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A CATALOGUE OF MAPS, PRINTS, &c.

MAPS on Two Sheets of Elephant Paper. Curious Map of the World; being the best and neatest ever finished in Europe; on which is render’d familiar to the meanest Capacity, all the Constellations of the Cælestial Globe, and Schemes of the most celebrated Philosophers: Approv’d of, and Pub- lished at the Request of several of the Royal Society of London, and Royal Academy of Paris. For the Use not only of the Learned, by saving the Trouble of turning over their Volumes, but likewise for the Help and Satisfaction of such curious Gentlemen, Ladies, Tradesmen, School-Masters or Farmers, that are de- sirous to inform themselves or Families with the most wonderful Works of their Creator: For in Words at Length you have, The Sun’s Diameter, Distance, Magnitude, Heat, and Revolution. A 2 The

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The Moon’s Revolution, Synodical-Month, Distance from the Earth, Diameter, Magnitude, and Reason of its Eclipse. , its Diameter, Distance from the Sun, Revo- lution, Light, and Heat. Mercury, its Diameter, Distance from the Sun, and Time of its Revolution, with an Account of its Light and Heat. The Earth, its Revolution round the Sun, its Dia- meter, and the Time of its Diurnal Rotation round its own Axis. Mars, The Time it makes its Revolution round the Sun, its Diameter and Distance from it, its Light and Heat. Jupiter, With its Four Moons or Satellites, its Re- volution about the Sun, its middle Distance from it, its Light and Heat. Saturn, with its Five Moons and Ring; its Diameter, the time of its Revolution round the Sun, its Distance, Light, and Heat. The Fixed Stars, their Distance from the Sun, and their Annual Parrallax. Comets, their Number and Nature, Meridians, their Use and Number. The , with an Account of the Clime, Climates, Zone and Zones, the Ecliptic, and how it shews the Places and Limits of the Eclipses, both Solar and Lunar, Degrees, what they are; the Year Solar, Year Lunar, Geography and Astronomy, with an Account of the Poles, Tropicks, Antipodes, the Antartic and Artic Circles: With a Description of the Horizon, Zenith, and Nadir, Longitude, Latitude, Parallels, and Co- lures, with Observations on the Aphelion and Periheli- on:The Whole being beautify’d with the Systems of Ptolomy, Tychoe-Brahe, and Copernicus. To which is added, A curious Solar System, a System of the different Com-

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Computations, a System of the Planets, Hours of the Planets, and the Moon’s System. 2. EUROPE. A Map laid down according to the latest and best Observations. 3. ASIA. Ditto. 4. AFRICA. Ditto. And 5. AMERICA. Ditto. 6. A New and Correct Map of ENGLAND and WALES, laid down from the latest and best Observa- tions; containing all the Cities, County and Market Towns, with the Road and Distances in computed Miles between Town and Town, with the Market- Days, &c. Whereunto is annexed, The Traveller’s Guide; or Ogilby’s Roads Epitomiz’, being a Sett of Tables describing all the Direct and principal Cross Roads of ENGLAND and WALES, the progressive Distance between every Town on the Road being express’d in measur’d and computed Miles, and the Sum total of the Whole of each Road inserted at the Head of every Road; which, together with several other useful Improvements, are not to be found in any Map of the kind extant. 7. A Map of ENGLAND and WALES laid down as above; whereunto are added the Arms of all the Incor- porated Cities and County Towns; as also of several of the principal Boroughs in ENGLAND and WALES; to- gether with an Alphabetical Table of all the Market- Towns therein contained, shewing their Market-Days and Distances from London in measured and computed Miles, &c. Also an Account of the fixed and moveable Fairs held in Places of most Note throughout South- Britain. 8. Se- 6. MAPS

8. Several other Maps of ENGLAND, adorned with perspective Views of the Royal Palace, Hospitals, and other publick Buildings. 9. A Plan of LONDON, SOUTHWARK, and WESTMINSTER, with the New Bridge, &c. to the present Year.

MAPS, each on a Sheet of Elephant Paper. Map of ENGLAND and WALES, with the Direct and Cross Roads; with the Distances between Town and Town, and the Market-Days. 2. Ogilby’s Roads: Or, A Set of Tables, of all the principal Direct and Cross Road of ENGLAND and WALES, with their Distances in measured and com- puted Miles. 3. A Sett of Tables, shewing Alphabettically at one View, a List of all the Incorporated Cities, Towns and Boroughs in ENGLAND and WALES; with their Counties, Situation, and Distances in measured and computed Miles from London, their Market-Days and Fairs, whether fixed or moveable; also the Number of Members each Place sends to Parliament [sic]; and whether Navigable [sic], and for what Kind of Vessels; with the Arms of all the Incorporated Cities and other Towns and Boroughs. 4. A Map of EUROPE. 5. Ditto of ASIA. 6. Ditto of AFRICA. 7. Ditto of AMERICA. Two Pocket Globes Cælestial and Terrestial. MAPS; MAPS. 7

MAPS done up in a Manner suitable for the POCKET. HE Travellers sure Guide; a Map of ENGLAND and WALES; with computed Distances be- Ttween Town and Town; with Ogilby’s Table of Di rect and Cross Roads, and Distances measured and computed Miles. Another Map of ENGLAND; with an Alphabetical Table of all the Market-Towns, with their Market- Days, and Distances from London in computed and measured Miles. Also a List of the fixed and moveable Fairs throughout South-Britain; with the Arms of all the Incorporated Cities, Towns, and Boroughs: Very necessary for all Persons who keep the Fairs of England.

Six Curious Small MAPS in Quarto. Viz. NGLAND and WALES divided into Counties; with the County Towns, and a Table of the Length, Breadth and Area of each County. 2. A Map of the Cross Roads from one Great Town to another, throughout ENGLAND and WALES; with the Distance of Principal Cities and Towns on the Cross Roads in measured and computed Miles from each other. 3. A Map of the great Roads from London to all Parts of South-Britain; with the Distance of each City and County Town in measured and computed Miles from London. 4. A 8. PRINTS.

4. A Chart, shewing the Sea Coasts of ENGLAND and WALES; with the Fortifications, Royal Docks, Harbours, Sands, & c. 5. A Map of Middlesex; with the Roads &c. divided into Hundreds. 6. An Hemisphere: Or, Map of the World; drawn according to the truest Description, and the latest Dis- coveries that have been made.

