     Scotch  Thistle,  set  iu  Silver,  with 
Amethyst  and  Tojmz.  '       j. 

^,Sr^    5136.  CIRCULAR  SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH,  with  Larcre 

Agate  in  the  Centre.  '"l. 

6'^"    5137.  CIRCULAR  SILVER  SILOULDER-BROOCPI,  with  Large 

Cairngorm  and  other  Stones.  "l. 

7^^  5138.  CIRCULAR  SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH,  with  Large 

Cairngorm  and  other  Stones.  "l. 

/^co   5139.  CIRCULAR  SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH,  with  large 

Cairngorm  in  the  Centre,  and  double  Row  of  Thistles,     'l. 

/g:cc  5140.  LADY'S    SHOULDER-BROOCH.      A   Fac-simile   of   the 

Brooch  taken  from  Robert  Bruce  by  Macdougal,  of  Lorn, 

the  Original  of  which  is  still  in  the  Family  of  that  name. 

S,oo    5141.  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH.     Eight  Stones. 

S-.SD   5142.  LADY'S  SILVER  SHOULDER-BROOCH.   Twelve  Stones. 

/t,oo  6143.  LADY'S     SILVER    SHOULDER-BROOCH.      Cairngorm 

Stone  in  the  Centre.  1. 

^,co  5144.  ST.  ANDREW'S  CROSS  in  Solid  Silver.  1. 

..     "     5145.  ST.  ANDREW'S  CROSS  in  Solid  Silver.  1. 

/,/^  5146.  TWO  SILVER  THISTLES  FOR  CAPS.     Frosted.         2^ 

y'oa     5147.  SILVER  CROSS,  with  Figure  of  Christ.  1. 

/,2:.r~5148.  SILVER  THISTLE  CLOAK   CLASP.  1. 

y^,6C     5149.  SOLID   SILVER  INDIAN  TOBACCO-PIPE,  with  Large 

Shield,  having  the  Motto  of  Virginia:  "  Sic  Semper  Tyran- 

nis,"  and  appropriate  Figures  in  Relievo.  1. 

y  S^  5150.  ENAIVIELLED  PAINTING  OF  VIRGIN  AND  CHILD. 

'  '  Highly  Finished.  1. 

.38^b\b\.  TWO  SETS  SLEEVE-BUTTONS.  -j_ 


ANTIQUE  CIimA. 

^.5~6152.  TEN  CUPS  AND  SAUCERS.     Fluted.  10. 

2t/4.    ^^i~e-153.  FOUR  CUPS  AND  SAUCERS.  4. 

^5154.  THREE  CUPS  AND  SAUCERS.     Chocolate  Colour.  3. 

5J~  51 55.  SEVEN  CUPS  AND  SAUCERS.     Blue  and  White.  7. 

^r5156.  EIGHT  CUPS  AND  SAUCERS.  S. 


ANTIQUE  cniXA.  M33 

^lol.  FOUR  CUPS  AND  SAUCERS.  4. 
'^i,5 15 8.  FOUR  CUPS  AND  SAUCERS.     Highly  Ornamented.     4. 

yJ-ol59.  SEVEN  CUPS  AND  SAUCERS.  7. 

/,<rr 5 160  CHINA  CUP  WITH  COVER.     Chocolate.  1. 

,4uui_5161.  TEACUP  AND  SAUCER.  1. 

e,^^  5162.  TEACUP  AND  SAUCER.  1. 

/,oa  5163.  COFFEE-CUP  AND  SAUCER.  1. 

'j-0  5164.  TWO  CUPS  AND  ONE  SAUCER.  3. 

^/v/^165.  DRESDEN  CHINA  SCENT-BOTTLE.  1. 

/,ac  5166.  CUP  AND  SAUCER.     Biscuit  China.  1. 

,,    '.    5167.  TWO  PAINTED  GLASS  CUPS.     Landscapes.  1. 

,^  ST)  5168.  TERRA  COTTA  TEAPOT.  1. 

'z.5~3l69.  CHINESE  TEA  SHOVEL.  1. 

C,0O  5170.  DRESDEN  CHINA  CREAM-PITCHER.  1. 

f,oo  5171.  PiUR  OF  JAPANESE  CAKE  PLATES.  2. 

?vJ^l 72.  CHINESE  TEA- WAITER.     Very  handsome.  1. 

„    5173.  CHINESE  TEA-WAITER.  1. 

.,   5174  CHINESE  TEA- WAITER.  1. 

'  S-o  5175.  PAIR  OF  CIGAR  RESTS.  2. 

f^tio    5176.  MINIATURE  TEAPOT.  1. 

;^'^2.J~5177.  CHINA  DISH,  Scolloped  Edges.  1. 

/jlgL5178.  CHINA  DISH.                       ^  1. 
'i,,eo    5179.  CHINA  FRUIT-DISH,  Shell-shaped.     Very  handsome.      1. 

y.^'^  5180.  CHINA   FRUIT-DISH,  Square.  1. 

S-,co    5181.  CHINA   FRUIT-DISH,  Square.  1. 

^,  2.J"^82.  EIGHT  LARGE  CHINA   CAKE-PLATES.  8. 

/,61>  5183.  FOUR  LARGE   CHINA  PLATES.  4. 

/.^^5184.  THREE  LARGE   CHINA  PLATES.  3. 

z^,  oo  5185«  LARGE   CAKE-PLATE.  1. 

S^'OO  5186.  LARGE   CAKE-PLATE.  1. 

J'.  2*^5187.  LARGE   CHINA  PLATE.  1. 

.,    5188.  LARGE   CHINA  PLATE.  1. 

!1^^    5189.  CHINA  PUNCH-BOWL.  1. 
^[co     51,90.  VERY    LARGE    CHINA    PUNCH-BOWL.      Elegantly 

Painted;  Forty-nine  Inches  in  Circumference.  1. 
yco    5191.  LARGE    CHINA    PUNCH-BOWL.      Elegantly    Painted 

'                               Hunting-Scene.  1. 
J7  'I  J~^192.  LARGE  CHINA  DISH.     Very  Elegant.     Forty  Inches  in 

Circumference.  1. 

/-  r^   5193.  LARGE  CHINA  DISH.     Very  Elegant.  1. 


334  BRONZES,  ETC. 

8.0  6  5194.  EBONY  TEA-CADDY,  WITH  CUT-GLASS  SUGAR- 
BOWL.     A  Pair.  2. 

/S',oc  5195.  LIQUOR-CASE,  containing  Seven  Large  Bottles,  Four 
Tumblers,  and  Three  Wine-Glasses,  all  Cut  Glass  and  Gilt, 
in  Oak  Travelling  Case.  1. 

