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ON SALE :SY ASHTON NIELD, ~~,~~-3-0,~PA_R_K~ ST_R_EE_T,~B-RI_sr_o_L.~ ~~ri® 2 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. America: (see also Nos. 96-577) 2334: HENNEPIN (Louis) A NEW DISCOVERY OF A VAST COUNTRY IN AMERICA Extending above Four Thousand Miles, between NEW FRANCE and NEW MEXICO, with a Description of the Great Lakes, Cataracts, Rivers, Plants and Animals. Also the Manners, Customs and Languages of the several NATIVE INDIANS, and the Advantage of Commerce with those different Nations with a Continuation, giving an Account of the Attempts of the Sieur De la Salle upon the Mines of St Barbe, &c. The 'faking of Quebec by the English, &c., BOTH PARTS illustrated with maps and engravings; thick 8vo, calf, FINE LARGE COPY, rare 1699 8 2335 SMITH 8 0 (Capt. John, sometymes Governour of Virginia, and Admiralt of New England) THE GENERALL HISTORIE OF VIRGINIA, NEW ENGLAND AND THE SUMMER IsLES, with the names of the Adventurers, Planters and Governours, from the first beginning, Anno. 1584 to this present 1626, A FINE CLEAN COPY, with a brillia,nt impression of the beautiful title-page engraved by John Berra, and the four maps mounted on linen/ folio, calf gilt, neatly rebacked Printed by I. D. and I. H. for Michael Sparkes, Lond., 1627 24 0 0 2336 WARD ( Sir H. G.) MEXICO, comprising a Personal Narrative of Travels, History of the Revolution from 1810 to 1824, present state of the Country, &c., plates, wood engravin,qs and folding maps; SECOND EDITION enlarged, containing account of the Mi11ing Companies, &c., 2 vols, 8vo, nice copy in calf 1829 2 18 0 2337 ANNUAL REGISTER (Dodsley's) COMPLETE FROM THE COMMENCEMENT 1758 IN to 1882; 125 vols, 8vo, the first 61 vols bound 1'n half morocco, the remainder in boards, as published 17 58-1883 The scareity 21 0 0 of complete sets of this work is becoming greater year by year, and the recognition of its value as a book of reference is increasing degree. in a like No politician or other man interested in the history of the last whether as regards century, Politics, Literature, Commerce, and Statistics in general, - should fail to have this work ready to his hand. 2338 ARCHlEOLOGICAL JOURNAL of the INSTITUTE of Great Britain and Ireland, complete from its commencement, 1844 to 18i7, witli index to vols 1 to 25, several hundred engravings, many coloured; 35 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt, GOOD SET 184:4-77 10 10 0 Contains the writings and researches of the most eminent Archreologists the present of day upon the Arts and Monuments of the Early and Middle Ages. Australia and New Zealand: (see also Nos. 1719-1922). 2339 DAMPIER (Cupt.) COLLECTION OF VOYAGES, describing particularly the ISTHMUS OF AMERICA, and A VOYAGE TO NE\v HOLLAND, &c., in the year 1699, numerons engr:avings and maps, BEST EDITION; 4 vols, 8vo, calf, SCARCE 1729 A 6 10 0 1 complete copy of the Best Edition, comprising the entire Voyages Dampier and of his associates among the Buccaneers, and Voyages of vVafer, Funnell, Sharpe, &c. 23i0 GULLY (John) NEW ZEALAND SCENERY, Ohromo-litlwgraplied after original Water-Colour Drawings, with Descriptive Letterpress by Dr. J. Von Haast, 15 LARGE COLOURED PLATES; atlas folio, cloth, gilt edges (pub. at £5 5s.) lt577 1 234:l HOCHSTETTER 15 0 (Dr. F. Von) NEW ZEALAND, its Physical Geography, Geology and Natural History, with special reference to the results of Government Expeditions in the Provinces of AucKLAND AND NELSON, nume,.ous fine coloitred plates, 1naps and engravings; thick royal Svo, cloth Stuttgart, 1867 2342 WHITE 1 16 0 (J.) VoYAGE TO NEW SOUTH WALES, with 65 FINE COLOURED PLATES of nondescri'pt Animals, Birds, L1'za1·ds; -Serpents, &:~.; royal 4;to,' old green morocco, gilt ba_ck and sides - 1790 _ 6 6 0 FOREIGN ORDERS through Aglntjshoitld b_eliuplicated by direct acf.:p_ide (nanzi11g Agmt employed); tlze post tlius saved often securing the books, . ASHTON-NIELD, ..A CA.TALOG "UE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS, COMPRISING Standard and Valuable Works in History, Antiquities, Biography, Natural History, Travels, Sporting, Heraldry, Family History, Poetry, Illustrated Books, &c. LIBRARY EDITIONS OF STANDARD AUTHORS,

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1 A VALUABLE COLLECTION OE' ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS, WITH £ s. d. AUTOGRAPHS, RELATING TO IRELAND, viz.: 72 Certificates from the Lieutenants General and Governors of Ireland to the King of England, each praying that a Bill annexed may be certified in the English Chancery and returned to Dublin to be enacted by the Irish Parliament; all written on parchment and boitnd in two large volumes, half russia 15 15 0 They run from William III., 1697, to George III., 1776-Twenty-two are in English, and fifty are in Latin-each having many Autograph Signatures of the Lieutenants General and Lords Spiritual and Temporal of his Council-The Vice roys are, Lords Winchester, Wharton, Dorset, Devonshire, Harrington, Halifax, Hertford, and Harcourt-Some are signed by Joseph Addison, who was Secretary -The Acts originally accompanying are of course absent, having been returned to Dublin Castle, while the Certificates would remain in England. . 2 A VoYAGE TO CACKLOGALLINIA, with descriptions of the Religion, Policy, Customs, and Manners of that Country, by Capt. Samuel Brunt, curious f1·ontispiece; original sheep binding, rebacked 1727 0 9 0 A very scarce imitation of Gulliver's Travels. 3 ABBOTSFORD EDITION OF SCOTT'S WAVERLEY NOVELS, embellished with 120 highly-finished engravings on steel, and 2000 fine wood engravings, brilliant impressions; 12 vols, imp. 8vo, cloth gilt, uncut 1842-7 11 11 0 A VERY FINE, CLEAN, AND SPOTLESS COPY, the beautiful illustrations comprise portraits and views from the designs of Stanfield, Turner; Wilkie, Martin, Allom, &c., with many facsimiles of Autographs. 4 ABBOTT ( Archbp. of Canterbury) Briefe Description of the whole World, engraved title by MARSHALL, containing portrait of the A. bp. ; l 2mo, sheep 1636 0 10 0 Contains long and interesting account of "America, or the New World," and early notice of the South Continent, or Australia. 5 AcosTA (E.) Rerum a Societate Jesu in Oriente Gestarum, ad MDLXVIII., Com mentarius, Accessere de J aponicis Rebus Epistolarum libri IIII. ; sm. 8vo, vellitm, FIRST EDITION, RARE .Dilingce, MDLXXI. 1 12 0 Although this valuable book pertains almost entirely to the East, yet there is reference to Brazil and the vVest Indies. The 5 parts appear to have been col lected by John Peter Maffams, and was dedicroted by him to Cardinal Otho, Rome, 1570-Emmanuel Acosta's Commentaries upon the Indies extend to leaf 52. The Letters from Goa, Amboyna, Malaca, Tanaa, Cochin, &c., to leaf 228. Bound with it is G. Wicelii Insigirium Locorum utriusque Testamenti Com prehensio de Absoluta Necessitate Bonorum a Fide, Colona:, 1576, also RARE AND VALlTABLE. 6 ADAMS (G.) Essays on the Microscope and General History of Insects, their Transformations, Habits, and Economy, Species and Properties of Hydne and Vorticellre, description of 383 Animalculre, Organisation of Timber, Configuration of Salts, enlarged by Kanmacher, several hundred figures on 32 folded plates; thick 4to, new half calf, scarce 1708 0 16 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 4 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

7 lEtna (Mount, or Monte Gibello) Relation of the late prodigious E~rthqtiake and Eruption, in a Letter to his Majesty from Naples, by L~rd Wmchelsea, an eye-witness, with a Narrative collected from other relat10ns, 2 contemporary views inserted.; sm. 4to, half morocco 1669 0 7 ,6 8 JESOP'S FABLES with Life, STOCKDALE's FINE EDITION, printed in large type, with 112 eng~avings by BLAKE, STOTHARD, LANDSEER, &c.; 2 vols, imp. 8vo, whole bound calf extra, VERY FINE AND TALL COPY 1793 3 18 0 Agriculture : · . 9 .AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (Royal) of England, Journal of the, COMPLETE FROM THE COMMENCEMENT IN 1 840 TO 1885, engravings/ 16 vols, calf, rest clean in parts, WITH THE INDEX VOLS COMPLETE 184:0-85 4 18 0 'l'his work (the early volumes of which are quite out of print) contains the contributions of the most eminent scientific men of the day. 10 BILLINGSLEY's General View of the .Agriculture of Somerset, with coloured maps.-Rev. David Wre's View of the Agriculture of Dumbarton.-Letter from the Earl of Winchilsea to the President of the Board of Agriculture on the Advantage of Cottagers Renting Land.-Erskine's View of the Agriculture of Stirling ; bound in 1 vol, 4to, lialf calf . 1 794, &c. 0 8 6 · 11 CARDIGANSHIRE LANDLORD'S Advice to his Tenants, with Account of the mode and expense of Cultiv~ting Moss and Peat Lands; 8vo, boards, uncut Bristol, 1800 0 3 0 12 COMMUNICATIONS TO THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE relating to the Husbandry and Internal Improvement of the Country, numeroitS plates.; 2 vols, 4to, calf gilt · 1797-1800 0 18 0 Valuable papers by SIR JOHN SINCLAIR, MR. BEATSON, MR. BARCLAY, SIR CHAS. MIDDLETON, and other eminent agriculturalists. 13 HoLDWH (B.) Essay on the Weeds of Agriculture, with their Characters and Qualities, and Practical Remarks on their Destruction; 8vo, sewed, uncut, 1825 0 2 0 14 [MARKHAM, G.J MAISON RusTIQUEE, or the Country Farm, compiled in French by C. Stevens and J. Liebault, Translated by R. Surfleet, with large additions, and the Husbandry of France, Italy, and Spain, made to agree with ours in England, woodcuts; folio, new calf gilt, very scarce London, Adam Islip, 1616 1 16 0 15 ROBERTSON (G.) General View of the Agriculture of Midlothian, coloured map; 4to, sewed, uncut Edin., 1793 0 4 6 16 STONE (T.) Review of the Corrected Agricultural Survey of Lincolnshire, by .ARTHUR YouNG; 8vo, half calf 1800 0 5 0 17 TRUSLER ( Dr. J., of Cobham) Practical Husbandry, or Art of Farming, with a certainty of Gain, as practised by judicious Farmers in this country, with Directions for Measuring Timber; 8vo, sewed, itncut 1785 0 3 6 18 YOUNG (Arthur) ANNALS OF AGRICULTURE and other Useful Arts, plates~· A COMPLETE AND VERY FINE SET, 45 vols, 8vo, original boards, uncut, RARE 1790-1806 6 10 0 19 THE FARMER'S CALENDAR of Business on various kinds of Farms during every Month of the Year; 8vo lialf bound 1805 0 9 0 Africa: ' 20 ADAMs's Notes of a Naturalist in the Nile Valley and Malta their Natural History, Geology, and Archreology, plates; 8vo, cloth (pub: 12s. 6d.) 1870 0 4 6· 21 AFRICAN MERCHANT (An) Treatise upon the Trade from Great Britain to Africa; 4to, boards, uncut 1772 0 5 0 22 ANDERSSON (C. J.) Lake Ngami, or Explorations and Discoveries during Four Years' Wanderings in the Wilds of South Western Africa map . tinted plates, and wood engravings; roy. 8vo, cloth (pub. 30s.) ' ' 1856 0 9 0 23 ANGAS (G. W.) KAFIRS, Illustrated in a series of Drawings taken among the Amazula, Amaponda, and Amakosa Tribes, with portraits of the Hot tentots, &c., 30 large plates, COLOURED LIKE ORIGINAL DRAWINGS· imp. folio, half red morocco, RAR,E ' 184:9 9 10 0 24 AuBERTIN (J. J.) Srx MONTHS IN CAPE COLONY and Natal, and One Month in Teneriffe and Madeira, illitstrations and map; post Svo, cloth 1886 0 5 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 5 Afl'ica-continued. 25 BowmcH's MADEIRA and PoRTo SANTO, Excursions in, with Voyage to Africa, Descriptions of the English Settlements, &c., with 21 coloured and . other plates; 4to, half calf gilt (pub. .£2 2s.) 1825 0 14 0 26 BEAVER (Capt. R.N.) African Memoranda, or the attempt to establish a Settlement on Bulama in 1792, with notices of Tribes, Soil, Productions, &c., large folding map; 4to, half bound 1805 0 7 6 27 BROWN (E., formerly Merchant in London) Travels and Adventures in France and Italy, the Levant, Malta, EGYPT and ABYSSINIA, with curious His- torical Passages and Disquisitions; 8vo, calf 1739 0 . 4 0 28 BRUCE'S TRAVELS in Egypt, Nubia, Abyssinia, &c., to Discover the Source of the Nile, numerous engravings by Heath; 5 vols, 4to, calf, neat 1790 1 5 0 A large portion of this valuable work is devoted to the Natural History of Abyssinia. 29 CAMPBELL ( Rev. J.) Missionary Travels in South Africa (his second journey) map and coloured plates; 2 vols, 8vo, boards 1822 0 5 0 30 CLAPPERTON's Second Expedition into the INTERIOR OF AFRICA, with the Journal of Richard Lander, portrait and map; 4to, half bound, UNCUT, (pub. £2 2s.) 1829 0 12 0 31 CONDE, Historia de la Dominacion de los Arabos en Espana, sacada de varios Manuscritos y Memorias Arabigas, plates of Arabic inscriptions.,· 3 vols in 2, sm. 4to, calf gilt, FINE COPY, BEST EDITION Madrid, 1820 0 9 0 Interesting History of this splendid and romantic period which produced the Alhambra and the Mosque of Cordova, of which we have hitherto known hardly anything, except from hostile and limited Spanish accounts. 32 CONGO et Angola Regna, COLOURED MAP, with vignette title of Venus, Neptune, Mermaids, &c.; size 19! by 16! inches Amst., J. Janson, about 1640 0 7 6 33 DALZEL (Governor) History of Dahomy, an inland kingdom of Africa, from authentic Memoirs, with introduction and notes, folding map and 6 plates of the King at the head of his Armed Women, 127 heads cut off and other functions; 4to, half persian · 1793 0 12 0 His accuracy may be depended upon.-LOWNDES. 34 D'ANVILLE ( Map drawn from his Map of) OoAST OF GUINEA, between Sierra Leone and the crossing of the Line, 18! by 9 inches, with margins 1788 0 4 6 35 DE LA RocHETTE's Map of the Dutch Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, finely engraved, with vignette of Hunting the Elephants, size 13 by 20 inches, mounted on linen and fold,ed 1795 0 5 6 36 DENHAM, CLAPPERTON, AND OunNEY's Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa, nume1·ous engravings by Finden, and map; 2 vols, 8vo, calf gilt 1828 0 12 0 37 DUFTON (H.) Narrative of a Journey through ABYSSINIA, with Appendix on the Abyssinian Captives Question, folding map; post 8vo, cloth 1867 0 3 0 38 FALCONBRIDGE (Anna Maria) Two Voyages to SIERRA LEONE in 1791-2-3, with a Letter to Henry Thornton, M.P. (Chairman of the Directors of the Sierra Leone Company); post 8vo, half calf 1704 0 3 0 39 GLAS (G.) History of the Discovery and Conquest and Description of the Canary Islands, translated from the Spanish, with Account; of the Inhabi- tants, &c., folding map and chart; 4:to, ha~/ bound, itncitt 1764: 0 9 0 With collection of all the extant words of the ancient inhabitants, and account of. the adventures of Betancour and Herrera, the Holy Brotherhood, a Miraculonff Image, &c. · 40 HEAD'S ( il1.ajor F. B.) Life of Bruce, the African Traveller, portrait and map; 12mo, cloth (pub. 5s.) 183? 0 :2 6 41 HENNEBERT (Lieut.-Col., Paris) English in Egypt, England and the Mahdi, Arabi and the Suez Canal, Trans. by Bernard Pauncefote, maps; post 8vo, cloth 1884 0 2 6 42 HoPLEY (Ed ward) Under Egyptian Palms, or Three Bachelors' Journeyings on the Nile, frontispiece and vignette; er. Svo, cloth 1~69 0 3 0 43 HoRE's Lake Tanganyika, a Paper read before the Ho.val Geographical Society, with coloitred maps; 8vo, sewed 1881 0 2 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 6 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Africa-continued. 44 LANDER'S Expedition to Explore the Course and Termination of the Niger, portraits and engravings_; 3 vols, 12mo, half morocco neat 1832 0 3 6 45 LARGE COLOURED MAP of Africa, showing MADAGASCAR and other Islands · in the Indian Ocean and on the West Part of Brazil, by H. Moll; size 38 in. by 23 in. N.D. (1716) 0 5 0 With the courses of Navigation marked, also prospects of Table Mountain, Cape Coast Castle, James' Fort at St. Helena, &c. 46 LE MAIRE, Les Voyages du, aux Isles Canaries, Cap Verd, Senegal, et Gambie, par M. Dancourt, Directeur-General de la Campagnie Royale d' A:ffrique, folding map and 5 curious plates_; 12mo, calf gilt, RARE Paris, 1695 1 12 0 4 7 LrvINGSTONE's Missionary Travels and Researches in SouTH AFRICA, including his 16 Years' Residence in the Interior, &c., maps and engravings_; thick 8vo, half calf neat 1857 0 7 6 48 LUDWIG SALVATOR (H.I.H. Archduke of Austria) The Caravan Route between EGYPT and SYRIA, translated from the German, 23 f'ull-page illustrations by the Author_; 8vo, cloth gilt 1881 0 3 6 49 Maps. FOURTEEN VERY INTERESTING RICHLY COLOURED EARLY MAPS of the Mysterious Continent, with curiozts vignettes. apparently printed about 1690, sizes varying from 16-.l by 13-.l inches to 12 by 8 inches, with margins, RARE Leide, N.D. 1 8 0 L'AFRIQUE, suivant les Messrs de l'Academie Royale, with.finely engraved small vignette of Elephant&, Crocodile, &c. -Voyages de Vaa den Brock dans l'AFRIQUE, ARABIE, PERSE et les lNDES 0RrnNTALES, vignette of Orientals.-ETHIOPJ<;, ou I' ABYSSINIE, ou l'Empire de Prestre Jean, with vignette.-Cotes de GuINEE, decrites in 1682 par Vander Gruehen, vignette.-AFRIQUE, suivant les premieres Voyages des Portugais en 1419 et suivans, vignette.-Partie Superieure de l'Afrique, visitee par und Marchand Anglois durant son esclavage chez les Algeriens, vignette of Algerine sea-fiyht.-Voyage de Clenarcl vers le Cotes de BARBARIE, jusqu'a FEZ et lYIARoc, vignette.-Voyage Malheureux de Heberer en divers pays de l'Asie et de l'Afrique, vignette.-Voyage de Battel par Angola et Loanga, vignette.-La Haute Ethiope, ou Abyssinie, avec le :Nil et le Mer Rouge clecrite pnr Lobo et Almeida, vignette of' Prester John.-GUINEE, ou les Cotes d'Or del Mina visite par Marees, curious vignette.-FEz et MAROCCO, avec les Villes maritimes de Barbarie, par Monette, vignette.-Ambassade de l'Empereur par Pere Fernandez et Tegur Egzy d'Ethiopie au Roi de Gingiro, vignette dn Roi.-La Barberie, par F. 13rooks, vignette. 50 MERCAToR's Guinere Nova Descriptio fine old map, l 9f by 14 inches, with margins, and old French description printed on the back 1609 0 5 0 51 MooRE (Francis) Travels into the Inland Parts of Africa, large folding map of tlie river Gambia, and curioits plates_; thick 8vo, half calf 1738 0 9 0 . Contain~ a Des.cription of th~ several Nations for the space of 600 miles up th~ r~ver Gambia, tl~eir ~ra~e, l!abits, Customs, Languages, &c., with Capt. Stibbs \ oyage up the Gambia, m l 123, to make Discoveries. 52 0GILBY (J.) AFJ:,ICA, bein.g an Accurate Description of the Region of Egypt, Barbary, Lybi~, .and Bi!ledulgerid, the Land of Negroes, Guinea, }Ethiopia, and th~ Abyssmians, with all the adjacent Islands in the Mediterranean, Atlantic, Southern, and Oriental Sea with their Customs Manners Re ligions, Governments, Trade, and Wonderful Plants Be~sts Birds' and ~erpents, with 83 fine c~pper-plates by HOLLAR and others, in;luding 'fold ing plate of maps, various views, including Alexandria, Cairo, Tangiers, the Caravan of J1Iecca, Customs, Ceremonies Negroes and otlier N at-ives · thick folio, calf ' ' 1670 2 2 0 53 PA~ANTts. Residence in .ALGIERS, with Biographical Sketches of the Dey and his Mm1sters, Anecdotes of the War, &c., with Notes and Illustrations by BLACQUIERE, coloured front. and map, &:c. _; 4to, boards 1818 0 12 0 54 PARK (Mungo) TRAVELS IN THE INTERIOR OF AFRICA 1795-97 with his subsequent Mission and Life, nmneroits plates and mCJ~s _; 2 vo];, 4to, half morocco 1799-1815 0 14 0 -With Geographical Illustrations of Africa by Major Rennell. 55 PARKYNS (M.) ~ife in Abyssinia, comprising N utes uf 'l'hree Years' Residence a?d Travels m that Country, engravings and maps_; 2 vols, 8vo) half calf gilt 1853 0 9 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 7

Africa-continued. 56 PRINGLE (M. A.) Journey in East Africa, towards the Mountain of the Moon ; stout 8vo, printed red cloth (pub. 12s. 6d.) 1886 0 4 0 57 PRISSE (E.) ORIENTAL ALBUM. Characters, Costumes, and Modes of Life in the VALLEY OF THE NILE, from Designs taken on the Spot, with descriptions by J A. ST, JOHN, with 31 VERY BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED FULL-PAGE PLATES; folio, half morocco gilt, with gilt edges 1851 2 5 0 58 PROCEEDINGS of the Association for Promoting the Discovery of the Interior Parts of Africa, with large folding map compiled by J. Rennell,· 4to, boa1·ds, UNCUT 1790 0 12 0 59 PURDY (J.) :M:ap of the Continent and Islands of Africa, with all the Recent Explorations, fine coloured map with vignette title; size 57 ! by 46 inches, mounted on linen and folded 1809 0 5 6 60 ROCHETTE (La) The DUTCH COLONY of the CAPE OF Goon HOPE, finely engraved map, with spirited V1:gnette of Elephant Hunting; 19! by 13 inches Faden, 1795 0 5 0 61 SANSON. L'Afrique, en Oartes N ouvelles et exactes, et en divers traittez de Geograpbie et d'Histoire, la ou sont decrits ses Empires, Monarchies, Estats, Mmurs, Langues, Religions, Richesses, &c., de ses peuples, numerous fine old 2-paged maps; sm. 4to, stiff covers Amst., 1700 0 9 0 62 SLAVE TRADE. Buxton's (Sir T. F.) The Slave Trade and its Remedy, folding map j thick 8vo, cloth 1840 0 3 0 63 ST. HELENA. A Description of the Island, its Structure, Climate, Natural History, and Inhabitants, fold1:ng view; sm. 8vo, boards, 'ttncut 1805 0 3 0 64 TUCKEY (Capt.) Expedition to Explore the River Zaire, usually called the Congo, in S. Africa, with the Journal of Professor Smith, and Observa tions on the Country, its Inhabitants, and Natural History, folding map and plates ; 4 to, boards, uncut (pub. £2 2s.) 1818 0 15 0 65 TULLY (R.) Narrative of Ten Years' Residence at TRIPOLI in Africa, with Authentic Memoirs and Anecdotes of the reigning Bashaw, and Domestic Manners of the Moors, Arabs, and Turks, map and coloured plates; 4to, half calf 1817 0 12 0 66 AINSWORTH (W. Harrison) SAINT JAM:Es's, or the Court of Queen Anne, an Historical Romance, with illitstrations by. George Gruilcshanlc; 3 vols, post 8vo, half ca{f gilt, FIRST EDITION 1846 2 10 0 67 AINSWORTH (W. Harrison) NovELS AND Ro:M:ANCES (large type library edition), with the numero'Us original illustrations by G. CRUIKSHANK, "Pmz," J. Franklin, &:c.; 16 vols, 8vo, new half morocco gilt N.D. 6 6 0 Tower of London, Star Chamber, Guy Fawkes, Miser's Daughter, Auriol, Jack Sheppard, Rookwood, Flitch of Bacon, Old St. Paul's, Lancashire Witches. Crich- ton, Mervyn Clitheroe, Spendthrift, Boscobel, Ovingdean Grange, vVindsor Castle. 68 ALBUM DEUTSCHER LYRIK, Lieder Romanzen and Balladen, beautiful wood engravings; roy. 8vo, gilt cloth Leipsig, 1860 0 6 6 Alchemy, Astrology, Magic, etc. 69 BooK OF FATE, formerly in the possession of Napoleon, late Emperor of France, from an Egyptian manuscript, found in 1801 by Sonnini in a Tomb, translated by Kirchenhoffer, folding frontispiece; 8vo, half cloth, uncut 1832 0 9 0 70 EMMONS (S. B.) The Spirit Land, frontispiece,- post 8vo, clotft, Philadelphia, 1860 0 6 0 71 LENORMANT (Fr.) CHALDEAN MAGIC: its Origin and Development, translated from the French, with considerable additions by the Author ; 8vo, cloth gilt new (pub. 12s.) . 187.7 0 5 · 0 The only book in existence which treats upon Magic, Astrology, Spells, Tahs· mans and Charms, in their most ancient stage-from which all later p~ases of Occult Science are admittedly derived. It is besides a work of great_le~rnmg, 1;1ot the compilation of any ignorant pretender to adept knowledge; and m its English dress represents the latest and best development of the 3:uthor's study. . . 72 UPHAM (0. W., Pastor in Salem) Lectures on Witchcraft, comprismg a HISTORY OF THE DELUSION IN SALEM IN 1692; 12mo, cloth, unmt - Boston, U.S., 1831 0 9 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 8 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND l\IODERN BOOKS.

Alchemy, Astrology, Magic, etc.-continued. 73 MoRETON (Andrew) 'l'HE SECRETS OF THE INVISIBLE WORLD disclosed, or a?- . Universal History of Apparitions, Sacred and Profane, under all Denomi nations whether Angelical, .Diabolical, or Human Souls departed, with a great v~riety of Surprising and Dive:~ing Examples, also sh?win~ .how we may distinguish between the Apparitions of Good and Evil Spmts, and how we ought to behave to them, engravings; 8vo, calf, scarce 1735 0 15 0 Aldine Edition of the British Poets : 74 CowPER (W.) Poetical Works, edited, with Memoir, by SIR H. NICOLAS, beautifully printed by Whittingham,, with fine portrait; 3 vols, sm. Svo, calf extra, gilt edges, fine copy 1830 1 l O 0 75 FALCONER (W.) Poetical Works, edited, with Memoir, by MITFORD, beautifully printed by Whittingham; sm. 8vo, calf extra, gilt edges, fine copy 1836 0 10 0 76 WHITE (H. K.) Poetical Works, edited, with Memoir, by SIR H. NICOLAS, beautifully printed by Whittingham, with fine portrait; sm. 8vo, calf extra, gilt edges, fine copy 1840 0 10 0 77 ALEMAN Vida y Hechos del Picaro Guzman de Alfarache, Atalaye de la Vida Humana, both pclrts, fine impressions of the copper-plates by Bouttahs, &c.; 2 vols in 1, thick 8vo, Spanish calf gilt, RARE En .Ambers par G. Verdussen, 1681 0 16 0 78 [ALEXANDER (William) J THE EARL OF STIRLING'S Register of Royal Letters relative to the Affairs of Scotland and Nova Scotia, from 1615 to 1635; 2 vols, 4to, printed for the first time from the archives of the kingdom, with an introduction on the history of the subject and the life of William .Alex- ander, Earl of Stirling (pub. £5 5s.) Privately Printed, Edinbitrgh, 1885 2 15 0 Limited to 150 copies, all for private circulation. 79 ALFORD ( Dean) NEW TESTAMENT FOR ENGLISH READERS, with Marginal Cor rections, References, and Critical and Explanatory Commentary, part of map deficient; 4 thick vols, 8vo, cloth 1863 0 18 0 80 ALISON (Sir A.) HISTORY OF EUROPE, from the fall of NAPOLEON in 1815 to the Accession of Louis NAPOLEON in 1852, and Index, BEST LIBRARY EDITION, printed in lar·ge type; 9 vols, 8vo, cloth ] 854-9 2 10 0 81 ALLIES (J., F.S. .A.) The Ancient British, Roman, and Saxon Antiquities and Folk-Lore of Worcestershire, engravings; 8vo, cloth 1852 0 9 0 82 ALMA MATER, or Seven Years at the University of Cambridge, by a Trinity Man; 2 vols, er. 8vo, cloth, rare 1827 0 7 6 83 ALMAN ACH DE GOTHA, from 1858 to 1888 inclusive, numerous portraits of Royal and illustrious personages; 31 vols, 16mo, cloth., Gotha, 1858-88 3 15 0 Alpine: 84 ALPINE PLANTS, Figures and Descriptions of some of the most striking and beautiful of the ALPINE FLOWERS, edited by DAVID WOOSTER, 108 plates, each containing two or more figures ACCURATELY COLOURED AFTER NATURE; 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth new 187 4 0 12 6 85 AN ACCOUNT OF THE GLACIERES OR ICE ALPS IN SAVOY, in two Letters, one from an English Gentleman to his Friend at Geneva, the other from Peter Marte], Engineer to the said English Gentleman, illus trated with a map and two views of the place, &c. ; 4to, FINE COPY, newly bound, calf extra, RARE London: P1·intedfor Peter Martel, 1744 10 10 0 86 A TouR TO GREAT ST. BERNARD'S and round Mount Blanc, with Descriptions f~om a Journal by the Author, intended for Young Persons, map, and views taken fr01n nature; sm. 8vo, cloth, scarce Harvey and Darton, 1827 0 3 6 87 BALL (J.) Alpine Guide.-The Central Alps, numerous folding maps and engravings.; post 8vo, cloth 1870 0 4 6 88 BROWNE (Rev. F. G.) lcE CAVES OF FRANCE AND SWITZERLAND, a Narrative of Subterranean Exploration, woodcuts; post 8vo, cloth, scarce 1865 0 10 0 89 FLORA ALPINA, a set of 25 dried ALPINE FLOWERS, neatly mounted on fine pape1·, with Botanical Names of each and localities where found; in 8vo book-shaped case O 7 6 The localities are Faulhorn, Furca, "\Y ellhorn, Rosenbain, and "\Y engemalp. ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 9

Alpine-continued. 90 CATLOW (Misses) SKETCHING RAMBLES of Nature in the ALPS and APEN NINES, COLOURED PLATES from the A utlwress' Slcetclies; 2 thick vols, post 8vo, half calf gilt 1861 0 7 6 91 LATROBE (C. J.) The ALPENSTOCK, or Sketches of Swiss Scenery and Manners, with woodcuts engraved by Williams; 8vo, new half morocco 1829 0 9 0 92 VIOLLET-LE-Duc (Eugene) MONT BLANC, a Treatise on its Geodesicar and Geological Constitution, its Transformations, and the Ancient and Recent State of its Glaciers, translated by Bucknall, with 120 illustrations; 8vo, cloth 1887 0 7 6 93 ALVAREZ (Franciscus) Warhasstiger Rericht von den Landen auch Geist lichem und Weltlichem Regiment des Mechtigen Konigs in ETHIOPE~, den wer PRIESTER JOH.AN nennen, wie solches durch die Kron Portugal mit besondern vleis erkundiget worden, with curious old woodcuts; folio, Gotbic 1etter, large clean copy in half vellum, VERY RARE Eissleben, MDLXVI. 6 10 0 The value of this very rare volume has at least trebled during the last few years. The Portuguese edition of Lisbon, 1540, sold for £54 at the Sutherland sale, and was afterwards marked £63. Alvarez went with a Portuguese Embassy to Prester John, in 1520-27. 94 ALVARI (E., e Soc. Jes.) De Institutione Grammatica, libri III.; sm. 4to, limp vellum, RARE Colon, Agrip., 1595 0 5 0 95 Syntaxis, sive Institutionum Lingure Latinre, liber tertius; 12mo, half calf, SC.ARCE Duaci, 1708 0 3 6 "Rector of the Jesuit College of Evorce. His Grammar is of great merit." -MORERI. America: 96 A NEW SYSTEM OF FORTIFICATION, constructed with Standing Timber, &c., or the Sentiments of a WEST INDIA SAVAGE on the Art of War, repre sented on a copper-plate, solely meant to prevent the present cruel intended general Massacre of the present Natives of ST. VINCENT, folding plate and letterpress; 12mo, new calf gilt, RARE 1770 1 15 0 97 ABBOT (Abiel) HISTORY OF ANDOVER, from its Settlement to 1829; sm. 8vo, half cloth Andover, 1829 0 7 6 98 ADAIR (J.) HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS, particularly those Nations adjoining to the MissrsIPPI, EAST AND WERT FLORID.A, GEORGI.A, SouTH AND NORTH CAROLINA, and VIRGINIA, with Observations on former Historians, the Conduct of our Colony, Governors, Superin tendents, Missionaries, &c., with Appendix, containing a Description of the Floridas and the Missisippi .Lands, &c., folding map ; 4to, calf, SCARCE 1775 4 10 0 99 ADAMS. Correspondence between John Quincy Adams, President of the United States, and several Citizens of Massachusetts, concerning the charge of a design to dissolve the Union, alleged to have existed in that State, with Additional Papers on the Subject; 8vo, wrappers, Washington, 1829 0 5 0 100 AD.AMS (Nehemiah) South-side View of Slavery, three months at the South in 1854; post 8vo, cloth Boston, 1855 0 3 6 101 ADDRESS to the People of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (by the Senate and House of RepresentativP.s ;) 24 pp. 8vo, sewed, edges 'uncut, RARE 1809 0 10 6 102 A1KEN ( Advocate) Comparative View of the Constitutions of Great Britain, and the United States of America; post 8vo, cloth 1842 0 3 0 103 ALMON's REMEMBRANCER, or Impartial Repository of Public Events, Part I. for 1776; 8vo, calf · . 1776 0 14 0 104 Another Vol., Part II. for 1776; 8vo, calf 1776 0 11 0 105 Another Vol. for 1778; 8vo, half calf 1778 0 16 0 106 AMERICA (North) V AUGONDY's "Pai'tie de l'Amerique S~ptent. qui comprend La Nouvelle France, ou le Canada,'' with corner map of Les Lacs du Canada, COLOURED vignette title/ size 24 by 19 inches 1755 1 5 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 10 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 107 AMERICA (South) Vaugondy's French Map, "sur Los Memoires et Obser- vations les plus recents," COLOURED, size 23! by 19 inclies · 1750 0 16 0 108 AMERICA (Map of) The Continent and Islands of America, with all the latest Discoveries to the Present Time, FINE COLOURED MAP, covering from Constantinople to New Zealand, and Baffin's Bay to Cape Horn, with engraved vignette title _; size 4 feet 9 inches by 3 feet 10 inches, mounted on linen and folded 1809 0 9 0 109 AMERICA, or the NEW WoRLD (Map of) showing all the known parts of the Western Hemisphere, from the Map of D'An ville, with the Additional Discoveries by W. Faden; 23 by 21 inches, COLOURED, with margins 1797 0 7 6 llO AMERICA SEPTENTRIONALIS ET MERIDIANALIS, 2 fine old maps with muck detail, and many names of places, vignette titles, nitmerous figures of Indians, sea monsters, &c., both COLOURED; size of each, 21 by 18 inches, with margins .Amst,, J. Janson, about 1640 1 8 0 J an11on claims merit, that whereas all previous geographers had shown Cali- fornia as a part of the Mainland, he shows it as an island, because the Dutch on taking it from the Spaniards found it to be one. 111 AMERICJE PARS MERIDIONALIS (South America, Nicaragua to Terra del Fuego ). Fine old Dutch Map, with figures of Skips, Sea Monsters, Canoes, and fine Vignette Title, with Indians, Squaws, Pickaninny, Monkey, Parrot, Turtle, &c., 21! by l8i, with Latin Inscription on back, with margin Amst. Hondius, 1645 1 10 0 112 AMERICAN ATLAS. A Small Pocket Volume, bound in red morocco, with titck, lettered outside, American Atlas, John Grigg, Philadelphia, RARE O 15 0 The contents are 14 maps, each 8 x 9! ins., FULLY COLOURED, folded. 1-N. America. 2-British America. 3-U. States. 4-New England States. 5- Middle States, Maryland and Virginia. 6-N. and S. Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. 7-Alabama, Missippi, Louisiana, &c. 8-vY. States and Territories. 9-Mexico and Guatemala. 10-vVest Indies. 11-S. America. 12-Columbia and Guiana. 13-Brazil, Bolivia, and Pera. 14--United Provinces, Chili, and Patagonia. 113 AMERICAN GumE; The Constitutions of the United States, with the latest Amendments, the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, Federal Constitution, and Acts of the Government of the Territories ; 12mo, sheep New York, 1813 0 3 0 114 AMERICAN LAKES, Rivers, &c. A Particular Map by D'Anville, a finely engraved map 29 by 20 inches, with ma1·gins 17!)0 0 7 6 115 AMERICAN QUESTION, and how to settle it: er. 8vo, cloth 1863 0 3 0 116 AMERIQUE ou le Nouveau Monde decouvert suivant la description par JOSEPH n' AcosTA, et relations de plusieurs autres Voyageurs de differentes Nations, interesting old riclily COLOURED MAP of North and South .America, with finely engraved vignette, apparently representing .Acosta explaining his discove1·ies to the King of Spain ; size 11 i by 8-!- inches, with good margins Leide, N.D. 0 10 0 117 AMERIQUE, ou le Nouveau Monde, premierement decouvert par 0. Colombe, en 14.92, avec les nouvelles Observations des Voyageurs apres lui, interesting old richly COLOURED map, 11-!- by 8! inches, with margins Leide, N.D. 0 10 0 ll8 [ ANBURY, T.] Travels through the Interior Parts of America, in a Series of Letters by an Officer, folding map and plates ; 2 vols, 8vo, calf, FINE COPY 1791 1 8 0 This copy has the scarce plates, generally wanting, of the paper dollar notes issued by Congress in 1776 and 1779. 119 ANNALS OF SAN FRANCISCO, containing a Summary of the History of the First Discovery, &c., of CALIFORNIA, and Complete History of the Great City, with Biographical Memoirs of Prominent Citizens, by FRANK SouLE, JoHN H. GrnoN, M.A., and JAMES NISBET, map and 150 wood engravings; thick royal 8vo, new calf gilt, VERY RARE New York, 1855 1 15 0 120 ANTILLES, or 0BARIBEE ISLANDS and the VIRGIN ISLANDS, map by De La Rochette, COLOURED, with all bearings and positions shown, and numerous delineations of coast outlines, 19 by l 8 inches Faden, 17 84: 0 7 6 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 11

America--continued. 121 ANSON (Lord) VoY.A.GE RouND THE WORLD in the years from 1 7 40 to 1744, with 42 large engravings and charts; 4to, half calf gilt, newly bound 17 48 0 14 0 122 APPLICATION (An) of some general Political Rules to Present t'.:,tate of Great Britain, Ireland, and America, in a Letter to the Rt. Hon. Earl Temple; 86 pp. 8vo 1766 0 9 0 123 ARMY : List of General and Field Officers in Regiments of Horse, Dragoons, and Foot, &c., with Governors and Lt.-Governors of Garrisons at home and abroad, &c., with MS. postings up to about 1760; roy. 8vo, red morocco with gold border 17 61 0 10 6 Includes American appointments. 124 ATLAS (New General) of Maps and Charts of the Empires, Kingdoms, and States in the World, 7 4 large COLOURED maps, each upon an entire sheet imperial size, folded and bound upon guards, with Memoir, Summary of Physical Geography, and full Index of Names; folio Edin., 1807 1 10 0 A fine set of maps, twenty-two of which relate to America, North and South, the United States, &c., and two to Australia and the South Sea. 125 ATLAS MARITIMUS, or General Coasting Pilot of the Principal Ports and Harbours of the World, with 2 large Hemispheres, containing all the Stars in the Britannic Catalogue, by N. Cutler, 54: large folding maps, with copious descriptions; thick folio, old calf 1728 1 8 0 Fifteen of these maps relate to America ; with particular descriptions of the Countries, &c. 127 AUTHENTIC AccouNT of the Rise and Progress of the PRESENT CONTEST IN AMERICA, to which is added the Discovery of America by Columbus; 48 pp. sm. 8vo, sewed, RARE 1776 0 12 0 128 BAILY'S CENTRAL Al\:IERICA, the States of GUATEMALA, HONDURAS, SAL VADOR, NICARAGUA, and CosTA RICA, their Natural Features, Products, Population, and Remarkable Capacity for Colonization, with 3 views; small 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1850 0 9 0 129 BANKEs's UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY, Ancient and Modern, describing the whole of Europe, Asia, Africa, and AMERICA, w1:t/i rnaps and numeroits · copper-plates of Views, Ceremonies, Custams, and Places, INCLUDING LARGE . ENGRAVINGS OF NATIVES IN THEIR DIFFERENT COSTUMES, &c.; folio, calf 1787 0 10 0 Contains extensive descriptions of the AMERICAN CoNTINENT and its discovery, North America, the Islands, British America, United States, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Dutch, Danish, vVest Indies, South America, Peru, Chili, Paraguay, Brazil, Patagonia, Concise History of the ,var between Great Britain and America, Australia, Van Dieman's Land, New Zealand, South Sea Islands' &c. 130 BANNEKER (Benj.) PE:NNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, and VIRGINIA, ALMANACK and EPHEMERIS for 1792; 12mo, cloth, RARE Baltimore, Goddard and Angell 2 2 0 131 Barbadoes. Defence of the Conduct of Barbadoes during the late Expe- dition to :MARTINIQUE and GuADALOUPE, in a Letter to the RT. HoN. GEN. BARRINGTON, by a Native, resident in the Island; Svo, new marbled calf 1760 1 1 0 1:32 BARNES ( Albert) Inquiry into the Scriptural Views of Slavery; thick post 8vo, cloth Philadelphia, 1855 0 3 0 133 BARTLETT (J. R.) MEMOIRS OF RHODE ISLAND OFFICERS who were engaged in the Service of their Country during the Great Rebellion of the South, illustrated with 34 fine portraits ; royal 4to, half mor., UNCUT".. 1867 2 2 0 LARGE PAPER COPY-only 25 printed-(one plate wanting as usual). 134 BAUTLETT (J. R.) Personal Narrative of Explorations, and Incidents in TEXAS, NEW MEXICO, CALIFORNIA, SONORA, and CHIHUAHUA, during the years 1850-3, illitstrated with 1nap and engravings; 2 thick vols 8vo, cloth 1854 l 4: 0 135 BATTLE-FIELDS OF THE SOUTH, from Bull Run to Fredericksburg, with Sketches of Confederate Commanders, and Gossip of the Camps, by an English Combatant, maps; 2 vols, post Svo, cloth 1863 0 8 6 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 12 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 136 BEDFORD PIM (Capt.) Dr. SEEMANN Dottings on the Roadside in PAN AMA, NICARAGUA, and MosQUETO, maps and tinted plates; 8vo, cloth 1869 0 6 O 137 BEEs.-MILNER'sAmerican Beekeeper's Manual, or Practical Treatise on the whole subject of the Honey Bee, from many years' experience! 35 wood engravings; sm. 8vo, cloth J. Wiley, 1849 0 3 6 138 BELLIN (Le S.) Cartes Reductes pour servir aux Vaisseaux du Roi : ILiE DE LA JAMAIQUE, 1753 (with part of Citba and S. Domingo) 3 feet by 1 foot 11 inches; IsLE DE CUBE, 1762 (with Providence, Cat !~land, and part of' Florida Coast), 3 feet by 2 feet.-Carte Hydrograph1qua de la BAYE DE LA HAVARRE, avec le Plan de le Ville et de ses Fortes, 1762, 23 inchee by 1 7 inches, set of 3 maps, moitnted on linen and folded in case, RARE 1753-62 2 2 0 139 BERMUDA : A Colony, Fortress, and Prison, or Eighteen Months in the Somers Island, folding map and tinted plates ;. 8vo, half morocco gilt, 1857 0 5 0 140 BERMUDAS INSULARUM MAPPA, fine old copper-plate map,; si.ze 20! by 15! inches, with margins. Upon the back is interesting 2-page Latin description and History from 1522 to 1623 .Amst., Hondius, 1625 0 18 0 The Great Island of Bermuda and Somerset Island have the boundaries of every property distinctly shown, and their owners in 1622. In the corner is K. Charles I. 's arms for the colony. 141 BERNAU (Rev. J. H.) Missionary Labours in BRITISH GUIANA, with Remarks on the Manners, Customs, and Superstitions of the Aborigines, illustrations.,· er. 8vo, cloth, scarce 1847 0 7 6 142 BEssE's Collection of the Sufferings of the Quakers for the Testimony of a Good Conscience, from their Rise in 1650 to the Act of Toleration in 1689; 2 vols, folio, calf 1753 1 10 0 Contains Accounts of Persecutions alphabetically arranged under English Counties, also Ireland and Scotland, the Continent, AMERICA, ,VEST INDIES, and particular account of the slayings and torturings of the Quakers by the Puritans in NEW ENGLAND. 143 BESTE (J. R.) The WABASH, or Adventures of an English Gentleman's Family in the Interior of America, 2 colou'red frontispieces ; 2 vols, er. 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1855 0 15 0 144 BrnKBECK ( Dr.) Notes on a Journey from the Coast of ·VIRGINIA to the Territory of ILLINOIS, folding coloured map-LETTERS FROM ILLINOIS, the two Works bound in 1 vol, Svo, clot!,., 1818 0 7 6 145 BLAND (Richard, of Virginia) Enquiry into the Right of the BRITISH COLONIES; a Letter in Answer to the Author of " The Regulations lately made concerning the Colonies and the Taxes imposed upon them Considered ; " 8vo, pamplilet, RARE, Williamsburg printed; London reprinted 1769 0 12 0 146 BLEDSOE (A. T., .A ..M:, LL.D.) Is Davis a Traitor, or was Secession a Constitutional Right, previous to the War of 18611 post 8vo, clotli, Baltimore, 1866 0 4 0 147 BLAEU (J.) A COLOURED MAP, entitled Nova et Accurata Brasilre totius Tabula, with richly coloured title vignette; size 234 by 19} inches About 1650 0 10 0 148 BLOME (R.) The Present State of His Majestie's Isles and Territories in America, viz., JAMAICA, BARBADOS, * * * NEW JERSEY, PENSILVANIA, * * * CAROLINA, VIRGINIA, NEW ENGLAND, * * * NEW YORK, seven maps by fflorden, and a plate of Dials,; 8vo, calf, SCARCE, (piece cut from title) · 1687 1 10 0 The earlier editions do not contain all the maps, notably that of New England, in which the positions and names of many Towns will be found registered which might vainly be sought for in anterior publications. 149 BoLINGBROKE (H.) Voyage to Demerary, a Statistical Account of the Settlements there, and of those on the Essequebo, the Berbice, and other Rivers of Guyana, map; 4to, calf · 1807 0 15 0 ASHTON ·NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 13

