Highly Important Library of the Late George Daniel, Esq

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CATALOGUE

OF ‘rm MOST VALUABLE,INTERESTING AND c HIGHLY IMPORTANT LIBRARY OF THE LATE GEORGE DANIEL, ESQ. OF CANONBURY,

TOOETIIEB WITH HIS COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AKD ENGRAVED PORTRAITS OF

OF TEE FIRST QUALITY, BY BABRETT, CATTERMOLE, COOPER, COS, DEWINT, HARDING, PROUT, PYNE, STANFIELD, STOTHARD, WILKIE, AND OTHER EMINENT ARTISTS. NISCELLANEOU8 OBJECTS OF ART, INTEREST & CURIOSITY, BEAUTIFUL

ASD OTHER FINE EXAMPLES OF ART AND VERTU.

WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY XESSBS. SOTHEBY, W1,LKINSON & HODGE, auctioneers of Eiterarg wroprrte t titRorks iIIoalratibe of @e fine arts, -4T THEIRHOUSE. NO. 13, (late 3), WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C. On WEDNESDAY, the 20th of JULY, 1864, and Niue following Dags, AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECIRRTaY. -- May be Viewed Two Days previous, and Cataloguee had. I. Thehighest bidder to be tho buyer,and if disputo mk? bd-ffeen bidders, the lot 80 dis uted sball be immediately put up again, Provided the seller cannotdeci Be the said dispute. 11. No person to advance less than GJ. ; above ten shilliop, 18. ; above five pounds, 2r.6d. ; and so on. 111. The purchaaera to give in their names and plnces of abode, adto pay down 108. in the pound, if required, in part payment of the puxhaee- money ; in default of which the lot or lots purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold. IT. The lots to be taken away at the buyer’s ex nse, immediately after the conclusion of the sale ; in default ofwhich essrs. SOTIIEBS,WJLKISSOX & HODQEwill not hold themselves responsibleaK”if lost, stolen, damaged, or otherwise destroyed,but they will be left at the derisk of the purchaser. If, at the espiration of ONE WEEKafter the conclusion of the de, the books or other property are not cleared or paid for, they will then be catalogued for immediatesale, and the e nee, the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which the%oh were bought. Mesum, SOTHEBY,WILEINSOR & HODQEwill have the option of re-selling tho Lots uncleared, either by public or private sale, without any notice being given to the defaulter. v. The bookspresumed to be perfect, unless otherwise expressed ; but if, upon collating, BD should prove defective,the purchaser will be at liberty to take or reject t?! em, provlded they are returned within ONEWEEK after the rnclusin of the de, when the purchasemoney will be rettcmed. VI. me deof any book or bkais not to be set aside on account of any stwined or short leaves of text or plates, rant of list of plates, or on amount d the publication of any subsequent volume, supplement, appendix, or plates. All the manuscripts, autographs,all magazmea, and reviewe, d books in lots, and all t-a m lots or volumes, willbe sold with all faults, imperfections, and errors of‘ description. The sale of any lot of prints OF drawings is not to be set aside on account of any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or errors of description. VII. No IMPEBFECTBOOKE will be taken back, unless a note accom auieu each book, stating its imperfections, with the number of lot and &to of the sale at which the samz was purchased. VIII. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenienca in the settlement of the purchases, no lot can on any account be removed during the time of sale. IX. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the money required and deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; and if un3 locrx ia swtuined in the *e-eel2ing of aucA Iota as urc not cbamd or puid for, all clkcrgdr on such re-amle shall be matie good bg tlie &faultw.q ut this Sale.

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THISmemorable Library abounds in treasures, specialities, and curiosities of Literature. It contains many unique books, and some equally so as regards the chance of sale, the only others known being locked up in Public Libraries that can never be dispersed. The copies, generally speaking, are of unrivalled beauty in point of internaland external condition, thus exemplifying the profound taste and judgment of Mr. DANIEL, who never neglected an opportunity of acquiring the finest examples that presented themselves during a long and an anxious career. The successful result of his labours will be admitted on a careful perusal of the following Catalogue, so rich in bibliograyhical rarities of the highest class, and which are sought for by the Amateur with peculiar curiosity. The limits of a Preface would not admit of an enumeration of the Literary treasures contained in the Collection, but the followingmay be cited,among others of great interest and rarity, illustrating the unceasing perseverance of thelate possessor. The works of Shakespeare form a very important section, and comprise the First Four Folios, all of the first class, and much finer copies than can everagain occur for sale. The Quarto Plays, too, present a remarkable feature, the following being of the first edition and of the highest degree of rarity :- The Tragedie of King Richard theSecond; the Tragedy of King Richard the Third; Love’s Labors Lost; Tragedie of Romeo and Juliet; Chronicle History of Henry the Fifth ; History of the Uerchnnt of Venice; Much Adoe about Nothing;

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\I i i I ! \ V of DaintieConceits; Story of King Dqms ; Meetingof Gallants ; Old Meg of Herefordshire; an extraordinarily curious Collection of Penny Merriments, and Popular Histories ; Roy’s Rede me and be nott Rothe ; Kynge Rycharde, Cuer du Lyon ; Unique Scottish Chap Books ; Smith’s Chloris ; Sonnets to the Fairest Coelia ; History of Tom Thumbe ; Watson’s Passionate Century of Love ; Westward for Smelts ; and many other of the rarest works within the range of English Literature. The class of lore under the heads of Garlands, Jests, Drol- leries and Songs, comprisessome extraordinary features, and forms a singular portion of the collection,containing many rarities of quite a unique character. There is also another class of productions to which attention must be drawn, viz., those volumescopiously enriched with original Autograph Letters, Drawings and Engravings, illustrative of the lives and times of Bums, Chattertan, Cowper, Goldsmith, Gray, Johnson, Kemble, Pope, and other menof note. There are also two Missals of the highest class of art, of the finestquality and inthe purestcondition, and the Library contains the choicestcopies ofworks in generalliterature, which occupy a large feature, many of them being illustrated with curious peculiarities, conferring a unique distinction, and greatly tending to enhance their value and importance. The Collection of Original Drawings and Engraved Portraits of eminent Actors and Actresses, beautifid water-colour Drawings and miscellaneous objectsof Art and Vertu, will close this most interesting sale, which is confessedly without a rival in most of‘ its importantbranches, possessing 88 they do innumerable articles of the most distinguished rarity, worthy the attention of the Collector, the Nan of Taste, and the Amateur.

I BOTHEBY, WILKINSON 1c HODGIE. July, 1864. I CATALOGUE

OF THE TRULY VALUABLE, MOST INTERESTING,

AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT LIBRARY

Ob' TEE LATE GEORGE DANIEL, ESQ.,

FIRST DAY'S SALE. .. .-

Adlard (George) The Sutton-Dudleya of England and the Dudleye of Massachuaetta in New England, from the Norman Conqueat to the preaent time presentatiol, copy fmthe atdh bo. J. B. Bmith, 1862 . 3- . 7 Bachyli !hgmaise, Qr. ex Bibl. P. de chrdonlrs2,1666, &a X#.on title ped lllwocco by Roger Payns,Ji.om Birliop Bl~oq&ld's Zbrq Urn. Pa&, tw o#&a A. %ebi Qpog. 1542 8 Bachylus, Tragedies, Wted hmthe Qreek by R. Potter, 2 vol. . 1+ ' avo. 1779

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.4baa ! 4 9 =-qP PICKEBIIVQs MAQNTFIOEWT EDITION, with tke $mat Iypmsexolce OF WE ENQEAVTNQB ON IBDIA PAPEB A VEBY CHOICE AND ELEQANT COPY IR QBEEI YLOBOCQO SUPER EXTRA, g. e. by Haydcry, dea tooled with tpmmthof 0. Cbbton'a fihiq l'emple, worked L goM Colombier 800. 1836 61 Wright (W.) The Compleat Fisher, or the TRle Art of Angling, jht. peen morocco, 9. e. by Hering I0mo. &ld by Joatph &h,1140 6

67 Armatrong (J.) of Love, rqwht, 1768-Montgornery (J.) and other Poems, PIBBT EDITION, 1806 ; and four others, Poetical lh. (6) 68 AUFOQBAPHLETTEBS OF EMINENT EIVGLISE LITEBATI A VOLUME OX COXSIDBIEABLB IXTEBEST AND VALUE, FILLED WITH PILEOIOUB CONTEmS, OF WaICH THE FOLLOW~BMAY BE OIFED AS 4 8AXPLE- Dr. Johnson’s Letter to &nick, reem hia p+wtA edition of Shakespeare, dated May l8th, 1766. Dr. Johnson’s Letter to Gtarricg, with Hogarth’s Epifrph. A Bill of &change for S 80. drawn by Oliver Goldsmith and accepted by Qarrick, dated Dec. 26,1178. Six clever Linea in Verse, addmad by GFafiiclr fo Dr. HiU upon his Petition of I. & U. Dean Swift’s Receipt for the Originell Copyea of three ’Pisslrycl by Sir William Temple, dated July 29th, 1701, in hir owtograph. I Pa ’a Getter to EicMson, vey darcrcterielic, and full of pw r-w. ‘I We may take a cup of sack together and chatter like two parrots, which are (at leaat) more mpectmble aad manlike Bnimals than ’9’ graeboppers, to which Homer likens old men.” Addison to Mr. Hu hee, dated Oct. lath, 1718. (‘1 sm in s thauasnd troublea for poor flick (Steele) and wish that hi8 4for the publick may not be ruinous to him-self.” Pope’s Recei t of Mr. Tonaon for “the 8umm of‘ Iiha China for the WXe of Bath’s prologue, and 8 piece of the 13th book of Homer’s Odyssee,” Gntireb Mctqproph; and Various Poctraita of Bhakespeare, Garrick, Johnsan, S&, PO (m &aurin )¶ and other articles of high iub- and 07-k =&e whog forming 8 moat interesting en00- with, and fiIlEtl’8tiV0 Of, %HE OBEATEBT COT EXPO^^ Op UODB- ’ TICEB. mounted in one vokequtado, kndoosnety bod in ,pm MM 7

69 Arnold (Dr. Thomas) Life snd Correspondence, by drthnr Penrhyn I 3 . Stenley, 2 vol. portrait afler PAill*s, uavgilt 8ao. 1844 70 ARPEUBUDTHE ~RIQHTSOF THB ROUNDTABU,Parismus, QQ Earl 3 & . of Warwick, Qentle Craft, Thomae of Reading, Fryar Bacon, &ar huntus, Mother Shipton, Doctor Merry-Mau, ilbtrated with 10406- aut., iolfha 40. Ne&@ m. d. e#+ Ribon's copy, with sipture~ and cohtentn in his autograph. 71 ~BTEUR. The mostAncient and Famous History of the Renowned 17 . Prince Arthur, Kin of Britaine, as dm, all the Noble Acts, and -# & - Heroicke Deeds of %in ValiantKnighta of the Round Table, 3 parta frr- in 1 vol. wwdcrctji-ontiqiece Ofth X+hk Ma& letter, VERY FIXE OOPY, jhm the coWGction ef ObZ. h'tadiy, at whwe sale this copy produced ;E%. rwsio, 9. e. by W'altliar, in the rtyk of Royer Pape,gilt tool' 4to. wih 72 Ap(Ph.) Emblems of Love, udh 44 phtec, umea in foor rcmguosSr, . I b . 8ngfaDBd by ladton Nkhozlr, ~carlcimorocco, 9. e. 12nO. 73 BAOON.The flunous his tor^ of Ryer Bacon, mntmytltleWonderful 5- IO . thinthat he did in tUS Life; slso tbe mmntw of Death, with the &ea and De~athnof We TBo coprjorero Bnngye mdVand-, . nny l~ttobereed,~or~(~aryIsd~zy am LePzoy, g. 0.) bbCk h#$, IX BEAUTIPUIG UONDITION, EDGES UXOVT 40. K Thackery and 0. Batec, n. d. 74 BACON(Francis Lord) Essaiea, Religione Meditations, places of Per- I rL . swasion and Dieswasion copy, ca2fextra, 9. e. m. 12mo. John Jagyard, 1612 75 Bacon (Lord Chancellor F.)Essays,platcs afler WictaZl, Sy C. && . 9 calfe&ra, 9. e. by P. Beqi foolrcop 800. 1828 76 Bacon (Lord) Of the Pmficiencie and Advancement of.Leaming, edited . I C . by Bad Montagu, Eaq. 1861-E~says or Counsels, Civil and Mod, and the Wisdom of the Ancients, edited by B. Montagu botA in morocco, g e. by abydoy l%~. Pkk-, 1845-61 77 BAQEIGeB WEZLB.A Poem in which are pourtmyed the (Yharacters of I 3 - the most eminent Fillddoye, with eix bunnowour illudratiorw in nneawtinto, ursbound, TWO and Mlriovr 4fo. 1779 78 Bs)ter (jl. E! Bioyphia Dcamatica, with Continuation by 1. Beed and 7 - 8. oms 8vo rn 4, unouf b. 1813 79 Bum (John) A 'e or Enterlude, md'g the ehi& p"misea . . of Glad unto=32 bydl Ages in the old hwe, &om the fsll of Adam to the Incarnation of the hrde J~MOlubte, A. Do. 1688, and now +t imprintea ilaclr Mer, EXOESSIVELY BABE,&m f3uo. &own8, gke fi&e af -22acburge't, and Xr. Jousy'r oolkatitnu 4to. J. Chatleudk~&ph Peek, 1677

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an portion of our ite era tare be more generally interesting thSn another, it is Ancient &dki lore. How many events historical and domestic do we owe the knowledge of to this mum. Battles lave been fought, mil heroes immortalid in ita L c 1-k LL+y qmmive =a imp^ stmine; and +e sport% pastimes, manners, customs, and traditions of our for&&era have recewed &om It aome of their most imp0-t and curious iuustrations. S~~O~IUB,critics, and antiquaries have rendered & mvice to Fterature by snatching fiom oblivion those precious relics of legendnry poetty wluch would have been +st to posterity but for their well directed labom of love. They have made w farmllar mth the thoughts, Bympathies, and hWp of our ancestors. We follow them to .the tournament, the borh foray, the pubb hostelrie, and the domestic hearth. We glow with their martial spirit and revel in their rude feativities f ._.. ..

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13 xxx. B 38allib trjoghge tbr Wdae fall, (Bf Sebtl0 tbat tbougbt to btbobcc 00 all. I~ot~mFbsbrlrcsb,~W~~EBota,fwH~K~~crndwsto~sroblcat hn dop crt the nawk North of PauIu Chd. In reference to the rebellion of the Earls of Westmorlend and Northumberlaad, and their papiatid doings :- The Bibles they did rend and teug like Traytam to the Crown~. [Plain border under the. title, and in the 0eutre.l (Endon the Stationers’ Books in 1570. Kirkham’s earliest publication, recorded by Herbert, is dated 1573.)

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[Plain border all mud; devicaa in the oentre.] (“The XXV Ordm of Knaves,” forme adivision of Awdely’s ‘‘ Fraternitie Of Vscsbondes,” printed in 1560. In 1670, Heny Kirkham had a license to print ‘‘ A Ballad inhtuled the XX Orders of Fooles, ’ which is undodxedl7 the one in question. T. G. was probably Thorn Gibson, a well-known wnter of such productions.) - XXXIV.

To the tnne of the Black Almayne. Finii John Symon. hprhtd ot London by RicRard Jh:ddlyng in the upper ad of Fled krsu. 1579. [Plain border all round.] (Thename of John Symon is nowherementioned a~ a ballad writer. The “Black Almayne ” was a popular tune, but it has not been preserved.)

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XXXVII. Blnr dFolaplafnt qon $ortoun. FM$quod sampill. fmpt&&&E~h6cRobui~~otuSN~. (Robert Semple, the writer of this and the preceding ditty, w88 the aathor of a number of very mtereding ballads OD Scottish hiatory. Many are preserved in the liirary of the Society of Antiquaries.

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I7 of an old Italian work, eed in 1684, in the library of the Royal bciet T. D. WBB Tho- Delone e Wettin silkweaver” of Norwich,and pro&bl the above WM one of KL diest roiactions. “Wilson’stune? or (6 wr%on~a Wilde,” (LB it is sometimes calle8, is reserved in Willii Ballet’s Lute Book a MS. in Trinity College,Dublin. A tter im reasionof thisSonet ’’ may be found among the Bagford Ballads in the Brit& Museum.)

XLIV. I mournfull atth on tbr beatb of ccrtailu gublprr and 3~0ticrsof tbc 3Beare, anb blbrm &enthen, rpBo btrb fmmedtftteIg’afta Blrslseri, ibolben at Zholne btpast, To the tune of Fortune. I- at London ig John Wd& for William Wright. 1590.. [Woodcat st tho beginning. Brosd woodcut border dl round and in the centre, with devices.] (The tune of ‘‘ Fortune ’’ (one of the most popular of our old ballad airs) is in Elieabeth’s Virginal Book ; in Williim Ballet’s MS. Lute Val et’s “Tablature de Luth,” 1615 ; in ‘‘Nederlandtsche Gedenckclank,” 1626, &c. be. “Fortune m foe” (the first lime of the old Ud)is alluded to by Shakespeare in ‘‘ The &wry Wives of Windeor,” act iii. BC.3 ; and the bellsd of ‘‘ Titus Andronicw,” upon which Shekespesre founded hisplpy of the name name, wGSung to the same tune.) - XLV. we6cst prt of tfrc fjtfre bpfbob, of matILag Street ad Brt 3 baugbters, nab b& brr: hphb Mmtr 8mWb bcr to LC 8 $dot, anb H0 d0hni 68%t8tbrr, onlg to betelbe era of aeir portion0. To the tune of Brugandary. Impricltcd at -Moon fw T. P. XLVI. Eb second part of tbaibbob of ~utling-lltlnrtt,anb ber tbne baug8ters. To the tnne of the Wanton Wife. Imprhted ai Lonaon for T. P. These two balleds (the &st pnd secund part) were entered in the Stationers’ Regist& b Bichd Janes, A t 15,1597. The play of the aame title (ascribed to Sbupeare) waa takm~mtbem. (The tunes of ‘(B ’’ and the “Wanton Wife” are unknown. .The ballad of wmtonT*ife of Bath ” is rinted in the fi,d edition of Biahop Percy’s Beliquee, but omitted in J1 tbe m!mquent ones.)

19 which afforded no scope for the graphic talents of the Grub-street ApelIes, the portrait of lgood Queen Eliabstb,’ magnificently sdorned, with the glob d sceptre, formed no unwelcome mbatiie for her laving subjects.”) . . . a

LXTV. BI prrttfe neb MI&, httgtuIeb : abe @robe elts upon Oe baII, WIease one anb pIease aII. I Y To the tuneof, Please one and please all. Finis. R. T. rrnprrirtsd ot -fmHm KP-, baing at littb ~4doon, ofpwb’r, d ~igns of the bbcks Boyc. [Woodcut of B lady with a fan offesthen, at the top, plain border dl round.] (This interesting Shakes earian ballad hsa been reprinted, .by the permiseion of Mr. Daniel, in the kt number of “Memorabilia.” It is written by Tarleton, and quoted by Malvolio in ‘‘ Twelfth Night.”

LXV. 811 Btttg beItglbtfaI1 of moan batfitns ale 811 bdagbelI bag&, tBou@ coonteb a tale. The existence of this ballad hae been ~ue&ioned. ‘‘ Mother Watb de’’ WM aup- poredtohlvebeentheTitletoa 6&md,”or~dmce;themnsia,wi&nd IAS &, hvhg been dineovered among the papera of Dr. Pepmch, who mt the in the I‘ Beggur’s Open.” Before tbIs copy appeared it ‘ROB unknown. [Woodcut border top d bottom.] (This ballad B mentioned in a letter with the si ture of T. N. to hia good friend A. M. Anthony Munday], prefixed to the Eer’s translation of ‘4 &rileon of Englan6 (” 1592. “I should hard1 be perswaded that anie professor of so excellent a science (as printing) wouli be so impudent to rint such ribauldrie a8 W&n% Ah, The Carman’s Whistle, and sundrie sucg other.” The tune is l$mbriap,.reservedin Queen Elizabeth’s Virginel Book, in the Fit- Mllseum, XI!

LXVII. BII YaIaDe betlatging bob nogbourbtb Iobe, anb tteb bea[gng is gono Qd. Jhon Bmker. Zmprinkd at LondoR bg Richa~dLant. Where shd one @de a man to trust, Alwaye to etande in tyme of neede; Thee most parte nowe, they are unjust Fayre in wordw, but false in deede; Neibonrhed nor love is none trew dealpg now is fled and gone. (John Barker haa hitherto only been known as the author of a ballad on the destruction of Jerusalem, rinted by ColweU in 1568, a copy of which (probably unique) is preserved iu t?l e Killer CoIIectiou. Hia name occurs several times in the COUTW of our Catalogue.) - LXVIII. Bll atbe secte of firs talleb QCapkblnt.

A fierce invective8gah8t 4' These newe,freshe come Friars, sprong up of late, that doe nowe within hdwarpe (Antwerp) keepe their abidige." [Woodcnt of two Wars at the top, colonred.]

LXlX. S ~ba~[ourrstraunge &forneb $logno. Finis. T. P. rnp.intwl at ado^ WZKam HOW,~O~~ic~atd JO~: and (#c lo be SOWa: ha jwnM to (Aa SoutAwat &ora of Path Ch&. [Woodcut of a swine, inclosed in a plain border, at the top. Prose and Verse.] ("T. P?' was, perhaps, Thomas Proctor, the author of many "pretty pamphlets.") I' 81 Ballad. The King and a poore Northerne Man, aooodcuts lilac& letter, olius morocco, 9. e. rare 4 12~.PAted by A. Olark, and me to be soZd by !Z! Pacrekge~ at the three Bibles om I;o&n Bridge, 1673 82 BALLADS.A COLLECTIONOP OLD (Historical) BALLADS,corrected ,tr from the best Ancient Copies extant, with Introduction by Ambrose Phillips, 3 vol. WITH ALL THE ENQBAVIR(SS A VEBY PINE COPY OF A SCABCE COLLECTION OM mwocco, 9. e. 1h. 1727,28,30 83 BALLADS(Old) PRINTED JN BLACK LETTEB, as well as Bornan letter type. P A very Curious Collection of those printed and sold in Aldermary and Bow ChurchYard, Stone-Cutter Street, bcc. formedappa- rently about 1778 To which Mr. Daniel has added some of an earlier period, as- Cupids Courtesie,btack letter, W.0. fw A. H.the earliest howtt edition News from Frost Fair, upon the River of Thames, black letter, pm- SaMned to be unique, printed fw I. Weht, I. OZark, W. ITlrackeray, and I! Passinger (all noted BalZod-printers and Dealers long befmd the period stated) we12 preserved b a Cto. 001. ++* Many of these ballads illustrate the Habite and Customs of a much earlier period, some of them being founded on Stories made use of by Shakespeare, while manyof his contemporaries deignedto form Dramas upon others. The cuts were no doubt used for much earlier editions, now lost to us. It may fairly be stated that they are all curious, man from local circumstances illustrating the Count History of Englanb: A list of the Contents, in Mr. Daniel‘s extreme9 y neat handwriting, is on the fly leaf. 84 Ballads (Old), Historical and Narrative, with notes by Thos. Evans, 4 vol. I ha2fcag edges wncut post 8vo. 1784 **X Not inserted in Dr. Percy’s collection. 85 Ballads. Ancient Ballads, Songs and Poems, two woodcuts by Z? Bewick, afcep. &ais, BARE 12mo. Ludlow, Cleo. Nicholsm, I799 86 Ballads.The Maiden’s Choice, &c. CJlasgow, 1802-!L’he Dunghill-Cock, . ib. 1803-Black-ey’d Susan’s Garland, Edinb. n. d.-Swmt William of Plymouth’sGarland, ib. n. d.; and 14 other Penny Collec- tions 12mo. in omaol.

87 Ballads. Ancient Historic Ballads, Newcaetlc, Ahhead, 1807-!Che ’ CaledonianMiscellany, consisting of Pastorale, Choice Febles and Tales,with occasional Poems, by Allan bsa~,and other eminent Northern Bards, Nmc. I! 8Zack, 1762,2 vol. rn 1 calf extra, g. e. 12mo.

Y 88 Ballads in the Cumberland Dialect, chieflyby R. Anderaon,with Kotes ’ and Qlossary, fiod. caw m&a, m. e. l!ko. m@n, 1808 89 BALLADS.A LITTLEBOOK OF BALLADS, 3 ONLY THIRTY-BJX ‘I- p&ate& ps.inkd fmbhk kttm qh,by 3. r. Uttemon, ESP. RARE, Fern mrococc~,g. e. l2mo. NBwport, 1836 90 B&ds (A Book of). From the Celebrated Roxburgbe Collection,now in the British Mweum, edited by J. P. Collier, EBq. small 4to. 18417 91 Ballads. A Cat&gwofm Unique Collection of Ancient English Bd- eide Ballads prj&d entire& in the 6lacklettot, os eale ay R. hifh M. SUO. 1856 24

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I IC, ‘ 106 Bartlemy Fair Operas: Robin Hood, an Opera, an it is performed at . 8 (- Lee and Harper's Chat Theatrical Booth, in Bartholomew Fair, 1730--The Quaker's Opera, aa performed at same place, with the Music pdxed to each mnce 1728, in 1 vol. calf, g. e. avo. J. -em, 1728-80 166 BABTLEMFAIB DRAMA : Jeptha's hhVow, or the Virgin Sacrifice, ' F . m it ie acted at Lee and Ha er's Great TheatricalBooth, over @st the Hospital-gate in #est Smithfield. by Comedians from the Theatres am. 17s In addition to this piece, the title State8 that "The Fall of Phaeton " will be added, but only the first page is here to be &and. Of the excessive rarity, and curiosity of it, see " Merrie England in the Olden Time," (vol. 11, page 108) by George Daniel.

107 Barton (Bernard, the Q,uakerPoet) Poetical Works, D~Z.: Poems, third * IL+ . edition, 1822; Minor Poems, including Napoleon,seed editiorc, with additions, 1824 ; Poetic Vigils, 18M tohole vellum extra, g. e. 12m. 8 v01.1a22-4 e** A set presented to Mrs. Pulham, to whom are addrased some verses in the poet's autograph, a' returning grateful thanks for paintin his portrait for hie daughtm." The late proprietor has inserted I)T ong letter of the poet, in which Elia (Charles Lamb) is mentioned. 108

&e mpy in morocco,joinh,+ Ma Bright Collection spume 12m. R. Bradockc, 1598 109 Battle of Flodden-Field, an heroic Poem calf extra, 9. e. fm18ear, avo. 1774 110 Beattie (J.) on Truth, old red tnorocco avo. 17i2 111 Beattie (James) The Minstrel, with some other Poems FIBST EDITION, head, eopneplatesfim a laterimpressim tulded avo. l7i9 112 Beattie. The same BIXABPE'S ELEQANT EDITION, with qmaitags by Rd. Westall, red morocco,joints, g. e. 12mo. 1816 113 Beattie. Another Edition, late8 aBer WestaU by W.Greatbatch cayextra, g. e. by .E ea& fcap. avo. 1827 114 Beattie (Dr. James) Poetical Works, Memoir by the Bev. Alex. Dyce mrom morocco, 9. e. by Eayday 12~.Piekering, 1831 115 Beattie. Account of the Life and Writings of Dr. James Besttie, by Sir William Forbes, 3 vol. port. cdf extra, 9. e. €300. hWd. 1807 116 BEATTIEAND COLLINS,Poetical Works, with Memoirs of their Lives and Writings, by Thomas Miller, front. ou iudiopcrpa*, and looodcut vynettes, red mwocco, g. e. 800. !Nt 8 Bogwe, 1846 117 BEAUMONTAND FLETCHER,Dramatic Works, notes by the varioue Com- mentatore (edited by aeOrge Colman) 10 vol. porta. adplotes by Q*ifpiO98 FIRE PET OM tres-mrwrbled COrf @&,j%J# bk8 800. 1718 11s Beckford (Wm.of Fonthill) An Arabian Tale Vathek), from an un- ublished Manuscript, with Notes, Critiaal an6 Exphtory (by the hv. Mr. Henley) tmut PIBST EDITION, pwdreit i&ed 8w. 1786 E .. . 27

136 Bible in Miniature (The) or a Concise History of the Old andNew Testament, emp-aved title and fcroodeuts horn48 '(The DwnbBible,?' the height of the volt" not being larger thanthejikstjoirat ofthe'thzumb 9ho. E. Newbq, 1780 +** One of the smallest volumes ever printed. 137 Bible (Holy), Pocket Edition, the notes cut ox diaikd &to 2 ml. G red t?wrocco 24nno. Scatchd and fitterman (1780) 138 Bible (Holy), pocket size, in 2 vol. old red morocco, sides tooled in gold 18mo. Oxj&rd, I! Wright 4 W.Gill, 1794 139 Bible (Holy), ornamented with Engravings by J. Fittler, from Pictures byOld Masters, 2 vol. with additionai platss, and a set ofthe &rtoons by €taphael, half m rocco, uncut mrocco, royal 800. 1795-97 140 BIBLE(HOLY), ornumented with Engravings by J. Fittler, 3 vol. LARQE PAPER, proof imprssshs, with theset of Cartoons of Raphael, engraued by 6. Fittler ; plates added at end red morocco extra, 9. e. 4tO. 1795-97 141 BIBLE(HOLY). Verbum Sem itermum, in verse.The Thumb Bible I/ of John !Caylor, the Water !I?oet, fistpriPPted on thu size ita 1693 ; reprinted by W.Daoy, 1818, mapping oelluln 9&no. 1818 142 Bible(Holy), diamond fgpe *2 rweia, 9. e. 18~.Bdid. Blair and Bruce, 1819 143 Bible Illustrations. A Series designedby Westall of 31 Plates, engraved by C. Heath, Wdia proofs, bgorethe letters folio 14 Billington (Mrs.) Memoirs! portrait, 1792-Answer to the Memoirs of Mrs. Billington, portrazt, 1792 8vo. 2 vol. 145 Bishop(Thomas) Koranzzo's Feast; or, the Unfair Marriage, r Tragedy, with 16 coloured plates haw rlcssia, very ra4-e 4to. 1811 +** With the following MS. Note, by Mr. Daniel : '' This most extraordi- nay production (doubtless the work of a madman) vas written by one Hayes (Thomas Bishop is an assunred name), footman to Lord Belgrave. One hundred and fi copieswere printed, of whichmore than one hmdred and thirty wereTurn t ut Smeeton'a fm. The sixteen plates are quite aa unique as the text." 146 Blackmore (Sir R,) Prince Arthur, Creation and Poems, 3 vol. portrait imerted, titlesmled '9 ' blue morocco, by &ger Payfie 1k0. POflbOn, 171416-16 147 Blair (Dr. Hugh) Lectures on Rhetoric and Bellea Lettres, 8 vol. port - 5- G bright OMyilt calf 800. 1787 148 Blair. Another Edition, 3 vol. portrait, old gilt cay 800. 1790 . 1 149 Blair (Dr. Hugh) Sermons, 5 vol. gilt caw 8uo. 1808 *I 160 Blair (Robert) The Grave, a Poem 12, FIRST IDITION, jf88 CVpy, Bto. 1743 161 Blair (E)The Grave, a Poem, altered into Rhime, with Gray's Elegy b scarce (see X*.Daniel's X#.rtote) 8uo. 1790 162 Blair (R.) The Grave, a Poem,, portrait of W.Bloke, and 12 Etching8 jhm hia Daigw by L. Lkhrcrcroroetti dfgilt royaz bo. 1808

165 Bocaccio (J.) l)ecameron, with the ~upprea~edpamagee, done into English, portrnit a&d, mo~occo,9. e. 800. 1712 166 Boccsecio (J.) Decameron ; or, One Hundred Ingenioue Novels, translated from the Italian, portrait by Pander &ht calf, old style &IO.1721 167 Bocacce (Jean) Contes et Nouvelles, 2 pol. platsr by Rolnaitr de Hie, brilliant impressions A COPY OF EXTRAORDINARY BEAUTY, mlcd with red Zines, old hch morocco dad&,g. e. by De 8euil m. 8VO. 168 BODENHAM(J.) EXQLAND'SHELICON ; or, the Muee~'Hsrmony EXTREXELY EABE, But a small portion of tbtitlC-pqe made up by X#. red morocco extra, with leatkjhts Suo. Printed .for Richard Xiwe, 1614 169 Boethii De Consolatione Philosophire, lib. V, editi P Petro Bertio Bench green morocco, g. e. a vey dinrhdve edition. Lug. Bat. 1620 170 Bogg-Witticisms ; or, Dear Joy's Common-Places,being a Compleat Collection of the most profound Punns, learned Bulls, 8tc. Svo. 19. d. 171 Bohn (H. G.) Pictorial Handbook of Modern Geography, with Tables and an Index, 150 dcutsand 61 mc~pd presentation copy, with autograph 12mo. 1861 172 Boileau(DeapAaux) CEUVCBB,avec des Eclak.cissemens Hishiqua, donnee par hi-meme, 4 vol. plat- Sy Picart my$st? set, Bench red morocco, lea- marbled adgi& lam. La &ye, 1722 173 Boileau (Despr6aux) PoBsies, 2 vol. red mwocc3, 9. e. in the mmner of Roger Payne, the 8ystm Park Cbllection 18mo. Paris, Didot, 1781 174 [Bone] On the Ruinous Tendency of Auctioneering,and the Necessity . 1 . of Restraining it for the Benefit of Trade (Second Edition, edited by Horatio Rodd) SVO. 1812-1848 175 Booke ofCommon Prayer, R. Bmker, 1609-Bible(includin Apo- 2 I . . cypha), with most profitable Annotations upon all Hard %laces, the GenevanVersion, known ss " TIXE BREECHESBIBLE," ib. 1610-Psalmes in Meeter, with apt Notes to sing them withall, 1610 JAMES THE FIBST'SCOPY (uey $fie), i~ old calf, 9. e. braes c+, with the &yaZ Amstamped 4 gold on SidGS 4to. i~ one vol. 176 Booke of Common Prayer, and Administration of the Sacraments and 3 1s . other Bites and Ceremonies of the Church of England : with the Psalms, Sternbold and Hopkins' version IbIatg Iettet, a19 extremes pwe md fiecqy, in rich oMgilt %ding m.folk. Bbert Bar&er MItj JoAn BilZ, 1619 (at snd 1620) *+* hmFamily entries in thie copy, it would appear to have belonged to SIR GILESHUIWEPFORD, 1624, &. The family in golddecorate the mvers.

177 Book of Common Prayer, a mall &62ct in the Gwnmmh Service, 1636 . I . , -Pealme8 in &teeter,with Apt Notea to Sing themwithall, &mb. ' . 1684, calf sin. 4to. in MM vol. 178 Book of Common Prayer, 1639-New Testament, $ne im rdom of 9 , . the 100 mgmvhzg8, ,&om to atton and Wihm, B&nb. 1848- Psslmes in Meeter, frontispiece, 16419 jne copiee in blw morocco, g. e. in tAe Earleian rtyb 8vo. is 01)8 d.

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3 5- Y 190 Book of Common Prayer, reformed according to the Plan of the late . Dr. Samud Clarke (Unitarian Version) old 9ruk!rocco 12mo. d: Johon, 1793 191 Book of Common Prayer (printed in double columns), with Introduc- tion, grem morocco, with red centre pieces, y. e. mwt~800. 1801 192 Book of Common Prayer, with New Version of the Peelms &st rubpicated editk, maroon morocco extra, g. e. by C. hwzk laso. O~M,ISM 193 Book of Common Prayer, with Plain Tunes from the edition of 1649, 2 and Observations on the Use of that kind of Music in the Church of England, &x.by WILLIAMDYCE, Eaq. rubricated elegantly printed with& woodcut borders of exquisite desig~ Black letter, dark blm morocco extra by C. his 4to. Bms, 184 194 Book of Common Prayer, noted by John Merbecke, 1550 Black letter, with the mu&, vellrcnr 4t0. W.Pickmitag, 184 195 Book of Common Prayer, adapted to the Reign of Queen Victoria FINELY PRINTED IN Black letter Sy 0. Whittiflgh folio. U? Pickekg, 1844 196 Book of Common Prayer of the Church of England, adapted for general use in other Protestant Churches (attributed to Chevalier Bunsen) 18mo. 1852 I.! 197 Book of Common Pra er II he8y prided by bitthyham, within ekgant b0rdars yiaa $wm those in the vohums known as &em Elimbeth'e Praver ook blue morocco extra, bevelled edges,-amient styb, by Hayjay, edye8 mcut W.Pickmg, 1863 198 Book of Vagabonds and Beggars, with a Vocabulary of their Language, edited by M. Luther in 1528, and now first translated, with Intro- duction and Notes by J. C. Hotten &Wu 4to. 1860 199 Booth. Life of that excellentTragedian Barton Booth, Esq. with a Poem to his Memory, 178P-Memoirs of the Life of Barton Booth, &q. with his Character, with Poeticsl Pieces by himeelf, tortrait Pander Gucht, 1783 8uo. tamem? 200 Boruwlaski (Count J. Dwqf) Memoirs in French and Engliah,frontk- piece, portraits ofthe dwafs J. Jmis and J. &&zo (cobwed, with Z$e) added, caw extra 8m. 1788 a01 BOSBUET(J. B. Eveque de Meaux) OBAI~ONBFUN~BREB Edition StkAo-type, d'apAs le proc6dB de Firmin Didot UNIQUE, beiny the only copy printed 01) cehm, ha a erne fmXi. Utttersm'r Cblkctiun l2m. PA)1802 i Brunet states the edition was published by M. Renonard. 202 Boswell (J.) Tour to the Hebrides with Dr. 8. Johnson 6 JI (, HOBACEWALPOLE'S COPY, with hk autograph BO- IX,LUSTEATED, a ew rare plate8 (inoludjAg tAe ?we " Bossy Bounce ') ad Tom dt,") &e. mncuC 800. 1786 203 Boswell (J.) Life of Dr. S. Johnson, with notea by various hands, and Johnsonha, 10 vol. Gnrgraved titles dfi&.foohcq Suo. 1886 204 BCourne] (V.) CarmineComitialia Cantabrigienaie FIBBT EDITION, $68 the Bao. J. Zivord'8 autograph note8 and crrriour letter8 pe-d 61)(. 8W. 1721 ,i 32 z w. 205 Bourne (V.) Poematia % W.cOwpE~'8 copy (andent ahifer~f Vinq~otcpsas) 12mo. 1743 j~-.h . J- . 206 Bourne(Vincant) Poetical Works, with a humourous note by the Rev, dy J. Mitford L\ maroon l"occo estra, 9. e. by Hqday 12mo. Pickerillg, 1840 2 3 . 207 Bowles (Rev. W.Lisle) Sonnetsand other Poems, 2 vol. Poems written &VU, chiefly at Bremhill, in Wiltshire-The Spirit of Discovery, or the b.p Conquest of the Ocean, 1804,prtrait of the author inserted togethm 4 vol un$om in red mmcco, 9. e. 12mo. 1802-3-4

* IU . 208 Bowlee (RRv. W. L.) Parmhial History of Bremhill, Comty of Wilta, 1- with an Account of the Cistercian Abbey of Btanley, plates 80 2

217 Braithwaite (E)Drunken Barnabys fourJourney'e to the North of England, in Latin and English Metre, together with Beesy Bell, Ji.onlispieoe and other plateu, wocco,9. 6. 12m. S. IWidge, 1723 218 Braithwait (E.) Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys to the North of England, mth Bessy Bell, vignettes LAEQE PAPER, calfextra, 9. e. &l avo. Harding, 1806 219 Braithwait. Another edition, with an Account of the Author, a Biblio- graphical History of former editions of the Work, and illustrative notes by J. Haslewood, calf, m. e. 12m0. Hardiny, 1818 220 BEAITHWAIT. Another copy, plateu, with variations ia dsrermt utates, etching8, &c. ME. HASLEWOOD'Bom COPY, is which are imerted THE OBIQIRAZ VERY CLEVEB DEA~BQSBY J. W. H~RDISQ,made for the edition in 1805, the txgravin 8 from that of 1723, variorcs myravings which were never pubkhed, A BEAUTIFUL DRAWING IN COLOUBS BY B. CBUIKSHANK,and $rst sketch of the same in pencil, &. tc. morocco extra, 9. e. by 0. Lewk 12~.a. la18 221 BRAITEWAITE(R.) BAENABEITIKEBARIUM; OB RARNABEE*S JOUR- NU, withBessie Bell, a Life of the Author, a Bibliographical Introduction to theItinerary, and a Catalogue of his Works, edited from the fistedition by Joseph Haelewood, 2 vol. portrait by Bwaine, and copy of portrait afler diiwshall SPLENDID COPY, the text ruled with red 2iner throqht,pup,ls morocco, kddee lked and richly tooled, gold paperfi-leaves, edges gauped andgilt, by 0. Zerois, scarce 8qwre 12m. 1820 2" ONLY 126 COPIES PRINTED. 222 Brewer (Thomas) hotof Fooles, but- Fooles or Knaves or both, I care not, Here they are-Come, laugh and spare not. in verse, woodcut, h bke morocco caee 4to. Printedat hdor fbr Bancia G+ooe, we to be sold at his shop m Snoahil mar tf e &axma Head without Newgate, 1658 223 Britain0 (W.de) Humane Prudence lho. 1697 224 Britannia rediviva, Poems in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, English, &. (including one by Lord &Chester and another by J. Locke) ma12 $to. 0x09). 1660 225 Britannia rediviva, an AllegoricalMasque, 88 erformed at the New Wells, Clerkenwell. The Musick composed ty J. DUM velllum, rare 12mo. 1746 3. 226 Bmderick (Ann) Trial for the Murder of Mr. Enhgton, portrait avo. 1796 227 Brome (E)Five new Plays (MaddCouple, Novella, Court Beggar, City Witt, and Dnmoiselle), portrait by &out?, diiie'r copy, with his Hi. notes, 1653-Fivenew Playes (English Moor, Love-sick Court, Covent Garden weeded,New Academy, and The Queen and Concubine), portrait by Loygan, 1659. unijiom k bkmowcco, 9. e. by 0. breis avo. 2 001. 1663-9 P

.i i t' 243 Bunpan (J.) Pilgrim's Progreas, parta 1 and 2, tAe blasnty-mond I ,L . edition, 23 pkrtss, engraved by at&, dark ea& 9.e. 8uo. 1728 244 Bunyan. Another Edition, with Life of the Author, and a Eey to . the Allegory, 2 parts, 2fionts. portrait adplates by 8tothrd HEPTINSIP~LL~SFINE EDITION, LARGE PAPER, calf gilt roy. avo. 1796 246 Bunyan. Another edition, with Life and Notes,edited by Dr. Bobert u . . Southey, portrait and plates aJt.r J. Hitin, and umodmltb A LARGE PAPER COPY, PBOOF PLATES ON ~IAPAPER, solne$ne unlettered proofs afler Bnrney,execmted fw an earlier edition, portrait0 of W.Cowper, a proof bGfre letter8 ;Bwth cy, on india paper ineerted purple morocco extra, 9. e. by C. Lewis. roy. 8m. 1830 246 Bunpan. Another edition, portrait Sy Swayne, lfnelyprinted by C. . 'b . Whittingham dark calf, carmine edges, old style avo. PickeriTlg, 1849

247 Bunyan (J.) Jerusalem Sinner saved snd Greatness of the Soul, 2 vol. ' I . fookcap avo. 1645 248 Burger's Leonore, a Ballad, translated by Albert Smith, prhted in I . German type, for prioate cireulatiorc presentation copy, with translotor's ippscription lamo. 1846 249 Burgoyne (Qen. J.) Dramatic and Poetid Works, 2 vol. . Ill . LABBE P~B,pf pb, porhit~ &d, wtf extra, g. e. 8wo. 1807

250 Burke (Edmund) Reflections on the Revolution in France ' . (3 caygilt 8m. 1790 251 Burke (Hon. Ed.) Life and Character, with Bpecimens of his Poetry . LC G and Letters, &c. by James Prior, 2 vol. portrait a9er fhJoshrsa Reynolds, calf elegant by Hayday avo. 1826 252 Burn (J. H.) Descriptive Catalogue of London Tradesmen'sTokens, . 3 . presented to the Corporation Library by H. B. H. Beaufoy, portrait8 asd plates asd 8vo. 1855 369 Burnet(Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury) Exposition on the XXXIX 2 . Articles, caygilt 8wo. Oxfwd,Uniuemity Press, 1805 254 Burney (C.) Remarks on the Greek Verses of Milton, portrait of . 2 . Milton and facsimile of h& toritiny the proof sheets, with NS. additions by Dr. Bumy, md an autograph note from htin omall 4to. 1790 I . 255 BURIW(Robert). A Poem,consisting of twenty lines, in the autograph of Burns, who gives his reasons for becoming an Exciseman, the three last verses only havingbeen printed, weypla3lfrcl atad ch@& em* An interesting note by Mr. Daniel occurs on the fly-Id.