,,  /'  5196.  LIQUEUR-STAND,  with  Three  Decanters  and  Twelve 
Cordial  Glasses.     All  Richly  Cut. 

/,S&    5197.  PAIR   OF   CHINESE  INCENSE-BURNERS.  '  2. 

j^^  5198.  PAIR  OF  DRESDEN  CHINA  FISH-SHAPED  VASES. 
Very  Curious.  2. 


BRONZES,    ETC. 

^7(r'5199.  PAIR  OF  BRONZE  CASTS— Columbus  and  Cromwell.   2. 

j-,io     5200.  MEDALLION   OF  SIR  WALTER  SCOTT,  in  Rosewood 

and  Gilt  Frame.  1. 

/S:t^c    5201.  BRONZE  PAPER-WEIGHT— Sleeping  Infont.  1. 

<^<-^? -jH^rsft^  5202.  VENUS   DE   MEDICI.     A  Superior  French  Bronze.  1. 

^          2,S:co    5203.  BRONZE  FIGURE   WITH   CYMBALS.  1. 

/Co  6    5204.  BRONZE   CHINESE   VASE.  1. 

§-.  CO     5205.  ANCIENT  BRONZE  VASE.  1. 

/j,C^     5206.  PAIR   OF   BRONZE   VASES.  2. 

K'^     yo^     5207.  PAIR   OF   GILT   BRONZE    FIGURES— Saints.  2. 

^.^6      5209.  ANCIENT  IVORY  CHALICE.     Elegantly  Carved.  1. 

j-,iJ—  5210.  ELEGANT  MOSAIC  TABLET.     Inlaid  with  Twenty-eight 

Marbles.  1. 

^i-tr^^-iZjLiL    5211.  VERY  ELEGANT  IVORY  CASKET,  with  Silver  Lock 

'                                       and  Hinges.     Elegantly  Engraved.  1. 

.,         5212.  WEDGEWOOD  PORTLAND  VASE.  1. 

'1'  jT)  5213.  ANCIENT   CARVED  FLASK.     Silver  Mounted.  1. 

3.0  o  5214.  PAIR   OF  CHINESE  LADY'S   SHOES.  1. 

>^'^«7  5215.  SNAIL,  Carved  in  Marble.     Curious.  1. 

S:S'o  5216.  BRONZE  AND   GILT  INKSTAND.  '  1. 

^,0  6   5217.  JAPANESE  OPIUM-PIPE  AND  POUCH.  1. 


AIIMS,  ARMOUR,  AND  ANTIQUITIES. 


^5218.  SHARK'S-TOOTH  DAGGER,  set  in  Bark,  from  the  Sand- 
wich Islands.  1. 

,06  5219.  lYORY-MOUXTED  DAGGER,  j^icked  up  on  the  Field  of 
Cnlloden.  1. 

^  5220.  JAPANESE  DAGGER,  in  Richly-gilt  Scabbard.  1. 

^J^221.  INDIAN"  WAR-CLUB,  Solid  Ebony.  1. 

.ac  5222.  ANCIENT  INDIAN  BATTLE-AXE,  WITH  PIPE.  En- 
graved. 1. 

e^i  5223.  STEEL  MACE,  highly  Ornamented.  1. 

c6  5224.  MALAY  CREESE,  with  Poisoned  Blade.  1. 

ao  5225.  POWDER-HORN,  handsomely  Mounted  in  Silver,  with  Sil- 
ver Chain  with  Agate  and  Amethyst.  1. 

^^  5226.  LARGE  TURKISH  PISTOL,  very  richly  Gilt,  and  Orna- 
mented Mountings,  1. 

SO  5227  PISTOL,  by  Ross,  of  Edinburgh;  highly  Ornamented.  1. 

r^  5228.  ANTIQUE  PISTOL,  by  T.  Murdoch.  1. 

ii3-5229.  ANTIQUE  PISTOL,  by  J.  Paterson,  New  York.  1. 

a  5230.  PAIR  OF  VERY  ANCIENT  BLUNDERBUSSES,  with 
heavy  Silver  Mountings.  2. 

o     5231.  ANCIENT  STEEL  DAGGER  AND  SHEATH.  1. 

^     5232.  SILVER-MOUNTED  DAGGER,  with  Leather  Sheath.     1. 

0  5233.  LARGE  ANTIQUE  DAGGER,  with  highly-ornamented 
Handle.  1. 

'c    5234.  MALAY  KNIFE.  1. 

yo    5235.  DOUBLE-HEADED  BATTLE-AXE,  elaborately  engraved. 

;  c/    5236.  BATTLE-AXE,  with  Engraved  Pleads,  etc. ;  very  Ancient. 

rr  •  1- 

.0^5237.  ANCIENT  CLAYMORE,  made  by  Andrea  Ferrara.  1. 

o  5238.  CLAYMORE  used  at  the  Eglintoun  Tournament.  1. 

'^  5239.  PAIR  OF  CARBINES,  with  heavy  Gilt  Mountings.  2 

M  5240.  HEAVY  ROMAN  SWORD  AND  SHEATH.  l! 

5^  5241.  PAIR  OF  ANTIQUE  SPURS.  2. 

'^    5242.  IRON  JEWEL-CASE  OR  CASKET,  with  Secret  Locks. 
Very  Curious.  1. 


3^6  MISCELLAXEOUS. 

S'O^  V243.  MEDALLION  OF  NAPOLEON  AND  JOSEPHINE.  1. 
3.00  5 244.  MEDALLION  OF  THE  RAPE  OF  THE  SABINES.  1. 
VJ^  5245.  BxVDGE,  set  in  Brillimits.  Motto— "  For  our  Country."  ]. 
/,ZS-  5246.  MILITARY  BADGE,  from  the  Field  of  Wat-rk.o.  '  1. 
S:co  5247.  THE  MUSKET  USED  BY  MR.  JOHN  ALLAN  iu  the 
War  of  181 2.  ]. 

^S  5248.  THREE  POWDER-FLASKS,  and  Apparatus  for  Cleaning 
Gun.  4. 

^.  OP  5249.  SINGLE-BARRELLED  GUN,  in  Good  Order.  1. 

y.OO  5250.  ANTIQUE  PITCHER  from  Herculaneura.  1. 

v/7^   5251.  MEDALLION  OF  GENERAL   LAFAYETTE,  in  Black 

Frame.  1. 

'f/r^    /rf*f,  rr  5252.  MARBLE  BUST  OF  NAPOLEON.     Very  fine.  1. 