Amerioa-eontinued. 150 Boston.-ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS to a Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston on 5th March, 1770; pp, 12, 8vo, sewn, RARE Printed by Order of the Town of Boston, 17 7 0 1 15 0 151 AN APPEAL TO THE WORLD, or Vindication of the Town of Boston from many false an.d malicious Aspersions in Letters and Memorials written by Goyernor Bernard, Gep. Gage, .Co~modore Hood,, the Commissioners of American Hoard of Customs, and others to the Brit1sh Ministry, Published by of the Town; 8vo, pamphlet, SCARCE Boston; London reprinted, 1770 1 10 0 152 BoucHER (Rev. J.) View of the Causes and Consequences of the AMERICAN REVOLUTION, in 12 Discourses preached in North America, between 1763 and 1775, with Historical Preface; thick 8vo, half calf, 10s., boards uncut 1815 0 12 0 153 BoucHETTE's BRITISH DoMINIONS IN AMERICA, or topographical and statis tical Description of the CANADAS, NEW BRUNSWICK, NovA ScoTIA, NEW FOUNDLAND, &c., 30 engravings and maps; 3 vols, 4to, cloth 1832 1 4 0 Contains much valuable and useful infonnation, given officially by the author in his capacity of Surveyor-General to the Colonies. 154 BowLEs' SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY, a Descriptive Historical Poem, with Notes, plates; sm. 8vo, ca{f 1809 0 2 6 Book IY. relates the Discovery of America, &c. 155 BowLEs' New Pocket l\lap of the Atlantic or WESTERN OCEAN, from the latest discoveries, COLOURED, size 22} by 18 inches, moimted on linen and folded in case 17 76 0 7 6 156 BRADBURY (J.) Travels in the Interior of America in 1809-10-11, with descriptions of Uppe1· Louisi,a,na, Ohio, .Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, fllinois, and Western Territo1·ies _; 8vo, boards 'Uncut 1817 0 12 0 157 BRADFORD'S Enquiry how far the Punishment of Death is necessary in Philadelphia, with Account of the Gaol and Penitentiary in Philadelphia, by CALEB LOWNDES; er. 8vo, sewed Philadelphia, London rep. 1795 0 3 0 158 BRAIKENRIDGE (H. M.) Voyage to South America, performed by order of the American Government in the Frigate Congress, 1817-18; 2 vols, 8vo, boards, uncut 1820 0 7 6 159 Brazil. HENDERSON'S History of Brazil, its Geography, Commerce, Colonization, ABORIGINAL INHABITANTS, &c., maps and 28 inte1·estin,q plates,· 4to, lialf cloth (pub. £3 13s. 6d.) 1821 0 15 0 160 HADFIELD (W.) Brazil, The River Plate and the Falkland Islands, with the Cape Horn Route to Australia, including Notices of Lisbon, Madeira, the Canaries, and Cape V erds, portrait of Emperor Don Pedro, large folding coloured map and numernus itlustrations ,· 8vo, cloth 1854 0 6 0 161 KosTER's Travels in Brazil, without the plates; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf 181 7 0 3 0 162 MA wE's Travels in the Interior of Brazil, particularly in the Gold and Diamond Districts, with a VoYAGE TO LA PLATA and Sketch of the Revolution of Buenos Ayres, fine plates of the Di'.amond, Topaz, and Gold Industries; 4to,)ialf calf 1812 0 12 0 163 BREMER (Fredrika) The HOMES OF THE NEW WORLD, Impressions of America, translated by MARY HowITT, fine frontispiece and vignettes; first edition, 3 vols, er. 8vo, cloth 1858 0 9 0 164 BRISTED's America and her Resources, the Agriculture, Commercial, Financial, Literary, Religious Capacity and Character of the American People; 8vo, boards . 1818 0 4 0 165 BRITISH COLONIES in North America, E. Canada, Quebec, N. Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and adjacent States of New England, Vermont, N. York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, fine COLOURED map, 25f by 18! inches, with niargins 1794 1 10 0 166 BUCANIERS OF AMERICA; or, a True Account of the most Re markable Assaults committed of late years upon the Coasts of West Indies, many curious maps, battle-sceries, and portraits; LARGE PAPER, 3 parts in 1 vol.; 4to, calf, rebacked (some leaves wate1·stained) RARE 1684 3 15 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 14 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 167 BRITISH EMPIRE in NoRTH AMERWA, a COLOURED M.Ar, drawn by Samuel Dunn, from the Surveys of Capt. Carver; size 19 inches by 12 inches 1776 0 15 O 168 BUCHON (J. A.) ATLAS GEOGRAPHIQUE, STATISTIQUE, HISTORIQUE ET CHRONOLOGIQUE DES DEUX AMERIQ,UES, ET DES lLEs ADJACENTES, traduit de l'Atlas apres Le Sage, avec de Nombreuses, Corrections, et Augmenta tions 71 fine elaborate maps and large tables of information, mostly on 2 page;, and the MAPS COLOURED; large folio,. half calf Paris~ 1825 2 10 O Appears to contain about every fact and circumstance tha~ can be desired for information, with Notices of eminent persons, places, &c., admirably arranged for reference and observation. . 169 BULLOCK (W.) SIX MoNTHs' RESIDENCE AND. TR;AVELs IN ~fExrno, ~ith Remarks on the p'resent state of New Spam, its Productions, Society, Manufactures, Trade, Agriculture, and Antiquities, numerous plates, SOME COLOURED; 8vo, half calf 1824 0 6 0 l 70 BYAM (G.) Wild Life in the Interior of SouTH AMERICA, frontispiece; sm. 8vo, cloth 1849 0 3 0 171 BYFIELD (N.) ACCOUNT OF THE LATE REVOLUTION IN NEW ENGLAND, with declaration of the Gentlemen, Merchants, and Inhabi tants of BosTON and country adjacent, April 18th, 1689, written by N. Byfield, merchant of Bristol in New England to his friends in London ; small 4to, sewn, RARE London, 1689 6 10 0 172 CABRERA (P. T.) RUINS OF AN ANCIENT CITY, discovered in Paleuque in Guatemala, Spanish America, translated from the Original MS. by Capt. Don A. Del Rio, followed by Teatro Critico Americano, or a Critical Research into the History of the Americans, 17 large citrious plates; 4to, boards, uncut, SCARCE 1822 1 0 l 7 4 Canada. FIVE INTERESTING MAPS, mounted on linen and folded into 8vo boolc shaped C'l,Se 1851-55 0 10 0 Mercator's Projection illustrating the directness of the River St. Lawrence from Lake Erie to the Atlantic, as a communication between Europe and the Great West, and extension of the N.P.R. to Montreal, 1855-Map of Canada and the Lower Colonies, showing the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes communication with N. York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, YVisconsin, Minnesota, and Europe, also N. England, Mississipi, Missouri, Iowa, and Nebraska, 1855- Canada, from the best authorities, by Staveley, 1851-Canada West, or Upper Canada, 1855, Eastern Townships of Lower Canada, with part of U.S. 175 HERIOT (G.) TRAVELS THROUGH THE CANADAS, with descriptions of the Picturesque Scenery of the Rivers and Lakes, Account of the Inhabitants, . and the Indian Nations, map and numerous tinted plates; 4to, new half calf gilt 1807 2 10 0 176 MARTIN (E. M.) History, Statistics, and Geography of Upper and Lower Canada, view of Quebec, and maps; small 8vo, cloth 1838 0 3 0 177 REPO~Ts OF COMMISSIONERS on Grievances complained of in Lower Canada, folding. coloured plan of Island of Montreal, 1837-Papers respecting Lands m Lower Canada, and Reports of Select Committees of House of Assembly, .respecting Thomsan, Whitcher, and Felton, coloured plan, 1837 -Orders m Council and Returns respecting Sale of Lands in Upper Canada, ~837-Copies or Extracts of Despatches from Governor Sir F. B. Hea~, with Answers from Secretary of State, 1839-Act of Canadian Parh~ment, 1883, respecting Sale of Intoxicating Liquors and the Issue of Licences, 1884--Reports on the Forests of Canada, with Precis of Papers by Dr. Lyons, map, 1885 1 8 0 178 SMITH (W.) HISTORY OF CANADA, from its first Discovery to 1791; 2 vols, roy. 8vo, boards, uncut, EXTREMELY RARE Q·uebec, 1815 8 8 0 179 CAREY and LEA. GEOGRAPHY, History, and Statistics of America and the West Indies, with additions relative to the New States of South America, maps, charts, and plates.,· 8vo, half calf 1823 O 3 0 180 CARMICHAEL (Mrs.) Domestic Manners and Condition of the White, Coloured, and Negro Population of the WEST INDIES ; 2 vols, er. 8vo, half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1833 O 8 6 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 15

America-continued. 181 CANDLER'S Brief Notices of Hayti, its Condition, Resources, and Prospects, title cropped; sm. Svo, cloth 1842 0 2 6 182 CARTE DE L'AMERIQUE, dresse pour l'usage du Roy., par 0. DE LISLE,/ully coloured, 24 by 19{ inches; small margins, RARE Parris, 1722 1 10 0 183 Carthagena. AccouNT OF THE EXPEDITION To 0ARTHAGENA, with Ex planatory notes and observations, 17 43-JOURNAL OF THE EXPEDITION to Carthagena, with notes in answer to the preceding, 17 44; in 1 vol, 8vo, half persian 1743-44 0 18 0 184 ORIGINAL PAPERS relating to the Expedition 17 44.-AUTHENTIC PAPERS relating to the Expedition, being the Resolutions of the Councils of War of Sea and Land OfficerEi, with Letters between Admiral Vernon and General W entwortb, and between the Governor and the Admiral, 17 44 ; 2 vols in 1, 8vo, half vellum 17 44 0 18 0 185 AN EXACT PROSPECT OF THE 'l'owN, fine old oblong view, and underneath new and exact Plan of the Harbour, Town, and Forts, on b1·oad side sheet, si.ze 2 3 by 19 in., RARE H. Overton, 1 7 40 1 1 0 l86 PLAN OF THE HARBOUR, TowN, AND SEVERAL FORTS OF CARTHAGENA, with a perfect View of the English Fleet as they anchored, and as they move::!. to lay siege to the Tu" n, FINE OLD COLOURED VIEW, slwwing tlie Naval Attack ; bird's-eye to scale on broadside 25 by 1 Hf in., RARE W. Laws, 17 41 1 15 0 187 Carolina: Coloured Map of ( Bay Matancas to James' Town), with Royal .A1·ms of K. Charles II., and Descriptions of Florida and Carolina on the back, 20 by 15 inches, with margins 1673 1 10 0 188 CARY (J.) SERIES OF MAPS OF AMERICA, finely engraved and COLOURED, 10 large maps, each 20! by 18l inches, with margins 1806 0 16 0 America; N. America; Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, &c.; Upper and Lower Canada; United States; to large scale (N. York to Virginia); Western Territory, &c. ; the Carolinas, Georgia, Floridas, "'Bahamas, &c. ; West India Isles, S. America, 2 sheets. 189 CATHERWOOD (F.) Views in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan. Nine teen beautifully coloured plates of Remains of the Ancient Castles, Temples, Idols, Scenery, &c. ( a. complete se1·ies should have 25), with letter-press descriptions; imp. folio, half morocco 1844 1 10 0 190 CHALMERS (Geo.) POLITICAL ANNALS of the Present United Colonies, from their Settlement to the Peace of 1763, compiled chiefly from Records, and authorised often by the insertion of State Papers. Book I. (the complete work); thick 4to, about 700 pages, calf gilt, RARE 1780 2 16 0 191 CHAMBERS (W.) Things as they are in America; er. Svo, cloth 1854: 0 3 0 192 CHAPPELL ( Lieid. E.) Voyage of His Majesty's Ship" Rosamond'' to NEW FOUNDLAND aud the Southern Coast of Labrador, of which Countries no account has been published by any British Traveller since the reign of Q. Elizabeth, plates and coloitred map; 8vo, half calf 1818 0 16 0 193 CHARLEVOIX (P. F. X. de) Letters to the Duchess of Lesdiguieres, giving Account of a Voyage to Canada, and Travels through Louisiana, to Gulf of .Mexico, folding map; 8vo, fine copy in the original boards, UNCUT 1763 3 3 0 194: HISTORY OF PARAGUAY; 2 vols, 8vo, calf 1769 0 12 0 "This work contains an account of the plants, animals, fruits, &c., of the country, and is particularly interesting from the account it gives of the celebrated Jesuit Establishment in Paraguay."-LowNDES. 195 CHART of the Coast from Cape S. Thomas to Illha de S. Sebastiano, in cluding Rio J aniero, drawn from Surveys by order of the Portuguese Government; size 38 by 25 inches, mounted on linen 1816 0 8 6 196 0HASTELLUX ( .1llarq_itis de) Travels in North America in 1761, 1781, and 1782, with Notes, plates and maps; 2 vols, 8vo, calf 1787 0 15 0 Contains interesting personal accounts of many circumstances in the \Var of Independence, of which the Marquis ,ni,; an eye-witness, also of his acquaintance with Gen. ·washington, Marquis de Layfayette, Mr. Jefferson, Tom Paine, Gen. Schuyler, &c. 197 CHESNEY (Capt. C. 0.) Military View of Recent Campaigns in VIRGINIA and MARYLAND, with maps; post Svo, cloth 1863 0 5 0 30 Park Street, BRISTOL. 16 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODE-RN BOOKS.

Amerioa-continiied. 198 COBBETT (William) The BLOODY BuoY, a Warning to the Political. Pilots of America, or a Faithful Relation of a multitude of Acts of horrid bar barity, such as the eye never witnessed, the tongue expressed, or .the imagination conceived, until the commencement of the French Revolut10n, by PETER PORCUPINE, four copper-plates; 12mo, in tlie original binding, VERY RARE Philadelphia, 1796 3 10 O 199 Selections from Cobbett's Political Works, being an Abridgment of the 100 volumes of the Writings of Porcupine and the Political Register, with Notes, Historical and Explanatory, by J. M. and J. P. Cobbett; 6 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt, SCARCE 1835 1 18 0 200 .Treatise on Cobbett's Corn, its Cultivation and Uses; 12mo, half roan, FIRST EDITION 1828 0 3 0 201 ---- Grammar of the English Language, for the Use of Schools, Soldiers, Sailors, Apprentices, Ploughboys ; sm. 8vo, boards, edges uncut, FIRST EDITION, RARE . 1819 1 1 0 \Yith the rare Original Dedication, dated from Long Island, to ~Ir. BENBOW, shoemaker, of Manchester, who was imprisoned. Afterwards the Dedication was to Queen Caroline. 202 Life, by himself, an encouragement to all Young Men of what can be effected by application, 1809.-Vindication of the Hindoos from the Aspersions of Claudius Buchanan, evincing the excellence of the Moral System of the Hindoos, by a Bengal Officer, 1808.-School for Authors, Comedy by Tobin, 1808.-Dangers of British India from French Invasion and Missionary Establishments, 1808 ; 4 vols in 1, 8vo, half calf 1808-9 0 9 0 203 CouHRANE (Capt. C. S.) Journal of a Residence and Travels in Colombia in 1823-24, with colowred frontispices ( map deficient); 2 vols, 8vo, bds. 1825 0 4 0 204 COKE ( Rev. JJr.) Substance of a Sermon Preached at Baltimore, in MARY-. LAND, before the Conference of the Methodist E.C., at the Ordination of the Rev. Francis Asbury to the office of Superintendent; 22 pp., 12mo, sewed, RARE 17 85 0 7 6 205 COLDEN (Hon.Cadwallader) History of the Five Indian Nations dependent on the Province of New York, and the barrier between the English and French in that part of the world, folding map of the Country of the Five Nations; 8vo, fine copy, in the original brown calf 17 50 2 10 0 206 COLERIDGE (H. N.) Six Months in the West Indies, map; 12mo 1832 0 2 0 207 COLMAN (B., ?astor ?fa Ghu,rch in Boston) Ossa Josephi, or the Bones _of Joseph, considered m a Sermon at the Lecture in BosToN, after the Funeral of the Very Honourable and Excellent Joseph Dudley Esq., late Governor of His Majesty's Provinces of the Massachusets Bay ;nd New Hampshire in ~ew England, who departed this Life, April 2nd, 1720, in the 73 years of his age; 8vo, half morrocco, large fine copy Boston, 1720 0 12 0 208 Co.L'-:ON's Map of the Southern States, including Maryland, Delaware, Vir gm1a, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, N. Carolina, S. Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, and parts of adjoining St~tes and Ter~itories, Forts and Military Stations of the United States, Railroads, Stations, &c., FULLY COLOURED· size 4 feet 9 inches by 3 feet 4 inches, on linen, in book f01·m ' 0 7 6 209 Coh~~bia, being a Geographical, Statistical, A.gricultural, Commercial, and Poh~ical .Account of that Country, portrait, also some maps and newspaper cuttings inserted; 2 thick vols, Svo (pub. 36s.) 1822 0 7 6 210 CoLU~rnus ( qhristopher) Select Letters, with other Original Documents relatmg to his Four Voyages to the NEW WORLD, translated and edited by MAJOR; 8vo, cloth, SCARCE Haklityt Society, 184-7 0 14: 0 211 CoMBE ( G.) Notes on the United States of North America · 3 vols small 8vo, cloth (pub. 31s. 6d.) ' ' 1841 0 5 0 212 COMPL~TE HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR, its Rise, Progress, and Events. m Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, with character ·of Statesmen, port1'Ctits, maps and plans; Svo, calf, FINE COPY Dublin, 1766 3 3 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 17

America-continued. 213 CoNSIDER.A.TIONS on the Propriety of imposing Taxes in the BBITISH COLONIES for the purpose of raising a Revenue by Act of Parliament; 8vo, pamphlet North .America p1·inted; London 1·ep1·inted, 1766 0 8 6 214: CONSTITUTION of the State of Massachusetts, and of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington's Farewell Address,-printed by Order of the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; sm. 8vo, half sheep Boston, printed for the State, 1805 0 16 0 215 CONSTITUTIONS of the several Independent States of America, Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, Treaties with the King of France, &c., Portrait of Washington; 8vo, new half calf gilt 1783 0 12 0 216 CONTROVERSY (The) between Great Britain and her Colonies Reviewed:, the Pleas of the Colonies of Right to all Liberties and Privileges of British Subjects, and Exemption from Legislative Authority of Parliament, stated and considered, and the Nature of their Connection with, and Dependence on Great Britain, shown upon the evidence of Historical Facts and Authentic Records; 8vo, half calf 1769 0 18 0 217 CooKE (Capt. E.) VoYAGE TO THE SoUTH SEA, and Round the World in 1708-9-_10 and 11, containing Journal of the Voyage, taking of Puna and Guayaguil, description of the American Coasts from Terra del Fugeo to California, Historical Account of those Countries from the best Authors, and description of the mighty River Amazons, and Account of Mr. Alexander Selkirk, his manner of living, and taming some wild Beasts, during the four years and four months he lived upon the uninhabited Island of Juan Fernandez ; 8vo, calf, RARE 1712 1 8 0 Besides the maps as numbered 1 to 16, contains Map of the \Vorld ('2 hemi spheres) i;,howing Capt. Cook's Voyages ; Plan and Piospect of the City of Santi ago ; (Prospect of) City of Cusco, Capital of Peru ; Map of the Great River :Maranon, or of the Amazons. 218 CooPER (J. Fenimore) America and the Americans, Notions picked up by a Travelling Bachelor; 2 vols, 8vo, half cloth, uncut, (title to Vol. II. wanting) 1836 0 3 0 219 CORNWALLIS (Earl) Answer to that part of Lieut.-Gen. Sir H. Clinton's Narrative relating to Lord Cornwallis's Conduct during the Campaign in North America in 1781; 8vo, half calf 1783 0 16 0 220 ---- Another Copy, wanting title_; 8vo, sewed, 'uncut 1783 0 7 0 221 CoTTON (John, Pastor of Boston, N.E.) Practical Commentary, or Exposition, with Observations, Reasons, and Uses ,of the First Epistle General of John; folio, panelled sheep, RARE 165G 0 10 0 222 CoxE (Tench, of Philadelphia) View of the United States of America, in a series of Papers written between 1787 and 1794, interspersed with Authentic Documents, &c.; Svo, old binding Philadelphia, 1794 0 5 0 223 ---- Another Copy; boards, uncut London, 1795 0 8 0 224: ---- Another Copy; half calf gilt London, 1795 0 6 6 225 CRANTZ (D.) History of Greenland, containing a History of the Country and its Inhabitants, and a Relation of the Mission of the Moravian Brethren, map and plates; 2 vols, 8vo, calf 1767 0 9 0 226 CUBA ET JAMAICA (Iles de) ainsi qu'elles ont ete premierement decouvertes par Christ. Colombe, ensuite peuples par les Oastillans, interesting old richly COLOURED M.A.P, with vignette and small head of Columbus, size 13,l by 8-k inches, with good margins Leide, N.D. 0 10 0 227 CuNYGHAME's ( Lieut.-Col.) Glimpse of the qreat Western Republic, with Notes on the People, Agriculture, Institutions, &c.; 8vo, cloth 1851 0 3 0 228 CURLEY (E. A.) NEBR.A.SKA, its Advantages, Resources, and Drawbacks, nmnerous plates and coloitred maps_; 8vo, cloth 1862 0 4 0 229 DEL.A.ROCHETTE (L. S. D. A.) Colombia Prima, or SouTH Al\rnRicA, drawn from the large map, FINE COLOURED M.A.P jidl of names, &c., with topo graphical notes of Indians, Wild Oxen, Silversmiths, Richest Diamond Discovery, <.C:c. _; size 4:3 b!J 30k inches, 1nountecl on linen and folJecl 1811 0 J 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 18 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND :V[ODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 230 CURIOUS VALUABLE AND INTERESTING COLLECTION of Sixty-Eight Rare and Early AMERICAN M~PS,. CHARTS, and YIEWS, printed between 1631 and 1805, of various sizes, MANY BEING COLOURED and some with curious vignettes and engravings, neatly arranged ~pon guards, and bound; royal folio, half 1·ussia gilt, 1631-1805 28 O O LIST OF CONTENTS. Some ef the dates are engraved. The others have been carefully exam, itud, compared, and verified, and every pains takett; to .obtain. the greatest correctness po_sstble. New Map of the World, with Captain Cook's Tracks, ~is Discoveries, .and thos~ of the other Crrcum navigators 2 liemispheres, filled out to square outline, 28 by 17! incites, richly coloured, 1800- Present S;at of War between Great Britain and her Colonies in N. America, coloured, 1776-Moll's Map of the Dominions of the King of Great Britain on the Continent of N. America, containing New.found/and, New Holland, New England, New York, New_ Jersey, .Pensilvaniff, J!1aryla1fd, Virginia Carolina (andpa-tt of Louisiana, with numbers of' Indzan fighting men1, with mterestmg engraved' notes on map and others on !Ilargin; "Account of re P!)st~, of the C<;>ntinent of Nth. America," "Rights of French and English. of. Newfoundland Fishe.ries, Map of improved part of Carolina, with the Settlements, Map of principal part of N. A~erica, .Plan of <;:harles Town and Harbour, interesting view of Ni~gara and mdustry of the Beaver~ m makmg dams m Can.ada, &c., 40 by 24 inches, coloured, 1715-Island~ of Newfoundland, Cape Briton, St. John,. and inticosta (wztlt Labrador Canada and Nova Scotia), by Bowen, 1760-N orth Parts of America claimed by France under na~es of Lo~isiana, Mississipi, Canada, and New France, with adjoining Territories of England and Spain (includes Newfoundland, Cuba, and Hispaniola, by Moll, with mtmerous engraved not~s and curious view q.f Indian Fort ef Sasquesahanock, and margin map ef Harbour of Annapolis, and another ef Mouth efMississi/i and Mobile Rivers, 40 by 24 inches, 1720-Port Royal Harbour in Carolina, by Moll, 1720-Jamaica, by Moll, showing Parishes, T01JJns, Churches, Sugar, Cotton, a1ed Indigo Works, Cacao Walks, &c. and Historical Note, colound, 1720-Chart of the Antilles or Charibbee or Caribs Islands, with the Virgin Isles, by De La Rochette, coloured, with Nautical LinesefPositions, and22 lzttleviewsefshapeso/the lands from the Sea, 1784-New Jersey, Pen silvania, New York, and New England, with adjacent countries, by Bowen, 1750-Nova Anglia, Novum Belgium et Virginia, by Janson, with Latin description on reverse, Anzst. (1644)-Canada, with the adjacent country, exhibiting the late Seat of War between the English and French, coloured, I762-Principales Forteresses, Ports, &c., de l'Amerique Septentrionale, 18plans, nicely coloured, on 1 slieet, Harbours ef Placentt"a, Anapolis, Boston, New York, and Perthamboy, Charles Town, St. Augustine, Providence, Havana, St. Iago (Cuba), Port Antonia (':Jamaica), Fort Royal (Mar, tinique), ICingston (Jamaica), Porto Bello, also ef Barbadoes, Antigua, Bermuda, Cuba, and Carta(;ena, 1730-Terra Firma, Peru, Anazoneland, Brazil, and North part of La Plata, by Moll, eoloured, 1720-The Scots Settlement in America, called New Caledonia, coloured, 1699-Freti l\'.Iagellanici, ac novi Freti Vulgo Le Maire exactissima delineatio, with Latin description on reverse, I6I4-New Spain, 1635-West Florida, witli Plan ef Pensacola, I781-Amerique Septentrionale, par De L'Isle, coloured, 1700-Chili, par H. Hondius, 1644-North parts of America according to division by Peace of 1763, wherein all territories Eastward of River il'Iississipi hereto.fore claimed· by France and Spain are ceded to Great Britain, roloured-West Indies, Mexico or New Spain, also the Trade Winds and Tracts by the Galleons and Flota, by Moll, coloured, 1730-Southern Dominions belonging to United States of America, viz., N. and S. Carolina and Georgia, with Indian Countries and Spanish Louisiana and Florida, with margin Plans of' Charlestown and St. Augustine, coloured, 1794-Plan and View of Montreal, 1760-Seat of War in environs of Philadel· phia, by Kitchin, I777-Paraguay, o Prov. de Rio de la Plata, cum Tucuman et Sta. Cruz de la Sierra par Hondius, witlt Latin description on reverse, 1644-View of Lesser Fall of Niagara, l,y /,Veld, 1798-America noviter delineta, a Hondio, with Latin description on reverse showing the opposite coasts efE1,rope, with margin plans o.f North and Soutli Polar Regions; on the Sea are several ef the old:f'asliionecf Dutch Slups, I631--Plan of City and Environs of New York, 1776-Brazilire Tabula, a Hond10, witlt margi1t charts ef Pernambuco and Bay of' Saints and curious figures ef Savages, Latin description on reverse, I644-South America, with all the E~ropean Settlements, and w~atever else is rt;mark~ble, from the latest observations, I726-Montreal, View of, 1766-Quebec, View of, 1766-Gmana s~ve Amazor_mm Regio, a Hondio, witlt Latin description on reverse, 1644- North and South Car?hna1 Geo'.gia, &c., by Bowen, 1752-New and Correct Map of the Tradmg Part .of the ~e~t Indie~, mcl_udmg the Seat of War between G. Britain and Spain, likewise the Spanish Empire m America, with the French and Spanish Settlements showin"' the whole Continent from Greenland to Guiua, with California as an island coloured ,d;itlt marrin views o/ Havana, Panama, Porto Rz'co, Cartagena, Porto Bello with its ~apture b; Adnziral0Vernon Boston New York, Mexico, charge and capture by Adm!. Vernon, and Pl'l-n o/ Vera Cruz, 39 by ;2 incite;, 1745 --Plan of Quebec, 1756-Eas.tern part of New York and part of New Jersey 1756--Venezuela cum parte Austrah _N ovre. ~ndal~s1re, a Hondio, with Latin description on reverie, 1644-Whole Conti nent of America, d1v1ded. mto North, South, and West Indies, showing the United States and several Eur~pean possessions, from .materials of' Governor Pownall, fine large coloured maj,, i1ery full of detazl,.on 2 sheets, 52 by 41 inches, 1789-General Chart of the Coast of Guinea and Brazil, fro1!t Cape Vzrde to Cap'! de Bonne Esperance, and River ef Amazons to Rio de la Plata, by Wright, coloured, 1730-View of Bay of Gaspe, showing Gen. Wolfe's House, 176o-Chart of Coast or New _England, from Beverley to Scituat~, with Plan of the Town of Boston, about 176o-North America, accordmg to the newest o)Jservauons,. la.rge coloured map with vignette title witli Indians, engraved by G. Vertne, and engravm~ of the F1shmg, Curing, and Drying Cod at Newfoundland, and IO S?Iall plans of Harbours (C.alifor~zza.ts sl:o:V~t as an Island and th,1 Gulf is called Red Sea), 38 by 23 inches, r7?8-So~th America, with its divisions by European Powers, by Kitchen, coloured, 1794 -Chart of.Discoveries by Capt. Cook and other Navigators in the Great Pacific Ocean between Asia and. Ameri~a, 1777-Peru., ,by Jansen, witli Latin Inscription on reverse, 1644-Island of St. Christopher s, atzas St. Kitts, by Mo~!, eolouru!,. 1720-Chili, Patagonia, La Plata, and South part of _Brazil, _by Moll, 1720-South America, con tam mg Tierra Firma, Guyana, New Granada, Amaz. oma, Brazil, Peru1 Parag:uay, Chaco, Tucuman, Chili, and Patagonia, from D'An ville, with Chart of Falklan~ Island.s m mai:gm, ./i11e lar1:e map witli monerous engraved particulars a11d very fine vig- 1!'!tfe 1 ztle, wztli Indian Figure, Alligator, Scenery, &c., 46 by 40 inches, on 2 sheets, 1787-Vir g101~ _and :Marylan~, by Bowen, 17.;;o-North America, with the European Settlements, and whatever else is rem:i,rkable m the West Ii:1d1es, 1762-Map of the North Pole, with the Territories near it, by Moll, curzou~ ~olou7:ed 1~zap, 'Z';)Ztli notes on iv. East and 1V. West Passai{es, &c., 1750-Island of Bermudos, d1v1ded mto its Tribes, witlt the Castles, Forts, &c., by Moll, 1750-Terra Firma et Nov.um Regnum Granatense et Popayan, Amst., .f, ':Jansson witlt Latin description on reverse 1644 -~1ver St. Lawrence from D' Anville's Map-Four excell;nt Views on one sheet: Mexico, F~ll of Niagara, . New _York,. and Q_uebec, :fate ab:711~ 176o-Insulre Americanre in Oceano Septentrionali, cum Terns A?Jacent1bus, witli Latin description on reverse, from Powltatan to Guiana, Jncluding Gulj' of' Me:i:zco, Cuba, Espanola_, _&,,c., ':fanso~t, ~644-Course of.the River Mississipi from Balise to Fort <;hartres, .ta_ken on an exped~tion to_the Illmo1s ~n 1765, by Lieut. Ross, 44 by 13! inc'ics, 1775- Amenque Mendionale par De Lisle, cotoured, Parzs, 1700-General Map of America from the most ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 19

America-continued. authentic materials, coloured, 1805-Nova Hispania et Nova Galicia, witlt handsome vit:nette title witlt K~ng of Spain's Arms, witlt Latin description on reverse, 1644-United States of America, with Bntish Possessions of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland, divided with the French, also the Spanish Territories Lousiana and Florida, according to Peace of 1783, coloured mal, witlt Note ef Fishinr Rights, 1794-Carte Generale de L'Ocean, Atalantique, publiee par ordre du Ministre pour le Service des Vaisseaux Francais, en 1786, 42 by 24 inches-British Empire in N. Ameri

America-continued. 243 DoBBS (A.) Remarks on Capt. Middleton's Defence and his Conduct in ~is Voyage for discovering passage from Huds?n's B~y to ~o!lth Sea, showmg that in all probability there is such a passage, with or1gmal papers, &c., no map; 8vo, old calf gilt, LARGE PAPER COPY 17 44 0 9 0 244 Dow ( Rev. Lorenzo) History of Cosmopolite, containing his Experience and Travels in Europe and America, with his Polemical Writings, and the "Journey of . Life " by Peggy Dow, portraits of ])ow and his wife; thick 8vo, sheep ' Cincinnati, 1851 0 6 0 245 DuER (W.A., LL.I).) Course of Lectures on the CONSTITUTIONAL JURIS- PRUDENCE of the United States, delivered in .Columbia College, N. York; thick post 8vo, 'cloth Boston, 1856 0 3 6 A GRAND WORK ON THE ANTIQUITIES OF MEXICO. 246 DUPAIX (Capt.) ANTIQUITIES MEXICAINES, Relation d~ 1:r?is Expeditions ordonnee par Charles IV., pour le recherche des Ant1qmties du Pays notamment celles de MITLA et de P ALENQUE, suivie d'un parallele de ces ~onuments avec ceux de l'Egypte, de l'Indostan, et du reste du ancien monde, par LENOIR, dissertation sur l'origine de l'ancienne popula tion des Deux Ameriques, et les diverses Antiquities par WARDEN, &c., with 167 beautiful plates on INDIA PAPER; 2 vols, folio, half morocco, full gilt backs and gilt tops, SCARCE Paris, Imprimerie JJidot, 1834-6 7 10 0 248 DuRY (A.) New, General, and Universal Atlas, containing Forty-five Maps, by Andrew Dury, engraved by Mr. Kitchen and others, engraved title and dedication to Lord Shelburne, both beautifully coloured and heigthened with gold, and coloured maps, including N. AMERICA, S. AMERICA, CANADA, and W. INDIA ISLANDS; oblong l 2mo, old English red morocco, gilt back, gilt borders on sides, and gilt edges London, A. JJury, at the Indian Queen, 1761 0 J6 0 249 DWIGHT (Timothy, Pres. of Yale College) The CONQUEST OF CANAAN, a Poem, in Eleven Books, with the rare portrait; sm. Svo, original sheep, FINE COPY, FIRST EDITION, RARE Hartford Elisha Babcock, 1785 1 15 'O 250 EDWARDS (Jonathan, of Newhaven, .D.JJ.) OBSERVATIONS ON THE LANGUAGE OF THE MUHHEKAMEEW INDIANS, in which the extent of that Language in N. America is shown, and its genius, peculiarities, and analogy with Hebrew pointed out; 8vo, sewed, RARE 1788 1 10 0 251 ELLIOTT (Jon.) The Debates, Resolutions, and other Proceedings in Con vention, on the adoption of the Federal Constitution, as recommended by the General Convention at Philadelphia, 17 Sep., 1787; ·with the Yeas and Nays on the division, collected from contemporary publications; 4 vols, 8vo, half cloth, uncut Washington, 1827-30 1 4: ·O 252 ELLIS (W.) Authentic Narrative of a Voyage by CAPTS. CooK and CLERKE, in the "Resolution» and "Discovery,'' in search of a NORTH-WEST PASSAGE between the Continents of Asu and AMERICA, with Account of the Death of Capt. Cook, map and plates; 2 vols, 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1782 0 15 'O 253 ELLISON (T.) Slavery and Secession in America, Historical and Economical, with map and appendices; post Svo, cloth Sampson Low, N.D. 0 3 0 254 English Pilot. The Fourth Book, DESCRIBING THE WEST INDIA NAvI G~T~oN FROM HtrDSON's BAY TO THE RIVER AMAZON, particularly des cr1bmg the Sea Coasts, Headlands, Rivers, Bays, Harbours, Straits, &c., with all the Islands therein, as Jamaica, Cuba, Hispaniola, Barbadoes, Antigua, Bermudas, Porto-Rico, and the rest of the Carribee and Bahama Islands, also a New Description of Newfoundland, New England, New York~ East and West, New Jersey, Dellawar Bay, Virginia, Maryland, Carolrna, &c., enlarged with the addition of several New Charts and Des criptions, 22 large folding rnaps, and a great number of woodcuts of plans and sketches of shapes of land, &c.; royal folio, calf 1773 4 15 0 255 F ADEN'S MAP of the United States of North America with the British ?-'erritories, COLOURED, 2 feet 2 inches by 1 foot 10 inch;s, on linen, folded in case 1820 0 4 6 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FR03'1 VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES; 21

America-continued. 256 ExTREMAl: AMERIC..E, et .Versus Boream, ubi Terra Nova, Nova Francia, adjacentia que, fine map, showing fr01n Hudson's Straits to Cape Sable, FULLY co:t.OURED, with vignette, margins slightly water-stained·; size 23! by 17-l inches . . J. Blaeu, (1669) 0 16 0 257 F Aux's Memorable D~y,s in America, or Journal of a Tour in the United States, showing Men and Things as they are in America, with account of Birkbeck's Settlement in Illinois, view of log house in Indiana; 8vo, boards, uncut· · 1823 0 8 6, 258 FEARON (H. B.) Sketches of America in a Journey of Five Thousand Miles through the Eastern and Western States; 8vo, half bound 1818 0 5 0 259 FEATHERSTON HAUGH (G. W.) Tour through the Slave States, from the River Potomac, by Baltimore, in Maryland, to Texas and the Frontiers of Mexico, map and illustrations; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1844 0 14: 0 "His notice of the Natural History of the districts through which he passed was novel and interesting, particularly his account of the Mines, and his other geological memoranda, his occasional pictures of the heroes of the bowie-knife, and the gentlemen slave-breeders are remarkably characteristic and entertaining." -New Monthly Magazine. 260 FENNING (D.) and COLLYER (J.) NEW SYSTEM OF GEOGRAPHY, or Particu lars and Circumstantial Account of all the Countries of the World, numerous maps and plates; 2 vols, folio, old calf 1773 0 9 0 172 pages contain a description of the several parts of North and South America and the West Indies, with maps of North America, West Indies, View of Quebec from the river, plate of Sachem exhorting Indians to War, and plate of manners of the Spaniards in South America. 261 FLETCHER (Lieut.-Col.) HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN WAR, Vol. I., First Year of the War, 1861-62; thick 8vo, cloth (pub. 18s.) 1865 0 4 0 262 FowLER (J.) Journal of a Tour in the STATE OF NEW YoRK in 1830, with Remarks on Agriculture, and Return to England by the Wes tern Islands, in consequence of Shipwreck, in the" Robert Fulton"; sm. 8vo, cloth 1831 0 4 6 263 Franklin (Benj.) The Way to Wealth, as clearly shown in Preface of an Old . Pennsylvania Almanack, intitled Poor Richard improved (signed RICHARD SAUNDERS); 16 pp. 8vo, calf gilt, RARE N.D. 3 10 0 I trace no other· cqpy of this edition. It was not in the Franklin collection sold for £5,000 to the Ame.rican Government. A former owner has written upon the title 177 4 as the date. 264 CHALKLEY (Thomas) A Collection of the Works of, in 2 parts; thick 8vo, wltole bound in morocco, poor copy, VERY RARE Philadelphia, printed by B. Franklin and D. Hall, MDCCXLIX. 1 10 0 265 FRANKLIN'S Philosophical and Miscellaneous Papers, lately written, with plates ; 8 vo, calf, scarce · 178 7 0 12 0 On Chimn'iys and Stoves, Meteorology, removing to America, North American Savages, Internal State of America, Criminal Laws, Privateering, &c. 266 FRANKLIN (James) Present State of Hayti (Saint Domingo), with Remarks on its Agriculture, Laws, Religion, Population, &c.; er. 8vo, half bound 1838 0 4. 0 267 FREZIER (Engineer) Voyage to the SOUTH SEA and along the COASTS Oi' CHILI and PERU, in 1712-14, the Genius of the INDIANS and SPANISH, &c., 37 copper plates, 'mostly folding (one w'lnting); 4to, calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1717 0 18 0 With account of the Jesuit Settlements and Riches in Paraguay. The author was the first to note the valuable Guano deposits along the Coast. 268 GALLOWAY (J., late Speaker of the House of Assembly of Pennsylvania). His Examination before the House of Commons, in a Committee on the American Papers, with Explanatory Notes, title deficient.-[GALLOWAY, .J.] Letters to a Nobleman on the Conduct of the WAR IN THE MIDDLE COL ONIES, folding Pll.ln, of the Operations of the British and Rebel Army in the Campaign of 1777.-In 1 volume, 8vo, half ealf 1779 1 5 0 The volume contains 7 other pieces on Toleration of Papists (by Lloyd)-De fence of Tithes-Bp. Porteus on Good Fri~lay-Burkes's Speech on Army Esti mates-Unlawfulness of Polygamy-Sir J. Sinclair on the State of our Finances Soame Jenyn's Scheme for Coalition of parties. 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 22 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. ------~------America-continued. 260 GARCILAsso DE LA VEGA (The Inca) ROYAL COM_MENTARIES_ OF PERU, treating of the Incas, their Idolatry, Laws, Governm~nts, Reigns, and Conquests Conquest of the NEW WoRLD by the Spamards, CIVIL WARS between' the P1zARRISTS and ALMEGRIANS, Spaniards, &c., trans lated. by Sir Peter Rycaut, portrait after Sir Peter Lely, and numerous large plates; thick folio, calf gilt 1688 I 12 0 The Inca Garcilasso, of Indian blood, nephew of the last Native Monarch, was the industrious and careful historian of the mournful fortunes of his race. He was more scholarly than the Conquistadors, and had access to both the documents of the Spaniards and the Ancient National Records of the Incas. 270 GARDINER (Capt.) Accounts of the Expedition to the WEST INDIES, against MARTINICO, with the reduction of GuADELUPE and other the LEE WARD ISLANDS, subject to the French King, 1759, FINELY P~l~TED; 4to, half calf Birmingham, John Baskerville, 1762 1 5 0 With 4 curious copper-plates. View of St. Pierre, with the French troops, English fleet, and Attack-Bird's-eye view plan of Fort Royal Town and B~y, with English Squadron and landing of troops-View of Bombardment and Burmng of Basse-terre-View of Squadrons and Convoy at Sea on passage to England. 271 Georgia. Impartial Enquiry into the State and Utility of the Province; 8vo, !talf persian 17 41 0 15 0 272 GORDON (Pat) GEOGRAPHY ANATOMIZED, or Body of Modern Geography, maps ; old calf 1711 0 5 0 Pp. 353 to 416 relate to AMERICA, with a map, viz.-Mexico, or New Spain, Granada, Florida, Terra Canadensis, Terra Arctica, Terra Firma, Peru, Land of the Amazons, Brazil, Chyli, Paraguary, Terra Magellanica, Terra Antarctica, and the Islands. 273 GRAHAM (J.) History of the Rise and Progress of the United States of North America, till the British Revolution in 1688 ; 2 vols, 8vo, half cloth, UNCUT 1827 0 10 0 27 4 GRANT ( President) as a Soldier and Statesman, being a Succinct History of his Military and Civil Career: portrait and plates; thick 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top 1868 0 7 6 27 5 GRATTAN (T. C., H.M. Consul) Civilized America, a Record of Events and Opinious during several Years' Residence, &c., coloured map; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. 28s.) 1859 0 6 0 276 GREENE (Max) The Kanzas Region: Forest, Prairie, Desert, Mountain, Vale and River, description of the scenery, climate, wild productions, capa bilities of soil and commercial resources, with Anecdotes of the character of the traders and Red Men, Map; post 8vo, cloth New_ York, 1846 0 6 0 2i7 GREGG (J.) Commerce of the Prairies, or the Journal of a Santa Fe Trader during Eight Expeditions across the Great Western Prairies, and Resi dence of nearly Nine Years in Northern Mexico, maps and engravings; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth gilt New York, 1844 0 12 0 27 8 GREENHOW (Mrs.) My Imprisonment and the First Year of Abolition Rule at WASHINGTON, with portrait; post 8vo, cloth 1863 0 e> 0 279 GRELLETT (Stephen, of Philadelphia and New York) Memoirs of his Life and Gospel Labours, edited by Seebohm, portrait; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, 1860 0 4 0 280 GRUND (F. J.) The Americans, in their Moral Social and Political Relations_; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth ' ' 1837 O 4 6 281 GuMILLA (P. Joseph) Historia Natural, Civil y Geographica de las N aciones Situadas en las Riveras del Rio Orinoco, Nueva Impression mucho mas correcta qu_ las anterior.es, corregido por el P. Ignacio Obrego~, y Dy J ugla y Font, with the folding map, portrait of tlie A itthor, and plates of the mann~rs and ceremonies of the 01·iginal Americani; 2 vols, sm. 4to, Spanish calf, RARE Barcelona 1791 1 12 0 . F:i,ther Gur~1illa, born in Spain about 1690, was designated Superior' of the M1ss~ons of Onnoco, where he dwelt on the shores of the great river. He was appomted R_ector of the College of Car~hagena. He afterwards returned to Spain and wrote ~us celebrated work at Madrid, but afterwards went back to his Mission where he died. ,