256 BURNS(Robert). A Pictorial Bemembwnce of the Centenary Celebration ' . of the Birth of the Scotish Poet at theCrystal Palace, at Edinburgh, Dumfries, and elsewhere, comprisin Landscapes and Scenes immor- talized b Burns in his Poe f'me Poem by Ian Craig, recited by Mr. lhdps, of whm a z:-it & iarsrtsd; Viewe of the Exhibition Building, $he Alhambrs Court, and others of much interest in the volume my. folio. n. a. *.+ The late Mr. Daniel hm rebd thie collection with a tirade against the Scotch for their aptl y to the merita of Bu~~swhile living, which concludes with a eulogium in honour of the Poet's fame and memory. 3G

267 BURNS (Robert, the Ayrshire Poet) tI &+ . An interesting volume, containing TEE VERSE8 ADDBESSED "0 CAPTAIN RIDDEL OF CABBE,on being invited to sit with him on a wet day, which are as follows ;- ." Dear Bir, at any time or tide I'd rather eit wi' you than ride, Tho' 'twere wi' royal Gteordie, And trowth your kindness soon and late Aft gars me to mysel look blab- The Lord in Heaven reward ye." B. BUBXUS. WHOLLY IX TH~DEANDWBITIXW OP THE POET,inscribed on the poetical ! 'a, invite of Captain Riddel A PBOOF SET of the (XII) Engravings, after DEBIQIW BY T. STOTEABD, illustrative of the Poems by Burns ; another series of X (ala0 Proofs) after DESIQBBBY WESTALL,hth vey scarce. Three proof Portraits Robert Burns, one of his editor Dr. Currie, another of the collector of of the contents of this valuable memento of the Scottish Poet, plate of the " Clay Biggin" in which the Poet waa born, are included in the volume green mwocco, g. e. by c! Lewis mya2 8vo. - . 16 . 268 Bme (Robert) Poetical Works, including hie Songe, with Sketch of his Life, 3 vol.pwt. and front. thLandhdy of BWYW"ineerted red morocco, 9. e. 12m. 1804 . b . 269 Burns (Bobert) Lie, by J. (3. Lockhart caafgilt,f;cnn Hi. Uitwm'r ColEecth &to. Bdid. 1828 . 13 . 260 Burns (Robert Descriptive List of n Colldon of Autograph Poeme by the ded rated Ayrshm Poet m& 26 Eopi66 in the pesgnt du.y~~~m&ymeaztdt.ationtfi.oon the duction fitabgw, by Ehnr . Bipme, zag. 800. 1861

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SIZES MIXED. LOT 261 Burton (Robert) Admirable Curiosities, Rarities and Wondera in hat . (0. Britain and Ireland, woodcut title and cuts, calfgilt l2m. 1737 262 Burton (R.) Anatomy of Melancholy,with Account of the Author, . I2 . 2 vol. calf elegant 8vo. 1821 263 Butler (Sam.) Hudibras, corrected and amended, 3 vol. with Cut8 and -. (r portrait, red morocco, 9. e. after Byer Payne,Ji.om the 8yston Park library MI mcmnmm edition 12mo. Phted for John Baker, 1709-10 *+* Two portraits of Butler inserted, that in vol. 2 being s PROOF. 264 BUTLEB(S.) HUDIBRAS,a Poem, in three parts, with large anno- u tations by Zachuy Qrey, LL.D. 2 vol. with plate0 des&wed by W.Eoyarth BEST EDITION, dark pqkmorocco, edges wrcut, a new&, ifnot due& &que state, scarce 800. CantWge, 17# 3. 265 Butler (8.) Hudibras, with French Version (in Verse) and Notes (by 1 Col. J. Towneley) 3 vol. portrait and plates aft.. Hogarth, with the drawing of the rare privateportrait of 001. Townehy, and the engraving of it by Hkelton added $ne copy L Bench calJI 9. e. 129720. Londres (Pa&), 1757 266 Butler (5.) Genuine Remains, with Notes by R. Thyer, 2 vol. portrait I? IS added, pqlemorocco gilt, edges mmt 8vo. 1759 3 267 Butler (H.) Posthumous Works, in Prose snd Verse,with a Key ' to Hudibras, portrait morocco, Oi&s covered with gi& tooling I8mo. 1716 268 Byron (Lord) English Bards and Scotch Reviewers,a Satire 9 interpaged, showing the alterations made in the several editions, with Cuttings relative to the Poet's Qrandson cagg. e. 12m. &wthom, n. d. 269 BYBOR(Lord) POETICALWOBKS, including Don Jim, 18 vol.htic- 3 3. pieces md myraved titles very elegant copy, marbled calf extra, 9. e. 1k. iKiuYly, 1861 270 Byron (Lord) and some of his Contemporaries, by Leigh Hunt, 2 vol. 3b portrait 8w. 1828 271 Byron. Finden's Landscape Illustrations to Murray's Edition of the I 10 . Works of Lord Byron, 241parts, descri tive letter-pretw by Brocke. don in 3 parts, in all 27 parts, aeautiJic Pirnprdsrionr my. 800. 1882 272 Caesaris Opera, 1 $he copy in ret!zocco,g. e. @ Roger Pve,fim the @8tm Park '7 . colbction lam. hgd. Bat. Elztwir, 1686 273 Calmet (Pm Augustin) Dissertations upon the Apparitions of Angela, ' Io- . Daemons and Ghoats, and concerning the Vampires of Hungary, Bohemia, Moravia and Sileeia, calf, m. e. 8uo. 1759 38

camoem (Luis de) Os Lusiadas, poems Epico. por Joze Maria de SOUZS Botelho, orangemorocco, 9. e. l8mo. Paris, 1828 Cmoens (Luis de) Poems, with Remarks on his Life and Writings by Lord Strangford, port. blzcs morocco, g. e. 12mo. arpenter, 1804 Carnoens (Luis de) Lusiad, or the Discovery of India, translated bp Mickle, 3 vol. port. and plater, blue morocco, 9. e. Umo. 1807 Campbell (T.)Poetical Works, pro.oof~pressiomrof the lates, with 10 bsautvul emgrauers’ proofs from otirer editions, ana? aa additional portrait of the author, Ted morocco extra, 1,e. by Zewis 8vO. 1837 Cam ion (Thomas) Relation of the late Royal Entertainment given by tl e Rt. Hon. the Lord Knowles at Caweome Houee, near Bedding, Q description at the end wanting red morocco extra, g. e. with rich Lrderr of gold Bto. 1613 Canting Academ (Villaniee Discovered), or the Devils Cabinet Opened, to wi- ich is added a Complete Canting Dictionary, with i aeveral New Catches and Songs, composed by the choicest Wits of the Age, front. in 3 compartrnente 12~20. 1673 Canting Dictionary,with Songs in the Canting Dialect; 12mo. 1725 CARDS. A curious Series of 42 Cards, descriptive of the Counties of England and Wales, with maps (42) CWW (T.) Poems, morocco, g. e. avo. m2 Chew (T.) Poems, Songs and Sonnets, together with a Masque purple mwocco extra, g. e. 8vo. 1670 ChW. The erne, New Edition, edited by T. Davies vmy neat cgpy C gilt calf ’ 12no. 1772 QuvW. An A 010 for the Life of BampfyldeMoore Carew, com- mod deBpprthe ing of the Bemars, lwge~~trait sixth eih,calfg.ilt 12m. Boadby and Owen, II.d. C~Y(H.1 Poems, &e mezzotiet portrait by saber IIJJUTBATED with variour mwce portrait8 4to. 1729 *++ Presentation copy to Robert Earl of Oxford, with thedhor’e autograph inamption. 39

292 Cartwright (W.)Comedies, Tregi-Comedies, with other Poems, portrait I bu Mart. with a dunlicate brillialtt Lvremivm. elwhtk wmdk &wer may& at commk%ment,she @fin: copy, &thdthedCUCELLED PAQEB AND CANCELS, greenmorocco,joinh, g e. 8uo. 1651 293 Cq(Robert Earl of Nonmouth) Memoirs, by himself, published from the Earl of Cork’s original Manuscript, with notes frontispiece, afier Vertrse, of Queen Elizabeth going to visit Henry Cwey hrdHunsdon, calf gilt 8vo. 1759 294 Cat (A) may look upona King 800. Amtsrdom, 1714 *r With two titles same date, woodcut on each ; one 8 Cat, the other a Warrior in armour. 295 Catalogue of the Books of the late J. W.Dodd, Comedian, sold in 1797, prices and names, uncwt, 1797-Heber Libray, part IV (Old Poetry) and 10,1834-of John Henderson’s Dramatic Library, sold in 1785 -hwndes’ Bibliographer’s Manual, part 8 (Shakspeare) 8uo. (5) 296 Catalogue of the Rarities to be seen at Adams’e, at the Ra al Swan in the Kingeland Road, vey ecarce, 1756-catdogue of &ties to be seen at Don Ssltero’a Coffm-How in Chelses, H. d. calf extra, 9. e. L me vo~.’am. 197 Catalogue of Picturea at Dulwich, 6. d.-Hymn to the Chair, lh2- Aminadab, fmt. 1710-Carr (E.) Account of Van Diemen’s Land, eheets (edited and re-toritten by 6. Dmiel) 1824 ; and other as in the volume 12mo. 298 Catalogues of Curioua Collections, Squibs, privately printed Pamphlets, &c.among which are, Catalogue of the Libraq of Richard John Smith, known as 0.Smith, $ne paper, pmtrait engraved for p’uate di8tribution-The Nelson Correspondence, sold in 1853-Libray of Tho. Crofton Croker-The Poet Gray’s Books,sold in 1851 and 1854-Ralph Bernal, Esq. : Lach me Christie and Co. or Doldrum of the Dons, with the Alderman’sTFarebmther) Reply-The Legend of St. Dunstan and the Devil, with illlstratione by ffeo. Cruikshank -Sophia’s Letter to the Baron Gteramb ; and many other Curious Pieces in one uol. 800. 299 Catalogues, Tracts, &c. Auction Catalogues of the Libraries of Sir hcis Freelin , CharlesMeigh, Es Baron Bolland-Li& of the Libraries Boyd by Baker, LeighSotheby, 1744 to 1828- Speeches of C. Phillips, Eaq. in Cases Guthrie v. Sterne, Connaghton v. Dillon, Creighton v. Townsend-The DisagreeableSurprise, or Taken up and Taken in, a Musical Farce (by Qeorge Daniel, Eq.) 1819 ; and othere in the rol. 800. 800 Catalogues, Tracts, &c. Sale Catalogue of Autographs and Books on Angling,collected by Dr.Cotton, Ordinary of Newgate, 1839- Sheffield Grace Esq. with Shakspearian Relics, &c.; and Mr. Milner’s Angling and other Rare Books, 184l-Mueid Book& &c. of Dr. Kitchener-Memoir of Thomas Hill, Eq.-Catdogue of hie Libray- Mr. Salt’s tisn Antiquities-Library of Jose h Rmlewood, kq. 1888-%1 Plays and Pageants on sale b 5. Tho *Dr.Midgeley’e 01B Po~Q,1818-Lib~ of the %lev. J. l&Xce, lsse, &c.&c. in OM mi. 8m. 801 Catechism of the Churoh of England, with margid notea for the ueof & Children, calf wa,d, WM%O lam. 1678 302 Catechism(The) with the Order of Confirmation according to the 7 Church of England, explained and illuetrated with Devotions, front. md en raved vignette outs ab tke head of the page half cald Bd. Byhd, 1768

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316 Characters. Adam and Eve bereft of their Furbelows, or the Fashion- able Virtues and Vices of both Sexes exposed to Public View, in two parts, I. of the Ladies, 11. of the Gentlemen, with familiar descantes (in Verse) upon each Character (? by Ned Ward) second edition 8vo. n. d. 317 Charke (Mrs. Charlotte, youngest Daughter of ColleyGibber) Life, written by herself, portrait, uncut 12mo. 1756 318 Charles I. The famous Tragedie of King Charles I, basely butchered -The tragical falls of Sir Charles Lucas and Sir George Lisle-The just Reward of the leveller Rainsborough, Hamilton, and Bailiee Treacheries, &c. unroll 4to.Printed in the yeare 1649 3i9 Charles I. Reliquise Sacm Carolinse, or the Works of that great . IS ’ Monarch and glorious Martyr King Charls the Ist, portrait8 of Charles I. and 11, darkcalfgilt 8vo. Hague, 8. Brom, 1697 320 Charles I. Boscobel, portrait and view, Doncaster, 1809-Cowper (W.) .3. Early Life, portrait, 1816-Rodd (T.) Cant, a Satire, 1841- Robson (W.) The Walk, with author’s autograph immptiopl, privately printed, 1837 12mo. in Mtb vol. 321 Charles I and 11. Account of the Preservation of King Charles 11, after the Battle of Worcester, byhimself, with his Letters to several tedjhm thPepyu Mi. 1766-Lethm between Col. B of the Isle of Wight, and the Committee, and others) at Derby House relating to ing Charles I, while he was conbed in Carisbrooke Castle,in that Island, l764,2 vol. in 1, oldyilt cay avo. 322 CHATTEETONIANA.Poems, su posed to be written, at Bristol, by Tho. Roaley, and others, in the&th Century, with Prefaceand Glossary, second edition, 1777-Miscellanies in Prose and TTerse, by Thomaa Chatterton, the supposed author of the Poems published under the names of Ilowley, Canning, &c., 1778--“ Sly Dick,” and ‘‘ A Hymn for Christmas Day,” IN THE AUTOQEAPHOF CHATTEETON-“ The Art of Puffing,” by a Bookseller’s Journeyman,engraved in facsimile of the autograph-original avo. in one vol. z? This.volume belongedto Herbert Croft, Esq. as is testified by the co- eval lettering on the back, and has many notes and corrections by his hand, also hiuportrait, aproof, iauerted. Subsequently it became the property of F. G. Waldron, and, while in his possession, was used by the late Dr. B. Southey durin the ublication of ChmXmton’e collected Works, 3 vol. 8uo. On the vo9% ume eing returned, it was accompanied by a note from Thomas Hill, Esq. (the Theatrical Critic, Editor of the Monthly Mirror, the original of Poole’s Paul Pry, &a. ) dated 30th May, 1802. This note remains in the volume, which has illustlative engravings, Newspaper Cuttinge, Co ies of some of Chatterton’s Un- ublished Pieces, &c. and was pure\ aaed, in 1818, at the sale of Mr. kaldron’s library, in May of that year, by the late Mr. Daniel, whose Eulogy of the unfortunate Poet, from the ModernDunciad, 1886, transcribed by its late posseesor, is in this interesting volume. 323 Chatterton (Thomm) Poems, supposed tu have been written at Bristol, in the XVth Century, by Thomas Rowley, and others in the XVIth Century, engraaed title, 1794-Life of Thomas Chatterton, with Criti- cisms on his &niw and Writings, and View of the Controversy concerning Rowley’s Poems, by Dr. (fregory,facsimile, 1789 800. 2 001. i~ 1 G I . 324 Chatterton (T.) Works, with Life by (3. Gregory, edited by B. Southey, 1 3 vol. plates, tree-marbled calf extra 8vo. 1803 % I 19 . 335 CEAUCER.(Qeffrey) WOEXS,with the Siep of Thebes,by John Lidpte, 6b with the Life of Chaucer, and a Table of Old and Obscure Words, by Thos. Speght, plate qf Chaucer, srcrrouded by his progeny, am8, &. &e chan cqy in the old banding folio. 1687 3 3 . 326 CEAUCER(Gteffrel) CANTERBURYTAZES, with Essays on his Language and Versificatlon, Notes and Gloaaary (by Thomas Tgrwhitt) 5 vol. +? OBIQIXAL EDITIOIP, FINE COPY i?Z TUsgia extra, 9. e. by Bnumgarten crown svo. 1775 *** Portraits, as illustrations, affixed to each volume. 327 CEAUCEB(Geff ) RONAUNTOF THE MOSE, and other Poems, with Life of the Poet,"g J Sir Harris Nicolas, 3 vol. calf extra, on. e. by F. Bedford post 8vo. PickeriBg, 1846 328 Cheapside Cmsseas Dolefull Lamentation, woo&& %L calf extra, 9. e. Bmall ato. 1641 tJLt 889 Cheating (The) Age found out, when Knaves was most in Fashion (in ih1 Prose and vem) a vey curiolce and ~carceAlphabet, with czlt8 4to. Prhted by J. Bead, n. d. 3' See, under letter H, mention of '' Baxter's Shove to the heavy A*#* Christian." 4 43

387 Chimneys (!L’he) Sde,in Verae mall &o. 1663 . If . *e* At thecommencement there is a curious reference to the old Chimney- Sweeper, “ Mull’d-Sack.” 338 Chinese Novel, in Chinese, with woodmts royal 8270. .rG CHRISTMASCAROGS, BELLMAN’S VERSES AND BBOADSIDES 339 13 . . IR A FOIJO VOLUME, containing a singularly curious assemblage,issued during the 17th and 18th Centuries, comprising a Carol, from the collection of J. Evelyn, Eaq. sdid to be mique; Curious Bellman’s Verses, Elegies, Verses by Lamplightersand Newsmen, Frost Fairs, and other Remarkable Curiosities, mostly illustrated with woolEcuts A list of contents in theautograph fl Xr. Daniel, half calf folio 340 ChristmasCarol (A.) in Prose, being a Short Story of Christmas, . by C. Dickens, Esq. colomd frontispiece, plates and woodclcts ‘9 scarkt morocco extra 1845 *+* Cuttings relating to the Author’s Separation from his Wife inserted. 341 Christmas Entertainments. Bound about our Coal Fire ; or Christmas Entertainments, containing Christmas Gambols, Tropes,Figures, &c.; with abundance of Fiddle-Faddle stuff, suoh aa Stories of Fairies, Ghosts, Hobgoblins,Witchea, Bull-Beggars, Raw-Heads and Bloody Bones, Merry Plays, for the diversion of Company in a cold I. I &a. Winter Evening, wookt on title avo. 6.aha, - . j- . 34!2 Chryaal ; or the Adventures of a Guinea (by Charles Johnson) 4 vol. OMcalfp*lt 12mo. 1788 348 Churchill (C.) Works, 4 vol.plates, portrait adeagmuings added cqy, oldgilt$ne cqy, calf unto. 1774 344 Churchill. Another Edition, withcopious Notes and a Life of the Author, by W. Tooke, Esq. 3 vol. A BEAUTIFU~’OEIQINAL DRAWING IN COLOURS added yrem morocco, g. e. 12mo. Pickhg, 1844 346 CHUTE(Anthony) BEAWTIEDTBHONOUBED, WRITTEN ~ERTHE TITLE 76 . . OF “sHORES WIFE,” in Verse FINE COPY, ia the orighal calf binding, preserved in morocco cane, Iettmed 4to. LonlEon, impknted by Iohn Wove, I593 *** This copy,former1 Bindley’s, which sold for $34. 13s., is m posed + to be nmem. !dededication ‘‘ to the Right Worshi full Sir %ward Winckfield, Knight,” is marked only with the init’9 s A. C., but the name of the author is ascertained b a reference to the work, in Nash’s “ Have With You to BanWaden,” 1596,-“ So he did b t?hUtc’r 8hm’u Wfeand his Pmris and Cephalus, and s number o Pamph- lagottian things mom.” It was sfterwards in the Jolley collection,P at the sale of which it realized $36. It is eonsiderabl rarer thrrn Bhakes- peare’s Lucrece, with which poem it may be clssse~ 846 Cibber (Colley) Apology for hia I;&, with an Historid View of the . It . Stage during hie own time, Asad @m Vha h,& P~~Lw old gdt calf 1740 347 Cibber (Colley). me Laureat ; or the Ri ht Side OfCOlle~fibber, con- . 7 G taining Explanations, Amendmentsan % Observations on the Apolo~ for the Life, h.,with the History of the Life,MannerN, &c. of &mpw the Trageh, from Reed and BiAdley’r collectiolr 8270. 1740 i *** Contains many C&OUS circumstances relative to Cibber and the Stage, during his time. . G . 3418 Cibber (C.) Letter to Alex. Pope, plate, 1742-Another Letter from 3' Cibber fa Pope, 1744 8vo. in onemi. .,* ' . + . 349 Cibber (C.) Another Edition, frmt. with pwtrait of Pope added, 1777- tu, Another Occasional Letter from Cibber to Pope, portrait of BisLop Wihrtm added, Qlasgo~,a. d. uncut %o. i?B olreml.

I rl. * 350 Cibber (Colley) Dramatic Works, 6 vol. portrait a$@ 7i.m bo,scenic d, alrd character plate8 inserted, some proofs my neat copy ia old tree-marbled caygilt 12mo. 1717 . J . 351 Cibber(ColleT) Apology for his Life,with anHistorical View of the ~dw Stage dnnnghis time; with a Dialogue on Old Plays and Old Players, proof pytrait added very neat copy, untjlm with lastlotthe 12mo. 1756 2 13' . 353 CIBBEB (Theophilus) An exceedingly curious Collection of Printed &;Ur Tracts b ,and relating to, consisting of :-I. An A ology for the Life 0; d C.,being a proper Sequel to theApology Por the Life of Colley Cibber, Comedian,1740 (has been ascnbed to the pen of By. Fielding, Esq.). 11. Four original Letters from T. C. to Mr. Sloper ""4 Mra. Cibber, 1739. III. !I!ryal of a Cause for Criminal Conver- \I aatlons between Theoph. Cibber, Gent. Plaintiff, and Wm. Sloper, I Eeq. Defendsnt, mt. 0fX~s.c"ibber, 1739. IV. Short Account of a Second Trial I?etween the same parties, 1739. V. The Comforts i of Matrimony exemplified in the Action brou ht by T. C. against Mr. s., with Account of the Trial. 1739. Vf A Lick at a Lv~, 361 CLUBS. Compleat and Hu~norousAccount of all the Remsrkable Clubs and Societies in the Cities of London and Westminster, with title- 12 pqe printed in red, and the rare enyralriy of a Xoh.Midnight Convwsatim by C. Mosley (after HOGARTH) lfne copy in vellum 12mo. 1745 362 COKAIN (SirAston) POEMS,with the “Obstinate Lady,” and ‘‘ Tra olin, a supposed Prince,” with the Tragedy of ‘(OVID,” in 2 vo! 9’. Q&nd of fhe author, laureated, in the fist state, beautfulimpression maroon morocco, 9.e. 165B1662 l2mo.

363 Coleridge (5. T.) Poems on Various Subjecta, 1796-The same, second . IZ ’ edition, to which was added Poems by Charles Lamb and Charlea Lloyd, 1797 ; Lyrical Ballads, with a few other Poems (The Ancient Mariner, &c. &c.),Jrst edition, 1798, both in 1 001. 12mo.(2) a** Both volumes invested withpeculiar interest, as havingformerly belonged to Charles Lamb-the compassionate, the social, the spiritual ELIa--cide authentication in Mr. Daniel’s autogmph.

364 Coleridge (8. T.) Poetical and Dramatic Works, 3 001. Piekeri~g,18441 3 I? ’ ,, The Friend, a Series of Essays, 3 vol. fourtA editk, ib. 1844 ,, Aids to Reflection, 2 vol. jflh edition ib. 1M3 ,, On the Constitution of Church and State, thirdedition; Lay Sermon, second edition, in 1 vol. ib. 1837 together 9 001. uniforpn ittpurple morocco, 9. e. 12mo. 0. y. 365 Collection of Pretty Poems for the Amusement of Children Six Foot ‘7 . high, &e. cwer-plate mts (including porfraits of Shuter and Bote) cay gilt cay 24mo. 6. Newberry, n. d. **# Mr. Daniel states ‘‘ This is a very curious and rare littlebook, of which I never saw another copy.-G. D.” 366 Collier (Joel) Musical Travels through England, s Squib on D. Burney I. 800. Q. Eearsly, 1774 I 367 Collier (John) The MiscellaneousWorks of Tim Bobbin, containing his 15- . View of the Lancashire Dialect, with large Additions and Improve- ments, portrait and 10 copper plates, cay yilt, m. e. 12~.1775 368 Collier (J. P.) History of English Dramatic Poetry to the Time of Shakespeare, and Annals of the Stage to the Reformation, 3 vol. scarce crown avo. 1831 369 Collins(Wm.) Poetical Works,with Memoir, &. by J. Langhorne, portrait im&t?d, blue morocco, 9.e. 12mo.1766 370 COLEINS(Wm.) POETICALWORKS, to which are added Mr. Hammond’s G‘. Love Elegies

A COPY PRESENTED BY JAMESBOSWELL TO HIS FRIEND SAMUEL I JOHNSON,LL.D. WITH AUTOORAPE INSCRIPTION in a blue morocco we 18~.Ghgow, R. 8 A. Poulis, 1771 *** A EIQHLY IhTTEBESTIXW MEMENTO OF TEE GmeAT CRITIC AND YORALIBT, having notes in red ink by his pen, which were made for f his Life of Hammond-the three stanzm marked on page 94 being quoted and condemned in Hsmmond’a Life.

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385 CONVEBCYON OF SWERERS (THE), in verse, ruoodcuts LIarL lettot, a beaut@d copy in green morocco extra, 9. e. 40 .. .Thus endeth the conuersyon of swerers made and conzpyled by Stephen Haluys, grome of ye cham6re of ow sozlerayne lvrde Kpge Henry the i31menth. #o. Imprynted at London in Fleteetrete, at the qqne of 8aynt Johan Evangelyste, by me Johan Butler +** UNIQUE.A mostprecious volume, h~cd 386 COOKE(J.) GREENE’STu QUOQUE; or, the Cittie Gallant, as it hath 11 3‘ beene diverstimes Acted by the Queenes Majesties Servants, woodcut FINE COPY, very rare, dark blue morocco extra, 9. e. 4to. Printed at London for John Dwndle, 1614

387 Copleston (Bp.) Advice to a Young Reviewer, with a Specimen of the . H Art, autogrqh inscription, Oxfwd, 1807-Two Lettersto John Coker, Esq. upon the Subject of his Reflections on the late Election of s Chancellor for the University of Oxford, 1810-Three Replies to the Edinburgh Review’s Calumnies against Oxford, 1810-11- Observations sug ested by the Strictures of the Edinburgh Review upon Oxford, an% by Replies First and Second; by Henry Home Drummond, Eeq. Zdinb. 1810, c0Vgilt avo. in 2 vol 388 COPLEY(~PI!THONTE) A fi~FOE I?oBT~,in verse 13 10 very $ne copy, half red morocco &O. London, primfed by Richard Iolrlres for C. A. 1596 f* An excessively rare and curious English poem, of which the present is believed to be the only copy which has occurred for sale. k%Z7++’-6 389 Corney (Bolton). The Curiosities of Literature by I. D’Israeli Illustrated . 1 privatelypostprinted 8vo. CTeenwich, n. d. *I . 390 Cornucopis. Pasquil’s Nightcap ; or, Antidot for the Head Ache cut of the Globe meatre, on Banekide LAEQE PAPER, calf extra, g e. Chiauick, 1819, reprint of l‘.!Bo*p, 1612

391 Cornwall (Barry) English Songs, and other smallPoems ’ LCG calf extra, me. l8mo. 1851 d :. 892 Cornwall.Newes from Perin, in Cornwall, of a. most Bloody and . . ’ ..3 9 Unexampled Murther, very lately committed by a Father on hie owne Some (whowas lately returned from the Indyes), at the inetigation of a merciiesse Stepmother, LC.woodcut ON title &kc& letter 8m. 4to. By X. A. 1618 x#+ U n thie tragical relation, Lillo is said to have founded his play of LL curiosity.” 398 Cornwall. IllustratedItinerary of the County, by C~meRedding . illrcetratwns, haw morocco cohnbier &e 800. 1842 76 *** Numerous pencil notes by Cleo. Clifi, Eeq. the artist.

394 C[otgrave] (J.) Wit’eInterpreter; or, the New Parnassus, several1 LC 6 . New Songs, Fancies, Epigrams, Drollery, Letters, kc. frontispiece ecme, QM~CCO mtra, g. e. by C. Leu& 890. 1671 . 48

+** This copy was formerly in the possession of Sir Wm. HanhaqBart. of Dean’s Court, Dorset, and has hia book-plate, also his autograph, .. dated 1712. In the course of time it passed to Sir Henry Ellis, of I. the British Museum, who generously presented it to the late w. :? Pickering (the much respected publisher of Piccadilly), ae is attested I by an autograph inscription June 1,1831. , li

Cotton (Charles)Genuine Poetical Works (Virgil Travestie, the Scoffer i’ ‘ .7 396 kM Scoffed, Wonders of the Peake), cats,$fth editim, old gilt ea& 1765 inc -Croft (Herbert) Love and Madness, a Tale too True, relating to the

Rev. Mr. Hackman and Miss Ray, 1780 I old gilt calf sm. avo. (2) . 13 . 397Counter Scufae (The), whereunto is added the Counter Rat, written by ’’ a. S. cat on titb, 1648-The State Scuffle, 1663-2‘ragmenta Car- $7 ceris ; or, the King’e Bench Scuffle, the King’s Bench Litany, and the Legend of Duke Humphrey, cut on titZe, 1675-The Legend of the Thrice Honourable, Ancient, and Renowned Prince his Grace Duke Humphrey, Duke of St. Paules Cathedral Walk, &e. transcribed from the printed copy, half rw& m. 4to. &a one wol. 398Cousin (Victor) Philosophy of the Beautiful, translated, with Rota u& “i and an Introduction, by Jesse Cat0 Daniel presslatation COPY to the traplelator’sfather, withinscription, car extra, 9. e. 12mo. Pickeriny, 1848 . L 899 Cousin. !be same, two cqb 12mo. ib. 1848 9 . .Mw) c0Ventl.y Mysteries,edited by J. 0. Hahell, Esq. $00. 1841 fv tk . . 401 COWLET(Abraham) POETIOALAND OTEEB ~oRg8,3 vo1. pwtraits, 34’ *qchoice brilliant impres8ioas 49

404 Cowper (W.) The Task, and other Poems, 2 vol. in 1 prmmtation copy to &v. I! Scott, with cowper’s autograph ~n8tmp tion 8vo. 1782 405 [Cowper(Wm.)] Gilpin’s Rig ; or, the Wedding Day Kept, a Droll Story, &st edition of Johr Gibin, scarce (1785) ; and other Tracts in the volume 12mo. 406 Cowper (W.) Poems, 2 vol. plates after Btothard uncut fool8cap avo. 1798 407 Cowper. Another copy, 2 vol. plates afler Stothard green QZZWOCCO, 9. e. foolscap 8vo. 1798 408 COWPER(Wm.) POEMS,2 vol. liead and tailpieces desigaed ty !Lkrston, en-qraved by Liibet, Clennel and Branstow A 6CbRCE EDITION, illustrated with 43 portraits and view6, among which is a set of SHABPE’SPLATES, PROOF IMPRESSIONS dark blue morocco extra,g. e. by Charles Zeloia royal 12mo. Johwon, 1808 *,,e See A Cutting from Notes and Queries attached, relative to the late Mr. h.Daniel’s interview with the Poet Cowper in 1799. 409 Cowper (Wrn.) Poems, the early productions of William Cowper, now first published from the originals in the possession of James Croft, 1825-Memoir of the early Life of William Cowper, Esq. written by himself, portrait, 1816, calfgilt 12mo. 2 vol. in I 410 Cowper. Another Set, 3 vol. illustrations Sy Westall first edition, red morocco, g. e. ib. 12mo. 1817-8 411 Cowper (W.) Poems, 4 vol. in 2, plstes after Westall Dr. W. B. Collyer’s copy, with Verses on tAe Death of Cover, zorittm by him and in his autograph, calf extra, g. e. 12~20. 1817-18 412 Cowper (W.) Table Talk, the Task and Minor Poems, 3 vol. engraved vignette titles af2e-r Westall cayextra, sides 8t&d with toobag in gold, 9. 8. 18mo. c! Whitthyhamfor J. Sharpe, 1817 413 COWPEB(Wm.) POETICALWORKS, including his Poems,Correspon- dence and Translations,with Life by Dr. B. Southey, 16 VOL portrait, frontiqieces and engraved titles 12mo. 1885 414 Cowper (Wm.) Poetical Works, 2 vol. ekgaatly printed by Whittingb dark green morocco extra, 9. e. by Hayday small 8v0. Pickering, 1858 +*+ A set of the clever designs to Johnny Gdpin, by Gce~.Cruikshk, PROOFS ON INDIA PAPEB inserted.

415 COWPER (W.) Author of ‘L The Task,” 8tc. &c. His Book, being a copy of the volume entitled “ ACollection of Psalms and Hymns from various authors, for the use of serious and Devout Ch&,ians of all Denominations, findon, I! and w. Paaham, 1767,12mo. his aut aph on th title dated 1797 PBESEBTED TO ME.WILLIAM “9;POOTT BY JOHNJOHNSON, the Kk- man of Cbqer on Oct. 26,1822 ia a blue mmco CoI6 800. - H 50

b 13 ' 416 COWPER (W.) the Poet ' ; id, The Series of Engravings after Qreig, by Storer, published by Vernor and Hood, with copious descriptions and Sketch of the Poet's Life, under the title of COWPERISLUBTRATED, &c. BEAUTIFUL PROOFS, AND IMPREBSJONS ON INDIA PAPER ILLUSTRATED withforty-sevcn PROOF PORTRAITS OP THE POET,HIS FRIEIDS AND ACQUAINTANCES, woodcuts dksiyned by @eo. Ccruikshank for John ailpin," Jirst proofs 0% india paper, frontispieces to the 4l Rev. I! &-imshawe's edition of the work8 of Cowper, PBOOFS, &e. rln. autograph of the Poet attached to a proof i~ Bankruptcy,writtm 'L during the short period he held a situation ita that court July, 1762 green morocco extra, by Lewis in a 4to. vol.

.I ' fl) . 417 Coxe (Peter). The Social Day, a Poem r- LABQE PAPER, india proofe of tie 32 beaut$d e~gpavinys (includingthe Broken China Jar aftr WILKIE) orangemorocco extra, sides ornamerated withgold litae toolitzg, 9. e. #$ imperial 8vo. 1823

' 418 Cozens (z.)A Tour through the Isle of Than& and some other parts of * - dr 3 East Kent, with copies of the Monumental Inscriptions, plates boards, scarce 4to. 1793 I

. 419 Crabbe (%v. Geo.) Life and Poems, 8 vol. eagraeedtitle8 asdfrontis- h-dl;b ' I pieces, cloth 12mo. Murray, 1834 .b

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490 Cumberland Qallery of Pictures (Catalogue of the) described by Mr. GeorgeDaniel, oide note 6y Mr. Daniel 4to. 1838 431 CUMBERLAIQD’SBRITISH MINOS THEATRES.ACollection of Illus- trations by ROBERTCBUIKSHANK, proof imprest?im &$re ay zetter8, one of two set8 worked of on in& pa er expp&& fop Mr. Daniel,the Editor; and some quaint originif Sketches, facetious notes and other productions of humour peculiar to the artist, 2 vol. green morocco estray 9. e. 8malt ato.

432 Cunningham (John) Poems,chiefly Paatorslyfront.calfgilt Svo. 1776 ’ I G 433 Cunningham (Peter) Poems on several occasions . Id . printed for private chcrlation,presentationcopy, with aatograph inacrip- tion, calf extra, 9. e. 8170. 1851 # * * The criticism on Mr. Cunningham from “ the Idler” inserted, in an autograph note by Mr. Gl-eo. Daniel, the attack termed a farrago of falsehood and abuse by some illustrious obscure. 434 Cunningham (Peter) Story of Ne11 Gwp, and the Sayings of Charlea /la the Second, illustrations 1852 G. 485 Cunningham (Rev. J. W.) The Velvet Cushion, si& edition, 1815- A New Covering forthe Velvet Cushion (by Dr. Styla of Brighton) vide note on fly-leaf by Xr. Daniel, 2 rol. rueria, yilt back8 800. 1815 a36 Cu~m’sPOSIES 10 19 For Bracelets, Handkerchera and Rings, With 8carfes, Gloves and other things Written by Cupid on a day When Venus gave me leave to play. Tbe Lover sheweth his intent By gifts that are with posies sent. in verse, woodcuts JEne copy, extremely rave, in red rwaia extra, g. e. 12m. London, Printed by E. 0.fop J. Wiight, next to tAe Globe in Little-Brittain, 1674 Curiosities. A Catalogue of the Curiosities to be seen at Dan Saltero’s 13 . Coffee House and Tavern in Chelsea, forty-es hth edition-Audion Cataloe of the Properties, LC.of the dst LondonTheatre, TottenP mu Street, eold by Mr. Illgar, 1822-E~isco us Puerorum in Die Innocentium, or P Diacorerie of an Ancient 8dm in the Church of Sarum, making a Boy Bishop amongst the Choristers, am. 410. 1649-Tom King, or the Pe hian Grove, with the various Humours of Covent Garden, Tbe T !eatre, %x.a Poem, in three Cantos, 3 pzate8, 1738-Life of Dick En-1-d dim Captain En-1-d of Turf Memory,1792--Fnw, a Parodi-Tragi-Comical Satire, as it was performed at the Castle Tavern, Paternoster Row, on Thursday, Feb. 13,2752, but aup reseed b Order of the Lord Ma or, &c. 1752--bocount of the ffmt Agriaf Voyage in Eugland by 6incent Lunardi, aukyfapi of Lwmdi, 1784 drrrk calf avo. in oo~. Curiosities. Admittance Ticket to the Performance at the Assembly u Rooms, Bath, encgroviug o Dan. De pba, deai E. Ward, 1861 -Fresh Waters from n &a h Bprin wave t%“I e firat, by W. J. Rob- son, sob wo. at tb -tal Patam- Other hesby W.Robson-Tbe “ Old Play Gcoer’ -A !ticket for the Trial of Warren Hastiaga, with Signature of Lord Lanadowne rmaU 4to. h a vel. 52

439 CURIOGS PAYPELETB, vir. The hpe Of the Smock, fvwt. 1717- Tmsoni's Rape of the Bucket, translated by Ozel1,frmt. 1715--Gcsy (J.) The Shepherd's Week, and What d'ye call it,plates, 1714-16 -Cyder, front. 1708-Holdsworth (E.)Xouse-Trap, Englished by 8. Cobb, front. 1712-Gay (J.) Trivia, B. d.-Art of Dress, front. 1717-Gay (J.) The Petticoat, 1716-Pope (A.) Rape of the Lock, plates, 1715-Merry Conversation between a Quaker and his Maid, 1739-Duck (5.) Poems, 1730-Brief and Merry History of Great Britain, by Ali Mohammed Hadgi, Englished by A. Hilliar, portrait, n. d.-The Robin-Hood Society, by Peter Pounce, front. 1756 8vo. in one vol. 4140 Curious Pamphlets. The Lifeand Adventures of Ambrose Gwinnet, who came to life after being hanged-The Confederate, B Farce, by Mr. Gay [not the Author of the Fables], woodcut of caricature, whole len ths of Pope, Arbuthnot and Gay on title, R. Brrleiyh, 1717- Joi! nson and Garrick, 8 Jeu d'Esprit, written by Sir Joshua Reynolds, a few Copies of which were privately prided by the Marchioness .f !l?bomondfor presents, 1816, calfgilt 8vo. in otze vol. 441 Curious Pamphlets. A Letter to Dr. Sam. Johnson, by And. Hender- son, on hie Journey to the Western Isles-A Second Letter by fhe same-Trialof MichnelRobinson, Esq. for sending Threatening Letters to Oldham Oldham, Esq.--" Old JZam .Fresh Brest," &e.- sale Catalogue of the Dramatic Library of W. B. Rhodes, Esq. 1825 -Of Dr. Midgeley's Collection of Old Poetry, from the Bib. Ang. Poetics, &c. 1818-Tim Twisting to Dick Twining, or a Seaman to 8 Teaman, 1785-The Neat of Plays, 1737 ; and others in the vol. 800. 442 Curious Pieces. The Life and Death of the Merry Devil1 of Edmontpn, with the Pleasant Pranks of Smw the Smith. Sir John and &ne M 446 Curious%cts. Another Essence of Malone, or the Beauties of Shak- , d. speare’s editor (by Cleo. Hardinge), 2801-The Quip Modest, ? J. Ititson. 1788-Edwin’s Pills to Purpe Melancholy (Songs), with oporfiait,1788-Memoirs of that Celebrated CoLedian and Sin- gular Genius Thomas Weston, very scarce, 1776-Mrs.Qalindo’s Letter to Mrs. Siddons, 1800-Remarks on Mr. John Kemble’s Performance of Hamlet and Eichard the Third-Life and Theatrical Transactions of Mr. John Heuderson-Ben Jonson’s Last Legacy to the Sons of Wit, Mirth, and Jollity, containing Complete Jests, Riddles, &c. second edition, E. Robinsom, 1756-Packwood‘s Whim, portrait, 1796-Tomkin’s New Book of Oddities-The Court Broker, two portraits, and other pieces in the ~01. 8vo. 447 Dances. An Extraordinary Collection of Pleasant and Merry Humours, never beforepublished; containing Hornpipes, Jiggs, North Country Frisks, Xorriss, Bagpipe, Hornpipes, and Rounds, withseveral1 Additional Fancies added, fit for all those that Play Publick EXCESSlVELY BARE oblong shape. no hte *** Not a Collection (as supposed) by Barenscroft.

WORKSWRITTEN OR COMPILED BY THE LATE GEORGEDANIEL, ESQ. 49 [Daniel George]. The Times,or the Prophecy, a Poem. A very early production by the late proprietor of this library FIRST EDITION, published anonymously&o. David cook & eo. 1811 450 Royal Stripes, or a Kick from Par-th to Wa-s, with the Particu- lars of an Expedition to Oat--dB, and the Sprained Ancle calf, 9. e. 8vo. 1812 *#+ With leaf respecting the suppression of the piece in the autograph of the late Qeo. Daniel,Esq. Opposite thetitle is an announcement of the Ghost. of the -1 Stripes, and an advertisement for a copy of the work suppressed. 451 R-y-1 Stripes, or a Kick from Par-th to Wa-s. Another copy; with Ophelia Keen ! ! a Dramatic Legendary Tale, portrait of Ed. Kean, the Actor. This piece is founded on facts that took place at Mr. Kean’s residence (in 1829), Mornington Place, Hampsterd Road, 1829--Ilema~ks on Miss Mitford’s Tragedy of Rienzi, 1828, in one 001. 800. v. y. 452 Adventures of Dick Distich, 3 vol. in 1, portrait of author added calf, g e. hy Lewis poet 8vo. 1813 453 Satirical Poems,Anonymous, viz.- Sophia’s Letter to the Haron Geramb, or Whiskem in the Dumps, with Old Sighs set to New Tunes 1812 Gy-1 Stripes, or a Kick from Yar-4 to WH, with the particulars of an Expedition to Oat-ds, and the SprainedAncle, by P- P-, Poet Laureat 1812 The R-1 First Born, or the Baby out of his hading String, containing the particulars of a P-y Confirmation by the B-p of os- g,byP-P-,POetLSUI‘& 1812 in om vok avo. IL a neTimes, a Pmphwy, second edition, with other Poems, Im-The r- ModernDuuciad, s Satire, with Notes Biographical and Critical. fourth edition, corrected and enlarged, ,fiontiqhce, 1Slti-Virgil in London, or Town Ecloguen, toahich are added Imitations of Horace, 1814, 3 vol. in 1, red morocco, 9. e. 12mo.