Large PRINTS, each on Two Sheets of Elephant Paper

Representation of the Creation of the WORLD, with the general DELUGE; beautifully des- crib’d, in Eight several Parts, viz. 1. The Creation of the World. 2. Creation of Man, and Formation of Woman. 3. The Fall of Adam, by eating of the Tree of Life. 4. The Punishment of Adam and Eve, in being driven out of the Garden of Paradise. 5. The Murder of ABEL by his Brother CAIN. 6. The Building of the Ark by Noah. 7. The General De- luge, and Entry into the Ark. 8. The Return out of the Ark, and the setting up of the Rainbow. 2. A Representation of the Miracles of our Saviour Jesus Christ, in Eight Parts, as follows. 1. The Marriage in Cana. 2. He appeaseth the Tempest. 3. The Possess’d Man healed. 4. The Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes. 5. The Widow’s Son of Naim restor’d to Life. 6. St. Peter’s Faith failing him on the Water. 7. The Ten Lepers Cleansed. . Curing the Man born Blind. 3. DA

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3. DAVID pacified by Abigail for NABAL’S Churlishness; as in the 1st Book of Samuel, chap. xxv. Being a Print very beautifully design’d and engrav’d; representing the Coming of DAVID and all his Hosts, to correct the Affront received from NABAL’S Churlish- ness; when he is met by ABIGAIL and her Servants, loaded with Refreshments; who by her submissive and graceful Carriage, and with the charming Accents of her Tongue, disarms the Hero of his just Indignation against her Husband NABAL; when he, with a Smile, receives the grateful Present of ABIGAIL, and forgives the Churlishness of NABAL. 4. The Life and Acts of SAMPSON, in Twelve se- veral Parts; with an Historical Account of each, viz. 1. His Birth. 2. Slaying the young Lyon in the Vineyard of Timnath. 3. Killing 1000 Philistians with the Jaw-bone of an Ass. 4. Letting loose Amongst the standing Corn of the Philistians 300 Foxes with lighted Firebrands at their Tails. 5. Quenching his Thirst with the Jaw-bone of an Ass. 6. Bearing away the Gates of Gaza. 7. Breaking the Cords. 8. Makes known his Strength to his Mistress Delilah, who be- trays him to the Philistians. 9. His Strength gone from him. 10. Bound by the Philistians in Fetters of Brass. 11. Pulls down the Temple of Dagon. 12. His Burial. 5. The Apotheosis of Henry the IVth, King of France, finely Engraved, from the Original Painting of Sir Peter Paul Rubens, and preserved in the Gallery of Lewis the XIVth; and is esteemed as fine a Piece of Painting as any in the World. This Print represents the King, whom Time and Jupiter waft up to the Gods, who are assembled to receive him: The Alle- gory thereof shews, That the good Actions done on

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Earth, go not un-rewarded above: Underneath are Victory and Fame, regretting the Loss of so great an Hero, who, whilst upon Earth was the Delight of Mankind. On the Right-Hand sits Mary de Medicis, the new-chosen Queen, in Mourning Robes, placed on a Throne, with Minerva on one Side, and Prudence on the other. In the Air is the Regency, putting into her Hand the Helm, under is France kneeling, and pre- senting the Globe and Scepter, below which are the Nobles and Lords of France, doing Homage on their Knees. 6. A Representation of the several Stages of Human Life, from curious French Prints; setting forth, in Four Parts, the Actions of Infancy, Youth, Manhood, with Old Age.

Setts of PRINTS, of several Sorts. HE Paintings of Sir James Thornhil, in the Inside of the Dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral; in Eight Parts; representing, 1st, The Conversion of St. Paul. 2. Elymas, the Sorcerer, struck with Blindness. 3. The Priest of Jupiter offering Sacrifice to Paul and Barnabas. 4. The Jailor Converted. 5. Paul Preaching at ATHENS. 6. The Conjuring Books are burnt. 7. AGRIPPA almost perswaded to be a Christian. 8. Paul’s Shipwreck on the Island of Melita. 2. The Life of Sampson, set forth in 12 Stages from his Birth to his Burial, well design’d and engrav’d. 3. A Collection of Curious and Uncommon FLOWERS, as they appear in their Real Beauty and Perfection in each of the Twelve Months of the Year: Disposed in

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Copy-Books, Drawing-Books, &c He Penman’s Instructor: Or, A compleat Copy-Book of all the Hands now in Use: To which are added, Correct Copies of the Greek and Hebrew Alphabets. Engrav’d by George Bickham, sen. Price 6 d. 2. A New Quarto Copy-Book, with a Copy on the Top of each Leaf to write after. By Geo. Bickham. 3. The Youth’s Instructor in the Art of Numbers: A new Cyphering-Book: in which is shewn, The greatest Variety of Penmanship and Command of Hand, Engraved for the Use of Schools, by George Bickham. Sen. Note, This Books contains Rules, and Instructions, with proper Examples in Numeration, Addition (with its Tables of Dry, Long, Land, Cloth, Wine, Beer and Ale Measures; Avoirdupoise, Troy, and Apothecaries Weights; with a Table of Time) Sub- straction. Multiplication, Division, Reduction, Rule of Three Direct, Rule of Three Indirect; Double Rule of Three, Practice, Interest, Fellowship, Fel- lowship with Time, Tare and Trett, Exchange of France, Italy, Venice Holland, Flanders, Germany, Spain, and Portugal; with Rebate or Discount: All finely Engraved on Copper-Plates in all Hands now in Use; and is esteemed by all School-Masters in London to be the best and compleatest Book of the Kind ex- tant. Price 1s. 6d. B2 4. Three

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4. Three Volumes of Fables, in Verse, and other short Poems; Collected from the most celebrated Eng- lish Authors: The Whole curiously Engrav’d (with suitable Decorations at the Top of each Fable) for the Practice and Amusement of Young Gentlemen and Ladies in the Art of Writing. By John Bickham. To which is added, a new Introduction to the Art of Drawing. Collected from the most Free and Easy Designs of the best Masters; with Instructions for the same. By George Bickham, jun. Price of each Volume One Shilling Six-pence.

Two Hundred different Kinds of Copy-Book Covers.

One Hundred and Fifty Prints, each on a Quarter of a sheet or Royal Paper, as Scripture, History, and Variety of Merry Designs.

A Drawing-Book, from the Designs of Mr. Seb. Le Clerc: Very necessary for all such Persons who study Drawing, Painting, &c. Three Hundred several Sorts of Lottery Pictures for Children, as Men, Women, Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Flowers, Prospects, Landscapes, &c. each on a Half Sheet of good Paper. A CA-

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A CATALOGUE OF COPPER ROYAL SHEEET PRINTS, Most of which are excellently well Engraved, And Printed on good Paper. Each beautifully Ornamented and Embellished, according to the Subject.

SCRIPTURE and Other GODLY STORIES. REAT and Awful Tribunal, curiously de- scribed, and most lively representing the whole History thereof. 2. David and Bathsheba. 3. Ditto in another Manner. 4. Salutation of the Virgin Mary. 5. Ditto in another Manner. 6. Visitation of the Blessed Virgin. 7. The Four Evangelists in one Sheet, with proper Decorations, and admirably well designed. C The

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The Four Evangelists in four Sheets; viz. 8. St. Matthew. 9. St. Mark. 10. St. Luke. 11. St. John. 12. The Creation of the World. 13. The Angel Raphael discoursing with Adam in Pa- radise, and relating the History of his Creation. A curious Description from Milton. 14. The Holy Family, handsomely described. 15. The Flight into Egypt. 16. Christ questioning the Doctors, elegantly designed, and well engraved. 17. ____ His Disciples in the Corn Field. 18. ____ Praying on the Mount. 19. Divine and Moral Emblems, curiously done in six excellent Parts. 20. Christ crowned with Thorns and scourged, most beautifully done. 21. Ditto in another Form, well engraved. 22. Christ’s Crucifixion, with Texts of Scripture thereto. 23. Ditto in another Manner. 24. Ditto, between the two Thieves. 25. Ditto, taking down from the Cross. 26. Ditto, Resurrection from the Grave. 27. Ditto, declared to the Women. 28. Ditto, Ascension into Heaven. 29. A