'       J',^<7  5253.  PLASTER    CAST    OF    ITHIEL   TOWN,   on  Large   Pe- 
destal. 1. 


«rt) 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

/f,Oo  5254.'  THE  NATIVITY.     An  Antique  Piece,  cast  in  Copper.  1. 

1^,S1P  5255.  SCRIPTURE  PIECE,  cut  in  Copper— Antique.  1. 

2.SV  5256.  OLD  DUTCH  ENGRAVING,  in  Carved  Frame.  1. 

/,S7?  5257.  FISHING-ROD.  1. 

^,J1?  5258.  CIRCULAR  BRASS  VESSEL.  1. 

a,X^^<^5259.  LARGE    COLLECTION   OF   MAPS   OF   TPIE   COAST 

2-t  *^  "^  SURVEY. 

^,  00  5260.  BELL  METAL  INCENSE-BURNER.  1. 

V,«^^  5261.  BELL  METAL  FLAGON.  1. 

4^,/<r5262.  ANTIQUE  COPPER  VASE,  used  in  a  Jewish  Synagogue. 

^^,00  5263.  ANTIQUE  BRASS  MORTAR.     Dated  1564.  1. 

a^y,  00   5264.  ANTIQUE  BRASS  MORTAR.    Dated  1597.  1. 

S.'^O  5265.  SPY-GLASS.  1. 

2,t>a    5266.  TWO  LARGE  BOXES,  suitable  for  Engravings.  2. 

„     ..     5267.  TWO  BOXES  for  Autographs.  ^  2. 

/,     ',     5268.  BOOK  BOX,  Red  Morocco,  Gilt.  1. 


LIBPiAPiY    FURNITURE 


/i^,ST>  5270, 
/S'.oo  5271. 
.  ,^  „  5272. 
'^,S^  5273, 
/f.oo    5274 


j57tfO  5269.  LARGE  SOLID  MAHOGANY  BOOK-CASE,  with  Glazed 
Doors. 
MAHOGANY  BOOK-CASE. 
SMALL  MxYHOGANY  BOOK  CASE. 
MAHOGANY  OFFICE-DESK. 
MAHOGANY  BOOK-SHELVES. 

EIGHT  PAINTED  BOOK-CASES.  8 

MAHOGANY  CABINET,  with  Marble  Top,  Plate-Glass 
J^rout,  and  fitted  with  Di-awer  for  Coins,  lined  wutli  Silk 
Velvet.  1 

LAPvGE  MAHOGANY  WRITING-DESK,  Brass  bound.  1 
LIBRARY  CHAIR.  1 

IRON  CHEST.  1 


^,S^  5276 

^,2»^~5277 

l^.oo     5278 


BOOKS,  ETC.,  OMITTED. 


;,C0  3316.  CHORLEY.     Fourteen  Plates,  illustrative  of  Chorley's  Au- 
thors of  England. 
^^.oo  3317.  CATTLE.     A  Series  of  Fifty-two  Etchings,  by  Huber,  Van- 
dervelde,  etc.     Oblong  4to,  Jialf  morocco. 
3318.  BIBLE  PLATES.     A  Collection  of  Thirteen  large  Plates,  in 
2  vols. 
^,SV  3319.  POVRTRAICT     DV     IVGEMENT    UNIVERSEL.     A 
Large  Old  Engraving,  by  Peter  de  Jorle,  of  the  Day  of 
Judgment.     Mounted  on  Canvas,  with  Rollers. 
SO  .3320.  SAAVEDRA'S  EMBLEMS.     A  Collection  of  Plates. 
j^,S^n  3321.  SEYMOUR'S  SKETCHES.     A  Collection  of  Plates. 
42 


^   "idO'O^^ 


• 


J 


INDEX 


Abelard  and  Heloise 1507,  2105  | 

Aberdeen 3236 

Adams  (John) 2714  I 

Asric-ulture 662,  719,  2328,  3034  ; 

Albums  40-43,  951,  112i>,  1146 

Allan 6S3,  6S4 

Almanacks 375,  1152,  1246.  1531  1 

Alphabets,  190,  725,  1166,  1543,  2175,  2353,  2745, 

2992 
^Vmerica,  78,  162,  171.  443,  486,  511,  525,  529,  581,  I 
547,  613, 645, 666,  673.  679—681,  698, 712,  716, 722, 
811,  850— S52.  879.  880,  885. 926, 932. 949, 961, 962,  , 
965—970,  975.  977,  1014.  1039,  114S.  1149,  1155, 
1180,  1298*,  1357,  13G1,  1413.  1424,  1426,  1431, 
1455,  1460,  1464,  146S.  1477,  1504,  15117,  1542, 
1605,  1610.  1611,  1620,  1621,  1031,  1632,  1646, 
1654, 1702, 1712, 1734. 1736. 1783. 1787, 1805, 1814, 
1815,  1817,  1851,  18T8,  1947,  1974,  2002,  2005, 
2006,  2016,  2022,  2040—2042,  2057,  2062,  2063, 
2071,  2077.  2078.  2091—2095,  2103,  2112,  2129, 
2162,  2206—2208,  2262—2264,  2279—2281,  2307, 
2363,  2369,  2391,  2427,  2443,  2468,  2472,  2500, 
2531,  2532,  255i,  27H  2730,  2751,  2770,  2772, 
2784,  2788,  2789,  2795,  2800,  2801,  2811,  2823, 
2827,  2S35,  2854,  2855,  2861,  2903,  2956,  2957, 
2973,  3014.  3019.  8021,  3022,  3102,  3116,  314:3, 
3156—3158.  3173,  3184,  3207,  3228,  3250.  3251, 
3275,  3276 

Amsterdam 2357 

Anasraiiis 720 

Andre  (Major) 2731,  2808 

Angling 710.  3076.  3137—3139 

Antrld-Saxon 358,  859,  8081 

Annuals,  1130, 1160—116:3,  1:373,  1374,  2155—2158, 

216.3,3090,3248.3249 

Antiquities,  360,  381,  590.  1467,  1.544,  1680,  1744, 

1790,  2121,  2363.  2372,  2542,   2603,   2642,  2881, 

2889-2891,  2997,  3007,  8008,  8084,  3142,  8175, 

3220,  3246,  3247,  82.S3 

Aphorisms 176 

Appollonius 2104 

Aquinas 3050 

Arabic 1346 

Architecture 2494 

Arctic  Regions 143,  2112,  2554 

A  rgyle 2633 

Armour 1306 

Association 231 

Astrology.     See  Occult  Sciences. 