4'455 Dr. Bolus; a Serio-Comic,Bombastick, Operatick Interlude, House ~ dr Bills, and Critical Remarks from the Xewspnpers of the day &st and second editions in one 001. Seo. w.rtnd J. ihmdes, 1818 I..456 More Broad Grins, or Mirth vernus Nelancholy, woodcuton title PQzRuv 12nto.1819 *#* The joint production of J. R. Planche and George Daniel ; the contributions of thelatter extending from p. 43 to p. GG, the laat of the volume. 457 More Broad Grins. Another copy, with a second title (The Muse in t-14 Merry Mood, or Mirth versus Melancholy) made up of the clean proof sheets, calfyilt 12mo. 1819

458 TheDisagreeable Sur rise ; or Taken T;p and Taken In, a Musical Farce, with House 5ill the first night of its representation inserted J 8co. 1519 '1 459 Dramatic Writings, viz. The Disagreeable Surprise, a Musical Farce, frontispiece of dzr. Harley aa Billy Bombast, a proof bfore the letters, 1828-Dr. Bolus, a Serio-Comic, Bombastic, Operatic Inter- lude, with a Icoodcrct afler E. Cruikshank, a proof os india paper- sworn at Highgate, woodcut afler R. Cruik8hanrl: THE ORIGINAL DESION and a portrait of the author imerted morocco, 9. e. in one vol. 12mo.1826, kc- 4% The Modern Dnncisd, Virgil in London, and other Poems i$+ portraits of x. &?me, a.Johnson, Robert Owen, the Author, and other plates inserted sixth edition, green morocco extraby 0.&& 12mo. 1835 461 DANIEL.((+.) POETICAL WORKS,consisting of the Modern Dunciad, .iim Blrgd In London, &c. in 2 VOI. ILLUSTRATED BY THE AUTHOR HIMSELF WITE 186 CBOICF. AND RARE PRINTS, chi& unlettered proofs, portraits of pets, players, sfates- men, warriors, &e. 12mo. 1885-42 462 &fer& England inthe OldenTime, 2 ~01.h~~o~ il~ustrationsby krd~~ Leech and otheru, whitevellum by Hayday 12mo. 1WJ *** The COPY Pmmnted to Mr. Hayday, with author's inscription, since i 8 podreit of the author and some additional engravings inserted. 55

465 MERRIE ENGLAND. Another copy, 2 vol. .. ON FINE PAPER, MOST PROFUSELY AND BEAUTIFULLYILLUSTRATED 'lo BY THE AUTHOR HIMSELF, comprisingamong the SINGELARLY CURIOUS AND INTERESTING MATTERS, THE TWENTY-SEVEN ORIQINAt DRAWINGS,EXECUTED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK, BP THAT CELEBRATED ARTIST ROBERTCRUIKSHANK, and others made for thi. copy only FORTY-NINEDRAWINQS byBrown, Cosway, De Wilde, Harding, Rowlandson,Schnebbelie, Shepherd, Tiffen, Weman, Worlidge, and other well-known artists

A MOST CHOICE AND RARE COLLECTION OF ANCIEETdlp~ MODERN PRINTSjhom rare works, or of singular curiosity, SEVERAL PROOF IMPBBSAIOXS, with many Exhibition Bills of Curious, Wonderful, or strange Sights, both Natural and Artificial; Tobacco Papers ; Auto- graphs ; Ballads ; Tickets forRefreshmeut at Houses of Public Resort, for Benefits at many Theatres, Bzc. &c. exceeding THREE HUNDREDAND THIRTY,including Portraits of Royal andNoble Persons, Warriors, Statesmen, Prelates, Politicians,Poets, and Players,depicted in character; among these should be noticed Garrick reciting his Ode at the Shakespeare Jubilee in 1759, WITH THE ORIQIWU DRAWINQ ; &mi& as Sir John Brute ; the Origi- nal Plate of the Red Bull Theatre, from Kirkman's Drolls ; Print of the Four Indian Kings ; '' Tiddy Doll," from the London Cries ; Portrait of James Spiller, the Comedian, and the Drawing from tohich the print was engraved; Cave Underhill, the Comedian,by Faber ; Archp Armstrong, the Jester, from Nr. Bindley's Collec- tion ; Elynor Rummin,from the Xtoure Collection ; Thomas Doggett, the Actor; Sir F. Drake, with Nautical Emblem, BARE; kc. &c. Plates of Jesters, Robin-Hood and his Merry Men; Representa- tions of Giants, Dwarfs, Fire Eaters, Conjurors, Monsters, Mounte- banks, Posture Masters, Quacks, Quakers, Puritans. The Humours of Bartlemy, Gooseberry, Greenwich, Horn, and Frost Fairs ; with Christmas Merriments, and Frolics at the Nay Games ; affording interesting Reminiscences to the Londoner of by-gone times aa to the Manners and Customs of our Ancestors, their doings from the time of Chaucer, to a period within the recollection of many inha- bitants of this huge city e** To FORM THREE SIMILAR VOLUMES, so REDOLENT OF FUN,JOLLITY, AXD HILARITY,WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE!!! CONTAININQ AS THEY DO, THE ONLY DEAWIXQS WHICH HAVE COME DOWP 'PO us. THEIB CONTENTS ARE NOT ONLY VALUABLE AS A TREASURYOF ANTIQUARIAHKNOWIZDQE, BUT AS A MOST AMUSING REPERTOBY OF MIRTH, QOOD HUMOUR,AND WIT dm& green morocco extra by C. Lewis 12m. 1842

466 Daniel (Geo.) '6 Merrie England," a Song, the Words from " Nerrie England in the Olden Time," aet to Music by Sprle-" Tuneful Bells,'' the Music by J. kt. Jolly-" Sweet in the Breath of Early I Morn," the Music by Sam Resy, portrait of Mr. Dqniel added folio. 6ta one 001. & 467 The Minsionsry, by Geo. Dsniel , , .. PXBBIP EDITION m. 4to. Pickeriy, 1847

7 477 DRAMA. bmrks, Critical and Biographical, on the British Drama, by """k GeorgeDaniel, Eaq. greea morocco, 7 vol. 12mo. 20 *e* The Contents of these volumes consit of the Critical Remarks printed in the first 32 vola. of Cumberland's British Theatre, and vol. 1to 6 of the Mirror. Illustrated by tho author with upward8 of SEVENHUN- DRED AND TWENTY DRAWINBB, PROOF hIff'rS OR CHOICE IYPILES- SIOBS OF SCENICAND STAQE REPBESENTATIONB,&c. MANY VERY RARE AND INTEEESTINQ PLATES. To these will be added, four other volumes, also in morocco, but not of a similar hue, containing Criticisms by Mr. Daniel on Pla s published at a later period ; also containing Early Impressions or I! roofs of the Embellishments in Cumberland's Popular Seriea of Dramatic Pub- lications. The lover of Scenic Representation in these volumes will find pleasing Engraved Mementoea of admid favourik, ahiethe printed Criticism will serve to refresh his recollections, and ilx the pe~uliarbeauties of the performer on the remembrance, for all future lame.

478 Love's Last Labour not Lost, proof port&! of th author, other8 of , IZ "f "f ChwhLamb, Pope, Byk, Wq,Moore, Chapbell, imertedc. pen mwocco extra, g. e. l!ho. B. X. Pic ierilrg, 1863 -&A 479 Love's Last Labour not Loat.Another copy, portrait0 sf the author, . I3 . Charla0 hb,I! dcoora and other tmyra-6 in8&d matoon mrocc~,9. e. ib. 1868 k ruw<'I 480 Love'a Last Labour not Lost. Another copy, bound in two volumes I I r PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED BY DRAWINGS AND ENQRAVINBS OF A CEOICE DESCRIPTION AS REBARDS BEAUTY AND IMPRESSION blue morocco extra, 9. e. 12mo. 1863 Among the former may be described- Dr. Johnson seated at a Table, with Mr. and Mrs. Thrale, and other Company ; Dr. Johnson handing Msdame Bafiiem to her carriage ; both Jnely JnieAed by &a*. Mary Magdalene washing the Feet of Jesus with her Team, in colours, by B. Wsetall, a plearing picture. Love, a mall but ex+hly$~khed petjimnc~. Autolycua Singing Ball&, with cngraoing~mit. Sir John Falateff, Scene in Henry the Fourth. Merrie Islington, with figu~~. Portrait of Robert Bloomfield the Poet, &tz&*&@id Sy xwe. Whole-length of James Boswell, w. in roZuui-8. John Dryden, eqmved in' Hawkins' Hietoy of Bhic; and of the latter numerous Proofs and Early Impdne, from pleaeing pictures and representations. 481 Curious Theatrical Pamphlets. Caleb Quotem d his Wife, fwt.of . IJ' . Ehwcett is chwcttw-&ngs in Drsm~st Sailer's Wells-Du es of Fancy, pwt. of Xra. Jwk, 1792-Suppreaeed Evidence, or I!- Intrigulng a Poem, by P- P-, author of &yal Stri es (by h.Daniel, Eq. 1818--Piecm relating to Lme Vestrie, MissChester, lllh LaMox, Mre. Coutte, &c.&c. iB me 8uo. vot. I c

12 . . 483 DRURYLAXE THEATRICAL FUND Cuttings from the Newspapers reporting the Festivities on the Annual & Celebrations from the vear 1829 to 1851, since which time an 7 ’ Annual Festival has not been held, illwtv-ateb with manyortraits of 8WppOrtem of that fwd, which was oriyiflally founded by 8AERICK A Letter by GARRICKto King the Performer, relating to the Fund. bother, with signature of EDMUSDKEAN, as Master of the Fund, with those of other Theatrical Celebrities, enrich this Dramatic Record f*+ It is well known that the Speeches delivered by Mr. Harley at these Annual Gatherings were the compositions of the late George Damel, Esq., who has here collected the daily Reports of the same, illustratin the volume with portraits of his friend in favourite characters, kc. an% announcements of his decease from the daily Journals. In familiar discourse the late esteemed proprietor used to term this, his “ HARZEYAXMISCELLANY.” ‘‘ 4eak the speech, Ipray you, Iprmozcnced it to you, trtppiagZyfrm the tooltsgce.”-Shakqeare.

P mrnA. 10 b 483 MiscellaneousPoems (Woman, a Satire) Alibeg, &c. Jr.gt edition in a collected form, red morocco, 9. e. 12mo. 1812 I I . 484 D[aniel] (G.) and E. B[entley] Stanzas on Lord Nelson’s Death and da Victory, proof portraits of i%ekon and G. Daniel added, as well a# autograph Ver8e8 by Q. Daniel, and a nwmber of the Britieh Prea8 (Nov.7th, 1805) giving an account of the victory Ted morocco 4tO. 1806

’ 6 485 Daniel (Harp> Preface to the Spectator,portraits royal 8vo. 1841 ‘9 19 IV . 4186 hniel (Sam.) Deli and Rosamond augmented,-(The Tragedie of) fp+ Cleopatra, in 1 vol. in tle original bindirzq

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491 DARYUS. A PEETIENEW ENTERLUDEBOTH PITHIE AND PLEASAUNT OF TEE STORYOF KXNQ DARYUS 73- /z Mack [otter, a Jae copy of thie most TW~and curwue early &glish Play, inred morocco, ALMOST UNIQUE 4to. Impynted at London in Plete Streat, beneath the Conduite, at the sygm of St. John Evamgelyst, by Thmae Colwell, 1565 ++* No copy has occurred since Mr. Jolley's, whichBold for $31. It is difficult to trace the pedigrees of copies occurringat various sales, but we believe that only two of this curious interlude have ever been sold by auction. 49% Davenant (Sir William) Two excellentPlays (The Wits and the Pla- I tonick Lovera) both presented at the private house in Black-friars, portrait ofauthor, the caE m. e. 8vo. 1665 493 [Davies (J.)j Scourge of Folly,consisting of SatyricallEpigrams, kc. a I* with cut of Witt, Whippiag Eblly LeM by lhte fine copy in blue morocco, g. e. by C. Lewis, scarce 16~~0.3. A. for Bichard Redmer, a. d. +#+ Containing Verses addressed to Shakespeare, Ben Jomon, 8. Daniel, Beaumont, Fletcher, Maraton, Bp. Hall, John Heywood, Sir John Harington, Sir F. Bacon, G. Chapman, M. Drayton, &c. &e. 494 Daviee (Sir John, temp. Q.Eliz.) on the Original, Nature and Immor- tslity of the Soul, a Poem, Blaegow, Fbtclis, 1769-Hamilton (W. of Bmgow) Poems on severalOccasions, Blasgow, Robert and Andrew Fodk, 1748, 2 vol. in 1, russia, aery neat 12mo. 495 Davies (T.) Some Account of the Life and Writings of Philip Mas- singer, portrait added presentation copy bo I. Reed,with author's autograph inscription ca2fextra, 9. e. by C. Lewis, 8uo.scarce 1779 496 Davison (F.) Poetical Bapsodie HORACEWALPOLE'S COPY, in theoriginal binding 12mo. 1611 497 Day (John) Law Trickes, or Who Would hare thought it, As it hath bene diuers times Acted by the Children of the Beuela $ae qy,very scarce, ila light reelb morocco extra 4to. hntihn, printed for Richard More, 1&8 498 (Day, Thomas) The History of Sandford and Merton, 8 vol. fronts. a$er Stothard 12mo. 1791 499 Dean (H.) Legerdemain, or Hocus Pocus in Perfection, mts calf mtra, calf scarce 12m. 1772 600 Decker (T.) Belman of London, bringing to light the most notorious Villanies that are now Practised in the Kingdome bkCk her, woodmt, FIRST EDITION $ne copy, veryrare, dark purple morocco extra, 4to. Printed at London for Not 8'amiel e- Butter¶ 1608 501 Defoe (Dan.) Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders, woodcuts m&, editiona scwce 0. Symnpson, n. d. 502 De Foe (D.)The Storm FIRST EDITION, fisc copy in old calf, with John &kc of Bedford's arms stamped in goM 010 sides 8t.o. 17M 60 61 !

I-., I-., 514 DIBDIN(T. F.) BIBLIOQEAPHICALDECAMEEON, or Ten Days' pl-t , ,J- , . discourse upon Illuminated Manuscripts, Early Topography,&e. &c. 8 vol. $M i9npe8&8 of the mbmhmw beautvul enyravitlgs, m8ia, 9. e. 0. Leuk royal 800. 181t 2" 615 DIBDIN(T. F.) BIBLIOBBAPRICAL,ANTIQUASIJAN AND PICTUEESQUBI/ 10 . TOURnv FRANCEAND QEEMAXP, 3 vol. portraits, plates mad fac- shih, srolcps, &. bc., ears hpes&nb8afier the beautiful &&gr by Q. Lewis ELEGANT SET, olive morocco &a, 9. e. &y Hayday imp. 8vo. 1821 e,,* bdr. UPCOTT'SsuBscBImIoN COPY. The Auction Catalogue of the original Drawings,when sold by Mr. Evans,with the prices they produced and names of purchasers, prefaces the hat volume, and an autograph note by the artist inserted. b 516 Dibdin (T. F.) Bibliogmphical, Anti uarianand Pictures ueTour in It 'I-+. the Northern Countiee of Englan8 and in Scotland, 2 voP . beaut831 plates, fac&nih, pea*, 4c. ox IKDU PAPER ELEGANT COPY, in olive wuwocco mtra, 9. e. &y Hayday tonvorm &A tbptwed;nS article *.8Vo. la30 617 Dibdin Libmy Companion 8ao. 1825 -22 ' +a,.7 1, (T. F.) 6ls Dibdin (!I!. F.) Bibliohobia: Remarks on the pmmt langain and . b . 9- distreaaed State of ~iteratureand the Book We a poof pordrait of the Mcthor @tw Phit?l&s, i&ed halfrmorocco, gilt top,- J. w.K. Eytml's coibction r~y.8v0. 1832 I

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526 Dodsley (R.) (Economy of Human Life, translated from an Indian z 2 Manuscript 9 --Y- FIRST EDITIOX, fnmtispiece, whole bound wmco, uncut small 8vo. K Cooper, 1751 527 Dodsley. Another Edition, aigMtte cuts aper Harding I ‘9 . r’ Oardinm’s $M edition on large papev, scarkt wcccoextra, 9. e. &y 0. Izipring ;from ST.Bmal’s Library TOY. 800. 1806 528 DOLARNY’SPRIMEROSE ; or, theFirst Part of the passionate Hermit, 5-4, I,+ . wherein is expressed the Liuely Pasaions of ?it& and hue,with an alludingdiscourse to Valoursghost. Both pleasant and profitable, if iudicioualyread and rightly understood. Written by a Practitioner in Poesie, and a stranger amongst Poets, &e. in verse Jae copy in light calf 4fo. At London, prided by O. Eld for R. Boulton, 1606 *#* OF VERY EXTREME RARITY. The present, Bindlefs copy, eold at his sale for 3226.106. The author is John Be nolds, the commencement of the title of the book being an anagram of his name. 529 DONNE(Dr. John, Deane of St. Paul’s) POEYB,with Elegies on the /5 . )-f Author’s Death I BRILSIANT IMPBESSIOX of the Portrait of the Auth, by Xmmhali A EEMAEKABZY LARW COPY, with mat leaves 12mo. M. F. for John Xamiott, 1635 *** From the Rev. Mr. Craufurd’s Collection.

Q rj 530 DONNE.Another Edition, with some Account of the Life of the Author 3 10 . Whb P1MTOCC0, edgesUncut, RARE IN SUCH A STATE 12mo. Ibnsoa, 1719 DRAMATIC. 531 DRAMA.Ancient Play-Bills,Broadsides (in verse), &e. &[ s ,o . f Containing: 1. Two Posting Bills of Performances at the New Theatre in Little Lincoln’s Inn Fields, temp. William 111, corner torn of No. 1.43. Bill of Stepney and Butcher’sCompany in Ireland, temp. George I.-4. Bill of Smock-AlleyTheatre, Dublin,1737-8,cmner tom of, 1737-8.-5. Epilogue of Some-Body and No-Body, 1709.-6. Pro. lope and Epilogue to Love for Love, 1709.9. Ladies’ Answer in Vindication of the Hoop’d Petticoat, cut, n. d.-8. Elegy on J. Haines, the Actor, 1701.--9. Mr. Haynes his Recantation Prolo e, 1689.-10. Cock-Pit Combat, 1699.--11. Poem on the It& Woman who sings at the Musick-House, in Pork-Buildin a, 1693.- 12. Speech of John Trust , aged 11, of the City Wo~%house,to QueenAnne, coming to line at Guildhall on October 29,1702, being Lord Miyor’s De ,1702.-13. Prologue to the University of Oxford, epoken by Mr. ietterton, R. d. -14. Prologue at the Krst Opening of the Queen’s New Thatre in the Haymarket, 1705.- 15. Prologue by Mrs. Babb at the Play-House in- Dorset-Gardens, 1706.--26. Description of the Pla House in Dorset Glarden, 1706. -17. Prologue to the Wheel orFortune, 1698.-19. Prologue and Epilogue tothe CityPoliticks, 1683.-19. Prologue and Epilogue to Constantine. the Great, 1683.-20. Hawkins (T.) to each GFentlemSn Soldier in Captain John HdbYellow Regiment of Trained Bands of hndon.-21. Epilogue to be spoken before the Four Indian Kings, with their portraits by Vareht, FEBY RARE, n. d. -22. Four InhKings’ Speech to Her Majesty, 1710 a most cwious and peawed wnique collection folio. in one voL '1

64 fjl . . 5.38 Drake (Dr. Nathan) Shakespeareand him Times, 2 vol. 8' ' 'Y LAELIE PAPEE, calf extra,royal4to. m. e. 1817 -9 . Comparison between the Two Stages, with Examen of the Qene- ' IO 833 A an 1pa rous Conqueror, and Critical Remarks on other Plays caE m. e. Suo. 1102 . 634 TheLife of the late Famous Comedisn, Jo. Haynes, containing hie '9 Comical Exploits and Adventures, both at Home and Abroad, plate of the Pqfmet' riding on tm aa, addreesiny the audieme, 1707- A BriefSupplement to ColleyCibber, Esq. his Lives of late Famous Actom and Actresees ;by Antony tdgo Tony Aaton, printed for the &Lor, with& date, very swce 8vo. in one wl. *** The second Piece is very scarce and interesting, giving an account of Doggett, Cave, Underhill, T. Betterton, Mrs, Bragirdle, &e. not elsewhere to be met with. 2 . 635 Theatrid Biography ; or, Xernoira of the Principal Performers of tha , t~4.w Three TheatFes &vd. with&marks on th& Professionsl Merits, -9 i

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540 Honesty in Distress, but Relieved by no Party : aTragedy, as it is . 4 . E!, Acted on the Stage &o.n. J; Read, d. I

xca 541 Narrative of the Riseand Progress of the Disputes subsisting between I 2, . the Patentees of Covent Garden Theatre (? by Dr. Kenrick), folding caricature plate, u The Entry of the Red Kings;’ 4.. 1768-True State of the Differences, by Geo. Colman,1768-Letter from T. Harris to Geo. Colman on the Affairs of Covent Garden Theatre, 1768-T. Harris depicted by Geo. Colman, 1768-Cuttings from the Daily Papers of the Time, with Autographof T. Harris-The Conduct of the Four Managers examined,1768-Animadversions on Mr. Colman’s True State, &c. 1768-An Epistle to G. Colman from w. Kenrick, 1768-The Managers,a Comedy, 1768-The Rings, an Epistle addressed to Mrs. Leesingham, the only copy which has been seen by theatrical collectors-Resignation ; or, Majesty in the Dumps, an Ode, 1774 from Charhs ~athews’sTheatrical collection 4to. in one vol.

k3-b 542 Notes and Observations on the Empress of Morocco, revised, 16i4-A . ’ (3 Sermonpreached at the Funeral of Thomas Shadwell,Esq. Poet Laureat, who waa interred at Chelsea, Nov.24, 1692 440. (2) 543 Portraits. A Series of FORTYwhole lengths of popularPerformers, h. 6 frontispiecestoCumberland’sTheatre,edited by Geo. Daniel, Esq.- B 544 The Queen of Scotland,Tragedy, a unpublished-The Tinker of Tad- 3 (, caster, a Melo-Drama in two Acts, by W. Rogers, Comedian neatly written 4to. written botA neatly

B- 545 DRAMATISTS(Old). The Works of Robert Greene,including his Poems, y . . with Account of the Author, and Notes, by the Rev. A. Dyce, 2 vol. Pickwing, 1831- George Peele, with Life, &c. edited by the same, second edition, with the Additional vol. together 3 vol. ib. 1820- 1839- John Webster, with Account of the Author, &c. by the same, 4 vol. ib. 1830, ex#rmely scarce AN IMPOBTANT SERIES, BEAUTIFUL COPIES, unfwm in gilt calf extra, coloured morocco inlaid in the backs, a$er an old pattern mown Suo. together 9 vol. 546 Drayton (Michael) Poems, oollscted into 1twl. newly corrected, engraved J. d* title by william lliarshall veyjine, in the original bindiw 16mo. for John &nethwkk, 1657 J3- 547 DRAYTON(Michael) POLY-OLBION, and other POETICAEWORKS, with 6 8 6 Essay on his Life, complete in4 pol. plate ofmonument with Garrick‘s Book-plats neat 8et ia the old qrinkledcag 8carce Suo. 1753 5- 648 Dreghorn [John Maclaurin, Lord] The Keekiad,a Poem I .. private& printed at Edhbwfh, ha~greeta)IU)~OCCO avo. II. a. me+ Privately printed, and of such scarcity that the late Lord Macaulay, until the present copy was lent him, could not obtain a sight of it.

! 549 DROLZERY.Songs and Sonnets, being a Collection of divers excellent It ’ ’ Pieces of Poetry cy tite Libray of 8h P. Freeliq, calf 12mo. 1656 *#e This is one of the rarest of all the Drolleries. An additional value is attached to this copy, aa it has at the end of the leaf hitherto said to belong to, and close Allot’s “ England‘s ParnsBBus,” a leaf which is of very great rarity.

)L . . 550 Wit and Fmcy in a Haze; or the Incorn arable Champion of Love ad Beautie ; aMock Romance, imbellishei; with many rare and chop Pieces of Drollery,plateof chark8 IhdaHd the Iifhata of Portzlgai jhing has, sy Stent 12rno. 1666 *#* This volume sometimes has another title, “ Don Zara del Fogo.”

551 WESTMINSTERDROLLERY; or a Choice Collection of the Newest .yo LC IU Songsand Poems, both at Court and Theaters, by 8 Person of Quality, with Additions 108T RARE, m~occo,9. e. 12mo. X. Brome, 1671 (, ,cT. , 552 The Last, and now onlyCompleat Collection of the Newest and Choicest P I’ Songs and Poems that are now extant, both at Courts, Theatres, Bpd elsewhere, with above forty New Songs, never beforein print, whxh i are now added to this second part of Westminster Drollery 8emd impreah 12m. W.Gilbert, 1672 I ‘3we 558 URUMYOND(Qeorge, of .Hawthornden) The mostElegant aud Elaborate . Poems of that Court Wit Mr.George Drulnmond, edited by E. P(hillips), the Nephew of Bfilton scarce portrait of hmvnond inserted morocco, 9. e. srn. 800. U? Rands, 1659 659 Drummond. Another Edition, Poems,pwt. by Birch . IO b red mwocco, 9. e. 12mo.1790 Jefmy, 560 Drunkards. A Brown Dozen of Drunkards (ali-ass Drink-harda) Whipt and Shipt to the Isle of Bulls, woodcut 3s. BARE sm. 4to. 1648 *,,e A very curious volume, not mentioned by Dr. Bliss in his Catalogue of Characters, containing allusions to Quarles, Whitney,Wither, Drunken Barnaby, Tarlton, Nash, Peele, Marlowe, Greene, Churchyard, Coriate, Taylor the Water-Poet, &c. &c.

561 DEUEYLANE THEATRICAL FUND, established by David Garrick Il. Fifty-Three Autograph Letters of J. 0. Harley, the eminent Comedian, Treasurer and Secretary of the Institution, addressed to the late Qeo. Daniel, Esq., forwarding him particulars, names of subscribem, and other materials for the Speech at the Annual Dinner, &c., Bic., together with a few Printed Bdls, Cuttings from Newspapers, Dinner Ticket, &c. b om 001. 1828-61 662 Dryden (John) Fables from Ovid, &c.,fimtispiece,portr&t added old red morocco,12m. 9. e. 1734 663 DBYDEN(J.) MISCELLANEOUSWORKS, containing all hisOriginal Poems, Tales and Translations, with Notes andObservations (by Derrick), an Account of the Author’s Life and Writings, 4 vol. portrait and vignettes VERY FINE COPY in calf, back8fU&gih, by Old dlontagu 8VO. ~11801E,1760 564 DPYDEH(J.) DRA?dATIC WORKS,G vol. port. and plates aper dcsigm j*) . . by (havelot I A MOST BEAUTIFUL SET IN RED MOROCCO, 9. e. by De Borne,arms 01) the aides 12mo. Tomon, 1760 *#* From the choice Libraries of Joshua Smith, Esq. of Stoke Park ; and Ralph Bernd, Esq. 565 (Dubois, Ed.) My Pocket-Book ; or Hints for a ryghte Merrie and Con- ceitede Tour m Quaxto, to be called the Stra er in Ireland in 1805, third edition, with vsrious Additions, and a3 orrect Report of the Trial of Cam v. Hood and Sharpe,humorousplates, one a Shakqearian illrcetration 12mo. 1808 666 Ducarel (Dr. Coltee) History of the Royal Hospital andCollegiate . 4. Church of St. Katherine, near the Tower, plater runout SdfJes &o. 1782 5.67 DUGDALE(sir w.)HIETOBY OF ST. PAUL’S CATHEDEAL IN LONDOIScc’ FIRST EDITION, port. and lates by HOLLAR,em& irnpes&g, black. morocco,joiBto, 9. e. ay Aym P~W folio. 1658

688 Dunton (John) .I;& md Errors ; with an Idea of a New Life, together IS * ‘L Lives and Charsctere of a Thoueand Persons now Living in London, h.with the author’s qpeakingpicture, dram by himseK ‘‘ A Single- Life” OBIBINAL EDITION’ m. 8m. 1106 68

669 DUEFEY(Tho.) WITAND MII~TH; OB PIUS TO PUEQE MELANCIIOLP, being a Collection of the Best Merry Ballads and Songs, old and new, A R fitted to all humours, each having their proper tune, 6 vol. bad by Pertue FIRE COJIPLE’PI SET, all the uolumes ban of the same EDITION fr rtursia, g. e. 12mo. W.$ earson for J. Ibmos, 1719-20 I 570 D’Urfey (T.) The English Stage Italianiz’d, &x. port. by ‘Vertw, 376 G. DanieZ’s Printed Criticism ma the Piece added ,L calf extra, ,q. e. by 0. Lewis 8vo. 1727 *#* Excessively rare. I never saw but Two copies. Nr. Holgate’s copy at Sotheby’s, in 1832, waa purchased by bdd, the Bookseller, for Two pounds Ten shillings ! Q. Daniel.” X#.note.

‘U 571 Durfey (T.) Comical History of Don Quixote, a8 it was acted at the tlli Queens Theatre in Dorset Gardens, by their Majesties Servants, 8 parts 12mo. 1729 n. 572 DUrfey. Another copy, 3 parts in 1, portrait added calf, .q. e. 22mo. 1729

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578 Edwin's Pills to Purge Melancholy, containing all the Songs sung by 3 . him, head THIRDEDITION, edges uncut, plate of xr. Edwin aad Mrs. welt%, as zing0 and &loslip, 1789, inserted 8ao. - 579 Eikon Basilike,$neport. of Charles I, ira an oval, andfill Ze@hprq* ;I' 6 lrolditag acrown of thorns LARQE PAPEB, veryjine copy, ruled proof port. of Charh I, between columns, a fmhile of his handwriting, and a print of his Execution added old black m~occo,g. e. the Royal Amof England stamped in gold sides royal on sides 8vo. 1649

580 ELIZABETH'S(Queen) PRAYERBOOK II ' A BOOKEOF CHRISTIANPEAIERS, collected out of the Ancient Writers and best learned in our time, worthy to be read with an earnest mind of all Christians black letter, printed withia woodcoct borders exhibiting Death's Dance, $gures ojthe Virtues, h'entes, Scriptural 4HiSt&al crcts, portrait of the &wen kneelkg at the back of tith chan copy in the old calf bindby,9. e. pierced by a worm annall4to. for the hpany of fhkzthners, 1608 681 Ellis (Q.) Specimens of the Early Engl~hPoets . It. . FIBST EDITION, grem mnwco, g. e.by filtJweber mom 8210. 1790 682 Ellis (H.) History and Antiquities of the Parish of St. Leonard Shore- I 0 . ditch, and Liberty of Norton Folgate, plats vey scarce, caw gilt 4to. 1798 ILLUSTRATED with numerous additional engravings,Plan of the Parish, various Views of the Church (includin the very rare ones by B. Lens), &c. Portraits of Jane Shore (the old %allad of her Lamentation, with woodcut), the Balloon Ascent of Mr. Sadler, A Parish Dinner Ticket, Plate of Nan Holland and T. Savage robbing Dr. Trotter, 2 Ihre Portraits of Coo er Thornhill riding for a Wager, several scarce old Shoreditch Shop-B ills, &c.Btc. 683 ElIiston (R. W.) AuctionCatalogue of Furniture and Effects, pked, ' I three portraits added 8210. 1831

684 Emblems(Choice),woodcuts, calf 12mo. 1793 ' '9 .

686 Emerson (R. W.) Essays, Lectures and Orations foot%cap 800. 1861 ' '

686 Empress of Morocco, a Farce, '' A Burlesque on Settle's Empress of ' '0 . Morocco, coarse and indelicate, but not deficient in fun," with the rare portrait of HiL the Character of Norena the Hick- Empress, 1674-Howard (Hon. J.) All Mistaken, a Comedy, 2672 8to. in one vot.

687 Enfield (Dr. Wm.) The Speaker, or MiscellaneousPieces, by English . lo * Writers, with an Essay on Elocution, 4 plates amdesigns fltothrd, 1774-!l!he Letters of Sir Thomas Fitsoeborne (by 2 Ifelmoth, Eeq.) oldgitt calf, 1718 8vo. (2) , 688 &&us or, the &man Prince,being a more fd of that famous . d Historp of the Seven Wise Mastem, with additions of Excellent ? Discourses and Songs, CWodclGt title md cute green morocco, 9. e. 12mo. D. Nemaa, 1684 . I . 689 Essays.The World, by Adam Fits-Adam, 4 vol. vipette titles old gilt calf 1M. 1772 70

, 590 ESSAYISTS.The Spectator, 8 vol. ; Tatler, 4 vol. ; Guardian, 2 vol, 14 vol. with a&pdte titlea, Trade edition, 1797, ILLUSTRATED with a set of the en raoiqs irdyGd with Sharpe's edition, PaooFs-The Rambler, 3 vof. portrait of Dp. Johnson and 2 plates, 1794-Adven- turer, b Hawkesworth, 3 rol. withfiont ' ieces, 1794--The Blirror,

by hlenzie, 2 rol. 1792 ; together~ 22 v7 A VERY FINE SEBIES printed Cath ta ktgs type, in trewnarNed calf,yellow edges, bright gilt backs,.fiom the 8towe co2kction suo. v. y. 71

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603 !be Downefall of TemporizingPoets, Unlicenst Printers, Upstart I! Booksellers, trotting Mercuries and bawlingHawkers, woodcut, 1641-LamentableComplaints of Nick Froththe Tapster and Eulerost the Cooke, woodeut, 1641-Decrees and Orders of the Committee of Safety of the Commonwealth of Oceana,1669- Thanksgiving for the Becovery of Philip Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery,1649-Discourse betwixt Lieut. Col. John Lilburn and Mr. Hugh Peters, 1649 $ve rare l'racts ma&! 4to. in one vot. :I Two Lilliputian Odes. The First, on the famous Engine withwhich Captain Gulliver extinguished the Flamee in the Royal Palace ; The Second inviting a Bookseller to a Coffee House where the Author was avo. Printed 7y 8. Pigmy, lbm Thumb, near St. Pa&, 1727 +** No other copy of these humorous productionsis known. 605 Doctor's (The) Miscellany, or Curious Collection of Wondrous Cures, * I?" . AmorousPoems, &e. plate, 1731-Qriftin (B.) Love in a Sack, frontispiece, 1715-Memy Miscellany, BTbStol, s. d.-Life of John Edwin, Comedian, 1791 ; and other curious 'Prsds in the volume 1%. 608 The Merry Medley ; or a Chriatmaa Box for Gay Gallants and Good Compmions, containing Diverting Stories, Choice Jokes, Dextrous Tricks, Pleasant Poems, Droll Dialogues, Rare Riddles, Jovial Songs, &c. by C. 3'. President of the Comical Club, 2 vol. 12mo. 6.Robinson and J. Pmmaa, 1745 607 Penis (Peregrine) New Frisky Songster, frontispiece, 1794-Life and '9 Adventures of JohnEdwin, Comedian,with a Collection of his ' Songs, Oddities, &c. portrait, 1791 -Budget of Fun, n. d.- Dictionary of all the Cant and Flash Language, 1790-Trial of &ger for an Accident that happened at a Qame of Ramps with Esther, Dublin, B. d. 12mo. (5) 608 The Festival of Wit, or Small Talker, beinga collection of Bon Mots, Anecdotes, &e. of the mod exalted Characters, selected by Gt- K -; Summer Resident at Windaor the seugntemth edition 18nro. .&WU&Y, 2800 L 609 Something concerning Nobody, edited by Somebody, 14 colowed plater, amd&p by Woodwmd, h@wIf croum am. ISchJy, 1814

611 Fak. Historical Account of Sturbridge, Bury, and the most famous .I' Faire in Europe and America, scame am. cd.n. d. 612 Falconer (Wm.) Shipwreck, a Poem, pi!&% by &othurd, 10)))6 by Bttler . k. $+om amther edition inserted 1amo. 1796 613 Falconer, bother Edition, with a Life d the Author by J. S. Clarke, - bb plates aad oignetteu ELEGAT EDITION Off $fM pap#', YdbW -9 9.8. crown atw. IliilIer, lW 614 Falconer, Another Edition, plotsr aflw We8taU red morocco extva, 9. e. 12Qm. 1022 615 Fdconer Tho Shipwreck,a Poem, with Life of the Author Y 2- II (Wm.) by J. 8. Clarke,plates and vignettes after €'OCOC~ by J. 2'itittler, B.A. 1 PRINTED ENTIRELY ON TINTED INDIA PAPER *' -7 peen ~O~CCOwpm extra, by Eayduy,from J. W; g.Eyton's collection imp. 8vo. Hi,?ler,1811 **+ A COPYof the Printed Proposals for the Author's Marine Dictionary, with autograph of W.Falconer attached, inserted in the volume. 616 Farquhar (Cleo.) Works (Poems,Comedies, kc.) 2 vol. rr, proof portrait imerted 12rno. 1772 617 Faulkner (Tho.) History of Chelsea and ita Environs, with Biographical <,+ hecdotes, &c.fiontiq~ieceand plate8 LUQE PAPER, Ralfwocco, tmcut, top edge gilt royal 8vo. 1810 *** With autograph note to the author from Brownlow North, Bishop of Winchester, to whom this edition is dedicated; a variety of copies of curious Portraits, Views by Chatelain, Wale and others inserted. L 618 Fellowes (W. D.) Visit to the Monastery of La Trappe in 1817, with I*TcJl& notes, co2owedp2ates 8uo. 1818 619 Felltham(Owen) Resolves, aDuple Century, engraved title 6y W; Marshall mall 4to. 1636

620 Fenelon (M. de) Aventures de TQlQmaque,2 vol. *5hrV-4 edition imprime'e powI'Education L Nm.le Dauphin, old red morocco, ci la Roger Payne 48mo. Didot,Paris, 1783 621 Fenelon, Autre Edition, 4 vol. FINE PAPER, mdedthroughow! with redlitze8, PBOOF PLATES BEFORE fy ANY LETTERS, red morocco elegant by Bauzmnet, & a morocco cue, Eked with crimson dkwatered 18m. Paris, Didot, 1796 622 (Fenton,Elijah) Poems on seved occasions, portraitfiom walker's serk8 '9 . 8vo. Lintot. 1717-Ballads, by William Hayley, Esq. with p'nt8 deSiPdend engrmed by W.Blake, 12mo. Chic?te8ter,1805 (2) 628 Fenton (E.) Mariamne, 8 nagedy, fimtiapiece (see iEr. Daniel's onfly-leaf) uncut 12mo. 1760 @4- 624 Fergoson (Robert) Poetical Works, withhis Life and a Glossary, w-i.Ud fronib. adengraved titles, rooodcuEe by B&k Eo2fg.iEt 12mo. Alntoiek (1820) 625 FIELDING (Henry) THE ORWINAL A88IGXMEX'P, ENTIRELY IN E18 AUTOGU~H 3h TO fkm~wMILLAE, Bookseller of the Strand ; of Jose h Andrewe ; Mi88 LUy in Town, a Farce ; Vindication of the Ducfess of Marl- bomugb, 111 consideration of the sum of Sl99 6s. dated 13 April, 17421 portrait added in a 4to. 2)Oz. 626 fielding (H.1 History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, 4 vol. frontispieces I$% oM@lt calf 12mo. 1778 627 fielding (H.)Adventures of Joseph Andrews, 2 ~01.plates 3- tmth edition, old marbhd caV@lt l2m. 1781 628 Finden (we and E.) Landscape Illustrations of the Bible, consistin b-0 of View8 Of the most Remarkable Places mentioned in the Old an 8 Testaments,with descriptions by Thomas H&well Home, a vol.*pk&?6 p~~%P~oors,pWp& mmco mtra TOY. bo. Mumay, 1836 73

629 Flash or Cant. Lifes Painter of Variegated Charactera, in Public and I' Private Life, by George Parker, to which is added a Dictionary of Modern Flash or Cant Language, portrait lho. Baescpnc, n. d. 630 Flatman (Thomas) Poems and Songs,pol.trait by R. White I?. 15 . third edition, math additions andamendments, in the mginal calf binding Suo. 1682 *#* A most interesting copy, having the following autograph inscription on the title-page:- l' IZAAKWALTON, July 3, 1682 given me by the author." Also typographical errors corrected by hie pen on pages 41,44,48, 67,68,118,130.with book-plate of the Rev. Herbert Hawes, a de. scendmt of Izaak Walton. 631 Flatman. Another edition, the fwth, pwtrait by White 8vo. 1686 IZ . half wsia *** With inscription, M. S. Gulielmus Shenstone. 633 [Flecknoe R.] Diarium, or Journall, in Burlesque Ehime or drolling verse 5. olive morocco, 9, e. by C. .Lewis small 8vo. 1666 633 Fletcher (Phineas) The Pu le Island, or the Isle of Man, together with I. Piscatory Eclogs, and otT er Poetical Miscellanies car extra, g. e. m. 4to. Cambridge, 1633 +#* Following the title to the Piscatory Eclogs is a leaf, dedicated '' To my Deare friend, the Spencer of this age, signed Francis Quarles," frequently wanting.

634 Fletcher. Another edition, to which is addedChrist's Victory and ' Triumph, a Poem, by Giles Fletcher, with notes half cawgilt 8~0. 1788 635 Florian (M. de) Fables, plates afler desigm by Ehen, many additional I:' French red morocco, 9. e. 18mo. Pa&,DiaOt, 1792 636 Fontenelle (M. de) Nouveaux Dialogues des Morts, frontispiece fine copy in Dutch red morocco, 9. e. 12mo. .La %qe, 1736 Y

637 Fontenelle (Mons. Archbishop of Cambray) Adventures of Telemschw, * a new Translation, revised by Francis Fitzgerald. Esq. 7. platesin coloured thts, calf extra 8vo. 0. Taylol; 1792 638 FOOTE(Samuel) AND TEE DUCHESSOF KIXGSTOX, 3 IR . (fwmmly Xiss Chwdleigh, aJzerurards Duchess of Bristol) SODOBIAND ONAN, a Satire, inscribed to Foote, alias the Devil on two Sticks, in verse (portrait m title). su posed to have been written b Dr. Kenrick at the instigation of t1 e Duchess of Kingston, for 6oote's having po~rhydher hca under the character of Lady Kit Crocodile in (A TBTPTO CAEAIE,1778,) Lzfw7. f gilt, a copy of which im bound in the volume dz4to. n. d. lv- (3 639 Foote (Sam.) Dramatic Worke, with Life of the Author, 2 VO~. plates inserted from &deb editions avo. 1788 Foote (Sam) Memoirs, with hie Bon Mots, heCdob, opinions, &c. 3L by Wm. Cooke, 3 vol. in 1 1k. leob L I 641 Fom (John) DRA~ATICWORKS, mrTn KOTEs, CtlITICAt ANI) EX- J' IP . PLAXATOET, RT W.GIFFOED, Esg. 2 vol. j kj &hlybound morocco, very hroad gold borders, e. &y Lewis, I in 9. C. I fiom the Collection of E. V. Utterson., ESP. exceedhgly scarce 8vo. 1327 I .;~b6e2 Fordyce (Rev. James) Sermons to Young Women, 2 rol. blue morocco, blue 9. e. 122110. Codell, lS00 'I'643 Forster. Catalogue of the veryCurious Library of Mr. Richard Forster, sold by King and Lochei., Nor. lSOG pricesandpurchased flames added by Geo. Baker, ESP. 800. 1506 Fox (W.) La Bagatella, or Delineations of Home Scenery, with k'otes, vianettes

645 Freeth (John, of Birmingham) Political Songster ; or a Touch on the Times, and various Bubjects, portrait hy Xatthezc Halykton 12nzo. XirminyImn, 17% 646 French Literature ; Chefs d'(Euvres of, in Prose and Verse, 2 Vole h 8uo. 1821 647 FBOST.THE GREAT FROST. Cold doings in London, except it be at the Lotterie. With Newes out of the County. A familiartalk0 betwene a Countryman and a Cit.izen touching this terrible lk3t and t.he great Lotterie, and the effects of them G large woodcut of the citizens at their sports on the ice Mack [mer, hay red morocco sm. &o. 1GOS

+f The imprint of the title-page is cut off, but the dato is ascertained from the end of the tract,-" London : Printed for Henry Gos~OD, and are to be sold at his shop at London Bridge, 1608." Webelieve that this most curious tract is UNZQEX. 648 Froat. Historical Account of the late Great Frost, in which are discovered, in several Comical Relations, the various Humours, Loves, Cheats, and Intreagues managed upon the Thames SCWC8 1684 12~110. 649 FXOSTIANA,or a History of the River Thames in a Frozen State, with an Account of the Frost in 1814, pp. 124 cay extra, 9. e. 129no. Prhted and published on the Ice on the River Thames, Pe'eb. 5, 1814, hy 8. Davis *+' AX IN!J!EBESTI1PG Odm, having a View of London printed on the Ice, and sixty-four pages relating curious details, culled from Newspa em, relating t.~the State of the Metropolis, Roads, -ih &c. in %gland during the Great Frost of 1813-14. 650 % (J.) Pieces of Bncient Poetry from Unpublished Manuscripts and 8, Scarce Books PlUXTED OH BLUE PAPER (limited to & eopieo) &o. Bristol, 1814 651 (h.had0 (GdE6yr) Academy for Grown Horeemen, and the Annals of Ememwhip, 29 cohedplates by Bunbw d -1antEson -e, Q very ckan copy 12m. 1808 652 GAYMERQUETONS NEEDLE.A Ryght Pithy, Pleasaunt, and Merie Comedie intytuled Gammer Qurtons Needle, played on Stage not h.. longe ago in Christes Colledge in Cambridge; made by M.r. S(till) Mr. of Arts Llatk Ietter, FIRST EDITION, $ne copy, extreme& rare from the Bindley Collection 4to. Imprynted at London in Fleete streat beneth the _. Conduit at the fligne of 8. Job Emagelist, 1: by Thomas Colwell 1575

e 3a 663 Gardyne (Alex) Garden of GraveandGodlie Flowers-The Theatre I G a of 8cotish Kinp, by Alexander Garden; with Miscellaneous I InL Poems, by Jolm Ludic ONE OF TWENTY COPIES PRIXTEDUPON ROYAL DRAWINGPAPER, hay~no~~occo, edges uncut royal $to. Abbotsford Club, 1845

GARLANDS. 5 c 6Bh CUPID'S GABLARD,set round aboutwith Gilded Xoses, containing 9 . many Pleasant Songs and Sonnets. Nedy written, in verse I bIatL letter, of extreme rarity,jae copy, in rrssia mtra, ' ,. lam. Printed &yE. Orouch for E: ales, T. Pere, ad?;right, 1674 655 Bobin Hood's Garland, woodcuts 2 8-. r Mat& letter, green morocco,g. e. by 0.Le& 1Bmo. W.Thackeray, 1689 *** This copy, from Heber's sale, cost Mr. Daniel $3. 12s. On the fly- , leaf Mr. Daniel haR written-'' This is the curliest Bobin Hood's Gar- land Mr. Bitson was able to obtain when he published his Edition of RobinHood. This I have on the authority of the late Francis Douce, Esq", who pronounced this edition one of the rarest of the rare."