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29. A Draught of Solomon’s Temple, with a Descrip- tion thereof. 30. Ditto in another Manner. 31. Susanna and the Two Elders. 32. Ditto in another Manner. 33. St. Peter denying Christ. 34. The Lord’s Prayer, finely ornamented in an em- blematical and hieroglyphical Manner, in nine curious Descriptions. 35. Divine Emblems of the eternal Joy and Misery God has prepared for all Men when they come to die. 36. The Conversion of St. Paul. 37. St. ’s Head in a Charger. The Seven Cartoons after the Painting of Raphael Urban, viz. 38. The Death of Ananias. 39. Elymas the Sorcerer struck with Blindness. 40. The Lame Man healed by Peter and John. 41. The Miraculous Draught of Fishes. 42. Paul and Barnabas at Lystra. 43. St. Paul Preaching at Athens. 44. Christ’s Charge to Peter. 45. The Seven Cartoons in one Sheet. 46. Jacob wrestling with an Angel. 47. Jacob’s meeting with Rachael. 48. Solomon and the Two Harlots. C 2 49. So-

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49. Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. 50. Joseph sold by his Brethren to the Ishmaelites. 51. King Charles’s Rules. 52. Moses found and taken out of the Bull-rushes by King Pharaoh’s Daughter. 53. The Bloody Sentence of the Jews. 54. Jeptha’s Rash Vow, or the Royal Sacrifice. 55. Ditto in another Manner. 56. Lord Chief Justice Hale’s New-year’s Gift. 57. The Ten Wise and Foolish Virgins. 58. The Monument of Edward Colston, Esq; at . 59. The Prodigal Son taking Leave of his Father. 60. Ditto, spending his Substance with Harlots. 61. Ditto, feeding Swine. 62. Ditto, returning to his Father. 63. Abraham entertaining the Angels. 64. ______offering up his Son Isaac. 65. Elijah fed by Ravens. 66. The Prophet Nathan reproves King David. 67. The Ten Commandments, with Moses and Aaron. 70.[sic] The Wife Men making their Offerings to Christ, and worshipping him. 71. Dives and Lazarus. 72. The Christian’s Coat of Arms. 73. Balaam reproved by his Ass. 74. The Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. 75. The

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75. The Head of our Blessed Saviour. The Heads of the Twelve Apostles, viz. 76. St. Peter. 77. St. Andrew. 78. St. James Major. 79. St. John. 80. St. Philip, 81. St. Bartholomew. 82. St. Matthew. 83. St. Thomas. 84. St. James Minor. 85. St. Judas Thadæus. 86. St. Simon. 87. St. Matthias.

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HE Guardian and young Lovers Contest. The Lawyers Coat of Arms; with a De- scription of a Plaintiff and Defendant, after a seven Years Law-suit. 90. Royal Pastime, or the Game of the Snake. 91. Diverting Pastime, or the Game of the Goose. 92. The Humours of Bartholomew Fair. 93. The diversions of Southwark Fair. 94. Lilliputian Banquet and Concert. 95. ______Ball and Masquerade. 96. Lilli-

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96. Lilliputian Dancers. 97. ______Family of the Dapperwits. 98. King Charles and Queen Anne. 99. Fools Paradise, a good Warning-Piece against the Folly of Hasty Marriages. 100. The Fire of Love. 101. Innocent Enchantress, or the Power of Beauty. 102. The Force and Power of Nature. 103. The Coquet Lover. 104. The Sincere Lover. 105. The Kiss accepted and returned. 106. The Royal Family of England. 107. Ditto of the Princess of Wales 108. A Prospect of the Palace of Herenhausen, near Hanover. 109. The Manual Exercise of a Foot Soldier. 110. The surprising Escape of Daniel Malden out of Newgate, and a true Description how it was per- formed two several Times. 111. A new and exact Plan of the Harbour, Town, and Forts of Carthagena in the West Indies, taken from a Spanish Draught of Sig. Danville, Geogra- pher to the King of Spain.With a new Prospect of the Town from the Sea. 112. Queen Caroline on Horseback. 113. The Harlot’s Progress; or, The Deceits, Life, and Death of a lewd Woman. 114. Effigies of the Kings and Queens of England, from William the Conqueror to the present Time. 115. The

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115. The Muses Delight. 116. The various Ages and Degrees of human Life, represented in twelve different Stages from the Birth to the Grave; with Instructions and Obser- vations on each Stage. 117. The Prodigal Son sifted: or, The Follies of Youth display’d; a proper Warning to all young and unwary Persons. 118. The noble Sport of Fox-Hunting. 119. Miseries of a Gaol. 120. The Power of Musick. 121. King Charles on Horseback; from the Original Painting in Kensington Palace. 122. The Countryman’s Daily Looking Glass: Or, A lively Description of the Twelve Months of the Year, With many worthy Observations and Directions for every Month. 123. The Jilt’s Policy: Or, The Wickedness of a lewd Woman manifested. 124. The Prevarications and Corruptions of the several Callings of Men, emblematically set forth. 125. Lucifer’s New Row-Barge: Or, The Passage of avaritious-minded Men. 126. The Women fighting for the Breeches: A comi- cal Scene, explained and versified. 127. The Tripple Plea: Or, The Lawyer, Physician, and Divine, Striving for Superiority, worthy ut- most Observation, 128. The World turn’d upside down: Or, The Folly of Man, explained in Nine pleasing Emblems. 129. The

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129. The Good and Bad Housewife. 130. The Plan of the Town and Harbour of Dunkirk in France. 131. The Wives exchanged: A diverting and humourous Print. 132. The Seven Planets, with their proper Descriptions, from the Design and Painting of Raphael Urban. 133. The Covetous Wife, or Sharping Gallant, merrily described. 134. The Oratory Christening: describing the Mirth of that Day, in the affectionate Mother, kind Husband, learned Parson, gay Gossips, and facitious Midwife. 135. Fire-works. 136. The London Merchant: Or, The History of George Barnwell! describing, in eight several Parts, the Decoys, Deceits, and Insinuations of vile Women. 137. The Stilton Hero: Or, Cooper Thornhill’s surprising Performance. 138. The Signs of Taverns. 139. A sincere Lover, with Sheep. 140. The Game of and Drop Handkerchief. 141. The Haberdasher's Hospital at Hoxton. 142. Venus in the Water. 143. Infancy and Youth. 144. Manhood and Old Age. The

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The Same in Four Sheets, viz. 145. Infancy. 146. Youth. 147. Manhood. 148. Old Age. 149. Henry the VIIIth and Anna Bullen. 150. The Bacchanalian Club. 151. Old Women ground Young. 152. Old Men and Women ground Young. 153. The Landlord well paid by the handsome Te- nnant. 154. The Intriguing Wife and Sharping Gallant. 155. The Royal Sportsman. 156. Hercules restoring Queen Alceste to Life, who died to save the King her Husband. 157. The Guardian and Young Lovers The Four Parts of the Day, described by Ladies at half Length, in four Sheets, viz. 158. Morning. 159. Noon. 160. Afternoon. 161. Night. Ditto in another Manner, in four Sheets, viz. 162. Morning, drinking Tea. 163. Noon gathering Flowers. 164. Afternoon, playing at Backgammon. 165. Night, Ladies washing their Feet in a River. *C 166.