Astronomy 46,  1414,  1895 

Australia 2765 

Autographs 135,  2070,  2779,  2798.  2801,  2951 

Ayres 477 

Ayrshire 139—141, 149 

Bacon  (Sir  N.) 3202,  3208 

Ballads.    See  Poems. 


LOT 

Barnard 568 

Bartolozzi 179—182 

Batavia. . .   2941 

Bavaria 919,  2442 

Beattie 1129 

Belgium 228,  224 

Bell  (H.) 2018 

Beza(Th.) 2087 

Bibles  and  Testaments,  254,  257—276,  757,  1013, 
1057,  I05S,  1139,  1416,  1419,  1533,  2087-2089, 
2102,  2122—2124,  8032,  3252 
Bible  Plates,  186,  740, 1182,  1210, 1379,1381,1412, 
1502,  1534,  1661,  168:3—1087,  18:36,  1838,  1898, 
1954,  2174,  2562—2564.  2762—2764.  2825,  2910, 
3078,  3178—3180,  3187,  3188,  3193 
Bibliography  (see  also  Catalogues).  227,  232,  239, 
283—6.  ;343,  485,  493.  576,  6.57,  660,  661. 743,  757, 
847.  848,  894—91.3.  977,  1073,  1087,  1101,  1303, 
1360,  1491,  1492,  1514,  1575,  1598—1600,  1757, 
1875,  1876,  1881,  1905,   1956,  2029,  2119,  2289, 
2294,  2327,  2459,  2476,  2530.  2616,  2374,  2879, 
2963.  2970,  2995.  3167.  3168,  3189,  8291,  3294 
Biogr.aphy  (see  also  under  the  names  of  the  sub- 
jects), 981,  1014,  1U15,  1175,  1187, 1839,  2486 

Birmingham 298 

Bookbinding 800.  801 

Book-keeping 2418 

Boston 1087 

Boswell 944.1048,  1602,1749 

Bosworth  Field 205 

Botany 1929.  2975 

Bovd  (Zilch.) .2066 

Bradford  (Wm.) 2946 

Hrist(d 744 

Brockett 568* 

Brown  (J.) 1533 

Bruce 1362 

Buchanan 615,  1555 

Buenos  Avres 246S 

Bunyan  (.1.) 2885 

Burns  (E.)  30,  139,  151,  451.  454,  481,  729,  785, 
803,  804,1798,2965 

Burton  (W.  E.) 2589,  2590 

Byron 792,  2056 

Cffisar 90,  1801,  1802 

CalUgr.aphy.     See  Penmanship. 

Cambridge 1356,  3232 

Campbell 203 

Canada,  162,  183,  880,  966—968,  1712, 1805,  1947, 

2506,3184 

Canterbury 880 

Caraffa 2513 

Catalogues,  48,  111,  148,  156, 153, 178, 213, 218,  241, 
322,  357,  389,  452,  453,  552.  565—576,  857,  878, 
920,  958,  994,  995.  998,  1077,  1088,  1089,  1192, 
1207,  1270,  1348,  1378,  1388,  1407,  1408,  1495, 


340 


INDEX. 


T.OT 

1528,  1532,  1541.  1576,  1&43,  1668,  1664,  1GT2, 
1765,  ISIO,  Is.'JS,  2020,  2021,  2052,  2202—2204, 
2244,  2298,  2471,  24&7,  2522,  25:J8,  25:39,  25.50, 
2560,  2771,  2S40,  2S76,  2976,  2977,  2999,  304S, 
3049,  322:3—3225, 

Cinlfleld 2061 

Caxton 2S75 

Ch.arles  1 557,  1006,  32:34 

Charles  V 2524 

Charles  VU 301S 

Chess 4:54,  593 

China 6.  59,  247,  633—639,  S46,  2961,  2962 

Cboiseul 1*5 

Christmas  Carols 346 

Chronol()<rv 64S,  656,  2744 

Clinton  (lie  Will) 1494 

Coins.     See  Numismatics. 

Colbatch  (J.) 3001 

Columbia  College 1616, 1617 

Connecticut 2281 

Corneille  (P.) 1537 

Corwin  (E.  13.) 25S7 

Costume,  39,  126,   160,  197.  20S— 210,  748—755, 

7S9,  1206,  1826,   145S,  14S0,   15S2,   1714.  202:3, 

2:314,  2611,  2746,  291:3.  3170 

Coverdale 3186 

Crawfurd 927,  2541 

Crichton 3046 

Croat  Bible 275 

Cromwell 2109 

Cruikshank 1474 

Cuba 3026 

Cyphers 1901 

Dance  of  De.ath 12S4.  1446—1451 

Dauoing 1108 

Daphne'  et  Chloe 1811, 1812 

D.arley 1563 

Darwin 2730 

David 640 

Davis  (W.  J.) 852 

Davy  (Sir  II.) 2217 

Death 3047 

Dictionaries 32,  371,  1305,  2075,  :3:302 

Diplomacy 1 66 

Domenichino 1716 

Douglas  Case 2902 

Drama,  :397.  398,  732,  956,  969,  1095,  1172,  1313, 

1355,  1359,  14:30,  1466,  1473,  1572,    169:3,  1729, 

1918,  19i4. 1975,  2948,  3002,  3190,  3284^3288 

Dreams 1266 

Earlom 655 

Edinburgh 61 1.  612,  2752,  2883 

Egypt 2404,  324-/,  3243 

Ehves  (J.) 2994 

Emblems,  2,  :3S,  49—54.  112—114,  137,  138,  192, 
19:3,  229,  280.  246,  256.  ;i21.  327,  32s,  -330,  331, 
349,  :350,  4ii9 — 112,  444,  445.  522,  523,  562,  582, 
58:3.  691*  695,  768— 770,  83t;— S42,  856.  954,  1019 
—10:32,  1040.  1080,  1102,  11.JG.  11.59,  1228,  14i>4 
—1406,  1483.  1508,  1512,  1524,  1565.  1628,  1629, 
1662,  1706,  1737,  1742,  1821,  1S5.5,  1&56,  1882, 
1883,  l^-'7.  l^--->.  1944,  194.^,  194:>— 1950,  1996, 
1997,  20:^,7.  idiV.t.  207:?.  2101,  2101*.  '-'12s,  2161. 
2213,  221.%  2272.  227:;.  22>4— 22^6,  2297,  2299, 
2-300,  2:30-2,  2:i^l.  242-— 24:32.  2409,  2478,  2482,  | 
250:3,  2511).  2."v46,  2572,  257:3,  2579,  25M1,  2.585, 
2597,  2601.  2i>(i4,  2607,  2608,  2613,  2620,  2628, 
2629,  2703,  2792,  279:3,  2826,  285:3,  2862,  2866, 
2950,  2952,  29s0,  2989,  3038,  3041—3043,  3054— 
8058,  3067,  3u7i,  3176,  3177.  3211.  321.3— :3218. 