%eta 656 Xobin Hood's Garland, woodcuts Ll 10- . morocco, g. e. hy C. Lewis 8vo. R. Narshall, n. d. 667 %BIN HOOD'SGARLAND, being a Complete History of all the Kotable L+, 4iu 2 *" b and Merry Exploits performed himby and hisMen on diversocca- sions, 27 cuts, Nottingham, 1792-The same. Another edition, 129no. i Lnd. 8abine and Son, 1759.-The same. Another edition,J. Wilson, in Norse Street, Brietol, 12mo. no date Title to an edition printed in 1689, for W.Thackeray in Duck Lane from J. Hule~~otE't~Collectim 12mo. in one uol. . . kJ 655 JonwsoN (R.) CROWNGARLAND OF GOLDENROSES, gathered out of I England's Royal Gardland, set forth in many pleasant New Songs and Sonnets, with new Additions never beforeImprinted LIatL Ietter, in verse, very scarce, mursia wtra, g. e. 12mo. 1662

LLL 659 M. (8.) LOYALGABLAND OP MIRTHAXD PABFIME,set forth in sun& '4 . . Pleasant New Songs, all very Pleasant and Delightful to Read! Here ia likewise added a Coppy of Excellent Bell-lbns Verses, in verse # EXTBEYELY RARE, brown cay 12m. Pknted by J. H.fm 1 Deacon at the eign of ths Angel in Guilt.qwr 8treet without Newgate, 1686 76

GARLANDS--cMztkued. 660 FLOEA'S FAIBGAI~L~KD deckt andadorned with the most delightful New Songs, in verae Mack [eat, OF EXTREME BARITY, brown cay 12m. Printed by J. M. for P. Brookshy at tke Gold& Ball in Pye-Corner, 1688 661 The New Crown Garland of Princely Pastime and Mirth, adorn'd with many Sweet and MelodiousNew Songs upon sundry occasions, made to the newest tunes, if2 cerse L[a& {etta, $ne copy of a most ram and curious volume, brown. 12mo. Prhted fw J. Back at the Black Boy on London-bri4qe near the Dralc-bridge, 1689

6'' 662 The Northumberland Garland, or Newcastle Nightingale ; a matchlese Collection of famous Songs, pp 72, cdited by J. Ritson b $fie copy, blue moroeco, g. e. sm.boo. iGetccastle,Lcall nnd Elliott, 1793 . 6 ' 663 Northumberland.Another copy, calJ; 9. e. mn, Soo. ib. 1793 1%.664 Gammer Curton's Garland, or the Nursery Pamassus, a Choice (301- lection of Pretty Songs and Verses for all little good Children, ~01- lected by J. Ritson, 4 parts, uncut 12 1110. 1810 Ilr' 665 Gammer Gurton. Another copy, calf extra, 9. e. 12 mo. 1810 . rci . 666 Northern Qarlands-TheBiBhopric Garland, or Durham Minstre1- TheYorkshire Garland-The Korthumberland Garland, or jSm- castleNightingale-The North Country Chorister, collected and edited by Joseph Ritson, laZfmzorocco,edges uncut Sco. 1810 *$ A ~opyof Hadewooa's Account of the Life and Publications of the editor, publlshed in 1824, forms part of the contents of this volume. 667 Qsrland of Bells, wherein each rings to its proper fine, mta LABW PAZXE, half bowld, uncut, BCLM%B avo. Printed for John Bell, Newcastle, 18% 668 BUFFOLIC GAELAND(The) ; or a Collection of Poems, Songs, Tales, -ha Ballads, Sonnets and Ele 'e8 relative to that County, with a Sonnet by the Rep. John Mitforf 1 caZfext.0, g. e. p08t Suo. Ipawieh, 1818 . 12 . 669 ,Qarlands for North Country Anglers (a Collection of XIV) woodc&a green )noToceo extra, by 0. hm.8 avo. Printed at Newcastie for ZCmmon Chwdq, 1820-56 1,'. I 670 meBiehoPnck Chrlmd, or a Collection of Legends, Bongs, Ballads, belonging to the County of Durham, pp. 84, illwtratiolla 1.50+td, calf,edges mcut avo. Sunderland, Marcoooa,18% *e'++With this are bound u Catalo e of the Manutlcript Library of c. sharp, connectepw& the Runty of Durham, 1829, pf: 18- Chronicon Mhbile, seu excerpta Memorabilia e registris Paroc uthbus Chm. pal. Dmh, Bia+ Vem&h, Garbutt, 1825, p .23-BiO- PP&dsketch from the Memoirs of Bms Crosby, Fhq. I!od Mayor 1771, smhrhd, i&vwood, 1831, PO& 8vo. p .12-A Brief Sum- Of the Contents of a Manuscript formerF y belonging to Lord wLHoward, of Naworth, Durham, R Hum&, 1819 - &'. -Am&Y PmHTED for sir Cuthbert Sharp, and ;resented b bun Mr. D-, with automph inscription. in sm. avo. voE GARLANDS-continued. 671 Elizabethan Garland (An) being a DescriptiveCatalogue of 8everaty I 4 Black-letter Ballads, in the possession of George Daniel, Esq. emall &o. in sheets, only 25 copies pvinted for pricate circulation 1856

672 Garland.Elizabethan Another copy I l-f- .

THE“ tSLINQTON GARLAND,”a facetious Poem, laudatory of the upcotti Collection, and on ot.ber Islingtonian Collectors portrait of the author (G. Dmiel) neat irr ca2f in a royal 4to. volume +** Autograph notes and letters by Mr. Upcott, his executors and other personswith u-Lorn hewas in correspondence, cuttings relating to the sale, kc., inucrted i 674 GARLAXDB,Prose and Verse (X.)including The Reading Garland, in 3 A- 10 . parts-The Woodborough, 3 parts-The Maidstone, in 4 parts-The Deptford, in 3 parts-Rich Robins-The Vertuous Maiden’s-Fish- erman’s Daughter’s-TheLady’s Sorrowful-Constant Betty’s- The False Lover’s-Dorinder’s-Fnir Clarinda’s -The Politick Sailor’s-The Oxfordshire, in 3 parts-The Amorous- The Weeping Swain’s-The Turn Coats-The Pretty Butcher’s-The Love Sick Maid’s-The Jolly Sporter’s-The New Warlike-The Forester’s- The Rakish Husband‘s-The Modest Maid’s-The Sorrowful Lady’s -The Garland of Love and Delight-The Garland of Garlands- The Pretty Green CoatBoy’s-Pretty Poll’s-The Merchant’s- The True Lover’s-The Leap Year’s-Tho West Country-The Doating Mother's-Hochester Jozks-The Undutiful Daughter, or the Hanq~shi1-eIVonder-The BIaiden’s Prize, or Bachelor’s Puzzle -The Nerry Frolics, or the Comical Cheats of Scalpo-The Ox- fordshire Tragedy-The Merry Tales of the Wise Men of Gatham- A Whetstone for Dull Wits, or a Poesy of Riddles-The Unfor- tunate Son, or n Kind Wife is worth Gold olire morocco Printed in Pye Cbmer, Giltqur Street, Tewkesbu?y, London Bridge, Old Bailey. in one vol., 12mno. h 675 GARLANDSAND PENNYHISTORIES 5- /(7 AN IMPORTANTAND SINBULARLY CURIOUS COLLEUTION OF I?IF!CY HALFPENNYAND FARTHINGBooks of Songs, Jests, H~ourous, Amatory, or Facetious productions, printed in the edy part, of the 1 Eighteenth Century olive morocco, 9. e. in one vol. l20no. v. y. +** Most of these Garlands and Songs being founded on lod occurrences, are of the greatest interest to the County Historian.

676 Garrick (David) Poetical Works, 2vol. . tu . old calf gilt, m. e. borakr of gold m tJie sides 1%~.0. &msly, 1785 . JZ , 677 GABRICK(D.) LIFE, with Anecdotea of Contempormiem by Thomas Davies, 2 vol.,p&ait fourth edition, calf gilt mum 8vo. 1784 . ,2 I’ 678 Qarrick. Sale Catalogue of the Library of Books, &e. of David Garrick, sold &er his Decease by Mr. Saunders, in 1823, 10 ukyeBiblio- theca Histrionics, Sale Catalogue of the Thatrid Library, &x.of Mr. John Field, soldby &theby in 1827 Svo. 2 voZ. in 1 78 i

679 ($arrickiana.The Theatres, a Poetical Dissection, by Sir Richolas I! Nipclose, Baronet, cut representing Garrick treatJln9 on the writinye qyI of Hhakespeare, Ben Jomon, &.-Copy of Advertisement in Publick Advertiser, by B. Victor, complaining of the Author of the work (in the autograph of Isaac bed, Eaq.) and the &plication from the St. James’s Chronicle, 1772, with vignette cut

“ View Colman in the lap of Mother Shipton, A better subjectBatire never whipt on.” J. Bd,1712 The SickMonkey, a Fable,front. riqoroualy suppressed by Garrick Fletcherand Go. L7G5 Letter toDaGd &nick, Esq. from Wm. Kenrick, third editim I! tvhel~le,lii3 Love in the Suds, a Town Eclogue, being the Lamentation of Iioscius for the Loss of his Nyky, the jfih editkz, with Annotations and an Appendix; on the title is pasted Dr. Kcnrick’s Apology from tho Public Advertiser, 23 NOT.1772, promising to aithdraa and sup- press the sale of the Pamphlet, a Note to that effect in the hmd- writing of J. P. Kembleopposite Wiieble, 1782 half cay in one vol. 4to. 1765-1782 680 GARRICEAND HIS COITTENPORIBIES I 9w IO . @aAcL+ : A THICK QUARTO VOGUYE, bound if, mmia extra, containing, I\ among other Illuetrations of high interest- A PORTRAITOF DAVID GARBICE,as original sketch it^ red and black chalk, by Gainsborough. Drawing of Henderson, Edwin and Mrs. Mattocks, in the Spanish ! Friar. j t Drawing of Garrick in the character of the Roman Father. Drawing of the Old meatre in Tankard Street, Tpswich. Drawing of the Theatre in Uoodmau’s Fields, by Capon. Original Miniature Portraits of Johnstone and Quick, and of &her celebrated Comedians. Dodd in the charmter of Abel Drugger, a whole-length drawing kil De Wilde. EIWRAVIIWSOF THE GREAT ACTORin hisvarious Characters. A large Collection of Play Bills, showing his versatile powers many of them of great rarity. ., Garrick’s Order of Admission for two to the Boxes, of great rarity. A large Assemblage of Portraits of Actors and Actresses, his con- B temporaries,Scenic Prints, Benefit Bills, Cuttings from News- papers, and bru IM.XEJ!W3 VARIETY OF PIOTORIAG AXD PRINTEDMATTER, forming together a volume of remarkable Interestto the lover of the Drama k at its highest period of excellence. .I $34 ’ >’ 2 I I . 681 Garth @ir 8.) TheDispensary, a Poem, eleventh edition, with Clare- . mont, addressed theto Earl of Clare, Duke of Newcastle, and t 0thPoems, froat. andp~ates,two portraits, me a prod inserted 8eaW~Jcopy in rich old green q.w.rocco, 9. e. 121110. 1768 $9

QABTH (Sir S.) THE DISPENSARY,a Poem LAk-i.,% 682 26 . . ,i’ FIFTII EDITION, with a frontittpiece. in the original binding,preserved ia a blue morocco cme 8vo. 1703 *e* A MOSTREMARKABLE COPY, BEIHQTEAT PRESENTED BY THE AUT~OBTO ALEXAXDEBPOPE, by him bequeathed to Bishop War- burton in 1744, who presented it to the Rev. Wm. Mason, in 1752, from whom it passed to Dr. William Alderson (the father of Mre. Opie) ; by him to his son, who presented it to Lord St. Helena, who in turn gave it to Samuel flogera, Esq. author of the Pleasures of Memoq. At the disposal of the effects of Mr. Rogers, in 1856, Mr. Daniel became its possessor, for the sum of 812. 15s. The volume has a Portrait of the Author, a receipt to the hzarquis of Dorchester for his subscription money for the Translation of Homer, having the autograph of Pope who hasfilled in the namesof the persons mentioned in the Poem, and also written five lines of reference to passages in the Poem itself A full-length portrait of Pope, by Mr. Home, of Bath, drawn while he was conversing with Mr. Allen, at Prior Park, and the only one of Mr. Pope ever taken ; a note as to A. Pope’s caligraphy, in the autograph of the Rev. W. Mason, &c., are inserted -7 . . L,,e 683 GASCOIQNE ((3.) WHOLEWOORKES, compyled into one Volume, that is to say : His Flowers, Hearbes, Weedes, The Frnites of Warre, The Comediecalled Supposes, The Tragedie of Jocasta, The Steele Glasse, The Complaint of Philomene, The Storie of Ferdinand0 Jeronimi, and The Pleasure at Kenelworth Castle veryjae copy, old red morocco, 9. e. 4to. Imprinted by Abell Je$.es, 1587 XI+ From General Sainton’s and J. Milner’s collections.

GSB GAY (John) TIIE BEQQAR’SOPERA. with the Overture in score,and ~ , ~ , the M.Iusiclr to each Song, front. by Hayman,proof portrait of Dean flwtft ly Vertue MR. WALDBQN’S COPT, marked for representation 1771 The Life of Lnyinia Beaaick, alias Penton, alias Polly Peachum (afterwards lluchcss of Bolton 1725 Memoirs of tho Life and Manners of CaptaixiMacheath, plate of Blueskin atiemyting bo cut Jonathan Wild’s Throat added 1728 The Twickenham Hotch-Potch for the Use of the Rev. Dr. Swifi, Alexander Pope, Esq. and Com any, being a Sequel to the Beggar’s Opera, proofportraits of Gty, 1;hakmpeare, and otirers inserted 1728 A TERY COMPLETE SET OF TRACTSRELATIVE TO THE BEQQAB’B OPERA,wit8 many scarce printe and portraits adakd cay extra, 9. e. by Lewis in 1 ool. am. - 685 Gay (John) Fables, in verse, 2 rol. in 1, vignette Msts amKmt, I I . Wottm, Qravelot, engraved by Van& Oucht, Baron, Scotin, 4.. calf extra 800. 1735-38 .9d 686 Gay. Another Edition, witis a series of engravings Q scarce edition in old ilt cayby Montagu, fiom tirs Libraries of am. Stemens, ESP. and 4. V. ~ttereon,~ep. 12mo.1157 I*’ 687 Gay. Another Edition, plates by W: Blake md OtJwm &ockdak’s jheedition, brom Calf royal Soo. 1793 Autograph of the Priucess Sophia, daughter of George 111. 80 i

2 to , 688 GAY (John) FABLES,with Life of the Author, 2 vol. in 1, vignettes to each Ecllblc, portruit and engraved title LARGE THICK PAPER, PBOOPS, red morocco Bands, 9. e. 121110. IL-ptinstdl, 1796 tb 689Gay. Another edition, with seventy elegant vignetta eny-aainys,portrait inserted scarlet morocco, g. (pr w. e. 12m. C. Whittinyham, 1809 . 690Gay (John) Trivia; or, the Art of Walking theStreets of London FIXST EDITION, .vignettes, Lintott, n. d.-Plays, with Account of t,he , Life and Writings of the Author, port. Tonson,1160 800. 2 POL 81, 3 691 Gay (John) Poems, 2 vol. front. calf 12~.0. 1762.

I-J . 692Gay (John) Chair, with Poemsnever before printed, a Sketch of his Life, from the MSS. of the Itev. Jas. BaUer, edited by Henry Lee, woodcut povtrait ad&d 12~0. 1820 i . 693 George a Greene, the Pinner of Wakefield, a Pleasant Conceited Comedie, as it was Acted by the Servants of the Earl of Sussex $rst edition,$rstvery scarce 4to. Sinaon LItaford, 1599 I . 041 Gessner (S.) Translated from the German,with some Account of his Life and Writings, 3 vol. pwtrait and plates afier Btobhard uncut crow 8vo. 1802

I b 695 Gessner. Another copy, 3 vol. plates by Stothard green morocco, g. e, CT.8vo. Livwpool, 1802 . 696 Gesta Romanorurn ; or, Fifty-eight Histones, originally (as 'tis said) collected from the Roman Becords, with Morals, by B. P. uroodczct8 a chap book printed adsold by U. Cmayers, ~t.d. b 697 Another copy, m&a, y. e. 12mo. G. Conycrs, n. d. BO 80 ' 698 Gesta %manorum ; or, Forty-five Histories, front. 121120. 1703 . 699 Gibbon (Edw.) History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Rw 12 VOI. portrait,calf gilt avo. Cadell, 1813

, 700 Clifford (W.)Baviad and Maviad, plates after &tothard, mcut,fcp. avo. 1Wi'--Davis (Mary Anne) Fables, in Verse, 12m. 1813-A Volume of Bmoke, fq. 8vo. 1859-Poems of J. Grainger, and 8. Boyse, fp.8vo. Chhiswick, n. (1. 12mo. 4 vol. 2z . 701 Clifford (W.) Baviadand Mreviad A UBaE PAPER COPY ILLUSTRATED WITH ISU~~OUS~OBTBAITS, .many neatly inhid, prepared fm bidisg royal 8vo. 1797 . I2 * 702 Gifford (W.)Baviad and Mreviad,with Trial for Libel, Robert Faulder 0. John Williams, alias Anthony PasqG, Esq. Pmtraits Of GflOrd, hdBelgrave, Hqpner, 4c. and m~ayothem carf, 9. e. crown 8vo. 1811

' 708 slim of Croydon, a Pleasant and Delightful History, ahthe estne IUhod an those celebrated Novelsof Mrs. E. &ywood 8Wce 12w. 1727 . Girafli (Lord Alex.) Exact Historie of the late &voIutiona in Naplee rendered into &@ish by J(ames) H(owe1) @bhwhwe colvur~ 12mo. 1660 81

1JU 705 Gtisborne (T.)Walks in a Forest; or, Poems on a Forest at different . 2 f3easonsof the Year, lates, 1797-Guion(Madame de la Motte) Poems, fromthe Frencf , by the late Wm. Cowper, Esq. second edition,Newport Pagnel!, 1802 (2)12mo.

%Ifc,. 706 Glapthorne (Henry) PLAYS.Argalus andParthenia, 1639-Albertua w- Wallenstein, 1640-The Hollander, 1640-Wit in a Constable, 1640-The Ladies Privilege, 1640 mall 4to. in 1vol. !e* The entire dramatic pieces of this writer.

8 ~a-4 707 Gloucestershire Garland 12mo. Cirence8ter, 1815 . 3 708 Glover (R.) Leonidas, 2 vol. old calf gilt 12m0. 1770 ' 3 . Jm=-Y 709 Glover. Another Edition, 2 vol. 1 in I\'

Du ROVERAY'SFINE EDITION, WITH TWO SETS OF PLATES. OXE PROOFS~ - ~ BEFORE ANY LETTERS red morocco, 9. e. post SVO. T. ~erz~hy,1798 710 Gtodwin (W.)Caleb\Villiams, 3 vol. mcwt 12mo. 1796 IO (> Qodwin (W.) Memoirs of the Author of the Vindication of the Rights Woman (May Wollstonecraft) calfgilt fiap. 8wo. 1798 . LC- &. 12 G-oethe (Von) The Sorrows of Werter, 2 vol. cay gilt - A Quotation from, or Note by, Midame Stael, portrait d&d, calf ilt 12mo. J!Dodsky, 1786 713 Goethe (Von) Herman and Dorothea, translated by Thomas Holcroft, ?3 plates, mgraved by Charles Warrm avd others proof portrait of the translatm inserted, ea& m. e. 12mo. 1801 714 GOLDSMITH(0.) POEMS AND PLAYS,with Life of the Author,pmtrait , ,$- , 8m. 8vo. Dublin, W.Wikon, 1777 +*+ OF QREAT LITERARYAXD BIBLIOQRAPHICAL IXTEREST, the copy having belonged to E. MALONE,Eeq., by him present.edto ISAACREED, Esq., with his inscription and MS. notes, correcting an error. At Reed's sale in 1807, it assed to Mr. Jolley, and in 1844, into Mr. DANIEL'Spossession, wfl o has placed in it an Autograph Note of Dr. GOLDSXITH,to J. DODSLEY,the Bookseller, uestmg that hewould Bend him per bearer the sum of Ten Guineagated from Gray's Inn, March 10,1764. 715 Goldsmith (0.) Poetical Works, with Life of the Author, Prefatory '9. Essay and DisRertations, by Dr. J. Aikin, plates catftztra, to an Ettlwaan pattern,g. e. a proof ptwtrait added 12mo. Cadell, 1796 I_. . 3 . . rL R-+&,s 716 Qoldsmith (0.)Another Edition, with Memoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, f portrait aJter Sir Joshua Bynolde green morocco,g. e. by Hayday l2mo. Pick+, 1851 I 717 Goldsmith (0.)Miscellaneous Works, now firetcollected by J. Prior, -1- 2 4 VOI. ."f --%I- ILLUSTRATED WITH VABIOUS SERIES OF ENQEAVIHQS ,(kClUdi?lg && .& BOVtZc#s UXLE'PTIERED PB0018, &!Ot?UWCfOPROOFS BEFOBE THE LETTERS, 8h3narpe's PROOF Portraits of (;TOhitb,Quiek, NiA,be.,) i-' 14 4, and a beagtiful drawing ofthe Viiac's Family ?so f3p cavextpa, g. e. by C. Lerais 8wo. 1837 s,.,.-& 718 Goldsmith (0.) Miscellaneous Works, edited by Peter Cunningham, I b . 41 vol. mith tL supp~essedPoutscri t to Prgace preuentatiolr copy, with two autograp3 notes from the rditor Suo. 1854 Y I : I

, ,.~ . 719Goldsmith (Oliver) Poems,qlates Du RO\-ERAY'Selegant editton, PBOOFS BEFORE LETTERS LARGE PAPER,$W and elRgMlt Copy royal 8co. Bensley, 1806

, 720 GOLDSMITH(Dr. 0.) Retaliation, a Poem, containing Epitaphs on D. !& IL- . Garrick, E. Burke, 8ir Joshua Reynolds, and others, with Account of his Life, two editions, 1774 and 1777-The Haunch of Venison, a Poetical Epistle to Lord Clare, head after H. Bunbury, Jirat edition, 1776-Thesame, seeond edition, head a9er Bunbury, 1776-T~~ TRAvELr,EB,Jirst edition, enfravhg on tifk by 'Wale and GrigIgh 1770, two copies-The Deserted Village, $ret edition, engraving on title, by Isaac Tqlor, 1770, two copiee haw bound vob. 4to. in 0n.e lo 721 Goldsmith (0.) The Traveller, a Poem, illurtratedwith etchittgs on steel WdLd '2 by Birket Foreter,omamented cloth, 9. e. 8uo. ~t.d. 2' . 722Goldsmith (0.) Vicar of Wakefield, 2 vol. FIBST EDITION, rare, ILLUSTRATED with 2 portraits, 3 originaldrawings and plates, caygilt 12mo. Salisbury, 1766 , 11 . 723 Goldsmith, Another Edition, Zargepaper, plates aj2er Stothard's designs, L,u . .I !I old calfgilt 8vo. Good & Harding, 1792 I. . I I . 7241 Goldsmith, Another Edition, 2 vol. in 1, woodcuts by Bewick a very scarce edition, eag 9. e. 12mo. Hmeford, 1798 . $ b 125 Goldsmith, Another Edition, engravings tzfier Westall's designs DO morocco, 9. e. 12n10. Shave, 1819 I 3 15 726 GOLDSMITH(Oliver) LIFE,by James Prior, from original sources, 2 VO~. J*'J U.tdgb portrait and monumental plate O-'' vq1 COPIOUSLY ILLUSTRATED WITH ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY PORTRAITS, . .Y. [n tb-9 VIEWS, DEA.WIHQS, faceilniles of &. Gold'with'e handwritiag, 4.. MOSTLY PBOOFS OR CHOICE IMPBESSIONS, many Very 8carce grem 'IIUW~CCOextra, by Chm. Le& avo. 1837 I *+# In one of the volumes is inserted an account of the origin of Gold- smith's Poem of " Betaliation" an unpublished Document in the autograph of David Gamic$ Two peculiarly intereating volumes. I; I 2 . 727 GOLDSMITHAND PABNELL,Poems BULMEE'SBEAUTIFUL EDTTION, with woodmts 8y the Bewi&s,povtrait hfdnn, of Qoldspnith, engraved by Anker &ith, a proqf; OM of T. Pamell, from Walker's series; TWO HEADSOF DB.GOLDSMITH, one aftr Bunburg, the other a vile caricature, but of Zitmay &&osity engravings of hk dwelling-house in &em Harbour obsM.t, hk htresting place, &., added green morocco hp.800. 1804

. 2 * 728 Gonzales. The Life of LazarilloGonzales, surnamed De Tormee, fhm L+rd1Qn) the Bpsnish, 2 parta,platee ltlwo. 1777 143 . . 729 Cbmx~~.The TFagedie of Gorboduc, whereof three Ah0 were wri- f,J.Lf- ten by Thomas Norton, and the two laat by Thomas Backuyle, set forth 88 the eame ~88ehewed before the Queen08 most excellent Meiesty, in her highnes Court of Whitehall, by the Gentlemen of the Inner Temple bhh Iettrt, Jhe copjr i marom abed~WOCCO,~. e. h. &%w,phtt%i 6y Edwd dl& for I& p&, 1590 .. ?&PC.' -0 I I '1 . 730 ~rdm(p.1 ~WUSHiatOry of Robert the Bruce, in Hemic Verne cod of -8, Cdf gilt lama. E&d. 1718 a3

731 Gostling (Wm.) Walk in and about Canterbury, withObservations, portrait and plates, meadded old calfgilt, book-plate and notee in M8. by Thos. Basker$eld, Ef3.A. 8vo. Canterbury, 1777 732 [Qough (ad.)]Some Account of the Alien Priories, and of such Lads II 88 they are known to have possessed in England and Wales, 2 vol. map of Normandy, red morocco, 9. e. crown avo. J. Nichob, 1786 738 GOWER(John) DE CONFESSIOXEAMANTIS IZ 5 . black Ittttt, in double co~unane,title inhid,ruled andornamented by Xrs. Wier in the best manner FINE COPY, rwsia,g. e.by Roger Payne, looled on the eidee and back in hispecul’mr manna- from Sir Marksykee’s Collectim. By T. Berthelet,printer to the Kingee grace Kingee folio. 1532 734 Grahame (J.) Poems, 2 vol. portrait added whitecalf extra,foolscap 9. e. avo. E&&. 1807 735 Granger (Rev. J.) Letters between him and the most Eminent Literary Men of his Time, with Notes of Tours in France, Hohdand Spain, edited by J. P. Malcolrn,platee, calfgilt 800. 1805 736 [Graves (Rev. Wm.) The Spiritual Quixote; or the Summer’s Ramble of Mr. Geoffrey Wildgoose, 3 vol.j+ont. by Wale Umo. 17

737 GEAVES-END TILT BOAT,a curiousCollection of Tales and Jests, g IS ‘ witten in imitation of the Cobler of Canterburie half red half morocco 12mo. 1699 *++ ‘cI never saw another copy of this curious volume, which wasevidently sold at the waterside to beguile the tediousness of a Voyage to Graves- end in the Olden Time, before the happy invention of Steam Boats.’’ Note by Mr. Daniel. 738 GRAY(T.) POEMS,with Bentley’s designsJine impressione 30 in the original binding folio. Dodeley, 1763 *++ GRAY’SOWN COPY, containing his magnificent Ode, “ Awake, Xolian Lyre, Awake,” (occupying 122 lines) ; a few Notes and an Additional Verse to his Elegy, in the beautiful autograph of the eminent Poet. In speaking of this interesting volume, Mr. Daniel writes: ‘(Among the many treasures in my Library, few I regard with more dection than this.” 739 hy. Another Edition,fiom %.Rogers’s library rwia 1amo. Gla6gow, Eoulis, 1773 740 QEAY. Another Edition,’ WITH MEMOIRS OF HIS LIFE AND WBITIHQS,BY MASON,containing the Will of Thomas Qmy, and Memoirs, 8vo. inhid in 4to. ; and Potter’s Enquiry into Johnson’s Life of the Poet beautifully bomd in red morocco sxtra, Q. e. by Leuin, Pbo. Ywk, 1775 THIS MOST INTEBESTIXW VOLUME is illustrated with u wards of OICE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POETBAITSof Eminent Persons and+ I~WE (chiefsy proof impe8eWm), Various Extracts from Newspapers, and M8. Addi- tions byIssachd,towhomit oncebelonged. It also containean original: Drawing of Gray ; Portrait in pen and ink,of Henry Elough (Tophet) by George Bteevens ; a Drawing of Stoke Pogis Churchprd, where Gray lies buried; Verses to Gray (in Garrick’s autograph) ; a MS. Index, w&,en by W.Cole, May 16,1775,in a fit of the Gout, and an AutoFph Letter of Hathias, in Italian, relating to Gray : with many other addition8 of a highly enhancingnature.

. .. :G . 741 GRAY(Tho.) POEMS,with Nemoira of his Life and Writings, by w. $- ._. .I ' Mason, 4 vol. I FINE SET, red morocco g e. by RogerPayne post Suo. Ymk, 1778 . . 6' .. 742 Gray (T.) Poetical Works, portrait and plates U& blue morocco,9. e. fcap. avo. 1790 2 .. 713 Gray. Another Edition,portrait Du Boveray's elegant edition oga large paper ; PBOOF PXATES before the letter#, with the illustrations engraved for Sharpe's edition, de~gned Westall,PROOFS ON LABQE PAPER ; Pieto of the Tmdi of Gray in 2toke Pogis Ckwrchyard inserted morocco, broadgold borders, e+es marbled adgilt jhm !l'. Williams'sroyalLibrary 800. 1800 .I 13 .. 744 Gray. Another Edition, withMemoir by Rev. J. Mitford, 5 vol. portrait, -if- green morocco extra, 9. e. 12n10. Pickering, 1840 . 10 L 745 Gray. Another Edition, edited by Rep. J. Moultrie, in& proof par- a(& traite, (one additional) and plates "ple morocco wpm extra,gilt gaufre edge8 8vo. Eton, 1845 (Ib . . 746 (T.) ODES, with mmwcript notes in thebeautgul autogrqh cf {+amrq,. the Poet~~~ wperbly bomd in olive 9norocco extra, enriched with exquisite tOo1h9, joints, and beauts@lJEoreated borders inside, lilred with crimeo~silk, contained in morocco case with spring lock imp. 4to.Strawberry Hill, 1757 *,,* !l'his production is of the greatest interest, and, as an exemplificatiou of literary enndour,highly curious, the Poet not only haring e:- plained in hie manuscript notes upon the margins, the passages m the Odeswhich had been thought obscure, but acknowledged the various sources from which he had borrowed aid for their composition ; the Notee richly illustrate Gray's declared reasons for girmg such assiatsnce to hie readers, " partly from justice, to acknowledge a debt when I had borrowed any thing: partly from ill-temper, just to tell the gentle reader that Edward the Firat waa not Oliver Cmmwell, nor Queen Elizabeth the Witch of Endor." The volume possesses all the importance of a Nanuscript, and is also of interest in mnnexion with Home Walpole, who in a letter to Chute (July 12,1757) writes- " With what do you think we open? Credits, Romani Impreaores- with nothing under Qraii Cawnina. I found him in town last week ; he had brought his two Odes to be printed. I snatched them out of Dodsley'shands, and they are to be the first fruits of my press." Q-ray has marked the mnsical time, and the directions for accompani- ment, to the second Ode, The Bard. "0 the Odes Mr. Daniel baa added ; Autograph of the song written for Mias Bpeed, '' !&Y& whm we parted swore," with a tranecript of the song in another hand; also of the amatory lines commencmg, 6' Mi& Beauty ad n leas we's gay t7iu~nphsto languish." Both the original MS. and the t-ript possess variations from these corn aitions 88 printed. Anto mph of a beautiful &taph '' On o CAiTd," which is supposed to %e indited. Autograph Letter of Miss Speed to Gray, and an Antograph Letter signed T. G.) from Gray to the Bev. James Bmm, respecting t6 e reception of the Odes at Cambride; also, &Vd PortlllitS of Gray, at different stages of his life, one of them a ~~eP'9flfirntlie 8iirtderry Hill Col.lectior, and Borne other interest% math, thforming a volume of great value, intor&, and iuPortan% ehcidthry of tho geuius of the great Pmt.

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747 Gray Elegy in a Country Church Yard, with The Grave by (T.) Bob. 4 b Blair, frontiqiece-Jones (Sir W.) Discourses, edited by James Elmes, 2 vol. 111 1 1824

748 &aY (T.) Correspondencewith W. Mason, and Letters to Rev. J. &' Brown, D.D.edited by Rev. J. Mitford,portrait adcled Suo. 1855 749 Gray. Catalogue,briefly descriptive of various Books and Original IS . Manuscript8 of the Poet Qray (by C. Wright) LARGE PAPER, privatelyprinted for Mr. Penn, presentation copy, with C. Wmght's autographnote royal 8vo. 1851 750 Green (Matthew). The Spleen FIBST EDITION, very rare (see Mr. Daniel's X#.note), beawtyul copy in old red morocco, 9. e. the sides richly owtamanted with gold tooling 8uo. 1737 751 Green (M.) The Spleen, and other Poems,plateg afler Stothard wncut fookcap 8vo. 1796 752 Qreen. Another copy, platesafier Stotlmrd blue morocco, 9. e. fwkcq 8vo. 1796 753 Greene (R.) Quip for an Upstart Courtier, woodcut black letter, scarce mall 4to. 1W

30 7s Gmne (R.) The Honourable Historie of Prier Bacon and Frier Bongay, as it was lately plaid by the Prince Palatine his Servants, wwdcllt on titk &o. Elizabeth &?de, 1630 755 Greene (X.)Pleasant and Delightful History of Dorastus and Fnwnin small 4to. 1703 756 Qreea (Valentine) Survey of the City of Worcester, plates autograph of T. BmkerJeld, ESP. P.S.A. fomnerly of Colcirester, Highbuy, and of Hatton Garden, calf 8vo. Worcester, 1164 757 GBEEH-GOOSEFAIR. The Three Merry Wives of Green-goose Fair ; With them for Mirth none can compare. Or, a Pleasant discourse of three Merry Cummers, Being full of deli ht and pleasant wit, The merriest Boof that ever was writ. In verae &e copy in green morocco extra, 9. e. 12mo. 1694 *+e UNIQUE. This ie one of the latest, if not the latest, vernacular English Medimval Fabliaux known to exist. In a small way, it is aa extraordinary as some of the late copies of the Percy M.S.-Ni. note Zy Q. Daniel. 758 GREENROOM Gossrp, or Gravity Gallinipt, a Gallimaufry in 2 vol. GL by J. Haslewood, with MS. additions and ~"VVWct6ttin 8 fim varioua sources, collected for an enlarged edition, and ~nri~Ied wit?& additional Theatl.ical Memoranda and a v&* of~rio~prim% not omfod, by Q. Daniel,hawrmsia 12mo. 1809 759 Gregory (Dr.) Father's Legacy to hia Daughters, plates u9er Stothard green morocco, 9. e. Jbobcap 8vo.1797 760 Gregory. Another edition, lates o$ler Westall, by A. 303 calf cxtra,9. e. by B! Bed Purd foolscap 800. 1828

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c hwu- 770 HALL(Joseph, Bp. of Exeter and Norwich) OCCASIONALMEDITA- I ," . TIONS, third edition, with the addition of 49 Meditations not hereto- fore published, set forth by H.. Hall his son very choice copy in the owtaal vellwn wrapper 18rno. X.3. fi Nathaniel Butter, 1683 -9n . 771 Hall (T.) Funebria Floree, the Downfall of May-Games, with Verse8 3 . . hav m~oeco,scarce ma81 4to. 1660 ~fdlow. 772 Hall-Stevenson (J.) Works, (Crazy Tales, Fables for GrownQentlemen, . 1 . &.) 8 vol. cavextra, 800. 1795

.\ l> 773 Hamilton (Count A.) Memoirs of Count Grammont, translated from the I 7 . French, with notes and illustrations,3 vol. $TUhpremiotu of the portraits red mo~occo,g. e. mown bo. 1809 ke 774 Hampahire. The Isle of Wight illustrated in a series of Coloured . I G Views, by Percy Boberts, after Drawings by the late F. Calvert, with descriptions size 1846 (3 . ; +(- 776 HANNAY (Patrick) PHILOMELA, THE NIGHTINGALE ;7 b . . I Sheretine and Mariana; A Happy Husband, or Directions for a Maid to chuse her Mate, &c. ; Elegies on the Death of Queen Anne (wife of James I) with Epitaph ; Songs and Sonnets FHE ENTIRE WORK IN FIVE PABTS, title C compartments, the rare pmtrait of tk author at tAe foot, md the EIWRAVXD LEAF OF HUIIIC, which wa8 not in tAe Bindw A POETICAJ VOIATYE OF PHI GREATEST RABIFF, crf which on@ three copies me known A BEAUTIFUL COPY in old vellum wrapper FROM ARCED.WRIUYQHAM'S COLLECTION,ira morocco case matt avo. Printed for NathmialButter, 1622 e.* e.* A CLOSE FACSIMILE COPY of the curious frontispiece,produced for Radd's series of &anger Portraits, a proof, is inserted in this curious volume.

:-1, 776 Harington (Sir John) The Metamorphoais of Ajax,aCloacinean Satire, with the Anatomy and Apology, to which is added Ulysaes upon Ajax, edited by 8. W.Singer, portrait of the author on& 10copiesprinted, , diue momcco ChMck, wliiftingham, 1814 88

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SIZES MIXED. LOT I 777 Harris (James) Hemes,or a Philosophical Enquiry concerning (IT&I Universal Grammar,fiont. marbled calfgilt Suo. 1786 I 778 Harris's List of Covent Garden Ladies for 1761, veq scarce, 1761- ! A Night at Derry's, 1761-Memoirs of the Bedford Coffee-Houee, 1763-htter to the Author of B Letter to a young Lady, 1764- Explanatory Remarks upon the Life snd Opinions of !I'ristrSm 1 Shandy, by 3. Kunastrokius, rare, 1760 calf extra, 9. e. 12mo. irl on6 001. IJ, 89

788 HAWKYNQE (TEE Born OF), m HUNTPBGEAND ~~SSEYNQE(me) ,o . woodcute, in prose admge black IettqJine cop M brouna 91u)).ocoo &a, g. e. rhto. &re boke of hawApge, hufitynge mdfp8hynge and with many other dyver mter8. Iinppted in Plde &&e at the qyae of$'dome by Wp&m de Wds,N. d. I+* UNIQUE." I consider this edition to be earlier than the folioby Wynkyn de Worde, printed in 1496. It is unknown to dl bibliographers. This copy was not purchased at publick sale, but came into my hands from the erne party in the country, from whom I obtained my matchlesscollection of rare old black-letter ballads, and other rarities of hardly lees interest and value."-X2?. wte by Hi. &&l. At the end of thie most rare and curious volume is inserted the original title-page of a hter edition of thie work, with two woodcuts.

789 Heber (Beginald, Bishop of Calcutta) Poetical Works, portrait ay ' El*, Ralfmorocco Atibrray, 1850 790 Hentzner (Paul) Journey into En land in 1598 ('temp. Queen Elizabeth) I I I translated by Mr. Batley at desk of HomWdple THE STRAWBERRYHILL EDITION FINE COPY, rsd f?Wly)CCO, 9. e. MU 800. 1767 791 Hentzner. Another Edition,with Naunhn's Fragments Begslis, or 2 Observations on Queen Elioabeth's 'Pimee and Favorites, and viewe, mvgilb atto. =&?$ 792 HEBBERT(~ceorge) WORKS,IN PEOSE AND VERSE,with Life by I . Walton, 2 vol. port. and fmd. AN ELEGANT EDITION, prhted by Whittkghmn &rk caE cawnitrs e&m, OM style 8v0, Pkkerity, 184Al

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796 Herbert (Sir 'l''ho.) Memoirs of the two last years of the Reign of Khg 'sb Charles I, with account of the Funeral of the King, portrait of& .hi Tho. Herbert post 8vo. 1815 b7 IC- . 797 HEREBEGYNNETE A COMPLAYNTOF A DOLOROU(I LOVER,UPON SUBBED WOEDES AND PAYNED COUNTENANCE : I say in right is reason, in trust is treason ; The love of a woman doth lsste but a season. black letter, in verse, uroodeuta, green morocco extra, 9. e. 4to. Imprynted by me Rnhert Wyer, dwetlynge at the ygmof Saynt John Ewmgehst in 8aynt Nartyns paryde, besyde Chahng Orosse in Niwytch ventes, b. d. +#+ A MOST BEAUTIFUL COPY OF AB OLD EXGLISRPOEM NOT ONLY BARE BUT UNIQUE. ?d&*erdt- & fh .(+'

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801 €htRrCK (Robert) Hesperides: or the Works, both Humane ad Divine, head (a &st) on pedestal, by Win. ~~8k11 G Io- RARE, $me copy in old blue morocco; j?om li'armty's land collections aero. ma *** With numerous references to similar lines by other Po&. f302 Hervey (Rev. James) Meditations among the Tombs in o W giltrichly red morocco 8vo. 1746 803 HEEVEY(Bev. James) MEDITATIONSAND CONTEMPLATIONS,2 VOI. eighth edition, frontispieces PEEBEITATION COPY TO HIS PHYSICIAB, DE.ROBERT NESBITT, with dedicatwy insmj~tionof Zen lines, in thevery neat autograph of the author, proof impression of the engraved frontiqiece to vol. 1, arc ORIGINAL LETTER by the authol; dated Feb. 29, 1747,and a portrait by Hiaken inserted IN CBOICE COHDITIOJ, emooth red wocco, broad gohi bWd&?%,fiu gilt backs, 9. e. v 1750 12mo. 804 Hesiod, Works, translated from the Greek, head fie copy in calf gilt '7 12m. 174.0 .I V 805 HEURES NOUVELLES, dedikes a Mademe hyale, contenant lee 13 J ' Exercises du Math et du Soir, lea prides de la Messe, &.front. by Jo.Gal2e red morocco, dsntelb bordsrs, tAe sides covered by a representation of a vase of fiwe~s,insecta, 4.. tookd in gold 'h tibe &&pO88ibb COnddiOn 129no. A BEUXELLES,chez Jem Joseph Bouc?mie *a* A PECULIARLY INTEREBTINB VOLUME. A PBECIOUB RELIC OF THE FIRST FREXCHBEVOLUTION, BEING THE BOOKOF PRAYERSWBICH AFFORDED RELIC+IOUS COXUOLATJON TO THE DISTRESSEDMIND OF MADAMEELIBABETIT aurin her Incarceration in the Temple, with her unfortunate brother Lo~8b1, KI~OF FEANCIE. On the fly leaf is the AUTOBEAPE OF THE PEINOEBB. Dated from the '' !l'empeZ, 1793." 8he was beheaded the 12th of May in the following YW. 800 Hepood (Mm. Elis) Secret HiStOriW, NOV& PmmS 41 VOl. '7 . porthit by Pa,calf lam. 1742 807 History of Frier Bush, woodcat0 I2 ' Mac& tetter, hpw$ect clt end mall 410. 1629 808 Histoy of a WnPindar of the Town of WakefitU, cut8 autogrqh of the h.F. PECK 800. 1706 809 Histoy of the &en Wise Miptresaes Of &me, m.and 12vno. 1712 calf $10 Hidory (pmo~ad mmed) of the Nine WOdhh of the world, woodut4t mil ?#o. C. Bmwn, n. d.