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The Five Senses described, in five Sheets, viz. 166. Feeling. 167. Seeing. 168. Hearing. 169. Tasting. 170. Smelling. The Seasons of the Year, in four Sheets, repre- sented by Ladies at half Length. 171. Spring. 172. Summer. 173. Autumn. 174. Winter. Ditto, described by rural Prints, viz. 175. Spring. 176. Summer. 177. Autumn. 178. Winter. Four Hunting Pieces, viz. 179. Going out in the Morning. 180. The Chace. 181. The Hounds at Fault. 182. The Death of the Hare. 183. The Four Elements, in one Sheet. Ditto, in four Sheets, delineated by the Heathen Gods and Goddesses. 184. Earth. 185. Air. 185. [sic]

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186. Fire 187. Water. Ditto, by rural Prints, in neat Borders, viz. 188. Earth, gathering Flowers. 189. Air, taking a Birds Nest. 190. Fire, a House burning. 191. Water, Fishing. The Twelve Months, delineated by Ladies at half Length, in six Sheets, viz. 192. January and February. 193. March and April. 194. May and June. 195. July and August. 196. September and October. 197. November and December. 198. Ditto in one Sheet. The Four Quarters of the World, viz. 199. Europe. 200. Asia. 201. Africa. 202. America. Six Sheets of Flower Pots, two in a Sheet, shew- ing all the Flowers in each Month, viz. 203. January and February. 204. March and April. 205. May and June. 206. July and August. 207

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207. September and October. 208. November and December. A Sett of Prints from the Paintings in the Royal Gallery at Kensington, viz. 209. Esther fainting, and King Abasucrus comforting her. 210. The Shepherds offering Gifts to Christ. 211. The Muses in Concert. 212. Midas, preferring Pan to Apollo, is punished with Asses Ears. 213. Jupiter at his Birth is privily conveyed from Sa- turnus. 214. The wise Men make their Offering to Christ, and worship him. The Four Loves of Albanus, represented as fol- lows, viz. 215. Venus sitting in a Chair in a Garden near a Foun- tain. 216. Venus lying on a Pallat in a Grove. 217. Venus asleep in a Shade. 218. asleep. Stag-Hunting, in four Sheets, viz. 219. Unharbouring the Stag, and uncoupling the Dogs. 220. The Stag taking Soil. 221. The Stag at Bay. 222. The Death and take Say of the Stag. The Roman Empresses, on twelve Sheets, viz. 223. Calphurnio, Wife to Julius Cæsar. 224

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224. Livia Drusilla, Wife to Augustus. 225. Cesonia, Wife to Cæsar Caligula. 226. Agrippina, Wife to Tiberius Cæsar. 227. Ælia Petina, Wife to Claudius Cæsar. 228. Statilia Messalina, Wife to cruel Nero. 229. Lepida, Wife to Sergius Galba. 230. Pompeia, Wife to Otho. 231. Petronia, Wife to Vitellius. 232. Flavia Domicilia, Wife to Vespasian. 233. Martia Fulvia,Wife to Titus Vespasian. 234. Domitia Longina, Wife to Domtlianus. The Seven Wonders of the World, on seven Sheets, viz. 235. The Temple of , the first Wonder. 236. Olympus, the second Wonder. 237. Colossus of the Sun, the third Wonder. 238. The Tower of Pharos, the fourth Wonder. 239. The Tomb of Mausoleus, the fifth Wonder. 240. The Pyramids of Egypt, the sixth Wonder. 241. The Walls of Babylon, the seventh Wonder. 242. Rochester Cathedral. 243. Norwich Cathedral. 244. Gloucester Cathedral. 245. Peterborough Cathedral. 246. St. Nicholas’s Church at Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 247. The Royal Chapel of St. George in Windsor-Castle. 248. The famous Church of St. Alban. 249.

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249. All the Cathedrals in England and Wales. 250. Camillus, a fine Running Horse. 251. Liliput, an Horse. 252. Charles Fleetwood, Esq., mounted for the Fox Chace. 253. A Stable of fine Running Horses. 254. Six fine Running Horses. 255. Nine fine Running Horses. 257. [sic] The King of Prussia on Horseback. 258. Prince Ferdinand on Horseback. 259. A great Storm. 260. The Invincible Armada. 261. Engagement of the Confederate Fleet with that of France off Malaga. 262. The Siege of Gibraltar. 263. The Taking of Barcelona. 264. A Three Days Fight in the East Indies. 265. The Bombarding of Thoulon. 266. The Loss of Sir Cloudsley Shovel. 267. The Taking of the Spanish Galleons. 268. The Taking of Portobello. 269. The Taking of Carthagena. 270. Sir Edward Hawke’s Sea-fight off Bellisle. 271. A Sea-fight between Admiral Boscawen and De- la-Clue. 272. The Siege and Taking of Quebec. 273. The Reduction of Cape Breton. 274. The Royal Sovereign. 275

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275. The Royal Anne. 276. The Elizabeth. 277. The Britannia. 278. The Royal George. 279. The Neptune and the Duke. 280. Six Ships. 281. The Herring Fishery. 282. The Sailor’s Farewel and Return. 283. The Diversions of a Country Fair. 284. Battledore and Shuttlecock. 285. Blind Man’s Buff. 286. Sliding on the Ice. 287. Leap-. 288. See-Saw. 289. The Game at Cricket. 290. King James the Second. 291. King William the Third. 292. Queen Mary. 293. Queen Anne. 294. Ditto in another Manner. 295. Ditto, at full length. 296. Prince George of Denmark. 297. Ditto in another Manner. 298. King George the First. 299. King George the Second. 300. Queen Caroline. 301. The Prince and Princess of Orange. 302

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302. The Prince and Princess of Wales. 303. The Duke of Cumberland. 304. The Royal Family of the Stuarts. Twelve Heads of the Kings and Queens of Eng- land, beautifully engraved, and printed in neat Borders. 305. Queen Elizabeth. 306. King James the First. 307. King James the Second. 308. King Charles the First. 309. King Charles the Second. 310. King William the Third. 311. Queen Mary. 312. Queen Anne. 313. George Prince of Denmark. 314. King George the First. 315. King George the Second. 316. Queen Caroline. 317. The Fat and Lean Kitchen. 318. The Dutchess of Hamilton and Countess of Co- ventry. 319. Mary of Ormond. 320. The Princess of Wales. 321. Venus and Cupid. 322. An Aviary of Birds. 323. Westminster Bridge. 324. Greenwich Hospital. 325.