.3255,  3256,  ;<262,  8:309.  ;33i:3.  :3314  i  Gibraltar. 
England,  296.  364,  437,  521,  618—620,  626,  6:30,  i  Glasg 


2062,  2086.  210S.  2347,  24S3,  2496.   2609,  2774, 

2s99,  2974.  3104.  32iil,  3202,  320,5,  :3231 

Engravings.    632.  667.  66>.   68:3—705,  799.  2004, 

2146,  2147,  2184,  21S5,  324S.  8265—3270 

Epitaphs 56,  1044*,  2S29 

Erskine  (A.) 1749 

Essays 1674,  1679,  1718 

Etchings 1953 

Ethnology 1678 

Europe 2421 

Exmouth 2177 

Everett .' 946 

Fables,  17—24. 252.  863- S6.5. 937—939. 1078, 1079, 

1082—1084,  1122,  1195—1197.  1704,  1705,  2113 

-2118,  22.34,  2276.  2291,  2725,  3016 

Facetise,  3,  4.  13.  3:3,  147,  416,  707,  714,  715.  717, 

726,  853,  S62,  888,  891,  922,  1046,  1047,  1075, 

1137,  1474,  1505,  1651.  1707,  1708,  1711,  1792, 

2199,  2200,  222.3,  2249,  2313,  2:330,  2347,  2349, 

2:393,  2480,  2492,  2498,  2631,  26-32,  2818,  3002, 

3011,  3121,  3141,  3144,  3147,  3264^  3278,  8274, 

3282,  8293 

Fencing  1854 

Fine  Arts,  10,  207,  212,  340,  352,  393,  413,  472, 
473,  503,  508,  509,  517,  524,  540,  541,  628,  970, 
972,  97:3,  992,  99:3,  1009.  lOlO,  1016.  1066— 
lOGS.  1105,  1109,  1112.  11:3:3,  1164,  116.5,  1172, 
—1184,  :194. 1198.  1100. 12(M— 1203,  1221,  1222, 
1231,  1262,  120:3,  1272,  127:3.  1298,  1319,  1:327, 
1344,  1380,  14:34,  14:J.5.  144(3—1453,  1456—1459, 
1465,  1481.  151S-1.520,  1.5s3,  159.5,  160-3,  1613, 
1625,  1650,  174S,  1754.  1766,  1816,  1852,  1853, 
1884.  1885,  1902,  Um,  1958,  1961,  2023.  2057, 
2058,  2137,  214-.  21.-4—2189,  2202—2204,  2222, 
2227—22:30,  2241.  2207,  2275,  2283.  2304.  2305, 
2310—2312,  2325,  2326,  2850.  2354,  2392,  2402, 
2415,  2416,  2426.  2433.  2456.' 2457,  2470,  2474, 
2475,  2537,  2545,  2565—2567,  2597,  2601,  2604^ 
2607,  2608.  2624—2626,  2668—2675,  2709—2713, 
2726,  2727,  2*07,  2*12,  2815,  2857,  2858,  2865, 
2S67,  2885.  2906,  2912,  2952,  295.3,  3015,  3076, 
8085,  3108.  3130,  3145,  3162,  3169,  3181,  3190 
—3194.  328S,  3246,  8257,  8299,  8300,  3308 

Flags  and  Banners 727,  1696 

Flaminio  172 

Fletcher  (Al.), 1S23 

Flowers 1389,  2549 

Fonthlll 2577 

Forrest  (Edwin) 2597 

Forster  (H.  K.) 28.86 

Fothergill  (.J.) 1753 

France,   29,    104,  751,   751,  755,  896,  1791,  1820, 

1986,  1968,  2100.  2617,  2615,  3080,  3081 

Franklin   (B.),   121,  807,  2262,  2264,  2945,  2991, 

3104,  3174 

Free  Thinking 92,  935,  2138,  3106 

Froissart 1520 

Fruits 1671 

Fulton 678 

Furniture 2417 

Galloway 2810 

Gardening 2210 

Gardiner." 1226 

Garrick 8082 

Gems 817,  1669,  8220 


Geosraphv 2425 

George  III 1513 

George  IV 2527 

Georgia 3207 

Germany 896,  1631 

955 

1224,1724,2247,2243 

650,  735,  790,  869,  *97,- 113*,  1207,  1208.  1242  I  Goldsmith 2.337 

1223,  131S.  1:328,  136:3,  1:393,  1421,   1.515,  1522,  I  Gordon  (Lord  George) 2994 

1623,  1769;  1771,  17SS,  1904,  1933,  1977,  2061,  |  Grammar 386 


INDEX. 


341 


LOT 

Gi-aromont 1340 

Greece 2S75,  2389,  3226 

Greenock 31S2 

Greenwood ....    2T95 

Gronovius 12T3 

Grose 568 

Halleck 948 

Hamilton 681 

Handel 450 

Hayti 2443 

Health 1T19,  lTo5 

Heraldrv  US,  586,  587.  T80,  990,  1104, 1241,  1390, 
—1392,  1642,  1666,  1673,  1897,  2029,  2120,  2367, 

2707 

Herbal 798 

Hermits 310,  311 

Hieroglyphics 71,  1475,  1658 

History 449,  1207—1209 

Hobart 2154 

Hogarth 1546 

Hogs;  (J.) 1578 

Holland 13,  136,  168,  299,  1415, 1709,  2394 

Hollar 30s5 

Hollis 305, 924 

Holyrood 1866 

Homer , 1411 

Hooghe  (liomain  de) 136 

Horace 3056--;i0o8 

Horsemanship 1817 

Howeli 2408 

Hnnsrary   1000 

Huntinff 1049,  lOoO 

Huss  (John) 1232 

Hydraulics 1071 

Iceland 1478 

Iconology 2503,  2514 

India. .  T 1789,  1752,  2790 

Indians 949,  1861,  1989 

Indian  Bible 1013 

Inventions 8206 

Ireland,  578.  586,  SG9,  1276,  1352,  16.52,  1733, 1921, 
2067,  2776,  2964.  3007,  3183 