826 Home (John) Douglas, a Tragedy PIBST EDITIOB, with a prtrait md a character plate of Mr. Wd Ghlvon s&wmption edition, large paper, half morocco, uncut royal 800. Edinb. 1798 a21 HOYEEIILIAS ET ODYSBEA,Qr. 2 vol. pmtrait of Horner PICKEEIRG'SMINIATUILE EDITIOX, the enralkd ever prilrted II IC BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED OB VELLUM, ONLY 12 COPIES BTBUCK OPP ped morocco extra 48mo. !ljpk Cowall, 1831 828 HOMERIILIAS ET ODTSSEA,Gr. 2 vol. ,i @7 Pickering's read miniature edition i blue movocco extra, g. e. 6y Hay+ &no. CorraZl, 1836 829 Homer, Iliad and Odyssey, translated by Alexander Pope, with additional notes by Qilbert Wakefield, 11 vol. half ma&, wut 8m. 1796 830 Homer B la Mode, s mock Poem upon the firat and second Books of Homer's Iliad8 (by J. Scudamore) lspno. oa$,wa, 1664 V 831 Homer burlesqued pyBrydges], 2 rol. Aumlwmcs p2atar calf gilt 8ro. 1797 832

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857 Hurd (Bp.) Letter to Mr. Masonon the Marks of Imitation, Chd. . , , 1757 ; on the Idea of Universal Poetry, 1761-[Taylor Rev. Mr.] Reflections on Originality in Authore, 1766, with autograph of Dr. Hiehael ht in one 001. 858 Hurd (Richard,Bishop of Worcester)Whole Works, 8 vol. portrait ,+ . , tree-marbled calf gilt, 9.Clark% e. by €bo. 1811

859 Hurdia (Rev. Dr. J.) The Village Curate, a Poem I. calf extra, 9. e. 12nw. - 860 Hurdis' (Rev. J.) The Village Curate ; and Adaor theFiret of 2 . June +** An interesting copy, possessing the Autograph of the Rev. W. L. Bodes, and two pages written by him in the 73rd gear of his age, dated Jan. 12, 1835. 861 Hurtado de Mendoza (D.). Lazarillo de Tomes, with the Second Part I I . by J. de Luna, translated by D. Bowland, 2 v01. in 1 bhe vnmocco, 9. e. by 0.Led 16mo. 1663

862 Hymni Ecclesise e BreviarioParisiensi, jbrtiqiece of " The iKan of I b ' &?wOW8," mgraved by Fdtler, Oxmii, 1838-Hymni Ecclesim, excerpti e Breviariie Romano, Sarisbwienai, Eboracensi et aliunde, ib. 1888,2 vol. in 1, plates imerted scarce, blue morocco, g. e. lam. 1838 863 Hymns, chiefly extracted from the larger Moravian Hymn-Book '9L rme, &e copy in old green naorocco, ornamented &, 9. 8. 12m. 1769 864 hgKs (Mrs. Richmond, daughter of Col. J. Qardiner, who fell at I '3 . Prestonh 1745), hnaand Edgar, a Tale THE DEDICATION COPY TO QUEENCHARLOTTE, splendidly bound in red ~OTOCCO9. e. sides ormmnted withgold tooling, by W. 8cott (the Lekof Edinbwrgh) 4to. Edinb. 1781 '9 . 865 INSTITUTION(THE) OF A GENTLEMAN,Anno Domini 1568 small 8vo. Imprinted by Th~rnas.&whe, 1668 REPEINTED ilr 1839, by Charleg Whittinglrom Cn blatfr Ietttr, at the expense of George Boaper, E8q. PEESENTATION COPY to Hr. Dmiel, vellm, 9. e. m. avo. 1839 866 Interludes (Two) of Jack Jugler and Themytea, reprinted for the I I . Boxburghe Club,from J. Haslewood, cute Cto. Lee P-, 1820 867 Ireland (Sam.) picturesque Views of the Upper or WarwickshireAVO% I '(0 . with Obeervations on the Public Buildings and Works of drt in its Vicinity, 2 vol. in 1, plates b aqua-thta *Oqhma& extra, 9. e. royal %o. 1705 **I ILLIJ~TEATEDby a fine ovd DBAWINGOP TEE HEADOF IHIW JONES (? by Val Green) the designer of the bntof Cornbe Abbey, 8e8p. 88, and THIRTYOTHEB POBTEAITSof the Mo& and debrated nages mentioned in the work, which contains Views of Keaearn's HOW, Stratford Churcb, &e; 8 Broadaide, entitled '' An &cellent Ballad of Sir Guy, Earl of W-ick, Hted and soM L in Al- Qhup&yard; aome Cuttinga from Newsppere of the Period of the 8trstfoFd Jubilee in 1769 ; and other Shake~pericm embellishments. . .- 97

580 JAMES I, KINGOF ENGLAND.ESSAYES OF A PEENPIBEIN ‘PEE DIVINE 3(. . , Am OF POESIE redmorocco,tooled joint8,g. e.by 0.Lewis Edhb. l!Vii&&&, 16&a 881 JAMESI. HIS MAJESTIE’B POETICALLEXEBCISES AT VACANT ~. HOURES FIXST EDITION, RARE, VERY FINE COPY, red mo~occo,9. e. Ediabwgh, R. Waldeyrave (1591) *#* After the conclusion of Du Bartas’a French translation of the ‘(Le- panto,” this copy has a ‘(Sonet,” (on a leaf marked x) often wanting. 882 James I. The Kings MajestiesDeclaration to hie 8ubjectsconcerning ,,, Lawfull Sports to be used ORIQINAL EDITION, VERY BABE from the collection #’Lie&. W.Thrnton, with his portrait inserted small 420. (1618) 883 JANESHORE. The History of BistrisJane Shore, concubine to King *I . . Edward the Fourth, who was wife to one Matthew Shore, a Gold- ’ smith in London, wherein is declared her wantonlife, with her miserable end, and death of her husband, in verse

*#+ Only one other copy is known of this most quaint little volume. The present, which has the imprint cut off waa Heber’s, who b ught it from the BibliothecaAnglo-Poetica. 6 4 L. 6 f- 5&< 884 Jeffrey of Monmouth, British History, translated from the Latin, with Preface on the Authority of the History, by Aaron Thompson veryjne copy’ ~rcssia,g. e. avo. 1718 885 Jenyns (Some) on the Internal Evidence of the ChristianReligion, proof portrait added, old gilt cay 12mo. 1776 886 Jephsoa (E)‘Braganza, a Tragedy, portrait added, Xorace Walpole hiau w&tm his own nmne as tlce miter of the ~ilogus,1775- Law of Lombardy, a Tragedy, mith M8. mtes 7y 11. Walpk,1779 -The.Count of Karbonne, a Tra ed Mdia proof plate added9 1787 . -Julia, a !hgedy, 1787-The dtetaFarm, Ouah, 1784 ’ . Irish maumcco, 9. e; the ~uthOt”6initials stamped in you on sides 8vo. in one 001.

*#+ Presentation copy, (6 To Edward C00ke,fim the A~th,”with inhp , tion in-hia autograph, subsequently Horace Wdpole’s 85’1 Jerningham (Mr.) Poems, 2 t01. ca2fgilt 12mo. Bobma, 1796 888 JeF1.old. ~ife &meine of .Douglse Jerrold, by his Bon, Read fm aht . myal Uw. 1860

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890 XII MERY JESTS OF TBE WYDDOW EDYTH @hit brown morocco extra, g. e. 4to. 1573 *** A MOST BEAUTIFUL COPY OF ONE OE TEE RABEBT BOOKS IN TEE ETIGLISELAXQUAQE, the only other known copy being in the B~dleim Library. On the title-page we are told that the book contains- No fained stories, but matters in deed Of xij, of her Jestes here may ye rede, Now newly printed this present yeare, For such as delite mery Jeatee for to here.

Awrding to the 'I Preface," the widow Edith wm the daughter Of John Haukpn of Exeter, but he dying, she was brought up educated by her mother in dl kinds of lying and artiiice- Chargyng her upon her blessyng That she ne should medle with my thing That sowned unto good huswyfry, But aye study to forge and lye, &c. She afterwarcla married 8 person of the name of Ellp, but; eloped hlm with B servant of the Earl of Wilt&im. The title-page of this edition also states that she lived 6' in the time of King Heny the Eighth." These Jests exhibit a highly curious description of mamere, and the stones are very entertaining, all displaying the cunning snd fj~udeOf the widow.-.lKS. mte by Mi.. Daniel. 99

*e* A very quaint and curious jmt-book of most excessive rarity, believed to be UNIQUE. me date has been altered by a pen to 1638.

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JOOABELLA, OB A CABINFA! OF CONCEITS,whereunto added ,3 j, Epigrams and other Poems by B. C., front. aJine copy in the original binding, in a green mwoeco ca8e 12mo. Printed by R. Hodgkinsos, 1640 *X* " This very curious jest-book is, in its present state, UHIQUE. It is unnoticed by bibliographers. See a longaccount of it inCollier's Farther Particulars regardingShakespeare, 1839. The Poems are undescribed by Collier, who had never seen a perfect copy. One jest regarding Shakespeare, No. 391, is not found in any other work."- Mh'. note by Xi. Daniel.

905 A BANQUETOF JESTS,new and old, (in Proseand Verse) futt length ,x . portrait of I' Archee the Kingea Jester," hy T. Cecil1 $ne copy, very scarce, in a ease 12mo. 1657 906 B~WER(T.). MERRY JESTSOF SMUQTHE SMITH,OR THE LIFEAND ,? DEATHOF THE MERRYDIVEL OF EDNONTON,with the pleasant pranks of Smug the Smith, Sir John and mine Host of the George, about the stealing of Venison. Whereunto is added Mr. Peter's Fables and Smugs Ghost, rcoodcllts black Ietter $ne copy, i?a red ca5 9. e.4to. London, ?tinted for .&am& &le0 CEweUing en the OM Bayley, 1667 *** UBIQUE.This most quaint and interesting jest-book is dated 1657 on the title-page, and wrongly 1567 on the last leaf, where is a large woodcut representing- Here Smug the Smith, with leave of his host, Doth baffle the Beepers upon a signe-post.

907 HUGHPF,TEES. The Talesand Jests of Mr. Hugh Peters, collected Q into one volume. Published by one that hath formerlybeen Con- versant with the Author in his life-time, with tL vey rare portrait of Hugh Petera, LL No lye to tecRey-Hugh Peters, the and the last " with copy of the same, and copy of another rare portrait imSl.ted red morocco extra, 9. e. 4to. 1660 908 JEST-BOOK.Versatile Ingenium, theWittie Companion, or Jests Of ,z a]] Sods, from Ci& and Countrie, Court and Univenitie, Demo- critus junior, print imerted wery$ne copy in green morocco extm 9. 8. 800. 1679 984 &gland Jests, refined and im roved, being 8 Choice cOlle&On Of the Me&& Jests, Sm&& iepartees,Wittiest hyings, and most Notable Bulls yet extant, front. with e@t very Bcwce l2nw. J. Harris, 1687 910 Jests, refined md improved, being CbOiW ColleCtion Of the \ Merriest Jests, Smartest Repartees, Wittiest h'ings, and most Notable Bulls yet extant, to whichadded XIV Characters drawnthe to Life, with he* raoond editim, with addithu, tmt Ibo. J. Hi,1681 JESTS-emtinued. 911 England‘s Merry Jester, or the Court, City and Country Jests, with a Second Part of Bulls, Banters, Quibbles, and the Art of Wheadling, flontipiece @er P. Bowhe ea% g. e. J. W2de foc N.Boddingtolc, 1693 912 Apollo’s Feast, or Wits Entertainment, consisting of Pleasant Intn Delightful Stories, In enious Poems, Witty Repartees, Merry Old Tsles, Novels. %rolomles and Epilogues,-. published bya, the Author of ‘Pills to purge Melancholy (T. Durfey) )IzO1”occO. a. e. rare 1703 12mo. 103

JESTS--continued. 919 JOE MILLER’S JESTS, OR THE WITS VADE-MECUM,being a Coll&ion of the most brilliant Jests, the politest Repartees, the most elegant Bon-Mots, and most pleasant Short Stories in the English Language FIRST EDITION, EXTBEMELY MRE, half rmsia, portrait inserted 8vo. 1739 920 Joe Miller’s Jests, by J. Mottley, coloured frontispiece, 1823-New . Joe Miller’s Jests, coloured frontiepiece, 1824 12m. (2) 921 Joe Miller’s Jests ; or the Wit’s Vade Mecum, ninth edition, engraved whole-length portrait by Morlq, II! Reed, 1747 - Modius Salium ; a Collection of such Pieces of Humour as prevailed at Oxford in the time of Anthony B Wood, Ogord, 1751-The Rhapsody, being a display of the Wit and Humour of Past Times,compiled from the curious Remains of the principal Poets and Beaux Eeprits who were Eminent for either, X Cogan, 1760-The Speech that was in- tended to have been spoken by the Term-filius in the Theatre at Oxford, had not his mouth been stopped by the Vice-chancellor, London, 1813 many of the names noted in Mi. in one vol. calfgilt slllcrll 8@0. 922 Swift’s Jests ; or a Com endium of Wit and Humour, being the I Facetious Jokes and &ttr Sayings of the most Eminent English I Wits, calf extra 12mo. Hmy Dell, 1769 923 Jests of Beau Nash, consisting of a variety of Humorous Salliesof wit, . Smart Repartees, and Bon Mots, portrait, 12mo. w.BGtoW, 1763 924 Yorick’s Jests, or Wit’s Common-Place Book calfgilt, scarce 12m0. S. Bladon, n. a. 925 The British Jester, a Collection of Bon-Mots, Witty Stories and hecdotes, with Humourous Poetry 1am0. Ipsuricir, Reia, %. a. 926 !Che Covent-Garden Jester, or Ned. Shuter’s Jokes, J).onti!piece, mitaker, 1774 - The Entertaining Jester, being a ColIection printed at Chicheater, 1783Johnsoniana; or a Collection of Bon Mots, by Dr. Johnson and others, headof Dr. Johmofl, 1777 Woman’s Wit, wmtiq the title-page in extracalf by C. Leu& 12m. 4 vol. in 1

927 JemmyTwitcher’s J&e, or Wit with the Gravy in it, dbcted by a ’ Member of the Beef-steak Club, and now first published by Dad Gunston, with the rarefrdekc8, 8m. 1770 928 BENJONSOX’S JESTS or the Wit’s Pocket Companion, 8 new COl- . l-tion of the most ingenious- Jeste, Diverting stories, Phm~t Jokes, &. THIRD EDITIOX 104 105

942 Johnson (Samuel, LL.D.) Some of the Proof Sheets to an Edition of Lives of the Poets 7 WITH COHEECTIOIW IR THE AETIIOR’SOWN HAND, 2 vel. some portraits added, purple morocco extra crown 800. - *e* Of great curiosity ; showing how the author softened or strengthened the power of his meaning during the progress of Printing. 94B Johnsoniana. Life of Dr. Sam. Johnson, withRemarks on his Writing, , 9- his will, and Catalogue of his Works, Eeursh 1785-1~~~~,a Tragedy, Jirst edition, Dodsley, 1749-Whyte (If A.) Remarks on Boswell’s Life of Johnson, Dublin, 1797 half calf 8vo. in me uol. 944 Johnson(Doctor Samuel) His Library Catalogue, portrait added, . G ilzterleaved, calf extra, g e. 8vo. 1785

*w+ On the fly leaf Mr. Danielhas written “ Doctor Samuel Johnson magnus et venerabile nomen! ”

945 Johnson (Dr. S.) A set of TwentyCaricatures of Dr. Johnsonand . ld J. Boswell, illustrative of the Tour to the Hebrides PROOF IMPBE88IONS, open letters, roith a# additional carieatwa of “ Bozzy and Piozzi ” added, hay calf gilt obhg 4to. 1786 946 JOHNSONIANA; OB SUPPLEMENTTO BOSWELL, BEING ANBCDOTES52 AFD SAYINQSOF DE.JOHNSON, enlarged into 2 vol. ma najkently hdin red morocco extra, with ban& richly gilt Zchs, 9. e. by ~ewis 4to. Bway, 1836 THESE TWO VOLUMEI ARE OF COBSIDERABLR IFFTEBEST AND VALUE, having been illustrsted with much ta8t.eand judgment, and now con- tain upwards of THREEHUFDEED AND FORTYPortraits, Views, kc. ia masy instances choice proofs, Curious Caricatures of Dr. Johnson, and no less than 62 Portraits of the great Lexicographer; others of Pope, Foote, Sterne, Burke,Whitfield, Mrs. Woffington, Dr. Sacheverell, Prints of the Cock-Lane Ghost, &c. &c. ; also, SOMEORIGINAL DRAWINGS, 142.- Dr. Strshan’s House at Islington. Dr. Johnson in his Travelling Dress, as described in Boawell’s Tour. Dr. Johnson and Boswell seated at table, by BunburJr. Dr. Johnson, full-length. Sketch of Dr. Johnson’s Head. Dr. Smollett. Dr. Johnson, adckand others at Tunbridge wells, by Logan. Boswell in the Dress of a Corsican Chief. ~~~o~~~ LETTERSof James Boawell to 1- &d: GeWP sbevene toDr. LOA: various Memoranda and Newspaper Cuttings, on Boswell’e Life of Johnson, by E A whyha IXTE-~~N~AUTOQ-PE LETTEE, dated A 9th 1794 of SI& JOSHUA hNoLDeto ~MUXDMASOXE, re P stive to a Subscription for Erecting a stshe to the Doctor’s Hemw in st. Paul’s ; and othw important additions of an enhancing a*.

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976 (Kidgell, Rev. J.) The Card, 2 vol. frontispiece of the firrue ofcl~a8, in colours 12m. 1755 976 KING (HUMPHREY)HALFE-PENNY WORTH OF WIT IN A PENNY- WORTH OF PAPER ; OR TEE HERMITESTALE $ne copy of a very rare Poem, halfgreen morocco 4to. London, Printed for Thmm Ph,by the A88@nmnt of Edw. Blount, 1613 *#+ This is called the third impression, but no other is known, and only two or three copies of the present edition are known to exist. 977 King (Josiah) Examination and Tryal of Old Father Christmas, together with his Clearing by the Jury at the Assizes held at the Town of Difference in the County of Discontent, with the very rme frmtkpiece, msia extra, 9. e. mall 8w. 1678 978 Kinge (Dean John) Fourth Sermon at Hampton Court with author's autograph inscription mall 4to. Oxford, 1606 979 Kirkman (F.) The Unlucky CitizenExperimentally described, in the variousmisfortunes of an Unlucky Londoner,intermixed with severall choice Novels, illustrated with pictures fitted to the Reveral Stories, mgraved title in compartmmta e lanatory kaf and portrait of the authr, msia,9. e. Go. Xteevme,3 copy mall 8vo. 1613 980 Knight (8.) Life of Erasmus, portraits and plater, kb.1726-Life of Dean J. Colet, portrait andplates, 1724 $he copies in rlcssia extra, 9. e. am. 2 voz. 981 Knowlee (James Sheridan) The Love Chase, a Comedy, in five presentation copy, with the original order of admittance for Mb.. Daniel a!ndmd on th$ret repre8mtation, signed by tlu hthor cdf avo. bfoxm, 1887 952 Knowlea (J. S.) The Maid of Mariendorpt and W~~an'swit, 01: Love's Disguises, 2 vol. in 1, proofportrait added presentatwro copies, with aUthi?r'8 autograph immption calfuncut, extra, top ecEge gilt 8210. 1838 983 Knowles (Sheridan) Love ; and Old Maids presmtahn copies, W'th hm' t&R8, aproof daracter E~RAVINOOF THE AUTHOB AB MASTEEASTER, adOttB of dli.. &nid h6ded, in 1vol. carextra, gilt top 8eo. 1540-41 984 Knowles (J. S.) Dramatic Works, 2 volePort9'At preeentatim copy, with Lwc+ph mall 8vo. 1841 985 LMkington. Memoirs of the first forty-five years Of the Life of James Lackington, written himself,by portrait, uncut 800. 1791 986 Lackington. Another edition, the gmmth, wait bY Ridlsy, '*. 179&cam (Ed.) Account of the colon Of van Diemeda Land, and chiefly written by Qw. DmJ 1524 half calf 1%~.1826 987 LA FO~AI~(M.de FABLESCHOISIES, qti- en mgTtwirrg to each dabb, 5 vel. red wocco, by Washer, tb of h9~P~w 12mo. Paris, C. O-t, 1709 110 111 998 Langhorne (Dr.)Fables of Flora Manmcl.ipt, with dmiglrb by rStotlard, copied by 12. ds Cyrarto, red naorocco, g. e. 1797 999 Langhorne (Dr. John) Poetical Works, withMemoire by his Son, 2 vel. in 1, portrait, cay extra, 1801-Lyttleton (George Lord) Poetical Works, with his Life, plates by Bvrney, large paper, Calfgilt, a presmtfiom Sam. Rogers, Zsq. the Poet, to hi8f;icnd J. D. Shypard,with inscr+tion, 1801 lam. (2)

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?' J 115 lo48 Lyre of Love, (edited by Courtier) 2 VO~., illatratedwith 58 extra Portraits,many of which arejne Proofs foorsmp 8~0. 1806 1049 Macaulay (T. B. hd)Critical and Historical Essays, 3 vole. account of LordMacaulay$ Funeral added 8vo. 1849 1050 mackenzie (Henry) Man of Feeling, plates by Stotirard, and ~dcuts, green morocco, gilt edges 1800 The Old English Baron, a Gothic Story, plates, 2 vol. 12mo. 1811 1051 Macklin (C.)Man of the World and Love B. la Mode, Portrait illusirated with additional Portraits of MacRlin, Quick, Lewis, ad Cotman; un original Playbill of Love d la Mode for Miss MmR- h's BeneJit; curious Autograph Letters of Machlin, Lewis, and Quick,extra &., calf 4to. 1793 1052 Macneil (Hector) Poetical Works, 2 vol. in 1, plates by Stothard red morocco, gilt e%es 1801 12mo. 1053 Magazines, 8 vol. withoutplates, and 1 vol. of Shakespeare, &c. a bundle 1054 Mallet (David) Works, 3 vol. old gilt calf gilt old l2mo. 1759 1055 Malone (Ed.)Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of the English Stage, and of the Economy and Usages in our Ancient Theatres THE ORIGINAL EDITION, NOT PRINTED mR SA LE,^^^ copy, morocco extra? giltedges A drawmng of the portrait of the author, head of the Earl of South- anqton, view of the Globe 27reah.e and other illustrations inserted am. 1790 *,* A copy of Waldron's Reprint of Downes' Roscius Anglicanus, With additions by Thomas Davies, 1789, is bound up with the foreping 8vo. 2 vols. in 1 1056 Malone (E.)on the Authenticity of the (Ireland) Miscellaneous Papers and LegaI Instruments, facS;miles calf eztra 1796 8vo. 1057 Manley (Mrs.) mePower of Love, in sevenNovels, newer beforepublbhd THICK PAPER, old blue turkey, gilt edges 8m. 1720 1058 Marcus Aurelius, Emperour and eloquent Oratour, His Golden hke slightly wormed 16mo. T. East, 1586 1059 Marlowe (c.)Tragicall History of the Life and Death of Doctor FaustU8, with new Additions bine& irmr, yellow morocco extra, !$t tOOliRg 4to. 1619 *** This pBre edition pos~ssesgreat interest in having on the title a woodcut ofaeyn in his dramatic costume 88 MephBtophde8. 1060 Marlowe (c.) Hero and bander, begun by Christopher and finish& by George Chapman,a bmtifd CoP9, Plater bq( Faithorne

1061 Marlowe Lueb Dominion, a TmfFdk (C.) 12mo. 1657 mssia extra

117 1077 Mathews(Charles) Celebrated Entertainments, including his Trip to Paris, America,At Home, Youthful Days, &c., &c. humourous plates in colours of the talented actor in his various characters. A thick volume, having an autograph note inserted half blue morocco 12mo. 1078 Mathews (Charles) Sale Catalogue of his Library and engraved Tlleatrical a, Portraits, &e. ; in this The celebratedCassolette formed of the mulberry tree planted by Shakespeare, bequeathed by Mr. Daniel to the British Museum ,was purchased ;Criticisms on Mr. Mathews' performances; the Trip to America coloured frontispiece Sale Catalogue of the Furniture, Literary and Dramatic Library of J. P. Harley,Esq. 2 copies. In thissale occurred the GOLD MOUNTED STICK presented by Garrick to King when he undertook the part of Lord Ogleby : it afterwards passed to Jack Bannister, then to Harley, at wbose saleit was purchased by Mr. Daniel, and will be sold again among Mr. Daniel's Theatrical Relics, (see Catalogue, Post.) Character Portraitsof Mr. Mathews, and of Harley as Dr. Panglose are inserted The stick being represented therein half caw in an 800. volume. Yofwt, 1079 Maundrell (H.) Journey fromAleppo to Jerusalem, with the Author'rr 7- Journey to Mesopotamia, plates largepaper, neat old Cambridge binding. 8w. Oxford, 1740 1080 Maxims, &e. The Spartan Manual, or Tablet of Morality, a collection of Apophthegms, Maxims, and Preceptsof the Philosophers, Hems, and other Feat and celebrated characters of Antiquity, edited by Joseph Ritaon, calf extra, yilt edges. 1785.-1*.- PanLheon of the Heathen Gods and Illustrious Heroes of Antiquity. 2 ~1- 12mo. 1793 &-a 1081 May-Day, a Poem, plates 16m0. 1769

I 118 1084 MELANGE (Cuatous). Card of invitation to the unfortunate Dr. Dodd andhis Wife, withPortrait-Curious early Tailor and Drapers' SU Pattern-Sheet, with severe remarks on the Court of Chancery by Mr. Daniel-CalifornianNewspaper-Devil and Doctor Faustus, the MS. Play in 3 acts-Account of the Deaths of Sir Robert Peel and the Duke of Wellington-Adventures of Sir Richard Whittinson, a funny chap book-Stereoscope, &c. 1085 Memoir of the Societyof Grub Street,. 2 vol. 12mo. J. Wilford, 1737. s-% 119

log1 Microcosm (The) A periodical Work, by the Right Hen. G. Canning, , , J- H-Frere, and others, 2 VO~.in 1,portraits of Canning ad Frere half morocco, uncut foohap 8vo. windsor, 1809 1092 Mickle (Will.) PoemsTragedy and a -I. boards, jirst edition 4to. 1794

1093 Middlesex. Ordinance of Parliament forCommitteea ofMilitia for ‘ 3. . Westminster, the Savoy,Clement’s Danes, Giles’-in-the-Fields, Andrew’s Holborn, Sepulchre’s, James’ Clerkenwell, Mary Isling- ton, and Giles’ Cripplegate Bfeclt fetter, scarce small 4to. 1647

1094 Middleton (C.) Life ofCicero, 2 vol. jine copy, in old gilt calf 4to. 1757 ‘ ‘7 . 1095 Middleton (T.) Tragi-Comedie, called the Witch (edited by G. Stevens) . Printed for private distribution only at the expense of Is. Reed, portraitadded, half morocco, uncut 8vo. n. d. *.* This was a presentation copy to H. Fuseli, and has the following inscription-“ Hy. Fuseli, from the Editor, George Stevens.”

1096 Middleton. Another copy . l+ c, Privately printedby Isaac Reed, scarce 8vo. no date

1097 Middleton (T.) A Mad World my Masters, as it hath bin lately in Action b I 1 by the Children of Paules FIRST EDITIOIP,~Mcopy in red tllo~occoextra, gilt tooling 4to. Printed by H. B. for Walter Burre, 1608

1098 Middleton (Thomas) The Manner of his Lordship’s (Sir ThomasMid- 2. 2. . &ton, Knight) Entertainment on Michaelmas-day last, being the day of his Honorable Election, with Sir John Swinarton, Knight, then LordMajor, Sir HenMontague, Maister Recorder, and many of the Right Worshipfu7 the Aldermen of the Citty of London. At that most famous and Admired Worke of the Running Streame from Amwell Head, into the Cesterneneere Islington, being the sole invention, Cost and Industry of that Worthy Makter Hugh Middleton, of London, Goldsmith,for the general1 good of the citty a.40. Printed by N*holas Oke8, 1613

1099 Middleton (T.) No { :$) like a Woman’s, a Comedy, cut in the . ‘2 . head-line, calf gilt 8w. €I.Morsley, 1657 d‘ c “7 1100 Middleton (T.) Two new playes ; viz. More Dimemblembesides Women I ’ . and Women beware Women, portrait blue morocco, gilt edges 8m. H. Moreley, 1657 120

1103 MILTON (John) ENTIREWORKS, PROSE AND POETICAL,printed from the original editions, with a Life of the Author by the Rev. JOHN MITFOKD,8 vol. portrait after Faithorne and facsimiles withcopy of Autograph PICKERISG'SFINE EDITIOU, PRINTED BY WHITTINGHAM,calf extra, bevilled boards, curmine edges, old style 8uo. by Hayday, 1851 ++* Portrait after Thurston, drawing from Painting by Dobson; an UN- LETTERED PROOF after Fuseli from Duroveray'sedition of the Paradise Lost,Milton dictating tohis daughters, after Stothard, PROOF ON INDIA PAPER, &c. inserted , 1104 MILTON(J.) POETICALWORKS, 2 vol. TILT'S ILLUSTRATED EDITION, a VERY BEAUTIFUL woodcuts by Orrin Smith and others, after designs by W. Harvey PRINTED ENTIRELY ON ISDIA PAPER, on which no copies were executed for sale, olive morocco extra, gilt edges, by Riviere 8vo.1843 '+* Portrait of Milton by a. Vertue, a fine and beautiful Proof inserted. 1105 MILTON(John) MASKE(&MUS) PRESENTED AT LUDLOWCASTLE. 1634, .Ym~ on Michaelmasse Night, &fore the Right Honorable JohnEark r of Bridgewater F1R.w EDITION, very $ne copy in green morocco extra, gilt edges EXTREMELY RARE 410. London, printed for Humphrey Robinson, at the &ne of the Three Pidgeons in Pauls Church-yard, 1637 *** Mr. Loscornbe's copy of this most rare tract fetched €25. The co Y now for sale, a genuine unnoticed one, wasa present from Mr. HalP. 1- well, and has the following inscription,--" To my old friend George Daniel, J. 0. Halliwell, July 29th, 1854." .. . 1106

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1111 121 1’112 Milton (J.) Paradise Lost, portrait and plates, AutographNotes of . . Dr. R. Farmer and F. G. Waldron I2m. 1751 1113 Milton (J.) Paradise Lost, 2 vol. rS.. Du Roveray’s edition on LARGE PAPER, proof plates before the letters blue morocco,joints, gilt edges royal 8vo. 1802

1114 Milton (J.) Paradise Lost, frontispiece by Aug. Foz. Pickdng’s ’ ’1 . miniature edition morocco, gilt edges, by Hayday 48m. 1838

I I15 Milton (Jobn) Paradise Lost. Books I and 2 ; collated, the original ’ (., pure structure restored, with various readings and notes by Capel Loa, caw, a presentation copy to Thomas Hill, Esq., with editor’s autograph inscription mall 4to. Buy St. Edmunds, 1753 1116 MILTON(J.) PARADISELOST AND REGAINED,SAMSON AGONISTES, and . I I . Poems uponseveral occasions. 2 vol. adorned with sculptures 8w. Tonson, 1705 1117 MILTON(J.) PARADISELOST AND REGAINED,with Samson Agonistes I 17 . and Poems. 2 vols. portrait and plates blue morocco, by Roger Yayne 18m. Tmuon, 1711 1118 MILTON (J.) PARADISELOST, REGAINED,SAMSON AGOBISTES, AND /I . . POEMSUPON 3EvmAL OCCASIONS, fiom the text ofThomas Newton,

D.D. 2 vols. I BASKERvILLE’g PINELY PRINTED EDITION, the ed@ UNCUt; MOST RARE IN SUCH STATE. Whole bound, dark blue morocco, by Led royal 8vo. Birminghum, 1758 *,* To these beautiful volumes are added the Honourable Charles Town- send’s subscriptionticket for a copy of the work on publication, with autograph receipt by J. Dodsley, TWO ORIGINAL DRAWINGS by Hay- man, PROOF PORTRAIT OF THE POET, EIGHTEEN PROOFS of C. Taylor’s designs,illustrative of the Poems ofMilton, and a ClIOICE LAWE PAPER PROOF set of the designs after R. Westall, published by Sharp in his pretty edition.

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123 1138 Moore (Thoman, the Poet) Notes from the Letters of Thomm Moore to his Music Publisher, James Power (the publication of which wm '3 suppressed in London), with an Introductory Letter fromT. Crofton Croker, Esq., F.S.A., portrait and plates inserted 1 calf, gilt extragiltcalf, post 8w. Red'eld, New Ymk. I *** IT 1s BELIEVED THAT NOT TWENTY COPIES ARE EXTANT. Bound up with this are Messrs. Waller's Catalogue of their coII&on of Letters by T. Moore, which they had on sale in 185PCorrespondence between the Right Hon. T. W. Croker and the Right Hon.Lord John Russell onsome passages of '' Moore's Diary " Murruy, 1854 !

1139 Moore (Thomas, the Poet), Sale Catalogue ofupwards of a Thousand .I c, 1 Letters to Mr. James Power, the music publisher, portrait inserted 8m. Puttick and Simpson, 1853 1 140 Moore, Fables for the Female Sex, plates by Hayman Y. gilt calf old gilt 1766 1141 Moral and Entertaining Tracts. A collection of Pieces, in Proseand 7 Verse, which were very popular at the close of the last Century,

about which time they first made their appearance from the pens of I the Rev. Mr. Cecil-Hannah More, most having a woodcut on the first leaf; manyby Bewick. Early, rwt &st editions, 1 VO~. dark calf dark 12mo. 1142 Moravian Hymns, designed for the use of the Congregations in union I with the Brethren's Church 8vo. 1754 1143 Moravian Hymns, chiefly extracted from the larger Hymn-Book of the Brethren'sCongregations. 12mo. 1769.Hymns for the useof the Protestant Church of the UnitedBrethren. 8uo. 2 d. 1789 1145 More (Hannah) Search akr Happiness, 1775The Inflexible captive, . c, 1774-sir Eldred of the Bower and the Bleeding Rock, 1778- I' Percy, a Tragedy, 1778; Autograph of T. Hull, the cmdian, to whomthe volume was presented &/ H. (see her Autograph Insm>tion); Proof Portrait of H. More added old gilt calf in calf gilt old 1 vol. 8v0. 1146 More (Hannah) Ccelebs in Search of a wife, 2 VOl-,fr~~ieCe b MINIATUREEDITION pale olive morocco extra,gilt edges24tno. Tilt, I837 1147 More (Syr Thomas) Utopia, translated into Englishe by Raphe RobYo~o, 32 with PmscrgeJ omitted in the subsequent Editions bbtB fnta,pne copy in red morocco,gilt edger, from the L*ad8 Of Dr. Chauncy an$ George ,'teemu 16m. Imprinted by Abraham Vele, a- d. 3

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1155 MUNDAY(ANTHOBY) The Downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntington, j1 afterwards called Robin Hood,of Merrie Sherwodde, with his Love to Chaste Matilda, the Lord Fitzwater’s daghter, afterward- the Faire Marian, bIach iettet, for William Locke, 1601-The Death of Robert, Earl of Huntington, otherwise called RobinHood, of Merrie Sherwodde, withthe lamentable Tragedieof Chaste Matilda, his faire maid Marian, poysoned at Dunmow by King John, 6iatk lomt, 1601 Two PLAYSOF GREAT RARITY in oneuol., small 4to. 1601 1156 Musarum Delicia :or, The Muses’ Recreations, containing several Pieces 3 of Poetique Wit, by Sir J. M[ennis] and Ja. S[mitll] jne copy, red morocco, gilt 12mo. 1656 1157 Muse in GoodHumour : or, A Collection of the bestPoems, Comic J Tales, Choice Fables, Eni-mas, Riddles, &c., from the most eminent Poets, 2 vol. in 1, &st edition, front. and vignette by Bichham russia, gilt edges 12MO. 1745 1158 Muse of New-Market : or, Mirth and Drollery, being Three Farces acted I before the King and Court at New-Market, viz., The Merry Milk- maid of Islington ; Love lost in the Dark ; and the Politick Whore 4to. 1680

1159 Music. A Collection of Manuscript Hymns, Catches, Rounds, and Songs ’ (including ‘‘ The Cuckow,” &c.) oblong avo. 1160 Nabbes(Thomas) Plays collected into one vol., viz., Hannibal and 3 Scipio,l637-Microcosmus, 1637-CoventGarden, 1638-The Shin- ing Glory, 1639- A Presentation designedfor the Princes Birthday, 1639-Tottenham Court, 1639-The Bride, 1640-The Unfortunate Mother, 1640 in 1 uol. russia small 4to. 1637-40 1161 Nash (Beau, of Bath) Life, extracted principally from his papers by Oliver Goldsmith, portrait old calf 1762 1162 NASH(Tho.) PIERCEPENNILESSE HIS SUPPLICATION TO THE DIVELL bhrk ietm VERY PINE COPY, in russia by Roger Payne sm. 4to., for Nicholas Ling. 1595 i 163 Nash (Tho.) Pleasant Comedie, called Summer’s last willand Testa- I merit, 4to., $ne copy, brt corner of Sig. c 2 made up with Ms., and two leaves wanting bright red mccoextru, jinely tooleri and gilt 1600 1164 Natural History. Beauties of Creation : or, a New Moral System of Natural History, 3 VO~., wwdcutsby BewicA, presenting UeY eurly specimens of his labours scarce lame. 1793 1166 Ndmn (Robert) Companion for the Festivals and Fasts of the Church 1 . of England, twenty-thid edition old gilt morocco, gilt e&es 8w. 1766 ‘fh 1166 Neve (Tim) Cursory Remarks onsome of the Ancient English Poets, . particularly Milton, privately printed cagilt f extra, edges 8w. 1789 1167 Nemade William, Duke of) The Country Captains and the Varietie. I I Two t&m&e#. plate of DuRe and Duchess of Newcastle seated dark carf dark 12mo. 1649 ‘4 14-4 6

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3L 127 1177 OFFICIUMCHRISTIFERE VIRGINIS MARIB SECUNDUM %a&& USUM ECCLESIEPARISIENSIS, CUM CALENDAR10 A MOST EXQUISITE Mmuscarrr ON THE PUREST VELLUM, (measuring tc- 3; inches by q) admirably written by a @st-rate Caligrapher, 3 6 J‘ WITH MINIATURESAND BEAUTIFULLYILLUMINATED BORDERSBY +J--- A FRENCHMINIATORE OF THE HIGHEST SKILL IN HIS ART, interleaved a?dd bound in blue morocco with border of gold on sides, gilt edges, in a re3 morocco12mo.case Scec. sui THISTRULY BEAUTIFUL VOLUME formerly belonged to Mr. Edwards, who considered it “ bt~ farthe most elegant and delicate of the Italian illuminatedOfices thut he hadbeenable toprocure.” Dr. Dib- din in his Decameron (vol. i., pp. clxxx-clxxxi) has given a description and five Engravings from Miniatures inthis precious gem, which he pronounces ajewel of caligraphy and illumination.” At Ed- wards’s sale it was purchased by Mr. North for €120, and was resold in 1845 for €135. This Bijou commences witha Calendar,in which are depicted, in 12 MINIATURES, theprincipal occupations of the Months executed in the highest style of Art, and as Dr. Dibdin justly observes, “Such a Series oj’ apposite Illumination surely never was before beheld I ” Each page of the Calendar, like the Offices themselves, is decorated with an admirable Border, invariably upon a lilac-tinted ground, composed of ropes and ribbonds twisted into love-knots and fancifulshapes, playfully ornamented in the best taste with the Devices and Mottoes of the Family for whom it wm executed. The Mottoes used the oftenest are “Firmitas Eterni- tatis spem duplicat ” and ‘I Non Mudem.” The Deviceusually introduced is that of a Globe, but in several instances the Ietter 5, and in one a crowned C decorate the Borders. The volume contains also numerous CAPITALS,richly illuminated in goldand colours, and 15 MINIATURES,conceived and executed with surprising delicacy and precision. Several of the Intitulations are in letters of gold As A WHOLE IT IS UNDOUBTEDLY ONE OF THE FINEST SPECIMENS OF FRENCHART EVER SUBMITTED FOR SALE BY AUCTION 128

I , . 1179 O'Keefe (John) Dramatic Works, 4 vel., autograph of the Author# whMw proof impression of the portrait after De Wilde inserted, marbled calf 1798 8vo. L 1180 Oldfield. AuthentickMemoirs of the Lifeof that celebrated actreo Mrs. Ann Oldfield, containing an account of her Transactions from her infancy to the time of her decease, with aPoem to her memory, third edition,third pp. 44. small 4to. 1730 4- . 1181 Oldham (J.) Compositions in Proseand Verse, with Life and Notea by Gcallm, E. Thompson, 3 vol. curious Autograph Letter from W.Salmon to the Rev. J. Spence, giving an account of Oldham, inserted old gilt calf gilt old post 8vo. 1770 3s . . 1182 OLDMEG OF HEREPORDSHIREFOR A MAYDMARIAN. AND HEREFORDf!~ TOWNEFOIL A MORRIS-DAUNCL,or twelve Morri&lancers in Here- fordshire of twelve hundred yeares old Mack fctter,Jire copy in russia ertra, gilt edges 4ro. London,pl.inted for John Budge, and are to be Sold at his shop at the great south doore of Paules, 1609 **+ An interesting tract of enormous rarity. The present copy W= bought at the sale of Bright's Library for €20 5s. 1 1183 OLDPOETRY. A Hundredth good Pointes of Husbandrie, by Thomas is0 Tusser, transnipt of the first edition, 1557.-The Paradise of Dainty Devices, reprinted from a transcript of the first edition, 1576, in the handwriting of George Steevens, Esq., with additional pieces from the editions of 1580 and 1600, and Introductory Remarks, Bio- graphical and Critical, by Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart. TRE PROOF-SHEETS, with various readings from the other editions, and corrections, and including some early Poetical lines from curms I volumesused while printing the British Bibliographer edited by Brydges and Haslewood, with Autograph Letters of Geo. Steevens, H. Ellis, kc., included in the 001. russia,gilt edges, from Mr. Haslewood's Collection m. 4to. 1810-12 1184 OLD POETRY.England's Helicon, a Collection of Pastoral and Ly~ic & poems, published at the close of the reign of Queen Elizabeth, with Introduction by Sir Egerton Brydges, The prqof-sheets, with Additions, &c., used by Mr. Halewood for the Reprint in the British Bibliographer, with gome Reprints of Poems, of which only a small number were printed, russia, gilt edges from Mr. Haslewood's Collection 8ma11 4t0. 1812 1185 OldYS (w.)The British Librarian, an Abstract of &- and Useful ba Books and MSS., portrait inserted ((Rat, very scarce in such state, whole bound calfgilt 8uo. 1738 II IO

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1189 O~ithologiaNova : or, a New General History of Bids, 2 ~01. nutmow woodcuts $ne copy in russia, joints, gilt edges, rare 12m. Binn. 1743 1189* oesian's Poems, translated byMacpherson, with Discourse on the Authenticity of the Poems, 2 vol. plates by Heath green morocco extra,gilt edges mown 8w. 1806 1 190 Otmy (Tho.) Works (Plays, Poems and Letters), 3 vol, ptrait old gilt calf, m. e. 12mo. 1757 1191 Otmy (T.) Works, with Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Life of the Author by Thomas Thornton, Esq. 3 vol. portrait by Rivers, and plates by C. Armstrong an unlettered PROOF PORTRAIT OF OTWAYinserted calf elegant 181 post 8vo. 3 1192 Overburie (Sir Thomas) his Wife, with Additions of New Characters and b.4 6- . many other Wittie Conceits never before printed lurge mpy, vellum wrapper small bo. Rod. Allot, 1628 Autograph of Tho. Alstonon title. 1193 OVIDIIO;ERA OMNIA,cum notis variorum, 3 vo]. engraved titles jne large copy, blue morocco, gilt e&es 8w. Amt. 1683 1194 Ovid, Art ofLove : the Remedy of Love: the Art of Beauty and Amours, with plates,head of Ovid inserted calfextra, gilt edges, by Edwards of Halifax et. 8m.1808 1195 Owen (R.) New View of Society, or Essays on the Human Character, b private proof portraitadded blue morocco, joiats, watered silk linings, gilt edges 8w. 1813 Printed for presents only. 1196 Oxford Sausage (The) or Select Poetical Pieces by the most celebrated Wits of the University of Oxford, large paper, woodcuts cav, marbled edges 1814imp. 8m. 1197 P. (L)WITCH OF THE WOODLANDS,OR TEE COBLER'INEW TRABS- LATION,-

'6 Here Robin the Cobler, for his former evils, Was punisht worse then Faustus with his devils." Imrr, with exceediingly grotesque woodcuts,jFne copy in calf extra, gilt edges FIRST EDITION, UNXQUE 12mo. Printed by A. P. for W. Thackeray, at the Angel in Duck-lane, neer West Smithjeki. n. d. 1198 Pacquet from Will's, containing Letters of Ph8ant Memoirs, Intrigue8 and Adventures, &c. calfgilt 800. 1701 6' A curious volume, containing oddParticulars of Miles's Musick House, Or Sdlers Wells, Islington ; Bartholomew Fair, &c. &c-" Afs. Note by G. Daniel. 1199 PAogAm. ~WDO~J'STRIUMPH ; OR; THE SOLEMN AND MAGNIFICENT R~E~TIOBOF ROBERT TICRBUBX, LORD MAYOR,after his return from taking his Oath at Westminster, OCL 29, 1656, dedicated the Company of Skinners by 1. B[ulbl). VERY m~g,the edges arncut, probably unique in such sfate small 4to. 1656 S 3 131

1212 padl (Dr.Thomas) Poems, publishedby Mr. pope ; withLife of ZOilus, and his Remarks on Homer's Battle of the Frogs and Mice dark calfextra, gilt edges, portrait added 8vo. 1747 1213 Pamell. Another Edition, the sixth Old red )ROrOCCO, gilt borders and centres 12~.Dublin, 1735 1214 parrot (H.) Laquei Ridiculosi : or, Springes for Woodcocks, by H. p. In uerse, rare green morocco extra, gilt edges square 12~.Printed fm John Burby, 1613 1215 PASSIODOMINI NOSTRI JEW CHRISTI MANUSCRIPTON VELLUM(4) inches by 3;), with seventeen MINIA- TURES, painted by an Italian Artist, ingold and cnlours olive morocco, leather linings, with gold tooling both inside and out, gilt gaufrd gilt edyes 12m. Sec. XVI. 1216 PATTSICR.The DelightfulHistory of the Life and Death of that renowned and famous St. Patrick, Champion of Ireland, containing his Heroick Actions and Valourous Atchievments Frontispiece and woodcuts BIacL imrr, green morocco, girt edges 12~.Donnan Newman, 1685 1217 Peele (G.) Battell of Alcazar, fought in Barbarie, betweene Sebastian King of Portugal1and Adelmelec King of Maracco, with the Death of Captaine Stukeley. Vey$ne copy, uery rare green nrorocco, gilt 4to. Imprinted at London by Edward All&, 1594 1218 Pegge (S.) Curialia Miscellanea, portrait, 1818-[Ireland W. H.] Scribbleomania, 1815 in 1 ml. 8vo. 1219 Penn (William, the celebrated Quaker). Fruits of Solitude, in Reflec- tions and Maxims relating to the conduct of Human Life, eighth edition, scarce 18mo. 1775 1220 Pennant (Thos.) Some Account of hndon, plates FIRSTEDITION, calf extra, gilt edges, bound from boards 4to. 1790 4.' A few Advertisernate of Metropolitan Tradea added. 1221 PENNYHlsmRrES.--The King and the Cobler, both parts-hug Meg of Watminster-Wanton Tom, or, the Merry Historyof Tom Stitch the Taylor, both parts-Strange and WonderfulRelation of an Old Woman that was Drowned at Ratcliff-Highway, both parts- Tom Tram's Mad Pranks and Merry Conceits, the three plrrts plete, uey &saltto obtain in this perfect stute-Pleasant and Delightful History of Thomas Hickathrift, both parts-The History of Tom Thumb, twoprts-History of Jack and the Giants, both parts-pleagant Talea of the Wise Men of Gotham-lferry Conceits of Tom Long the arrier-Famous HistOrJr of the Valiant London Prentice-Histov of Four Kings, their Queens and Daughters. A collection, with woodcuts, is, extrdinady $ne condition, printed at Newcastle about 1760 rusri~lextm, ric~lybound, tooled and pufffed edge8 in 1 -1. am. 132 1222 PENNYHrsmRxEs.-Blind Beggar of Bethnal-green, cuts, Newcastle, n, d.--Comical Adventures of J. Spiller, comedian, at Epsom, kc., %! Edinb., Mnccz.-Histoq of Mahomet, ib., 178’L-The English Archer (Robin Rood’s Garland), ib. n. d.-Book of Pretty Con- ceits, ib. n. d.-Five Excellent New Songs, il. n. d.-Valentine and Orson, ib. n. &-Warning to England, ib., 1698-Various Collec- tions of Popular Songs, ib. n. d.-Ramsay (A) Monk and Miller’s Wife, Kilmarock, n. d.--ComicalTransactions of Lothian Tom- Siege of Gibraltar, Falktk, n. d.-Book of Knowledge, Glasgow, 1809-Seven Wise Masten of Rome, Stirling, n. d.-Seven wise Mistresses, ib. n. d.-Jack and the Giants, Glasgow, 1822Ahe~- Chace, Stirling, n. d.-Crafty Princess, Glasgow, n. d.-Poor Richard‘s Maxims, ib., 1807-Young Grigor’s Ghost, Edinb., n. d. Johnny Armstrong, Newcastle, n. d.-Ducks and Green Peas, 1 Edinb., 1801-Duke of Gordon’s Daughters and Captain Ogilvie, Stirling, n. d.-Collier’s Wedding at Benwell-Fair Rmamond- HouranBanow-Janet Clinker’s Oration on Old Women, &c., Edinb., n. d.-Christ’s Kirk on the Green, ib., 1718-Wandering Young Gentlewoman’s Garland-Factors’ Garland-YorkshiE Gar- land--Jane Shore-Last Dying Speech of Nicol Muschet--Three Bonnets, Edinb., 1793, woodcuts IL CU~~OUScollection, calfgilt in 1 d. 12mo.