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DAM and Eve discoursing with the Angel Raphael in Paradise. 2. The Serpent’s Temptation: Or, The Fall of Adam and Eve in Paradise. 3. Adam and Eve drove out of Paradise. 4. Abraham Entertaining the Two Angels. 5. Ditto, in another Manner. 6. Abraham offering up his Son Isaac. 7. Jacob’s Ladder. D 8. King

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47. Labouring Man’s Happiness, or the Misery in this and the next World of the slothful and idle Man, with suitable Verses on each. 48. The Broad and Narrow Way to Heaven and Hell, or St. Bernard’s Vision, with descriptionary Verses. 49. Death and the Lady, with a Dialogue between them. 50. The Duty of a Servant explained, &c. 51. A Sheet of small Pictures. SETTS UR Saviour’s Head, One Sheet. Four Apostles, in One Sheet. 54. Four Apostles, Ditto. 55. Four Apostles, Ditto. History of the Prodigal Son. 56. He takes Leave of his father. 57. He is spending his Substance with Harlots. 58. He is reduced to great Wants, and eats Husks with the Swine. 59. He returns to his Father. The Seven Wonders of the World. 60. The Walls of Babylon. 61. The Pyramids of Egypt. 62. The Olympus. 63. The Tomb of Mausoleus. 64. The

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64. The Temple of Diana. 65. The Colossus of Rhodes. 66. The Tower of Pharos. An Historical Description of the Four Parts of the World, One in a Sheet 67. Europe. 68. Asia. 56. [sic] Africa. 70. America. The Five Senses, One in a Sheet. 71. Seeing, with Verses applicable thereto. 72. Hearing, ditto. 73. Smelling, ditto. 74. Tasting, ditto. 75. Feeling, ditto. The Twelve Roman Emperors, in Three Sheets. 76. Four Heads in One Sheet. 77. Four Ditto in ditto. 78. Four Ditto in ditto. The Four Parts of the Day in a [sic] Sheet, with suitable Pictures and Verses to each. 79. Morning. 80. Noon. 81. Afternoon, 82. Night. The

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The Hunting of the Hare, described in Four different Sheets with suitable Verses, shewing, 83. Going-out in the Morning. 84. The Hounds in full Chace. 85. The Hounds at Default. 86. The Recovery, View, and Death of the Hare.

Mixed FANCIES, with Historical and other di- verting Descriptions to each. ING Charles the First, his Marriage. His Twelve good Rules, worthy Observa- tion. 89. King Charles summoning the Governor of Hull. 90. The Battle of Naseby, in Northamptonshire. 91. He is taken Prisoner at Holmby-House, in Nor- thamptonshire, by Cornet Joyce. 92. At Prayers in Carisbrook-Castle, in the Isle of Wight, when Prisoner there. 93. Majesty in Misery: Or, An Imploration to the King of Kings. Written by King Charles the First. 94. His Trial, &c. With an Account thereof. 95. He is beheaded before his Palace at Whitehall, with an Historical Account thereof: and by whom he was attended at the Place of Execution. 96. England’s Black Tribunal; with the Portraits of those Gentlemen who suffered for his Sake. 97.

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97. King Charles the First in his usual Dress; and King Charles the Second in the Oak; both in One Sheet. 98. King Charles the Second in the Oak, when pursued, and 10000 l. offer’d for him alive or dead. 99. King Charles and Queen Ann compared; in One Sheet, with Verses on each. 100. The Seven Supporters of the Protestant Religi- on; being the Effigies of Edward VI, Queen Elizabeth, James I, Charles I, Charles II, William and Mary, and Queen Anne; in One Sheet; with Queen Anne’s first Speech to the Parliament of Great-Britain after the Union; together with her Character, given her by the Dutchess Dowager of Marlborough. 101. Queen Ann in an Oval, 102. Ditto, in her Robes, &c. 103. Ditto, her Statue in St. Paul’s Church Yard. 104. Ditto, on her Death Bed, &c. 105. Ditto her Monument. 106. King Charles I. in an Oval 107. Prince George of Denmark, Consort to Queen Ann 108. The Royal Union, between Queen Elizabeth, Mary, and Ann; in One Sheet, with Verse suitable. 109. King George’s Coronation. 110. King George on his Throne of State. 111. Ditto, triumphant over his Enemies. 112. Ditto, in Royal Robes, at full Length. 113.

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113. Queen Caroline. 114. The Princess of Wales, and her Children. 115. Queen Caroline’s Death and Monument; with a Description of her Interment[sic]. 116. The Royal Family of England. 117. King George the Second in an open Chaise. 118. Ditto, with Prince Frederick, both on Horseback. 119. The Prince and Princess of Orange. 120. Their Marriage, &c. 121.Lewis XV. King of France, and his Queen. 122. Darby and Joan. 123. Twelve Roman Emperors, with an Account of their Lives. 124. Twelve Roman Empresses, their Wives, ditto. 125. The Effigies of all the Kings and Queens of England; from William the Conqueror, to the present Time. 126. Four Capital Ships of the Royal Navy. 127. James, Earl of Derwentwater; with an Account of his being executed, &c. 128. Sailor’s Farewell and Return. 129. Six Capital Ships of the Royal Navy. 130. Six ditto. 131. King George I. in his Royal Robes. 132. The Tripple Plea, &c. 133. The Family of Dapper-Wits, First Part. 134. Ditto, Second Part. 135. Ditto, Third Part. 136.

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176. The French King’s Sorrowful Lamentation to his Queen, for the Loss of the Battle of Dettingen. 177. Admirals Vernon and Haddock. 178. King Charles’s Escape from Hampton-Court. 179. King Charles taking Leave of his Children. 180. The Black Analysis. 181. A Song to creating Wisdom; by Dr. Watts. 182. The Paradise of Love: Or, the Comforts of . 183. The true Picture of Mortality, represented in four select Emblems, in one Sheet. 184. King Henry the Eighth and Anne Bullen. 185. The Elements of Earth and Air, on one Sheet. 186. Ditto Fire and Water ditto. 187. The Revolt of the Fleet. 188. Infancy and Youth, on one Sheet. 189. Manhood and Old Age, ditto. 190. Judas betraying Christ with a Kiss. 191. The Heroic Bounty of Ptolemy Philadelphus. 192. The kind Meeting of Esau and Jacob. 193. The Harlot’s Progress, in six different Stages of her Life. 194. Roman Charity: Or, A worthy Example of a virtuous Wife. 195. The Curious Spy: Or, a New-Years-gift for jolly Lads and handsome Lasses. Part the first. 196. Ditto, part the second. E 2 192.[sic]

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197. King Charles’s Declaration to his Gentry and Army. 198. The Mock-Doctor: Or, Pills to purge Melan- choly. 199. The Gallant out-witted. 200. The Women fighting for the Breeches. 201. Shon-ap-Morgan, Gentleman of Wales, on a Goat 202. The Duke of Cumberland in Armour. 203. The Hymenial Offering. 204. A divine Poem on Faith, by Dod. 205. Jobson and Nell: Or, The Wives Metamor- phosed. 206.The Battle of Culloden. 207. The learned English Dog. The London Mon- kies. Sir Richard Whittington’s Cat; and the Portraiture of a Parrot; on a Sheet. 208. The Duke’s Medley. 209.The Duke of Cumberland on horse-back. 210. The Queen of Hungary. 211. William the Conqueror. 212. Jesus disputing with the Doctors in the Temple. 213. Four of the most beautiful Running-horses in England, on one Sheet. 214. The Character of Chalres Ratcliffe, Esq; 215. Charles the Twelfth, King of Sweden. 216. The Christian’s spiritual Cabinet. 217. The Pious Monitor: Or, The Bishop of London: 218. The true Picture of Pride and Lust. 219.