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America-continued. 282 GURNEY (J. J.) Winter in the West Indies, described in Familiar Letters, engravings; 8vo, cloth 1840 0 3 0 283 GUYANA: the Coast from the Oronooko to the Amazon, and the Inland Parts, also Barbadoes, Tobago, &c., by La Rochette, from Observations by Governor Thompson, COLOURED MAP, size 27 by 20 inches, with engraved observations on different parts 17 83 0 7 6 284 HACKE (Capt. W.) Collection of Original Voyages, maps and plates; 8vo, calf, rare 1699 1 8 0 Contains Captain Cowley's Voyage round the Globe-Capt. Sharp's Journey over IsTHl\lUS OF. DARIEN, and Expedition to the SOUTH SEAS-Capt. Wood's Voyage through the Straits of Magellan-Roberts' Adventures among the Corsairs of the Levant. 285 HALE'S History of the UNITED STATES, from their First Settlement as Colonies to the Close of the War with Great Britain in 1815; 8vo, cloth, (pub. 12s.) 1826 0 4 0 286 HALIBURTON ( Judge) The SEASON-TICKET; post 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION 1860 0 5 0 287 HALL (Capt. Basil) Extracts from a Journal on the Coasts of Chili, Peru, and Mexico, in 1820-21-22, folding map; 2 vols, er. 8vo, boards, uncitt (pub. £1 ls.) 1825 0 4 0 288 ---- TRAVELS IN NoRTH AMERICA in 1827-28, folding map; 3 vols, half cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION 1820 0 6 0 289 HAMILTON (Col. J.P.) Travels through the Interior Provinces of COLUMBIA, plates; 2 vols, sm. 8vo. (pub. .£1 ls.) 1827 0 5 0 ~90 HAMILTON (Capt. T.) Men and Manners in America; 2 vols, er. 8vo, boards, uncut, FIRST EDITION, with Autograph of the Countess of Guildford, 1833 0 6 0 291 HARPER (Rob. Goodloe, Rep. in Con. for S. Car.) Observations on the Dispute between the United States and France, addressed to his Con- stituents, in May, 1791; 8vo, sewed · Philadelphia, printed; London, reprinted 1798 0 4 0 292 HARTLEY (D.) Letters on the American War, addressed to the Corporation, Trinity House, and Burgesses of Kingston-upon Hull; 8vo, sewed, uncut, bottom margins of last 8 leaves fra3 1ed, SCARCE 1779 0 3 0 David Hartley, M:.P. for Hull, was o:µe of the plenipotentiaries appointed to treat with Dr. Franklin, the American Ambassador at Paris. This copy has the Autograph of Thomas Tyers (friend of Dr. Johnson and proprietor of Vauxhall Gardens). 293 HARTSINCK (J. J.) BEsCHRYVING VAN GUIANA o/ de Wildekust, in Zuid America, Essequibo, Demerary, Berbsce, Suriname, &c., fine portmit, map and plates; 2 vols in 1, 4to, half calf Amsterdam, 1770 0 15 0 294 HAYTIAN PAPERS: Collection of Proclamations, Official Documents, and Account of the Rise, Progress, and State of the Kingdom of Hayti, with preface by Prince Sanders; 8vo, boa1rds, uncut 1816 0 9 0 295 HAZA.RD (S.) ANNALS OF PENNSYLVANIA, from the Discovery of the Dela- ware, 1609-82; 8vo, cloth Philadelphia, 1850 0 10 0 296 HEAD ( Sir F. B.) Rough Notes during some Rapid Journeys across the Pampas and among the Andes; er. 8vo, half calf 1826 0 4 0 297 HEAD (Si,· George) Forest Scenes and Incidents in the Wilds of North America, map ; small 8 vo, half cloth 18 3 8 0 3 6 298 HELPER (Hinton Rowan) Impending Crisis of the South, how to meet it, portrait; thick post 8vo, cloth 1860 0 3 0 299 HELPS (Arthur) SPANISH CONQUEST IN AMERICA, and its relati:m to the History of Slavery and to the Government of Colonies; 4 vols, 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1855-61 3 15 0 300 HENRY (W.) EVENTS OF A l\I1LITARY LIFE, being Recollections after Service in the PENINSULAR WAR, INVASION OF FRANCE, the EAST INDIES, ST, HELENA, CANADA, &c.; 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND Pickering, 1843 0 18 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 24 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 301 HISTORY OF THE BUCCANEERS of America, an 3 parts complete; thick 12mo 1810 0 5 6 302 HITCHCOCK (Enos, IJ.JJ.) Memoirs of the Bloomgrove Family, in Letters to a Citizen of Phi]adelphia, on a mode of Domestic Education suited to t_he present state of the United States of ~merica, a~d on the Dignity and Importance of the Female Character, with Interestmg Anecdotes; 2 vols, sm. 8vo, sheep Boston, 1790 0 1G 0 " With Dedication to Mrs. ·washington 303 HOLIDAY TALES, a Juvenile Forget-me-not for all Seasons, woodcuts,' 12mo, half roa.n New York, 1829 0 2 0 304 HOLMES (Abiel) ANNALS OF AMERICA, from the Discovery _by Columbus, in the year 1492 to the year 1826; BEST EDITION, 2 vols royal 8vo, half calf gilt, EXTREMELY RARE . Cambridge ( Mass.), 1829 4 4 0 "One of the best works of the kind published."-RICH. "Holmes's Annals has now (1856) become a liber rarissimus, and can rarely be purchased... Our copy was a present from our enterprising publisher and valued friend Mr. George W. Childs, of Philadelphia, whose excellent collection of works on A1~1erican History is well calculated to excite the cupidity of the ravished spectator. "-ALLIBONE. . . · 305 HOLMES (Oliver Wendell) The PROFESSOR AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE, with the Story of IRIS: post 8vo, original cloth, FIRST EDITION_ Boston, U.S., 1860 0 10 0 306 HowE (Earl) Narrative of the Proceedings of the Fleet under Earl Howe,· 1794 ( attacking the Frencli Fleet returning from NoRTH AMERICA), plates,' 4to, boards, uncut 1796 1 10 0 Gives complete list of all the English Officers. 307 HowITT (E.) Selection from Letters written during a Tour through the U riited States in 1819, illustrative of the character of the Native Indians and their Descent from the Ten Tribes, with the present situation and sufferings of Emigrants, the state of Agriculture, &c.; small Svo, boards, unmtt 1820 0 4 6 308 HowITT (Mary) OuR COUSINS IN Omo, with four illustrations on steel by A. jJf. Howitt; sq. sm. 8vo, cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION 1849 0 15 0 309 HOWITT (W.) Colonization and Christianity, a History of the Treatment of the Natives by the Europeans in all their Colonies; post 8vo, cloth 1838 0 7 6 310 Hudson's Bay and Straits, Baffin's Bay, Strait Davis, and Labrador Coast, &c., interesting Chart by 0. Middleton, discoverer, 26 by 19 inches, with Vignette, Royal Arms, &;c., with original small margin, RARE 17 43 1 1 0 311 HUMBOLDT (Alex. Von) Essai Politique sur la Royaume de la Nouvelle- Espagne, numerous large maps and charts, some tinted; LARGE. PAPER, 2 vols, roy. 4to, calf gilt, and FOLIO ATLAS (pub. £15) 1811 5 0 0 At a great public meeting, held June 21, 1824, it wasaeclared by the executive power of the Mexican Government that Mr. Humboldt's Political Essay on New Spain contained the most complete and most accupatec picture of the natural riches of the ~ountry, and ~hat. the reading of this greatwork has not a little contributed to reammate the active mdustry of the nation, and to inspire it with confidence in its own powers. · . · 312 ---- RESEARC_HES CONCERNING THE INSTITUTIONS AND MONUMENTS OF THE ANCIENT INHABITANTS OF AMERICA,. with Desc~iptions and Views of so~1~ of the most striking Scenes in the Cordilleras, translated by H. M. W 1lhams, numerous plates. some of which are COLOURED ; 2 vols, 8vo; calf, 18s., or boards uncut 1814 1 · :i: 0 313 HUMPHREYS (Colonel) Essay on the Life of the HoN. M. GEN. ISRAEL PUTNAM, addressed to the State Society of the Cincinnati in Connecticut;

sm. 8vo, boards uncut . llartjo1rd,· 178~ 1 10 0 314 HUMPHREYS (Colonel) Miscellaneous Works; 8vo, original sheep; FIRST EDITION. RARE New York, Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, 179Q· 0 16 0 ADDRESS TO THE ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES a Poem written in General Washington's Camp, 1782, to animate the Citizens ~f America to the Defence of their Country-Poem on the HAPPINESS OF AJ\rnRICA-MISCELLANEous POEMS EPISTLE (Poetical) TO DR. DWIGHT-THE Wrnow OF MALABAR; or, TYRANNY OF CUSTOl\I, a Tragedy-LIFE OF GENERAL PUTNAM. (narrated by himself)~ORATION ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1780, &c. ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 25

America-continued. 315 HUNTER (J. D.) Memoirs of Captivity among the Indians from Childhood till the age of Nineteen, with Anecdotes of Manners, Customs, and Account of the Territory, portrait; 8vo, boards, uncut 1823 0 7 6 With Observations on Indian Materia Medica. 316 HUTCHINSON (T. J.) The Parana, with Incidents of the Paraguayan War and South American Recollections, from 1861 to 1868, portrait, maps, and illustrations ;. 8vo, cloth 1868 0 6 0 317 IMLAY (G.) Topographical Description of the Western Territory of North America, maps and plans of the Rapids of the Ohio; 8vo, half calf, 1793 0 18 0 Contains the Adventures of Colonel Daniel Boon-Minutes of the Piankashaw Council, and Account of the Indian Nations, &c. 318 --·-- Description of the Western Territory of North America;_ sm. 8vo, sewed, UNCUT .Dublin, 1793 0 12 0 319 IMPARTIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR IN AMERICA between Great Britain and her Colonies, from its commencement to the end of 1 779, containing its Causes, Rise and Progress, with Anecdotes and Characters of Commanders and Distinguished Personages in Congress, and Appen dix of Papers, folding map and 13 fine portraits; thick 8vo, calf, fine copy, RARE 1780 5 0 0 The Portraits are FULL LENGTHS of Sir vV. Howe, John Hancock, Samuel Adams, an American Rifleman, George Washington, Gen. Arnold, Commodore Hopkins, Gen. Lee, Lord Howe, Gen. Putnam, B. Franklin, Gen. Wooster, Gen. Gates. 320 lNSULJE AMERICANJE, in Oceano Septentrionali, ac Regiones Adjacentes, a C. de May, usque ad lineam lEquinoctialem, fine map, showing from Canada to Guinea, including Virginia, Florida, Mexico, Yucatan, Gauti mala, Venezuela, Cuba, Hispaniola, Jamaica, &:c.; size 22! by 18 inches, FULLY COLOURED AND TOUCHED WITH GOLD A.mst., N. Visscher, (1694) l 4 0 321 IRVING (Theodore) CONQUEST OF FLORIDA, under HERNANDO DE SoTo; 2 vols, post 8vo, boards, SCARCE 1835 0 18 0 322 IRVING (Washington) LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, with portrait; 5 vols, post 8vo, new half calf gilt 1859 0 15 o 323 ---- LIFE AND VOYAGE OF COLUMBUS, abridged by himself, maps and engravings, including facsimile of a sketch of the Spaniards and the Natives, suppo'3ed to be made by Columbus himself; 12mo, cloth 1830 0 2 O 324 ---- VOYAGES AND DISCOVERIES OF THE COMPANIONS OF COLUMBUS, plates andfolding maps, &:c.; 12mo, cloth 1831 0 2 0 325 ---- BEAUTIES OF, with 6 etchings by W. HEATH; 12mo, boards, uncut, RARE Glasgow, 1825 0 7 6 -326 JEFFERSON (Thomas) Life, Correspondence, and Opinions on Questions of Civil Government, National Policy, and Constitution Law, by Tucker, fine portrait; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1837 0 9 0 327 ---- NoTES ON THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, with an Appendix, eighth American edition, with portrait and folding map; 8vo, sheep Boston, 1801 0 16 0 329 JEFFERYS (T.) AMERICAN ATLAS, or Geographical Description of the WHOLE CONTINENT, chiefly of the BRITISH COLONIES, mostly from Sur veys by order of the Government, 29 large folding maps on 48 sheets; royal folio, half bound , 1775 3 10 0 The maps are COLOURED, folding, and large-Pennsylvania being 52 inches by 27 inches, dedicated to THOMAS and RICHARD PENN, true and absolute Proprie taries and Governors oj the Province of Pennsylvania. There are Plans on margins of Boston, New York, &c., fine vignettes of Indians, Landing of Pilgrim Fathers, PLYMOUTH, MDCXX., the Virginian 1'obacco Trading and S. Carolina Cotton Trading. There are also many interesting engraved Notes. 330 ---- WEST INDIA ATLAS, or General Description of the West Indies, taken from Actual Surveys and Observations, with Account of the several Countries and Islands, &c., 40 charts, maps, and fine landscape title, with the trees of the country, people, ships, &:c., each being 28 by 20} inches, folded and put on guards; royal folio, calf 1787 3 10 0 332 JOHNSTON (James F. W., Chemical Professor) Notes on North America, Agricultural, Economical, and Social, map; 2 vols, er. 8vo, clotli 1851 0 5 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 26 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

America-contin,ued. 333 ,JONES (G.) HISTORY OF ANCIENT AMERIO.A, founded upon_ the _Ruins of Antiquity, anterior to the time of Columbus, proving the 1d?nt1ty of t~e Aborigines with the Tyrians and Israelites, and the Introduct10n of Chns- tianity by St. Thomas. First Portion, the Tyrian JEra; roy. Svo, clotli 1843 0 9 0 334 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS, held at Philadelphia, from September 5, 1775, to April 30, 1776; Svo, boards, edges uncut, RARE Philadelphia ( London, repi·inted for J. Almon) 1778 1 10 0 335 JUAN ET ULLOA. Voyage Historique de l'Amerique Me~idionale, qui contient une Historte des Yucas des Perou, et les Observat10ns Astrono miques et Physiques, maps and plates, including some beautiful plates ·by J. Punt, Bernard Picart, and IJe Brie, not mentioned in the list of plates; 2 vols, 4to, french calf gilt, VERY SCARCE 17 52 0 16 0 The fine plates represent Ancient and Peruvian Practices, &c., and are not given with the English edition. 336 JUAN AND ULLOA. Voyage to South America, describing at large the Spanish Provinces, Customs, Natural History, Gold and Silver Mines, &c., translated by ADAMS, plates and maps ; 2 vols, 8vo 1772 0 6 0 "One of the most delightful of books. "-Ret1·ospective Review. 337 JUARROS·(Don Domingo) Statistical and Commercial History of the Kingdom of Guatemala in Spanish America, its Productions, Manufactures, Customs, &c., with Account of its Conquest by the Spaniards, and Principal Events to the Present Time, Translated by BAILY, 2 maps; Svo, half cloth, uncut 1823 0 10 0 338 KEITH ( Sir G. M.) Voyage to South America and the Cape of Good Hope in H. M. Brig Protector; royal 4to, boards, uncut, Privately printed, 1819 1 5 0 339 KENNETT (White) BIBLIOTHECM AMERICANJE PRIMORDIA. An Attempt towards Jaying the Foundation of an American Library ; 4to, calf, RARE . 1713 7 10 0 As far as it goes, the best Catalogue of American Books extant, the titles being copied at full length, with the greatest exactness, with the name of the printer, and number of pages in each volume. It describes about 20 original tracts, relating to Newfoundland, above 50 concerning Virginia, 100 or more of New England, and so in proportion to the other Colonies, with a most valuable Index of Matters, Persons, and Places. Some of these tracts are supposed to be entirely lost. The collector of American Books should secure Kennett's Bibliotheca when he can.-ALLIBONE. 340 KETTEL's Southern Wealth and Northern Profits, in facts and figures, showing the necessity of the Union; royal 8vo, clot/1, New York, 1860 0 3 0 341 KING (Edward) Southern States of North America, a Record of Journeys in Louisiana, Texas, the Indian Territory, Missouri, Arkansa, Mississipi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, S. Carolina, N. Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and Mary land, profusely illustrated from original drawings by J. W. Champney; thick royal 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt edges, 1875 0 15 0 342 KITCHEN'S GENERAL ATLAS of the whole Universe being a Collection of the Best Maps extant, Corrected and Augmented from the latest Discoveries, 35 fine large COLOURED MAPS, printed from 62 copper-plates; imperial folio, half bound, SCARCE 1773 1 15 0 Several of these FINE MAPS relate to the Continent of AMERICA North Am.erica:, w~th the several European Settlements, Baffin's Bay, Hudso~'s Bay, Cahforma, Chart of the St. Lawrence, Course of. the Mississipi, South America and the Falkl~nd Islands.. 'l'he maps are by various Geographers, sizes varying from about 48 mches by 21 mches, to 54 inches by 21 inches full of detail some having vignettes of Indians, &c. ' ' A very interesting and important feature of the work is in the valuable and C?P!ous ~ote~ with which ~he vacant and available parts of the maps are filled, g1vmg Historical, Geographical, Descriptive, and Curious Particulars of all the in formation belonging to the subjects. 343 LAFITE~U (Pere; S. J.) Histoire des Decouvertes et Couquestes des Portuga1s dans le N ouv.eau Monde, numerous plates, including Lisbon and "Flote des Indes, folding map, plan of Goa, view of .A.den, portraits of .A.lbuq_uerq_ue, Vasco de Gama, Nuno d'.A.cuna pla.ns &c · 2 vols 4to half bound, RARE ' ' · . ' p~?"is, '17;33 2 10 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 27

America-continued. 344 KoNINGSMARKE. The Long Finne, a Story of the New World; 3 vols, er. 8vo, boards, uncut ( New York) England, rep'uh., 1823 0 2 Q. 345 LA HONTAN (Le Baron de) NouvEAUX VOYAGES DANS L'AMERIQUE SEP TENTRIONALE, maps and plates, tome 1, 1703-VoYAGES DU BARON DE LAHONTAN EN PORTUGAL ET .EN DANEMARE, maps and plates-MEMOIRES DE L' AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE, ou Suite des Voyages de Lahontan, plates, tome II., 1703-PETIT DICTIONNAIRE DE LA LANGUE DES SAu VAGES-DIALOGUES DE MONS. LAHONTAN ET D'UN SAUVAGE DANS L' AMERIQUE, con tenant une description exacte des mreurs et des coutumes de ces Peuples Sauvages, plate, 1704; the whole in 2 vols, 12mo, FINE COPIES, half calf, FIRST EDITION, ra,·e 1703-4 2 10 0 346 LAS CASAS (B.) AccoUNT OF THE FIRST VoYAGES and DISCOVERIES BY THE SPANIARDS IN AMERICA, containing the most exact Relation of their unparalleled Cruelties on the Indians in the destructiou of above Forty Millions of People, offered to the King of Spain to prevent the further ruin of the West Indies, to which is added the Art of Travelling, with curious engravings; 8vo, calf, RARE 1699 3 15 0 34 7 LATHAM (Henry) Black and White, a Three Months' Tour in the United States; 8vo, cloth 1867 0 5 0 348 LATROBE'S Rambler in North America, in company with Washington Irving, description of Scenery, Modes of Life, &c. ; 2 vols, sm. 8vo, cloth, (pub. £1 ls.) 183'6 0 4 6 349 LATROBE'S THE RAMBLER IN MEXICO in 1834, map; er. 8vo, cloth, (pub. 9s.) 1836 O 3 0 350 LEE. Memoirs of the Life of tbe late CHARLES LEE, Esq., Second in com mand ou the Service of the U.S. of America during the Revolutions, with his Political and Military Essays and Letters ·to distinguished Characters in Europe and America; 8vo, half calf, FIRST EDITION, very scarce London, 1792 0 18 0 351 LEMPRIERE (C.) the American Crisis Considered; post 8vo, cloth 1861 0 3 6 352 LE SAGE. Adventures of Robert Chevalier, called De Beauchene, Captain of a Privateer in NEW FR.ANOE; 2 vols, sm. Svo, half calf, SCARCE 1745 2 10 0 353 LES PRINCIP ALES FORTRESSES, Ports, &c., del l'Amerique Septentrinale, 18 maps, well engraved on sheet and COLOURED ; size 24 by 20 inches About 1730 0 16 0 Placentio, Anapolis, Boston, New York and Perthamboy, Charlestown, St. Augustine, Providence, Havana, St. Iago in Cuba., Port Antonia in Jamaica, Fort Royal in Martinique, Barbados, Antigua, Kingston in Jamaica, Bermuda, Cuba, Carthagene, Porto Bello. All the names in English, except those that still belong to Spain. 3g4 LIFE IN AMERICA, the Wigwam and the Cabin, by the Author of "The Yemssee"; sm. 8vo, cloth, uncut Aberdeen, 1848 0 3 0 355 Lima. True and Particular Relation of the dreadful Earthquake at Lima, the Capital of Peru, and the neighbouring Port of Callao, in 17 48, with account of everything material that passed there, published by command of the Viceroy ~nd now translated from the Spanish, map, plans, and plates of the Natives; Svo, calf 1748 0 12 0 356 LLOYD'S Official Map of the STATE OF TENNESSEE, from Actual Surveys and Official Documents, showing every Railroad and Station, with Distances, Cities, Towns, Villages, Roads, &c., FULLY COLOURED; size 4 feet by 2 feet 7 inches, on linen, in book form 1863 0 6 0 357 New Map of the UNITED STATES, THE CANADAS, and NEw BRUNSWICK, from the Latest Surveys, showing every Railroad and Station, and the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, from the MS. Official Surveys by Order of Congress, FULLY COLOURED; size 4 feet 2 inches by 3 feet 2 inches, on linen, in book/orm 1863 0 6 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 2S CATALOGUE OF AN:"CIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 358 LONDON MAGAZINE, or Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, consisting of History, Politics, Intelligence, Biography, Natural History, Travels, Tales Crimes &c. ILLUSTRATED WITH SEVERAL HUNDREDS _OF FINE EN GRAV;NGS of Map~, Views, Portraits, Curiosities of Nature and .Art, His torical Events, .Antiqitities, Natural History, &:c., from 1742 to 1768; 27 vols, thick 8vo, half bound . . 17 42-68 12 12 0 . Amongst those relating to Amenca·are :- VIEWS. MAPS-Continued. MAPS-Co11ti'n1ted. Taking of Quebec 1759 Part of Newfoundland 1762 Province of Pensilvania 1756 Quebec from the Bason 1760 TheWest Indies 1762 Isles of Montreal 1761 Oswego on Lake Ontario 1760 The World (including Amer- Plan of ~ew Orleans 1761 Prospect of New York 1761 ica) 1758 Virginia 1761 Philadelphia, with small views Plan of Louisburg 1758 Mary land, Delaware, and part of State House and Battery Harbour of Louisburg 1758 of New Jersey 1761 1761 The Moor's Castle, near the Town and Citadel of Port Prospect of Charlestown 1762 Havana 1763 Royal in Martinus 1762 ff:f',I Channel in Philippine Islands City and Harbour of Havana PORTRAITS, through which the Manilla 1762 1763 Charlestown in S. Carolina Gen. Sir W. Johnson 1756 Galleon passes Adml. Sir Edwd. Hawke 1756 Jamaica divided into Parishes, 1762 Sir Walter Raleigh with parts of Cuba and Connecticut & Rhode Island Bampfylde Moore Carew 1753 Hispaniola 1763 divided into Counties and Ld. Baltimore, Governor and Dutch Colonies of Surinam Townships 1758 ProprietorofMaryland 1768 and Barbutius and French Naval Engagement off Porti- Earl of Loudown, Governor Colony of Cayenne 1763 frea 1748 in N. America 1757 Plan of St. Louis in St. Do Plan of Harbour and Attack General Wolfe 1759 mingo and St. Jago in on Port Louis 1748 Cuba 1748 Cheroke Nation 1760 MAPS. Caribby Islands 1759 Town and Harbour of Halifax Guadaloupe 1759 176o Map of Royal or Cape Breton Plan of Quebec 1759 Straits of St. Mary and Mi, 1747 River St. Lawrence, from cheliona Kina in Canada French Settlements in North Quebec to Ontario 1759 1761 America 1747 River St. Lawrence, from Mississipi from the Sea to Plan of Cape Breton 1745 Montmorence to Sillery Bayagoulas 1761 South and North Carolina and with operations of Siege of Bell Isle divided into Parishes· Georgia 1765 Quebec 1759 176! East and West Florida 1765 British and French Planta• Town and Citadel of Palais, Province of Quebec 1764 tions·in N. America 1755 Capital of Bell Isle 1761 Surinam, &c. 1762 The Five Great Lakes, with Vir~inia, N. and S. Carolina, Straits of Bahama 1762 parts of Pensilvania, N· Georgia, Maryland, and Cuba, Jamaica, &c. 1762 York, Canadas and Rud• partofN.Jersey 1755 North America 1763 son's Bay Territories 1755 New England, Nova Scotia, Siege of Havana 1763 Chart of the Vast Atlantic part of N. York, Canada, Form of Landing Troops in Ocean, exhibiting the Seat N. Britain, Newfoundland, Cuba 1:762 of War in Europe and Cape Breton, &c. 1758 Vera Cruz 1762 America 1755 Fort Royal Bay in Martinius N.E. Coast of Asia and N. W. Town and Fortificattons of 1758 Coast of America, showing Montreal, with View 1760 Fort and Bay of Frontenoc Russian Discoveries 1764 Nova Scotia 1749 1758 Cuba and Surrounding Seas Western parts of Virginia 1754 Island of Martinico 1758 1762 Eastern parts of New York, Hispaniola or St. Domingo Town and Fort of Grenada with part of New Jersey, 1758 1762 with small Plan of Fort Frederick 1756 359 LOPEZ (E.) Voyage par mer vers les Cotes d' Afrique depuis Congo et Angola, jusqua'au Cap de Bon Esperance, interesting old richly COLOURED MAP, with vignette of Natives, size 11 ! by 8} inches, with good margins, Leide, N.D. 0 10. 0 The Voyager went also to St. Domin!lo and Cumana, and the map shows America from Chesapeake Bay to Rio Grande and Chili. 360 Loms~NA: Map of, from D'Anville's Atlas, 10£ by 12 inches, with margins 1788 0 4 6 361 LYELL (Sir C.) Travels in N. America, with Geological Observations on the U nlted States, Canada, and Nova Scotia, folding coloured Geological M~p of the United States and Canada, fine coloured panorama view. of Niagara, Father Hennepin's view in 1697, when the third Fall existed, and other illustmtions _; 2 vols, er. 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1845 0 15 362 MACKAY. (Charles) Life and Liberty in America, or Sketches of a Tour in the U mted States and Canada, tinted plates ; 2 vols, er. 8vo, cloth gilt 1859 0 5 0 363 MAGELLANICA TABULA, qua Terra del Fuego, cum celeberrimis frotis a Magel~ano et Le Maire detectis, novissima et accuratissima description, a fine richly COLOURED MAP, with vignettes with numerous Indian figures, &:c.; size 20-a- by 16 inches .Amst., about 1640 ·O 9 o· ASHTON NIELD; PURCHASES EROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 2.9 America-continued. 364 MACKENZIE (A.) VOYAGES FROM MONTREAL ON THE ST. LAURENCE THROUGH N. AMERICA to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans in 1789-93, with Account . of the Fur Trade, portrait by Sir T. Lawrence, and 3 large folding maps/ 4to, boards, uncut, BEST.EDITION 1801 1_1.8 0 -Besides the interesting details of the countries and the inhabitants, it is important for effecting the discovery of the Polar Sea by Land. 365 MAINE IN THE WAR for the Union, a History of the part borne· by Maine Troops in the Suppression of the Rebellion, by Whitman and C. H. True, portraits of Gen. Boward and Gen . .Berry.,· 8vo, cloth Lewiston, 1865 0 7 6 366 MARKHAM (0. R.) Cuzco: A Journey· to the Ancient Capital of Peru, with Account of the History, Language, Literature and Antiquities of the Incas, and Lima ; a Visit to the Capital and Provinces of Modern Peru, with t_he History, Literature, &c., map and coloured plates.,· thick post 8vo, cloth, scm·ce 1856 0 16 0 367 MASSACHUSETTES REGISTER, and United States Calendar, for the year of our Lord, 1801, and Twenty-Fifth _of American Independence; 12mo, original wrappers, SCARCE Boston O 16 0 368 MATHER (Increase, Teachet· of a Church at Boston in New England, &c.) The Order of the Gospel Professed and Practised by the Churches of Christ in NEW ENGLAND, _Justified by the Scripture. and by the Writings of many Learned Men, both Ancient and Modern Divines, in answer to several questions relating to Church Discipline; sm. 8vo, original calf neat Printed at Boston in New England, and reprinted at London, 1700 3 15 0 Although bearing the above imprint, this volume is undoubtedly an American production, as may be seen by the paper and typography. In all probability some copies were so printed for sale in London. It is exceedingly scarce. Unknown to Lowndes. 369 MATHER (Increase, Teacher of a Church at Boston in New England, &c.) Remarkable Providences, Illustrative of the Earlier Days of American Colonization, with Introduction by G; Offer, portrait; sm. 8vo, cloth, 1856 0 , 4 370 MAWE (J.) Travels in the Interior of Brazil, particularly in the GoLD and DIAMOND DISTRICTS, by order of the Prince Regent of Portugal, with a Voyage to La Plata, and Sketch of the Revolution of Buenos Ayres, plates.,- 4to, half calf, uncut 1812 0 12 0 371 MAXWELL ( Lieut.-Col.) Run through the United States, portraits.,· 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1841 0 7 6 372 McCLELLAN (Gen. G. B.) Report on the Organization and Campaigns of the Army of the Potomac, and the Campaign in W. Virginia, plans of battle-fields.,- 8vo, cloth N. Y., 1864 0 5 0 373 MERCATOR. Historia Mundi, or MERCATOR'S ATLAs, containing his Cosmographical Description of the Fabric and Figure of the World, recti fied, beautified, and enlarged with new maps, &c., by Junocus HoNDY, Englished by W. S. (Wye Saltonstall, of Queen's College, Oxford), 181 copper-plate maps, beautifully engraved, including 13 which relate to America and the _West Indies; thick folio, calf neat, RARE London, 1635 7 7 0 ·with finely engraved title representing Atlas bearing. up the World, with alle gorical figures of EUROPE, AsiA, AFRICA., and AMERICA. This copy has the RARE MAP OF VIRGINIA, which is very seldom seen_ in the book. All the copies were issued with the duplicate of the map of New Spain printed where the Virginian one should be, and a statement· in the errata that there was no map of Virginia, but one was preparing in America, which should be given to every buyer of the book on its arrival in England. It gives a special value to any copy in which it occurs. 374 MERCATOR (Gerard) L'Atlas de, de noveau reveu, toutes !es. cartes corrigez, et en outre augmente, par J. HoNmus, avec les descr1pt10ns de tous les pays, with 179 finely engraved. maps.,- thick oblong 4to, vellum Amst., 1630 2 2 0 There is a fine old frontispiece with emblei;natical figures of Europe, Asia, Africa, Mexicana, Peruana, and Magalanica, also MAPS OF AMERICA, NEW SPAIN, VIRGINIA and FLORIDA, CUBA, JAMAICA, HISPANIOLA, S. AMERICA, TERRA DEL FUEQ-0, PERU, NEW GRENADA, w. INDIA ISLANDS, BERMUDAS, NOUVELLE VIRfl-INEE, &c. SO, Park Street, BRISTOL. 30 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 375 MERCATOR (Gerard) L'Atlas de, with the text in Latin, with !he frontispiece and 179 finely engraved maps all BRIGHTLY COLOURED ; thick oblong 4to, half calf · . A m;st., 1 ~32 2 12 0 376 Middle Dominions belonging to the Umted States of America, viz., VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, the DELAWARE COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY &c. with addition of NEW YORK, and greatest part of NEW ENGLA;D, ~nd bordering parts of British Possessions in CANADA, COLOURED, 26 by 19 inches, with margins 1794 1 10 0 377 MILLER (J.) Description of the Province a?d Cit_y of New York, with Plans of the City and several Forts, as t4~y ens.ted m the year 1695, maps of New York, Albany, &:c.; Svo, boards, uncut 1843 0 9 0 Printed from the original MS. These plans of New York and Albany are probably the earliest extant, showing them as _when given .up by the Dutch. At the end is a Catalogue of about 2000 books relatmg to America. 378 Mississipi, Course of the River from Balise to Fort Chartres, taken on an Expedition to the Illinois in 1765 by Lieut. Ross, improved from the French Survey; 44 by 131 inches, with margins, COLOURED 1775 0 16 0 379 Missouri. WETMORE's Gazetteer of the STATE OF MissouRI, with Appendix of Frontier Sketches, and Illustrations of Indian Character, large map and steel plate of fight with a bear; 8vo, cloth Lewiston, 1865 0 6 0 380 MITCHELL (J.) Map of the BRITISH and French DOMINIONS in NORTH AMERICA, with the Roads, Distances, Limits, and Extent of the Settlements, fine large vignette title with Indian figures, &:c.; Arms of King George the Second quartering the Arms of England, Scotland, Hanover, and the Fleur-de-Us, claiming as of right to be King of France; engraved on 8 large sheets, forming together a map, size 8 feet 5 inches by 4 feet 5 inches, and monnted on cloth on 2 sheets, and folded in cloth case, RARE London, 1755 5 5 0 381 MoLLIEN's Travels in th·e Republic :'of·Ooturubia, the Customs, Manners, Agriculture, Climate, &c., folding map·and plate; 8vo, half cloth 1824 0 3 6 382 MOLL (Herman) The WORLD DISPLAYED, or a New and Correct Set of Maps of the Several Empires, Kingdoms, Republics, Principalities, Provinces, &c., of the Worid, containinq 27 very large Maps, size of each 40 inches by 25 inches, ALL FULLY COLOURED, and several having interesting Vignettes, Views, &:c, ; imperial folio, sheep, RARE 1708-20 3 15 0 Among them are- . Map of North America, with allegorical Vignette of Indians, new of the New foundland Cod Fishing, Curing, cl.1c., and 10 little Plans of .American Ports, Boston, New York, &c . . Dominions of the King of Great Britain in N. America, with Views of Fall of Nuigara and Industry of Beavers, Map of the improved part of Carolina, Plan of Charlestown, smalt Map of New Prance and Louisiana, &c. Northern Parts ?f Am~rica claimed by France, Louisiana, Mississipi, Canada, and New France, with adJoining Territories of England and Spain, View of Indian Fort of ~asquesahanock, Map of Mouth of Mississipi and Mobile Rfvers, Harbour .Annapolis. of ~ est Indies, or Islands of America, with adjacent Countries belonging to Spam, England, Holland, &c., with View of City of Mexico, and 5 small Plans oj P01·ts, Havannah, Porto Bella, &c. Map of South ~merica, with large View of Potosi, Vignette of Indians, &c. Coasts, Countries, and Islands within the limits of the South Sea Company, from Ca1;>e Horn to the North of Carolina, with 12 small Charts of Ports, &:c. on Margin. ··· . _ ··. · 383 MOLL's NEW MAP, from exact observations of the North parts of America claimed by France under the names of L~UISIANA MISSISSIPI CANADA an d N Ew FRANCE, with the adjoining Territories of' ' England and Spain,'. COLOURED MAP, with view of the Indian Fort of Sasquesahanock, plan of Harbour

America-continued. . 393 MURPHY'S SPORTING ADVENTURES in the Far West; 8vo,. cloth 1879 0 7 ·o 394 MURRAY (Hon. C. A.) Travels ~n North America ..duri~g 1834-5.-~' including a Summer Residence with the · Pawnee Indians m the Pr~1r1~s of the Missouri, and a Visit to Cuba. and the Azore Islands, frontispieces ; 2 vols 8vo cloth 1839 0 7 6 395 MuRR~Y (Hugh) Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in N. America, United States, Canada, Shores of Polar Sea, North-West Voyages, and Remarks on Emigration, large folding map; 2 vols, 8vo; half cloth (pub. £1 6s.) ' . 1829 0 6 0 396 NASH (Wallis) QREGON, There and Back m 1877, numerous flates arJ,d vignettes · er. 8vo, cloth Macmillan, 1878 0 3 0 397 NEAL (D~niel) HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND, its Civil and Ecclesiastical Affairs, Present State, Charter, Ecclesiastical: Discipline, and Municipal Laws, folding map; 2 vols, 8vo, calf 1720 1 15 0 398 New England. A large fine-Coloured Map of the most inhabited part of NEW ENGLAND, containing the PROVINCES OF MASSACHUSSETS BAY and NEW HAMPSHIRE, with the Colonies·of CONNECTICUT and RHODE ISLAND divided into Counties and Townships, composed from actual Surveys by T. Jefferys, very full of detail, with Indian Names and Historical Notes, very interesting for being marked on the spots they refer to, size 41 in. by 39 in., folded in case 1774 2 2 0 With all the roads marked (very few in those days). In margin are PLAN OF BosTON HARBOUR with the soundings, and Plan rof the Town of Boston in 1774, Vignette of the Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers, Plymouth, 1620. Map of Baffin's and Hudson's Bay, and another of the Passage by Land to California, discovered by Father Kino, S. J. . ;399 NEW GENERAL ATLAS, a Geographical and Historical Account of the World, with the Natural History and.Trades of each Country, taken from the best Authors, particularly, CLUVERIUS, BRIETIUS, CELLARIUS, BLEAU, BAUDRAND, HoFFMAN, the two SANSONs, LuYTs, CHARDIN, LE BRUN, &c., with the Arms of over 800 Subscribers beautifully engraved, and NUMEROUS COLOURED l\IAPS, including AMERICA-English Empire in AMERICA, VIR GINIA, MARYLAND, CAROLINA, PENNSYLVANIA, NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, NEW ENGLAND, NEWFOUNDLAND, N}l:W FRANCE-JAMAICA-LOUISIANA ISTHMUS OF DARIEN, &c. ; atlas folio, half bound 1721 2 5 0 400 Newfoundland. JUKES (J. B.) Excursions in and about Newfoundland . in 1839-40; 2 vols, post Svo, cloth 1842 0 18 0 401 PRINGLE ( Lieut. R.) A VERY INTERESTING Collection of SIXTEEN Original Maps, Plans, and MILITARY DRAWINGS, very nicely exe cuted in WATER COLOURS, of various sizes, one measuring 4 feet 8 inches long, folded, and mounted on guards in an imp. follo volume, half bound 1773 13 13 0 Six a~e of _Ports~a Islan~, Portsmouth, Gosport, and Langston Town, Harbour and Fort1ficat10n, with Sections of Works at Portsmouth, &c. The remaining ten relate to the Harbour of ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, with the Heights. Proposed _Batteri~s for Defence, &c., including Fort Townshend. Very mter~stmg copy, marked as having belonged to LORD TOWNSHEND, who fought at Dettmgen, Fontenoy, Culloden, and as Commander-in-Chief received the surrender of QUEBEC after the death of Gen. Wolfe. The works at Fort Towns hend, &c., were directed by him, and these are the original drawings. 402 New Neth~rla~d~. Visscher's Map. Novi Belgii Novreque Anglire necnon part1s Virgmre Tabulre, multis in locis emendata a. Nicolao Viss chero. A large coloured map, 18} by 22! inchei Printed at Amsterdam about 1651 8 8 0 This Map extends from Chesapeake Bay to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. In a compartment (12 by 2t in.) at the bottom is the earliest engraved view of New York. as it apI_Jeare~ within thirty years of its foundation by the Dutch. A co~sp1cuous obJect m th~ fo_reground is that mark of civilization-the gibbet. Tlus ~1ap ha~ a very special mterest and value. "The Map by which the Privy Council, 168:), settled the bounds between L~rd Baltimore and I and Maryland PennsylYania, and Territories or annexed Countys.-\VrLLIAM PE~N." ' ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 33