(, 1226 PENNYHISTORIES, ~ollemed by Mr. Ritson, comprising ROmances# ’ Talea, Histories, JW, Riddles, Fortune-Telling Booka printed at Nwcortle, &. in 1 wk 1!2mo* From the Heber Collection. 133

1229 Percy (Bp. T.) Reliques of Ancient English Poety ; 3 701. I4 .FIRSTEDITION, containing ballads omitted in the=&sequent $ne copy, old gilt calf 8vo. 1765 1230 PERRAULT(Mons.) The History of PassedTimes; or, me TALES ‘ *) MOTHERGOOSE; beeing the Discreet Princess, and the Widow and her Daughters; with Morals. French and English, plates calf extra, giltedges, RAKE 12mo. London (?Holland), Vandenburg, 1764 1230* Perrault, anotheredition, French and English. 2 vol.in 1, jnely . 5 (> engraved plates half bound, scarce 12mo. London, printed and Sold at Brussels, 1785 1231 PENNYMEaarlaENTs.-An extraordinarilycurious collection, consisting ‘ I 0 . of- (a) Cupid’sSchoole, whereinYong Men and Maydsmay learne divers sorts of New, Witty, Amorous Complements. Newly written, ’! and never any written before in the same kinde :- ‘‘ Complaine unto thy Love with flattering Art, For gentle words do move the hardest heart.” large woodcut bhcL IPttet,a beautiful copy, EDGES UNCUT, unlQur 189110. Printed at London by Richard Cotes, & are to be sold by Francis Grove dwelling on Snow-hill neere the Sara- sine Head, 1642 (b) Price (Laurence)Map of MerryConceites, wherein is contained muchmirth which may yield pleasure to the Reader, delight to the Hearer, content tothe Buyer, profit to the Seller, and hindrance to no man.

‘6 All you that doe spie me, come quickly and buy me : If once you doe try me, you will not den J me.” in prase and verse ! b&c& iettet,jfne copy, I~NIQUE London,printed by E. C. for Francis &me, 1656 *,* This curious little volumeincludes a hitherto unnoticed edition of Nicholaa Breton’s Crossing of Proverbs (c) The CrueU Uncle, or the Hard-hearted Executor, being a warning for dl men, especially for Executon~and Overseen of the Poor, the Widdow, and the Fatherlease. WOODCUT Wn,a beautiful copy, EWES UNCUT London, by E. Crouch fur F. Coles, T. Vere, and I. Weht,1670 **e This is a UNIQUE EDITION of the Old Penny Hietoy of the Babes in the Wood. (a) The Anatomy of a Woman’s Tongue,divided into Five Pa* -A Medicine,a Pogson, a serpent, Fire, and Thunder, whereunto is added diverse new Epigramr, never befote phted, with many other delightsome Noveiti-, in ?%.me, large woodcut, in TWO PARTS a Wst beautiful copy of a WWQUE POEM, EWES UXUT L&n,p*inted fm Richard Harper, andare io be sold at his shop in Smithjeld 12m. 1658 tk whole contained in a blue morocco me

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1232 PENNYMERRIMENTS-AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF EARLY ENQ- 21 . LISH ; alleither unique or of the highest degree of rarity. fh (a) The Knight Adventurer; or, the Infamous and Abominable Hi5 tory of that Terrible, Troublesome, and Vain-glorious Knight, Si Firedrake Liar& fetter, woodcuts,$ne copy Printed by R. J. to be sold at the Black Spread Eagle and Sun in the Old Bayley, 1663 (b) The Pleasant Historyof Tom the Shoo-Maker, shewing his Birth, his Education and Life, as also his Travels to London, puttimg himself an Apprentice to a Shoo-maker. BOTH PARTS b&rk letter, woodcuts Printed for I. Hose over against Staples Inn in Eolb~ neer Grays Inn LUW,1674 (c) No Jest likea true Jest, being a compendious Record of the MerryLife and Mad Exploits of Capt. James Hind, the Great Robber of England, together with the close of all at Worcester. woodcut LIacL fetter Printed by A. P. for T. Vere, and are to be sold at his shop at the sign of the Angel without Newgate, 1674 (4 TheWitty Jests and Mad Pranks of John Frith, commonly called the Merry Conceited Mason, Brother and Fellow Traveller with Captain James Hinde, the famous High-way Man hchfnter Printed for Tho. Passenger at the Three Bibles UP the middle of London Bridge, 16T3 (e) The Famous History of Valentine and Orson, being the two 0.b fhn~of the Emperour of Greece, written by Laurence Price quaint wdut Printed fm William Whibdat the sign of the Bell in Duck Lane, 1673 cf) The Most Excellent History of Argalus and Pdenia, being a Flower gathered out of Sir Philip Sydney's rare Garden- wuoodncts ifark kt@t Printed by A. P. fm T. Vme,at the sign of the Angel without Newgate, 1672 @) A Book of Merry Riddles, very meet and delightful for youth to try their wits. woodcuts Mach Printedby E. C. J. Fright at the Globe in Little for .... i Bn'ttain, 1672 (h) Hey for Horn Fair, the General Market of England, or Room fk CUckolds ;being a merry progress of nine several sorts of Cuckolds here discovered, full of mirth and merry &~ou~newly presented from Horn Fair to all the merry good Fellows of England, to which is added the Marriage of Jockie and Jenny. singular woodcut Of the horn bfacfi fma Printed fm F. Coles, T. Vme,and J. Wright, 1674 ti) The Five strange Wonders of the World ; or, a new merry Book of all Fives, which was written and printed on purpose to make all the people of England merry if they bave no cauw to befaad Printed Jot William Whiuat the Qolb Bell in Duck Lane, 1674 in 1 ~01.green ))~mocooerea, gilt 12w. 135 1233 Percy (Bp.) Reliques of Ancient English Poet9 ; 3 vol., *ttes 22. ~ECoWD EDITION, eaes uncut, rare in such state, beautiful copy, whole bound in green morocco after a pattern of C. Hering Dodsley, 1767 1234 Peters (Hugh) A Dying Father’s Last Legacy to an Only Child : or, 2.. Mr. Hugh Peters’ Advice to hie Daughter, written by his own hand during his late imprisonment in the Tower of bdon, and given to her a little before his death ; portrait setatis 61, verses under 18mo. n. d. 1235 Petrarch (Fr.) Life, by Mrs. Dobson. 2 vol.plate8 2 large paper proof, beautiful copy, calf elegant, gilt edges, by Lewis royal 8vo. 1797 1236 Philips (Ambrose) Three Tragedies: The Distrest Mother; The Briton ; Humphrey GloucesterDuke of 12~0. 1725 1237 Philips (Ambrose) Pastorals, Epistles, Odes, &c. head inserted. Ilmo. Tonson, 1765-Pomfret(Rev. John) Poems; withlife. 1736- Philips (John) Poems, attempted in the style of Milton, with life, portrait, 12mo.1762 all in old gilt cay, (3) 1238 Philip’ Pastorals ; a pirated edition Mlf 800. H. Hills, 1710 1239 Phillips (Ed., the Nephewof Milton) TheatrumPoetarum Anglica- norum, containing the Names and Characters of all the English Poets from the reign of Henry 111. to the close of the reign of Elizabeth, edited by Sir E. Brydges, calfgilt, by Bedford crown 8vo. Canterbury, 1800 1240 Pickering (Wm., the respected Bookseller and Publisher) In Memoriam, conaisting of Particulars of his Difficulties, Decease, and Burial, got together by the hand of Friendship; Autograph Notes relating to the to Collector’sFriendDeceased 12mo. 1241 PIERCEPLOWMAN’S VISION, now the second time imMnted, with certain L Notes and Collations biuac) Irtut, dark blue morocco, gilt edges ma. 4to. imprinted by Robert Cmly, 1550 0.’ Narcissus Luurell’s copy, with Monogram. 1242 pindar, Odes, with other piecesfrom the Greek, and a Dissertation on tbe Olympic Games, by Gilbert West, 2 POI- very aeata very cop9 12mo. Ddley, 1783 1243 Pindar (Peter, i. e. Dr. Wolcott) Poetical Works, 5 VOL portrait $ne copy in marbled calfgilt, btight backs a proof-pottrait inserted 8w. 1 794- 180 1 1244 Pinkerton (J,, under the asaumed name of H. Benne4 aasuyof Wit, I 2 vol. catfgilt CT.800. 1786 1245 Paemn (J.) Scotti& Poem, with Glcwsarg, 3 vel. plater, portrait added line eopy in green mmm,gilt e+cs, by C. Lee post 8uo 1792 1246 p~utus’com~i~translated intoBlwk Ver~eby B. Thornton, G. Colman and R. Warner, 6 vol. D. GABRICK’SCOPY, in old red mmom, gilt edges 8vo. 1769-74 136

1247 Play Bills (Old) Curious Cuttings from Newspapers, Broadsides, Exhi- J&& bition Bills and other singular and rare pieces, sufficient to form a I volume 1248Plays. Falstaffs Wedding,in imitation of Shakespeare, byKenrick, I&- 1760-The Good-natured Man, byDr. 0.Goldsmith, 1768-Tbe Jealous1761-The MayorWife, of Garratt, 1769 i 8110.in 1 wl. 1249 Plays (Old).The London Cuckolds, by E. Ravenscroft, 1682-The f?J+ ' County Wife, by Mr. Wycherley,1675-The Country Wit, by Mr. Crown, 1675-A Fond Husband, or the Plotting Sisters, 1678 ; and MadamFickle, or the Witty False One, by Tho. Durfey,1682 I -The Plain Dealer, by Mr. Wycherley, 1677 in one volume,old morocco covers sm. 4to. 1675-82 1250Plays (Old). Six onwhich Shakespearefounded a likenumber ofhis &% Dramas, selected by Mr. Steevens, two vol. in 1 carf extra, contents lettered -post 8vo. J. Nichols, 1779 I 1251 Plays (Old). A SelectCollection, the Second Edition, withNotea, by Isaac Reed, 12 vol. whole russia, edges uncut, from Sir Mark Sykes's Collection, OIL I and initiuls on the sides CT.8vo. Dodsley, 1780 9' 1252 PLEASANTCOMCEDIE, (A) WHEREIN IS PERILY SHEWEN THE WITOP A k$y WOMAN, ajne copy of an old English Play of great m'ty light brown morocco extra 4t0. London,printed for Edward White, amd are to be sold at the little Nortlb doore of Paules Church at the sipe of the Gun, 1604 1253 Pleasant History of Caw& the Rook, wo~~ts 53fl bkh imrt, inkaid, calf extra, gilt edges 4to. 1683 1254 Pliny's Letters, translated by Melmoth, 2 VO~. f.l.r old gilt calf 8w. 1777 . 1155 Plutarch's Lives, translated from the Greek,with Notea and a New fife cb-" I of Plutarch, by the Langhornes jne set, bright old treemarbled calf gilt 8m. 1778 137 H60 Poems.Woman, by E. S. Barrett, Esq., plates by Westall, 1822- Wallace ; or, The Fate ofEllerslie, &c.,by J. Finlay, plates, Glmgow, 1804-Poems written by Miss Strong, the first Wife of Charles Mathews, the Comedian, Doncater, 1802 12mo. in 1 vol. 1261 Poems by Sir Henry Wotton, Sir Walter Raleigh, and others, edited by the Rev. John Hannah morocco extru,gilt edges 12mo. Pickering, 1845 1262 Poetic Garland, 6 plates, 1806-Beattie(Dr. James), Minstrel, Load. 1797-Armstrong (Dr. J.), Art of Preserving Health, Essay by Dr. Aikin, plates after Stothard, 1803-Anstey (C.), New Bath Guide, frontispiece from thejErst edition inserted, undplates, 1804-Buckley's Works, and other Poems, by Nath.Howard, plates, 1806The Sabbath, with Sabbath Walks and other Poem,, Edin. 1817 12mo. (6) 1263 Poetical Facetie. Folly in Print; or, A Book of Rhymes 3 original binding 12mo. 1667 *,,* Contains several curious songs 1264 Poetical Prolusions; or, SelectPieces of AncientPoetry: I. The Nut Browne Mayde: MasterSackville's Induction, and Overbur s Wife. 11. Edward the Third. 111. Nosce teipum, written by gr John Davies, with a Preface by E. Capell, Bq. caw extra, m. e., gold borders post 8vo. Tonson, 1760 1265 Poetry (Ancient). Miscellaneous Pieces of Antient English Poesie, via. The Troublesome Raigne of King John, written by Shakespeare (1611), extant in no edition of his writings ; The Metamorphosis of

Pigmalions Image ; and, Certaine Satyres, with the Scourge of 'I Villanies, by John Marston, all printed before 1600 [edited by J. Bowles]. small 8vo. 1764 1266 Poetry. A Collection of Poems, by several hands, 6 vol., printed for J. Dodsley, 1770-A Continuatory Collection, 4 vol., printed for G. Pearch, 1770, vignettes FINE SET, uniform in bright oldgilt calf crown 8vo. together 10 ~01. *,,* Tn the third volume, the vignette presents viewa of Pope's Grotto at Twjckenham, which adds to the value of these volumes. But for the Collection being formed and published by Dodsley and Pearch, numerous &autiful and well-written pieces would inevitably have perished. 1267 Poetry. Essay on Man, byAlex. Pop, plates by Stothard,red mor-, 0 proof portrait added, 1796-Anstey (C.) New Bath Guide, plates, some cuttings relating to the Author, 1797-Ramsay (AW Gentle Shepherd, portm't and plates, (3hsgoW, 1758-The Chase &c., withLife, &c., by Ed. Topham, Esq., engravings by Scott uf.ter Sartorius.Whittingham, 1817 12w. (4) 1268 poetry. nepoetical Works of Rob. Burns,Day, Falconer, JohllSon, LOGbond,Moore, Warton,and others 24mo.in 5 vol. 1269 PO=T(I. Pomitg of Gower, Cbaucer,Shakespeare, Ben Jonmn, 3 MagginEr. Shirlev, Fletcher, Miller, D'Urfey, Young, GmY, ! 139

1280 POPEANA. ANECDOTES,OBSERVATIONS AND CHARACTERSOF BOOKS p I . AID MEN, COLLECTED FROM THE CONVERSATION of Mr. Pope and other eminent persons of timehis ; by the Rev. Joseph Spencc. !I Published from the original Poems bySanruEL WELLERSINGER, j! ESQ. !: li *.* POPEWAS THE FAYOURITE AVTIIOR of the late proprietor. The 1: ;: volume contains ONEHUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXILLUSTRATIONS, !! consisting ofmost rare and beautifulproofs of Pope and his contemporaries, selected after muchresearch and at very considerable expense.Anlong them occur a viewof Pope'sVilla, DRAWN BT BARRETTin 1821, afine specimen sf this celebrated artist in water colours as a frontispiece ; head of Pope by Fourdrinier; with auto- ,, graph of Pope, 1734; ANOTHER, to receipt of the first payment by !! Mr. Barton Booth,for a copy of the Translation ofHomer's Iliad; drawings of the portrait of Stephen Duck and Onslow the Speaker. Ij green morocco extra, giltby edges, Lewis 8uo. 1820 ;j :i 1281 POPULARHISTORIES. The Friar and the Bov (inverse). both Darts. If ' woodcuts, n.d.-Life of Sawney Beane-Rochester's 'Jokes, hood- cuts-High German Fortune Teller, woodcuts-Welch Traveller, woodcuts-CanterburyTales, by John Chaucer, Junior, woodcuts -The Witch of the Woodlands, woodcuts-History of Prince Fatal and Prince Fortune, a Fairy Tale, woodcuts-Prophecies of Robert Nixon-History of Johnny Armstrong of Westmoreland,cuts- Mother Bunch's Closet newly broke open, 2 parts, cuts-Dorastus and Faunia-TheShoemaker's Glory; or, History of the Gentle Craft, cuts-HighGerman Fortune Teller,cuts-History of LawrenceLazy, cuts- FamousHistory of the ValiantLondon Prentice, woodcuts-Whole Plcasures of Matrimony, cuts-Dialogue between a BlindMan and Death, cuts-Historyof Thomasof Reading, cats-Zsop's Fables, cuts russia, gilt edges in 1 vol. 12mo.

7m-k 1282 Porson(Rd.), Tractsand MiscellaneousCriticisms, collected and arranged * by the Rev. Thos. Kidd calf 8vo. 1515 1283 Porson. Narrative of the LastIllness and Death of Richard Porson, . A.M., by Dr. Adam Clarke, 1808-Report of the Proceedings of the Eisteddfod at Brecon, Sept. 24, 25, 1822 ; with facsimile of an ancient nlannscript of Aneurin the Bard, Brecon,1823-Devel- theim (A. F. Comte) Conjectures sur 1'Ume de Barberini apparte- nant au Duc de Portland; engravings of the subjects on the celebrated Portland Vase in outline, Helmstedt, 1801 in 1 vol. 8190. :k+,,, 1284 PORTER (Henry). THE PLEASANTHISTORIE OF THE TWO ANGRY 27 WOMEN01 ABINGTON,with the humorous mirthe of Dick Coomes and Nicholas Proverbes, two Serving-men $ne copy, rare, green morocco extra, with gold borders 4to. Imprinted at Londonfor Joseph Hunt, 1599 I-

LL Ywhd 1286 pat (F. J.) Extracts from his Diary and other Manuscripts, with a . Memoir ; portrait, privately printed bo. 1838 140

. 2 . 1287Prayers. A NewYear's Gift, composed of Prayersand Meditations, with Devotions for several occasions ; 6 parts complete : engraved title, fourth edition, theleaf of preface damaged l8m0. 1685 . . 1288 Price (Fr.) Observations on theCathedral Church of Salisbury, plates, uncut 4to. 1753

. L1 . 1289 Primer of King Henry VIII. r 8, biaeb letter 8vo. the reprintGrafton of 1546 If.1290 PRIOR(Matthew), POETICALWORKS, edited by T. Evans; 2 vola. w& : BEST EDITLOP,with frontispiece I THEORIGINAL DRAWING BY MOBTIMER,from which the beautiful frontispiece in uol. 1 was engraved, is inserted, also an engraved plate from Rabelais, illustrativeof the Tale of Huns Camel's Ring maroonmorocco extra,yilt edges, by C. Smith m. am. 1779 I IQ . 1291Prior (Matthew),Poems onseveral Occasions ; twoportraitsofthe author title ruled, blue morocco, by Roger Payne 18mo. Tonson, 1713 I . t4 . 1292 Prior(Matthew), Poems, 2 vol. in I ; portrait, another &ed FIN E COPY, in old red morocco, gilt edges 12mo. 1721

I I. .. .. , ,, 141 SIXTH DAY’S SALE. * SIZES MIXED, LOT I L . 1293 PRIVATELY PRINTED BOOKSFROM ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS.A Nam- tive of the principal Acts of the Regency during the Minority of f.4 y Mary Queen of Scotland, by J. Maitland, n. d., ptinted for Mr. Filch. Presentation copy from the Editor, who states only 30 copies were printed, ib., (1833) Extracts from the HawthorndenManuscripts, and Notes by W. Drummond of Conversations with Ben Jonson (by D. Laing), with Aufograph Note from D. Laing, Edinb. 1831-32-Facsimile of an original Drawing of Designs for the Armorial Ensigns and Cyphera for the Royal Society, by J. Evelyn, 1837-Peele (G.)Anglornm Feriee, two copies (one on small and one on large paper), Ipswich, A. d.-Catalogue of Works of Art in the Possession of Sir P. P. Rubens at his Decease, facsimile, printed for Daw- Turner, Esq. n. d. hayrussia in 1 001. 4tO. Proverbs Exemplilied and Illustrated by Pictures from Real Life (by Dr. Trusler), woodcuts by Bewick jrst edition 18mo. 1790 PSALMS,the Whole Booke of, collected into English Meeter byT. Stern- holde, J. Hopkins, W. Whittingham and others, compared with the Hebrew, and apt notes to sing them with-all Ibfach frttclr jne copy, blue morocco, gilt edges, from J. Wilkd Libray l8mo. By the Assignees of Richard Day, 1585 PSALMS,the Whole Booke of, in English Meeter by T. STERNHOLD, J. HOPRINS,&c., with apt notea to sing them withall VERY FINE COPY, calf, gilt ed$.es,the sides perforated to an elegant pattern 48mo. For the Cmpanieof Stationers, 1628 ’ 2 . 1297 Psa,lm in Englih Metre, by Sternhold and Hopkins, for the Company of Stationers, 1727-A New Version, by Bmdy and Tate, 1727 old red morocco, gilt edges 2 001. in 1 Psalms of David, by Dr. Watts old blue morocco, gilt eee8 12mo. 1747 Psalm of David, by N. Brady and “ate $ne copy, old red turkey, sides very elegantly tooled 18M. 1755 Book-plate of Rd. Muilman, Esq. I I . 1300 PUCKLE(Thomas), “HECLUB: or, a Dialogue between Fatha and Son, portm‘t by Vertue,$ne impression PIRST EDITION, VEBY RARE, morocc~,gilt e&es, aY Lewis 18mo. print& for tlrS Autirot, addd by s- CWCh, 171 1 t 2 . 1301 poarcE. A word pllncb, by Alfred Bum, a C~~riOusWiriCal rejoinder, with illustratiolu. On the fly-14 OWXU~ a Clever sarcastic Note in the Autograph of Mr. Dad a very scarce khure 4to. . I 1302 Punch’sAlmanack for several yean, kc. 4t0. (8)

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‘I ‘ 1318 Ramsay(Allan). Gentle Shepherd, a Pastoral Comedy ; with a Bio- graphical Memoir, Glossary, and Critique on his Writings, with a head and twelve engravings after Allan, 2 vol. 800. E&., 1808 . ~3 . 1319 Ramsay(Allan). Poems (The Gentle Shepherd, &c.),with Glossary and Lifeof the Author, byWilliam Tennant, A.M. Vig.nette o)) title by Lizars haymorocco, uncut edges 12mo. Edin., 1819

16 . . 1320 RAPHAEL’SCARTOONS AT HAMPTON COURT; ENGRAVED BY S. G~IBELIN. Proof Impressions of the seven beautiful Engravings yfrwv LARGE PAPER, UNIQUE, THE DEDICATIONCOPY TO QUEENANNE, ‘5- with the Autograph Dedication of S. Gribelin, mho has prejxed u Drawing of HER MAJESTY’SCYPHER, within a Wreath, surmounted by the Crown and the Motto, SEMPEREADEM BEAUTIFUL COPY, old red morocco, gilt edges, the sides covered with elegant goldelegant tooling oblong small 4to. 1707 . 1 . 1321 Ray(John) Collection of Proverbs,variousin Languages, with a Collection of Words not generally used. Fourth edition calf 8m. 1760 . I . 13‘22 Raymond (Jo.) I1 Mercurio Italic0 ; containing a Voyagemade through Italy in 1646 and 1647. Engraved title by T. Cross, and cuts 12m. 1648 . 1323 Rebellion. The Fatal Effects of the Rebellionexemplified in a true but -7 melancholy Account of the Death of Mr. Sydenham, son of Mr. Sydenham, Merchant in Bristol, whose untimely end was occasioned by the treatment of the Rebels in their march from Manchester to Derby 8vo. 1745 I L . 1324 Reresby (Sir John). Travelsand Memoirs; containing Anecdotes and Secret History of the Courts of Charles 11. and James 11. ILLUSTRATEDW~TB FORTY PORTBAITS AND VIEWS. blue morocco royal 8vo. Jefey, 1813

13 ‘13 . 1325 REMARKABLERESIDENCES. A very interestingCollection of COLOURED ORIGINAL DRAWINGSof places of distinction, ofwhichthe following is an enumeration :-The Trumpet in Shire Lane, whence The Tatlers were dated ; Squire’s Coffee House, where letters were received for I the Spectutor; House in which Richard 111. slept at Leicester, the night before the Battle of Bosworth Field ; Sir Richard Whittington’s House, Dounhali ; Residence of Prior ; Mr. Richardson’s, at Parson’s Green ; Pope’s House at Benfield ; House of Sir Isaac Newton ; Residence of Addison;House inwhich Locke lived and died ; Birth-place of Dryden; Garrick’s Theatre, Goodman’s Fields ; Cowley’s House at Chertsey ; and House of Isaac Walton, corner of Chancery Lane. Oblong volume of considerable interect half calf. . 1326 RETURNEFROM PERNASSUS(The), or, The Scourge ofsimony; publiquely acted by the Students in Saint John’s Colledge in Cambridge. $ne large copy L. olive cay, withblind tooling 4to. 1606 I 1327 Reynolds (Sir Joshua). Literary Works, with Memoir of the Author, by HenryWilliam Beechey. 2 VO~. ’ ‘7 . extra, m. e. royal e. calfm. extra, 12mo. 1851 144 1328 Rgymrd the Fox (The most delectable History of) : T. J. for Ed. 2 2' Brewster, 1701 : to which is now added a second part; A. M. and R. R.for Ed. Brewster, 1681. Also, The Shifts of Reynardine the Son of Reynard the Fox; T. J. for Ed. Brewster, 1684. Three parts complete, all printed in biack Ietter, woodcuts in 1 wl. small 4to.

[., 1329 Richards(Rev. Dr. George).Poems : The Aboriginal Britons, a Prize Poem, &c. 2 vol. cay gilt 12mo. Ozford, 1804 . 1330 Richardson (J.) Recollections of tbe last Half-Century. 2 vole. crown SUO. 1855 . 1331 RIDDLES. A New Booke of MerryRiddles in Picture. woodc~fs C.V printed for C. Bales in Guiltspur Street, near Pye Corner 8vo. ff. *.* " Of this very rare volume, I never yet saw another copy. There was one sold at Mr. Fillingham's sale in 1805, purchased by Ma!one; and Mr. F. assured me that when Isaac Reed wastold of It, he actual1shed tears ofvexation at having missed the prize ; but 1. I suspect,fancied it a very different book, and might hay epred histears. Malone's copy did not corne with the rest of h~ books to the Bodleian."-M.S. note by Dr. Bliss. . 1332 Ritson (J.) SelectCollection of English Song, with %say and Airs- 3 Val., cuts after Stothard by W. Blake blue nlorocco, borders of gold, gilt edges 8vv. 1783 1333 Ritson (J.) Ancient Songs, with Dissertation and Glossary, tussis, gilt edges, by C. Kulthoeber 17908vo.

33I 1334 Ritson (J.) Scottish Songs, with Essay and Tunes, 2 VOL cuts licrlfgreen morocco, uncut, rop e+es $It avo. 1794 . 1335 Ritson (J.) Robin Hood; a Collection of all the Ancient Poems, SOWP and Ballads, relative to that celebrated Outlaw, with Life, NOW and Glossary, 2 vol. woodcuts jne copy in greenmorocco, gilt edges, by C. &ew& 8w. 17g5 I . 6 I, 1336 RiMn (J.) Essay on Abstinencefrom Animal Food bn I uncut 8m 1802 22. 1337 Ritson (J.). Auction Catalogueof hisLibrary and Manuscripts- Ms. f% P+es and Name8 written by Mr. Geo. Baker, AutogSaPh of J* Ratson added 7

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1341 Ron1X HOOD. MERUYlEst OF, AND OF E18 LIFE. WITH A NEWE 19 8 . A PLAY FOB TO BE PLAIED IN MAY-GAMES. VERYPLEASANT ANI) FULL OF PASTIME, woodcuts of Robin Hod and Little John on the title, in verse 6iacti ktta jine copy, olive morocco, by Lewis 4t0. Londan, Printed fw Edward White, n. d. I.*This, the Luttrell and Fanner copy, is UNIQUE. It is needless to expa- tiate on the extreme curiosity of this poem and drama, its interest having been so largely commented upon by Ritson, Gutch and others. ROBIN of 31 la . 1342 HOOD. The Noble Birth and Gallant Atchievements that remarkable Outlaw, Robin Hood, together witha TrueAccount of the manyMerry and ExtravagantExploits he play'd, in 12 reveral Stones, woodcut bIacL ieuer,$ne copy, green morocco extra, 9. e., the sides ornamented with rich blind tooling 4t0. Lon&n, printed by A. P. and T. H. fm T. Vere, 1678 *.* THEONLY COPY KNOWN. . I 3 . 1343 RobinHood : L ell Geste with otherBallads and Songs relating to this celebrated eoman, edited by J. M. Gutch, 2 vol., cuts by F. W. FairhoZt, scarce 1847 8m. I . 2 I, 134.4 Robins(Thomas B., of D.). Man'schief Guide to Salvation, whereinis hid down many good Instructions and Motives to stir up eve poor soul, that he may be able in these sinful daysto withstand 2atan's assaults 18mo. Glasgow, 1698 . 11 . 1345 Robinson(Mrs. Mary, the Perdita of George IV.) Memoirs, 2 vol.in 1 haw rue&, portrait (one added), uncut 12mo.1803 . IO , 1346 Rochefoucauld (F. Ducde la). Maximes et RQflexionsmorales FINE PAPER, portrait Band facsimile, white morocco, gilt edges, by C Hering 12mo. Paris, 1813 I 6 . 1347 Rochefoucault (Duke de la).Maxims and Moral Reflections [translated by Lockyer Davis], improved edition DEDICATIONCOPY with hh-plateof David Garrick, Esq. red morocco, gilt e*es 12~.1775 . . 1348 Rochester (John, Earl of). Works (Poems and Letten), with Valentinian, a Tragedy, portrait by Van der Gucht red morocco,e4es gilt 18mo. Tonson, 17 14 I Io . 1349 Rochester,Roacommon and Dorset : The Dukes of Devonshire,Bucking- ham, &c., with their Lives, and the Cabinet of he,&c, 2 VO~. in 1, portraits and cuts PINE COPY, russia, gilt e&es 12~.printed in the year 1768 b . 1350 [ROad] How. Opinions of learned and eminent Men on the Truth, Style, and Importance of the Bible LARGE PAPER, the Compiler's atbtognrpli Wption 8~91839 . lo . 1351 Rogers(Sam.) Ode to Superstition,with mme other poems

portrait aftw ~qpp))~,and an original autogruph inserted .C , m. 410. Cadell, 1786 i /I . 1352 Ropu (S.) Pleasures ofMemory and other Poems wo&t4t8 bu Clennell afier SWhd, autograph of R. BloonrJeld dkw foolscap 800. n d. U 4 I 147

1364 ROMANCES.Early Prose Romances, edited by W. J. moms, 3 ~01. FIRST EDITION, elegantly printed by White scarlet morocco, gilt edges post 8vo. Picken'ng, 1828 1365 ROMEUSAND JULIET. The TragicallHistorye of Romeus and Juliet, written first in Italian by Bandell, and nowe in Englishe by Ar. Br., [Arthur Broke] irr verse Mack Iettet original vellum wrapper, in green wtorocco case l6nt0. Richard Tottell, 1562 **' Ofthis MOST RARE AND PRECIOUS VOLUME, only one other perfect copy, that in the Bodleian, is known. Some leaves are scribbled on, but the book otherwise is sound and large. It is hardly necessary to remind the reader that Shakespeare waswell acquainted with this poem, traces of his use of it abounding in his play on the same subject. 1366 Rooper (W.), Life and Death of Sir Thomas Moore, Lord High Chancellor, (edited by J. Lewis)portrait 8uo. 1731 1367 Roper(W.), Lifeof Sir ThomasMore, with Notes by S. W. Singer, portraits, Proof Plate of the More Family added calf extra 12mo. Chiswick, 1822 1368 Rosamond of Scotland. The Lover's Quarrel, or Cupid's Triumph, being the Pleasant History (in verse) of fair Rosamond of Scotland, being Daughter to the Lord Arundel, whose Love was obtained by Tommy Pots, who conquered the Lord Phenix, and woundedhim, and after obtained her to be his wife, being very delightful to Read MacI iettet, 11 leaves, and 1 of woodcuts on both sidespreceding title, calf extru, gilt edges, from' Mr. Utterson's Collection A. P. for G. Cosy, T. Vere, and J. Wright 12mo. n. d. 1369 Roscommon (Wentworth Dillon, Earl of), Works 12mo. Glasg. Foulis, 1753 1370 ROSWALAND LILIAN. The Pleasant History ofRoswal andLilian, cuts,printed for JohnWhite, printed ut Newcastle. A chapman's edition. Anotheredition, reprinted from the rareedition printed at Edinburgh 1663, edited byMr. Laing. Only 75 copies printed, 1822, 1 vol. in 1 calf extra, g. e., &y Lewis, from Mr. Haslewood's Collection 'S6 1371 Rousseau (J. J.) Eloisa : a series of Original Letters, with the sequel Of Julia. 4 vol., portrait calf gilt 12mo. 1784 1372 Rowe(Nicolas), Dramatick Works, 2 vol., portrait, 1720-Poetical Works, 1720, 3 vol. unvorm 12mo. 1373 Rowe. Anotheredition, 3 vol. in 2, portrait dark morocco, gilt edges Tonson, 1756 1374 ROWLANDS(S.) KNAVEOP CLUBBES,in uerse $ne copy, extremely rare plum-coloured morocco extra, giltedges 1 40. Printed at London for W. Ferebrand, and are to be sold at his shq~in Pope'#-beadAlley, 1609 ' rb . 1375 ROWLANDS(S.) NIGHTRAVEN,- '' All those whose deeds doe shun the light, Are my companions in the Night." I in uerse calf extra 4to. Lo&n,printed by W.I.,for Thomas Baily, 1634 a,* A most beautifulCOPY from the "Billiotheca Anglo-Poetics," where it is priced €30 Gossips "

1 149 1384 Saint Pierre (J. Bernardin H. de), Paul and Virginia, translated by Helen Maria Williams,plates Etruscancaw,gilt edges,Edwards by 12m. 1796 1

1385 Saint Pierre. Another Edition, plates after Westall by W.Finden l I calfextra, gilt edges, by F. Bedfordfcp. 8vo. 1828 ' . I.! 1386 Saint Pierre (J. B. H.) La Chaumiire Indienne French red morocco, gilt edges, joints 18mo. Patis, chez P. F. Didot, 1791 1387 Salmon (N.), Antiquities of the County of Surrey plate of Guy's Hospital inserted caw gilt caw 800. 1736 1388 Sancroft (Wm., Archbp. of Canterbury), Sermonqwith Remarks on his Lifeand Conversation, portrait byVander Gucht, 1703-Sturm (C. C.) Reflections on the Works of God, 3 vol. frontispieces by Sfofhard, 1749-Smith (Miss) Memoirs of Frederick and Margaret Klopstock, with Fragments inProse and Verse, 2 vol. in 1,1807 (5) . IL . 1389 Savage (Richard), Works, with Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, by Dr. Sam. Johnson, 2 vol. bright cay, gilt backs,by Johnson 12m. 1777 1390 Savage. Life of Mr. Richard Savage, Son of the Earl Rivers (composed by Dr. Sam. Johnson) Jwv'k FIRST EDITION of this exquisite piece of Biography, detailing the shamelessconduct of the Mother of Savage, the Countessof Macclesfield,gilt calf 8vo. 1744

' IC, . 1391 Scarron (Mons.), Comical Works, translated by Mr. Tho. Brown, Mr. Savage and others fourth edition, calf, marbled e4es 172712mo. I j '?G 1392 Scotch Poetry. Poetic Remains of some of the Scottish Kings, now first collected, by George Cbalmers, plate of King James the First of Scotland, and of a Charter by ham green morocco extra, gilt edges, by Mackenzie post 8vo. J824 b 1393 Scotch Poetry. Remains of Nithsdaleand Galloway Song, with His- torical and Traditional Notices, by R. H. Cromek, woodcut half mMoCc0 1820 8vo. 1394 Scotch PresbyterianEloquence 'Displayed ; or, the Follyof their TeachingDiscovered from their Books, &c.,interspersed with Genuine Adventures inLove,'&c., frontispiece by Bickham FIBBT EDITION, with passages omitted in subsequent ones hlfcazf 8w. For J. Johnson in Rotterdam, 1733 3 II . 1395 ScottishPasquils. Three Books. 3 vol.in 1. Edited by Maidment haw morocco, uncut pt8~. &b. 1827-28 ScottishPoems (Ancient) from the Collections of Sir Richard I. IS . 1396 MS. Maitland of Lethington(now in the PepysianCollection), comprising pi=- mitten from abut 1420 till 1686, with large Notes and a Glossary [by J. Pinkerton], 2 ~01.'. old marbled cazfgilt !: . er. 8w. 1786 "7. 1397 Scottish Poems of the Sixteenth Century, editedby J. G. Dalyell, 2 rol. calfgilt, scarce Edinb. 1801 150

13 1398 Scotland. The Complsynt of Scotland, written in 1548, with a p liminaryDissertation and Glossary by Dr. J. Leyden L4litd uncut 8vo. Edinb. 1801 1399 SCOTS POZMS.A Choice Collection of Comic and Serious Scots Poems bothAncient and Modern,by several hands, 3 vol. in 1 * '+ PINE COPY, red morocco, gilt edyes, by Riviere sm. 8vo. Edinburgh,Watson, 1711

RARE. Known as '' WATSON'SCOLLECTION." r 1400 Scott (John, the Quuker). Poetical Works, cuts by Bartolozzi, Wattr, d& Blake, &c. 8w. 1182 1401 SCOTT(Sir Walter). POEMS.Lady of the Lake, Lord of the Isles, Marmion, Rokeby, and Lay of the Last Minstrel, together 5 d. % WESTALLAND STOTHARD'SILLUSTRATIONS inserted morocco, gilt edges 800. v.y. 1402 Scott (Sir Walter). Ettricke Garland, proofportraits of Sir Walter Scott and J. Hogg added presentation copy to Sir F. Freeliny, with an autograph Note from t94 Sir Walter Scott green morocco extra,gilt edges yoyal 8v0. Edinb. 1815 1403 SCOTT (Sir Walter). BORDERANTIQUITIES OF ENGLANDAm SCOT- t+ LAND, with Descriptive Text. 2 vol. $ne impressions of the plates PAPER, AN ORIGINAL SUBSCRIPTION COPY fmm lkwson Turner's Collection, with four sheets of an Intro- ductory Sketch of the Border History, found in no othw Copy, having been cancelled

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. ro 151 I , 1411 Sargent (John). The Mine : a DramaticPoem, plates by Stathard J~-b green m~oeco,gilt edges 12mo. 1796 1412 SCOTTISHCHAP BOOKS AND PENNYMERRIMENTS. AB EXTBAOBDINARY AND UNIQUE COLLECTION -4, comHing (a) A Delectable Little History in Metter, of a Lord and his three ibL Sons, containing hisLatter Will and Legacie to themupon his death-bed, and what befell them after his death, especially the mid- most and the youngest, in verse biatk iette.t, very$ne copy Glasgow,printed in the year 1695 (b) The History of Adam Bell, Clim of the Clough, and William of Cloudesly, who were three Archers good enough, the best in the North Country, in verse, woodcut a beautiful copy Glasgow, printed by Robert &anders,1698 (c) The A, B, C, with the Shorter Catechismappointed by the General Assembly to be a Directory for Catechising of such as are of weaker Capacity blrictttr, of extreme rarity, a#ne copy, but the outer margins are in a few instances very slightly cut into. Ghsgow, printedby Robert Sanders, 1698 (a) A Godly Dream.cornplyed (sic) by Elizabeth Melvil,Lady Culross younger, at the Request of a Friend, in verse, woodcut biark ietm, a beautiful copy Glasgow, printed by Robert Sanders, 1698 (e) Man’s ChiefGuide to Salvation, Glasgow, 1698-TheConflict of Conscience of a Dear Christian named Bessie Clerkson, in the Parish of Lanerk, which she lay under three years and a half, bhch imet, Glasgow, 1698-Psaimi Aliquot Davidici in Metrum Latinum traducti, Oxonice, 1630; in 1 vol. (f) The Meirof Collingtoun, newly revised, being very delectable, leasant, and inoffensive to any Reader, compiled and corrected by I 5. D., in verse Mark imrr, a beautiful copy Printedtheinycar 1695 (g) The Frier and the Boy, very delectable, though unpleasant to all Stepmothers, in verse LWictttt, a beautiful copy, uncut Printedin tAe year 1698 (h) %e Cherrie and the She, compyled into Meeter by Captain Alexander Montgomey, in verse L~Rc&Wur, a beautiful copy, uncut Glagow, printed by Robert Sanders, 1698 *.+ A most singularly curious collection, NEARLY EVERY ARTICLE BEING UNIQUE. in vellum case, all in 18mo. 1 4 q- . 1413Settle (Elkanah). The Empress of Morocco : aTragedy, with sculptures: f,p7 engraving of the front of the Duke’s Theatre, by Shenuin (slightly defective), and all the scenic platesby Dolle 4to. 1673 FIBSTEDITION, and the first Play ever embellished with sculptures. :A OOTW . 9 b 1414 Shadwell (C.) Five New Plays, as they are acted in Dublin,1720- Smollet (T.) Plays and Poems, with Memoir Evans, 1777 ! 12mo. 2 rol.