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219. Adam and Eve drove out of Paradise. The Ten Commandments, Rebellious Absalom; and The proud Queen Vashti’s Disgrace; on one Sheet. 220. Acts of Charity. The First Part. 221. Ditto. The Second Part. 222. Abraham offering up Isaac; Jacob’s Ladder; Balaam’s Ass; and Solomon’s Judgment; on one Sheet. 223. Joseph’s Flight, Christ and the Samaritan Wo- man, Crucifixion, and Ascension, on one Sheet. 224. The four Parts of the World, on one Sheet. 225. The of the Year, on one Sheet. 226. King George the Second, the Duke of Cumber- land, the Duke of Marlborough, and the Earl of Peterborough; on one Sheet. 227. Jacob wrestling with an Angel, Joseph in the Pit, the Brazen Serpent, and Delilah betrays Sampson, on one Sheet. 228. Lord Lovat, Bright, the Tall Man, and Hannah Snell, on one Sheet. 229. Our Saviour’s Head, Christ giving the Keys to Peter, Christ’s Tenderness to little Children, and the Parable of Dives and Lazarus; on one Sheet. 230.Miss Jenny Cameron, Miss Flora Mackdonald, Earl of Kilmarnock, and Lord Belmarino, &c. on one Sheet. 231. Queen Anne, Prince George of Denmark, Duke of Ormond, and Archbishop Laud; on one Sheet. 232.

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232. The Senses, on one Sheet. 233. Ditto, in another Manner. 234. Wise and foolish Virgins, King George the Se- cond, Hearing, and the Stages of Life, on one Sheet. 235. Grand Festival, Emblem of Antichrist, Happy Marriage, and the Unhappy Marriage; on one Sheet. 236. Adam and Eve drove out of Paradise, Moses in the Bulrushes, Job on the Dunghill, and Queen Anne, on one Sheet. 237.The four Seasons of the Year, on one Sheet. 238. The four Times of the Day on one Sheet. 239. Ditto, in another Manner, ditto. 240. Chaloner Ogle and Sir Charles Wager. 241. Destruction of Sodom, Abraham’s Servant, Moses found, and the Wife and Foolish Virgins, on one Sheet. 242. The New King of the Jews, with a Naturaliz’d Jew in his Robes, &c. on one Sheet. 243. George Prince of Wales, William Anne Van Ke- ppel, King of Poland, Kara Mustapha, Grand Vizier of the Turks; on one Sheet. 244. Cartoons of Raphael Urbin; Christ, giving the Keys to Peter; Miraculous Draught of Fishes; Peter and John restore a lame Man to his Feet; Elymas the Sorcerer struck blind. 245. Paul and Barnabas reputed as Gods, Paul preach- ing at Athens, Eutychus raised to Life by St. Paul; and The Triumph of Death. 246.

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246. The Description of a Coquet. 247. A lively Representation of a Prude. 248. The Highland Laddie, and Jenny’s Love to Jockey. 249. Harvest-home, and The Rapture. 250. Bright, the Fat Man of Essex. 251. Tythe-Pig, and Provision for the Convent. 252. Edward Blaker, the British Giant. 253. King Charles the First on Horseback. 254. The Gammon of Bacon, at Dunmow-Parvo, in Essex. 255. Westminster Bridge. 256. George, Prince of Wales. 257. The Flight of Joseph and Mary into Egypt. 258. William-Charles-Henry-Frizo, Prince of Orange. 259. Poor Man laded with Mischief. 260. The Force and Power of Nature. 261. The Acts of Sampson, Judge of Israel: Part the First. 262. Ditto; Part the Second. 263. Ditto;Part the Third. 264. Miss Mary Blandy, the Female Paricide. 265. Elizabeth Jefferies and John Swan.. 266. The Transactions of King Charles; Part the First. 267. Ditto; Part the Second. 268. Ditto; Part the Third. 269. Grey-Barb, a fine Turkey Horse. 170.

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ITE upon the Miser: Or, A Trick upon the Par- son by a Sailor. + 2 Blink-ey'd Cobler. + 3 Bonny Dundee; Or, Jockey’s Deliverance. + 4 Blind Beggar of Bethnal-Green. + 5 Brisk Tom and Jolly Kate. + 6 Ballad of a Cloak’s Knavery. + - See Cloak 7 Bride's Burial. + 8 Beautiful Shepherdess of Arcadia. + 9 Bailiff's Daughter of Islington. + 10 Baffled Knight. + 11 Broken Contract. + 12 Bristol Bridegroom. + 13 Barbara Allen's Cruelty. + 14 Berkshire Lady. + Beggar 46 OLD BALLADS

15 Beggar Wench of Hull. + 16 Bull’s Feather. + 17 Badsworth-Hunt: Or, The Fox Chace. + See Hunt 18 Berkshire Tragedy. + 19 Bateman's Tragedy. + 20 Bonny Milk-Maid. + 21 Bloody Gardener. + 22 Batchelor's Resolution. + 23 Bristol Garland. + 24 Butcher's Daughter's Policy. + 25 Bite Upon Bite. + 27. Brickmaker’s Lamentation from Newgate 28. Breath of Life: a young man that went to d— 29. Buckingham (Duke of) His Life & Death.

1 Captain Hind's Progress and Ramble. + 2 Crafty Plowman's Garland. + 3 Captain Ward and the Rainbow. + 4 Cupid's Revenge. + 5 Crafty Kate of Colchester. 6 Cordial Advice to all rash young Men. 7 Cruel Step-mother 8 Covetous Mother. + 9 Cruel Cooper of Ratcliff-Cross. + 10 Cooper of Norfolk. + 11 Constance and Anthony. + 12 Crafty Farmer of Norfolk. + 13 City Ramble. 14 Country Girl's Policy: Or, The Cockney out-witted. + 15 Carma’s Whistle. 16 Catskin: Or, The Wandering young Gentlewoman. + 17 Chichester Merchant 18 Cowardly Clown of Flanders Cuckolded. 19 Cruel Lover: Or, the credulous Maid. + 20 Cupid's Courtesy. + 21 Cruel Knight: Or, Fortunate Farmer's Daughter. + 22 Crafty Lover: Or, The Lawyer out-witted. + 23 Children in the Wood. + Chevy OLD BALLADS 47

24 Chevy-Chase. + 25 Crafty London Apprentice: Or, Bow-Bells. + 26 Complaining Shepherdes. 27 Countryman's Garland. + 28 Cook-Maid's Garland. + 29 Cambridgeshire Garland. + 30 Cumberland Garland. + 31 Carmarthen Tragedy. + 32 Cornwall Tragedy. + 33 Cambridge Tragedy. + 34 Courteous Carman. + 35 Contented Lovers. + 36 Cries of London. + 37 Crafty Miller: Or, Mistaken Batchelor. + 38 Constant Wife. + 39 Crafty Sailor. + 40 Crafty Esquire's Garland. 41 Chester Garland. 42 Cupid's Trapan. 43 Coventry made free by Godina. 44 Cloak’s Knavery. A Ballad of the 45 Crafty Lass’s Garland or a Coney bro’t to Market. 46 Cumberland Tragedy 47 Christmas Carols, Three New – 48 ------a sacred Poem at –

1 Durham Garland. + 2 Dorsetshire Garland; or, the Beggar's Wedding. + 3 Difficult Batchelor. + 4 David and Bathsheba. + 5 Distressed Shepherd: Or, Joy after Sorrow. + 6 Dying Lovers last Farewell 7 Distracted Sailor. + 8 Dutiful Daughter of Hallifax. + 9 Death and the Lady. + 10 Doating Mother. + 11 Dragon of Wantley. + 12 Dying Tears of a true Lover forsaken. + 13 Dead Man's Song. + 14 Dutchess of Suffolk's Calamity. 15 Doleful Death of Queen Jane Drun- 48 OLD BALLADS. 16 Drunkard's last Legacy. + 17 Darbyshire Ballad. + 18 Dorsetshire Garland. + 19 Doctor Faustus. 20 Delightful Thomas 21 Dame of Honour. + 22 Disobedient Son. 23 Distressed Lady. + 24 Durham Tragedy. 25 Doleful Dance & Song of Death. 26 Delights of the Bottle. 27 Dialogue before the Countryman & Citizen pre- sented to Genl Monk 1660.