America-continued. 403 New York, NEw JERSEY, PART OF PENNSYLVANIA., and PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, from the Topographical Observations of C. J. SAUTHIER, coloured map on 2 sheets; united size of map 22} by 30 inches, with margins, RA.RE Augsburg, 1777 3 10 0 404 NICHOLS (Major-General) Story of the GREAT MARCH, from the Diary of a Staff Officer, A.D.C. to General Sherman, folding map and illustmtions; er. 8vo, cloth New York, 1865 0 4 0 405 NoEL (Baptist) 'l'he REBELLION IN AMERICA; thick post 8vo, cloth 1863 0 4 6 406 NORMAN (B. M.) RAMBLES IN YucATA.N, or Notes of Travel through the Peninsula, including a visit to the Remarkable Ruins of Chi-chen, Kabah, Zayi, and Uxmal, map and numerous illustrations.,· 8vo, cloth New York, 1843 0 12 0 With APPENDIX, &c., on Grammar, and Vocabulary of the Maya, or Primitive Human Language of the Red Man. 407 NORTH AND SouTH, by the White Republican, second edition, with additions; post 8vo, cloth · 1864 0 3 6 408 North America. New Map of, wherein the British Dominions oo the Continent of North America, and on the Islands of the West Indies, are carefully laid down from all the Surveys hitherto made, and the most accurate Accounts. and ·Maps; also the French Encroachments on the English Provinces particularly described, large Map, FULLY COLOURED, with Vignette Title, Indian Figures, and numerous Historical Notes at different points; 48 inches by 41 inches, mounted on canvas and folded in case, RARE . Circa, 1760 2 10 0 Extends from the Orinoco to James's Bay, and the Great Bank to California, with smaller Margin Map of the Bays of Hudson and Baffin. 409 NEW AND EXACT MAP of the Dominions of the King of Great Britain on the Continent of North America, containing Newfoundland, New Scotland, New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsilvania, Maryland, Virginia, and Carolina, finely engraved, by Herman Moll, upon copper, and COLOURED, with large view of the Cataract of Niagara, the industry of tlie Beavers, &c., size 40 inches by 24 inches, folded in case 1715 2 2 0 With Map of Louisiana, having the principal Indian Settlements marked, with the number of their fighting men. 410 A NEW MAP OF NoRTH AMERICA, with the West Indian Islands, divided acco1:ding to the Preliminary Arti~les of Peace, signed at Versailles, 20th Jan., 1763, wherein are particularly distinguished the United States and the several Provinces, Governments, &c., which comprise the BRITISH DoMINIONS, laid down according to the latest Surveys, and corrected from the original materials of Governor Pownall, fine large COLOURED map, size 46 inches by 40 inches, mounted on canvas, and folded in portions 1 777 l 15 0 411 A NEW MAP OF NORTH AND SouTH AMERICA, according to the latest Discoveries, showing New Scotland, Long Island, N. York, N. Jersey, Mary Land, Pensilvania, Carolina, &c., by P. LEA and J. OVERTON, interesting old COLOURED MAP, with vignette figures, &:c.; size 22 by 29 inches, with margins About 1685 0 16 0 .02 North America, Map of, published under the patronage of the Duke of Orleans, by D'Anville, COLOURED, 28! by 20 inches, with margins 1791 0 7 6 .03 NouVELLE ESP.AGNE, depuis panuco, Mexique, Yucatan, jusqu'a Costa Rica, dont les Castillan se sout rendus maitres lea premieres, dressee sur les Voyages de F. Cortes, &c;, interesting richly COLOURED MAP, with finely engraved vignette of Spaniards and Natives at a silver mine, size 13:t by 81 inches, with good margins Leide, N.D. 0 10 0 414 NovrssrMA ET AccURA.TISSIMA. ToTIUS AMERTCJE DEsCRIPTIO, par N. Vischer, fine old map, with vignette figures, &c., all ricMy coloured, s1'.ze 2li by 17 inches, with margins .Amsterda1n, about 1660 0 12 0 415 NOYES (J. H.) HISTORY OF AMERICAN SOCIALISMS; 8vo, cloth Philadelphia and London, 1870 0 3 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 34 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. .America-continued. 416 Ohio. Conduct of the Ministry impartially examined, in a letter to the Merchants of London, FIRST EDITION; 8vo, new marbled calf 1756 0 16 ()' Relates to the case of some British subjects imprisoned for trading on the Ohio. See Monthly Review, xv., 524. 417 Ohio. [SHEBBEARE (John)] Fourth Letter to the People of England on the conduct of the M--rs in Alliances, Fleets and Armies, since the first Differences on the Omo, to the taking of M1NORCA by the French j 8vo, new marbled calf 17 56 1 16 0 A rare pamphlet issued anonymously, givin_g a review of incidents connected with the encroachments of the French on the Oh10. 418 OGILBY (J.) AMERICA, being the latest and most accurate Description of the New World, the Original Inhabitants, Remarkable Voyages, Con quest of Mexico and P~ru, a!ld other la!ge ~rovinces, the. Plantation~, Cities, Temples, Mountains, Rivers, Natural History; &c., -with Appendix of the unknown South Land arid the Arctic Region; fine copper plates by HOLLAR and others, including folding plates of maps, portraits, curious views, plates of Customs, Ceremonies, Indians, &c.; thick folio, half calf, FINE COPY, with all the plates 1671 6 10 0 419 OLIPHANT (E.) History of North America and its United States, including a History of each Individual State, its Manners, Customs, Produce, Commerce, &c., with an Account of New Discoveries, map; 8vo 18'.)0 0 6 0 420 OLMSTED (F. L.) Journey through Texas, a Saddle-trip on the South Western Frontier, with Statistical Appendix, engraving and map; thick post 8vo, cloth 1857 0 6 6 421 OSGOOD (David, jJfinister of the Chwrch at Metford). The Signal Advanta ges derived to the Nations of Christendom from their Religion, a Discourse before the Annual Convention of Congregational Ministers of Massa chusetts, in Boston, May 31, 1798; 8vo, sewed, uncut S. Hall, Cornhill, Boston, 1798 0 5 0 422 Pamphlets.-Droit le Roy, or digest of the Rights and Prerogatives of the Imperial Crown of Great Britain; 8vo, half calf 1764 0 18 0 Very citrioits and interesting. It concludes:-" Out of a dutiful respect to these super-eminent and almost God-like attributes*** no man speakelh to the Prince but in adoration or kneeling." Bound with it are six others, all Rare AMER~CANA -Anticipation of His M--y's Speech to H--s of P--t, 1778, small corner of title and half title torn o.ff.-Thoughts on Present War and Review of Lord North's Administration in the American, French, Spanish, and Dutch War, 1783. -The Coalition or Essay on the State of Parties, 1783.-Examination of Princi- ples and Designs of the Earl of Shelburne, 1783. -Letter to Ear] of Shelburne on the Peace, 1783.-0bservations on the Preliminary and Provisional Articles, 1783. 423 Panama. ORIGINAL PAPERS relating to the Expedition to Panama; 8vo, half vellum 1 744 1 I 0 424 PAINE (T.) Letter to the Abbe Raynal on the Affairs of North America in w~i?h th~ mistakes in his Account of the Revolution are cleared up; 2nd ed1t10n, 8vo, half she~p . . Pliiladelphia, London rep., 1782 0 3 0 425 P ARKIN~ON (R.) Tour m America in 1798-99 and 1800, exhibiting Sketches of Society and Manners, and the American System of Agriculture; 2 vols, 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1805 0 14 0 426 PENN (W.) S~LECT WORKS, with his Life; 5 vols, 8vo, calf 1782 0 12 0 427 Pennsylyama. M:A-P OF THE STATE, by READING HowELL, to very large scale ; size 5 feet 4 inclies by 3 feet 1 i inches FULLY COLOURED moitnted on linen, folded in case, SCARCE ' ' I 10 0 Dedicated to the Governor, ~enate, and Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 428 Per~. FINELY-ENGRAVE~ COPPER-PLATE MAP, with Vignettes of Indians, Ammals, Mermen, &c. ; size 14 by 11-! inche~, with good mm·gins Circa, 1610 1 1 0 429 SKINNER (J.) Present State of PERU, its Geography, Natural History, Commerce, Manners and Customs, Literature, 20 curious COLOURED PLATE~ of Cost'lf:mes; ~to, fine copy in calf gilt 1805 0 15 0 Cunous and mterestmg work compiled from the Mercurio Peruano and other authors and personal observations in the com1try. 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America-continued. 430 TEMPLE'S TRAVELS IN PERU, including a Year's Residence in Potosi. plates, map, and wood engravinqs.; 2 vols, 8vo, new half calf, full gilt, FINE COPY 1830 0 10 0 431 Philadelphia. A large Coloured Map entitled PLAN OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA AND ENVIRONS, surveyed by JOHN HILLS in 1801, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, engraved by Wm. Kneass, scale 2 inches to a mile ; size 3 feet 4 inches, mounted on canvas and folded in covers like a book, RARE Philadelphia, 1800-10 2 10 0 This valuable map shows 10 miles round from the Hydrant in the centre of the City. Many of the properties have the names given, with the names of the owners, number of acres, and sometimes date of settlement. There are also some historical and other notes. The map is round, and the two lower corner spaces have mezzotint pictures filled in, one representing a building presumed to be the Hydrant, the other having a distant view of Cape Henlopen Lighthouse, with the river and Allegorical Female Figure of America. 432 Philadelphia, PICTURE oF, with Account of its Origin, Increase, Improve ments, Societies, Police, Buildings, Institutions, &c., by Dr. MEASE, folding view of Philadelphia from Kensington j sm. 8vo, calf, rare Philadelphia, 1811 0 9 0 433 PoINSETT's Notes on Mexico in 1822, with Sketch of the Revolution and Official Reports on the state of the Country, large map ; half calf gilt, 1825 0 6 0 434 PoLI ARCTIC! et Oireunijacentium Terrarum Descriptio N ovissima, a curious circular map, with the North Pole in the centre, and the ·outside of the circle including Newfoundland, Cornwall, .Antwerp, Astracan, etc., outside the circle is filled out to a square with pictures of the Whale Fishing, the Oil Trade, etc., all richly COLOURED; size 19 by 17 4 inches .About l 705 0 9 0 435 POLLARD (Edward) The WAR IN AMERICA, 1863-64; post 8vo, cloth, 1865 0 i 6 436 POPPLE (H.) MAP OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE IN AMERICA, with the French and Spanish Settlements adjacent thereto, finely engraved and printed on 21 folding sheets, INCLUDING A KEY MAP; roy. folio, half bound, EXTREMELY SCARCE N.D. (1733) 4 15 0 With Dedication to the Queen (Caroline Q. of George II.), finely engraved, large vignette of Indians and English Traders, with Apes, Crocodile, Parrot, Palm Tree, &c. Early View of City of New York, another of City of Quebec, Fam~ of Niagara, and City of Mexico, Sir Chas. Wager's Sea Fight with Spanish lfleet and Galleons, also small margin plans of Placentia, Annapolis, Boston, New Y or'k, Charles Town, Bermuda, St. Augustine, Providence, Havana, St. Iago, Kingston, Port Antonio, Port Royal, Barbados, Antiqua, Cartagene, and Porto Bello. This great map, if mounted and suitably fra.med, would form a handsome picture for the wall of an American library, being nearly 8 feet square. 4:37 PoWER (Tyrone, celebrated Comedian, lost in the "President'') Impres sions of America, 1833-4-5, 2 jrontispie~s by Hervieu; 2 vols, 8vo, boar

Amerioa-continited. 442 PRIEST (W. 11/usici'an late of Theafres Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Boston) TRAVELS 'rn THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1793 till 1797, with Journals of Two Voyages across the Atlantic, coloitred frontispiece; 8vo, boards uncut 1802 0 12 0 443 PuLTEN~Y (W.) Thoughts on the Present State of .Affairs with America, and the Means of Conciliation; sm. 8vo, sewn 1778 0 5 0 -4:44 PURVES (D. V.) 'fhe English Circumnavigators, the most remarkable Voyages Round the World by English Sailors. (Dr!ke, Dampi~r, Ans?n, and Cook), with a Preliminary Sketch of the1r Lives and Discoveries, maps; post 8vo, cloth . . 187.4 0 3 6 445 RALEIGH ( Sir W.) Judicious and Select Essays and Observations, with his .Apology for his Voyage to GUI.ANA, fine portrait by Vwughan; 3 parts, 12mo, sheep Sold at the Prince's Armes, 1650 1 5 0 446 RALEIGH. Life of the Valiant and Learned Sir 'Walter Raleigh, Knight. With his Tryal at Winchester [by JoHN SHIRLEY]; sm. Bvo, calf 1677 0 7 6 44 7 RALEIGH ( Sir Walter) HISTORY OF THE WORLD, New Edition, Revised and Corrected, with his Voyages of Discovery to GUIANA; 6 vols, 8vo, half cloth, uncut (pub. .£3 3s.) 1820 1 8 0 448 RAMSAY (D.) History of the Revolution of S. CAROLINA, from a British Province to an Independent State, large folding map and plans of operations at Fort 1.lfoultrie, Charleston, York, and Gloucester; 2 vols, 8vo, sheep, :Prenton, 1785 1 8 0 449 ---- HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION; 2 vols, 8vo, calf 1791 0 15 0 450 RANKING'S Historical Researches on the CONQUEST OF PERU, MEXICO, NATCHEZ, &c., in the Thirteenth Centary, by the MoNGOLS, accompanied with Elephants, and the Lcca] Agreement of History, Tradition, and Re- mains, 2 maps, and portraits of all the Incas and Montezuma; 8vo, boards, scarce 1827 1 1 0 '4:51 RAYNAL ( .Abbe) History of the SETTLEMENTS AND TRADE OF THE EURO PEANS in the EAST and WEST INDIES, translated by JusTAMOND, maps and copious index,· 8 vols, 8vo, bright calf gilt 1788 0 12 0 452 ---- REVOLUTION OF AMERICA; l 2mo, wrappers, UNCUT Edinbitrgh, 1782 0 {; 0 453 RECUEIL DE DIVERS VOYAGES en .AFRIQUE et en L'AMERIQUE,.contenant l'origine, Moeurs, Costumes et Commerce des habitans de ces deux parties du lVIonde, rnre large rnap of Barbados, with names of Owners, and plates -map of Jamaica ( in parishes) and of the Antilles-also map of Coasts and Rivers of Virginia, Maryland, and New England; 4to, calf 1674 1 15 0 Gontents-Barbades (par Ligan)-Relation de la Riviere du Nil de la Source et sou cours et inondation et choses curieuses-Description de J amaique et de toutes celles que possedent les Anglois dans l'Amerique, par le Gouverneur Thomas- Voyage sur les Cos!es d'Afrique-Relation de l'origine, moeurs, costumes, guerres et Vorages et qaraibes, Sa~1v~ges des Isles Antilles de 1 Amerique par la Borde- Rela.t1on de Gmane-Descnpt10n de L'Empire du Prete-Jean. 4:54 RECUEIL DES Lo1x CoNSTITUTIVES DES COLONIES ANGLOISES confederes sous la nomination d'Etats-Unis de l'Amerique Septentrionale' avec les Actes d' Independance, de Confederation, et Autres Actes du C~ngres General ; 12mo, half calf . Phila. et Paris, 1778 0 5 0 455 Red River Colony.-WEsT (Rev.John) JouRNAL OI!' A RESIDENCE AT THE RED RIVER COLONY, British North America, and frequent Excursions among the North-West American Indians in 18~0-1-2-3 plates · 8vo boards, imcut, fine copy ' ' ' 1824 0 12 0 4:56 REGULATIONS (The Late) respecting the BRITISH COLONIES on the Conti nent of AMERICA considered, in a Letter from a Gentleman in Philadel- phia to his Friend in London ; 8vo parnplilet . Philaddpliia, printed,· London, reprinted, 1766 0 0 457 ROBERTS (Lie1d. H.) Chart of the N.W. Coast of America, and the N.E. Coasts of Asia, explored in 1778-9, prepared under the inspection of Capt. Cook, coloiired map 27 by l5i inches 179-4: O 9 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES.. 37·

America-continued. t58 RICHARDSON'S Life, Trials, and Ministry in England, Ireland, AMERICA, &c. ; 8vo, calf 1744 0 3 0 !59 RICHARDSON'S FAUNA BOREALI AMERICANA, or the Zoology of the Northern Parts of British America, by Dr. Richardson, W. Swainson, and w. Kirby, upwctrds of 100 BEAUTIFUL PLATES OF QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, AND INSECTS, rnany being VERY BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED; 3 vols, 4to, cloth, Uncut, SCARCE 1829-37 7 10 () 460 ROBINSON (W. D.) :\f Pmoirs of the MEXICAN REVOLUTION, including the Expedition of General )Iina, fine portrait of the General and folding map; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt 1821 0 12 0 4:61 RussELL (W.) HISTORY OF AMERICA, from its DiscoTery by Columbus to the conclusion of the LATE WAR, with Account of the Contest between _Great Britain and her Colonies, 51 map& and copper-plate engravings of Places, the Inhabitants, <.he., including fine portrait of Dr. Franklin in his Study, and other good portraits; 2 vols, 4:to, sheep 1778 1 15 0 4:62 Russian Discoveries previous to the year 1763, .A COLOURED MAP, size .24 inches by 18 inches, copied from the original, published at St. Peters- burg, in case 1775 0 15 0 4:63 ScHMIDTMEYER's TRAVELS into CHILE over the ANDES, with Sketches of the Productions, Mines, Inhabitants, &c., of SouTH AMERICA, 30 coloured and other engravings; 4:to, cloth (pub. at £2 2s.) 1822 0 12 0 464 SERMONS (17) on Public Occasions, from 1720 to 1732, by eminent Divines before House of Lords, the Commons, Society for Propagation of the Gospel, Society for Reformation of Manners, Sons of the Clergy, Hospital Governors, and Charity Schools, including 2 on the Martyrdom, and the Restoration; thick 4to, calf 1720-32 0 9 0 Contain valuable appendices giving for various years numbers and places of Charity Schools in London and ,v estminster, England, ,Vales, Scotland and Ireland, with numbers of Boys and Girls in each-Numbers of persons (77,469 in 31 years) prosecuted for Lewd practices, Keeping Disorderly Houses, Sunday Trading, Swearing, and Cursing, Drunkenness, &c. Also for years 1722 and 1729 account of the society for Propagation of the Gospel's Work in America, Cash Received and Expended, Missionaries' Reports of their ,v ork, and success, also Names, Salaries, and Stations of Missionaries in New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsilvania, S. Carolina and N. ·carolina. -4:65 SHAFFNER (Col.) WAR IN AMERICA, a Historical and Political Account of the Southern and Northern States, showing the Origin and Cause of the present Secession War, with large map of the United States; thick post 8vo, cloth London, N.D. 0 4 6 !65a SHARP (Granville) Declaration of the People's Natura.I Right to a' share in the Legislature, which is the fundamental principle of the British Con- stitution ; er. 8vo, boards, 'uncut 1774 0 6 0 His extensive argument covers America and Ireland. 4:66 SHERBURNE (J. H.) Life of Paul Jones, from Original Documents; post 8vo, half calf gi'lt 1825 0 9 0 !67 SLAVERY. SHORT SKETCH of the Evidence before Committee of the House of Commons on the Abolition of the (W. Indies) Slave Trade; sm. 8vo, sewed 1792 468 ---- DEBATE on Abolition of the Slave Trade in the House of Commons in 1792; some edges cut into; sm. 8vo, sewed l 7£l2 0 2 0 !69 SMITH (Capt. John) The True Travels, Adventures, and Observ~tiom1 in Europe, Asia, Africa, America, beginning about 1593 and contrnued to 1629. From the London Edition of 1629, portrait, curious plates, and map; 2 vols, 8vo, original calf, RARE Richmond, 1819 2 10 0 470 SMITH (Capt. John) ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE UNEXPERIENCED PLANTERS OF NEW ENGLAND, or elsewhere, or the Pathway to Erect a Plantation, faciimile of Smith's map of New England with additions and corrections as published in 1635; sm. 4to, cloth 1651, rep. 1865 0 16 0 lVith prefatory leaves why the map as of latest issue. 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 38 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND :MODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 470b SMITH (Capt. John) Nouvelle Angl~terre ex~ctement decrite, dans ~ea deux Voyages en 1614 et 15, interestinf! old rich~y COLOURE~ MAP! with finel11 engraved vignette of Capt. Sm~th and .his men tra1ing w_ith tk Native, ,ind a Mermaid; size 11 ! by 8-k inches, with good margins Leide, N.D. 0 1 o· .O 471 SMITH (.Dr.) MODERN GEOGRAPHY, or Natural and Political History of the Present State of the World, nunurous maps and copper-plates ; 2 thick vols, 4to, calf . 1810 0 5 !O With interesting accounts of the UNITED ST.A.TES, BRITISH AMERICA, the WES'l INDIES, SPANISH and PORTUGUESE AMERICA, &c. 472 SMITH ( Rev. John, Miasionary in IJemerara) Evidence on his Trial for exciting the Negroes to Rebellion, WITH APPENDIX; 8vo 1824 0 3· 0 473 SMYTH (J. F. D.) TouR IN THE UNITED STATES, their Present Situation, Manners, &c., Anecdotes of Members of Congress and General Officers, and description of Indian Nations, &c.; 2 vols, 8vo, sheep 1784 0 16 ,0 4 7 4 SMYTH ( Lt. W.) and LowE (F.) Narrative of a Journey from LIMA to PARA across the ANDES and down the AMAZON, to ascertain practicability of N~vigation with the Atlantic by the rivers Pachitea, Ucayali, and Amazon, plates ; 8vo, cloth, uncut 1836 0 8 ·• (75 Sous (Don Antonio) HISTORIA DE LA CoNQUISTA DE MEXICO, Poblacion, y Progressos, de la America Septentrional, conocida por el Nombre de Nueva Espana, nueva edicion, Enriquezeda con diversas Estampas, yaumentada con la Vida del Autor, que escrivio Don Juan de Goyenecbe, folding plates of Battles, &:c.; folio, calf gilt 1741 0 lG 0 Few Historical Works are read with more pleasure.-SISMONDI. 4:76 ---- HISTORIA DE LA CoNQUISTA DE MExICo, Problacion, y Progressos de la America Septentrional, conocida por el nombre de Nueva Espana, folding plates; 2 vols, sm. 8vo. calf Bat·celona, 1771 0 4 ;@ 4.77 Sommer Islands, once called the Bermudas, lying at the mouth of the Bay of Mexico, rare and interesting COLOURED MAP, with the- Names of the Adventurers ( or first sdtlers ), with each man's lot marked and figured on the map, with Royal Arms and Crown of K. James I., 21 by 16 inches, in fine condition, with margin 1622 2 2 0 With most interesting letterpress (in English) on the back-among other things: u The Lord *** sent rats *** for their destruction we nourished many cats *** and many times set fire to the woods *** every man was enjoined to set 12 traps, and some set near 100 *** We trained dogs *** a good dog woNld kill 40 or 50 in 2 or 3 hours-they still encreased *** We were reduced for want of food that many died, and those who escaped death became feeble and crazy." 4:78 South America. MAPA GEOGRAFICo DE AMERICA MERIDIONAL, dipuiesto Y gravado por D. Juan de La Crus, en Madrid, anno 1775, de orden del Ray de 1?span~, A FINE FULLY-COLOURED MAP, size 4 feet 3! inches wide by 6 feet 1 inch high, mounted on lmen vnd folded in folio book-shaped case in calf, RARE 1799 2 15 0 This valuable Map, showing South America as then divided into the Spanish and Portuguese Possessions, contains not only the names of places, but many valuable explanato!y and historical notes from Spanish sources, not ordinarily re ferable ~ by Enghs~ or American enquirers. It was issued in London by W, Faden! m 1799_, a!ld 1s certified to be a.n exact and literal copy of the very rare Map made m Madrid m 1775 for the King of Spain. 4:79 --.-- Map of, dedicated to the Earl of Sunderland, by Herman Moll, printed from copper-plate and COLOURED, witli view of the- Silver Mountain ~f I'ot~si, and vignette by Geo. Virtue, of Indians, etc. ; size 28 by 23 inches, in case N.D. (1720) 1 1 0 4:80 ~ap of, published under the patronage of the Duke of Orleans, by D:Anville, finely engraved and COLOURED, 28! by 20 inclies, witli margins 1791 O 5 0 4:81 . . Ous~LEY (Sir William, l{.C.B.) Views in South America. from Origm~l Draw1~gs made in Brazil, the River Plate, the Parana, &c., tine large lit.hographic plates of Scene,ry, Interesting Localities, <1.:c. ; imp. folio, cloth, gilt (pub. £4 4s.) JfcLean, 1852 I 10 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRAJ;tIES.

America-continued. !82 South Sea Bubble : THE SEVERAL REPORTS of the Committee of Secrecy to the House of Commons relating to the South Sea Directors, also Particulars and Inventories of the estates of each of the Directors, printed lry order of the House of Commons; 2 vols thick folio, calf I 721 3 IO 0 Excessively rare ; these Reports give most valuable information of the value of the Estates of the many English speculators in this swindle. !83 SPEER (Capt. J. S.) WEST INDIA PILOT, containing Directions for Port Royal and Kingston Harbours in Jamaica, in and out, through the Kays, &c., Movant Harbour and Kays, Blewfields Bay, Monteca Bay and Lucia Harbour, and Donna Maria Bay and Cape Nicholas Mold, on Hispaniola, numerous coloured double folio maps on guards, with letterpress, half calf 1771 3 15 () -4:84 SPENCE (J.) THE LAND OF BOLIVAR, or War, Peace, and Adventure in the REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELA, maps aud interesting engravings ; 2 vols, 8 vo, cloth (pub. £1 lls. 6d.) 1878 0 8 6 -4:85 SPENCE (J.) AMERICAN UNION, its Effects on the National Character and Policy, with Enquiry into Secession as a Constitutional Right, &c. ; 8vo, cloth 1862 0 4 0 486 STEARNS (Rev. E. J.) Notes on Uncle Tom's Cabin, being a Logical Answer to the Allegations and Inferences against Slavery as an Institution, with a supplementary note to the Key, and an appendix of Authorities; post 8vo, cloth Philadelphia, 1853 0 2 6 -4:87 STEPHENS (J. L.) INCIDENTS oF TRAVEL IN Central America, Chiapas; and Yucatan, numerous engravings of Ancient Monuments, &Jc.; 2 vols. INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL IN Yuoatant wi'.th 120 Engravings of Ancient Temples, and otha Antiquities; 2 vols.-Norman's (B. M.) Rambles in Yucatan, or Notes of Travels through the Peninsula, including a Visit to the Remarkable Ruins of Obi-Chen, Kaba, Zayi, and Uxmal, maps and numerous curious plates of relics of Aboriginal A rt-together 5 vols, 8vo, cloth 9ilt 1841-58 2 18 0 " These delightful volumes ! It is grievous to quit a store so brimful to over- flowing of what we like best." 488 STEVENSON (W. R.) Historical and Descriptive Narrative of Twenty Years' Residence in SouTH AMERICA, plates; 3 vols, 8vo, half cloth (pub. at £1 16s.) 1829 0 9 0 Containing Travels in Araneo, Chile, Peru, and Columbia, with Account of the Revolution, &c. The Author was Secretary to Lord Cochrane, and went in his expeditions. He also gives an Account of the Inquisition, where he was sent as a prisoner, and afterwards visited when broken open. i89 St. Laurence ; An Exact Chart of the River from FoRT FRONTENAC to ANTICOSTA, showing the Soundings, Rocks, Shoals, &c., with Views of the Lands, and all necessary instructions for navigating to QUEBEC, dedicated t-0 the Earl of Sandwich, Lord High Admiral, fine old map, coloured, 37 ! by. 23 inches, with many particulars mgraved, presumably interesting now to corn pare with present facts 1775 0 16 0 !90 STUART (J.) Three years in North America (with Notes containing a great deal of Historical and Geographical iuformation), map; 2 vols, post 8vo, half cloth 1833 0 3 6 491 SULLIVAN (Sir Edward) Rambles and· Scrambles in NoRTH a11d SouTH AMERICA ; Svo, half calf gilt · 1852 0 3 0 {-92 THEVET (A.) Historia dell' India America dettl Altramente Francia Antarctica, tradotta di Francese in Lingua Italiana, da M. Guiseppe Horologge ; sm. 8vo, newly bound in purple morocco extra, with gilt edges, BEA.UTIFUL COPY, RARE ~ . . In Vinegia app1Y3S80. Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari, MDLXI. 4: 4 0 Thevet was a good honest writer who knew personally all the contemporary French Navigators to Canada and Brazil, from whom he rec~ived info~·mation~his book, therefore, is of great value as a record. The volume 1s a beautiful specimen of the press of the celebrated early Venetian printer, having his woodcut mark upon the title, and a large different one on the last leaf. 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 4:0 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 4:93 THE SEA ATLAS, or the Water-world, shewing all the Sea Coasts of y known parts of y earth, with a Generall Discription of the same, verie usefull for all Masters and Mates of Shipps, and likewise for Merchants, newly sett forth, cu~ious engraving on title of a Dutch Skipper and ~is Ships, and 38 very curious fvlding maps of the Sea Coasts ; royal foho, vellum, RARE Amsterdam, printed by Jacob and Gasparus Loots-Man, Booksellers upon the Water, in the Loots-Man, Anno, 1677 3 3 0 Contents :-The World, 2 Hemisphe1·es, showing parts of New Holland, Van Dieman's Land, and New Zealand-Europe-De Noort Zee-De (?ost Zee-Van Schager Rack-Custen Van Noorwegen-Finmarcken, Lapland, Sp1tzbergen, &c., 2 maps-Groenlandt-Spitzbergen-Jan Mayen Eylant-De Zuyder Zee, Texel ende Vliestroom als mede t Amelaudergat-Cost van Hollant-De Mase-Oust Van Zeeland-De Zeeusche en Videmiscke Kusten-Texel-Normandie en Picardie England from the Soutforeland to Oorfordness-Another of Coast of N ortriding and Durham, with plan of River of Tyne and little plan of Newcastle-Engleeandt Schhotlandt, Yrlandt, ea eel Gedeelte van Vranckyrck to Amsterdam-Yrlandt Canael als men ny de "\Vest comt t Amsterdam-DeBocht Van Vranckyrck Biscayen en Gallissen-Canaal van Barbaryen en Canarische en Vldemsche Eylanden t Amsterdam-Hispangien-Middlelandsche Zee, 2 maps-Oust van Barbaria, 2 maps Canarische Eylanden-De Carybes-Nieu Nederlandt, Virginies, Nieu Engelandt, en Nova Francia, van C. of Faire, tot C. Forchu-VY est Indien van de Caribes tot aen de Golfa van Mexico-Caribes, S. Juan de Porte Rico, J. Spangnola, Nueva Andalusio, &c., Brazil-Guinea-Ooest Indien en de Eylanden, 2 maps showing Japan and New Holland. 4:94: THE PoLYANTHEA, a Collection of Interesting Fragments, Origiual Anec- dotes, Biographical Sketches, &c. ; 2 vols, 8vo, calf 1804 0 12 0 Contains-BELKNAP's Life of CAPTAIN JoHN SMITH, President of VIRGINIA and Admiral of NEW ENC.LAXD, a New England Duel, Bristol Slave Market, Canadian Indians, the Regicides "\Vhalley and Goffe. Letter of a Moachin Sachem, Speech of an Indian in 1678, &c. 495 ToQUEVILLE (Alexis de) Democracy in America; 8vo, cloth New York, 1839 0 3 0 406 TRAIN (G. F.) Young America in Wall Street; er. 8vo, cloth New York, 1857 0 4 0 "Sentences like telegrams discharged at the cranium of old America, in a manner neither filial nor reverent." 4:97 TREMENHEERE (H S.) Com,TITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, compared with our own ; thick post 8vo, cloth 1854 0 4 u 498 TROLLOPE (Anthony) North America, a Description of its Social and Political State, map; 2 vols, 8vo, half roan 9s., or cloth, uncut 1862 0 10 0 4:99 TROLLOPE (Mrs.) Domestic Manners of the Americans, with all the amusing plates; 2 vols, er. 8vo, cloth, unmt 1832 0 18 6 500 TROLLOPE (Mrs.) The Refugee in America; 2 vols, sm. 8vo, cloth, uncut 1833 0 7 6 501 TucKER (Josiah, Dean of GLoitcester) FouR TRACTS ON POLITIC.AL AND COMMERCIAL SuBJECTs.-Tract V. The respective Pleas and Arguments of the Motlier Country and the Colonies set forth, with Evistle to the Plenipotentiaries of the Congress at Philadelphia. Glocester, Raikes, 1776. -Letter to Edmund Burke, M P. for Bristol aud Agent for Colony of New York. Glocester, Raikes, 1775.-Hurnble Address and Appeal to Respectab~e Personages ablest to judge of a connection or separation from th~ Colomes, 177?.-Answers to Popular Objections against separating, berng t~e concluding Tract on American Affairs. Gloaste1·, R. Raikes, 1776; rn 1 vol, 8vo, calf gilt Glocester, 1775-6 1 4 0 502 Two PAPERS on the subject of Taxing the British Colonies in America-I. Remarks on th.e most rational and effectual means for the future Security and Pr~servat10n of the Trade of Great. Britain, by Protecting and Advancmg her Settlements on the North Continent of America.-IL Proposals for Establishing by Act of Parliament the Duties upon Stamped Paper and Parchment in all the British and American Colonies, pamphlet; 8vo, SCARCE 1767 O 12 O 503 UNITED ST.A.TES OF NORTH AMERICA, with the Bl'itish Territories and those of .Spain, c~loured_ map by FADEN, with corner vignette, with English and Natives trading; size 25 by 21 inch,s 1809 O I' 6 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 41 ---~---··------America-continued. 504: ULLOA (Don Jorge Juan, y Don Antonia de) NOTIOIAS SEORETAS DE AMERICA, sobre el estado Naval, Militar, y Politico de Peru, Quito, Nueva Granada, y Chili, gobierno y regimen particular de los pueblos de Indios, &c., finely printed on vellum paper, with 2 portraits ,- folio, boards, FINE COPY 1826 3 10 0 Faithfully written, by order of the Marquis de la Ensenada, Chief Secretary of State, and presented for the secret information of Ferdinand YI., King of Spain. It is carefully edited by Don D. Barry, and contains eyerything concerning the Manners, Government, State of Defence, Administration of Justice, State of the Church, Condition and Customs of the Indians, &c., in that portion of America which once belonged to Spain, accurately described. "\Yritten with truth, impartiality, and Judgment. "-SALVA. 505 UMFREVILLE (E.) Present State of HUDSON'S BAY, with full descrip tions of that Settlement, the adjacent Country, and the Fur Trade, with Remarks during a Four Years' Residence in the Inland Parts, and Journal of a Journey from Montreal to New York, with plate of a Bujfalo Pound, and Specimen of F-ive Indian Languages; Bvo, lialj calf 1790 1 1 0 506 United States. Large Map by H. S. TANNER to large scale, COLOURED, with vignette title, small charts of Oregon and jJ:fandan districts, plans of Pittsburg, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Charleston, New Orleans, Cincinnati, South part of Florida, Environs of Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and Trenton, N. York,· Boston, Albany, and Sections to scale of Rail and Canal Ways, and Statistical Tables, 61 by 46 inches, inounted on linen and folded in book-shaped case 1832 1 8 0 507 VALUABLE & INTERESTING COLLECTION OF NEARLY SEVENTY OLD MAPS & PLANS, of large size, COLOURED, many having hand1;ome engraved Vignette Titles, Dedications, Arms, Emblems, &:c., mounted 'Upon drawing paper, WITH MANUSCRIPT INDEX, boitnd in a vei·y large elephant folio volume, boitnd in lvtlf rnssia 1709, &:c. 32 0 0 THI£ COLLECTION WAS F0RMED BY THE HON. WADHAJ\I WINDHAl\1, GOVERNOR FOR THE SouTH SEA Co~IPANY at Vera Cruz, several maps having his pen and Ink notes. It was preserved by his family as heirloom till now. INCLUDED ARE 2 ORIGINAL AND UNIQUE DRAWINGS AS MEN• TIONED BELOW. . Among-st those ef especial interest are: Historical Map of the Roman Empire, &c., till year 400 when it was rent by invasions, by Delille 1709, with subsidiary map of AMERICA, and curious note of it as supposed Plato's Island of Atlantis and mention of Sanson's map of it divided amOJtf[ the ten sons of Neptune, 11ery large, 46 inches /ong-N ORTH AMERICA Ly Senex, Price and Maxwell, 38 by 26 inches with fine vignette title-N. AMRRJCA by i\Ioll, w,th fine vignette ef Natives, Newfoundland Fish Processes, and small Harbotn· plans of St. Yohn's, Boston, N. York, Charlestown, Port Royal, Havanna, Porto Bello, Vera Criiz, Cartag-ena, and Acapulco-Dominions of the King of Great Britain in N. AMERICA, NEWFOUNDLAND, NEW SCOTLAND, N. ENGLAND, N. YORK, N. JERSEY, PENSYLVANIA, MARYLAl':D, VIRGINIA and CAROLINA by Moll 1715, with separate maps of LOUIS IANA, Improved part of CAROLINA with the settlements, CHARLESTOWN, with CUrl01tS notes of Postal Service, Fishery Rzi:ltts and capital View of Nia,[[ara with Beavers worki11g-Parts of America claimed by France, Lou1s1ANA, l\-I1ss1sS1P1, CANADA and NEW FRANCE, with territories of England and Spain, Moll 1720 with plan(!/ Annapolis, Jlfouth ef Mississipi and Jlfobile and View of Indian Fort of .~asquesallanok-N. AMERICA with European Settlements and whatever is remarkable 1741, fine vignette, and plans or views ef Cape Breton, Qiubec, Halifax, Cartagena, N. York, Cl,atles Town, Boston N. York, Mexico, Havana, Kingston a1td Porto Be/lo-W. INDIES or Islands of America with countries belonging to England, Spain, France, Holland, tracts of Galleons, Flota, &c: by Moll, witlt small plans o/ Cartagena, St. Augustin, Ve;-a Cruz, Havana, Porto Betto and /ar,:e View ef Mexico, wit'i figured refermces-N. AMERICA by Robert-SEAT OF WAR IN \V. INDIES abtlut 1720- BRITISH AND FRENCH POSSESSIONS INN. AMERICA showing the French Encroachments froni Nova Scotia to Gulf of Mexico, abo1d 1755-SouTR AMEIHCA by Senex and 1\Iaxwell,fine map 1vith numerous notes and beautiful Vignette ef lndians-SOVTH AMERICA by Moll (about 1715) with Vig11ette of Nat mes and View if Great Silver Mauntain and curious note about Atex. Selkirk -BALDIVIA in Chili-BAY OF Gu!AQUIL in Peru-CHILOE in Chili-Coasts, Countries, and I,lands of the South Sea Company, from TERRA DEL FUEGO to NORTH OF CALIFORNIA by Moll, witlz 8 small c/1arts of Darien, Panama, and other localities-Plan of PoRTO BELLO, taken by Adm!. Vernon 17+0-Chart of Harbour of HALIFAX, with ]EBUCTO BAY and CAPE S.AMBRO, with Soundings and Sailing Directions by Gov. Lawrence-BAY OF MATANZAS in Cuba, by Pearson 1729-also VERY OLD PEN AND INK i\IAP OF ISLE OF WIGHT, with opposite HAMPTON WATER, ISLE OF PORTSMOUTH, SOUTH SEA CASTLE, &c., 19 bv 15 inclzes, with plan of NEWP<>RT in cover-and anot!t.er UNIQUE PEN AND INK DRAWING, VIEW 0!," THE CITY qF VE~A CRUZ, }'RESENTED TO WADHAM WINDHAM, ESQ, BY R. PEARSON; 15 wclus lo1tgby 8~ mclieflUgh. The others not particularized are EUROPEAN, ASIATIC, AFRICAN, &c., of large size and all of historical interest and detail. Although not set forth for want of space, they are of equal character to those described. 508 VIOLLET-LE-DUC. CITES ET RuINES AMERICAINES, Mitla, Palenque, Izamel, Chickenitza, Uxmal, suivi du Voyage, et des Docnments de D. Oharnay, woodcuts/ roy. 8vo, printed wrappers Paris, 1863 0 15 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 42 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

America-continued. 509 Vespucci's Letters, PUBLISHED BY V ARNHAG~N : _AMERIGO VESPUCCI, son caractere, .ses ecrits, sa Vie et ses Navigat1o~s, par Varnhagen; sm: folio, map and 2 facsimiles, Lima, 1865-Le Premier Voyage de Vespucci definitivement expJiqu~ dans ses details, Vienne, 1~69-:-Nouvelles Recher ches sur les derniers Voyages du N avigateur Florentm, et le reste des documents et eclaircissements sur lui, avec les textes ( et un~:f>Ostface ), map from the 1513 Ptolemy, and facsimile of Vespucci's Letter, Vien7!-e, 1870 -together 3 parts, THE COMPLETE SERIES, bound in 1 vol, sm. foho, cloth 1856-69-70 1 15 0 The maps in the above collection of d?cuments are very i~portan~. It w.as after Amerigo Vespucci, the great Florentme e~plorer (who did not discover it) that the newly-discovered world was called America. 510 Virgin Islands, Letters from, illustrating Life and Manners in the West Indies, chcirt; er. 8vo, cloth, uncut Van Voorst, 1843 0 7 6 ·with curious appendix showing the early .Quakers did not condemn war. 511 Virginire PARTIS AusTRALis,. et FLORIDJE partis orienJalis~ interjace~ti umque regianum Nova Descr1pto, copper-plate map, with vignette Indian Groups, and .Arms of King James I.; size 14 by 11} in., with good margins Circa, 1610 1 1 0 512 NovA VIRGINJE TABULA (altered with pen into Terrre-Marfa~ Nova et Virginire Tabula) copper -pla.te map, with vignette Groups of Indians, Native .Animals, &:c.; size 14 by llf inches, with good margins Circa, 1610 1 1 0 513 Virginre partis australis et Floridre partis orientalis, interjaciumque regi onum nova descriptio, fine old Dutch map, with .Arms of K. James I., and vignette title with figures of Indians, Latin description on back, 20 by 15} inches, with margins, RARE N.D. 1 1 0 514 Virginre Nova Tabula, fine old Dutch map, with engraving of King Powhatan in state, according to Capt. Smith, vignette figure of Indian, .Arms of I{. Charles II., and Latin description on back; 19} by 15 inches, with margins, rare 1687 1 10 0 515 Virginia and Maryland, coloured map, royal arms of K. Charles II., with interesting description on the back; 20 by 15 inches, with margins, RARE 1673 } 10 0 516 VOLNEY (C. F.) View of the Climate and Soil of the United States, with accounts of :Florida, French Colony on the Seioto, Canadian Colonies aud Savages or Natives, maps, plates, &c., vocabulary of Miami Language; 8v(), sheep London, 1804 0 12 0 517 Voyages and Travels. EDINBURGH CABINET LIBRARY, a complete set of this highly instr·uctive and interesting publication, comprising the best series of Modern Voyages, Travels, Biography, History, &c., numerous maps and plates_; 38 vols, small 8vo, red cloth, good set (pub. £9 1Os.) 1838-42 1 18 0 Contents. :-Di~covery ~nd Adventure in the Polar Seas-:-Discovery and Adventure m Africa-Ancient and Modern Egypt-Palestine-Lives of Drake Cave~dish, a.nd Dampier-British India, 3 vols-Discovery in Northern Coasts of ~~enca--T.ravels of Humb?ldt-Life of Sir Walter Raleigh-Nubia and Abys s~ia-Arabia, 2 vols-Persia, Afghanistan, &c.-Lives of Eminent Zoologists History of Barbary States-China, 3 vols-Circumnavigation of the Globe-Life of Henry VIII.-Scandinavia, Ancient and Modern, 2 vols-British America., 3 vols-Icela1;1d, Greenland, and Faroe Islands-Italy and Italian Islands, 3 vols Mesopotamia and Assyria-1:'olynesia-Voyages Round the "\Vorld-United States 3 vols-Travels of Marco Polo. ' ' 518 Voyages.. A Con:ipendium ?f Authentic and Entertaining Voyages in a Obronolog1cal Series, po,·traits, plates, maps, &c. ; 7 vols, sm. 8vo, calf gilt, SCARCE 1766 0 12 0 The larger portion relates to America. Among the Voyages are those of CoLul\rnus, V Asco DE GAMA, CABRAL, CORTES, PIZARRO, SoTo, MAGELLAN DRAKE RALEIGH, MONK, JAMES, NIEUHOFF, "\YAFER,· DAMPIER, GEl'vIELLI, 'ROGERS: ANSON, &c. ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 43

America-continued. 519 Voyages and Travels, with maps and plates; bound in 2 vols, 8vo, half calf 1819, &c. 0 15 0 Forbin (Count de) Travels in Egypt, plates-McKeevor (T.) Voyage to Hud son's Bay in 1812, with description of the Esquimaux and North American Indians, plate.~-Freminville's Voyage to the North Pole-Dumont's Narrative of 34 yeare' Slavery and Travels in Africa-May (R. de) Narrative of the Sufferings and Adventures of Henderick Portenger, who was wrecked on the shores of Abyssinia Burckhardt's Travels in Egypt-.Prior's Voyage a.long the Eastern Coast of Africa to Mozambique, Johanna, and Quiloa, to St. Helena, map& and plate-Cordova's Voyage of Discovery to the Straits of Magellan, with the manners and customs of the inhabitants, portrait and map-Waller's Voyage to the West Indies, map and engmving.s-Fisher's Voyage to the Arctic Regions, Prior's Voyage in the Indian Seas-Dupin's Excursions among the Public Establishments of Great Britain-Chateanvieux's Travels in Italy-Forbin's Travels in Greece and the Holy Land-Fitzclarence's Journal from India to England-Bowdich's Mission to Asha.ntee, and others. 520 W .ADDEL (Moses, D.I).) Memoirs of the Life of Miss Caroline E. Smelt, who died 21st Sept., 1817, in Augusta, Georgia; 12mo, sheep. Bristol, 1819 0 2 0 · 521 WAFER (Lionel) New Voyage and Description of the Isthmus of America, and the Author's Abode there, the Country, its Rivers, Trees, Beasts, Fish, the Manners, Customs, Language, &c., of the Indians, cu1·io?/-.~ folding copper-plates,· Svo, calf, RARE 1699 1 8 0 522 WALDECK (F. de) Voyage Pittoresque et Archreologique dans la Province d'Yucatan (Amerique Centrale), pendant l'annees, 1834 et 1836, hand somely printed on fine paper, with 22 BEAUTIFUL PL.ATES UPON INDIA PAPER of buildings of the wonderful ruined Cities of Central America.; imp. folio, half ,·ed morocco, gilt top, BARE Paris, 1838 5 5 0 Contains also very copious vocabulary of the great Central American Language, the Maya, with Spanish and French in parallel columns. 523 W .ALTON (W.) Present State of the SPANISH COLONIES, with a Particular Report of Hispaniola, or the Spanish part of St. Domingo and the Settlements on the Sonth Continent of AMERICA, portrait of King Ferdinand VII. and plate ofgranite Idol; 2 vols, 8vo, boards, uncut, 1810 0 7 6 524 W .AR IN DrsGUISE, or the Frauds of the Neutral Flags ; 8vo, sewed, edges uncut, sca1·ce 1805 0 9 0 525 W .ARBURTON's (E.) History of the Conquest of Canada, with fine portraits of Jacq1us Quartt'er and General Wolfe; 2 vols, Svo, cloth 1850 0 14 0 One of the most valuable Histories of modern times. \Yriting with a vigorous, spirited, and philosophic pen, the author narrates great events in a tone of unusual interest, and traces great results to their causes with singular dexterity.-ATLAS. 526 DARIEN, or the Merchant Prince, an Historical Romance; 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1852 0 4 0 527 W .ARDEN (D. B., Consul at Paris) Statistical, Political, and Historical Account of the United States of NORTH AMERICA, from the first Colon- ization to the Present, map; 3 vols, 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1810 0 9 0 528 Washington. FAuSIMILE OF ms AccouNTS during the Revolutionary War, from June, 1775, to June, 1783; folio, handsomely bound in morocco gilt, gilt ed3es (Washington), 1833 1 -! 0 Washington received no pecuniary compensation for his services during the War, but kept an account of his expenses, which, at the close, was presented to and admitted by the Government. This facsimile is made from the originals in his own handwriting preserved at Washington. . 529 W ATERTON (C.) Wanderings in South America, portrait; 4to, boards, 'uncut 1825 0 12 0 530 WEAKNESS and Inefficiency of the Government of the United States of NORTH AlIERIC.A, by a late American Statesman, edited by a Member of the Inner Middle Temple, London; po9t 8vo, clotli 1863 0 3 6 531 WEST ( Rev. J.) Journal of a Residence at the RED RIVER COLONY, British North America, frequent Excursions among the Indians in 1820 to '23, SECOND EDITION enlarged with a Journal of a Mission to the Indians of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and the Mohawks on the Ouse, or Grand River, Upper Canada, plates; 8vo, half calf, SCARCE 1827 0 15 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. -44 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. .