153 1418 MR. WILLIAM SHAKESPEAR'SCOMEDIES, HISTORIES,

AND TRAGEDIES, publishedaccording to the true original (7 copies. THETHIRD IMPRESSION, portrait by Droeshout, the verses underneath, green morocco extra, wtth giltborders inside, andjoints, by C. Letoh i folio, London, printed for P. C., 1664 *.* The Publishers of the Fourth Edition of 1685 appear to have considered the destruction of the Third Edition so extensive, as to entitle them to treat it as a nonentity, and accordingly sayupon their title-page, 4' unto which is added Seven Playes never before printedFolio," in though they bad been previously added to this issue of the Third Edition, a certain proof of its great rarity even in thosedays. THEPRESENT COPY IS A REMARKABLY FINE, SOUND, AND TALL ONE, IN TIIE MOST GENUINE STaTE.-ivote by Mr. Daniel. IT ISCERTAINLY A Cory OF UN- MATCHABLE BEAUTY, measuring 13+ by 8f inches. 1419 MR. WILLIABISHAKESPEAR'S COMEDIES, HISTORIES, ANDTRACEDIES, I, %ma 11) . published according to the true original copies, untowhich is added Seven Plays never before Printed in Folio THE FOURTH EDITION, portrait by Droeshout, the verses underneath ' folio, printed for H. Herringman, E. Brewster, and R. Bentley, 1685 A MAOBIPICENT COPY, blue morocco, richly gilt back, tooled skies, and gilt edges measuring 14p by 9; inches. La-..*irvj,1419' SHAKSPERE(W.)DRAMATIC WRITINCIS, with theProlegomena and the Notes of all the various Commentators, 20 vol., porfraits and plates BELL'SEDITION, ON LARGE PAPEK I veyjne set in red morocco extru, bands, gilt edyes, treble-lettered, contents, &c. gold borderscrown 8uo. 1788 L.~. 1420 SIIAKSPEARE(WM.) PLAYS, with the Correctionsand Illustrations of I, I9 various Commentators,with the Notes of Johnson and Steevens,augmented by Reed, 21 vol., portrait, facsimile,&c. A FINE SET, in old gilt tussia, marbled edges, gold borders, content8 lettered 8uo. 1803 ,. . .. 1421 Shahpeare (W.j Dramatic Works, with R Life of the Poet, the Preface 7 $7 by Dr. Johnson,and a Glossarial Index, 7 vol., 230 embellirhment~ WHITT~NGHAM'SCABINET EDITION, PnIlTED ENTIRELY ON INDIA PAPER, ILLUSTRATED WITH A PROOP SET 01 THE VICINVI'TES ENGRAVED FOR BALLAXTPNB'S BDITIOH, Olkk? nIo~0~~extra, gilt edges, contentslettered, by l8mo. Chiswick, 1814 1422 Shakspeare. The same, but Another Edition Jrccdt~ Whittingham's Second Cabinet Edition, with 230 embellishrnentr 3 II olive morocco e.ztm,gilt edge6 contents lettered, by C. Smith 18mo. 3.1818 QGdL 1423, SHAKESPEARE'S (W.)PLAYS, 9 VO~head after f)maAout 9 PICKERING'SM[NIATUB~ EDITION,THE BMALLHT EVER PRINTED blw mmmextra, sidsr tooled in gold, silt edge#, by Hayday 48mo. Corrall, 1825 tL 1424 Shak-peare (w.)Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies, in 1 VOl- U PRINTED ENTIRELY 01 1HDIA PAPER, proof prtrczitand plates after 154

I 165 1430 SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). THE MOST EXCELLENT AND LAMENTABLE TRAGEDIE OF ROMEO AND JULIET, newly -3-2 ‘(1 . Corrected, augmented and amended ; as it hath bene sundry times ubliquely acted, by the fight Honourable the Lord Chamberlaille {is Seruants d&?aaL..-w. -sImaw. THE FIRST COMPLETE EDITION n.& J;*rohJ.k. bright red morocco, bders of gold, gilt edges 4to. London, Printed by Thomas Creede, for Cuthbert Burby, and ate to be sold at his shop neare the Exclrange, 1599 6’ 1431 SHAKESPERE (WILLIAM). THE CHRONICLE HISTORY OF 231 . HENRY THE FIFT, WITH HIS BATTELL FOUGHT AT AGIN COURT IN FRANCE.Togither with Auntient Pistoll. As it hath bene sundry %?,,-’-‘ times playdby the Right honorable the Lord Chamberlaine hisseruants ABEAUTIFUL COPY OF THIS MOST RARE FIRST EDITION Lr.ct%d4dCcL in parchment covers, preserved in green morocco cuse ‘4- % *‘+y”-&fof 4to. Lotidon, Printed by Thomas Creede for Tho, Mil- e 2 :..o a6-u 32:. hu- AM litryton and Iohn Busby. And are to be sold at his ~rl)-0 +..re: Lsp .160 7 horse in Carter Lane,next the Powle head, 1600 &u.b +&-..,G... 1432 SHAKESPEARE(WILLIAM). THEMOST EXCELLENTHISTORIE OF TZZE I:; MERCHANTOF VENICE,with the extreame crueltie of Shyldcke the 71 Iewe towardsthe sayd Merchant,in cutting a iustpound of’ his flesh ; and the obtayning of Portia by the choyse of three chests. As it hath ’ -beenediuers times acted by the Lord Chamberlaine his Smants. WrittenWilliam by Shakespeare . . .7 + FIRST EDITION, $ne copy, EXTREMELY BARE, green morocco atfa, gilteaes, by Lewis J& ?-dv *i *x-&, b 4to. At London, Pnnted by I. R., for Thomas Heyes, u. and are to besold inPaules Churchyard at the E. 2-7- signe of the GreeneDragon, 1600 J 1433 SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). MUCH ADOE ABOUT NOTHING, 2b-1 13- . as it hath been sundrie times publikely acted by the right honourable ’ ”””i the Lord Chamberlaine his seruants. Writtenby William Shakespeare. FIBSTEDITION, EXTREMELY RARE .7b &d.LL;;UA&&, green rnoracco extra, gilt edges, by Lewis -%”” 4t0. London, printed by V. S. for Andrew Wbe, and William Aspley, 1600 *,* A MA&V~LLOUScopy. Wehave no hesitation in sayingthat, IN EVBRY RESPECT, THE PRESEFJT is BY FAR THE FINEST COPY KNOWN of this edition, if not the finest copy of any early edition of Shakapm’s Dramas in existence. a yufl/@‘jbr * CS JA* 1434 SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). THE MIDSOMMER NIGHTS -%I IO DREAME. As it hath beene sundr times publickely acted by the Right honourable the brd Chamberr aine his Wruant.8. Written by William Shakespeare FIRST ACCEPTED EDITION premwed in a green mmOec0 with rough *e$ =ato. Impinted at London for Thomas Fisher, and are to -4 *4. be ml& at hir sbpp,at the signe of the White Hart in Fleete sfreete, 1600 + Bindjey’s copy, afterwards Heber’s.t A SOST BEAUTIFUL COPY OF ONE 01 THE RAREST OF ALL THE FIR~TEDITIONS OF SIIAKESPEAlM. It is no doubt by far the finest in exmtence.Aad9-€p+~&~*. ku.co.0 - fd - e+. I 156

3b . 1435 SHAKESPEARE(WILLIAM). A MIDSOMMERNIQHTS DREAME. As it hath beene sundry times publikely acted by the Right Honourable f1;7 (9 the Lord Chamberlaine bis seruants. Written by William Shakes- -1

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1439 ~~AKESPEARE(WILLIAM). THEFAMOUS HISTORIE OF TROYL~SAND CRESSEID,excellently expressing the begining of their with the conceitedwooing of Pandarua, Prince of Licia. Writtenby William Shakespeare FIRST EDITION $ne copy, in morocco extra, gilt edges 40. London, Imprinted by G. Eldfor R. Bonian and H. Walley, ~md are to be sold at the Spred Eagle in Paules Church- yeard, over against the great North doore, 1609 ++* UNIQUE IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAVING NOT ONLY THE PREFACE, BUT A SECOND TITLE WITH A VARIATION. ad/au &io f- K& *e- 1440 SHAKFBPEARE(WILLIAM). THETRAGEDY OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF > a DENYAUKE,BY WILLIAMSHAKESPEARE, newly imprinted and enlarged to almost as much againe as it was, according to the true and perfect Coppy 1 bright red morocco extra, tooled and gilt, yiltedges I 4tO. At London, Printed for Iohn Smethwicke, and are to be sold at his shoppe in Saint Dunstons Church- yeard in Fleetstreet under the Diall, 1611 1441 Shakespeare. The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark I half calf 12m. H. Herringman, 1696 1442 Shakespeare (Mr.) "ragedie of Hamlet m. 4to. 1703 . 1143 Shakespeare (W.). The Tragical History of Hamlet, Prince of. Den- . marke copy of Marshall's portrait 1640 inserted, a proof on India Paper half morocco 8vo. (reprint of1825 1603). 1444 SHAKESPEARE(WILLIAM). THEMOST LAMENTABLETRAGEDIE OF j I Trrus ANDRON~CUS.As it bath svndry times beeae plaide by the Kings Maiesties Seruants VERY FINE COPY, EXTREMELY RARE in green morocco extra, gilt edges 4to. London, Printed for Eedward White, and are to be solde at his shoppe, lere the litle North dore of Pads, atthe signe of the Gun, 1611 1445 Shakespeare (W.). The WholeContention betweene the Two Famous 3 2 Houses Lancaster and Yorke, with the Tragicall ends of the good Duke Hunfrey, Richard Duke of Yorke and King Henrie the Sut, divided into two Parts, and newly corrected and enlarged $ne COPY for T. P., no date [l619] 1446 SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, THE 15 3' MOOREOF VENICE, as it hath beenediuerae times acted at the Globe, and at the Black-Friers, by his Maiesties Seruants. Written by William Shakespeare *FIRST EDITION, VERY EARE . FINE copy, but a few head-lines are ve rlyhtly ctrt into, blue ex&a, mteIaborately gilt, a3 the in~i&~of the CW~W enriched with gilt tooling pfusely dirtdated *'*. 4t0. Ldn,Printed by N. 0..for Thomas Walklep, and me to be cold at his shop at the Eagleand Child, .in Brittans Bursse, 1623 0.0 Most excessively rare hJc- b /b )- d 4 id&++& 44. -Lcc-;t-~y.tkli..run.l. -- -- I

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1439 SHAKESPEARE(WILLIAM). THEFAMOUS HISTORIE OP TROYLUSAND I @? CRWEID, excellently expressing the begining of their loves with the conceited wooing of Pandarus, Prince ofLicia. Written by William Shakespeare FIRST EDITION 1 Jhcopy, in morocco extra, gilt edges 4t0. London, Imprinted by G. Eld for R. Bonian and H. Walley, and are to be sold at the Spred Eagle in Paules Church- yeard, over against the great North doore, 1609 '.*UNIQUE IN ITS PRESENT STATE, HAVING NOT ONLY THE PBEPACE, BUT A SECOND TITLE WITH A VARIATION. 34 &O faK.; +. kckMlA 1440 SHAKFSPEARE(WILLIAM). THETRAGEDY OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARKE,BY WILLIAMSHAKESPEARE, newly imprinted and enlarged to almost as much againe as it was, according to the true and Pfied COPPY bright red morocco extra, tooled and gilt, yiltedges 4to. At London, Printed for Iohn Smethwicke, and are to be sold at his shoppe it8 Saint Dunstons Church- yeard in Fleet street vnder the Diall, 1611 1441 Shakespeare. The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark half calf 12mo. H. Hemngman, 1696. ",.., 1442 Shakespeare (W.) Tragedie of Hamlet sm. 4to. 1703

k%.0 1443 Shakespeare (W.). The TragicalHistory of Hamlet,Prince of- Den- I marke I copy of Marshall's portrait 1640 inserted,a proof on IndiaPaper half 8vo.morocco (repintof 1603). 1825

1444 SHAKESPEARE(WILLIAM). THEMOST LAMENTABLETBAGEDIE OF 3 I lo . t+l Trrus ANDRON~CUS.As it hath svndry times beene plaide by the Kings Maiesties Seruants VERY FINE COPY, EXTREMELY RARE I in peen morocco extra, gilt edges 4to. London, Printed for Eedward White, and are to be oolde at his shoppe, Bere the Me North dore of Pauls, at the signe of the Gun, 1611 LxT. 1445 Shakespeare (W.). The WholeContention betweene the TwoFamous 32 I3 . Housecl Lancaster and Yorke, with the Tragicall ends of the good Duke Hunfrey, Richard Duke of Yorke and King Henrie the Sixt, divided into two Parta, and newly corrected and enlarged j $ne copy for T. P., no date [1619] /5-5- . : f-- 1446 SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, THE MOOREOF VENICE, as it hath beene diuersetimes acted at the Globe, and at the Black-Priers, by his Maiesties Seruants. Written by William Shakespeare *FIRST EDITION, VERY RARE -- SINE copy, but a few heud-lines are v slightly cutinto, blue morocco exha, most elaborately gilt, a3 the insi428 of the coven enriched with @lt tooling profusely distributed *'& 4to. L&, Printed by N. O., for Thomas Walkley,and Qte to be sold at &is shop at the Eagle und Child, 'inBrittans Bursse, 1621 Most excessively rare b &&A,0-m d rt Idi *.&=.t.d&€. I %zL."&-eY11d.

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I-I . 1447 Shakspeare (W.). Macbeth,with Alterations, Amendments, Additions and New Songs, portrait of T. Bettertonadded 4to. 1687 b 1448 Shakespeare (W.). Henry V. arranged for the Princeds Theatre, with Notes, by Notes, C. Kean 8uo. 1859

Ib ' 1449 Shakespeare. Supplement to the edition of Shakespeare'sPlaye, published in 1778 by Samuel Johnson and George Steevens, contalnmg the Seven Spurious Plays that have been ascribed to him, and his Genuine Poems, 2 vol., plates,old gilt russia 8uo. 1780 $ c, 1450 Shakespeare. The Histories reprinted from the first Edition in folio,' 1623 4to. L. Booth, 1863 /l?- . 1451 SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM) LVCRECE FIRST EDITION, OF EXCESSIVE RARITY A FIXE COPY, brown morocco extra, gjlt edges. by Lewis q b4to. London, printed by Rwhard Field for Iohn Harrison, and are to be sold at the signe of the White Grey- hound in Paules Church-yard, 1594 *,,* ONLYTHREE OR FOUR PERFECT COPIES OF THIS MOST INTERESTING ~OLUYEARE KSOWN TO EXIST. The dedication is a u precious relic, two Letters of Shakespeare that have been preserved 0.HALLIWELL. . 1452 SHAKESPEARE(W.). THERAPE OF LUCRECE,committed by Tarquin '' L&fK the Sirt ; and the remarkable judgments that befelhim for it. Whereunto is annexed The Banishment of Tarquin, or, The Reward of Lust, by T. Quarles VERY RARE, with the scarce frontispiece containing a Head of &'?de- ?Pea% VERY BRILLIANTIMPRESSION, russia extra, gilt edges 12mo., J. Q., for John Staford, 1655 . . 1.453 SHAKESPEARE (W.). VENUSAND ADONIS SECOND EDITION, Ted ~~~OCCOextra, with exquisite gold hrders of the richest toolino

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1456 SHAKESPEARE (We) SONNETS, NEUER BEFORE IM- 222- 13. . PRINTED, oliue morocco extra, gilt edges 4to. At London by G. Eld for I! T. and are to be rolde by IohnWright dwelling at Christ Church- Ld&.-- & +-, :"f,~ ur;rL;d ->ate, 1609 *** A LARGE, -SOUND, BEAUTIFUL, AND PERFECT COPY of this most ram volume, AND ONE OF ONLY TWO PERFECT COPIES KNOWN WITH THE ABOVE IrbfPRINT. This preciouslittle tome formerly belon,d to Narcissus Luttrell, and costhim the sum of one shilling !! ! an amount which will very probably be exceeded on the present occasion. It was afterwards in the possession of George Steevens. 1457 SHAKESPEARE(WP.) POEMS FIRST COLLECTED EDITION two impressions of the title, one being undated PORTRAIT BY MARSHALL, BRILLIANT IMPRESSION A MOST BEAUTIFUL COPY, fmm Mr. Jolley's Collectio~, inoriginal binding, preserved in green morocco case I2mo. Tho. Cotes, 1640 1458 Skakespeare (W.) Collectionof Poems, in 2 vol. . 18 being all the Miscellanies by him which were published by himself in the year 1609, and now correctly printed from those editions (edited by C. Gildan), 2 vol. in 1 proof portrait after theChandos head, andcopy of the frontispiece to the Rape of Lucrece, with head of Shakespeare in centre, 1655 old russia 12mo. B. Lintott, 1710

1459 Shakespeare (W.) Poems, withMemoir by the Rev. Alex.Dyce, ' lo ' portrait from Marshall's print red morocco, gilt edges, by Hayday 127110. Pickering, 1842

PLAYS ATTRIBUTED TO SHAKESPEARE. 1460 S. (W.) LAMENTABLE TRAGEDIE OF LOCRINE,THE ELDEST 10 3 IC) . SONNE OF KING BRUTUS,discoursing the warres of the Britaines, and Hunnes,with their discomfiture;the Britaines victorie i with their Accidents, and the death of Albanact. No lesae pleasant then profitable. Newly set foorth, ouerseeue and corrected,by W.S. a veyjne copy in light green moFoccI), with gilt eees, by Lewis 4to. London, printed by Thomas Creede, 1595 **' OF EXCESSIVE RARITY,BUT INCORRECTLY ATTRIBUTED TO SHAKE-. SPEARE. We haveoften heard the late Mr. Danielspeak of this little volume as one oftbe gems of his collection. On the title-page is a note by Sir George Buck, the Master of the Reuelr, assi ning the authorship of the play to C. Tilney. WJJfi:f 1#-#4* 0

1461 SHAX~PEARE(WILLIAM), TIiE FIRSTPART OF THETRUE AID HONOR- -f. -3- . ABLE HISTORYOF THE LIFEOF SIRIOHN OLDCASTLE, the good Lord Cobham, 88 it bath bene lately acted by the Right Honorable the &le of Notingham, Lord High Admiral1 of England, his Seruants. Written hy William Shakespeare . FIRST EDITION &a re-& b- , a veq larye copy in bnwr morocco extra, gilt edges 4to. Lon&m,printed for T. P., 1500 k+bL m4.A&iLJc.Mo.s 160

1462 SHA~ESPEARE(WILLIAM), LONDON PRODIGALL,as it was plaide by the f’ KingsMajesties Seruants. By William Shakespeare k4 FIRST EDITION ajine large copy peen morocco extra, g2t edges 4to. London, Pnnted by T. C. for Nathaniel Butter, and are to be sold neere 8. Austins Gate, ut the signe of 4m-pJ. ttk.fuA .I& rc, f+ade%f.K.c.. the Pyde Bull, 1605 1463 THE PURITAINE, OR THE WIDDOW OF WATLING STREETE, ACTED t&, BY THE CHILDRENOF PAULES.WRITTEN BY W.. mrmcoloured morocco extra, gilt edges .jr~I, LcufH;rito. Imprinted at London by B. Eld, 1607 *.* A marvellously fine and firm copy, having almost the appearance of having been printed ON THICK PAPER. ReC &d& f~~’*** 1464 9. (W.) [Falselyattributed to Shakespeare.] True Chronicle Historie Rd of the whole life and death of Thomas Lord Crornwell, as it hath beene sundry times publikely Acted b the Kin Maiesties Seruants FINE copy, RARE, in morocco case J-Ju- EL- *lo-o 4to. London, printed by Thomas Snodham, 1613 1465 Shakspeare (W.) A YorkshireTragedie, not 50 New as Lamentable (q andTrue % &&EO gilt morocco, limp covera sm. 4to.for T. P. 1619 ~k.- 4 1e-y J- k- ardQI.ucbc. SHAKSPERIANA. 1466 Cupid’sRevenge; or, an Account of a King who slighted all Women 5’- and at length was forced to marry a Beggar broadside with woodcut oblong 4to. n. d- mls is the Shakcsperian Ballad of Cophetua. 1467 History of Mack-BethKing of Scotland 7- very dcMcc 1708 1468 An Answer to Mr. Pope’s Preface to Shakespar, being a vindication of $& the old Actors whowere the Publishem and Performers of that Author’s Plays, by a Stroling Player scarce 1729 1469 RemarksSome on the TragedyHamlet of YLW% haymorocco, rare 8vo. 1736 ’ Sabine’S copy sold for €3 17s. and Field‘s for f2. 1470 MiscellaneousObservations on the Tragedy of Mac&&, with Remark8 .?(.SA on Sir Thomas Hanmer’s Edition of Shakespear, E. Cave, 1745; with a folio leaf issued by the same printer, ‘6 Proposals for printing a New Edition of the Piays of William Shakespear, with Notes I : Criticaland Explanatory, by the Author of the O&rvations,” two pages as specimens [by DR.YAM. JOHNSON]given, &c. 12,no. 1745 12 . 1471 Shakespear Illustrated : or, the Novels and Hmtoriea ou which the Plays of Shakspear are founded, collected and trenalated from the -i* oripal authors, edited by Mrs. Lennox, 3 vol. @!f 12mo. 1753 3 . 1472 ‘he h~~nrof Criticism on the Plays of Shakespeare and Glossary, the Lh Trial of the Letter Y alias Y, and Sonnets, by ‘fioma~Edwards bay moroccb; m*t *.. avo. 1758 w $4 I 161 SHAKESPEAI~EJUBILEE OF 1473 1769. /2 12. . A QUARTO VOLUME, CONTAINING RECORDSOF TRIB IITEBE(ITI#@ EvmT : promoted in the first instance by DAVID GABRICK,and in which he took arominent part; consisting of GarricL‘s own cuttings relative to t Ee Jubilee, from the Newspapers of the day; 111s ODE UPON DEDICATING A BUILDINGAND EUECTING A STATUE TO S€IAPESPEARE,.fromthe London Chronicle, and a folio BROADSIDEDETAILING THE PROGRAMMEFOB SEP. 6,7, AND 8. dmtunique DRAWINGSOP THE FAR-FAMEDCASSOLETTE IN WHICII WAS CON- VEYED TO GARRICKTIIF, FREEDOMOF THE BOROUGHOF STBAT- FORD, of which a copy is here, endoraed by Garrick ‘‘ Stratford.” “A Copy of the Freedom of a Burgess given to D. G. ;” Copy of Letter of Thanks for tbe same, Aug. 8, 1769 : Garrick’s Order for the payment of €63 for setting the Ode to Music, with Dr. Arne’s receipt for the same, dated Sep. 14, 1767. Letters from T. Davis, carver of the Cassolette. bgether with other Documents relating to the Festival ; the subsequent order to paintportraits of Shakespeareand of Garrick, I to be placed in the Town Hall, &c., &c. ILLUSTRATED BY PORTRAITS OF SHAKSPEARE AND GARRICK,VIEWS OF THE TOWNOF STRATFOIID,GABRICK’S VILLA AT HAMPTON PROGRAMMEPRINTED OB SATINOF TEE SECONDCOMMEMOBATIO~ OF SHAKSPEARE,Engraved Piews of the Jubilee Procession, & bund byin Lewis 1 vul. imp. 4to. 1474 Catalogue of the Books presented by Ed. Capell, Esq., to Trinity Collegr, . /A- . Cambridge, in June 1779, plate after bust by Roddliac inserted, interleaved with ruled-paper for additiorrs privatelyprinted, half morocco, gilt top, edges uncut 8m. 1779 1475 Remarks critical and illustrative on the Text and Notes of thelast edition of Shakespeare, and published by Steevens in 1788 (by Joseph Ritson) 8vo. 1783 1476 Davies (T.), Dramatic Miscellauies, 3 vol., portraits HOBACEWALPOLE’B copy, with his vuluable Autograph Notes uncut crown 8vo. 1784 1477 Shakespeare Galley, containing a select Serk~ofhn- and ChawW accompanied by Criticisms and Remarks, 50 plates after Singleton Smirke, &e. by C. Taylor, portrait, view of stm?fmd, the Birth- place added 8vo. C. Taylor, 1792 1478 Shakespeare MSS. An Authentic Account of the Sh*Prian&fanu- scripts, by W. H. Ireland, portrait ‘ 800. 1796 1479 Original Letters of Sir Job11 Fa” and Friends,dedicated to Master Samuel Irdaunde (satiricd),fmntisph 12m. 1797 1480 Sbkes are-paprs. An Apology for the Believers in those Whichwere K“ibited in Norfolk-~t~~et(by George ChaImem $ne copy, red worm9gilt edges avo. 1797 1481 Waldmn (F. G.), Shakespewan Mimuany ~UMEROUSMS. ADDITIO~SBY G. DANIEL,mho illustrated the volume with scarce Portraits, Autographs, Play-Bilk VhS,&* calf mtra, gilt edges 40. 1802 Y 162 163 1492 New Facts regarding the Life of Shakespeare, 1835-New Pa&ulam regarding the Works of Shakespeare, 1836-Tn~ MERUYPUCK; OR ROBIS GOOD-FELLOW,very pleasant and witty, from a brut8 fetter copy printed in 1600. only 25 printe&’he HARROWINGOF HELL, now jrst printed from the Harleian MS.. No. 2253, only 25 THE VIRGIN, I printed-THE MARRIAGEor a Miracle Play, MS. Cotton. vesp. DPIII., only 25 printed ALL EDITED BY J. PAYNECOLLIER, ESQ. Presentation Copies, with Inscriptions by the Editor calf extra, gilt extra, calf edges cr. 8m. 1493 Halliwell (J. 0.). Introductionto Shakespeare’s MidsummerNight’s Dream Presentation Copy from the Author, w‘th his autographnote 8wo. 1841 1494 Collier (J. P.). Memoirs of the principal Actors in the Plays of Sbake- speare 8wo. 1846 1495 Halliwell (J. 0.). Life of W. Shakespeare THICK PAPER, (only 6 copiesprinted), woodcuts ILLusTRATm with Theobald‘s Proposals and his Auloyraph Receipt for One Guinea (very rare) ; Notes on Shakespeare in the Hund- writing of Whulley, the Editor of Ben Jonson ; ffalliwell‘s List of early Shakespeares (only 25 copies printed), 1857; coloured View of Bartlemy Fuir; Portrait of George Daniel; Autograph Letters of J. 0. Halliwell, &c., &c. 8m. 1848 1496 SHAKESPEAREPOBTRAIT. A Few Remarks by Henry Runmy Forster on the Chandos Portrait of Shakespeare,recently purchased at Stowe for the Earl of Ellesmere, and a letter upon the sameby H. Rodd, a privately printed tract, with comparison heads UNIQUE, the only copy PSI~TEDON VELLUM Presented by the author, green morocco extra, by c. Lewis royal 8vo. 1849 1497 SHAKESPEAEEPORTRAIT. Another copy, on paper, cuts, only 50 copies ptinted,with Autoymph Note from Horace Redd 8~.1849 1498 Rodd (H.)On the Chandos Portrait of Shakespeare 8m. 1849 1499 HdliweU (J. 0.). Some Account of the Antiquities, Coins, Manuwripts, mm Books, ancient Documents and other Reliqueaii1UStrative of &e Life and Works of Shakespeare in hie Possession, facairPlik%, 80 copies printed, fm primate Eircukction only 4to. Brutm Hill, 1852 1500 -

164 1501 ShakesperianCuriosities. A Lyttle Boke gevinge a True and Brief AC- .u. counte of some Reliques and Curiosities added of late to Mr. c% Halliwell’s Shakespeare Collection only 25 copies printed 4to. 1856 1502 A Complete View of the Shakespere Controversy concerning the Authen- #& . lo . ticity and Genuineness of Manuscript matter affecting the works and Biography of Shakespere, published by Mr. J. Payne Collier as the fruits of his Researches, by C. M. Ingleby, LLD. 8vo. 1861 3. . 1503 Proceedings at the fourth Shakesperean Festival given by the urban c+ Club, April 23rd. 1863 ILLUSTRATED with platesand numemsjne Portraits of Shakespeare and others (several Proofs), Autograph Letters, 4c. calf extra, gilt extra, calf edges 1863 8vo. (,, (,, . 1504 The Seven Agea of Man, as described by him pictorially, depicted bY bd Robert Smirke, in reducedphotographs,with illustrativequotatioM vellum wrapper 12~0. L. Booth, 1864 2 IC1 . 1505 SHAKESPEARE AND GARRICK t4J-Y “ Description of the Cassolette formed and carved from the wood of Shakespeare’s mulberry tree ’’ Garrick in the Green Room A Biographicaland Critical Analysis of A Picture PAINTED By HOGARTH,and engraved by Wnl. Ward. By George Daniel Boththese printed descriptions are illustrated with many Histrionic andLiterary Portraits, and TWO coLounm DUWINGS OF JACK BANNISTER IN FAVOURSTE CHARACTERS HORWBill, PRINTED ON SATIN (unique), of Monday, June 23rd, 1817, Mr. Kemble’s last time of acting Presenting pictorial mementoes of the stage between the periods Of the two great luminaries of stage performances 1506 SHAKESPEARE’SHOUSE. A thick quarto volume so lettered, containing !&, the Particulars of the aale of Shakespeare’s House, a great variety Of matter iilustrative of the life of the GREATPOET, HIS FAMILY CO?NECTIONS,the Drama at Shakespeare’s time, and hia con- temP?ranes ;Shakespeare B manager, and Shakespeare in retirement, the different festivals at Stratford-upon-Avon, and numerous cutting3 from newspapers and other publications bearing on the same great subject, very full of interest to which is added a collection of cuttings relative to the 6‘ Perkins Folio ” A VOLUME OF ESPECIAL VALUE, copiously illmad with por~aits, Views, and other valuable adjuncts

turn upon ; by the late s. T- &.fly endations in Mr. collier’s FOho! p J. P. Collier, Esq. The GrimddJ lays of Shakespeare, from a recently ph Grimddi, %., Comedian, J. Re b on Shakespearian Emendations). ce to matter attributed to aleridge ipt, ib. 1855, a suppressed pamphlet was threatenedwitha &minalprO- . Lamb, R. Southey, W. Words~O~ 8w.inld 165

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SIZES MIXED. ! LOT 1508 Sharp (Charles, of Edinburgh). Zopheir; a Tragedy. A1 c .,, 'I. Presentation Copy to Mr. Daniel, with MS. Zns&ption 8~0. 1819 1509 SHAw (Henry) DRESSESAND DECORATIONSOF THE MIDDLEAGES. 2 vola Theplates jnished after exquisite examples, in their /I /C . proper brilliancy. Initials in colours. A VERY CHOICE COPY, superbly bound in green morocco, gilt edges, jy C. Lewis colornbier 8vo. Pickering, 1843

1510 Shee (Sir M. A.) Rhymes on Art. . n Presentation Copy to Hopner the Artist, with an Autograph Letter A. from the Author. red morocco, gilt edges foolscap 8vo. 1805 80 151 1 Shenstone (W.) Works in Verse and Prose. 3 vol. .$. dark sprinkled calf royal1791 12mo. AR 1512 Shenstone (W.) Poetical Works. 2 vd. Platesafter Stothard '7' green nrorocco, gilt edges foolscap1798 8t.o. 1513 Shenstone (W.) The Schoolmistress; a Poem inimitation of Spenser. 3 ,s- . First edition, cut on title tree-murbledextra, calfgilt edges cr. 8vo. 1742 1514 Shenstone.Recollection of some Particulars in the Lifeof the late I 1% . Wm. Shenstone, Esq. A portrait of the Poet, and mother of the Editor (the Rev. Richard Graves) inserted ISAACREED'S COPY, with MS. notes in the hand-writings of Mr. Seward and Mr. Malone ed&es uncut 1788 12mo.

1515 Sheridan (R. B.) Schoolfor Scandal, Dublin, 1782 ; withother Plays ' I . in the volume. Autograph Signature and Notes of Joseph Austin the Actor 1217~0. 1516 Sheridan (R. B.) Dramatick Works, edited by Thomas Moore. 2 v01.- 3 3 . A Promissory Note to David Garrick for €200, having his signature. alga endorsement by Gartick at the back of it, andportrait inserted FINE PAPEB COPY, calf extra,full gilt kc&,gilt edges 8w. Murray, 1821 1517 Sherlock (Dr. Tho.) Diclcoum at the TempleChurch. 4 VO~. portrait. . b . old tree marbled caygilt nm. 1712

1618 Sherlock (W.)on Death ' IU- . old blach morocco, gilt edges h. 1696 1519 ShinLer. A Relation of the Hog-facedGentlewoman Cdled 6 ,e . Mistress Tann&in shioker, who was borne at Wickham, a neuter Towne on &e RiverRhine, who W- bewikhd io her MOthH.8 Womb, in the year 1618, &c., 8°C. curimr title FlRt COPY, VERY RARE, w-7 &t e@ printed by J. O., and are to be sold F. on hhil, new st. scprlcws ChwcA mail 4to. 1640 $.-&-,&-. 1198. 47 'I. 6 '- auk.. Jto$.4m.d -Ar; Ad- J& mq. ,. -- 166

1520 Shipton. The Life and Death of Mother Shipton ; being not only a true Account of her strauge Birth atld most important Passage8 of her t* Life, but also her Prophesies,&c. : woodcut on title, forB. Harris, 1677-Mother Shipton's Prophesie,with Three and XX. more; woodmt of Mother Shipton, Wolseg,and view of Yorke on the title, four leaves, large size 40. Printed for W. Thackq, Duck Lane, 1685, probably unique in 1 vol., mssia, gilt edges 4t0. 1677-85

1521 Shirley(James). Poems. Portrait by Marshall &I blue morocco, gilt edges, by C. Smith small 8v0. 1646 1522 Shirley (J.) Six New Playes; portrait 69 Marshall, 1653.-Hono1h and Mammon ; The Contention of Ajax and Ulysses for the Armour of Achilles: head a8 a bust, by Gaywood, and copy of the me executed for the British Bibliographer. 2 vol. russia 8w. 1653 1523 SIDDOKS(Mrs. Sarah). Memoirs, interspersed with Anecdotes of Authors kq and Actors,by James Boaden, Esq., 2 vol., with very numerous portraits of herself, family, and coatemporun'es Partly arranged for binding 800. 1827 1524 Siddons.Another copy. 2 vol. Portraitafter Sir Thomas Lawrence pd 1827 *.* ILLUSTRATEDBY ABOUT ONE HUNDRED Portraits and Engravings of celebratedActors, in character. In vol. 2. is inserted Mrs. Galindo's Letter to Mrs. Siddons, relating to her estranging Mr. Galindo from his wife and family, 1809. M25 SIDNEY(Sir Philip) Works.-Arcadia ; Defence of Poesy, &c. 3 vel. portrait and plates . neat set in the original ca1f binding, scarce 800. 1725 1526 Sidney (William) To the Lady King ; a Poem dt Autograph Ms., with a Letter to Lady King from the Poet rrnall4tO. A. 1527 SKELTON (John, Poet Laureat to King Heny vl11.) Here after fohweth a LitelBoke called Colyn cjoute, compyled by f& mayster Skelton bintb fettn by me Rychardea. Kele, d- The Of PhYllYP Sparowe, 01 the last pge is a woodcut .f Philyp Sparowe's tombe 5iab lettor: atpoultry, the by Rychard Kele, de Come Ye mat to Courte, on thelast page is a woodcut Of Skylton, met" at his && bfatk fetta by me Richard Kele, dwelling in the Poultry, d- VERY RARE, fine copieg from the Bindley and the Hibbert COl- lections in 1 vol. 12nro. a* d*

*628 SKELToN(John), WAY COMEYE NAT TO COURT^,, Another impremion* b haoin9 u whole-lengthjfgure of Skelton on reve+e of title, a well as the Sifting$pre at the cbae of the volume msm~~e* ofjrst two leaves mended, rnwm~~,gilt e4eS -12moo BY one Richard Kele, dwelliq in the Powltty, n-d*

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1529 Skelton (John), The Bokes of, vie. :- SpekeParrot-The Deth of the nobleprince Kyng Mwa& the fourth-A Treatyse of the Scottea-Ware the Hawk-TLe Tun- nyng of Elynour Rummynge Mac& iem, morocco, gilt edges. The last piece is not complete; the htleaf being D VI. with the catch-word ‘‘ Lowe.” 12mo. n.d. 1530 SKELTON,(Mr., Poet Laureat to King Henry the Egiht (&.) ELYNOUR ’ 4u RUMM~N,the famous Ale-wife of England, woodcut of Eleanor Rummin on the centre of title, and impression of the same m the reverse blue morocco, exceedingly scarcesm. 4to. Samuel Rand, 1624 1531 SKELTON(John) Pithy, Pleasaunt and ProfitableWorks,portraitinserted 1 IS . PINE COPY, old blue morocco, border of gold, marbled edges 12mo. 1736 1532 Skelton (John, PoetLaureat to Henry the VIII.) SomeAccount of ‘ 3‘ the Life of, (four leaves,) repn’ntedprivately in the biacft fcmt calf gilt calf 12mo. n. d. 1533 Smart.(Christopher), Poems, with account of his Lifeand Writings, 7’ 2 vol. in 1, portrait, edges uncut, rare in such state BEST EDITION, whole calf, by Hayday 12mo. Reading, 1791 .. 1534 Smart (J.) Tables of Interest,Discount, Annuities, &c. 4to. 1726 L 1535 SMITH(Ca t. Alexander), THE COURTOF VENUS;or, theHistory of 3 12. . Cuck&s and Cuckold Makers for 200 yearslast past, being a continuation of the History of the most celebrated Beauties and famous Jilts in the English Court, 2 vol. in 1 second edition, very scarce, calf, gilt edges 12mo. 1716 1536 Smith (Charlotte), Elegiac Sonnets and other Poems, 2 vol., portrait, plate0 by J. Heath red morocco, gilt edges 1797 12mo. 1537 Smith (C. J.) Historical and Literary Curiosities, facsimiles and plates, India proof-portrait of G. Daniel (aprivate plate) added half green morocco, uncut, top ec+v gilt 4to. 1840 1538 Smith (H. ad J.) Rejected Addresses, portraits and cuts, 1833- Mangin (E.) on Light Reading, Autlror’s Autograph hcriptbn, 1808--lights and Shadows of Scottish Life, Edinb., 1846 calf ertra in 1 vol. foolscap 800. 1539 Smith (Rev.Sydney) Six Sermonsin Charlotte ChaPI, Edinburgh, portrait a&d, presentation copy with the Author’s Autograph Inscription calf gilt foolscap 8vo. Edinb., 1800

plates Huiman old calfgilt 12mo. 1792 168 L 1542 Smyth (William, of St. Peter’s College, Comb., 1815)-Tansillo (Luigi) & TheNurse, a Poem, from the. Italian, by W. Roscoe, head of Translator Liverponl, 1804 b 1543 Snell(Hannah, the Female Soldier), Surprising Life and Adventures, %& portrait andplates, including the rure engraving of Hannah Bell performing the Manual Exercise of a Soldier at Goodman’s Field Wells, 1750 calf 1750 8ao. 1544 Somervile (Wm.) The Chace,focrr Books,frmtispieceby Swtin 3-ji FIRST EDITION, old red mormco, broadgold borders 410. G.Hawkins, 1735 Probably the Dedication copy to ‘‘ The Prince,” to whom the P0e.m itself is addressed-(?)William Henry Duke of Gloucester. Somervile. Another edition,1545 Another Somervile. plates (A[& marbled edges calf, marbled 8ao. 1757 1546 Somervile.Another edition, with critical Essay, by Dr. 3. Aikin, plates by Stothard -, green morocco, green gilt edges 12mo. 1796 , 1547 Somervile.Another edition, with a Sketch of the Author’sLife, and db Annotations by E. Topham ; engravings by Scott 12mo. Dmdce, 1804 1548 SONNETS TO THE FAIREST C(ELIA PINE COPY, WO~OCcoextra, gilt edges 4* 4to. Adam Islipfor W. Po,1594 *.* ONLY ONE OTHER COPY (that purchased by Lord Clive from the Libyq of the Rev. Mr. Rice, at Evans’s, in 1834, for €25, and much infenor to this) Is AT PRESENT KNOWN. It was privately printed for the author. Percy’s plays (a MS. now in the Library of the Duke of Devonshd are about on a par with his Sonneta. “here is no doubt that the laat &~nnetis by Barnabe Barnes, who was a friend of PeKy.--Note by Mr. Daniel. *I S,L. f Jo. &x.04: ’rye: t c

-~ 1- 1653 The Complete Englih So&ter; bein a Collection that have ban sung at the Playhouses; also Vauxhalf Ranelaigh (sic), and Marybone Gardens, with Prologues, Epiloguen, kc. red morocco, gilt edgeu 13mo.for th8 BoOblhS ))o- .u6 1554 Tbe Song~ter’rCompanion,fmntis+ce 3b. corrmpry~ d* 169

1555 The ContentedCouckould : or, a Pleasant New Songe, of aNewcastle . 2 . Man, who’s Wife being gone from him: shewing bow be came to London to her, and when he found her, carried her back agaioe to Newcastle Towne, woodcuts reprinted on old toned paperby J. Bell, Newcastle 8vo. . 3- . 1556 The MerryBatchelor’s Medley-New Pantheon Concert-Marybone Concert-Covent Garden Concert-Drury Lane Concert-Ranelagh Concert-Delights of Ranelagh-Lady’sEvening Companion- Woody Choristers-Court of Apob--Songster’s Magazine-Song- ster’s Companion - New Vocal Harmony -Soldier’s Festival- Lover’s MagazineLover’s in 1 vol. 8wr. 1557 W. (T.), Songs and PoemsLove of Drolleryand 33. $ne copy, rare, rusdia extra, marbled edges 12mo. 1654 1558 RUMPSONGS : or, an exactCollection of the choycestPoems and Songs 3‘ 2 6 relating to the late Times, 2 parts in 1, brilliant impressions of the engraved title and frontispiece blue morocco, gilt edges 8m. 1662 1559 Methinks the Poor Town has beentroubled too long, or a Collection of I . &e Several Songs now in Mode ; eitber at the Court or Theatres, I hear some lawyer at my song does scoff, But would I knew who ’twas, l’de claw him off. scarce, brown morocco extra, gilt edges 8m. 1673 1560 H. (J.) ChoiceCompendium ; or, an Exact Collection Of the Newest I . and Most Delightful- Songs- that are Sung at Court, and both the Theatres scurce, olive morocco extra, gilt edges 8vo. 1681 1561 RUMPSONGS :-Collection ofLoyal Songs, written against the Rump I Iu. . Parliament, 2 vol. extra, giltculf extra, edges 12mo. 1731 *,* This copy sold in Col. Stanley’s sale for E2 108. 1562 The Syen-The Lark-TheNightingale-TheLinnet-The Thrush-and 13 13 . The Robin, CONTAININQ THREE TXOqSANDTHREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY TWO SONGS, 6 vol., uniform In red morocco,#giit edges a vey scarce series 12mo. &darn 8 Hatch, 1734-49 The fiw three named volumes havealphabeticalTables of the Contents, the laat a Glossary of Scotch Words. 1663 The Cupid ; a Collectionof Love Songs, in 12 pa-, suited to Twelve 2 J- . different of Lovers, second edition, with a frontispiece by Scotin tiad morocco, gilt eees J. Osborn, 1739

1636 The Toper’s Delight, or a Pipe of the Best 12. u A very curious and scarce collectionof capital Bacchanalian songs.” MS. Note by 0. Daniel 22,130. 1744 z 170