1 England’s new Ballad. 2 Entire Lovers. + see Intire Lovers. 3 English Glory displayed. 4 England’s Looking-glass. 5 Exeter Garland or Two loyal Lovers of Exeter

1 Faithless Captain: Or, The betrayed Virgin. + 2 Four Indian Kings. + 3 Fryar well fitted. + 4 Fox-Chace: Or, The Huntsman's Harmony. See H 12 5 Fair Rosamond's Overthrow. + 6 Fair Rosamond and King Henry II. + 7 Fair Maid of Dunsmore's Lamentation. 8 Forlorn Lovers. 9 Frantick Lover: Or, The wandering Young Man. 10 Fair Margaret's Misfortunes. + 11 French Convert. + 12 Fisherman's Daughter’s Garland. + 13 Fight at Malaga. 14 Flower of Servingmen. + 15 Fair Maid of Islington. + 16 Faithful Friendship. + 17 Fall of Pride. 18 Fortunate Lover. 19 Fun in an Alley: Or, The Footman trapp'd. + 20 Fun upon Fun: Or, The stark-naked Wedding. + 21 Father’s good Counsel to his Lascivious Son. 22 Four wonders of this Land. Gos- OLD BALLADS. 49

1 Gosport Tragedy. + 2 Gloucestershire Tragedy: Or, The Unnatural Mother. + 3 Gloucestershire Tragedy: Or, The Lover's Downfall. + 4 Gloucestershire Tragedy: Or, The Lover's Farewel to the World 5 Great Boobie. 6 Gelding the Devil 7 George Barnwell. + 8 Gallant Seaman's Resolution. + 9 Golden Bull: Or, The Garland of Love's Craftiness. + 10 Gilderoy: Or, The Scotch Lover's Lamentation. + 11 Guy of Warwick. + 12 Garland of Tryals. + 13 Goodhurst Garland. + 14 Guernsey Garland. + 15 Gallant Lord and virtuous Lady. + 16 Good Housewife. + 17 Goddess’s Revenge. 18 Goodman of Auchermushty. (Scottish Ballad) 19 Greenland Fishery.

1 Herefordshire Garland. 2 Honour of Bristol. 3 Hackney Lady. + 4 Huuting [sic] the Hare on Banstead-Downs. + 5 Hunting of the Gods. + 6 High-prized Pin-box 7 Hasty Bridegroom. + 8 Humorous Bites of the World. + 9 Humours of Rag-Fair. + 10 Harry’s (Sir) Delight. or Jolly Sportsman 11 Hunt of Badsworth. or the Fox-Chace 1729 12 Huntsmans Harmony, or the Fox-Chace by the Duke of Buckms Hounds

1 Jolly Roger: Or, His Method of chusing a fair and virtuous Wife: 2 Jolly Sportsman's Pastime: or, Sir Harry's Delight. + See H. 3 Jury of Matrons. 4 Johnny's earnest Request. + 5 Johnny Armstrong. + G Jolly 50 OLD BALLADS

6 Jolly Farmer's Garland. 7 Jovial Batchelor. 8 Jane Shore. + 9 Jockey and Jenny. 10 Isle of Wight. 11 Joyful Marriage, 12 John True and Susan Mead. + 13 Jolly Crispin's Garland. + 14 Jolly Sailor's Description of a Man of War. + 15 Intire Lovers . +

1 Kentish Garland. + 2 Kentish Tragedy. + 3 King Arthur and the Knights of the round Table. 4 King Henry II and the Miller of Mansfield. + 5 King William and the Forrester. + 6 King John and the Abbot of Canterbury. + 7 King Edward IV and the Tanner of Tamworth. + 8 King Lear and his three Daughters. + 9 King Richard the Third. + 10 King Alfred and the Shepherd. + 11 King Richard, sir-named Coeurdelion. 12 King and the Northern Man. + 13 King Richard II The Departing of 14 King Henry V. His Conquest of France 15 Kitchen Fray, between Nell and her Mistress. 16 King Charles IId’s Restoration. 17 King George IIId.

1 Lovers Lamentable Tragedy + 2 Lady Isabella's Tragedy. + 3 Lady's Garland. + 4 Loyal Lover's Garland. + 5 Leeds Tragical Garland. + 6 Life and Death of King Richard the third. 7 Lamentable Fall of a gallant Lord and a Virtuous Lady. + 8 Love’s Chronicle: Or, The changing Heart. 9 Lord Thomas and fair Eleanor. + 10 Lady's Fall. + 11 London 'Prentice. + Leaping OLD BALLADS 51

12 Leaping the Lords. 13 Lord Willoughby. 14 Lord Wigmore. 15 Leather Bottle . + 16 Lady fell in Love with her Serving-man. + 17 Low-Country Soldier turn'd Burgo-master. + 18 Little Musgrove and the Lady Barnet. + 19 Love-sick Serving-man. + 20 Lord Mohun and Duke Hamilton. + 21 Lamentable Fall of the Duchess of Gloucester. 22 Love without Measure. 23 Love in a Barn. + 24 Love in a Tub. + 25 Life and Death of the Duke of Berwick. 26 Loyal Lovers of Exeter. + see Exeter Garland. + 27 Lord Henry and Fair Katherine. + 28 Lord Lovat. + 29 Ladies Daughter of Paris 30 Love and Honour in the Lover’s Farewell to Calisto 31 Leeds Tragedy. 32 Leicestershire Garland 33 Lord Lovat

1 Mirth after Sorrow. 2 Miraculous Farmer. + 3 Merry Broomfield. + 4 Merry Hay-makers. + 5 Monmouth worsted in the West. 6 My Dog and I. 7 Merry Wakefield. 8 Mitcham Widow. 9 Madman’s Morrice. + 10 Masterpiece of Love Songs. 11 Maid of the West sold her Maidenhead for a High- crown'd Hat. 12 Maudlin, the Merchant's Daughter of Bristol. + 13 Merchant outwitted by the Chambermaid. + 14 Mournful Widow's Garland. + 15 Merry Cuckold and kind Wife. 16 Miller's Advice to his Three Sons. + G 2 Miss 52 OLD BALLADS

17 Miss Blandy, 18 Mourni ng Conquest. 19 Mistaken Lady's Garland. + 20 Mournful Lady's Garland. + 21 Mirth for Citizens see Love & Honr L.30. 22 Maiden’s bloody Garland.