America-continued. 532 WEBSTER'S (Dan.) SPEECHES and Forensic Arguments, portmit ,' roy. 8vo, boards, uncut Boston, 1830 0 3 6 536 West Indies. Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Objects of the Present War in the W. Indies, viz., Cartagena, Puerto Bello La Vera Cruz The Havana, and San Augustin, showing their Situ ation: Strength, Tr~de, &c., and Account of the many Sieges they have uudergone, coloured map of thl West Indies and pl'Zn of Puerto Bello; 8vo, half bound 17 41 0 16 0 537 West Indies. Extracts from Papers printed by order of the Honse of Commons 1839 relative to the West Indies; thick ioy. 8vo, cloth 1840 0 9 0 Subject;--Ind~stry, ~ociety, Law, Justice, Prisons, Immigration, Deport ation, Legislatures. 538 West Indies. Correct Chart of, by 0. Price, with vignette with figures of Indians, COLOURED, 23! by 19-! inches 1730 0 7 6 .53:J Western Islands. Refutation of the charg8 against ADMIRAL KNOWLES in a pampblet entitled The Conduct and Treatment of JOHN CROOK SHANKS, E~q. ; 8vo, new marbled calf . 17 59 0 15 0 .540 WHATELY ( A.rcltbp.) Historic Certainties respecting the Early History of America, by the Rev. Aristarchus N ewlight; 8vo, stiff cove'rs, uncut, FIRST EDITION 1851 0 3 6 541 WHITELOCKE (General) His Trial by Court Martial for Expedition against Buenos Ayres, verbatim plan of niarch; 8vo, sheep, SCARCE 1808 0 7 6 542 WHITEFIELD (Rev. Mr.) Continuation of his Journal from his arrival at London to his departure from thence on his way to GEORGIA; 8vo, sewed 1739 0 4 6 .543 WHITNEY (Thomas R.) EVENING HouRs, a collection of Poems, FIRST EDITION; small 8vo, boards, UNCUT New York, 1844 0 9 0 \Yith the author's autograph of gift in two placers. Allibone overlooks this book, and gives "The Ambuscade," 1845, as Whitney's first work. 54:4 WHITTIER (John. Greenleaf) HOME BALLADS and Poems, FIRST EDITION; sm. 8vo, cloth, UNCUT Boston, 1861 0 12 0 .545 IN WAR-TIME, and other Poems, FIRST EDITION; sm. 8vo, cloth, uncut Boston, Ticknor and Fields, 1864 0 7 6 .546 WILLIAMS (Roger) The Blondy Tenant of Persecution for Cause of Con science, discussed 1644-Mr. Cotton's Letter late]y Printed, Examined, and Answered by R. Williams, of Providence, in New England, 1644- Biographical Introduction by UNDERHILL, in 1 vol; 8vo, cloth Hansard Knollys Soc., 1848 0 4 0 New England's loving remembrance of the '' Mayflower" and her ''Fathers" may well be shared by the "Lyon," of Bristol. From her deck the first upholder of '' Religious Liberty" in America landed at Boston, Feb. 5th, 1631. '' This volqme is ;now very rare.''~ALL IBO NE. Of the original 4to the Society could hear of ~ copies .only-3 Jn England and 2 in America. This was printed from the Bodleian copy, . · .547 WILSON (C. H.) The Wanderer in America, or Truth at Home, Observations and' Facts relating to the U uited States and Canada, the results of an extensive Tour and Authentic information Ma:nners and Customs of its Civilised Inhabitants and Indians, and' Anecdotes of Distinguished Characters; er. 8vo, boards, uncut Thirsk, 1824 0 7 6 .548 WILSON (R. A.) NEW HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF MExrco, in which Las Casas' Denunciations of the . Popular Historians of that War are fully vindicated, woodengravings./ roy. 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1859 0 12 0 .54:9 WINTERBOTHAM (W.) Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philoso phical View of the United States, and the European Settlements of AMERICA and the WEST INDIES~ portraits, plates, and maps; 4 vols, 8vo, half calf neat · •· ·. 1795 0 18 0 0 ..550 WooLMAN (J., of ]fount Holly, N~w Jetsey)'·Works, · viz., Journal of his Lif~,. Gospel Labours, Chris:tian Experience's, Last Epistle, and other Writmgs; 8vo, calf · 1775 O 7 6 " Get the writings of John ,voolman by he~i't, and love the early Quakers."- CHARLES LAMB. . .. ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 45

America-continued. 551 WINTHROP (R. 0.) WASHINGTON, BOWDOIN, and FRANKLIN, as portrayed in occasional Addresses, with Notes, &c., frontispiece of Washington Monument; 8vo, cloth Boston, 1876 0 5 0 552 WooLMAN (J., of Mount Holly, New Jersey) Journal of his Life and Labours, with his other Writings; er. 8vo, cloth 1847 0 2 6 553 WOLFE (General) Instructions to Young Officers, Orders for Battalion and Army, Orders and Signals in Embarking and Debarking an Army by Flat-bottomed Boats, and a Placart to the Canadians; sm. Svo, calf, RARE 1768 2 2 0 554: WYNNE'S General History of the British Empire in America and the West Indies, with large folding rnap; 2 vols, 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1770 0 16 0 555 Yucatan et Terre Firme, de la Nouvelle Espagne, avec les pays et Iles visitees par Fr. Hernandes de Cordua (Cortes) et autres, interesting old richly COLOURED MAP, with finely engraved vignette of a Beheading; size 13;! by 8! inches, with good margins Leide, N.D. 0 10 0 American Engravings: 556 BETHLEHEM, in North America, GARRISON'S COLOURED Vrnw of the Brethren's Settlement there_; size 17-;} by 11! inches, ra1·e 1 I 0 557 BUNKER'S HILL, near Boston ; Battle of, June 17, 17 7 5, showing the Colonial and British Combatants, with the Harbour, and British Fleet in the distance, .fine large engraving by Mullins after painting by J. Trum brell, Esq.; 30 by 20 inches 1798 2 2 0 558 CHRISTMAS SOUND, Terra del Fuego, COPPER-PLATE VIEW by Hodges, engraved by Watts ; size 14£ by 8! inches 1777 0 2 6 559 GASPE. View of the Bay of Gaspe, showing tlie Hoitse in which General Wolfe nsided; size 9! by 6 inches About 1765 0 2 0 560 HALIFAX in Nova Scotia. Four ve1·y e.rcellent and interesting Water- Colow· Drawing::; ; size of each 21 i indif's wide by 12! to 13 inches high, each 1nounted upon stiff mounting paper, with margins neatly ruled and tinted 8 8 0 :/.'he subjects are :-View from Fort Needham, near Halifax-View of Halifax from Davis's Mill-View from Cowie's Hill, near Halifax-View of Halifax from George's Islan(i. Signed by the Artist, G. T. PARKYNS, 1801. 561 PENN (Guillaume) Trate avec les Indiens, Etablissant la Province de Pensilvaine dans l' Amerique Septentionale en 1681, B. West, Pinxit, 12 by 16 inclies, with margins Paris, N. D. 1 5 0 Different print from that usually seen. 56 2 PORTO BELLO in the West Indies: FINE OLD Vrnw of the Harbour, Town, and Forts, with Admiral Vernon's Fleet in full Engagemeot taking the place in 1739, with descriptions 1.tnderneath by W. Richa,·dson, on broadside sheet 19 by 2 :{ inches, RARE H. Overton, 1 740 1 1 0 563 SAN SALVADOR, two old Views of the City and its Harbour, on one sheet; size 12l by 8A- inches N.D. 0 2 6 564 WEST INDIES. Three fine views, drawn by Johnson, engraved by F1eldi11g, aud COLOURED IN IMITATION OF DRAWINGS; size of each picture 17 b31 10! inches, with good margins · 1827 1 10 0 Subjects :-Kingstown, St. Vincent, from Zion Hill-Calliaqua, St. Vincent from the Villa-View in Tortola from Ruthy Hill. American Portraits : 565 CAHOT (Sebastian, Discoverer of America) FINE PORTRAIT, after the original painting in possession of C. J. Ha~ford, Esq.; 4to 1824 0 10 6 566 ELLIOTT (General, Lord Heathfield, Governor of Havannah, and after wards the famous defender of: Gibraltar) FINE MEZZOTINT, full length; large folio, afte1· GLIM by MARTIN, proof before lettas 3 10 .o 567 GREENE (Nathaniel, 11fa}or-General in the American Ar1nies, a Patriot, a Herc,, and a F,·iend) FINE MEDALLION OVAL PORTRAIT, grouped and supported by ernblematical .figures. · Peale, pinJ)it, Philadelphia, Tire du Cabinet du· Roi de Pologne; folio, with margins, RARE 1 15 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. American Portraits-contin1{ed. 568 HowE (the Hon. Sir Wm.) Commander-in-Chief of His Majesty's Forces in America, MEZZOTINT after CoRBUTT ; folio, with margins 177 8 2 2 O· 569 JEFFERSON, Dedie au General Lafayette, fine half length after the painting by the BARON DESNOYERS ; 4to, with margins O 9 0 570 JONES (John Paul Commodore au Serviee des Etats Unis de l'Arnerique) tel qu' il etait a'ans le combat du 23 7bre 1779, en Son Vaisseau Le Bon Homme Richard, contre le Serapis Vaisseau Anglais fine three-quarter kngth portrait, with surroundings of broken rigging, &:c., after N O'fTE, by GUTTENBERG; 4to, rare Paris, N.D. 1 1 0 571 LEE (Charles, Major-General of the Continental Army in .America, now Prisoner at New York) peint par CHAMPELL, 1775, fine half length portrait; folio, uncut margins, RARE 2 10 0 572 WASHINGTON (General) VERY FINE FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT, in full Uniform, with Charger and Aid-de-Camp behind, Ca.nnon, Battle, Fighting, &c., in distance, painted by TRUMBULL, and beautifully engraved in mezzotint by CHEESEMAN ; very large folio, with margins, RARE N. D. 6 6 0 573 WASHINGTON (General) VERY FINE FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT, engraved i'n line by HEATH from the Original Picture, painted by Stuart in 1797, in Lord Lansdowne's Collection; 13 inches wide, 21} inches high, including the inscription, RARE Pub. in 1800 4 IO 0 57 4 WASHINGTON ( Le General) grave par Le Mire a pres le Tableau Original par le Paon, appartenant a Le Marquis de La Fayette, fine French engraving representing tlie General in full uniform standing in front of his tent, with charger, Negro servant, and military paraphernalia, in distance a city with river, troops, camp,

of the Last Supper and Tomb of David, House of Anna1 House of Caiphas Palace of Pilate, ~ia Dolovosa, Mount Calvary, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Church of the Ascension,. House of Zebedee, House of ~t. Anne, Sepulchre of Madonna, View of Jerusalem, lll 1609, and in Anno Domini, Tombs of the Kings, &c. 579 ANGLJE, Scotire, Hibernireque, Tabula N ovissima, antore F. de Wit, finely COLOURED MAP, 19} by 23! i'nches, wirh fine Vignette of United Kingdom Royal Arms under Will. III., Vignette title with separate shields, England, Scotland, I,·eland, the whole BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED AND HEIGHTENED WITH GOLD A mst., 1694 O 12 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 47

580 ANDERSON'S (C.) Annals of the English :Bible, uew and revised edition, edited by H. Anderson; thick 8vo, cloth 1862 0 7 6 This is the only History of the English Bible, and of its progress in England and Scotland. Inglo-Saxon: 581 KEMBLE (J. M.) SAXONS IN ENGLAND, a History of the English Common- wealth till the Norman Conquest; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1849 0 18 0 582 LANGLEY (L.) Principia Saxonica, or Introduction to Anglo-Saxon Reading, comprising JElfrie's Homily on birthday of St. Gregory, illustrations from Bede and Sax.-Chron. Glossary, &c.; thin sm. 8vo, boards 1839 0 3 6 583 LAPPENBERG (J. M.) History of England under the ANGLO-SAXON KINGS, translated, with Additions by B. THORPE; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1845 0 H 0 584: LAPPENBERG (J. M.) History of England under the ANGLO-SAXON KINGS, 2 vols, and History of England under the Norman Kings, to the Accession of the House of Plantagenet, with Epitome of the Early History of Normandy, 1 vol, translated by B. Thorpe, with additions and correc tions; together 3 vols, 8vo, new half red morocco extra, top edges gilt, FINE SET 1845-67 2 0 0 585 TURNER (Sharon) History of the Anglo-Saxons, from the earliest period to the Norman Conquest, BEST EDITION; 3 vols, 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1852 I 8 0 586 ANNUAL REGISTER, 1826 to 184:3; 18 thick vols, Svo, wlwle bound calf gilt 1827-43 1 16 0 587 ANTIQUARY (The) A Magazine devoted to the Study of the Past, edited by E. WALFORD and others, assisted by eminent contributors, numerous interesting illust,·ations, from the commencement in 1880 to June, 1889 19 vols; 4to, Roxburgh binding, edges uncut 1880-89 .t 10 0 588 Apparitions. HIBBERT (Samuel, M.D.) Sketches of the Philosophy of Apparitions, an attempt to trace such illusiom1 to their physical causes; post 8vo, boards, uncut 1825 0 7 6 589 APOCRYPHA (The), magnificently printed on vellum paper, with.fine large LINE ENGRAVINGS from pictures by DE LoUTHEBOURG, and elegant vignette engravings at beginning and end of the several books; imperial folio, new half red morocco gilt, gilt edges 1816 3 IO 0 Presumed to be the most splendid edition ever printed. Lowndes says it was published at £18 18s. 590 APOLOGY }'OR BACHELORS, Marriage and Celibacy Considered, Description and Prospects of Effective Education ; small 8vo, calf 1808 0 9 O Unique. The volume was compiled by J. Smeeton, printer in St. Martin's Lane, whose disastrous fate is recorded in the Gentleman's Mag., vol. 79, pp. 474- 486. See some interesting MS. particulars annexed by Mr. Haslewood. 591 ARABIAN NIGHTS. The Thousand and One Nights, commonly called the Arabian Nights' Entertainments, a new translation from the Arabic, by E. W. LANE ( Author of the Modern Egyptians), with many Jiundred beautiful engra.vings by Harvey; 3 vols, 8vo, cloth, elegantly gilt back and side 1883 0 18 0 Well printed Library Edition, with additional Notes and final revision from Mr. Lane's own annotated copy. Arabic. 592 PococKE (E.) Specimen Histor.e Arabum, cum notis; accessit Historia Veterum Arabum ex Abulfeda, cure A. J. Sylvestre de Sacy, ed. J. White, ARABICE ET LATINE, po1·trait, half calf gilt 1806 0 7 6 593 RICHARDSON (J. Society of Antiquaries) Arabic Grammar and SPECIMENS OF PERSIAN PoETRY, or Odes of Hafez, with an English Translation ; the two Works bound together, 4to, calf gilt 1776-7 4 0 9 0 594: AROH.LEOLOGIA, or MrscELLANEOCTS TRACTS RELATING TO ANTIQUITY, published by the Society of Antiquaries of London, 1885 and 86, with fine plates of Antiquities; 2 vols, 4to, cloth 1885-6 1 18 0 Some of the contents :-Typical Specimens of Cornish Barrows, by \V. E. BoRLASE-Ancient Charters of ,vinchester-,,·all Painting in St. Mary's, Guild ford-Antiquta,rian Researches in Illyricum-Life of Bishop Lloyd-The Se,ils and Counterseals of the City of Rochester, &c. 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 48 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

595 Arabia. W.ELLSTED (Lieut. J. R., F.S.A.) TRAVELS IN ARABIA, plates and maps; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. 24s.) 1838 0 6 0 Architecture and Building. 596 ANDERSON (Sir C.) Ancient Models, or Hints on CHURCH-BUILDING, woodcuts; 12mo cloth 1841 0 3 6 597 ANDERSON (R.) Examples of the Municipal, Commercial, and Street Arc~i tecture of France and Italy, from the 12th to the 15th Century, contam ing 103 lithographic plates, with descriptions; complete, folio, in portfolio (pub. £4 4s.) . . . f877 I 16 0 The volume consists of a select1011 of Dra"·mgs from the Town Halls, ,, are houses, Shops, and Dwelling-houses of the Middle Ages still existii_1g in Fr~nce and Italy, and dating from the 12th to the 15th Century, showmg then· plans, elevations, sections, and details of masonry, wood and metal work, ornamental brickwork, &c. 598 ARCHITEOTURA CANONICA or Canons for Church Architecture by Philecc- lesius Ignotus, plates, post 8vo, cloth · 1843 0 3 0 599 ARCHITECTURAL SKETCHES for Cottages, Rural Dwellings, and Villas, in the Grecian, Gothic, and Fancy Styles, with plans by R. LUGER, 30 tinted plates; 4to, boards . 1~05 0 5 0 600 BARR'S ANGLICAN CHURCH ARCHITECTURE, with Remarks on Ecclesiastical Furniture, and Calendar of Festivals and Saints, numerous fine wood engravings by Delamotte and 0. Jewitt; 12mo, cloth, scarce 1843 0 4 6 601 BARTHOLOMEw's SPECIFICATIONS for Practical Architecture, with Essay on the Decline of excellence in the Structure of Modern Buildings, and Remedies for those Defects, 160 woodcitts; thich 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1840 0 8 6 602 BrnLAKE (G.) Sketches of Churches designed for the use of Nonconformists, plates,· royal 8vo, clotli 1865 0 9 0 603 BIRCH (J.) Example of Labourer's Cottages, with Plans for improving the dwellings of the Poor in large Towns, numerous plates,· roy. 8vo,cloth 1871 0 3 0 604 BLAVIGN AC (J. B.) Histoire de l' Architecture Sacree du 4me. au 1 Orne Sieele dans les anciens eveches de Geneve, Lausann et Sion, 118 plates; 1 vol, 8vo, and 1 vol oblong folio, together, 2 vols, sewed Paris, 1853 0 16 0 The plates are very interesting of this very early period of Christian Art, with representations of Crucifix, Reliquaries, Ancient Bookbinding, Episcopal Coins, Plans, Sections, Facades, &c., of Churches. 605 BLOXAM (M. H.) Principles of Gothic Ecclesiastical Architecture, with an Explanation of Technical Terms, and a Centenary of Ancient Terms,· portrait and numerous illitstrations on wood by Jewitt; 3 vols post 8vo, new cloth (pub. £1 2s. 6d.) 1882 0 14 0 606 BOWMAN (H.) SPECIMENS of the ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITEC- TURE of Great Britain, from the Conquest to the Reformation, 62 beautiful plates SEVERAL IN COLOURS AND IN GOLD; royal 4to, cloth, 1846 1 4 0 The Churches contained are Norbury, Lambley, Castle Rismg, Chaddesley, Corbet, Long Ashton, Rudford, and Rnskmgton. 607 BRANDON'S ANALYSIS OF GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE, illustrated by_ itpwards of seven hundred examples of Windows, Doorways, Mouldings, Pie~s. and. A_rches, Panels, Diapers, Bitttresses, Pareipets, Grosses, Fonts, Sed~lia, Piscina, Roofs, Seats, Finials, Porches, Screens, Spandrels, Bosses, Strings, Ornamental Ironwork, and other details, descriptive letterpress; 2 vols, 4to, cloth 187 4 2 15 0 608 --- OPEN TIMBER ROOFS OF THE MIDDLE AGES illustrated by P~rspective Views, and Working Drawings of the best exam~les of Old English Church Roofs, with descriptive letterpress, 43 fine plates, SOME RICHLY COLOURED after the original decorations; 4to, cloth (pub. £3 3s.) 1849 1 ~ 0 609 Builde~ (The) AN !LLUSTRATIVE :MAGAZINE for the Architect, Engineer, Operative, and Artist, from its commeucement 1843 to 1873 inclusive several thoiisand engravings; 31 vols, folio, half calf 1843-1873 9 10 0 This work contains an immense number of communications on Architecture Bu~lding, and Decora~ive Art generally, and the progress of each, by eminent writers, of permanent mterest and value. Complete sets are :Fl€>W becommg scarce and difficult to procure. ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 49 Architecture and Building-continued. 610 BRITTON (J.) and BouTELL ( Rev. 0.) Illustrations of the Early Domestic Architecture of England, folding plate with 39 examples drawn by John Britton, mounted on linen; 12mo, clotli 1846 0 3 0 611 BUSBY (C. A.) Designs for Villas and Country Houses, adapted to Modern Life, 23 plates; royal 4to, boaris, uncut 1808 0 5 0 61~ CALLIAT (Victor) Paralelle des Maisons de Paris, construites depuiz 1830, jusqu'a nos jours, 126 beautifully drawn plates of El~vations, Plans, &:c., details of the most elegant buildings by the· best architects ; Jarge folio, half calf gilt · Liege, 1851 1 10 0 613 CARTER ( J.) The Ancient Architecture of England, during the BRITISH, RoMAN, SAXON, and NORMAN ERAS, and under the reigns of HENRY III. and EDWARD III·, improved edition, with Notes, Indexes, &c. by John Britton, COMPLETE, with, 109 large plates, comprising 2000 specimens/ 2 vols in 1, royal folio, halfmorocco, gilt top . .1845 2 15 0 This great national work exhibits almost every important Architectural Remain in the kingdom, from the earliest time to Edward III. It occupied him in drawing, etching, &c., more than twenty years, and contains enough for at least twenty ordinary folios. 614 CAR US-WILSON ( Rev. R.) Helps to the Building of Churches and Parson- ages, with Plans, Elevations, Specification,~, &:c. ; thin 4to, stiff covers 1835 0 6 6 615 CLARK'S MEDL'EVAL MILITARY ARCHITECTURE in England, with 140 woodcuts of all the Old Englisli Castles; 2 stout vols, 8vo, new cloth gilt (pub. 36s.) 1884 1 1 O 616 CLUTTON ( H.) Domestic Architecture of France, from the Accession of Charles VI. to the Demise of Louis XII., fine tinted plates and wood engravings ; imp folio, half morocco, cloth sides, gilt top (pub. £3 3s.) 1853 1 10 0 617 CuNDALL (J.) EXAMPLES OF ORNAMENT, selected from the British Museum, Geological, Marlborough House, and Crystal Palace, numernus plates, several IN COLOURS; folio, decorated boards 18~5 0 9 0 . 618 DAVY (C.) ARCHITECTURAL PRECEDENTS, with Notes and Observations, illustrated with Working DrawingR, many plates; thick 8vo, clotli 1841 0 5 0 619 DELAGARDETTE (C. M.) Regles des Cing Ordres d'Architecture de Vignole, &c., 50 plates, inclitding general details, also from Theatre of uiarcellus, Pa:stum, Bramante, Caprarol, Sangallo, am,d complete exterior and interior of Pantheon at Rome; royal 4to, stiff covers Paris, N.D. 0 4 6 ·with interesting chapter on decimal system, 620 DoLLMAN (F. T.) and JoBBINS (J. R.) Analysis of Ancient Domestic Archi tecture, exhibiting the Best Examples in Great Britain, from Drawings and Measure men ts taken on the spot, 161 fine plates, geometrical and per spective, of the most interesting existing .Ancient Domestic Buildings and details, with Historical and Architectural Decorations; 2 vols in 1, royal 4to, half morocco, gilt bands 1861 3 10 0 621 DONALDSON (T. L.) Handbook of Specifications, a Practical Guide to th~ Architect, Engineer, and Builder, illustrated by Precedents of Buildings actually executed by Eminent Architects and Engineers, with the Law of Contracts, &c., by W. C. Glen, nume1°ous engravings,· 2 vols, 8vo, clotli (pub. £4) 1859 1 10 0 622 EASTLAKE (G. L.) History of the Gothic Revival, showing how the Taste for MEDIJEVAL ARCHITECTURE, which lingered in England during the last two Centuries, has since been developed, numerous full-page plates and illus trations in the text of important and interesting examples,- 8vo, cloth, gilt (pub. $ls. 6d.) 1872 0 12 0 623 Flemish Relics, Architectural, Legendary, and Pictorial, connected with Public Buildings, by F. G. Stephens, photo. views, Tournay, Ghent, Bruges, Brussels, Antwerp,

.Architecture and Building-continued. 641 NICHOLSON'S New and Improved Practical Builder, revised by Tredgold, displaying the most recent and skilful methods pursued by Architects and Artificers in all departments of Building, with 242 plates from drawings by Brunel, Hardwick, Rennie, Smirke, Telford, Soane, Tredgold, Wilkins, Wyatville,

Architecture and Building-continued. . 654 STREET (G. E.) Some Account of Gothic Architecture in Spain, with -132 fine illustrations from drawings by Mr. Street/ thick 8vo, cloth uncut, AN ORIGINAL COPY 1865 2 5 0 655 SWAN (A.) Designs in Carpentry, containing DOMES, TRUSSED RooFs, FLOORINGS, TRUSSING OF BEAMS, ANGLE-BRACKETS and CORNICES, with 55 plates; 4to, calf 1759 0 10 .. 6 656 THORP (W. H.) An Architect's Sketch Book at Home and Abroad,. 7 5 full- page illustrations with descriptions; royal 4to, half roan, cloth sides, and gilt top, new (pub. £2 2s.) · 0 18 0 ONLY 400 COPIES PRINTED. The examples are mostly Picturesque Views, but there are also details of Ornamental Work. The English Examples are from old Yorkshire Castles, Halls, and Churches. The Foreign ones are from Bruges, Ghent; Ypres, Antwerp, Malines, Namur, Dinant, Treves, Coblenz, and other picturesque specimens on the Moselle, now being destroyed rapidly. 657 VIOLLET LE DUO. Lectures on Architecture, translated from the French by B. BuCKNALL, Architect, illustrate-d with 37 steel engravings and 200 woodcuts; 2 vols, royal 8vo, newly half bound, gilt top edges (pub.. £3) 1877-81 l 8 0 658 WARING (J. B.) Illustrations of Architecture and Ornament, from his own Sketches in France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Holland, and Belgium, with descriptive notices, 70 fine plates, etched on copper, comprising many hundred gems of' Romanesque, Mediceval, Moorish, and Renaissance Art in Stone, Metal, Wood, &:c.; folio, cloth, gilt edges (pub. £3) 1871 1 1 0 659 WEALE (J.) QUARTERLY PAPERS 'oN ARCHITECTURE (and ARCHJEOLOGY), written by the most Eminent Architects and Archreologists of the day; COMPLETE with 328 engravings, MANY OF WHICH ARE COLOURED, of Buildings, Stained Glass, Brasses, Heraldic Bearings, &:c. ; 4 vols, roy. 4to, . half ca{/'. fine copy (pub. £7 7s.) 1844-5 3 3 0 Among the contributors to this valuable work, are Papworth, Sydney Smirke, Ashpitel, Whichcord, Wightwick, Walker, Leeds, Dr. Gessart, Bell and Gould, Portal, &c. 660 WrnK1:<:s (C.) Handy Book of VILLA ARCHITECTURE, a Series of Designs, 30 plates to scale of plans, elevations, and sections for Modern Residences, with Specification and Estimate of Cost for each; 4to, half morocco 1850 0 16 0 661 WILME ( B. P.) Hand hook for Plain and Ornamental Mapping, Engineering, and Architectural Drawing, for Civil Engineers, Architects, Surveyors, Naval and Military Academies and Draughtsmen, with full explanations and illustrations on 43 large plates (many coloured) and 39 woodc1tts; 4to, half morocco, VERY SCARCE 1846 I 1 0 Arctic. 662 ARTICO (Regiones sub Polo). FINE MAP, the sweep of the circle stretching from "James his Bay," and the "Great Bay of God's deliverance" in North America, part of Cathay, lJrontheim in Norway, to Newfoundland, size 28-i by 16 inches, with vignettes, one, or two white men and a whitt bear, as ~f consulting, the other showing the source of the North Winds with Boreas in a fur cap warming his fingers over a pan of live coals, all fully coloured. Amst., G. Blaeu, (1669) 0 10 0 663 SCORESBY (W., Celebrated Arctic Navigator) WoRKS on the ARCTIC REGIONS, AUSTRALIA, MAGNETICAL INVESTIGATIONS, &c.; 12 vols in 11, 8vo and post 8vo, full calf gilt with gilt edges 1820-59 6 10 0 CONTENTS: ACCOUNT ~F THE ARCTIC REGIONS, THE SABBATHS IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS; AUTHOR s OWN COPY WITH NUMEROUS p. 8vo 1850 MS. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS, THE MARY RussELL; p. 8vo 1850 the plates and some letterpress left THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION, jolding out ; 2 vols, 8vo 1820 maps ; 8vo 1850 Tim COMPASS IN IRON SHIPS; 8vo N.D. MY FATHER, being records of the Ad- DISCOURSES TO SEAMEN ; p. 8vo 1831 venturous Life of Capt. Scoresby ; MAGNETICAL INVESTIGATIONS, with p. 8vo 1851 plates ; 2 vols, 8vo 1844 YoYAGE TO AUSTRALIA and round the ZoOIST_IC ~AGNETIS:\l o_r views and in- ·world, portra-it and map; 8vo 1859 ves_t1gat10ns respectmg this Mys- ter10us Agency ; 8vo 1849 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 53

Arctic-continued. 664 NoRTII GEORGIA. GAZETTE, and Winter Chronicle,· complete se'l'ies; 4to, boards. uncitt 1822 0 6 6 Interesting series of contributions in prose and verse by Gentlemen of the Expedition to the North Pole under Captain Parry; and edited by Captain Sabine, with AUTOGRAPH OF MR. PALMER, an officer on board. 665 PAYER (Commande1-J NEW LANDS within the ARCTIC CIRCLE, Narrative of Discoveries of the Austrian_Ship Tegettoff in 1862-4, numerous original illustrations and maps; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1876 0 8 6 666 ARISTIPPUs, or Monsr. de Belvac's Masterpiece, a Discourse concerning the Court, enlarged by R. W.; 12mo, calf, VERY SCARCE 1659 0 8 6 667 ARISTOTLE CoMMENT.ARII Collegii Conimbriceneis Societatis Jesu, in libros de Generatione et Corruptione Aristotelis Stagiritre, Gr. et Lat., fine old printer's woodcut on title; 4to, calf Colon, 1633 0 6 0 668 ---- ToLETUS (F. Soc. Jes.) Commentaria, cum Questionibus in Uni- versam Aristotelis Logicam; 4:to, calf Colon. 1579 0 6 6 669 ---- ZABARELLlE (J.) Commentaria in Aristotelis Philosophiam Natura- lem, uppe1· half of title-page deficient; 4to, calf Colon, 1594 0 3 6 An excellent view of the medi~val opinions, as he was Professor and Public Lecturer on the subject for 26 years in the University of Padua. 670 ARISTOTELIS Stagiritre Ethicorum, ad Nicornachium libri X Latine J. Argyropilo Byzantio Interprete; 12mo, calf Col . .A.grip., 1579 0 2 6 ~71 ARNOLD (Dr.) History of the later Roman Commonwealth ; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, BEST EDITION 1845 0 15 0 672 ARNOLD (Matthew) PoEMS; 2 vols, 12mo, cloth, UNCUT, RARE 1855-7 1 18 0 First series, third edition. Second series, first edition. 673 ARNOLD (Matthew) Selected Poems of; sm. 8vo, whole bound morocco, gilt edges 1885 0 10 6 67 4 AscHAMI (Rogeri) Epistolre, acc. J. Sturmii aliorumque ad Aschamum Epistolre, Aschami Poemata, et E. Grantii oratio de Vita Aschami; 12mo, half calf 1590 0 4 6 675 AsoARD AND THE Goos: The Tales and Traditions of our Northern Ancestors, adapted from the work of Wagner, by Macdowall and Anson, with numer ous fine wood engravings; 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt edges 1886 0 4 6 With translations of Poetry from the old Norse, Icelandic, &c .. 676 ASIATIC JOU KN AL and MONTHLY REGISTER FOR BRITISH INDIA and its DEPENDE.VCIES, FROM THE COMMENCEMENT in 1816 to 1827; 24 vols, 8vo, half bound, UNCUT 1816-27 1 16 0 Oontaininy original l!ommunications, Memoirs of Eminent· Person8, History, Antiquities, Poetry, Natural History, Geography, Review of Publications, Debates, Appointments, Births, Marriages, &c., India, Military, and Commercial Intel- ligence, &c. 677 Asia. SANSON. L' Asie, en Cartes Nouvelles et exactes, et en divers traitez de Geographie et d'Histoire, la ou sont decrits ses Empires, Monarchies, Etats, Mceurs, Langues, Religions, Richesses, &c., de ses Peuples, numerous fine old 2-page maps; 4to, stiff covers Amst. (1700) 0 9 0 Astronomy: 678 BLUNT (C. F.) The BEAUTY OF THE HEAVENS, a Pictorial Display of the Astronomical Phenomena of the Universe, 104 beautifully coloitred plates; sm. 4to, cloth (pub. :J8s.) 1842 0 9 0 679 NARRIEN's (J., F.R.A.S.) HISTORICAL AccouNT OF THE ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF ASTRONOMY, with plates; 8vo, half calf 1850 0 6 0 680 SOMMERVILLE (Mrs.) Mechanism of the Heavens; thick 8vo, cloth, uncut, VERY SCARCE 1831 1 5 0 681 TURNER ( Rev. M.) Views of the Heavens, a Comprehensive System of Modern Astronomy, copper-plates; folio, wrappers 1765 0 10 0 At p. 55 is a curious method of observing the Sun, Moon, and Eclipses in a darkened room. 682 Autograph. ~EWARD (Miss) Two Letters on Literary a11d Musical subjects, wntteu from Lichfield in 1807 by Miss Anna Seward to Dr. Clarke (Organist and Professor at Cambridge); 4 pages Ho, and 4 pages fool~cap si.ze O 5 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 54 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Australia. See OcEANI.A.. 684: BAILEY'S ETYMOLOGICAL ENGLISH DICTIONARY; with Explanations and Deri- vations of Words from Ancient and Modern European and Oriental Languages with 500 woodcuts; thick fo1io, calf, panelled sides, SCARCE ' · 1730 0 10 0 With a large number of V\T ords and Phrases used in Ancient Statutes, Old Charters, Records, Proper Names of Persons and Places, with their Etymologies and Explanations for the entertainment of the curious. . 685 BAKER (.Sir .Richard) CHRONICLES OF THE KINGS OF ENGLAND, from the time of the Roman Government to the Reign of King Charles I., with curious engraved title, containing portraits of King Charles I. and Sir .R. Baker, Views of Old London, York, Verula1n, and Lincoln, figures of a .Roman, Saxon, Dane and Norman; folio, calf 1853 0 12 0 686 BALE (John) Kynge Johan, a play in two parts, edited by J. !'· COLLIER, from the original MS. in the Library of the Duke of Devonshire; sm. 4to, tree marbled calf extra, with gilt edges, by Clarke and Bedford Cam. Soc. 1838 0 9 0 687 Ballooning. LUNARDI (Vincent, Secretary to the .Neapolitan Ambassador) Account of the First Aerial Voyage in England, in a Series of Letters to his Guardian, Chevalier Gherards Compagni, 2 folding plates of tlit Balloon and the opparatus for filling; 8vo, wmppers, uncut, rare 1784 0 6 0 688 BAMPTON LECTU HES. Collection of the Sermons preached at the Lecture, founded by the Rev. Jolin Bampton, from its foundation in 1780; 39 vols, 8vo, uniformly boitnd in calf, contents lettered, VERY SCARCE 1780-J 828 6 10 o· Compnsini-- 1794 T. Wintle 1808 J. Penrose 1780 J. Bandinel 1795 D. Veysie 1!!09 J. B. S. Carwithen 1781 T. Neve 1796 R. Gray 1810 T. Falconer 1782 R. Holmes] 1797 W. Finch 18u J. Bidlake 1783 J. Cobb 1798 C.H. Hall 1812 lt. Mant 1784 J. White 1799 W. Barrow 1813 J. Collinson 1785 R. Churton 1800 G. Richards 1814 W. Van Mildert 1786 G. Croft 1:801 G. S. Faber, 2 in 1 1816 J. H. Spry 1787 W. Hawkins 1802 G. F. Nott 181q H. D. Morgan :i:788 R. Shepherd 1803 J. Farrer 1820 G. Faussett 1790 H. Kett 1804 R. Lawrence :i:827 H. H. Milan 1791 R. Morres 1805 E. Nares 1828 T. Horne 1792 J. Eveleigh 1806 J. Browne· 1793 J. Williamson :i:807 T. Le Mesurier 689 BARROS Y COUTO, DEC.ADAS DA Asu (dos Feitos_ que os Portugueses fezerao no descobrimento et conquista dos mares e terras do Oriente), nova edicao, con lndice geral, maps and portraits; 24 vols, 12mo, Portuguese calf Lisboa, 177 8-88 5 0 o' The best Account of Early Discoveries of the Portuguese in Asia. In this edition all that appeared of the original work has been reprinted and the missing portions supplied from other sources. ' 690 BARTLETT'S Uleanings, Pictorial and Antiquarian, on the Overland Route, numerous beautiful engravings; imp. 8vo, cloth 1851 0 8 6 691 BASKERVILLE. Select Fables of JEsop and other Fabulists in Three Books BEAUTIFULLY PR;I~TED BY BASKERVILLE, with frontispiece, vignette, and 12 plates containing 15 9 small circular engravings, also 6 vignettes by WALE j post 8vo, calf Birmingham, Jolin Baskerville, 1764 1 l 0 692 BATTY'S EUROPEAN SCENERY. A Fme Set, containing Descriptions of the . Countries and Places visited, with about 360 highly-finished line eng_raving_s by .HEATH, FINDEN, CoRBOULD, &:c., fine impressions; 6 vols, uniform in bright half ca{f, full gilt 1818-32 3 10 0 C?mprises FRANCE by Ca;ptain Batty, ITALY by Miss Batty, GERMANY by Ca~tam Batty, SICILY by MaJor Light, and SWITZERLAND by Major Cockburn all 1mpl. Svo size; and Captain Batty's SELECT Vrnws OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES o; EUROPE, with descriptions in English and French with the plates in two states viz., highly-finished line engravings by Cooke, Good~ll Le Keux &c. and anothe; set of out~ine e~chings. This volume is 4to size, bu't of the ;ame 'height as the others, qmte umform and ranging. . 693 BAYL~'s Historical and Critical Dictionary, selected and abridged, with Life, edited by LEIGH HUNT, portrait.,· 4 vols, small 8vo, boards, UN OUT 1826 0 10 0 694 BECKFORD (W.) V ATHEK, translated from the Original French frontispiece representing the Hall of Eblis; post 8vo, boards, uncut ' 1816 0 6 0 695 BEL~ (T.) History of British Quadrapeds, with nearly 200 fine wood engravings; Svo, cloth Van Voorst, 1837 0 18 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 55

BEAUTIFULLY-ENGRAVED COPIES OF DRAWINGS BY THE BEST ITALIAN ARTISTS, sizes averaging about 16 by 12 inches for the en . gravings with margins besides . Raphael. 696 GROTESQUES drawn by J. da Udine, from Antiquities at the Coliseum at Rome, and afterwards used by Raphael at the Loggias of the Vatican, 2 plates, copies of pen drawing 0 5 0 697 FACADE of a CHURCH designed by Raphael, copy of pen drawing 0 2 0 698 P AISAIGES, or Landscapes, by Raphael, copies of 2 pen drawings on 1 sheet 0 2 0 THE FOLLOWING ARE COPIES OF THE ORIGINAL PEN OR CRAYON DRAWINGS: Raphael. 699 ALEXANDRE ET ROXANE, engraved by COCHIN (2 plates with variations) 0 5 0 700 STUDIES FOR PICTURE OF DESCENTS OF SARACENS AT OsTIA, 2 plates 0 3 0 701 STUDY FOR THE DISPUTATION ON THE SACRAMENT 0 2 0 702 THE DEATH OF ADONIS 0 2 0 703 0HRiST CARRIED TO THE TOMB 0 3 0 Pel'in del Vague. 704 Three small Designs of the Multiplication of the Loaves on 1 sheet 0 2 0 Timothee della Vile. 705 MOSES SAVED BY PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER 0 2 0 706 HERSE REFUSING TO MERCURY ACCESS TO AGL.A.URE 0 2 6 707 BELLE ASSEMBLEE (La) or BELL'S CouRT AND FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE, with fine plates of portraits of Royal and Noble Ladies, full lengths in full Court Costume, ELEGANTLY COLOURED PLAn~s OF FASHIONABLE COSTUMES, and plates of Distinguished Royal and Noble J.1len, &:c., from the com mencement in 1806 to 1818; 25 vols, royal 8vo, half calf neat 1806-18 9 10 0 708 BERKELEY (Bp.) WORKS, including his Letters and Life, by G. N. WRIGHT; 2 vols, 8vo, calf antique, red edges 1843 0 12 0 In this edition the Latin Essays are rendered into English, and the "Intro duction to Human Know ledge" annotated. 709 :fSernarM (lDt"t, Rbbatts