Irving 87,  419,  829,  1556—1564 

Italy 442,  2515,  2617,  2775 

James  I 311S 

Jarvis 2.586 

Jesuits 654,  2461 

Jews 120 

Johnson  (Dr.) 2320,2321 

Jones  (J.  P.) 2753,  2754 

Kaulbach 124S 

Killarney 3183 

Knighthood 658 

Laconics . .  564 

Lafayette 669,  1069 

Languages 175,  1589 

Laud  (Ab],.) 2880 

La  Yalliere 8.57 

Law 11,  15,  1890, 2511 

Leicester 2979 

Leland  (■).) 1790 

Linche  ( IM.) 1135 

Lind  (Jenny) 3230 

Lithography 2254 

London ..." 733,  964,  2225,  2559 

Longevity   1 46 

Louis  le  Grand 1949 

Luther 1826 

Mackay  (C.) 2016 

Magna  Charta 2971 

Mahomet 55 


Malone 355 

Man 1384 

Manuscripts,  84, 890,  936, 1568, 1762—1764, 1979— 
1986,  2140—2143,  2277,  2411,  2521 

Marion 2772 

Marriage 1342 

Marv  iiwen  of  Scots,  225,  234, 425 — 427. 432,  528, 

599,  1264,  1265,  1599,  1865,   2561.  2892,  3001, 

8074, 

Massachusetts 850,  3117 

Materialism 2473 

Maurice 2337 

Maxwell 777 

Medals  (See  also  Numismatics)  16,  26,  178,  218, 

290,  291,  835,  999,  1588,  1725, 1S31,  19.34—19-39, 

2135,  2316,  2405.  2981,  3298 

Medical,   86,  187,188,  23.3,  424,917,  1116,  1300, 

1403.  1597,  1659,  1876,  1927,  2033,  2136,  2292, 
2465,  2477,  2501,  2767 

Medici  (Catherine  de) 37 

Mental  Philosophy 138-3,  1384 

Mexico 1570 

Military,  750,  753,  853,  1206, 1306, 1308, 1311, 1377 

1582,  2559 
Missals.     See  Manuscripts. 

Monks 2490,2491 

Moore  (Thos.)  82,  1109 

Moral  Philosophy 194 

Moravians 1464 

Morellius 2N41 

Mosco  via 1969 

ilount  Auburn 2795 

Munchausen 2915 

Murphy 1128 

Music,  17,  47,  450, 659, 1092, 1320, 1869,  2599,  2610, 

2964—2966,  3808 

Mythology 226,  318,  372,  875,  876,  1204,  1420 


Napoleon,  1692,  1722,  1723, 172.5, 1937,  2151, 

Natural  History,  14,  134,  251,  400,  433, 1747, 

1922,  22.52, 

Naunton 560, 

Navigation 811, 

Negroes 

Nell  Gwyn 

Nelson  (Lord) 

Netherlands 652,  2719, 

New  England 1,  488.  1620,  1621, 

New  Testament.     (See  also  Bibles') 

New  York,  12, 13, 174,  221,  245,  3^-,  CiTs.  6m 
852.  ST9. 926, 961, 962, 1148, 1149, 1  l."A  1274. 
1557—1.559,  16.55,  1965,  1966.  2091—2094, 
2614,  3061,  3062,  3156,  3200,  3250,  3275, 


Niagara IG.j.  1  ^^,  1  ^^M 

Novels  and  Tales,  319,  88,3,  1107,  1 1  -  \  1 1  -'' 

—1260,  1343,  1436,  1437,  1759,  2(iii;^  -j-vd.-.. 

201)1,  2Sl6 

Numismatics,  89,  90, 178,  218,  238.  329,  489. 

542,  569,  570.  641,  723,  742,  808,  858,  918. 

959,  960,  974, 106.5,  1121,  1426,  1462,  1-519, 

1775,  1902,  1968,  2110.  2121,  212.5—2127, 

2172,  2173,  2235,  2239,  2423,  2424,  2.529, 

2570,  2571,  2776,  2819-2821,  2958,  2959. 

2983.  8010,  3044, 


2287 
1756, 
2331 
2SS1 
1170 
,1787 
.805 
.3025 
2904 
2022 
.2909 
»,  s51, 
1423, 
2472, 
8276, 
3307 
,  2095 
T-I.JS 
■J."i26, 
2-569 
',  527, 
920, 
1767, 
2152, 
2.538, 
2982, 
3060 


Occult,  44,  45,  130,  4S7.  815,  917.  1235.  1244,  1266, 
1837,  1417,  1526,  1540,  2011,  2030,  2160,  3017, 

3253 

Otnces 199 

oldficdd  (Mrs.) 3003 

Orn.ments 1666—1669,  274T 

Ossi.an s-^3,  1862 

Ottoman  Empire 2502 

Paine 6;2T 

Palestine 2^56 


343 


INDEX. 