1 Northamptonshire Tragedy. + 2 New Dorsetshire Garland. 3 Noble Riddele wisely expounded. 4 Northern Lord. + 5 Nobleman's Cruelty to his Son. + 6 New Game at Cards. 7 News from Hide-Park. + 8 Norfolk Wonder: Or, The Maiden's Trance. + 9 Northern Ditty. + 10 Neptune's Raging Fury. 11 New Way to make Love. +

1 Overthrow of proud Holofernes; and the Triumph of virtuous Queen Judith. + 2 Old-mans Wish. + 3 Oxfordshire Tragedy: Or, The Virgin's Advice. + 4 Oxfordshire Garland. + 5 Oxfordshire – wonderful Relation of a Family poisoned (1710) in the Forest of Whichwood. 6 Old Hat [since this old Hat was new] 7 Oxford Rambles see Ralph & Nell.

1 Prince of England's Courtship to the King of France's Daughter. + 2 Plymouth Tragedy. + 3 Poor Robin's Dream. + 4 Pleasant Ballad of Tobias. 5 Politick Lover: Or, The young Gentleman outwitting his Sweetheart by Virtue of a Bottle of Sack. + 6 Politick Lovers: Or, The Windsor Miser outwitted. + 7 Page's Wife of Plymouth 8 Princely Diversion; Or, The Jovial Hunting match. 9 Pope’s Pedigree. 10 Pride’s Fall. Pre-

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11 Presumptuous Sinner. + 12 Politick Wife: Or, The Devil outwitted by a Woman. + 13 Pretty Kate of Windsor. 14 Politick 'Squire: Or, The Highwaymen catch'd in their own Play. 15 Prodigal Daughter. + 16 Politick Maid of Suffolk. + 17 Princely Lovers Garland. + 18 Patient Grizzel. + 19 Poor-man's Counsellor: Or, The married Man's Guide. + 20 Pallatine's Courtship. + 21 Princely Pastime: Or, The Huntsman’s Pleasure. 22 Perjur'd Shepherd. 23 Pennyworth of Wit. + 24 Poor, unhappy, transported Felons. + 8vo. 25 Pretty Green-coat Boy. + 26 Pretty Sally's Garland. 27 Proud Esquire reformed. 28 Pattern of true Love. 29 Paradice lost and regained.

1 Queen Elizabeth's Champion: Or, The Earl of Essex. + 2 Queen Eleanor's Confession. + 3 Quaker's Sermon.

1 Royal Dream: Or, The Forrester's Garland. + 2 Royal courtly Garland. + 3 Roger's Delight. 4 Rag-Fair. See Humours of Do. H. 5 Robinhood and the Ranger. + 6 Ditto and Little John. + 7 Ditto and Allen-a-dale. 8 Ditto and the Butcher. 9 Ditto and Will Stutely. + 10 Rakish Husband's Garland. + Reading

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11 Reading Garland. 12 Repentance too late. 13 Rich Man's Warning-Piece. + 8 pag. 14 Robin Hood’s Golden Prize. 15 Robin Hood & Bishop of Hereford. 16 Ralph & Nell’s Ramble to Oxford. 17 Robin Hood’s Pedigree Education &c. 18 Robin Hood and the Shepherd. 19 Robin Hood’s Preferment.

1 Sea Fight between Sir George Byng and the Spaniards. 2 Somersetshire Garland. + 3 Strand Garland. + 4 Somersetshire Tragedy. + 5 Slighted Father and Unnatural Son. + 6 Seaman of Dover. + 7 Spinning-wheel's Glory. See the Good housewifes Garld 8 Seven Champions. + 9 Scotchman outwitted by the country Damsel. + 10 Sir James Stuart and Sir George Wharton. 11 Seaman’s Return to his Love after 7 Years Absence. 12 Swimming Lady. + 13 Shepherd Adonis 14 Sir Eglamore. 15 St. Bernard’s Vision. 16 Spanish Lady. + 17 Sir Hugh in the Grime. 18 Sir William Standley’s Travels. See Debryshire Balld 19 Sir Andrew Barton. + 20 Servant’s Sorrow for the Death of their late Mistress Queen Anne. 21 St George and the King of Ægypt's Daughter. 22 Sweet William of Plymouth. + 23 Suffolk Comedy. + 24 Secret Lovers. 25 Sir George Byng. 26 Suffolk Miracle. + 27 Siege of Gaunt. + 28 Saphire in Triumph. 29 Select Hymns of George Whitfield. 30 St George and the Dragon. + Sir OLD BALLADS 55

31 Sir Launcelot-du-Lake. + 32 Staffordshire Maid. + 34 [sic] Simple Simon. + 35 Squire of St. James’s 36 Swipe.[?]

1 Three Jolly Butchers and Ten Highwaymen. + 2 Temple Wedding. + 3 Turn-coat of the Times. 4 True Lover's Knot unty'd. + 5 True Lovers Joy: Or, A Dialogue between a Seaman and his Love. + 6 Two Faithful Lovers. 7 Thomas Stukely. + 8 Tom and Will: Or, The Shepherd's Sheepfold. + 9 Tavern Kitchen Fray. + 10 Time's Alteration. 11 Tobias. + See the Pleasant Ballad of Do. P. 12 True Love rewarded with Loyalty. + 13 Tit for Tat. + 14 Titus Andronicus. + 15 Turkey Factor. + 16 Tradesman’s Complaint upon the hardness of the Times &c. 17 Teague’s Ramble.

1 Unfortunate Love of a Lancashire Gentleman: with the hard Fortune of a fair young Bride. + 2 Unnatural Father: Or, The Dutiful Son's Reward. + 3 Unconstant Son’s Reward. 4 Unhappy Lady of Hackney. + 5 Unhappy Lover's Garland. +

1 Valorous Acts perform’d at Gaunt. See Siege of Do. +2 2 Virgin's Complaint. + 3 Virtuous Milkmaid's Garland. + 4 Virtuous Wife's Pattern. 5 Valiant Seaman's Happy Return. + 6 Virtue and Beauty in Danger. 7 Virtuous Wife of Bristoll. 8 Vile Seducer. Woody 56 OLD BALLADS

1 Woody Choristers: Or, The Birds Harmony. + 2 Weaver's Garland. +Worcestershire Wedding 3 Worcestershire Wedding. 4 Wiltshire Wedding. + 5 Winchester Wedding. + 6 William and Margaret. 7 Windsor Lady. + 8 Wanton Wife of Bath. + 9 Wanton Virgins frighted + 10 Wandering Shepherdess. + 11 Wandering Prince of Troy. + 12 Wandering Jew: Or, The Shoemaker of Jerusalem. + 13 William and Prudence's Overthrow. + 14 William Grismond's Downfall. 15 Warning-piece to England against Pride and Wicked- ness. + 16 Wooing the fair maid of London by King Edward. 17 Weeping Christian. 18 Warwickshire Tragedy. + 19 William and Susan. + 20 Worthy Example of a virtuous Wife. + 21 Wonderful Prophesy, 22 Win at first and lose at last. 23 Woeful Complaint of a forsaken Lover. + 24 Whittington and his Cat. + 25 Welsh Sermon. + 26 Wench of Worcester – Soldier’s salutation to 27 Woman to the Plow & Man to the Henroost 28 Wooing of Q. Catherine by Owen Tudor. 29 Willy the Scotish Rebel’s Letter. 30 Week before Easter.

1 Yarmouth Tragedy. 2 Young distracted Lady 3 York – Buxom Maids of

 There are near Two Thousand different Sorts of SLIPS; of which the New Sorts com- ing out almost daily render it impossible to make a Complete Catalogue.

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