716 l3ible ('ttbe 1bOl}]) containing the Old Testament and the New (with Apocrapha), engraved titles of fine design to both Testamen!s, an~ large map of Canaan by lffore and Speed, J131ach 1etter; thick folio, calf, GOOD COPY R. Barker, 1612-13 4 4: 0 SECOND EDITION of the Authorised Version, last leaf a little mended, and the first title is apparently that of 1611 altered by the printer to 1613. 717 NEW TEST.AMENT, printed in Black Letter, in the Reign of ~ueen Eliza.beth, with Calendar and Almanack for Years 1578 to 1683, m red and black, deficient of title-page, and edges of marginal references cut into re-binding, otherwise nice clean copy,; 12mo, ca(!~ gilt edges ~578 1 8' 0 Very Rare Edition, not mentioned by Lowndes, and there was no copy m the South Kensington Museum, 1877, Bibles Exhibition. This comes from the valuable Library of Prebendary vVebb, of Hereford Cathedral. 718 BIBLE. Old and New Testaments and Apocrypha, with fine old title, with the Inscription in a heart-shaped panel, surrounded with 30 little compartments with figures, &c., the Title of the New Testament wanting, and 6 or 7 leaves damaged, otherwise sound copy,; small 4to, ca{f R. Barker, 1609 0 18_ 0 719 Bible Prints (Vischer's) containing 336 engravings of the Old and New Testaments, the first and the last being mounted,; oblong l 2mo, half calf N.D. 0 12 0 720 BICKHAM (G) The BRITISH MONARCHY, or new Cborographical Description of all the Dominions belonging to the King of Great Britain, comprehending the BRITISH ISLES, the AMERICAN COLONIES, the ELECTORAL ST.ATES, the AFRICAN and INDIAN SETTLEMENTS, and more particularly the Cou:KTIES OF ENGLAND .AND wALES, the whole beaut~jully engraved in writing character on copprr-plates, printed on one side only, on 19 0 leaves, embellished with maps, Coats of Arms, Views, .Antiquities, emblematical Head and Tail Pieces, Coins, Costumes, &c. / folio, half calf gilt, RARE 17 48 2 2 0 The AMERICAN portion is on 22 leaves, with Figures of Indians, Colonists, and other engravings, and accounts of the several Colonies, Islands, &c., all engraved like beautiful writing. 721 BrnLA1''D (R., Somerset Herald) Observations on Marriages, Baptisms, and Burials as preserved in PAROCHIAL REGISTERS; 4to, wrappers 1764 0 7 6 W1th Specimens of the Entries of Marriages, &c., in Foreign Countries, inter-· spersed with Remarks concerning proper methods necessary to preserve a Remem- brance of the several Branches of Families, &c. 722 BINGHAM'S Complete Works, ANTIQUITIES OF THE CHRISTI.AN CHURCH, SER MONS, &c., with Life and Notes by R.· Bingham, maps of Ecclesiastical Geography; 8 vols, 8vo, clotli(pub. £3 4s.) 1834 0 15 0 Biographical Dictionaries : 723 ADAMS (M.) BIOGRAPHIC.AL DICTIONARY. Memoirs of the most Eminent Persons of Every Nation (nearly 400 Lives) with Catalogues of their Works, 96 FINE PORTRAITS, 8 vols in 4 · 8vo old cal~ 1793 0 16 0 "'24I' CHALMERS ' BIOGRAPHICAL DICTION.ARY,' complete,' '.I32 vols in 16; 8vo, whole bound calf gilt, very good set 1812-17 3 10 0 No good library can possibly be considered complete without the excellent Biographical Dictionary of Chalmers. 725 IM~E1:IAL. DICTION.ARY OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY : Original Memoirs of D1strngms~ed Men of all Ages and Nations by Emineut Writers, numerous fine portraits on steel; 14 vols, imp. 8vo, cloth extra gilt, GOOD .AS NEW (pub. £7) N.D. 1 14- 0 Among t~e contributors are Sir Archd. Alison, Sir D. Brewster, Sir Bernard Burk.e, J. Hill Burton, Dr. Doran, Prof. Eadie, W. C. Hazlitt, \Ym. and Mary Howitt, Dr. Lancaster, C. G. Rossetti, \V. M. Rossetti, Dr. \V. H. Russell, Howard Staunton, Rev. Canon Stowe1l, Isaac Taylor, Sir J.E. Tennent, and many others. 726 KNIGHT (Charles) The English Cyclorredia, conducted by Charles Knight. THE BIOGRAPHY PORTION; 6 vols, 4.to, cloth 1856 0 15 0 727 [Brnca] (J.) FIFTY-ONE ORIGINAL FABLES with Morals and Ethical Index with 85 original designs by R. Cn.u;KSHANK, also · a Translation of

P~utarch's Banquet of the Seven Sages; 8vo1 half red morocco gilt, with gilt top 1~33 . O 12 6 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 57

Blake (William) Works illustrated by: 728 ALLEN'S ROMAN HISTORY, with four fine, plates by WILLIAM BLAKE ; small 8vo, sheep · 1798 0 12 0 729 BLAKE (Wm.) VERY FINE EN.GRAVING AFTER HOGARTH'S PICTURE OF TBE PRISON SCENE IN THE BEGGAR'S OPERA; 21! by 15£ inches 1790 I 10 0 Shows the original performers. Miss Fenton as Polly (by which she became a Duchess), a Royal Duke, and several other fine people on the stage at the sides. 730 BuTTERFLY's BALL (The) and the Grasshopper's Feast, by Mr. RoscoE, 14 plates printed throughout on one side of the leaves only, each leaf having a COLOURED PLATE FROM THE DESIGN OF Miss MARTA. FLAXMAN, with the, text. engraved over ; London, Harris, 1807 THE PEACOCK AT HoME, a Sequel to the Butterfly's Ball, by a Lady (Mrs. Dorset), 6 COLOURED PLATES, DESIGNED BY MULREADY; London, Harris, 18]8 THE LION'S MASQUERADE, a Sequel to the Peacock at Home, by a Lady (Mrs. Dorset), 6 COLOURED PLATES, DESIGNED BY MULREADY; London, Harris, 1807 THE ELEPHANT'S BALL and Giand Fete Champetre, a Companion to the Butterfly's Ball and the Peacock at Home, illustrated with elegant engravings by W. B. (and the Poem is signed at the end W. B. ), 8 COLOURED PL.ATES, DESIGNED BY MULREADY; London, Harris, 1808 4 vols in 1, 12mo, hrxlf calf, VERY NICE COPY in the original binding, EXTREMELY RARE 1'807-8 8 8 0 There is no record as to who was the engraver, nor as to who was the Poet W. B. Bates, however, in his notice of W. Godwin's "Early Days of an Artist," (under pseudonyme of M arclyjfe) says the Artist in question was W. Mulready, engraved by Blake. That was in 1805. Blake is also stated, in his Life by Gil christ, to have been very much mixed up with all the Flaxmans and to have engraved Flaxman's designs from 1793 to 1817, and at Vol. I., p. 292, Harris appears to have been Blake's publisher. Also W. B. is Blake's well-known manner of signing, and there is no Poet of the period, great or small, mentioned with those initials. Thus every evidence identifies WILLIAM BLAKE as the Author of one and the engraver of all four. 734 HAYLEY'S TRIUMPHS OF TEMPER, a Poem of Six Cantos, with new original designs by Maria Flaxman, six plates beautifully engraved by WILLIAM BLAKE; 12mo, calf gilt Chichester,printed by J. Seagrave, 1803 0 15 0 735 HAYLEY (W) Life and Posthumous Writings of WM. CowPER, with fine portrait and plate engraved by W. BLAKE; 3 vols, 4to, half calf gilt Chichester, 1803 0 14 0 736 BL.A.KE (William) Celebrated Designs illustrating Mrs. Trimmer's little Histories, containing altogether no less than 336 plates, drawn and en graved by W. BL.AKE, in 6 small volumes, with Letterpress description by Mrs. Trimmer, also in 6 volumes; together 12 vols, 12mo, all in the original sheep binding, RARE I 816-17 4 10 0 Particulars-ANCIENT HISTORY, 56 plates and text-ROMAN HISTORY, 64 plates and text-ENGLISH HISTORY, 64 plates and text-OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY, 64 plates and text-NEW SERIES OF PRINTS from the Old Testament, 24 plates-NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY, 64 plates and text . . 737 YOUNG (E.) The Complaint and the Consolation; or :t-TIGHT THOUGHTS, with W. BLAKE'S wonderful designs, elegantly printed on fine drawing paper: folio, boards, uncut, BEAUTIFUL CLEAN COPY, with tfte original end leaves, RARE 1797 15 15 0 738 BLANCHARD'S (S. Laman) Lyric Offerings; er, 8vo, half calf qilt, SCARCE, 1828 0 9 0 FIRST EDITION. With author's Autograph of Gift to DOUGLAS JERROLD. 739 Bo.A.DEN'S Memoirs of J. PHILIP KEMBLE, with a History of the Stage from the time of Garrick, poi'trait; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf 1825 0 18 0 740 BooK OF COMMON PRAYER, with Notes and Illustrations, finely printed in red and black with ornamental borders to every page, by OwEN JONES, and 41 beautiful Designs after Ang. da Fiesole, Raphael, Overbeck, Poussin, Fra Bartolomeo, &:c., drawn by George Scharf, title in gold and colours ; 8vo, cloth gilt .Jbtray, 1863 0 7 6 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

741 BoccAccIO's DEcAMERON, or Ten Days' Entertainment, with Remarks on the Life and Writings of Boccaccio ; 8vo, cloth 1845 0 H- 0 742 BoLINGBROKE (Lord) Works, complete, with Life by Oliver Goldsmith, portrait, BEST EDITION; 8 vols, original boards, UNCUT 1809 2 10 O 7 43 BOOK OF GEMS, or the Poets and Artists of Great Britain, edited by S. C. HALL, finely pt·inted on thick paper, and illustrated with 150 exquisitely beautiful engravings aftet· Tttrner, Eastlake, Collins, &:c.; 3 vols, 8vo, beautiful copy, whole bound calf extra, gilt backs, sides, and gilt edges 1844-45 2 10 0 744 BooK OF TABLE-TALK, with engravings,- 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth Knight, 1836 0 5 0 745 BORROW (George) LA.VENGRO, the Scholar, the Gipsy, the Priest, portrait; 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION 1851 0 18 0 7 46 BoSWELL1S LIFE OF DR. JOHNSON, second edition revised and augmented, portrait after Reynolds,' 3 vols, thick 8vo, calf gilt 1793 0 16 0 This is the first 8vo edition of this celebrated biography. 74 7 BOSWELL'S LIFE OF DR. JOHNSON, with fine portrait after Reynolds, THE ELEGANTLY PRINTED OXFORD ENGLISH CLASSICS EDITION; 4 vols, 8vo, cloth, UNCUT Pickering, 1826 I 12 0 Botany: 748 BADHAM (Rev. C. D., M.D.) The EscuLENT FuNGUSES of ENGLAND, con taining an account of their Classical History, Uses, Characters, Develop ment, Structure, Nutritious Properties, Modes of Cooking, and Preserving, &c., first and best edition, with 20 COLOURED PLATES; imp. 8vo, cloth 1847 1 8 0 749 ll)o~oens (1R.) 1Rew 'fberball, or Historie of Plants, translated by H. Lyte, JS(ach 1etter; thick sm. 4to, newly bound in calf London, B. Bollifant, 1595 1 5 0 750 DAVIES (Hugh) WELSH BoTANOLOGY, a Systematical Catalogue of Nature Plants of the Isle of Anglesey, with Observations, in 2 parts, Lat. Eng. Welsh, and Welsh Lat. Eng.; 8vo, boards, uncut 1813 0 4 0 751 FLORAL WORLD (The) and Garden Guide, by Shirley Hibberd, upwards of 100 beautiful coloured plates and several hundred wood engravings; 9 vols, 8vo, half persian calf 1872-80 1 15 0 752 FLORICULTURAL CA.BINET and Florist's Magazine, conducted by Joseph '. Harrison, with 600 beautiful fiowers, &:c., complete from the commencement in 1833 to 1851; 21 vols in 11, 8vo, half calf 1831-51 1 12 0 7 53 FLOWERS. Maddock (J.) The Florist's Directory, or Treatise on the Culture of ~lowers, with Supplementary Dissertations on Soils, Manures, &c., engravings; 8vo, boards, SCARCE 1792 0 6 0 754 HARVEY (W. H.) MANUAL. OF THE BRITISH MARINE ALG.E, 27 coloured plates; 8vo, cloth (pub. £2 2s.) Van Voorst, 1849 1 1 0 165 B:ASSALL (A. W.) HISTORY OF THE BRITISH FRESHWATER Aw£, including descriptions of the Desmidire and Diotomacere, with upwards of 100 plates illustrating the varicus species, including many kundreds of figures, all BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED, 2 vols; 8vo, cloth, fine copy, RA.RE 1845 4 10 0 756 LINDLEY's LADIES BOTANY, or a Familiar Introduction to the Study of the Natural System of Botany, numerous fine coloured plates · 2 vols in 1 half calf, full gilt ' 1834 0 9 0 757 LounoN (Mrs.) The Ladies' Flower Garden of ORNAMENTAL ANNUALS with upwards of 300 figures on 48 plates, all beautifully coloured afte~ nature; 4to, morocco, gilt back and edges (pub. £! 14s. 6d.) 1840 1 10 0 758 Lo1!DON (J. ~-) The Ho~TICULTURIST, or Culture and .Management of the Kitchen, Fruit, and Forcmg Garden, with nearly 400 woodcuts; thick 8vo, cloth 1849 0 4 6 759 --. HoRT"?"S B~IT~ANrnus, a Catalogue of all the Plants Indegenous or Cultivated m Bnta~n. according to the Linnrean and J ussienaean ~rrangements of nearly _30,006. species,, and 4,000 genera, with Descrip tions, Mode of Propagation, Soil, Character, &c., with Supplement; 8vo, cloth (pub. 24s.) -1832 O 6 0 ASHTON NIELD, . PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 59

Botany-continued. 760 MARSHALL (H.) ARBUSTRUM AMERICANUM, the American Grove, or Cata logue of Forest Trees and Shrubs, native to the United States, their Linnrean Arrangements, Characters, Growth, Appearances, Varieties, and Uses in Medicine, Dyes, and Domestic Economy; Svo, new marbled calf Philadelphia, 1785 0 16 0 762 MOORE'S NATURE PRINTED BRITISH FERNS, with Descriµtions of all the Species and Varieties, 120 BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED PL.A.TES, printed from the Plants themselves by H. Bradbury, 2 vols; NATURE PRINTED SEA WEEDS, a History, accompanied by Figures and Descriptions of the Algre of the British Isles by Mr. G. J obnstone and A. Croall, 300 BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED PLATES, printed from the Plants themselves, 4 vols; together 6 vols royal Svo, cloth gilt 1859-60 6 6 0 763 MooRE (T.) BRITISH FERNS and THEIR ALLIES, comprising the Ferns, Club Mosses, Pepperworts, and Horsetails, ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOURS ; post 8vo, morocco, gilt edges N.D. O· 4 0 764 PAS (Crispian de), Jardin de Flems, contenant en soy les plus rares et plus excellentes Fleurs que pour le present, les Amateurs dicelles tiennant en grande rstime et dignite divisees selon le quatre saisous de l'an, numerous plates; 4 vols in 1, oblong 4to, limp vellum 1614 3 3 0 Interesting record of the old Dutch Flower Culture-Hyacinths, Anemones, Narcissuses, TULIPS, Roses, Clematis, Chrysanthemums, Crocuses, Dogstooths, &c. 765 PRATT (Anne) WILD FLOWERS, with 190 nicely coloured plates; 2 vols, square 12mo, cloth, scarce 1857 0 14 0 766 Seaweeds. A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION oF THREE HuNDRED AND FIFTY SPECIMENS: arranged in the Order of their Genera, and mounted in a Scrap Book; -!to, half roan 2 5 0 A beautiful collection of examples found at St. Michael's Mount, Penzance, Scarborough, Portobello, Filey, Broadstairs, Jersey, Hastings, North Foreland, &c., carefully dried and mounted, and placed in scientific order by a diligent and competent Naturalist. 767 SWEET'S HoRTUS SuBURBANUS LoNDINENsis, or Catalogue of Plants Culti vated in the Neighbourhood of London; royal 8vo, boards, unc·ut (pub.18s.) 1818 0 3 0 768 TAYLOR (Dr. E.) FLOWERS, their Origin, Shapes, Perfumes, and Colours, 32 COLOURED FIGURES by Sowerby, and 161 woodcuts; er. 8vo, cloth gilt 1880 0 4 0 769 BOUTELL (0.) CHRISTIAN MONUMENTS from the Norman Conquest, engravings from 'l>aluable memorials; royal Svo, cloth 1854 0 16 0 770 BRAND (J.) OBSERVATIONS ON POPULAR ANTIQUITIES, including the whole of Bourne's Antiquitates Vulgares, with large additions; 8vo, half calf gilt Newcastle, 1777 0 7 6 771 BRAY (Mrs.) Novels and Romances COMPLETE, ILLUSTRATED EDITION, portrait and vignette engravings by Stothard; 10 vols, l:!mo, cloth 1845-6 0 16 0 This beautiful edition contains the White Hoods, De Foix, the Protestant, Fitz of Fitz-Ford, the Talba, W arleigh, Trelawne of Trelawne, Trials of the Heart, Henry de Pomeroy, Courtenay of W alreddon. 772 Brighton. HARRY and Lucy's TRIP TO BRIGHTON, a Humorous and Picturesque Description of the Amusements and Scenery of this Fashionable Watering Place, with 13 engravings; sm. Svo, printed covers Brighton, 1830 0 5 0 773 BRITISH ASSOCIATION for the AdvanceIQ.ept of Science, Reports of their Proceedings and Transactions frorri the commencement in 1831 to 1883 inclusive, SEVERAL HUNDRED coloured and other engravings.,· 52 vols, 8vo, boards and cloth 1831-83 7 15 0 77 4 BRITISH BIOGRAPHY, or Accurate and Impartial Account of the Lives and Writings of Eminent Persons in Great Britain and Ireland: States men, Patriots, Generals, Admirals, Philosophers, Poets, Lawyers or Divines, from Wickliff to the Present Time, NUMEROUS COPPER-PLATE •PORTRAITS; 10 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt 1773-8 1 10 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 60 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

77 5 BRITISH MAGAZINE and Monthly Register of Religious and Ecclesiastical Information, Parochial History and Documents ·respecting the State of the Poor, Progress of Education, &c., with engravings of Churches, .Abbeys, &:c., from the commencement in March, 1832 to 1838; 13 vols, 8vo, half calf, 1832-38 0 16 0 Contains many valuable and interesting articles by CARDINAL NEWMAN, KEBLE, FROUDE, DR. PusEY, BuRTON, CARDWELL, BRITTON, &c. Devotional, Historical and Controversal. 776 BRITISH l'OETS with Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, and Lives, by Samuel John~o~, BEST EDITION,fine portraits by Bartolozzi, &:c. / 75 vols, 12mo, calf gilt, FINE BRIGHT SET 1790 5 10 0 777 ---~ ALDINE EDITION, a complete set; 52 vols, small 8vo, cloth gilt 1881 ·2 12 O The entire Poetical Works, containing many pieces not. in any other edition, of Akenside, Beattie, Burns, Butler, Chaucer, Churchill, Collins, CC'wper, Dryden, Falconer, Goldsmith, Gray, Kirk White, Milton, Parnell, Pope, Prior, ~hakespea~e's Poems, Spenser, Surrey, Swift, Thomson, Wyatt, and Young; with Portraits, Notes, and Memoirs, by Dyce, Mitford, Sir Harris Nicolas, Bruce, Payne Collier, Peter Cunningham, &c. 778 BRITTON (J ) Illustrations, Graphic and Literary, of FONTHILL ABBEY, Wiltshire, with Heraldic and Genealogical Notices of the Beckford Family, . numerous fine plates by J. Le Keux, Gattermole, &:c., 2 being beautifully ·coLOURED; roy. 4to, half morocco, LARGE PAPER, ONLY 270 COPIES PRINTED 1823 1 5 0 779 ----·- THE FINE ARTS of the English School, a series of Engravings from Paintings, Sculpture and Architecture, by eminent English Artists, with Biographical, Critical, and Descriptive Essays, 24 beautiful plates after Sir Joshua Reynolds, Flaxman, Romney, J.M. W. Turner, .Nollekens, Gainsborough,

787 BROWNING (Elizabeth Barrett) The Greek Christian Poets and the English Poets, FIRST EDITION; 12mo, cloth, uncut 1863 0 12 0 .788 _,--- LAST POEMS; post 8vo, clotli, uncut, FIRST EDITION 1862 0 15 0 789 BRYDGES ( Sir Egerton) SELECT POEMS, with a Preface, ONLY 100 COPIES PRINTED at the private press of Lee Priory; 4to, wrappers, UNCUT, rare 1814 0 12 0 Buckinghamshire. 790 DR. CAMPION's Sermon before Lord Justice Holt at the Assizes at Ailesbury, 13th March, 1693-4; small 4to, sewed 1694 0 2 6 791 LANGLEY (J.) History and Antiquities of the Hundred of Desborough and Deanery of Wycombe, Marlowe, &c., 16 Parishes, plates; thick 4to, half russia 1797 2 15 0 Apparently Large Paper Copy, interleaved with considerable additional MS. historical matter by J. Gomme, who writes that he was a schoolfellow of the author. Reckoning the regular and some additional plates inserted, there are fine folded Mezzotints by Faber of Sir F. Dashwood of W. Wycombe, 1739-Map of Desborough Hundred, 1796-Unnamed full-length portrait of John Hollis, born 1742-3 plates of effigies-Borlase Pedigree and Goodwin Pedigree. The Stourbead copy in fine binding, but with no additional MS. matter and no additional plates, sold for £4 8s. to the trade. 792 BucKLAND (Frank) Log-book of a Fisherman and Zoologist, with engravings; post 8vo, cloth N.D. 0 3 6 793 BUFFON'd NATURAL HISTORY, general and particular, translated and considerably enlargeJ by W. Woon, F.L.S., illustrated with upwards of 600 engravings ; 20 vols, 8vo, cloth, B·EsT EDITION OF BuFFON's VALUABLE WORK 1812 2 5- 0 794 BuNBURY (Selina) OuR OwN STORY, or the History of Magdalene and Basil St. Pierre; 3 vols, 8vo, cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION 1856 0 12 0 795 BUNYAN'S PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, facsimile reproduction of the FIRST EDITION: with the curious woodcuts/ royal 8vo, half morocco 1678-1875 0 10 0 LARGE PAPER COPY. Only a few issued this size. 796 BUNYAN'S PILGRIM'S PRoGRJ£ss, edited by George Godwin and Lewis Pocock, with Memoir and Bibliographical Notice, with 24 la,·ge fine etchings, and some woodcuts by H. G. Selous; oblong folio, half morocco 1844 0 9 0 797 BURKE ( Rt. Hon. E.) WORKS complete, including his Speeches, &c., LIBRARY EDITION; 16 vols, 8vo, original boa1·ds, UNCUT 1826-27 3 10 0 798 BURKE ( Rt. Hon. E.) Correspondence with many Eminent Persons, between 17 44 and 1797, edited by Earl Fitzwilliam and Sir R. Bourke, portrait; 4 vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. £2 2s.) 1844 0 14 0 This valuable work contains numerous Historical and Biographical Notes, and Original Letters from the leading Statesman of the period, and from an Auto- biograpliy of this celebrated Statesman and Writer. 799 BURNS (R.) Complete Works, containing his Poems, Songs, and Corres pendence, with a New Life of the Poet, and Notices by Allan Cunningham, fine portraits and numerous steel engravings after Bartlett, Creswick, Cooper, &c.; imp. 8vo, cloth 1842 0 16 0 800 BURROWS (Montagu, Professor of Modern History, University of Oxford) WORT HIES OF ALL SouLs ; Four Centuries of English History, illustrated

from the College Archives; thick 8vo1 clotli (pub. 14s.) lb 74: 0 4: 6 801 BUTLER (F. A, Fanny Kemble) Poems, FIRST EDITION; sm. 8vo, cloth, uncut 1844 0 15 0 802 BYRON ( Lord) DoN JUAN, Cantos I. to XVI., FIRST EDITION; 6 vols, 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1821-4 3 16 0 Cantos 1 and 2 were first published in 4to. 803 BYRON ( Lord) English Bards and Scotch Reviewers, a Satire, FINELY WRITTEN MS. TRANSCRIPT on fine drawing paper, with INDIAN INK PoR TRAIT of LORD BYRON; royal Svo, red murocco, riclily gilt, with gilt edges N.D. . 0 10 0 SOf BYRON ( Lord) Poems, Original and Translated, Second Edition, with frontispiece view of Harrow.:.on-the-Hill; 12mo, calf g-ilt, RARE . Newark, 1808 . '.o 12 6 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

.805 BYRON (Lord) POETICAL WORKS. AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION of the RARE FIRST EDITIONS · together 29 vols, 8vo and crown 8vo, boards and wrappers, UNCUT ' 1807-24 42 10, O COMPRISE- Hours of Idleness, LARGE PAPER 1807 Waltz, THE FIRST AMERICAN English Bards J. Cawthorn, N.D. EDITION,portrait Philadelphia, 1820 English Bards, SECOND EDITION, Don Juan, Cantos I., II., 8vo 1820 very rare J. Cawthorn, 1809 Don Juan, Cantos III., IV., V., *.,. * This second edition, the first. to 8vo 1821 which Byron affixed his name, and ~1th DonJuan, CantosVI., VII., VIII., all the alterations, suppre~sed or mod1fiC;d 8vo 1823 passages, is far more difficult to obtain than the first. Don Juan, CantosIX.,X.,XI, 8vo 1823 Bride of Abydos 1813 Don Juan, Cantos XII., XIII., Corsair 1814: XIV., 8vo 1823 Lara and Jacqueline 1814 Don Juan, Cantos XV., XVI., 8vo 1824 Monody on Sheridan 1816 Marino Faliero and Prophecy of Siege of Corinth, Parisina 1816 Dante 1821 Poems, Su11pressed Murray, 1816 Letter to********** on the Rev. Childe Harold, Canto III. 1816 W. J. Bowles' Strictures on the Childe Harold, Canto IV. 1818 Life and Writings of Pope 1821 Hebrew Melodies 1815 Sardanapalus, Two Foscari and Prisoner of Chillon and other Cain 1821 Poems 1816 The Liberal, containing the Vi.~ion Manfred 1817 of Judgment, Heaven and Ea1·th, Mazeppa 1819 and Morgante Maggiore, 2vols 1822-3 The Vampyre 1819 \Verner 1823 Works, containing English Bards, the Curse of Minerva, and the :806 BYRON (Lord) Les Dames des Byron, 39 highly-finished and beautiful portraits of the Heroines of Lord Byron's Poems by Finden, Cook, &:c., with selected Poetry and Descriptions; 4to, red morocco extra., with, gi'.lt edges, BRILLIANT ORIGINAL IMPRESSIONS Tilt, 1836 0 12 0 807 BYRON ( Lord) LETTERS AND JouRNALs, with his Life by T. Moore, ORIGINAL LARGE TYPE EDITION, with, fine portrait of Lord Byron at the age of 19; 2 vols, 4to, cloth, (pub. £4 4s.) 1830 0 16 0 .808 BYRON ( Lord) Tales and Poems, the Giaour, Bride of Abydos, Corsair, Siege of Corinth, Prisoner of Chillon, with 4 6 beautiful steel engravings by E. Finden, after designs by Warren; new half red morocco, gilt edges, scarce 1848 I 1 0 -809 BYRON. Parry (W., Major of Lord Byron's Brigade) The LAST DAYS OF LORD BYRON, with his Lordship's Opinions on Various Subjects, coloured plates of Lord Byron on his IJeath Bed, View of his House, and other plates; 8vo, cloth, UNCUT 1825 0 7 6 -810 CALEY (C. J.) Some Account of the Life and Adventures of Sir Regd. Mohun, Bt., done into verse; 2 parts, printed stiff covers Pickering, 1849-50 0 3 0 .sn Calligraphy. CHAMPION (J.) A Penman's Employment, a New Copy Book, containing choice examples in all the hands of England, for Use or Ornament, 44 finely-engraved folio plates, engraved by Howard,· oblong, sewed 1794 0 9 0 ,812, CALVERLEY (C. S.) Theocritus, Translated into English Verse, FIRST EDITION; post 8vo, cloth, 1869 0 9 0 .813 CALVERLEY (C. S.) Fly Leaves; 12mo, cloth 1878 0 3 .o · "It strikes us it is long since a book containing so much genuine fun, pure parody, . and good natured satire has been given to the public. "-CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE. ,Cambridge: 814 CAMBRIDGE (about 1570). H

827 CARLYLE (T.) Critical and Miscellaneous Essays ; 4 vols-Latter-day Pamph- lets · 1 vol, cloth-together 5 vols, post 8vo (pub. 30s.) . 1857 0 10 0 828 CARLYL~ (T.) COMPLETE WoRKS, portrait; 37 vols in _19, post 8vo, cloth · Chapman and Hall, N.D. 1 10 0 Catalogues of Pictures : 829 CATALOGUE OF PICTURES that formed -the superb Exhibition of 1789, at the Great Rooms, late the Royal Academy, No. 125, Pall Mall, by the most esteemed Masters of the Roman, Venetian, French, Flemish, Dutch, and "English Schools, which will be sold by Auction by Mr. Christie, as above; 4to, stiff covers, VERY SCARCE 1789 0 4 6 830 EXHIBITION of the Royal Academy. Catalogue for 1789, the 21st; 4to, VERY SCARCE 1789 0 3 6 Interesting for the names mentioned, and the changes of fashion as to the Addresses, also from the mention of a lady R.A., one Mary Moser, of 21, Denmark Street, Soho. 831 LANDSEER (J.) Descriptive, Explanatory and Critical Catalogue of Fifty of the Earliest Pictures in the National Gallery; 8vo, boards uncut 1834 0 5 0 832. CAULFIELD'S PORTRAITS, Memoirs and Characters of Remarkable Persons, from 1688 to the Reign of George III., with 155 curious portraits of eccentric and notorious persons of Great Britain_; 4 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt top edges 1819 3 18 0 833

845 CBAMBERLAYNE (John) Magnre Britannire Notitia, or the Present State of England, portrait ; 8vo, calf 17 16 0 4 6 Charles I. and the Civil War. 846 Hrs LIFE AND DEATH, written by Dr. Perin chief, together with ErKoN BASILIKE, representing His Sacred Majesty in his Solitudes and Sufferings, and a VINDICATION of King Charles, proving him the Author of the Eikon Basilike, 2 fine portraits of the King kneeling,; thick sm. 8vo, calf 1693 0 12 0 847 THE WORKS OF KING CHARLES THE MARTYR, with a Collection of Declara tions, Treatises, and Papers concerning the differAnces betwixt bis said Majesty and his two Houses of Pc:1,rliament, with the History of his Life, as also of his Tryal and Martyrdom, portrait and plates ; folio, calf gilt 1687 1 8 0 848 CALF'S HEAD CLUB. The Secret History of the Calf's Head Club, with all the treasonable Songs and Ballads, sung as Anthems by those Saints, at their King-Killing anniversaries, with a genuine account of all the Plots and Conspiracies of the Whiggish Faction against the QuPen, &c., with several Characters by Sir J. Denham, and Vindication of the Royal Martyr by Mr. Butler, curious plates with portraits of the Divell, Cromwell, Brad shaw, Harrison, White (Cromwell's Chaplain), &c.,; 8vo, new marbled calf 1713 0 18 0 8i9 DISRAELI (I.) Commentaries on the Life and Reign of CHARLES THE FrnsT, New Edition, Revised by the Author and edited by his Son (LoRD BEACONSFIELD); 2 thick vols, 8vo, cloth 1851 0 16 0 The most delightful work of this esteemed author, full not merely of his usual pleasant gossip of the olden time, but of curious personal and political history. 850 LETTERS between Col. Hammond, Governor of the IsLE OF WIGHT, and the Committee of Lords and Commons at Derby House, Fairfax, Crom well, Ireton, &c., relating to K. Charles I. when confined in Carisbrooke Castle, with letter from J. Ashburnham, Esq. concerning his attendance on the King at Hampton Court and Isle of Wight; 8vo, sewed 1764 0 7 6 851 MEMORIAL for the 30th of January, or Fanatick Loyalty, a specimen of the behaviour of the Sectaries towards K. Charles I. and other Sovereigns; Svo, sewed 1716 0 3 6 852 TRAGICUM THEATRCJM Actorum, et Casuum Tragicorum Londini publice celebratorum, brilliant impressions of the numerous plates; 12mo, russia gilt, FINE COPY Amst., 1649 2 5 0 The plates consist of a folding view of Whitehall, with the Execution of Charles I. (the best and only correct representation of the execution existing, having been taken at the time), also portraits of Charles I., Charles II., Earl of Strafford, Abp. Laud, General Fairfax, Oliver Cromwell, Duke of Hamilton, and the scarce one of the Earl of Holland (frP-quently wanting). 853 WALKER (Sir Edward, Knt.) Historical Discourses upon the Progress and Success of the Arms of K. Charles I., &c., with curious folding plate con taining portraits of the King and the Author writing on a drum ; folio, half calf gilt 1703 0 16 0 This work contains many curious and useful particulars relative to the Civil \Var, to a great part of which the author was eye-witness. 854 WARBURTON (E.) Memoirs of Prince Rupert and the Cavaliers, including their Private Correspondence, niimerous fine portraits; 3 vols, 8vo, half morocco, gilt top edges, rest uncut, NEWLY BOUND 18 l9 1 18 0 Not merely a life of Rupert; it is a narrative of the Civil History of Charles I. and the Military Story of the Rebellion. 855 WHITELOCK's Memorials of the English Affairs from the beginning of the REIGN OF K. CHARLES I. to the RESTORATION, together with the Private Consultations and SecretM of the Cabinet; folio, calf 1682 0 9 0 Charles II. 856 Memorial for the 29th of May, of Return of K. Charles II., an historical account of his Wonderful Escape after Battle of Worcester, remarkable particulars and Proyidences not in Clarendon or other Historians, showing that no one Dissenter or Fanatick Lad the l:east hand, &c. ; 8vo, sewecl 1715 0 5 O 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 66 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

857 CHAUCER'S WORKS, with Additions never before in print, a Life .and Glossary by T. SPEGHT, fine full length po,·trait, surrounded by pedigree and arms 1S{aCk j!,etter; folio calf, GOOD COPY 1687 · 2 15 0 This edition contains "Jack Uplande against the Friars," "Lidgate's Siege of Thebes," and "The Ploughman's Tale," rejected by Mr. Tyrwhitt as spurious. Ohi.na and Corea. 858 ABEL (C.) Journey in the Interior of China, numerous fine coloured and other engravings of Natural History, &c.; 4to, half bo'und, UNCUT ~ 818 0 10 0 Abel was the Naturalist to Lord Amherst's Embassy to the Court of Pekrn. 859 AUBER (Peter) China, an Outline of its Government, Laws, and Policy, and the British and l!'oreign Embassies to, and intercourse with, that Empire, map; 8vo, boards 1834 0 3 0 860 BARROW (John) Public Life and Selected Writings of the Earl of Macartney, portrait; 2 vols, 4to, calf gilt ._ 1807 0 8 6 Includes The Earl's Account of the Russian Empire, Political History of Ireland, and Embassy to China. 861 CHAMBERS' DESIGNS OF CHINESE BUILDINGS, Furniture Dresses, Machines, and Utensils, engraved from the Originals drawn in China, with a description of their Temples, Houses, Gardens, &c., 21 large plates; atlas folio, boards, uncut 1757 1 5 0 862 COSTUMES et V ues de la Chine, et de la Tartarie graves par SIMON, apres les dessins d' Alexander, avec les Explications,-Arts, Met.iers et Cultures de la Chine, represents d'apres Ies Dessins envoyes de Pekin, avec explica tions par Jes Missionaires pensionnes par Louis 14, 15, et 16, en 3 parties, I. ART DU VERNIS; 2. PA.PIER DE BAMBOU; 3. Du THE, sa Culture, preparation et usages, with 71 nicely COLOURED PLATES ; 4 parts in 2 vols, 12mo, calf gilt Paris, 1814-20 0 8 6 863 Cox (W.) Account of the Russian Discoveries, between AsIA and AMERICA, with the Conquest of Siberia and the HISTORY OF THE TRANSACTIONS .A.ND COMMERCE BETWEEN RUSSIA and CHIN.A., 4 maps and plates; 4to, calf 1780 0 10 0 864 DAVIS (Sir J.) The Chinese, a general Description of the Empire of China and its Inhabitants, woodcuts; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1836 0 3 6 865 FISHER ( Lieut.-Col.) Personal Narrative of Three Years' Service in China, numerous engravings and maps; 8vo, cloth 1863 0 7 6 866 FORTUNE (R.) Journey to the Tea Countries of China, including Sung-lo and the Bohea Hills, with Notice of the East India Company's Tea Plantations in the Himalaya Mountains, map and engravings; 8vo, cloth gilt 1852 0 7 6 867 GROSIER (Abbe) General Description of China, containing the Topography of the Fifteen Provinces which compose this vast Empire, that of Tartary, the Isles, and other Tributary Countries, number and situation of its Cities, Population, Natural History, Minerals, &c., map and engravings; 2 vols, thick Svo, boards, uncut 1788 0 16 0 868 GuTZLAFF's Journal of the Three Voyages along the Coast of China in 1831-3, with Notices of Siam, Corea and the Loo-Choo Islands frontispiece; post 8vo, cloth ' 1834 0 6 0 869 GuTZLAFF's Life. of Tasu-Kwang, late Emperor of China, with Memoirs of the Court of Pekmg and events during the last 50 years; post 8vo, cloth 1852 0 4- 6 870 JocELYN ( Lord) Six Months with the CHINESE EXPEDITION or Leaves from a Soldier's Note-book, engravings; small 8vo, cloth ' 1841 0 3 0 871 MACARTNEY ( Earl of) EMBASSY TO CHINA, Authentic Account of, by Sir George Staunton, with a Relation of the Voyage, Journey through the Country, Account of Pekin and of the Great Wall of China with Notices of Java, Sumatra, Cochin China, Rio Janeiro, &c.,portrait ~f the Emperor and of Lord Macartney, and finely engraved vignettes· 2 vols royal 4to with a large folio volume of fine plates, maps and charts · together 3 vols' calf gilt ' ' 1798 1 8 0 87~ MARTIN (R. M.) China, Political, Commercial and Social maps· 2 vols Svo, cloth ' ' ' 1847 O 7 6 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 67

China and Corea-continued. 873 McLEOD'S Voyage· of His Majesty's Ship Alceste to China, Corea, and the Island of Lewchew, with an Account of the Shipwreck, portrait and COLOURED PLA.TES; 8vo, calf gilt 1818 0 7 6 874 MORRISON (Robert) Dictionary of the Chinese Language, divided into three parts : I. Chinese and English, arranged according to the Radicals, 3 vols. IL Chinese and English, arranged alphabetically, 2 vols. III. English and Chinese, 1 vol. . --forming together 6 vols, roy. 4to, cloth Macao, 1815-22 8 10 0 This laborious production includes all the characters comprised in the Chinese Dictionary in 32 volumes, folio, published in 1761. It has already become a rare ·book, the number printed having been comparatively small. The type is no longer extant, and cannot be reproduced but at great cost. 875 OGILBY (J.) E VIBASSY FROM THE DUTCH EAST INDIA C0MPANY TO THE GRAND TARTAR CHAM, EMPEROR OF CHINA, wherein the Cities, Towns, Villages, Ports, &c., from Canton to Pekin, are described by J. Neuhoff, Steward to the Ambassadors, trans lated by Ogilby, with fine engravings by Hollar and others, several being large plates of Cities, Occupations, Costumes, Customs, Ceremonies, Natural History, &c.; folio, calf gilt, RARE 1669 3 3 0 Ogilby may be considered the English de Bry. His works are similar in object, compilation, and mode of ill1.1stration. 876 REPORT of Proceedings on a Voyage to the Northern Ports of China in the Ship "Lord Amherst," from Papers printed by order of the House of Commons, relating to the Trade with China; 8vo, boards 1833 0 3 6 877 TARRA.NT (Wm.) NINGPO to SHANGHAI in 1857 (via the borders of An_-whui Province, ·Hoo-chow-foo, and the Grand Canal) ; 8vo, wrappers Printed at the "Friends of China" Office, Canton, N.D. 0 2 6 878 CHURCH-GOER (The) Rural Rides, or Calls at Country Churches-both Series-and the Church-Goer, a series of Sunday Visits to the various Churches of Bristol and Neighbourhood; together 3 vols, small 8vo, cloth 1845-51 I 10 0 Cleverly written books, describing the author's visits to different churches on Sundays, with what he thought of the Vicars, &c. Has also notices of Dr. Pusey, Dr. Wolff, Bishop Philpotts, and Francis Close. 879 CHURCH OF ENGLA~D MAGAZINE from the Commencement in 1836 to June, 1852, with numerous fine Views of Cathedrals, Churches, &c., and Articles of the Best writers; 32 vols in 16 imp. 8vo, half bound 1836-52 1 12 0 _ Most valuable vol1.1mes for Family Reading, Parochial Libraries, &c. 880 CHURCHYARD MANUAL, chiefly for Rural Districts, by W. H. KELKE, with designs for Churchyard Memorials by Sir Gilbert Scott; sm. Svo, cloth 1851 0 3 0 881 CLARKE (Dr. E. D.) GREEK MARBLES, brought from the Shores of the Exine, ArchipeJago, and Mediterranean, and deposited in the Vestibule of the Public Library of the University of Cambridge, plates; royal 8vo, boards, , UNCUT 1809 0 6 0 883 CLARK (W.) History of the BRITISH MARINE TESTACEOUS MOLLUSCA, with Notes of every British Species; 8vo, cloth (pub. 15s.) Van Voorst, 1855 0 6 6 884 CLARKE (Dr. E. D.) TRAVELS in various countries in Europe, Asia, and Africa, particularly Russia, Tartary, Turkey, Greece, Egypt, the Holy Land, and Scandinavia, portrait, maps, and plates, 6 vols-LIFE OF DR. CLARKE, by Bishop Otter, 1 vol ; together 7 thick vols, 4to, nice clean set, boards, uncut, with cloth backs 1816-24 1 15 0 885 CLAYTON (Miss) ENGLISH FEMALE ARTISTS, a Series of Biographies from A.D. 1503 to the present day; 2 vols, 8vo, clot!,, 1876 0 6 0 Greek and Latin Classics: 886 CATULLI, Tibulli, Properti Opera, qure exstant, omnia, ed C. Galli; 18mo, old calf Ludg., 1607 0 2 6 887 CORPUS PoETARUM LATINORUM, cum selectis lectionibus, et explicatione brevissima, ed. G. E. WEBER; thick royal Svo~ half calf gi'!ti VERY SUARCE Francojort, 1833 1 16 0 30, Park Street, B.!_USTOL. 68 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Greek and Latin Classics-comtinued. 888 HORATIUS, Pickering's Diamond Edition, beautifully printed ; the smallest ever published, whole bound, with gilt edges Picker~ng, 1824 0 7 6 889 RoMER's Odyssea; LARGE PAPim, cloth Pickering, 1831 0 6 0 890 L:rvms. Hist. Rom. Libri omnes cum commentariis, &c. ; very thick 8vo, cfflf London, E. Bollifant, 1589 0 12 0 First edition of Livy printed in Engl,and. 891 L1vn Historiarum libri, engraved title.,- 12mo, calf A mst., J. Janson, 1635 0 2 6 892 ---- Libri Omnes, Drackenborchii, et Notis Crevierii, cum Indice; 4 vols 8vo cloth 1821 0 4 6 893 LucRE;II (Titi) De Rerum Natura, libri sex; 4to, russia, gilt back and sides 1824 0 6 0 An elegant and very correct edition, without notes, privately printed for Dr. Keate, Master of Eton, as a gift book.-Lowndes. 894 PLATONIS PHlEDo.-Grrece, var. lect., prolegom, et comment-illustravit Stallbaum; 8vo, half clotli 1833 0 3 0 895 PLINII Secundi Historia Mundi cum Annotationibus Eruditissimis J, Dalecampi, 1000 pp.; thick royal folio, vellum Frankfort, J. Feyerabenot, MDXCIX. 1 5 0 A fine specimen of Early Printing, in Roman Type, with the Printer's marks upon the title and at the end. It was the Encyclopredia of the Ancient Romans at the height of their grandeur. According to the elder Disraeli it contains forty thousand ana. 896 PRUDENTII (Aurelii) qure exstant, N. Heinsius, recens; 12mo, calf Arnst., Elzevir O 3 0 897 QUINTII CuRTII Historire; 18mo, calf Amst., Elzevir, 1670 0 3 0 898 SENEC1E Opera Omnia, cum Notis, &c., Lipsii et Gronovii, frontispiece, head and plate of him in the bath ; 4 vols, l 2mo, fine tall copy in vellum Amst., Elzevir, 1659 1 8 0 Sunderland copy in similar state fetched £3 3s. 899 TIBULLI (Eq. Rom.) Qure extant, ad Fidem Veterum Membranarum, cum notis Indicibus, &c., fine plates from Antique Sculptures, Medals, Gems, &c.; 4to, calf rebacked, full gilt Amst., Wetstein, 1708 0 10 0 Excellent Edition by Broukhusis, with copious learned notes and critical apparatus of various readings, notes, by Hensius, Adversaria, &c. 900 VIRGILLII Maronis Bucolica et Georgica, Tabulis .l.Euis a J. PINE illustrata, finely printed and profusely illustrated from copper-plate engravings from Ancient Gems, Medals, Statues, Sculptures, Paintings, and other Authorities of Antiquity; 2 vols, calf gilt 177 4 1 15 0 901 VIRGILII OPERA, Varietate Lectionis et perpetua Adnotatione illustrata, a C. C. HEYNE, accedit index umberrimus, editio emendatior et auctior, NUMEROUS ELEGANT VIGNETTES DESIGNED BY FIORILLO FROM ANTIQUE SCULPTURES, GEMS, &c.; 4 vols, 8vo, vellum, gilt edges, A FINE PAPER Co~Y, with the Beautiful Engravings which are not in the ordinary copies Lips., 1788 1 4 0 902 COBBETT (Wm.) RURAL RrnEs in the Southern, Northern, Eastern, and Central Counties of England, during the years 1821 to 1832, with Economical and Political Observations, with Life of the Author and ~ otes by Rev. PITT COBBETT, portrait; 2 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top edges, NEWLY BOUND 1885 0 18 0 903 COCKER (E.) Young Clerk's Tutor enlarged, a most useful Collection of best Precedents, and Forms which the Law approves; 12mo, sheep 1689 0 4 6 At the end are some plates of Old Court and Chancery Hand-Writing. 904 COLCHESTER ( Lord, Speaker of the House of Commons) DIARY and CORRESPONDENCE of, edited by his Son, portrait; 3 thick vols, 8vo, cloth, 'uncut 1861 1 4 0 Containing many important relations and curious anecdotes nowhere else re corded, illustrating the political transactions of an important era in the history of the country. 905 COLEMAN (J.) The Cattle of Great Britain, large plates; royal 4to, cloth 1875 0 9 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 69