1567 The Merry Man’s Companions and Evenings agreeablyentertained: containing nearly six Hundred of the very best and most favouriteSong, ‘7 fmt.by H. Bugh, dark calf, the edges uncut H. Kent, 1750 1568 Marchant (J.), Puerilia, frontispiece, calf extra 4-8 ‘6 A curiousMelange of Songs : Pious, Punning, and Piscatory.” George Daniel, MS. Note 1751 lflmo. 1569 Muses Banquet(The), or a present from Parnassus, being a Collection .(90 of such English and Scots Songs, as are so well worth preserving, that are perfectly decent, have some scope and design, &c., 2 VOL front. by G. L Smith, VERT RARE 18nao. Reading, 1752 1570 The Wreath, a Collection of two Hundred, sung at Vauxhall, Ranelagh, da.fhm Marybone, Cuper’s Gardens, &c.Gardens, Cuper’sMarybone, 12mo. 1752 4 1571 Orpbeus Britannicus, or the Gentleman’s and Lady’s MrtsicalMuseum, 4. 100 favorite Songs, with head pieces,exhibiting Costume of the k! Period, engraved by Cole, calf extra,gilt edges 8uo. 1760 1572 A Rattle for grown Childrenby Young D’Urfey, Mezzotint Portrait 2dA blue morocco, gilt edges, scarce crown 17668vo. 1573 The Honest Fellow, or Reveller’s Memorandum Book, wherein Mars and Venus,assisted by Bacchus, are in conjunction to exhibit the Humours of the World, in a Collection of Jocular Songs now in YL Vogue, by Bumper Allnight, Esq. a scarce volume, the verses are of considerable humour, extra caw, gilt edges 12mo. T. Archer, 1767 1574 The Cheerful companion, or Songster’s Pocket Book, containing the nost approved Songs, Odes, Cantatas, &c., in the English Language, with the Airs engraved Ted ))H))Y)cco,with a List of all the Lodges of Freemasons 12mo. Geo. Kearsley, 1768 1575 St- Cecilia, or the Lady’s and Gentleman’s Harmonious Companion (by 9 c. Wilson), frontispieceand engraved Tjtle-Pge - ‘6 Wilson’s Musical Miscellany,” red morocco, gilt edges 12mo. Edinb., 1779 9- 1576 The vocal Magazine, or Compleat British Songster, View of Varzhull d 8w. Ham’son & CO., 1781 1577 The Convivial Songster; a select Collectionof Humourous, Satirical, %&;A Bacchanalian, with the music llmo. Fielding, 1782 1578 Nimrod’s of the Chace, folding plate of theWindsor Stag-Hunt, &a scarce, but wanting N 1 8w. 1788 1579 Sailor’sFrolic-Tar’s Vocal Medley-Lover’s JubileeJovial Fellow’s 4b Co~hx!tion and various other Penny Song-Bwks, with rude wood- CYts-Life and Adventures ofAmbrow Gwinett-Monstrous good Songs and Toasts, 1795-History of Johnny Armstrong-High GermanFortune-Teller-The Ballad-The unfortunate Knight- Exploits of Robinson Crusoe,Woodcuts-Joe Miller$ Jestdc. &c. A collection Of 41 Pieces, see List of Contents of the mlume ova $y- leaf, h@f bound uncut in 1 vol. 800. 1680 A CouectiOn of EnglishSongr, with an appendix of Original Pieces, dw edited by Dalrympie fne paper, calf extra 1581 W. am. 1796 llluBtrptive Engravings to Dibdin’s Popular Sone,portrait ~f C. nibdin, ~rfez tra 1806 %

I i2 + 1595 SpiIer (J.¶ Comedian) Life of, by G. Akerbly; ton portraits acldcd, I729.-Life of Mat Coppinger, once a Player in Bartholomew Fair, and since turned Bully, executed at Tyburn, 27 Feb. 1695, slightly wormed, UNIQUE (see Mr. Uanier's MS. note) russia in 1 vol. avo. 1695

, 1596 Spilsbury (W.H.) Lincoln's Inn; its Library, &c., frontispiece foolscap 8vo. 1850 113 1607 R - Stevens Alex.)Lecture on Heads,with additions Charlesby L. , , . hwm, to which is addedan Essay cn~ Satire. 25 humourous characteristic prints by G. M. Woodward. calf gilt calf 1808 1608 Stevens (Ha)Account of the Proceedings at the Dinner given byMr. . . G. Peabody to the Americans connected with the Great Exhibition P rivately printed Privately 8w. 1851 1609 Stevenson (M.) Poems, with the rare Portrait bt~Gaywoodin two states 2 2 . olive mmcqgilt edges,by C. Lewis 8ao. 1665 1610 STURBS(PHILIP) A PERFECTPATHWAY TO PELICITIE; containing Godly Meditation and Prayers,fit for allTimes, and necmrie to ’r * be practised of all good Christians bkk ittttr,. printed within borders, slightly wormed in the head map gin, dedlcated to Mistresse Katherine Milward in the original vellum wrapper, initials of R. D. on the sides sq. 24mo., Hunlfrey Lownes, 1610 ba 161 1 Stokes’s and Sutton’s Amphitbeatre in lslington Road, asingularly curious * bill issuedin 1731 for a trial of skill,with special directions as to 1’ the attire of the male and female combatants a tare sheet in quarto Igb 1612 Storer (J. and H. S.) Historyand Description of the Parish ofClerken- I I 2 . well, the Historical department by T. Gromwell LARGE PAPER, proof plates on India paper, with a pfusion ofextra enabellhhments ; Portraits, Views, #c., prepared for binding 8vo. 1828 1613 Stradlingi (J.). EpigrammaturnLibri IV. sm. 800. 1607 2 2. . A copy of this curious and rare VO~Umt? (COITAININO AT p. 13 AM EPITAPHON RICHARDTARLETON THE ACTOR), sold for $21 10s. in Dent’s Sale. 1614 Strawberry Hill.Poems by Anna Chamber, Countess Temple, portrait ‘ Id-. 4to. Printed at S. H., 1764 1615 StrawbemyHill. Miscellaneous Antiquities: or, a COlleCtiOn of Curious . 6 Payers from scarce Tracts, or Original MSS., two parts 4to. Printed at S. H., 1772 1616 Strawbemy HilL Postscript to the Royal and NobleAutho% plate, I I . uncut 8vo. atPrinted S. H., 1786 1617 Strawberry HillCatalogues, with printedPrices, and Mr.Croker’s Squib I 5- . (6 Gooseberry Hall,” ILLUSTEATED with a few Prints, Drawings, the song of strawberry Hill (with Music), Cuttings fmNews-

plates calf extra, gilt edges,Lewis by 4to. 1810 1620 Strype (John) ufe of the learned Sir John Cbeke,Knt., Secretary of . 3 State to King Edward VI., pottrait by NUtW calf, marbled e&es 8m. 1705 . , . 1621 Sturm (C. C.) Reflections on the Works of God andon his Provi- dence. SHARPE’SEDITION, with engrauings by Westall,some added, 4 kL‘fria 12m. 1823 caw extra, marbled eaes

175 1633 Tale, Tragical and Comical,done from Antique Italian, Spanishand French Authors, into Englisb Verse, by Thomw Durfey '3. $ne old calf Suo. 1704

1634 Tales for Youth, in Thirty Poems, with Moral Applications in Prow, by . 10 L J. H. Wynne, cuts by Bewick hay red morocco 18~.Hartis 8 Co., 1805 1635 Talfourd (Sir". N.) Three Speeches on Copyright, Author's Autograph Inscription foorYcap 8vo. 1840 1636 Talfourd (T.N.) Tragedies, to which are added a few Sonnets and Verses, portrait calf extra calf 1846 12mo.

1637 Tarlton (Richard), Newes out of Purgatorie,only such a Jest 88 his Jigge, fit for Gentlemen to laugh at an Houre, &c. buck Ictttr, title wanting, and mended vEm RARE, green morocco extra,gilt ea!ges 410. 1638 Tasso Torquato), I1 Goffrido oven, Gierusalemme Liberata con e figure I lfl . da\ P. Tempesta, engraved title red morocco, gilt edges, by Hering Rma, 1657 1639 Tasso (Torquato), Jerusalem Delivered,nn Heroic Poem, translated by John Hoole, 2 vol., fnnrtispkces after Stothrd old red old morocco, gilt edges Suo. 1783 1640 Tasso (Torquato), Godfrey of Bulloigne, or Jerusalem Delivered, trans- . 13 lated by Edward Fairefax, Gent., edited by Singer, 2 vol., woodcuts Bensky's beautifully p'ntededition, dark cay, gilt edges l2mo. Chiswick, 1817 1641 Taylor (Jeremy, Bp of Down) Discourse of Confirmation, portrait THICK PAPER, old blue turkey, gilt edges Suo. 1664 1642 Taylor (Bp. J.) GoldenGrove, fmtispiece old mmcco, gilt edges 12~.li61 1643 TAYLOR(Jeremy, Bp. of Down and Connor) RULEAND EXERCISESI II . OF HOLYLIVING AND DYING,2 vol.,frontispiece Elegantly printed by Whittingham. unvnm in dark blue IIU)*OCCO gilt edges 8vo. Piekering, 1847 1644 Tell-Tale (The) ; or, Anecdotes expressive of the Characters of Persons eminent for Rank, Learning, Wit, or Humour, 2 vel. calfgilt R. Baldwin, 1756 1645 TELL-TALE(The) Another Edition calf eztra, marbled edges 1h. 1762 1646 TEWNYWN(Alfred) Poems. 2 volein hfwrth edition purple nwrocco, gilt edyes 12~.Maon, 1846 1647 TAYLORTHE WATERPOET (John) ALL HIS WORKES, being SixtY-three in ~~~h~,into onevolume, with tire rare engraved title (mtaink partrait) and tocvrf~ts PINE COPY,~O~~TU~~by HardiV added m60e=tra,jdats, gilt edges, with Sir M. Ma SyRes's Amin gold rider, BARB fvliv. 1630 176 I77 178 . . 1661 Theocritus,Idylliums, translated by Fawkes old gilt culf 800. 1767 Y*Mr r 1 . 1662 THESPIANTRIALS ; viz., Good u. Fletcher, Wright u. Braham, Foote & u. Hayne, Cox u. Kean, with scarce caricatures in colours,

7 179 1672 THOMSON(JAMES). SLASONS,with Life of the Author, pmtrnit added green morocco, gilt edges 1818 3. 1s- A Wonderful Specimen of Caligraphy, copied by the Pen IN EXACT IMITATION OF A PRINTED EDITION, A MARVELLOUS INSTANCE OF PERSEVERING INDUSTRY, pennedby Andrew Atlleck, a nativeof Glasgow, an officer in the Marines captured during the French Revolutionary Wars, and carried prisoner to Verdun. The task was undertaken to wile away the miserable hours of a long procrastinated captivity, and wasaccomplished under numerous privations. At the release of the writer this singular proofof perseverance was presented to Captain Smith, a fellow-prisoner, from whom Andrew Affleck had received manymarks of particular kindness.-MS. note 1673 Thomson. Another edition, plates tzfter Westall Id'. blue morocco, gilt edges, with a Lkdscape painted on the front edge 12mo. 1824 1674 Thomson. Another edition edited by BoltonCorney, cuts drawn on 3. a wood by John Bell, C. W. Cope, T. Creswick and Other8 PURTHE~~ILLUSTHATED by a set ofthe engravings from Murray's edition of 1792, A PROOF SET of Westall's designs to Sharpe'r edition of 1819, and an unlettered PROOF of the potbait of Thomson on India paper green morocco extra,gilt edges, Haydayby 8w. 1842 1675 Thornson. Another edition. with other Poems, and Memoir by Sir Harris Nicolas, 2 vol., portrait pea green nrOrocc0,gifte;ges, by Huydcry 12mo., Pickering, 1847 1676 Tihullus, Love Elegies and the Poems of Sulpicia, Latin and English, by Dr. Grainer, 2 vol. 12mo. 1759 culf"Y ailt 4 1677 Timbs (J.) School-Days of eminent Mea. plates, foolcup ~vo.,1858- Chalmers (F.) English Hearts and English Hands, foubcap 8w., 1868--Goldsmith (J.) BiographicalClass-Book, plater, 12mo., 1820-Rule (J.) English and French Letter- Writer, 12mo., 1766 4 vol. 1678 Tite (w.).Dewriptive Catalogue of the Antiquities found in the Exca- vations at the New Royal Exchange, plan Privately printed Privately 8w. 1848 1679 TOBACCOPAPERS. A MABvELLOUSLY SINGULAR AND CUPJOUS GLLEC- TION OF PRINTED TOBACCOPAPERS, &sued by various deulers in Lo& during the EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, OR which are exhibitsd Cmvidal Meetings and a variety of charactetirtic de*nr oblong shape

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183 1707 virgilii Opera, e recensione N. Heinsij vellum, uncut Pataoii, 1738 ‘6.

1708 virgilii Opera, 2 vol.jfne plates by J. Fit& * 10 . madled calf extra 1800royal 8w.

1709 Virgil. Works,English in Verse, by John Dryden, 3 VO]. I I3 portrait and above a hundred sculptures by Vander Clutch one vol. slightly wormed in the ma+ Mr. Bernal‘s copy, ca1f extra, gilt edges am. TW~,1709 1710 Virgil. The Canto added by Maphaeus to Virgil’sTwelve Books of .3. Bneas, from the original Bombastic, done into EnglishHudibmtic, with notee, by John Ellis, Esq. (Deputy of Bread-street Ward,) with an autograph note from the translator to Mr. Robert Dodsley, and the initiah of I. Reed, 1760, frontispiece 12mo.1758 1711 VOLTAIRE(A. de) LA HENBIADE,2 vol. plates and uiiptter ujler LC ’ ’ Eisen, portrait by Tardk PINE COPY, with a PROOP SET OF THE BEAUTIPUL VIOIEITEIIworked on separate leaves fiench red ~RMOC~O,gilt edger, artus on sides cr. 8m. Part’s, 1770 17 12 Voltaire (M. de) La Henriade, am lea Variantes, &s+ afer 1. ’ . Qudverdi by Bambrun EDITION IMPBIMEEPOUR L’EDUCATIOI DE MONS. LE DAUPHIN royal 4to. Paris, Didot, 1790

I713 Voltaire, La PucelIe d’orleans, 2 VO~.vignettes . 3 (3 French cav, gilt ed$es 24mo. Londres(Cazin), 1780 I7 14 Wales. A Collection of WelshTravels and Memoirs of wales: contains ’ ‘ Dean Swift’s Journey to that Ancient Kingdom-A Funeral Sermon pmcbed by the Parson of hugwillin, &c. &c.frodSpke cr. 8w. J. Torbuck, n. d. 1715 Wales. Circular Tours from Chesterthrough North WdH,JmnWm . c* ‘ by Sir R. C. Hmre, and mall maps Mmo. hby,1802 184

1720 Walpole (Horace) Anecdotesof Painting in England, with wme Account of the Artists, and Notes on other Arts, by the late Geo. Vertue, digested from his MSS., with Catalogue of Engravers whohave been born, or resided in England, with Life of Vertue, 5 vol. THEFIBST STRAWBERRY-HILL EDITION, brilliant impressions of the numerous portraits A PRESENTATIONCOPY PROM THE AUTHOR,with inscription in vols. 1, 2, 3, and 5, red morocco, gilt edges 4t0. 1762-71 Walpole(Hon. H.) Historic Doubts on the Life and Reign of King 1721 !qns Richard III., plates, portrait of the King by Vertue inserted darkextra, calf carmine edges 4to. 1768 1722 WALPOLE (Horace), DESCRIPTIONOF HIS VILLAATSTRAWBERRY-HILL, f& * plates $ne copy in scarlet morocco, gilt edges, Arms on the sides EDITION OF ONLY ONE HUNDRED COPIES 4to. Strawberry Hill, by Thomas Kirgate, 1774 1723 a Walpole (Horace, Earl of Oxford) The Mysterious Mother, Tragedy, kowwI Presentation copy to Lord Glenbemie (when Sylvester Douglas), with an Autograph Letter from the Author, illustrated withViews of Strawberry Hill, Plate; and Description of the Loving Cup 4 G. Daniel, &c. red morocco,joints, gilt edges, by C. Kalthoejer 8vo. 1781

' 1724 walpole (Horace) Castle of Otranto ; a Gothic Story. The Author'8 own copy, with his Autograph and Book-plate, 1782-Jephson(Rm) Chntof Narbonne,a Tragedy, (takenfrom the Custle of Otranto), Sent '' From the Author to Horace Walple," who has written on the Adoertisernent, " The title of Count of Narbonne was adapted from Mr. Walpole's tragedy of the Mysterious Mother," portrait of Miss Younge added, Dublin, 1782 reen morocco, gilt edger in 1 vol. CT. 8~0. b 1725

. 1726 Walpole. ANOTHERCOPY, JEFFERY'SEDITION, with coloured platers 'i3 w-r-c printed within$llets of gold A UNIQUE COPY, the Golden fillets being sumoundd with bodem of flowers painted in water-colours by the Misses Berry blue morocco, gilt edges am. 1796 . 1727 Walpole. Another Copy of Jefey's Edition, colosrred plates and gold %). ers,red morocco, silk insides

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! I 1. 187 I751 Watts (Dr. I.) Divine Songs for Children, wmdats ' (0 calf 12mo. Q&sbomgh, n. d. 1752 watts. Anotheredition, with vignettes to each song, &+ea by 2 I> Bmmley, engraved by Wmthington calf, marbled edges, fmntispiece not in the folbwing copy, two pr- traits of Dr. watts inserted, one an engrauedproof before the letters IQmo. Rid$way, 1801 1753 Watts. The same.Another copy blue ?norocco, gilt edges, prmf portrait inserted 12mo. ib. I810 '7 This elegant edition has a Specimen of Moral Songs, and the Beggar's Petition, all having vignettes. I 754 Watts. Anotheredition, with woodcuts, designedby Stothard 3 12. portrait by Vertueinserted, blue morocco, giZt edges l2mo. Tilt, 1832 The illustrations to this copywere coloured by the artist himself, expressly for Ed. Utterson, Esq., by whom it was presented to his Wife, on the 23 February, 1850 I755 Watts (Dr. I.) Hymns and SpiritualSong,$!eenth edition I3 $ne copy, old blue morocco, with gilt tooling 12m. 1744 1756 Watts (Dr. I.) Divine and Moral Songs for the useof Children, with I I thirty illustrations drawn on the wood by C. W. Cope, A.R.A., and engraved by John Thompson A LARGE PAPER COPY of a very elegant edition, and one of the very few coP;.s possessing (6 The DeathIllustration" on puge 28, which was properly cancelled, 6eing too tern& for children A PROOF engraving of tie headof Dr. Watts, a neat WATER COLOUR DRAWIPO illustrating "THECRADLE HYMN,)) with engraving of it by Natter inserted- blue ?norom extra, gilt edges, by Hayduy 8vo. Van Voorst, 1848 1757 Welch Man's Catechism,or Taffy's Instructions, with a singular wood- I I ' cut of Tafy mounted on a pickled herring sprilrRled cay 8vo. 1703

1758 West (G.) "yal of the Witnessesof the Resurrection of Jesus, 1755- ' 3 Letter from the Bishopof London (T. Sherlock) on occasion of the late Earthquakes, 1755-F'ountayne (Dean J.) Fast Sermon at York, Yih, 1756-Weston (E.) Letter to the Bishop of London, 1756 in OM red mo~eco,tooted botders, gilt e&es , in 1 001. 8m. 1759 W~TWABDFOR SMELTS,OR WATERMAI~SFARE OF YAD-MERRY WE* u ?' TEUN WENCHES, whose tongues, dbelt like Bell-clappem, theynew leave Ringing, yet, their Tales are sweet, and will much content YOU. Written byKin& Kit of Kingstone, interwsed withvwse, itrack rem, tarqe woodcut w title

189 1776 LR Wine- The Last Search after Claret in Southwark, or a Visitation of 4' the vintners in the Mint, a Poem 4to. fot E. Hawhim, 1671 ' An Anonymus poetical tract, unknown to Southwark collwtonr ; it cotltains notices of Inns in that part of London, and ha several . lines relating to the Boar's Head in Eastcheap. 1777 Wit and Drollery, Jovial Poems green morocco extra, by Clarke and Bedford,rare 8m. 1682 1778 Witches and Wizards ; giving a true account of all the Tr Is in Eng- 2 land, Scotland, Suedeland, France, and New Englanrby W. P., z fiontispicce and woodcuts, giltcalf 12m. n. d. 1779 Wither (G.) Abusea stript and wbipt, portrait, 6r Will Holle, sen." and c3 3 . woodcart to the Scourge, H. Loumes, 1615-A Satyre, dedicated to His Most Excellent Maiestie, T. Snodham, 1615The Shepheard's Hunting, W. White, 1615 limp vellum in vellum limp 1 vol. l6mo. 1780 Wit's Magazine (The), edited by T. Holcroft, 2 ml. iro 1, all printed 1 3- with the humourous and curious plates dark cay, very scam am. ~a~1.irorrCI. co., 1784.5 1781 Wit's Recreation Refined, Augmentedwith In nions Conceits for the 33' Wittie, and Meme Medecinea for the Me rancholic, enyraued tifle by Marshall, and cuts very Jne copy, in the o+naZ binding am. 8vo. 1663 1782 WITTY WILLIAM OF WILTSHIRE,his Birth, Life, and Education, and 5- 12. strange adventures ; with his unmatchable cheats, witty feats, and merry conceits ; setting forth his travels, what Dangers he escapt by the help of his wits, and how he was himself cheated of fifty pounds by a Lady of pleasure, and yet knew not whether she wag 0 man Or woman but by her hands and face, with merry songs and sonnets biarg tue et, a $ne copy in ca1f, of a MOST CURIOUS ad UNIQUE VOLUME 12~.Printed fm C. Passinp', 92452t dim the Spur-Inn in &tAwark, 1674 Woodhull (Michael) Poem#. Vip.stt..(portrait ad& '9 PRIVATELYPRINTED. COpk8 .f the Viittm, Tifks,kc., from the SecdEd&, 1804, irusrtsd cad ttwrom, broad bder of goM vmnd.the at8 800. 1773 Wood (W.)me Bowman's Glory; or Archery Revived. Scarce 800. 3683 ' '. *I AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

LAAub.. 1800 Autograph Letters (4) of CharlesMathews, eminent Comedian, to the late GoDaniel, furnishing him with dates of the early parts of his Theatrical Career, &c., 1825. 33 Notes of Paul Bedfonland J. Cooper (6) 1801 Autograph Letters (5) of Charles Bucke, author of The Harmonies and Sublimitiesof Nature, tc. ; Emily Bucke, on the Death of her Father : l%u 4- ret Bucke, enclosing a lock of Mr. Bucke’s hair, all addressed 4 to T DaRisl, 1845-7 (7) \I802 Autograph Letter of J. Liston, Comedian, 1826 ; R H. &ham, Ingoldsby Legends, 1838 ; Edw. Wright, Comedian, 1844 ; Benson E. Hill, Author and Actor, 1899; Mrs. Upsdell, daughter of the great John Palmer, respecting her Father’s Portrait, 1832 (5) kdw 1803 Autograph Letters (7) of Charles V. Incledon, Singer, son d the celebrated Vocalist, to the late G. Daniel, Eq., 1830 (5) hCCa 1804 Autograph Letter of W. Moncrieff, Dramatist, 1835; Two Letters in the name of W. Moncrieff, after he became blind. 1841 ; Thomap Dibdin, 192 5 L 1814 Autograph Letter of Robert Cruikshank, two other very characteristia LhL Notes, with figures, curious 1849 1815 Autopph Letter of Peter Whalle to George Steevens, with quotdOM from Macbeth, Merchant of 9enice, &., vary irateredin EorzSy Vicarage, 27td May, 1779 @d 816 Autograph Letter of Charles Kemble, eminent Tragedian, to John Reeve of the Adelphi, scarce C. Q. Thrscrtre, JuEy 6th 1885 1.. 1817 AuwphLetter of EDMUND KEaN,eminent hgedian, to W. Dodsworth, J& of Salisbury, acknowledging the receipt of Edward 111. '' I lament very much that I had not been fortunate enough to meet with 80 hea php in thosetimes when my humbletalents held an influence in the dramatw hemis here. There can be but little doubt that a great portion, if not the w !I ole of the play, is from the pen of Shakespeare : but as, in the days of Elizabeth, it was the custom to write conjointly, some minor poetmight have been connectedwith him. The scene between the King and the Countess of Salisbury is decidedly Shakespeare's:' A hkhb interesting btte Aug. 16th (1 8%) ENGRAVED PORTRAITS

OF CELEBRATED DRAMATIC CHARACTERS, Sml3 from @Itr@,

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<..-e- 1844 Scenes from Shakespeare;theVillage Festival, by Heath, &. * 2. I, proof 10 rfd{,a 1845 Fine in& proofs before btks from theAnnuals, by Goodyear, . j-.d &c. 14

1846 Choh impressions from theNovelist and other Magazines 52 . ~ 6

SCENES F'kOM PLAYS, AFTER PICTURESBY ZOFFANY, $c.

1847 Garrick as King Lea;, after Wilson, by McAdell 1 1848 Garrick as Lord Chalkstone, by Gabriel Smith, pof and p'nt, VeTy Ta?V 2 1849 Mrs. Cibber in the character of Cordelia, painted and engraved by P. Van Bleeck, proof, and jine impression 2 1830 Griffin and Johnson in the characters of Tribulation and Ananiaa, paintedand engraved by P. VanBleeck, and jiw impression 2 1851 Garrick in AbelDrugger, with Burton, $c. aftsr Zoffany,by Dixon, fine proof 1 1852 King and Mrs. Cibber in the School for Scandal, after Zoffiy, by - Earlom, jine pmf 1 1853 David Garrick, with Parsons, &c. in Sir John Bmh after ZOffanY, by Finlayson,' $.e poof 1 1854 Miss YO-, Waldron and Dodd in the characters Of Viola and Fabian, &a. &r Wheatly,by J. R. Smith,jine pmof 1 1855 Foote aa MajorSturgeon, after Zdmy, by Ha;d,jineb?f 1

1856 Garrick and Mrs. Pritchard in Macbeth, after zoffiy, bY *¶ 1 $ne PFoof 1857 &rri& in the Farmer's Return, ah' ZOfPenY, bY Hdd, jm

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I 6 . 1864 Charles Mathews in four estraordinary Characters, :li'ter Harlow, 19 by €1. Meyer, proof 1 3 . 1865 Listonin PaulPry, afterClint, by Lupton, proof 1 Jf- . j- . 1866 Liston,Mathews and Blanchard inLove, Law and Physic, after B, C lint, by Lupton, by Clint, proof 1 . $ . 1867 Mrs. Billington as Mandane,drawing a by De Wilde lb 1868 LACY,COMEDIAN TO KINQ CH~RLES11, IN THREE DIFFERENT ?y CHARACTERS,A CURIOUS ORIGINAL DRAWING, PEN AND BISTRE 1

I ?' 1869 Mr.Edwin and Mrs. Wells in Lingo andCowslip, after Singleton Jf&b andDownman, by Scott; and the same subject, small, aery rare 3 . 9. 1870 QU;n in the character of Coriolanus, smrm ; Mattocks, &c, 6 bo

PORTRAITS OF DRAMATIC CHARACTERS.

1871 Mrs. Abingdon in the characters of Roxalana and Scrub, the kth- bo acarce 2 b 1872 THOMASBETTERTON, after Kmlh, by Williams, scarce 1 -dd"ll" 1 1873 Wmm~BULLOCK, COMEDIAN, Thomas Johnson fecit, VERY RhaE 1 h 1874 Master Betty in Hamlet and Douglas, &r Opie and Northcote, by Heath, with actor's autograph 2 1875 Charles Bannister, &r Brown, by J. R Smith, pof;the same, Amdn/ whole length, as Polly Peachum : John Banister, by Smith, Proof 3 1 1876 BARTON BOOTH,by George White, FINE UHIQUJS PROOF, zoitlr a lettered impression 2 9L 3 1877 Spranger Barry, whole length, as Macbeth, J. Gppim del. scatw; ty Mr. Blakes,McArdell,by in two dzj%ermtstah 3 2- 1878 Bowden,by J. R. Smith ; MasterBetty, by Ward; Berry, by jddq Houston ; Mr. Beard,Faber,by &c.pOf8 5 1879 Mr. Barrett in the characters of Lingo and Charles Sde; $Idw Mrs. Barry, by Paul ; Miss Brown as Clara, proof; Banister, &C. 6 1880 Barrington in the character of Teagw, a dratoing in mhv1 tv I 1881 Bannister in the character of DonWhiskerandos, Q drawing in &oNvy water-colour, by De Wilde 1 I CROSS, AFTER IIUYBY JOHN SMITH, jne proof, ad kttersd .fw impre8aion 2

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Jab 1883 George Cook as Iago, by Ward, proof; thesame in Sir P. Mac- . 13 . sycophant, &c. 4 Mr. Cooke as Sir Pertinax Macsycophant, a drawing of Mrs.Crouch, . . $7 1884 5- in the Tempest, &z. 6 190 1885 Mr. Cummins in the character of Caractacus, etchedby Halfpenny I I 6 . of York, VERY RARE 1

!A,y 1886 Miss Catley, after Lawranson, by Dunkerton, proof before a21 I /f? . letters 1 &an,1887 Mr. Chalmers, in the character of Xdm, whole length,by Wabn, . I3 , scarce 1 a el 1888 Theophilus Cibber, by Simon;a drawing of thesame in pencil, by I . . Worlidge, in the character of a fine gentleman in Lethe 2 &dw1889 TheophiIus Cibber, with apair of horns as Pistol. N. B. Of this I I . rare print, Inever saw anotirm itnpes&n-Geo. DanieL 1 E390 ColleyCibber, after Vanloo ; Mrs. Cibber,after Hudson, by . 3 . Faber 2 1891 Miss Duncan, in the character of Maria,adrawing in water- . J' colour, by De Wilde 1 1892 Miss Decamp, a drawing water-colour,in by De WiIde 1' z L 1893 Madam Davits, after Lely, by Valck, very fine If IS' I 1894 Mr. Dowton, as Major Sturgeon ; Mr. Emery, as Tyke,after De . 9

Wilde, by Turner, proof 4 I ba 1895 Mr. Edwin, in the character of Lingo,by Hodges,jneproof before I . . any letters, and anofierproDf with lettm 2 . 1896 Mr. Elliston, after Harlow, by Charles Turner, poof before any I lettms ; the same, as FdstafX &c. 3 18 9'1Mr. Fawcett, as Dr. Pangloss, &r De Wiide, by Annis ; Miss 3 3 . Fenton, by Faber ; Miss Fmn, by Bartolozw' 4 3' 1898 Garrick, in the character of Richard 111, by Hogdh 1' 1 . 16 * 1899 GA~CK,~ER PINE,BY DICKINSON,bdlktzt pof 1900 GARRICK,IN HAMLET, AFTER WILSON,by Mc @ 1rrL.

. 1948 The same, in the character of Mother Goose, drawn in water-cohr ty by Dewith Wilde, the engraving 2 1949 Mr. Suett, as Endless in ‘(No Song no Supper,” drawn in water- 4-Y De Wilde colour by De 1 1950 Mrs. SIlepIlerB, after ~ar\ow,proof’ LJ~O~Capty ktters ;Mrs. Siddons, J~DL-, by Heath, proof, and fine impression 4 1951 Mrs. Woffington, by McArdell; Mrs. Wrighten, by Laurie; Mr. bo Yeates, by Roberts ; a drawing in chalk of Mrs. Wells, &c. 5 1952 Robert, Wilks and Walker, as Captain Macheath, both by Faber 2 Is 1953 Mr. Woodward, as the fine gentleman in Lethe, by NcArdell ; and ty the same, as Mercutio, coloured 2 1954 CATE UNDERHILLIN THE CHARACTER OF OBADIAH,af&r Bing, by Faber, rare 1 1955 MRS.WOFJIINGTON IN THE HABITOF A VOLUNTEER,a eey culdowr fa and Tare and print 1 . J’ . 1956 Mr. Webster in the character of Comus,jneproof before any btter8 1 JW*&

I L4 ’ 1957 Mr. WOODWARDAS PETRUCHIO, after Vandergucht, by J. €2. Snit& kn myjne proof, rare 1 . 1958 JE- WARNERthe celebratedClown at Sadler’sWells, Parkinson, by Delegal, ram p’nt 1 . 1959 MRS. MARGARETWOFFINWON in the character of Mrs. Ford, a@ Haytley, by Faber, jne and scarce . 1960 A drawing in water-colours of Charles Bucke, Esq. ; SlG . 1961 Fiew of Ranelagh, with Sterne receiving Subscriptions; Frontis- tv piece to the Tragedy of Mariamne,&c. 3 . 1962 The Duke of Dorset’s Chaplain, Steward, and Tom D’Urfey, from JYvd“. aKnowle, picture at sold hy Lyne, rare 1 1963 A Winter’sEvening’s Conversation, J. Simonfecit. ; and the Bo subject, Minheer Van Gought fecit, boa fwm the pictun at Know&, very pave 2 * 1964 The Rev. Mr. Whitfield Preaching at Lee&, 1’149, very rare 1 ;). . 1965 chicatures, Fan Mounts, dm., curiow and rape 15 so - 1966 A portfolio, half rwsia, 21 by 16, sixty leaves paper; and the % Folios without leaves 4 . 1967 mustrations toSharpe’s British Classics, after eminent Ewlbh painters, proof hpmh 69 . 1968 ST~EARD.Illnstrations of the Works of Fielding, Goldsmith, .eedyrJ1 ~Eefl~abr Stothard,poofa on indk pap,UNIQUE, b~i~the dyset 80 tcrk.en of 14 201

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984 D9wuings. Views of Islington, Highgate, and Hmnpstead,&dy exemu L pencil by Chtelain ;Churches and Public Buildings, tA ' in London, Aighly jnkhed in sepia 16

13 * 1985 D~awing8. King John Signing Magna Charta, by Craig, with Engraving; Death of General Wolfe, by Cosway, R.A., shi!ch % inpcil, &. 5 2 j. . 1986 Drawings. The Old Queen's Head, Islington, in coloum, by sw~ Stockdale; Canonbury Fields in 1794, with figure8 and cattle; Islington Old Church, by Galloway ; and Queen Elizabeth's I Walk, Stoke Newington 4 3 II . 198'1 Dvatuinga. Portraits ofMunden, Fawcett, Oxberry, John Reeve 6"-";1 Young, Terry, Russell, wewitzer, and John Kemble, in cha- kkr, highZyfiptisied in pencil or indian ink by WAGEW 9

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2134 Miniature Portrait of SIRWALTER SCOTT, beautifilly exemled 012 QCi ivoy a& thepicture by Raebunz, ornamental frame 1 I 2135 Drawingin pencil of the Illustrious Author, from a bust - by !!&A’ I Harland, highly Jinished 1 i 2136 Whole-length miniature Portrait of Napoleon I, taken from 1% by dy ’ J. Barlow,boardwhile on the Bellerophon 1

See nota at the back, in which Mr. Daniel designates it “ a *+* i characteristic likeness.” 2137 Portrait in water-colours of James Boswell 1 3A *.* An admirable reduced copy by Harding, of the picture by si Joshua Reynolds, with the followingattestation :-(‘ This is a most exact copy of the original portrait painted by Sr. J. R. which was a perfect and very characteristick likeness of Mr. Boswell Ed. Malone? 2138 Portrait of Johnson,Dr. in oil, rn caraoard 1 Q+ ‘ 2139 PORTRAITOF DR. JOHNSON, after the pictnre by Sir Joshua Reynolb LAO in black chalk heightened with colour 1 .Goy. 2140 WHOL=ENGTE POBTaarr OF QUE& ELIZOETII,by STOTHARD, R*A*

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BEAUTIFUL DRAWINGS IN WATER-COLOURS,BY THE BEST ARTISTS, FRAMEDAND GLAZED.

S. AUSTIN. LOT 2141 A beautifulVillage Scene, with figures buying vegetables at the 17 1, (, door of a cottage; a espy chaming exampls 1

H. BROWN. 2146 The Old Parish Church at Stoke Newington -T !

'r. s. COOPER, R.A. 6 2148 AN INHYARD, with Cows, one of which is lying down, and e- carrier's cart, inscribed '< Hendon and London," T. S. Cooper, 1835 ; admirably drawn and coloured 1 DAVID COX. 2149 VIEWON THE TEADIES,with Lambeth Palace on the right and the v& Old Westminster Bridge in front, two figures in a boat occupying the centre of the river ;a very jins specimen, wi& beauti)% efect of COZOUT 1 D. COX

2150 Pier at Dieppe, with shipping, boats and numerous figures; a jne 130 drawing, carefully jni8hed 1 D. COX. G. 2151 Pier at Dieppe,with shipping and figures, very jne 1 $Jid D. COX, JUN. . 2152 Dover Harbour, withshipping

CRUTKSHANK 2153 Swearing a Yokelover the Horns at Highgate ; the ue y chev f,h i. 0ldg.inal &awing, in CO~TS 1 DEWINT. . 2154 COUT SCENE,Isle of Wight,with boats and figures in foreground, k very jnely treated 1 DEWINT. - 2155 A L~SCAPE,with rippling brookand figures; M bporkant work d of the mae*,plate glaes 1 EDRIDGE.

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'L 2168 ; a ' lo ILLUSTRATIONTO SPENSEB'SEPITHALAMIUM most beauti32 and BwL; elegunt drawing, full of vejinment, from the collection of Samd Bogem 1 STOTHARD, R.A. I, I L . 2169 Shakespeareseated on aPedestal between Tragedy andComedy 1 (&Jh

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I L I L. . 2170 SOENEFBON SH~S-'S MmamaNIQET'S Drm~ ;exquG&ly $,EP,., finished in WIOUTS, engraved 1 STOTHARD, R.A.

14 . . 8171 Fiame of Victorystanding on a Globe, holding a laurelwreath in 9dE.U-l. eachhand over the heads of Nelson, Howe, and other illustrioUS I ,' heroes, jnely execukd in indian ink 1

T. STOTHARD, R.A. 1 IO . 2172 The Age of Innocence, theengraved dvatoiw Ad4 TAYLOR.

2 3 . 2173 The Sluice House, Islington, near Hornmy House 1k UWINS, R.A.

' I c G 2174 The Sacrifice of Abel, jnely painted in oil; frm Durove~@ hd.1 colleecion 1 WESTALL, R.A. 21'75 Illustration of a Ballad,the figures beautifully grouped and 9*&+ a veyjne example in oil 1 a3 WESTALL, R.A. . 2 176 Narcissus, a very fine example

WESTALL, R.A. 21'1'1 Venus and Bneaa, engraved for the illastration'of Homer ;f- the Duroveray collection 1 2178 Illustration to Beattie, from the sanae wllection 21'19 The Poet Cowper seated, contemplating his Mother%Picture 1l5 2180 Shakespeare's Dream lb $15

WHEATLEY, &A. 2181 Cottage Door, with figures, painted in 1797 1 I IL .

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2228 0-P- ROW* ’ A ~~riousand rare Token,representing John Kemble . 1 . ! crowned with a fool’s cap betweena horn and a rattle 1 ‘I! ‘7G i! 2229 Silver Medal of John Philip Kemble on his retirement from the j! ‘ Stage, by Warwick 1 :I 2230 SilverTheatrical Admission Ticket in 1739, with the head of . s. ;i ’ Shakespeare in relief,inscribed Jasper Esq. ext.remeZy rme 1 ii i .2-. 2231 Ga&k Token of David Garrick in silver, three others in copper, ii 1 and another in wedgewood, and LitcMeld Token with head of Dr. Johnson 6 2232 Moth Bed Cap. Token of the Landlord of the MotherRed Cap, ’ I+ I! Holloway, in 1667, said to be UNIQUE: 1 s-0 2233 Boar’s Head. Token of the Landlord of the ‘‘ Bore’sHead,” Great . 3 . 1. Eastcheap, before the Fire of London, said to be UNIQUE 1 ii 2234 Mermaid Tauem. Token of this celebrated Tavern, rape 1’3. 2235 Newington penny Token,engraved in cc NeIson’s History of . I+ t, Islington,” of which Mr. Danielsays, “ I knowof but one 11 other.” 1 I

2236 Two old Theatrical Pass Tickets, and curious brass Tobarn StOpper, ’ I L temp. Charles I. 3 bo 2237 William I. pennies, 2 ; Sonthwark, Henry 111. Penny : North- ’ ‘I’ . !i upton, Henry VIII. Groat ; Elizabeth, Threepence; Sixpences, I 3, One milled ; Charles I. Tower Twopence; and Roman 1 Greek I Copper Coins 18 ! ARTICLES IN SILVER. 220

21240 A SICALL SILVERCANDLESTICK, supported by a figure in the dress ,&- of a Harlequin, standing on a raised surfacc, covered with orna- ments in relief, in ments a fine specimen 1 2241 A silver-gilt Apostle Spoon, with twisted perforated handle finely -adw chased, and terminal figure holding an anchor 1 2242 Another very finespecimen, with two terminal figures, ono holding b.~ a cross, the other an anchor 1 2243 Another, with finely twisted handle, terminating with goat which 8 kr 0 $1 figure is milking 1 2244 An ApostleSpoon ; andothers, two plain 3 !!3ovlve 2245 Early silver Sugar Tongs, formed of the human figure holding in . ad- eachhand a circular twisted snake elaborately cngrsved 1 ,(

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2346 A Hot-water Dish with cover, beautifully decorated with gold and .,.faL >> colours of the richest character, being a portion of thc dinner servico manufactured by Chamberlain for the City Corporation J whopresented it to the illustrious LORDNELSON 1 2247 An ovalDish, of same fabric and rich design 1 &-J 2248 A small Bason with cover and stand, forming another podon of ,Qd-w' the presentationgreat to the hero 1. 2249 A pair of Majolica Plates, painted with Return from the H~ntand kfJud pastoral subjecta in landscapes 2 2250 A pair of S??vresPlates, turquoise ground, in the centre of each 6d.d are exquisitely painted birds of the richest plumage in a landscape, surrounded by borders ofgold of beautiful design 2 2251 A Worcester Jug, most prohsely decorated with flowers and d&-- deviccs of the most gorgeous character, profusely enriched with gold 1 252 JvBOLE LENGTH FIGUREOF SHAKESPEARE,with flowing mantle, the inside tinged with rose colour ; his right arm rests on books lying ona pedestal, hanging from which is a scroll inscribed @ p with quotation from his works, pady gilt, and akhed with colow, of Derby manufacture 12 in. high* 1 !

am resting on books placed on a column, on which is pur- trap1 inrelief the Expulsion from Paradise 12 in. high. 1 *+* THE COllI'A?lI@I FIGUBE, of the same bctlutifulfabric, finely tinged with cohr and enriched with gold.

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3254 A BUSTOF SH~~ESPEAREin mantley enriched with gold, the Read delicately tinged with cohr 9 in. high. I 2255 A Punch Bowl, enamelled with grotesque figures, birds, flowers, and various dcvices in great prohion, presenting a vey dch aparance 148 inchea in diameter. 1 2256 Another, of smaller size, painted with Chinese figures, birds, and other decorations other 1 2257 A pair of Chinese Vases, with gilt handles, beautifidly painted with figures, insects and flowersin great variety 5 incheshigh. 2 2258 A pair of Match Pots, beautifully painted with flowers, heightened with gold high. 4 inches 2 2259 A pair of small Vases, covered with raised flowers, on gilt feet, and a round Chinese Vase, the handles formed of three figures 3 2260 A Gaom OF TWO GRACEFUL PASTORALFIGURM of Lovers, in gay attire, animated with hope, with dog lying at their feet, amidst raised flowers, most delicately cobwed, Dresden manufatwe of fine quality 6 # inches high. 1 226 1 A PAIR OF DANCINQFIGUBES, uery Jinely executed, and pemdng IS beaUEifu2 s-pecimens of the lirmbuTg pmcehzin 6 &mhSheh. I

BEAUTIFUL CHELSEA PORCELAIN.

2262 A FIGUREOF JUSTICE, in richly floreated dress, with green mantle ,~ lined with rose colour, gracefully folded over the lefk shoulder; she is standing on a pedestal of pierced work, ornamented with gold and colonr ; of bedfilp~prtiom, and of high jnish jl 12 inches. 1 ! 2263 SIRTOEN PALSTAFW,in the rich attire peouliac to this celebrated I 2 . aharacter,Jimly moulded and highly Jinhhed 11 in& A$. 1 2264 AN OR-MOLUCLNDELAI~BIJX for two lights, in the centre a figure, in 3 I 1. . :' the richly chequered garb of a Harlequin, is seated on the trunk J' of a tree ; raised flowers of beautiful colour, proceeding from foliage, supporting foliage, the nozzles 1 2265 A Figure of a Warrior, a cook standing at his feet, a lady playing 3 3 . on the lute and figure playing on the bagpipes, in three separate ;! groups, two of them seated and the other.standing in a bower I' elaborately enriched witb raid flowers and foliage, each with aooket for one light 8 indm hyh. 3

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