Papyrus 1376  , 

Paris 1271,  136S,  158T,  2566,  2656,  3036 

Parma...-. 22S'i 

Passions  (  Thi!) 1732 

Peerage.. 5S6.  9-14,  1036,  1845,  2704 

Peuinanshii),  57.  129,  2S7,  28S,  366,  725,  854,  855, 

1007.  1008,   1218,   1410,  1472.  1065,  1813,  1923, 

2097,  2145,  2557,  2700,  2701,  2750,  2799,   2843, 

2996,  3075,  80SS 

Pennant  (J.) 1932 

Pennsylvania. .  .183,  129S*  1622,  2787,  2956,  2957 

Peru 3102 

Peters 505 

Peters  (Geo.) 1350 

Peters  (Hu^li) 3294,  3295 

Petrarch ....  928 

Physio^'uoiny 728,  1727,  2366 

Playing  Cards 123,  2781 

Poetry,  1,  2,  31,  35,  62,  63,  73,  150,  171,  202,  211, 
244,  300,  306.  309.  313,  314,  325,  840,  344,  34.5, 
365,  369,  3S7,  403,  408,  413,  414,  415.  423,  443, 
446,  447.  491,  492,  494,  496—501,  516.  525,  529— 
537,  559,  606—610,  647,  663,  714,  715,  746,  756, 
760,  762-766*  771.  778.  783.  78.5.  786,  ,s02,  806, 
807.  820,  832,  833,  870—^74.  >M>.  s-9.  i,ii)_  94;{_  952. 
98:?.  991,  1064,  1070.  10•^.".,  lii-c,  wn.  I(i;r2,  1100, 
1110,  1111,  1127,  115s.  l_M-_'*,  I'jl.-i,  IJIC,  1227, 
1230,  1254—1257,  1280— 1  ■_'-;._',  T.'s,->-i-_>'.)7,  1303, 
1332,  13*?,  1335,  1350,  1:;52,  13.^iS,  13i>4,  1430, 
146:3,  14(;9— 1471,  150:?,  1524,  1,V>1,  157.5,  1,579— 
15^1,  l.-isc,  i,5()0,  1591,  10:?5,  1647,  1653,  1656, 
105T,  ICTo,  1701,  1703,  1710,  1717.  1721,  17:?0, 
17:?.'>,  IT.-fs,  1758.  1760.  1772,  1779— 17S2.  1797. 
IsiU.  1VI7,  1727,  1^4-.  ]<)>K  K)l,  1s>V.  l-Oii, 
1S71,  1S7;1,  10119,  1910.  \'J-J-\  I'.liiO,  lii:!ll.  195T, 
]97i)_197-j.  199S — •liM->.  •Jiiiis.  L'OH).  I'li^K.  •jii:;:,. 
204:?.  2050.  21:^2,  21:?:?,  2144.  2170.  217>-21  ^2,  219-, 
2214,222.;.  2210.  2255,  2259.  2205.  22. W— 2271. 
2295.  2290.  2:>06.  2:?2'.»  2:'.;12— 2:?4l'>.  2:!4s,  2:ir» 
—2:102,  2:!iU,  2:?r,.5.  2:!C.S  2.;9.-).  24;!s— 2441,  2444 
—2452.  2470,  25il7,  2519,  2:i2it.  252:!.  252s.  25:?3— 
2.5:?0,  2.V,I— 25.'i:i.  2.".5i;,  2."m(;,  2r,:;s.  20:',<t,  26,55, 
205s— 20(;0.  2(;99.   2T0.").   27in',.   I'TIT.   2TI8.   2748, 

27."i5.  2-1:!,    2-14.    2-22.    2-2 2-12.    2-::l.    2836, 

2,s:?7,  2si:i— 2-.52,  2-77,  2-9.".— 2-:is.  2it.-.;,,  2967— 
2970,  2972,  :iOOO,  ;?oi)l,  ;i02S,  3o:?5,  3037,  3119, 
8120,3120,  3129,  3146,  3162—310.5,  3172,  3204, 
320S,  3231,  32:?;?,  3237,  3254,  3257— ;?260.  ;?277, 
32S1,  3299 

Polities  and  Political  Economy  167,  420,  422, 

2796 

Pope ..547,  1471 

Portraits,  9,  84, 168,  256,  292,  294,  326,  867.  370. 
399,510,  .5:38,  .5.5:?,  .5.54.  .5s9,  682,  701.  71:?,  734; 
812.  97.5,  978,  1000—10112.  1011.  liisl.  114,5.  II72, 
1175,  1249,  l:?3^  13:19,  141s,  14.50,  1407—1499, 
1.529.  1.5:?.5,  1.536,  1.5:is  i.^as,  1.590,  li;:?4.  174:?. 
1917.  1942.  19.59.  20.5s.  230:?,  2317.  231S,  2:?7:?— 
23S7.  2497.  254S.  2l'i21.  2(i37.  21)70,  2671,  2948, 
2951,  3020,  ;?04.5,  :?(10.5,  3000,  3080,  .3091,  3092, 
8104,  3124,  3136,  -3212,  3271,  3272 

Pottery  and  Porcelain 323 

PouUain 184 

Poull  ry 1099 

Prayer  P.ooks.  163,  8.32— :?:37,  646,  71S,  1211,  i:?97 

—1402,  2I:?9— 214.3,  2397,  239S.  24:?5,  24:36.  2720 

—2722, 2844,  2908,  2911,  3109,  8112,  3113 

Pretender  (The) 124 

Prophecies 123:?,  1.592 

Prince  Charles 1207 

Printing.     See  Typography. 
Prints. "  See  Engravings. 

Proverbs ' .-. 1867,  2462,  2463 

Psalms  2871—2873 

Quakers 164,  1637,  1638 

Quebec 1366 

Queen  Elizabeth 127,  560 


R.idcliffe 2324 

Eaphael 171.5 

Eeay  (Miss) 734,  3002 

Eeligious  Orders 105 

Reynard  the  Vox 2026,  2498 

Rhine  (The) 1212 

Richard  III 31;?4 

Rizzio 8001 

Robinson  Crusoe 861 

Romanism,  72,  106,  107,  7;?0,  731,  8.59,  100:3,  103.3, 

1141,  1229,  1268,  1482,  1596,  2443,  2490,  2491, 

2498,  2619,  .3003 

Rome 1641,  2096 

Romney 1369 

Ro.Kburghe 895 

Royal  George  (The) 2051 

Russia 235,  1692,  1931,  2370,  3240,  8241 

Sabin  (J.) 745 

Sabine  (E.). 2112 

St.  Andrew's  Society 1423 

St.  Bartholomew 866 

St.   Francis 2422 

St.  Helena 200 

St.  Vincent 27.51 

Sandys  (G.) 2193 

Sa.xon 925. 1139 

Sa-xony 27.56 

Schiller 548 

Science 362.  546,  549 

Scotland,  5,  8.  47,  89,99,124,  1:39—141,  16.3,  200, 
206,  303,  353,  8.54,  392.  423.  425—427,  429,  4:?0, 
47.5,  479,  482 — 484,  527,  .542,  MS,  550,  576,  586, 
599,  600,604-612,  615.621,  670,  710,714,  715, 
741,  759,  772—776,  779,  782,  7813,  797,  802,  826— 
828.  877.  897,  91.5,94.5,  9S.5— 989.  1118, 1191,  1198, 
1207,  1209,  1227,  1229,  1236— r2:!s,  1304,  1320, 
134.5,  l:!02.  1385,  1386,  1:?93,  142.5,  1429,  143!i, 
1454,  1476,  1577—1.531,  1584,  15S.5,  l(;o.5,  16:?4, 
1657,  1773—1778.  1789,  1806,  1808,  1818,  1845, 
186,5—1868,  1872,  1877.  1906-1918,  1946,  1963, 
1964,  1978,  1987,  199:3,  2144.  2149,  2236—22:38, 
22.50,  2251,  2257,  227s,  2317,  2319,  2:34:?,  2400, 
24:?7,  24.5.5.  2lf;4,  2170,  2488,  24s9,  2510,  2516, 
252.5,  2569,  257s,  25si),  20:30-2654,  2677,  2679, 
2777,  2778,  2785,  2791,  2810,  2878,  2883,  2892, 
2898,  2900,  2901,  2954,  2965,  3001,  3050,  8114, 
3236,  3261, 3289 
Scott  (Sir  W.)  61,  1375,  1799,   1800,  2241,  2.516, 

3029,  3192 

Scottish  Songs,  etc.    See  Poetry. 