906 COLERIDGE (S. T.) Poems, Second Edition, to which are now added POEMS by CHARLES LAMB and CHARLES LLOYD ; 12mo, half morocco Cottle, Bristol, 1797 1 5 0 EXTREMELY SCARCE, being the FIRST EDITION of Charles Lamb's and Lloyd's Poems. 907 COLERIDGE (S. T.) Sibylline Leaves, a Collection of Poems; royal 8vo, half calf gilt LARGE PAPER COPY 1817 0 12 0 908 COLERIDGE (S. T.) On the Constitntion of Church and State, according to the Idea of each, with aids to a Right Judgment on the Catholic Bill, sm. 8vo, half calf gilt 1830 0 3 6 909 COLERIDGE (S. T.) Confessions of an Inquiring Spirit, edited by H. N. Cole- ridge; sm. Svo, cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION Pickering, 1840 0 4 6 910 COLET. KNIGHT (Dr. S.) Life of Dr. J. ·colet, Dean of St. Paul's in the Reigns of Henry VII. and VIII., with Account of Masters and Eminent Scholars of St. Paul's Schools, &c., portraits and plates; roy. 8vo, calf, antique style, LARGE PAPER 1724 0 14 0 911 COLLIER'S GREAT HISTORICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, GENEALOGICAL AND POETICAL DICTIONARY, enlarged from Moreri and Leclerg, with Appendix and SUPPLEMENT, portrait; 4 vols, folio, half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1701-21 1 18 0 Will always be referred to. The Articles on Church History and Ecdesiastical Biography are especially valuable.-LATHBURY. 912 Collieries. FowLER (J. 0.) Collieries and Colliers, a handbook of the Law and Leading Cases relating thereto; thick 12mo, cloth, 1872 0 3 0 Oonchology: 913 SowERBY (G. B.) GENER..E OF RECENT AND FossIL SHELLS, with 26i COLOURED PLATES and NEW INDEX; 2 vols, 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncitt (pub. £12 12s.) 1820-25 3 10 0 914 TURTON ( Dr.) Bivalve Shells of the British Isles, systematically arranged with Descriptions, &c., 20 plates, cont'l,ining SEVERAL HUNDRED COLOURED FIGURES; 4to, cloth Nattali, N.D. (only 250 copies printed) 0 18 0 915 CONSTABLE (J.) GRAPHIC WO;RKS, chiefly Landscapes, many of them now first published, comprising 40 mezzotinto engravings by Lucas, with Descriptions by Leslie ; folio, Ital/ red morocco (pub. at £5 5s.) 1855 I 18 0 An exceedingly beautiful volume of Landscapes by this eminent Master, well deserving a place beside Claude's Liber Veritatis. 916 COOK (Capt. J.) THREE VOYAGES, the complete set as/ollows:-Hawkes worth's Collection of Voyages in the Southern Hemisphere, by Byron, Wallis, Carteret, and Cook, 3 vols.-Second Voyage to the South Pole and Round the World in 1772-3-4-5, 2 vols.-Third Voyage to the Pacific in 1776-7-8-9 80, 3 vols: together 8 vols, royal 4to, with a great number of fine plates and maps, and a royal folio ATLAS of maps and plates ; fine set in boards, all the EDGES UNCUT 1773 84 10 10 0 The plates are beautifully engraved by BARTOLOZZI, SHARP, BASIRE, WATTS, BYRNE, &c., and consist of portrait of Captain Cook, portraits of the Natives, their Customs, Ceremonies, Manners, Views of Scenery, plates ofNatural History, Animals and Plants, Native Weapons and Instruments, &c. 917 CoRNWALLYES (Sir William, the younger) Essayes newlie corrected, engraved title by Cecil; sm. 8vo, old calf 1632 0 10 0 " Best edition. This book, consisting of 52 essays, likewise discourses upon Seneca the Tragedian, is dedicated to Lady Sarah Hastings, Lady Theodosia Dudley, Lady Mary Wingfield, and Lady Mary Dyer. "-Lowndes. 918 COSTELLO (Dudley) Tour through the Valley of the Meuse, with Legends of the Walloon Country and the Ardennes, coloured frontispiece_ and title, and pretty vignette views; post 8vo, cloth 1845 0 3 6 Costume. 919 CHALLAMEL (A.) History of Fashion in France, or the Dress of Women from the Gallo-Roman Period to the Present Time, Translated by Mrs. Cashel-Hoey and J. Lilie, with numerous plat?s BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED AND HEIGHTENED WITH GOLD ; imp. 8vo, decorated binding, with gilt edges 1882 0 10 0 80, Park Street, BRISTOL. 70 CATALOGUE- OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Costume-continued. 920 PEAKE (R. B.) The Characteristic Costume of Paris, from Drawings made ' ·on the· Spot, with Descriptions in English and French, 19 COLOURED 0 PLATES _; 4 to, half morocco, scarce , 1819 I 5 0 921 COTTLE. (J-) Early ~ecollections, chiefly relating to S. T. COLERIDGE during .his long stay at Bristol, portraits; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1837 0 16 0 022 Council of Constance. LEFANT's History of the CouNcIL OF CONSTANCE, translated by Wheatly, portraits; 2 vols, 4to, calf 1728-38 0 -9 · (1 i23 .· COWLEY. ( Abraham) P:ROSE WORKS,. including his Essays in Prose and Verse ; - er. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt . Pickering, 1826 0 6, 6. ~24 COWPER. ORIGINAL PoEMS on Various Occasions by a Lady [MAD.A.ME . . GUION) revised by WILLIAM COWPER j sm. 8vo, boards, uncut, FIRST EDITION . · 1792 I · -I o:, 925 CURR (John, of Sheffield) The CoAL VIEWER and Engine Builder's Practical Companion, folding plates and tables of figures; 4to, printed on fine paper, boards, uncut, VERY SCARCE · Sheffeeld, 1797 0 5 0 926 CRABB's ENGLISH SYNONYMS, with copious Illustrations and Explanations .from the best Writers, enlarged; 4to, halfcalfgilt (pub. £1 8s.) 1826 0 7 6 927 CRIMINAL RECORDE_R (The) Sketches of Murderers, Traitors, Highwaymen, Rioters, &c., who have suffered th~ sentence of tbe Law for Criminal. Offence~, alphabetically arranged, with Note~, numerous po1·traits; 4 vols, \. 12mo, calf 1804 I ·s O' Cromwell. 928 BANKS (J.) Critical Review of the Political Life of Oliver Cromwell, with Ode tu his Memory by Bp. Sprat, folding Genealogy' of Cromwell's Desceudants, and Appendix of Curious Pieces, portrait; sm. 8vo, sheep , N.D. 0 2 6 929 CARRINGTON (S.) History of the Life and Death of his Most Serene High ness Oliver, Lord Protector, 1659-History and Policy reviewed in the Heroic Transactions of his Most Serene Highness, late Lord Protector, declaring his steps to Princely Perfection, in lively parallels to the .Ascents of the Great Patriarch Moses, in thirty degrees, to the height of honour, by H. Dawbeny ; 2 vols in 1, thick sm. 8vo, old calf 1649 0 8 6 930 CROMWELL. THE PERFECT POLITICIAN, or Full View of the Life and Action, Military and Civil, of 0. Cromwell, with_ his Character, and Catalogue of Honours conferred by him, oval portrait; 12mo, original binding, scarce ·· 1680 · 0 7 6 931 CROMWELL (Oliver, Lord Protector of .England, Scotland, France, and Ireland) EMBLEMATICAL FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT in 'complete Armour, with drawn sword bearing three Crowns, treading down Superstition, Error, &c., between two Pillars, with numerous emblematic surroundings, Noah's Ark, Shepherd with Pipe of Peace, Miners, Divines in Geneva Cloaks and birettas, Abraham and Isaac, Republican Army, &c., FINE MEZZOTINT, by C. TURNER, from the celebrated print by F AITHORNE open letter proof, large folio, with margins ' 1 1 0 Crowquill (Alfred) Works illustrated by:

1.. 932 ABSURDITIES, IN PROSE AND VERSE, written and illustrated by ALFRED CROWQUILL, numerous amusing plates; post 8vo, half calf, FIRST EDITION 1827 0 16 0 933 GRlTFFEL SWILI:ENDRINKEN, or the Reproof of the Brutes, by ALFRED CROWQUILL, with 16 coloured plates; sm. 4to, picture boards . . . Griffith and Farren,, N.D. 0 7 6 934 TALES FROM THE CouRT OF OBERON, with 16 plates, by Alfred Crowquill; 12mo, cloth Grant and Gr1jfitli, N.D. 0 8 6 935 CRUIKSHANK AT HOME, a Family Album of Endless Amusement, also Cruik- shauk's " Odd Volume," with very humorous engraviags · 4 vols in 3 12mo, half calf, FIRST EDITION , 1845 1 0 0 936 .CRUIKSHAN_K. A F~re~ide Book, or the Acc"Ount of a Christmas Spent at Old Court, frontispiece by George Cruilcshanlc; 12mo, half calf 1829 0 3 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM, VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRA).UES. 71

937 CuRZON (Hon. R.). Visits to Monasteriesin the Levant, numerous illustmtions; thick post 8vo, cloth 1849 0 7 6 ;938 ·CuTTS (Rev. E. L.) SCENES .AND CHARACTERS of the MIDDLE AGES, The Monks, Hermits, Pilgrims, Secular Clergy, Minstrels, Knights, .and Mer- chants, :with 182 engravings; thick post 8vo, .cloth Virtue, N.D. 0 6 0 (939 ;CYPRIAN (St., .Archbishop of Carthage, .A.D. 24'8) Works, :and Life by his Deacon Pontious, translated with Notes; with Dissertation on the case of . Heretical and Schismatical Baptisms at. the Council of Carthage, with the ·Acts of the Council, by N. Marshall ; folio, calf 171 7 0 10 0 '940 DALRYMPLE (J.) Essay towards a General History of'Feudal Property in Great Britain; 12mo, calf 1759 0 6 0 941 DANIELS (G., Celebrated .Antiquary) Democritus in London, with the Mad Pranks and Comical Conceits of Motley and Robin Good-Fellow, to which are added Notes Festivious, the Stranger Guest, &c.; sm. 8vo. cloth, uncut, ,- . . · Pickering, 1852 0 36 •942 Dante. ·PINELLI'S ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE INFERNO, PURGATORIS, PARADISE OF DANTE, 134 large and remarkably spirited etchings., 3 vols in 1, imperial oblong folio, half bound morocco Roma, 1820 1 18 0 Priced by Bohn, with only 114: plates, £6 6s. 943 DARWIN (C.) LIFE .AND LETTERS, edited by his Son, portraits; 3 vols, 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION . 1887 0 18 0 944 DASENT (G. W.) The VIKINGS OF THE BALTIC, a Tale of the North in the Tenth Century; 3 vols, post 8vo, .cloth 1875 0 6 0 ,;945c: DivIDIS Regis ac Prophetre Psalmorum Libr. ad exempler Complutense, Gr. et Lat. in parallel columns; 12mo, vellum Antverpice Plantin, 1584 0 3: 0 946 DE BAST (L.) Annales du Salon de Garid et de l'Ecole ·Moderne des Pays Bas, Recueil des ouvrages de . PEINTURE, ScULPTURE, ARCHITECTURE et GRAVURE, exposes au Musee en 1820, avec les explications et notice sur les Artistes, nearly 100 finely engraved plates, 8vo, calf gilt Gand, 1823 0 16 0 ))4~- D~E (Dr.John) His Private Diary, and Catalogue of his Library of MSS., edited by J. 0. HALLIWELL; 4to, cloth 1842 0 Q 6 Defoe (Daniel) Works by: · 948 ,REFORMATION OF MANNERS, a Satire; sm. 4to, sewed, uncut, FIRST EDITION, · ·· RAE,E Printed in the year MDCCII O 5 0 949 ROBINSON CRUSOE. A Facsirnilie Reproduction of the FIRST EDITION of 1719, with Introduction; er. 8vo, boards, antique style 1719, rep. 0 7 6 An exact imitation of the rare original, with the PORTRAIT of Robinson Crusoe in his Island. 950 LIFE AND ADVENTURES of Mr. DUNCAN CAMPBELL, portrait and plates, FIRST EDITION, 8vo, calf 1720 0 9 0 951 POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE DEVIL, Ancient and Modern, his Circumstances an& Various turns of his Affairs:, and more private conduct down to the present times; frontispiece of the Pope arid Cardinals, the Grand' Turk and a Grand Lady, all with cloven feet, 8vo, FIRST EDITION, RARE 1726 0 12 0 At p. 393 he sets forth the Devil's works not only in polite parts, but also in AMERICA and CANADA. 9·52 SYSTEM OF MAGICK, or History of the Black Art, curious frontispiece of the Expertus and.Sathanas, 8vo, FIRST EDITION,· RARE 1727 1 1 0 953 SECRET MEMOIRS OF THE LATE Mr. DUNCAN CAMPBELL, portrxit, 8vo, calf . 1732 0 9 0 954 OLD STORIES, which were the Forerunners of the Revolution in Eighty-eight rev:i:.ved, with the Truest Account of the Pretended Irish Massacre, with the Discovery of the Manager of that and another Intrigue, and a very remarkable Letter from Scotland (Signed D. F.); sm. 8vo, boards, RARE/ .. N.D. 0 6 0 :Two old pieces are bound with ii, viz., Orlando, Drama, and Apollo and Daphine, perfortned at the Theatre in Lincoln's Inn Fields. · 955 (DEF'OE) CITY REMEMBRANCER, Historical Narratives of the Great Plague, the .. Great Fire, an,d: the Great Storm ; 2 vols, Svo, calf 17 69 0 15 f} This scarce work has been attributed to Defoe. 3:0, P~:rk ~.etr~e~, ,BRISTOL. 72 CATALOGUE OF· ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

956 DELANY (Mrs.) Letters, from 1 ~79 to 178~, c~mprising many unpubl~shed and interesting anecdotes of their late MaJesties and the Royal Family; black profile, sm. 8vo, boards, uncut 1820 0 3 6 De Morgan (Augustus) Works by: 957 Elements of Arithmetic; p. 8vo, cloth 1840 0 5 0 958 Elements of Algebra; p. 8vo, cloth . 1835 0 5 0 9 5 9 Explanations of Gnomonic Projection, and the necessary Points of Astronomical Maps and of the Society's Maps of the Stars and of the Earth; 8vo, cloth ' 1836 0 3 6 960 On Probabilities; 12mo, cloth 1838 0 4 6 Derbyshire : 961 GLOVER (S.) Peak Guide, the Typographical, Statistical, and General His- tory of ,Buxton, Chatsworth, Edensor, Castleton, Bakewell, Haddon, Matlock and Cromford, with Plans and East View of Ohatswo'rth House, Haddor/, Hall, Willersley Castle, Bakewell and Matlock Churches, Ancient Monuments, &:c., Svo, cloth N.D. 0 4 ~ 962 RHODES and Sm F. CHANTREY: Peek Scenery, or Picturesque Excursions in Derbyshire, 29 engravings after drawings by Sir Francis Chantrey, ETCHED BY B. AND W. B. CooKE AND BLORE; 4 vols in 2, royal 4to, half russia gilt, LARGE PAPER WITH PROOF-PLATES (pub. £6 16s.) 1818-24 2 15 0 Devonshire and Cornwall : 963 BELLA.MY (J. C.) Natural History of South Devon, with 5 maps, 80 engravings, and 9 lithographs; post 8vo, half calf 1839 0 5 0 964 BoRLASE'.s ANTIQUITIES OF CORNWALL. Historical and Monumental, the Fir~t Inhabitants, Druid Superstitions, Customs and Remains of the Most Remote Antiquity, the Religious, Civil and Military state of Cornwall before the Norman Conquest, with Plans and Elevations of Ancient Castles, View of the Monastery and St. Michael's Mount, Vocabulary of the Como-British Language, &c.; numerous engravings, folio, half russi'a 17'54 1 15 0 965 MACLEAN (Sir John) Parochial and Family History of the Deanery of TRIGG MINOR, numerous plates, woodcuts, and pedigrees; 3 vols, 4to, new half morocco, top edges gilt · 1873-79 4 4 0 Alike as a work of Family and Topographical History, and a learned contribu tion to English Archreology, the work is of high importance. Only a small number of copies was printed, of which there is only now left but a fractional remainder. It will undoubtedly before lvng rise in value; not only from exhaustion by local purchasers, but also by despersion amongst the many book-lovers throughout the kingdom who take an interest in Cornwall. The Indexes of Names are very full and satisfactory. The book begins with the Primeval and early Christian Monuments of the County, and then proceeds in monographs of Parishes as follows :-Blisland, Bod~in, St. _Breward, Eg!oshayle, St. Endellion, Forrabury and Minster, Hella1:1,d, St. 'lu~y, Tmtagel and 'Irevalg~, St. Teath and Temple, St. Minver, St. Mabyn and M1chaelstowe, Lanteglos Juxtu Camelford and Advent and Lesnewith Lanowe alias St. Kew. ' ' 966 NEALE (W. R., of Instow, N. Devon) Time the Avenger and other Poems -and An Inauguration Ode and other Poems; 2 vols in 1, er. 8vo, cloth, FIR:ST EDITION 1860-68 0 4 0 With Autograph of Author's Gift to Rev. Jno. Russell. 967 ~LIVER ( D,·. G.) Collections Illustrating the History of the Catholic Religion m Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Wilts, and Gloucester Historical and Biographical, with Notices of the Dominicans, Benedictine and Franciscan Orders in England ; 8vo, cloth '1857 0 6 0 968 PEDLER (E. H.) Anglo-Saxon Episcopate of Cornwall, with account of the Bishops of Crediton; 8vo, cloth 1856 . 0 4 0 969 POLE ( Sir Wm.) Collections towards a Description of the County of Devon· 4to, calf gilt, marbled edges, VERY SCARCE 179i 3 15 0 970 REPORT of Case of Queen v. P1esident and Chapter of Exeter regarding ~eanery of Exeter in Q.B., by R. Barness, Chapter Clerk; 8v~, half calf gilt 1841 0 3 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LlBRARIES. 73

Devonshire and Cornwall-continued. 971 RooERS (W. H. Hamilton) The Antient Sepulchral Effigies and Monumental Sculpture of Devon, woodcut.<1 in the text, also profusely illustrated with 86 plates, fully depicting the ejfi7ies, monuments, details of costume, devices, coat-armour, &c., occur1·ing in the county ( and of Devonians bm·ied without the County); thick 4to, ( 416 pages and 16 plates) boards, cloth back as issued Privately Printed, Exeter, 1877 I I 0 This handsome quarto was printed under the same circumstances and is similar in size to Mr. Ellacombe's works on the bells of the Western Counties. Like these famous works, Mr. Rogers' fine volume will become rare and high-priced in course of time. 972 RowE (G.) Scenery of the North of Devon, 16 views of Ilfracombe, Linton, Clovelley, &c. ; oblong 4to, half cloth N.D. 0 5 0 973 DIBDIN ( Dr. T. F.) BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DECAMERON, or Ten Day~' Pleasant Discourse upon Illuminated Manuscripts and Subjects connected with Early Engraving, Typography, and Biblio~raphy, numerous fine portraits, plates, vignettes (many on INDIA PAPER); 3 vols, roy. 8vo, whole bound dark purple morocco, with rich fully gilt backs, handsome g1"lt borders on sides, and gilt edges, FINE COPY 181 7 17 10 0 974 BIBLIOGRAPAIOAL, ANTIQUARIAN, AND PICTURESQUE TOUR IN FRANCE AND GERMANY, with numerous fine portraits, views, and vignettes on INDIA PAPER ; 3 vols, roy. 8vo, whole bound dark purple morocco, with rich fully gilt backs, handsome gilt borders on sides, and gilt edges, FINE COPY 1821 15 0 0 Dickens (Charles) Works by. 97 5 POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICKWICK CLUB, containing all the 43 original plates b.11 Seymour, Buss, " Nemo," and Phiz, and 32 EXTRA ONES BY T. 0NWHYN, and others (in all 75); thick 8vo, FIRST EDITION, new calf gilt 1837 4 10 0 976 NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, portrait by Maclise, and 39 plates by Phiz; thick 8vo, half calf, FIRST EDITION 1839 1 8 0 977 SKETCHES BY Boz, with 40 engravings by G~orge Cruikshank; FIRST 8vo half morocco gilt, gilt edqes, RARE 1839 4 15 0 978 AMERICAN NOTES; 2 vols, er. 8vo, cloth, uncui 1842 0 10 0 979 A CHRISTMAS CAROL, in Prose, being a Ghost Story of Christmas, with coloured plates by Jolin Leech; 12mo, FINE COPY, in the original red cloth, gilt leaves 1843 1 10 0 980 THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH, a Fairy Tale of Home, beautiful engravings after .Maclise, Doyle, Stanfield, and Leech; sm. 8vo, cloth, gilt edges 1846 0 9 0 981 PICTURES FROM ITALY, illustrations on wood by Samuel Palmer; FIR8T EDITION, cloth, UNCUT 1846 0 15 0 982 DoMBEY AND SoN, with 39 engravings by H. K. Browne; 8vo, half calf gilt, FIRST EDITION 1848 I 1 0 983 BLEAK HousE, with 39 engravings by H. K. Browne; 8vo, half calf, FIRST EDITION 1853 0 18 0 984 LITTLE DoRRIT, with 39 engravings by Phiz; 8vo, half. bound gilt, FIRST EDITION 1857 0 18 0 985 ---- complete and clean in the original parts 1857 1 10 0 986 CHRISTMAS BooKs, Christmas Carol, Cricket on the Hearth, the Chimes, Haunted Man, and the Battle of Life, with numerous beautiful etchings and woodcuts by JOHN LEECH, TENNIEL, MACLISE, CLARKSON, STANFIELD, DOYLE, &c. ; A COMPLETE SET, 5 vols, fcp. 8vo, half calf gilt 1845-60 2 2 0 987 CHRISTMAS NUMBERS OF HousEHOLD WoRDS, for 1852, 53, 54, 55, 59, 62, together ·6 num hers ; 8vo, uncut, sewed as issued 0 10 0 Round of Stories by the Christmas Fire-Another Round of ditto-Seven poor travellers-Holly-Tree Inn-Perils of certain Englis,h prisoners-House _to _let-; Haunted House-Tom Tiddler's Ground-Somebody s Luggage-Mrs. L1rriper s Lodgings-Mugby Junction. 988 OuR MUTUAL FRIEND, with 40 engravings by Marcus Stone; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt, FIRST EDITION 1865 I 5 0 ~O, Park Street, BRISTOL. ,74 · CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. The Old Engraved Dresden Gallery : 1 989 RECUEIL n'EsTAMPES D APRES LES PLUS CELEBRES TABLEAUX DE LA GALERIE ROYAL DE DRESDE, 3 vols, atlas folio, three portraits, plans, and 150 very la,1·ge and beautiful engravings after the Old Masters, executed by Canale, Kilian, Folkema, Houbraken, Ridinger, Tanje, Basan, Beauvarlet, and all the best artists of that time; BRILLIANT IMPRESSIONS, the text in French, by Baron Heineken; newly half-bound morocco Dresde, 1780-1874 2,5 0 O The rarest and most magnificent of all This beautiful reprint of the first and the old picture galleries. Brunet, who second volumes is carefully executed from calls the work "Recueil precieux," states the original copper-plates. The descrip- that the portrait of Augustus alone sold tive letter-press, in French, is revised and for 164 francs, Alibert in 1803, and for corrected. 125 francs, Saint-Yves. CONTENTS OF THE THREE VOLUMES. VOLUME I. PORTRAIT n'AuousTE III. roi de Pologne, electeur de Saxe, peint par H. Rigaud, grave par J. J. Balechou. l. Corregio, St. Jean Baptiste et autre 24. Guido Reni, Le jeune Bacchus. Saints. 25. Vanni, Ste. Famille; 2. -- St. George. 26. Feti, David avec la Tete de Goliat. 3. St. Roe et St. Sebastian. I 27. Ribera dit l'Espagnolet, Jacob 4. St. Madalene. Conducteur du Tropeau de Laban. 5. Fr. Mazzuoli, dit le Parmesan, 28. Ribera dit l'Espagnolet, Martire St. Sebastian. de St. Barthelemy. Nicolo dell' Abbate, Martire de St. I 29. -- Martire de St. Laurent. Pierre et de St. Paul. 30. --- Ste. Marie Egyptienne. 7. A. del Sarto, Ste. Famille. 31. -- Diogene. 8. -- Sacrifice d'Abraham. 32. Preti dit le Calabresse, St. Pierre 9. Guilio Romano, Ste. Famme. I deli vre de Prison. 10. Tiziano, la Famille du Due de Ferrare 33. -- Martire de St. Barthelemy. devant la Ste. Vierge. 34. -- l'Incredulite de St. Thomas. 11. -- Portrait d'une Veuve. 35. Jordane, Entrevue de Jacob et 12. -- Portrait de la Maitresse de I Rachel. 'l'itien. 36. -- Rebecca et Eliezer. 13. -- Portrait de Lavinie, sa fille. 37. -- Lucrece et Tarquin. 14. Paul Veronese, Adorations de Rois. 38. -- la Mort de Seneque. 15. -- Famille d'un noble Venetian aux I 39. -- Ariadne abandonee. Pieds de la Ste. Vierge. 40. -- Hercule et Omphale. 16. -- Portement de la Croix. 41. Carlino Dolce, le Sauveur. 17. Procaccini, Ste. Famille. I 42. -- Herodiade. . 18. Carracci, Christ de Pitie. 43. -- Ste. Cecile. 19. -- L' Assomption de la Ste. Vierge. 44. Maratti, l'Enfant Jesus adoreparsa 20. -- St. Matthieu et autres Saintes I Mere. devant la Vierge. 45. -- Ste. Vierge avec l'Enfant Jesus. 21. -- L' Aumone de St. Roe. 46 Cignani, la Chasete de Joseph. 22. Guido Reni, I'Apparition de Jesus I 47. Langhetti, la Supplice de Marsias. Christ a la Ste. V ierge. . 48. Rubens, "Quos ego." 23. --. St. Vierge avec Ste. Jerome et 49. -- l'Hiver. autres. I 50. -- ses Enfans. VOLUME II.

PORTRAIT DE MARIE J OSEPHE, reine de Pologne, electrice de Saxe, peint par L. de Silvestre, grave par J. Daulle.

1. Correggio, laNativite de Notre Seig 10. -- Portrait de Daniel Barbaro. neur. 11. Tintoretto, la Femme adultere. 2. -- Portrait du Medicin. 12 Porta, Corps mort de Jesus Christ. 3. Fr. Mazzuoli, dit le Parmesan, 13. Giaccomo de Ponte, Christchassant la Ste. Vierge a la Rose. les Marchands du Temple. 4. Jerome Mazzuoli, St. George aux 14. Bassano, l'enfant Jesus nouvellement Genoux devant l'enfant Jesus. ne adore des Bergers. 5. Leonardo da Vinci, Portrait d'un 15. Turchi, la Mort cl' Adonis. Viellard. 16. Ricci, !'Ascension de notre Seigneur. 6. Bellino, .le Sauveur. 17. Francia, Sujet emblamatique sur le 7. Dossa da Ferrara, les quatre Doc Prince Doria. teurs de l'Eglise. 18. Procaccini, la Peste. 8. Tiziano, La Ste. Vierge avec l'enfant 19. Caracci, le Genie de la Gloire et de Jesus. . . l'Honneur. ~- Paul Veronese, les N oces de Cana. 20. Guido Reni, Semiramis et Ninus. ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES.

VOLUME II.-continued. 1 21. Albano, la Dance des Amours. 37. Jordane, Lot avec ses filles. 22. Barbieri, Cephale et Pr<>cris. 38. -- Susanne. , 23. -- Venus et Adonis. 39. -·-CombatdePerseuscontrePhinee. 24. Lanfranco, St. Pierre pleurant. 40. -- l'Enlevement des Sabines. 25. Ti~rini, ·Angelique et Medor. 1 41. Solimene, la Ste, Vierge et l'enfant 26. Oantarina, la Chastete de Joseph. Jesus. 27. Scarsellino, St. Charles Borromee 42. Pagani,. Ste. Magdalene penitente. devant la Ste. Famille. 43. Holbein, une Famille devant la Ste. ,28. Michel Angelo, les Joueurs. Vierge. . '29. Feti, la Dragme perdue. 44. Rubens, un Heros,· couronne par la 30. Feti, le Pere de Famille qui compte Vertue. avec sa Valets. 45. -- Portrait d'une Dame et celui 31. Oastigliogni, l'Arche de Noe. d'un Espagnol, deux planches ,32. ---:- leVoyagedeJacobavecsaFamille 46. -- grand Paisage. · 33. · Bartolomeo Biscaino, le Femme 47. Rembrandt, le Sacrifice de Manoah. adultere. 48. -- Buste d'un Vieillard. 34. Ribera, St. PierredelivredelaPrison. 49. A. Van Dyck, St. Jerome penitent. 35. -- St. Franc;ois. m. Berghem, Paisage. 36. Vaccaro, Notre Seigneur apparais sant a la Ste. Vierge. VOLUME III. PORTRAIT DE FREDERICK AUGUSTE I., rni de Saxe, peint par A. Grax. 1. la Madonc Raphael, de St. Sixte. 25. Poelemburg1 un Paysage Italien. 2. Rembrandt, l'Enlevement de Gany- 26. Guido Reni, " Ecce homo." mede. 27. Ruysdael, '' la Chasse.'' 3, Regillo, Catarina Cornoro, Reine de 28. Tamagini de San Gimignano, la - Cypre. S-te. Vierge avec l'enfant Jesus. 4. ·Guido Reni, "Ecce homo." 29. Tiziano Vecelli, le Tribut de Cesar. 5. Oarracci, le Tete du Sauveur. 30. Raphael Mengs, son Portrait peint 6. Viani, Venus. au Pastel, par lui-meme. 7. Angelica Kauffmann, Portrait 31. Stanzioni, la Physique, Sujet alle d'une jeune Femme. gorique. 8. -- Ariadne abandonne par Thesee. 32. Ribera, le Philosophe speculatif. 9. Bol, Joseph presentant son Pere 33. Albano, Adam et Eve chasses du Jacob a Pharoon. Paradise. 10. Netscher, Cavalier accompagnant le S4. Vanloo, Paris et Oenone. Chant d'une Dame. 35. Van der Werff, la Ste. Vierge. 11. Pesne, la Bohemienne. 36. A. Kauffmann, Sibylle Eritree. 12. Van der Werff, la Madelaine peni- 37. Rnbens, le Jugement de Paris.. teµte. 38. Tizlano, Portrait d'une jeune Fille. 13. Rubens, Buste d'une jeune Femme. 39. Ruysdael, Cimetiere des Juifs. 14. Raphael Mengs, Cupidon, Tableaux 40. --- Le Monasterie. · au Pastel. 41. Velasquez de Silva, Portrait d'un 15. Ant. Van Dyck, Portrait d'un Homme. Homme. 42. Murillo, St Rodriguez recevant la 16. -- Portrait d'unGeneralinCuirasse Coronne du Martyre. · 17. Pesne une jeune Fille tenant deux 43. Kynincx, l'Ermite. Colo~bes. 44. Palma, les trois Soeu,rs. 18. Barbiera da Cento, dit el 'Guer- 45. Barbarelli, Jacob saluant Rachel. cino, Dorinda blessee a Mort. 46. L'ecole de Leonarde da Vinci Hero~ 19. Trevisani, la Ste. Famille. dias. '20. Seemann, peintre, sonPortraitpeint 47. Durer, Jesus Christ sur la Croix. par lui. meme. 48~ Franceschini, la·. Madeleine peni- 21. Berghem, Paysage. tente. · 22. Dietrich un Sujet pastorale. 49. Ribera, St. Andre. 23. Wouvermann, Paysage. 50. N ogari Buste d'un Vieillard et d'une 24:. Van der Velde, des Bestiaux au Vielle, deux tableaux. Paturage. 990 DrnBY(Sir Kenelm) PRIVATE MEMOIRS written by himself, e.dited (rom the original MS., with Life, portrait,- 8vo, half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1827 0 16 0- ' 991 D'IsRAELI's (I.). Essay on the Manners and Genius of the Literary Character ; FIRST EDITION, post 8vo, fine copy, boards; UNCUT 1795 1 1 0 992 D'IsRAELI's AMENITIES OF LITERATURE, comprising Sketches and Characters of English Literature; :1 vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. 36s.) Moxon, 1842 0 18 0 993 !?ISRAELI ( Lord Beaconsfield) Vivian Grey, FIRST EDITION; 5 vols, post 8vo, half calf gilt, RARE . . . 1,826-7 I; 1~ ,o . The only complete edi.tio'l'lt,. The later ones a1·e altered throughout, and at least 150 pages of the most lively 'a'nd interesting matter omitted. This copy has pencil "Key to Characters." ,30, Park Street,· BRISTOL. 76 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

994 DISRAELI ( Lord Bellconsfield) VoYAGE OF CAPTAIN PoPANILLA, FIRST EDITION; post 8vo, original half sheep, all edqes UNCUT 1828 0 16 0 995 ---- SYBIL or the Two Natious, FIRST EDITION; 3 vols, post 8vo, half calf ' 1845 0 9 0 996 ---- TANCRED, or the New Crusade, FIRST EDITION; 3 vols, post 8vo, half cloth UNCUT 1847 0 12 0 997 DIXON (W. 'H.) HER MAJESTY'S TowER, a description of the Tower of London, and of the Historical Events connected with it, large view in the reiqn of Elizabeth; 4 vols, 8vo, cloth, scarce 1869-71 1 8 0 998 DIXON (W. H.) History of Two Queens, CATHERINE OF ARRAGON and ANNE BOLEYN; 4 vols, 8vo, cloth 1873 0 12 0 999 DIXON (W. H.) HISTORY OF WILLIAM PENN, Founder of Pennsylvania, with portrait; 8vo, cloth 1872 0 5 0 1000 DODSLEY'S SELECT COLLECTION OF OLD ENGLISH PLAYS, Fourth Edition, Chronologically Arranged, Revised, and Enlarged, with the Notes of aJl the Commentators, New Notes by W. C. HAZLITT, and Glossary by Dr. R. MORRIS; 15 vols, 8vo, cloth, with white lahels, uncut, LARGE PAPER COPY (pub. £15 15s.) 1874-5 5 5 0 1001 DOMESDAY BooK of South Britain, comprising KENT, SUSSEX, and SURREY, translated with Notes and Illustrations by HENSHALL and WILKINSON ; 4to, boards, uncut, SCARCE J 799 0 12 0 1002 DOMESDAY BooK (The New) Return of Owners of Land in England and Wales [Names, Addresses, Extent, and Estimated Rental]; 2 thick vols, folio, new half morocco gilt 1875 2 5 0 1003 DRAMA. Ancient and Modern British Drama, edited by Sm WALTER ScoTT; 8 large vols, royal 8vo, half russia gilt, GOOD SET 1810-11 3 10 0 A valuable set of books, comprising the best Tragedies, Comedies, Opera, and Farces in the language ; particularly esteemed for its extensive collection of the Old Dramatists. 1004 DRAYToN's (M.) England's Heroical Epistles (in Verse), with Annotations; 12mo, new calf gilt 1737 0 8 6 1005 DREXELIUS (Hier.) Pa]restar Christiana, with Autograph of Edmund Waterton; 32mo, wrapping vellum Ant., 1648 0 3 6 1006 ---- Considerations on the Eternity of Hell Torments, emblematically- engraved title and curious plates; 12mo, new calf, scarce 1703 0 6 0 1007 ----- The School of Patience, faithfully translated by R. S.; 12mo, old calf 1640 0 4 6 1008 DUFF (Henrietta A.) Fragments of verse, FIRST EDITION, dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Locker; post 8vo, cloth, with gilt edges Printed for private circulation, 1880 0 5 0 1009 DUGDALE (Sir W.) HISTORY OF EMBANKING and Drayning of divers !ens and Marshes, both in Foreign Parts and in this Kingdom, and of the improvements thereby, ORIGINAL EDITION, with the scarce I I MAPS ; folio, calf, RARE 1662 8 10. 0 1010 DUGDALE (Sir W.) MONASTICON ANGLICANUM, or History of the Ancient. Abbies, Monasteries, Hospitals, Cathedral and Collegiate Churches, with their Dependencies in England and Wales epitomised with Particulars of their Lands and Revenues, WITH THE ;wo ADDITIONAL VOLUMES BY STEVENS, with upwards of One Hundred and Fifty fine plates by Hollar, King, &c., of the Cathedral, Collegiate, and other Churches, Ab_beys, &c., and Habits of the Religious and Military Orders; 3 vols, foho, FINE COPY, in russia, gilt edges 1718-22-23 9 9 0 Stevens's continuati?n contains a very larg~ Collection of many hundreds of Grants ai_id Charters, with several thousand abridged ; also Account of the Final Suppress10n, and some acco~nt of how their Lands and Possessions were disposed of; Catalogue and Short Lives of Learned, Pious, and Distinguished Abbots Superiors, and Learned Members of the se:veral Orders, &c. ' 1011 DUNLOP (J.) HISTORY OF FICTION, a critical account of the celebrated Prose Works of Fiction, from the earliest Greek Romances with Specimens · 3 vols, post 8vo, boards, UNCUT ' 1816 O 10 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 71

1012 Durham. MACKENZIE (E.) and Ross, Historical Topographical, and Descriptive View of the County Palatine of Durham, with its Antiquities, Curiosities, Customs, Biography, Local History, Mines, &c., map of the 1 Count3 , and fine steel plates of Views, &:c.; 2- thick vols, 4to, cloth Newcastle, 1834 2 18 0 Eastern Europe: 1013 GUTHRIE (M.) Tour through the TAURIDA, or Crimea, the Ancient Kingdon of Bosphorus, Republic of Oberson and other Countries on the North Shore of the Euxine, folding map and plates of Coins, Medals, Monuments, Inscriptions, and other curious objects; 4to, calf gilt 1802 0 9 0 1014 MoTRAYE (Aubrey de la) TRAVELS through EUROPE, AsIA, and part of AFRICA, also PRUSSIA, RUSSIA, and POLAND, with GEOGRAPHICAL, TOPO GRAPHICAL, and POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS, and Account of the most considerable events during 25 years' deposition of the Sultan, War of Russians and Turks, Flight of Charles XII. from Pultowa, his death, &c., numerous maps and fine plates, several of which are by HOGARTH, including plate of the Pope's Tiara, engraved by G. VERTUE (full size), and other Regalia, splendid Ancient Gems at Venice, Reception of Charles XIL at Bender by the Turks, &:c. ;' 3 vols, folio, calf gilt 1730 1 8 0 Some of the plates relate to England-Plan of Plymouth, &c. 1015 STRAHLENBERG (Philip von, a Swedish O:fficer, thirteen years Captive) · Description of Russu, SIBERIA, and GREAT TARTARY, with Polyglot Table of 32 TARTARIAN DIALECTS, and a KALMUCK-MUNGALIAN VocABULARY, map and a variety of cuts representing Asiatic-Scythian Antiquities, &:c.; thick 4to, calf gilt 173S 0 10 0 1016 ECCLESIASTICAL DOCUMENTS, viz., 1. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE BISHOPRIC OF SOMERSET, from the Foundation to the year 117 4. 2. CHARTERS FROM THE LIBRARY OF Dr. Cox MACRO, now first published by the Rev. J osepli Hunter; sm, 4to, tree marbled calf extra, with gilt edges by Clarke and Bedford Cam. Soc., 1840 0 7 6 Ecclesiastical Ornament. 1017 PuGIN's Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament and Costume, illustrated by 70 plates, ALL IN GOLD AND COLOURS, and numerous engravings; royal 4to, half morocco gilt (pub~ £ 7 8s.) 184 8 3 18 0 This valuable work includes extracts from the works of Durandus, Georgius, Bona, Catalini, Gerbert, Martene, Molanus, Thiers, Mabillon, Ducange, &c., by the Rev. B. Smith, of Oscott College. 1018 ORNAMENTS of Churches Considered, with a particular view to the late Decoration of the Parish Church of St. .Margaret, Westminster, with Appendix, containing the History of the said Church, Account of the Altar-Piece and Stained Glass Window and other Papers, with frontispiece of Rt. Hon. A. Ouslow, Speaker, in his Seat in the Church, 1760.-The Economy of Beauty, in a series of Fables, addressed to the Ladies, with numerous engravings, 1772, in 1 vol, 4to, calf 1761-72 0 9 0 1019 EDINBURGH TALES, conducted by Mrs. JoHSTONE; 3 vols, royal 8vo, half calf gilt _ lt;45 0 8 6 The principal writers are-1frs. JOHNSON, Mrs. GORE, T. CARLYLE, Sir T. D. LAUDER, VVILLIAM and l\JARY HOWITT, &c. 1020 EGAN (Pierce) The PILGRIMS OF THE THAMES in search of the National, with numerous spirited plates and woodcuts by Pierce Egan the Younger; FIRST EDITION, 8vo, original cloth 1839 0 16 0 1021 EGAN (Pierce) Finish to the Adventures of Tom, Jerry, and Logic in their Pursuits through Life in and out of London, with spirited full-page coloured illustrations by R. Cruikshank.,· roy. 8vo, half roan, cloth sides 1887 0 15 0 The colouring of the plates is admirable, and not inferior to the original edition. Egypt: 1022 DENON, Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute Egypte PENDANT LES CAM PAGNES DE BONAPARTE, 100 large plates of Views, Buildings, Antiquities, Hierogliphics, Charts, &:c.; a large vol, atlas folio, boards, and 2 vols, 4to, half calf, of Descriptions 1809 1 12 0 . SO, Park Street, BRISTOL. CATALOGUE QF·ANCIENT AND· MODERN· BOOKS.