Scrap  Books;  2.5:3,  68:3-701,  703—70,5,  709,  795, 

797,  1108,  1114,  111.5, 1142, 1144, 1169, 1190, 1240, 

1.5:30.  1784,  1940—1942,  2146,  2147,  2150,  215:3, 

2105—2169,  2301,  2484,  2640,  2641,  2644,  2651, 

2680,   2698,  2702,  2760,  2838,  2842,  3068.  3009, 

3070,  3072,  8094 

Seg.ar  (W.) ;34T 

Senanlt 1402 

Seneca 744 

Severus 1018 

Shakspeariana,  316, 847,  ;3.55, 394, 412.  .571,  665, 941, 
13,54.  1609,  2508,  2705,  2734—2743,  3233 

Shepherd  (T.) 988 

Sherburne  (T.  II.) 1611 

Sheridan  (U.  B.) 2009 

Sibvls 2759 

Sin'ion  (Thos.) :30S1 

Sinclair 2654 

Slavery 1072,  2:334,  3222 

SomerviUe  2837 

Songs.    See  Poetry. 

Spain 1076,  1797,  3185 

Spilsbury  (J.) 1200 

Sports 214,  215,  824,  3125 

Steamships 2998 

Stephens  (II.) 10.51 

Stothard .' 320 


INDEX. 


343 


LOT 

■e  Catalosrne 1131 

(Fberrj-  Hill 3132,  3133 

rt 1577 

.be(U.) l&n 

tifera  Navis 3S2— 3S4,  15^ 

ido 8S4 

laines 363 

den 982 

ft  (Dean)  3221 

tzerlantl 674,  921.  1168,  1714,  2627,  2773 

ney  (Sir  P.) 3202,  3203 

ibols.    See  Emblems. 

bot  (M.  A.) 3002 

tament.     See  Bibles. 

dotdale 1761 

ioloffv,  Sermons,  Eeligious  Books,  etc.,  36,  60, 
4,  75,  79,  98,  101—104,  121,  142, 169,  170,  189, 
95,  196,  217,  219,  236,  240,  242,  24-3,  249,  255, 
97,  373,  374.  885,  390,  391,  405,  428,  4;35,  438, 
tl,  490,  495,  503—506,  513,  518,  519,  544,  545, 
58,  581,  594,  601—603,  629,  642—645,  649,  661, 
78,  702,  721,  724.  737,  758,  761,  781,  791,  8;34, 
50,  914,  916,  929—931,  933,  93.5,  957,  973,  996, 
)7,  1045,  10.54,  1053,  1074,  1090.  1096,  1097, 
'.05,  1106,  1113,  11.39—1141,  1157,  1167,  1188, 
89,  1213,  1214,  1223,  1226,  124.5,  1279,  1312, 
!13,  131.5,  1323,  1324,  1327,  1330,  1370,  1372, 
;95,  1396,  1409,  1432,  1477,  1493,  1501,  1503, 
39,  1,571,  1576,  159.3,  1601,  1606—1608,  1618, 

19,  1630,  1637—1610,  1660, 1675—1677,  1698, 
26,  1740,  174.5,  1772,  1821,  1840—181:3,  1^7, 
79,  1880,  1886,  1889,  1973,  2015,  2017,  2025, 
36,  2038,  2039,  204.3,  2049,  2053—2055,  2064, 
65,  2068,  2074,  2099,  2101,  2101*  2104,  2111, 
30,  2131,  2159,  2162,  2170,  2171,   2205,  2219, 

20,  2231,  22.^3,  2245,  2290,  2400,  2458,  2460, 
67,  2481,  2499,  2509,  2530,  25.55,  26:}4— 2636, 
57,  2782,  2758,  2766,  2782,  2783,  28.59,  2860, 
63,  2864,  2880,  2916.  2949,  2984,  2987,  2993, 
03,  3004,  8039,  3040,  311.5,  3170,  3186,  3198, 

3219,  3261,  3263,  3279 

icco 1718 

e 100 

a(J.) 2241 

Is 782,  2034 


LOT 

Trinidad 2307 

Turkfv 2383 

Turner  (J.  M.  W.) 2.517 

Tvpognaphv,  129.  407,  561.  913,  1136,  1147,  1205, 

1301,  1302,  1322,  1349,  1599,  1600.  1697,  1^32, 

2833,  2868,  3290 

Ynenius 1483 

Van  Buren   1863 

Vases 2023 

Vers-iilles 1194,  1731,   2960 

Vignettes 1.59 

Virgil 1411,  2.330 

Voyages  and  Travels,  64,  91, 152.  421,  551,  1093. 
1785,  1786,  1858,  2108,  2769,  3239,  3;301 

Wales,    191,   248,   293,  520,  844,  84.5,'  1064,  13.5.3, 

1506,  1612,  1614,  1793,  2258,  2394,  2786,   2968, 

3227,  3296 

"Wallace .306 

Walpole 2894 

Walton 3.315 

War 2978 

Washington  Citv 1542 

Washington  (G.)   1560—1562,   2346,  24.53,  2,531, 
3104,  3148—3155 

Watson 940 

Watt 1(  9 

Wellington 12i5 

Westminster 8^)1 

West  Point 722 

Wlckliflfe 1232 

Wicquefort 1.36 

William  III 630 

Wilson  (T.) 575,  1037 

Wilson  (J.) 1269 

Witches    (see    also   Occult),    1235,   1337,   1526, 
2274,  2489 

Wolsey 591 

Woman 1371 

Wood  Engraving,  250,  624,  625,  691,  1316, 1573, 
1574,  2209,  2211,  2212,  2781,  2845,  2846 
Writing.     See  Penmanship. 

Zinzendorf 2839 


The  compiler  of  this  Catalogue  (the  cover  excepted)  -n'ill  be 
happy  to  aftbrd  further  information  respecting  any  of  the  books, 
and  Avill  give  his  j^ersonal  attention  at  the  sale,  as  a  pm-chaser,  for 
gentlemen  who  cannot  attend,     .-iddress 

JOSEPH  SABIN,  . 

401  Broadway^  New  York. 


» 


UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA,  LOS  ANGELES 

THE  UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY 

This  book  is  DUE  on  the  last  date  stamped  below 


» 


p»»j»  ..  .. 


►  0   •    T     ^ 


>••• 


Form   L-!' 

e-... -Up. '4  1(2)011 


^5 


•  • 


^ 


^o 


»  • 


^ 


•  • 


«'^:^-^r*k#);®): 


%• . . 


:• 
'# 


*Z997     Allan 
A41c        Catal 

to graphs,   ei 
rTTid^TnisGenane 
tides,   belong;in| 


•V 


•^ 

fy 


•'••• 


•T«