Egypt-continued. 1023 GORRINGE (H. G., Commander [!.S. Navy) EGYPT!AN OBELISKS,. re cording to the most minute part1?ulars the Operations ?f Remov1.ng, Transporting, and Re-erecting these immense M?numents, with 50 beautiful plates., roy. 4to, cloth, elepantly and suitably g·tlt, new (~ub. £2 .2s.) 1885 0 15 0 The removals, transporting, and re-erecting, are of the Vatica.n, Paris,. London, and New York Obelisks with the respective appliances used m each mstance. There is also a record or'all the known Egyptian Obelisks, with the ancient mode of quarrying, moving, and placing them. Analysis of materials, me_tals, &c. 1024 MEMORANDA illustrating the Tombs and Sepulchral Descriptions of the Egyptians, with Remarks ·on Mummies and the Process of Embalming, plate., 8vo, boards 1822 0 5 0 1025 WILSON (Rev. C. T.) and FELKIN (R. W., F.R.G.S.) UGANDA and the EGYPTIAN SouDAN with numerous engravings; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth (Pub. 28s,) ' . · . .1~82 0 9 0 1026 WYLDE (A. B.) '83 to '87 in the SouDAN, with an Account of S1r Wilham Hewett's Mission to King John of Abyssinia, map ; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth (Pub. at 30s.) 1888 0 7 6 1027 ELEGANT EXTRACTS in Prose, Verse, and Epistles, the three series complete, SHARPE'S BEAUTIFUL EDITION, with numerous engravings by Westall, Heath, &c . ., 18 vols, 12mo whole bound, calf gilt, VERY NICE SET N.D. 2 10 0 Eliot (George) Works by; RARE FIRST EDITIONS 1029 ADAM BEDE; FIRST EDITION, 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth, UNCUT, FINE CLEAN COPY, RARE . 1859 8 10 0 1030 THE MILL ON THE FLOSS; 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION, fine copy · 1860 1 18 0 1031 FELIX HoLT, the Radical; 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION, fine copy .. 1866 1 5 0 . 1032 THE SPANISH GYPSY, a Poem; 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION ·1868 1 16 0 Emblems: 1033 EMBLEMATA VARIA GREGORI KLEPPISI, Poetre C;:esarii, Incisa ..£ri, Aphorisms et Epigrammatis Illustrata, engraved title, 5 leaves engraved in imitatlon of Ornamental Penmanship, and 44 engravings, with M()tto, and Latin and German couplet to each; oblong 4to Dresden, 1623 0 18 0 Dedicated to George, Elector of Saxony. · 1034: MEISNER (D.) ScIAGRAPHICA CosMICA, containing 800 curious old plates of Emblems, with verses to each in Latin and German; 8 vols in 4, oblong small 4to, 2 vols a little wormed, calf pilt, RARE Nurnberg, 1678 8 10 0 . The fi~ures of the groups form illustrations of the costume and manners of the time, while the 800 backgrounds give views of the principal cities and towns in the world. The English ones are_BRISTO:r.,, EXETER, CARLISI,E, CoRK, NORWICH, HULL, EDINBURGH, OXFORD, NONSUCH, WINDSOR, CHESTER. 1035 V ..£NI (Othonis) Amorum Emblemata, Figuris lEneis Incisi, Emblemes of Love, with verses in Latin, English, and Italian, nitmerous fine old copper-plate engravin,qs., oblong 4to, old calf, soiled, RARE Antwerp, 1606 1 0 0 . 0~ an early page is a very old Autograph of one Thomas Faux-And on the title is an Autograph of CHARLES EDWARD-This has been supposed to be Prince Charles Ed'Yard. Stuart, _the Young Pretender, and every letter appears to be as he formed his, but the History of the volume cannot be traced. It came from the library of the late Captain Doveton and has his book-plate. 1036 ZETTER (J. de) PHILOSOPHIA PRACTICA varias inclinationes animorum affectus, atque adeo diversissima humanarum actionum studio 94 curious old J?lates of ~ijferent vocations in life with their several t~m;tations, in cluding the curious one of Satan as an artist in his studio, with spectacles, maulsticlc, easel, &c., painting on the panel of the. hnman heart each with verses in Latill, German and French, oblong 8vo, vellum Frankjwrt 1644: 0 · 16 0 Engineering : ' 1037 CIVIL ENGINEERS' lNSTITUTION.-MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS, with ma_ny plates and wood engaavings ; . vol.. 51 .. to 7 ~' together 24 vols, 8vo, printed wrappe'ts 1887-83 4 4 0 ASHTON NIELD, .PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. Engineering-continued. 1038 ENGINEERING: AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY JOURNAL, edited by Messrs. ZERAKCOLBU:RN, Mkw., &c.,Jrom its commencem~,nt, 1866, to Dec., 1887 inclusive, thousands of illustrations; 11 ·vols, small folio, bound in half morocco; and the rest in parts 1866-87 16 16 0 10'39 JEFFCOOK (Parkin Civil and Mining Engineer) Memoir of, by his Brother, the Rev. T. Jeffcock, portrait and plates; sm. 8vo, cloth 1867 0 2. 6 1040 NORTH OF ENGLA~D INSTITUTE OF MINING ,i\.ND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS: TRANSACTIONS, Vol. XXVIII. complete in 1 part~, 1878-79-and Parts Dec., 1881 ; March, May, and July, 1882; and Nov., 1886; togethe1· 12 parts, with plates and cuts; royal 8vo, printed wrappers Newcastle, O.T., 1878-86 1 5 0 1041 ---- GENERAL INDEX for Vols. I. to XXV., 1852 to 1876; royal 8vo, wrappers · · N. 0. T., 1877. () 5 0 1042 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS; Institution of, Proceedings for Aug., 1884. Report of Cardiff Meeting, with plates ; 8vo, wrappers 1884 0 6 0 10.43 SOUTH WALES INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERS, TRANSACTIONS · COMPLETE FROM COMMENCEMENT, October, 1857, to March, 1886, forming XIV... vols, w#h;n_u_merous plates, several of wkich are coloured; 14 vols, royal 8vo, half calf gilt .. . 1857-86 12 0 0 Also with the above are General Index to Vols I. to XI., and Joseph's Report on Colliery Explosions, S. Wales Coal Field in the Merthyr, Abedare, and Rhondda Valleys. · I-044: ENGLAND AS SEEN BY FOREIGNERS in the days of ELIZABETH and JAMES THE FIRST, comprising Translations of the Journals of the . two Dukes of Wirtemberg in 1592 and 1610, both illustrative of SHAKESPEARE, with Extracts from the Travels of Foreign Princes,.and others, with copious Notes and Introduction, and Etching by William Brenchley Rye, Assistant Keepe'J' of the Department of Printed Books, British Museum; 4to, cloth, elegantly printed by Whittinghmn . . 1865 0 8 6 '' This curious volume ·has been the labour of a scholar's love, and will be read with. ease by all. The. idea of assembling the testimonies of foreign visitors, and showing us how we appeared to others in the days of Bess, by way of contrast and comparison to the aspect we present in the days of Victoria, was one which involved much arduous research. Mr. Rye has had no predecessor . . . . . He has not only added an introduction to. the works he assembled and translated, but has enriched them .with some hundred pages of notes on all kinds of subjects, exhibiting a wide and minute research."-Fortnight.ly Revie1v (G. H. LEWES). "A book replete both with information and amusement, furnishing a series of very curious pictures of England in the olden time. "-Notes and Queries. BEAUTIFUL OLD HIGHLY-FINISHED FRENCH LINE ENGRAVINGS, after Paintings by the GREATEST ITALIAN and FRENCH MASTERS, by the Best French Engravers., J0,15 ANTIQUE. Pallas, seated, after an ancient paintin,q in the Barberini Palace, engraved by FREZZA O 4 6 Balthazar de Siena. . l '.)46 ST. J,EROME in the desert, engmved by CHATEAU O 4 6 Carle Maratte. 1047 GALATHEE, from the original in the Orleans Collection, beautifuly engraved by AuDRAN; 23! by 15 inches, with full margins O 18 0 Dominique Zampiere. I 048 ADAM ET EvE repri de Jeur peche, from painting in the Duke of Devon- shire's Collection, engraved by TARDIEU; 12! by 151 inches, with margins O 10 0 Giorgione. · 1049 ,MOS];S PRESENTED TO PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER, fine subject, with many figures, engraved by AVELINE from the painting in the Archbishop of Milan's Gallery, 24 by 12! inches, with margins O 10 0 1050 PASTORAL SUBJECT from Painting in King ofFrance's Collection, engraved by DUPUY, 14} by 11! inches O 6 6 Giulio Romano. 1051 THE Crncu:M:CISION, fine engraving by LEPICIER, 18 by 17 inches O 10 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 80 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Giulio Romano-continued. 1052 Sc1PIO rewarding his Soldiers and viewing the Carthaginian Prisoners-and The Continence of Scipio, 2 oblong plates, with a g'reat man9 figures on I sheet, by TARDIEU 0 7 6 1053 ScIPIO's Taking of Carthage, and Coriolanus entreated by his Family, 2 oblong plates, with a great many figures on l sheet, by TARDIEU 0 7 6 1054 RAPE oF THE SABINES, and Peace between the Romans and Sabines, 2 oblong plates, with a great many figures on one sheet, bg SIMONNEAU 0 7 6 Jerome Genga. 1055 CHRIST HEALING THE LEPERS, engraved by Surugue 0 7 6 Jerome Mutin. 1056 CHRIST WASHING THE FEET OF THE APOSTLES ( Altar-piece at Rhiems Cathedral), finely engraved by DESPLACES, 25 by 17!- inches 0 10 0 1057 RAISING OF LAZARUS, finely engraved by VALLEE 0 7 6 Jules Romain. 1058 BAIN DE NYMPHES from the painting in the Crozat Gallery, engraved by DE PoILLY, 12£ by 10-! inches, with margins 0 7 6 1059 LA CREATION D'EvE, from painting in the Crozat Galle.ry, engraved by HAUSSART, 13 by 11! inches 0 7 6 Paul Veronese : 1060 OuR SA vrnuR AND THE DISCIPLES AT EMMA us, finely engraved by Du FLOs, from the Picture in the Orleans Collection, 20-i- by I 7 ! inches, with margins 0 15 0 1061 ERASMI. Adagiorum Epitome, Ant. Plantin 1564-Epitomies Adagiorum omni um qure exstant, ab Erasmo, J unio et aliis collecta, a V. Giselino illustrata .Ant. Plantin, 1566 ; 2 vols in 1, thick sm. 8vo, vellum 0 5 0 1062 ERASMUS (D.) Morire Encomium, or Panegyrick upon Folly, with Epistle to Sir T. More, and Account of Holbein's Pictures, &c., portrait of Erasmus and portrait of Holbein inserted, 46 illustrations of the book, all by HOLBEIN; 8vo, calf 1709 0 16 0 1063 EsoP. Select Fables of Esop and other Fabulists, in three books, by Robert Dodsley, 159 woodcuts; sm. 8vo, sheep 1784 0 4 6 1064 Essex. NORD EN ( J.) Speculi Britannire Pars. An Historical and Choro graphical Description of the County of Essex (in 1594) edited from the original MS. in the Marquess of Salisbury's Collection at Hatfield, by Sir H. Ellis; sm. 4to, cloth Cam. Soc., 1840 0 7 6 With facsimile of the Map drawn by Norden. Said to be the first showing the Roads. He calls Essex "the English Goshen-the fattest of the Land; com- parable to Palestine, that flowed with milke and hunnye." Etchings: 1065 ETc~INGS for the Art Union of London, by the ETCHING CLUB, 30 exquisite etchings after C. . W. Cope, T. Oreswick, Webster, Palmer,

1085 FENN'S ORIGINAL LETTERS, written during the Reigns of Henry VI., Edwards IV. and V., Richard III. and Henry VII., by various Persons of Rank and Consequence, PORTR.AITS SHOWING THE COSTUMES, COLOURED, and numerous facsimiles; 5 vols, 4to, hall russia, good set 1787-18:23 4 15 0 BEST EDITION of the ENTIRE WORK, containing many curious particulars, and anecdotes relative to the turbulent and bloody, but hitherto dark period of our history. Each letter is accompanied by the same in modern orthography. 1086 FIELDING (Henry) History of the Adventures of JOSEPH ANDREWS, name written on titles; 2 vols, 12mo, new calf gilt, FIRST EDITION 17 42 3 10 0 1087 FINDEN (E. and W.). EIGHT HIGHLY-FINISHED LINE ENGRAVINGS, BY THE BEST MODERN ENGLISH ARTISTS, Engraved by Rolls, Smith, ]filler, Finden, Stocks, Willmore, Sangster, &:c. ; sizes averaging 12 by 9 inches, all on paper 2H by 18! inches · (Pub. in 1838-9-40) 1 8 0 BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, by Stanfield-TAMING OF THE SHREW by Leslie~ PROCESSION TO THE CHRISTENING, by Henry Williams-INTERIOR OF HIGHLANDER'S COTTAGE) by Landseer-Vrnw ON THE RIVER STOUR NEAR DEDHAM, by Constable -Rums OF CARTHAGE, by Linton-SCENE FROM BEGGAR'S OPERA, by Newton NEAPOLITAN PEASANTS, by Uwins. 1088 FILMER (Sir R.) The Freeholders' Grand Inquest, touching our Sovereign Lord the King, and bis Parliament, with Observations upon Forms of Government, Tl:ie Anarchy of a Limited Monarchy, and an Advertisement touching Witches, with a difference between an English and Hebrew Witch, fine portrait of Charles IL; sm. 8vo, calf 1679 0 12 0 Forest Trees and Forestry : 1089 DECAISNE, NAUDIN, and HEMSLEY.-Handbook of Hardy Trees, Shrubs, and Herbaceous Plants, 264 fine wood engravings; thick 8vo, cloth 1873 0 l~ 0 1090 SELBY (P. J.) History of British Forest Trees, Indigenous and Introduced, with nearly 200 beautiful wood engravings by Williams; 8vo, half calf, scarce Van Voorst, 1842 1 5 0 1091 YoUNG (Miss S. A.) Studies of Trees with and without Foliage, 12 large plates; PROOFS ON INDIA PAPER; imp. folio, wrappers N.D. Q 18 0 The Sketches for this work were drawn from nature, near Clifton, and are taken from Shirehampton, King's ,v eston Park, and Druid's Stoke (pub. at £3 3s.) 1092 FRANCIS (J.) HISTORY OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND, its Times and Traditions; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, scarce 1855 0 15 0 1093 FRANKLIN (Capt. John), Narrative of a Journey to the shores of the Polar Sea, in the years 1819-22. With an APPENDIX on various subjects relating to Science and Natural History. Second Expedition in the years 1825-27, including an account of the progress of a detachment to the eastward, by John Richardson, M.D.; 2 vols. 4to, illustrated with 71 engraved plates, maps, &c., SOME IN COLOURS, calf gilt 1823-28 3 10 0 Freemasonry : 1094 AHIM~N REZON: or a Help to a Brother, the Excellency of Secrecy, and the F1rst cause of Freemasonry, the Ancient Manner of Constituting New Lodges, and all Charges, the Prayers used in Jewish and Christian Lodges &c., w~th a large collection of Mason's Songs, and Solomon's Temple, a~ Oratorrn; post 8vo, boards 1803 O 9 0 1095 CoNSTITUTIONS of th~ Ancient Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons, the Charges, Regulations, &c., published by the authority of the United Grand Lodge, by W. H. White, Grand Secretary, plates; 8vo, cloth 1841 0 3 6 1096 FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY REVIEW NEW SERIES from the commencement in 1843 to 1854, and the Freem.'asons' Monthiy Magazine for 1855; 13 vols, 8vo, half calf 1843-55 2 5 0 1098 OLIVER ( Dr.) WoRKS on Freemasonary; 10 vols, 8vo, and post 8vo, cloth 1837-50 2 16 0 Signs and Sy~hols illustratad in Twelve Lectures, 1837-History of Initiation, Account of the Rites ~nd Ceremonies, &c., 1841-Historical Landmarks, &c., of Freemasonry; 2 vols1 illustrated, 1845, Masonic Manual, Lectures on }freemasonry 1843-Golden Remams. of the ~arly Masonic Writers; 2 vols, 1847-Spirit of Masonry, by W. Hutchmson, with Notes by Dr. Oliver, 1843-Theocratic Philo sophy of Freemasonry, 1850-Book of the Lodge, or Officer's Manual, 1849. ASHTON NJELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 83 Freemasonry-continued. 1099 JoNES (Stephen) Masonic Miscellanies in Poetry and Prose-I. The Muse of Masonry, 170 Masonic Songs-II. The Masonic Essayist-III. The Freemason's Vade-Mecum. emblematical frontispiece,; 12mo, sheep 1797 0 8 6 1099a PHILOSOPHY OF MASONS, in Epistles from Egypt to a Nobleman; sm. 8vo, half calf - 1790 0 7 6 1100 POCKET COMPANION and History of Freemasons, their Origin, Progress, and Present State, Laws, Constitutions, Customs, Changes, Orders, and Regulations, with a Collection of Songs, &c. ; sm. 8vo, calf 1764 0 6 0 1101 PROOFS OF A CONSPIRACY against all the Religions and Governments of Europe, carried on in the Secret Meetings of Freemasons, &c., collected from good Authorities by John Robison, A.M. ; thick 8vo, boards, UNCUT, Dublin, 1798 0 6 0 1102 WESTON (Allyn) The Ashlar, with portrait of the Grand Master, Vol. I. Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 12-Vol. II. Nos. 5to 12, together 13 parts; 8vo, wrappers Detroit, Mich., U.S.A. 1855-7 0 7 6 French Books: 1103 AVANCIN (N.) Le Prince Devot et Guerrier, ou les Vertus Heroiques de Leopold Guillaume Archiduc D'Austriche, traduit du Latin, et angmente en Franc;ois par H. Bex. tous deux de la Comp. de J., 2 fine plates of the Oastra Doloris and the Tumba,; 4to, calf 1667 0 6 0 1104 AYME (Chanoine) Les Fondemens de la Foi pour des jeunes gens qui sont a la vielle d'entrer dans le monde; 2 vols, sm. 8vo, calf gilt Lyon, 1830 0 3 6 1105 BIOGAPHIE de tousles Ministres, depuis la Constitution de 1791; jusqu'a nos jours; 8vo, half calf 1825 0 3 0 1106 BoISSIERE (De La Prestre de l'Oratoire) Sermons, Panegyriques, et Oraison Funebre; 5 vols, sm. 8vo, calf gilt Paris, 1738 0 7 6 1107 BOUVIER (M. P. L.) Manuel des Jeunes Artistes et Amateurs en Peinture, augmentee de l'art de restaurer des Vieux Tableaux, folding plates; 8vo, calf gilt Paris, 1832 0 4: 6 1108 BUTLER (Samuel) Hudibras, Poeme ecrit dans le terns des 'l'roubles d' Angleterree Traduit en Vers Francois, portrait of the Author, and folding plates after Hogarth,; 3 vols, 12mo, calf gilt, very scarce, ONLY TWO HUNDRED COPIES PRINTED Londres (Paris), 17 57 1 1 0 Brindley's copy sold £5 5s. Inglis's (morocco) £8 10s. 6d. The BEST EDITION of Captain Townley's masterly translation, with the text in English on one side. 1109 BYRNE (Miles, chef de Bataillon in service of France, &c.), edited by his Widow, Fanny Byrne, portrait from drawing by Mrs. Byrne; 2 vols, 8vo, sewed Paris, 1864 0 7 6 1110 ---- Le Meme, Traduction de l'Anglais par Hedouin, portrait; 3 vols, Svo, sewed Paris, 1863 0 9 t'J · Interesting account by a Nationalist of his adventures in 1798 and subsequent career in France under Napoleon, and down to 1862. 1111 CORNEILLE (P.) CEUVRES CHoisEs, collationees par Regnier, plates; roy. 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt edges Paris, 1883 0 7 6 1112 CREVIER's HISTOIRE DES EMPEREURS RoMAINS, depuis Auguste jusqu'a. Constantin; 8 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt Paris, Didot, 1824 0 10 0 1113 DE LA RuE ( Abbe) Essais Historiques sur la Ville de Caen et son Arrondissement, plates of Antiquities by T. Jolimont; 2 vols, 8vo, calf Caen, 18~0 0 9 0 1114 FIGUIER (Louis) LES MERVEILLES DE LA SCIENCE, ou description Popu laire des Inventions Modernes, several hundred engravings,; 2 vols, half calf gilt Paris, 1867 0 10 0 Machine a Vapeur, Bateaux a Vapeur, Loco~otive et Chemens de Fer. ~oco mobilis, Machine Electrique, Paratonnerres, Pile de Volta, Electr?-Magnet1sme, Telegraphic Aerienne Electrique el Sous-Marine Cable Transatlantique, Gal_vano plattie, Dorure et Argentine Electro-Chimiques, Horfoges et Sonnettes Electnques, Aerostas, Etherisation. 1115 GAUME (l'Abbe) Manuel des Confesseurs; 8vo, half calf Paris, 1843 0 3 6 1116 GoDESCARD (Chanoine) Abrege des Vies des Pe~es, des Mai;tyrs., et des autres Principaux Saintes; 4 vols, sm. 8vo, calf gilt Paris, 1824 0 4 6 80, Park Street, BRISTOL. 84 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

French Books-continued. 1117 GRANDISON ( Sir Charles) translated into French by the Abbe de Prevost, 6 plates · 7 vols 18mo half calf Cazin, 1786 0 5 0 1118 GuEUDE~ILLE(M.)ATL~sHrsTORIQUE, ou Nouvellelntroductional'H~stoire, Chronologue et Geogarphie, depuis le commencement du Monde Jusqu'a present, repr~sentee en Nouvelles Cartes ~vec Dissertations s~ _l'Histoire de chaque Etat, properly illustrated with fine plates, con:taining ma1:'y small subjects ( several thousands in all) of maps, plan~, views, port~aits, armorials ceremonies, processions, customs, &:c., of the different countries of the world,' all finely engraved; 3 vols, folio, calf gilt, RARE AND CURIOUS Amst., 1705 1 5 0 1119 HEURES (Grandes) de la Cour, a 1 usage Universe}, ornees de belles Figures d'apres les grands Maitres, dedie~s a Madame de . la Ro~hefo~ cault, plates ,· 12mo, red morocco extra, gilt on back and sides, with gilt edges, and Monogram of S. R: on eac~ cover No_ date, but about 1815 0 4 6 1120 LAITARPE. Lycee, or Cours de L1tterature, Ancienne et Moderne; 16 vols in 19 8vo cloth Paris, 1800 0 18 0 "Ce monm~ent durable, sur lequel se fonde sa gloire litterature, est une histoire raisenne des productions de l' esprit et de l'imagination Homere, insqu'a nos jours. "- Biographe Univers. 1121 LE SAGE, Le Diable Boiteux, corrigee, refondu, et augmentee d'un volume, avec des figures curieuses de IJubercelle; 2 vols, 12mo, calf Imp a Roiten, et vend a Paris, 1728 0 5 0 1122 LIONCY (J.) Memoire a Consulter, et Consultation pour J. Lioncy, Creancier et Syndic de la Masse de la Raison de Commerce estable a Marseille, sous le nom de Lioncy freres, et Gouffre, centre Se Corp~ et Societe des PP. Jesuites; sm. 8vo, calf 1761 0 7 · 6 1123 LoARTE (G., Soc, Jes. Doc. Tneol.) Enchiridium seu, Instructio Con- fessariorum M. Fornarii, S.J. ,· 12mo, cf. gilt Paris, 1676 0 ·2 - 6 1124 MOLIERE. (Euvres de, avec des Notes de tous les Commentateurs, portrait,· 2 vols, sm. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt Paris, IJidot, 1845 0 7 6 1125 MONTESQUIEU, Les (Euvres Completes, avec sa Vie, et des Notes de Dupin, Crevier, Voltaire, La Harpe, &c., portrait; imp. 8vo, half green morocco, full gilt back and gilt edges 18 7 6 0 9 0 1126 OFFICE DE L'EGLISE ; a l'usage de Diocese de Rouen, Latin et Francais, pour les Dimanches et Fetes, et toute l'annee, selon les nouveaux Missel, Rituel, et Breviere, with Notes of the Eight Tones for Psalms and Canticles; 4 vols, sm. 8vo, calf gilt · Rouen, 1823 0 5 0 1127 OLD FRENCH PLAYS.-Marthesie, premiere Reine des Amazones, par de la Mothe, Amst., 1780-Semiramis, par Orebillon, La Haye, 1718-Meleagre, par de la Grange, Amst., 1702-La Sylvia du Sieur Mairat, Tragi-Comedie Pastorales, 1659, Rouen, Le Distrait, Comedie, Amst., 1569, may be mis print for HOO and odd-Les Dames Vangees, curious front., Amst., 1696 -Les ]!'ables d'Esope, Comede, curious front., 1690-La Folle Enchere Paris, 1691; in 1 vol, 12mo, new calf, all except Les Fables, uncut, RARE: 1598i-1718 0 16 0 1128 [PREVOST,_ l'.Abb~] Le. Doyen de !Gller~ne, Histoire Morale, composee sur les Memoires dune 11lustre Fam11le d Irlande ; 6 vols, sm. 8vo, calf gilt, . . Paris,1762 0 9 0 1129 PRIERES Ohretiennes ~elon l'Esprit de l'Eglise, pour servir d'instruction aux Nouveaux Cathohques, sur les devoires ordinaires de la Religion par l'ordre de Mons. l'Archeveque de Paris; 12mo, calf, RARE Paris 1686 0 7 6 Contemporary ~ooks with the term NEW CATHOLICS expressed is very rare. The name was first applied to the Moors a.nd Jews forcibly converted under Ferdinand and Is~bella, and was in 1685-6 applied to the converted Protestants who went to Mass m consequence of the events following the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. 1130 [SAINTE-PALAIE ET MILLOT] Histoire Litteraire des Troubadours con tenant leurs vies, extraits de leurs pieces, particularites sur les ~reurs usages et histoire du 12e et 13e siecles; 3 vols, 12mo, half calf Paris, 1774 0 9 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 85

French Books-continued. 1131 SEVIGNE.-Memoires touchant le Vie et les Ecrits de Marie de Rabutin Chantal Marquise de Sevigne, durant la Regence et la Fronde, par le Baron Walckenaer; 6 vols, sm. 8vo,_ half calf gilt Paris, 1845-65 0 6 0 1132 ST. SIMON ( Marquise de) Histoire de la Guerre des Alpes, ou Campagne de 17 44, par les Armees Combinees de l'Espagne et de France, ou l' on a joint l'Histoire de Coni, depuis sa fondation en 1120 jusqu'a present; 4to, calf gilt, on the back is the gilt library stamp of H.R.H. the Duke of York Amst., 1770 0 12 0 1133 SULLY (Maximilian De Bethune, Due de) Memoires des Sages et Royalles CEconomies D'Estat, Domestiques, Politiques, et Militaires de Henri le Grand, l'Exemplaires des Roys, le Princes des Vertus, des Armes et des Loix, &c., first and second vols, Amsterdam, no date,; third and fourth, Paris, 1662; FIRST EDITION, 4 vols in 2, folio, calf rebacked 1638-62 2 2 0 VERY RARE. The two first volumes were privately printed in 1638 by a printer of Angers at the Chateau de Sully ( Amstelredam on the titles). They are distin guished by the device on the titles of three V's (Virtues) Foy, Esperance, Charitie, crowned with Amaranthe and coloured green. This is the celebrated work as dictated by the Duke, and privately printed by him. After his decease the editions were mis en ordre par l'Abbe de l'Ecluse, a Jesuit who is said to have eliminated those passages which told the most against the Society. Each volume has the book-plate of the eminent Judge, Sir John Silvester, who was familiarly known as Black Jack. 113-4: VATOUT (J.) Le Chateau d'Amboise, Souvenirs, Historiques, son Histoire et sa Description, avec les Pieces Justicatives; 8vo, half morocco gilt Paris, 1852 0 5 0 1135 VAUGELAS (L. de) Soixante Vues de plus beaux Palais, Monuments et Eglises de Paris, Cathedrales et chateaux de la France, avec explications des meilleurs auteurs, 60 plates,; 8vo, boards Paris, N.D. 0 4 0 1136 VERTOT (Abbe de) Histoire des Chevaliers Hospitaliers de S. Jean de J erusalern, appeller depuis Les Chevaliers de Rhodes et augourd'hui Les Chevaliers de Malta, portrait of the A utlwr and maps, and the entire series of large portraits of the Grand Master of the Order from the celebrated Originals preserved in the Cathedral of Malta,; 4 vols, 4to, calf gilt Paris, 1726 2 10 0 1137 VrnLLET-LE-Duc's Histoire de L'Habitations Humaine, depuis les temps Prehistoriques J usqu1a nos jours, coloured frontispiece and numerous beautiful engravings,; thick 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt edges Paris, N.D. 0 9 O 1138 VoITURE, Lettres et Autres CEuvres, augmentee de Alcidalis et Zelide, portrait,; thick 12mo, calf Avec le Sphere, Amst., 1697 0 6 0 1139 FRY (John) BIBLIOGRAPHICAL MEMORANDA in illustration of Early English Literature; sm. 4to, calf, RARE Bristol, 1816 1 5 0 ONLY ONE HUNDRED COPIES PRINTED. This belonged to Mr. JOSEPH HASLE· WOOD, and has his armorial book plate. Inserted are two letters from the Author to Mr. Haslewood, and at the end the original wrappers and advertisements of the successive portions are bound in. Furniture and Decoration : 1140 Cox (E. T.) Art of Garnishing Churches at Christmas and other Festivals, with illustrations from original designs and Ancient examples, some in colours.,· 8vo, cloth N.D. 0 2 6 1141 CUTTS (Rev. E.) Essay on Church Furniture and Decoration, COLOURED PLATES and wood engravings,; 8vo, cloth, 1854 0 6 0 114.2 CUTTS ( Rev. E.) Essay on the Christmas Decoration of Churches, illustrated,; thin 8vo, cloth N.D. 0 2 6 1144 HAMPTON'S Illustrated Designs of Cabinet Furniture, upwards of 700 designs,; 4to, cloth, N.D. 0 3 6 1145 PocucK (W. F.) Modern Finishings for Rooms, a series of DESIGNS FOR VESTIBULES, HALLS, STAIRCASES, DRESSING ROOMS, BOUDOIRS, LIBRARIES, and DRAWING RooMs, with their DooRs, WINDOWS, CHIMNEY PIECES, and other finishings to a large scale, &c., witli 86 plates,; 4to, calf 1811 0 12 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 86 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. Furniture and Decoration-continued. 1148 THOMAS (W. C.) Mural or Monumental Decoration, IJs Ai?1s aD:d ~etho~s, comprising Fresco, Encaustic, Water, Glass, Mosaic, 011 Pamtrng, with Appendix, 8vo, cloth N.D. 0 7 6 1140 Window Draperies. CHARLES (R.) Three Hund~ed Designs for Window Draperies, Fringes, and Mantle-Board Decorations, engraved on 100 plates_; A BEAUTIFUL SERIES, IN A PORTFOLIO . . 1874 1 4 0 In the Adams's style English N eo-Grec, Gothic, Modern English, Loms XIII., Louis XVI., Modern ' French: German, Flemish, Italian, Cinque Cento, Renaissance, Pompeian. Games, Sports and Exercises : 1150 Angling. BEST (T.) Art of Angling, with several re~ent Discoveries, to which is added N obb's Complete Troller, also Prognostics of the Weather, with and without the Barometer, plate of fiies; l 2mo, half calf gilt l 822 0 4 6 1151 BROOKE (R.) The Art of Angling; exactly describing the different kinds of Fish that are found in the Fresh or Salt Waters, forming a Sportsman's Magazine, and comprising all that is curious and valuable in the Art of Angling, 135 engrnvings; sm. 8vo. calf 1770 0 7 6 1152 HOFLAND (T.C.) British Angler's Manual, including a Piscatorial Account of the principal Rivers, Lakes, and Trout Streams in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland, new edition, enlarged by E. JESSE, many beautiful engravings; post 8vo, half morocco gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1848 0 8 0 1153 OLIVER (S.) Scenes and Recollections of Fly-Fishing in Northumberland, Cumberland, and Westmoreland, numerous engravings_; small 8vo, cloth 1834 Q 6 0 1154 PENNELL (H. P.) Spinning Tackle, what it is, and what it ought to be, with a few words on Fine-Fishing Arts; 32 pp. 12mo, boards, FIRST EDITION 1862 0 4 6 1155 RoNALDS (A.) FLY-FISHERS' ENTOMOLOGY, illustrated by Coloured Repre sentations of the Natural and Artificial Insect, with observations and instructions relative to Trout and Grayling Fishing, 19 plates beautifully coloured; 8vo, cloth, the rare FIRST EDITION 1836 1 10 0 1156 [VENABLES (Col. Robert)] The Experienced Angler, or Angling Improved: being a General Discourse of Angling, frontispiece by Vaughan; 12mo, half calf, RARE 1 G88 1 10 0 1157 WALTON AND COTTON'S COMPLETE ANGLER, with Illuatrative Notes, MAJOR'S EDITION, with nearly 100 highly-finished engravings on copper and wood, LARGE PAPER INDIA PROOFS; er. 8vo, boards UNCUT Majo,·, 1823 3 10 0 ] 158 WALTON (Izaak) The Complete Angler, or the Contemplative Man's Recreation, a fac-simile reprint of the first edition published in 1653 ; post 8vo, boards Elliot Stock, 1876 0 5 0 1159 WHITNEY (John, ~ Lover of the Angle) The Genteel Recreation, or the Pleasure of Anglmg, a Poem, with a Dialogue between Piscator and Corydon; l:3mo, calf gilt London, 1700 45 0 0 VERY RARE. ONLY ONE OTHER OOPY IS. KNOWN TO EXIST. 1160 YOUNGER ~J., of St. Boswel!'s) On River Angling for Salmon and Trout, more particularly as practised in the Tweed and its Tributaries · FIRST BDITION, thin 16mo, cloth ' 1840 O 3 6 1161 BAILY'S MAGAZINE of Sports and Pastimes and Racing Register portraits; Vols 1 to 4, clean in parts 1860-2 2 10 0 1162 BECKFORD (P.) THOUGHTS ON HUNTING, in a Series of Familiar Letters with a Chapter on Coursing; sm. 8vo, cloth 1840 O 7 6 1163 BOOK OF GAMES, or a History of the Juvenile Sports at the Kingston Academy, fine plates by W. Blake; 12mo, half bound 1805 O 15 0 1164 Bull_ Fights. Carnicero (Ant.) Colleccion de las Principales Suertes de una ~ornda de Toros, 12 plates of the incidents of a Spanish Bull Fight, . COLOURED; oblong sm. 4to, half morocco Madrid, 1796 1 12 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 87

Games, Sports, and Exercises-continued. 1165 Chess. Easy Introduction to, containing One Hundred Examples of Games and a great variety of Critical Situations and Conclusions, to which are added "Caissa," a Poem by Sir W. Jones, "The Morals of Chess/' by Dr. Franklin, Anecdotes of Chess-players; 2 vols in I, 12mo, half calf 1806 0 2 6 1166 PHILIDOR's Studies of Chess, containing " Caissa," a Poem by Sir Wm. Jones; a Systematic Introduction to the Game; and the whole Analysis of Chess; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf 1805 0 4 6 1167 KENNY (W. S.) Practical Chess Grammar, plates,- thin 4to, boards 1818 0 3 6 1168 Coaching. HARRIS (Stanley, "an Old Stager") The Coaching Age, illustrated by John Sturgiss ,- 8vo, cloth 1885 0 10 6 1169 Cricket. Rules and Instructions, by T. Box.A.LL, for playing at the GAME OF CRICKET, as practised by the most eminent Players, to which is subjoined the LA ws AND REGULATIONS OF CRICKETERS, and revised by the Cricket Club at Marylebone; 12mo, in the original half sheep, RARE 1804 2 10 0 Very early book on the game. 1170 Fencing. GIRARD (P. J. F.) Traite des Armes enseignant la Manirre de Combattre de l'Epee, Ensemble a faire de hon grace des Saluts, Exercise du Fusil, et de la Grenadiere, with 116 fine plates (81 plates of fencing); oblong 4to, new calf gilt, gilt edges La Haye, 1711 8 8 0 1171 Horsemanship. NEWCASTLE (Guillaume Cavendish, Marquis et Comte de) Methode Nouvelle et Invention Extraordinaire de dresser les chevaux, numerous beautiful 2-page plates of Charles II. on horseback, Two of the Marquis on horseback and one deified in triumphal chariot, view of Welbeck and the Manege there, Four of the Marquis on horseback at Bolsover, The Marqu·is and all the Cavendishes (family pictm·e ). The Marquis ascending to Heaven on a flying horse with 11 other horses kneeling in worship, The Marquis sporting in Welbeck Park, also fine engraved title and 6 of the Marquis giving instructions in horsemanship and 2 others, together 31 charming plates; folio, vellum, letterpress and 11 plates deficient 1658 5 0 0 A complete copy with 42 plates fetched £39 in London the other day. 1172 Musket and Pike Exercises. GEYN (J. de) Wapenhandeliughe van Roers Musquetten ende Spiessen; achtervolghende de ordre de Maurits Prince van Orangerie Grave van Nassau, &c., engraved title (mounted) and 117 fine large plates of full length figures of Jlfusket and Pike Exercises_; folio, half calf Amst., 1608 6 10 0 Curious and rare work, full of fine engravings depicting most artistically and minutely the Military Exercises and Weapons in use during _the decade pre ceding the Thirty Years' V{ar. 1173 Race Horses. TATTERSALL's (G.) PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ENGLISH RACE HORSES, Portraits of all the Winners of the Derby, Oaks, and St. Leger Stakes during the last twenty years, and a History of the principal opera tions of the Turf, illustrated by 90 engravings after paintings by Cooper, Herring, Hancock, and others,- thick royal 8vo, half morocco gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1850 3 10 0 117 4 STUD BooK (The General) containing Pedigrees of Race Horses, &c., from the Restoration to the Present Time, vols for 1803, 1808, 1822, 1836; 4 vols, 8vo, bound, not uniform 0 9 0 1175 REYNARDSON(C. T. S. B.) "DowN THE RoAD" or Reminiscences of a Gentleman Coachman, witk 12 coloured plates; post 8vo, cloth 1887 0 7 6 1176 Shooting. JOHNSON (T. B.) The Shooter's Preceptor, Practical Instructions in the Choice, Breaking, and Management of the Dog used in Shooting, with the Art of Shooting, Flying, and the correct mode of Beating the Enclosures and Covers, and every information connected with the use of the Fowling-piece, engravings; sm. 8vo, cloth 1838 0 3 6 1177 AscHAM (Roger) ToxoPHILUS, the Schole, or Partitions of Shooting, plesaunt for all Gentlemen and Yomen of England, 1571, with Dedication and Preface by Walters; sm. 8vo, half russia gilt, SCARCE Wrexkum, 1788 0 15 0 30 Park Street, BRISTOL. 88 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Games, Sports, and Exercises-continued. 117 8 WALKER'S EXERCISES FOR LADIES, calculated to preserve and improve Beauty, and to prevent and correct Personal Defee.ts, i?sepera~le _from constrained or careless Habits, founded on Phys1olog1cal Prmc1ples, 33 copper plates; small 8vo, bound, with gilt edges 1837 0 12 0 1179 Gardening. LouDoN's GARDENER'S MAG.AZINE, and Register of Rural and Domestic Improvements, from its commencement, many hundred engravings, 19 vols; Svo, half calf (pub. at £19) . 1828~43 2 5 0 This is the best Practical Work on all the subjects connected with Gardenmg and Rural Affairs, containing articles by the most eminint writers of the day. 1180 GAY'S FABLES, with Life, FINE EDITION, PRINTED IN LARGE .AND BEAU- TIFUL TYPE BY BENSLEY, and illustrated with 70 fine t!ngravings by Blake, &:c.; 2 vols, royal 8vo, calf gilt 1793 2 5 0 1181 GAY'S FABLES, WITH LIFE, printed in large type, with 69 BEAUTIFUL EN- GRA VINGs, being a plate to each Fable,- 8vo, calf 1793 0 8 6 1182 GAY (J.) F .ABLES, with 50 fine plates,- 8vo, calf 1728 0 7 6 1183 GAY's FABLES, with Life by JoHNSoN, wood engravings,- 12mo, calf gilt Whittingham, 1812 0 3 6 1184 GELL (Sir W.) Narrative of a Journey in the MOREA, engravings,- 8vo, boards 1823 0 3 6 1185 Gems. MARLBOROUGH GEMS. Gemmarum Antiquarum Delectus ex prrestantioribus desumptus, qure in Dactylisthecis Ducis Marlburiensis conservantur, frontispiece and 100 fine engravings by Bartolozzi from drawings by Cipriani, with descriptions in Latin and French ; 2 vols, folio, half morocco gilt, gilt top edges, rest uncut, GOOD .AS NEW 1845 2 15 0 The Collection of works in Cameo and Intaglio, formed by the third Duke of Marlborough, and known as the " Marlborough Gems," has for nearly a century deservedly possessed a wide reputation. To the archreologist, the cabinet at Blen heim has always possessed a singular interest, from its including the collection of gems which had been formed by the famous Earl of Arundel, who, during the troubled times of Charles I., found a solace for the abridgment of his digni ties in collecting works of art and monuments of antiquity. The entire Collection was sold in June, 1875, for £35,750. Geology: 1186 DARWIN (C.) Geological Observations on South America, being the third part of the Geology of the Voyage of the Beagle, mr::ip and plates,- 8vo, cloth 1846 0 15 0 1187 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, Quarterly Journal, complete from Feb. 1865 to Aug. 1881, being vols. 21 to 37, with a large number of plates, clean in 69 parts , 1865-81 9 10 0 1188 GEOLOGY, Natural History, Pre-historic Antiquities of Craven, by Prof. L. C. Miall, coloured Geological Map and coloured Sections,- 4to, stiff covers Leeds 1878 0 3 0 1189 GEOLOGICA~ ~URVEY of th~ United Kingdom (Memoirs of), Figures and Descr!pt10ns Illustrative of British Organic Remains, Decades I.-IX., with 83 plates,; 9 parts, 4to, printed covers, SC.ARCE 1849-58 2 10 0 1190 GEOLOGIST (The). a. Popular Monthly Magazine of Geology, edited by S. J. MACKIE, contarnmg Valuable Papers by the Principal Geologists of the Day, Reports of Societies, &c., numerous plates from the commencement, 1858, to June, 1864, A COMPLETE SET; 5 vols in cloth uncut and the rest in parts (cost £5 9s.) ' ' 1858-64 1 10 0 1191 HITCHCOCK ( Prof. E.) Final Report on the GEOLOGY OF MASSACHUSETTS illitslrated with 53 Sections and Plates of Fossils, and 27 5 woodcuts;. 2 vols, 4to, cloth, uncut, SCARCE Amlierst, U.S., 1841 1 8 - 0 1192 LEBOUR (G. A.) Catalogue of the Hutton Collection of Fossil Plants with List of the Chief Carboniferous Species not in it ; royal 8vo, p~inted covers Newcastle 1878 0 3 0 1193 PHILLIPS (J.) Illustrati~ns of th~ GEOLOGY OF YORKSHIRE, or Desc;iption of the Str~ta and Organ~c Remarns, part I. ( all published) TBE YORKSHIRE COAST, edited by Etheridge, COLOURED folding map and 26 plates, some COLOURED; 4to, cloth (pub. £2 2s.) 1875 1 1 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 89

Geology-continued. 1194 SECOND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 15 various volumes of Reports, each complete in itself, pub. between 1875 and 1882, with numerous woodcuts, plates, and large folding maps, many being coloured; 15 vols, 8vo, cloth Harrisburg, 1875-82 1 10 0 Comprise Historical Sketch of Geological Explorations-on the Brown Hemalite ore of Lehigh-Progress in the Laboratory at Harrisbury, 2 vols Anthracite Coal Regions-Oil Regions-Oil Well Records-Coke Manufacture and Coal and Iron Beds-Trap Dykes and Azoic Rocks-Beaver River Bitu menous Coal Fields-Laurence County Coal Measures-Greene and \Vashington Bitumenous Coal, 2 vols-Nuniata Fossil Iron ore. 1195 PLATT's Report on Coke Manufacture, with Geological Notes on Coal and Iron Ore Beds, 2 plates; 8vo, cloth . Harrisburg, 1876 0 2 0 1196 STEVENSON'S Report on Greene and Washington District of Bitumenous Coal Fields, 2 folding maps; 8vo, cloth Harrisburg, 1876 0 2 0 1197 U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY of the Territories embracing portions of MouTANA, IDAHO, WYOMING, and UTAH, also COLORADO and parts of adjacent Territories, being a Report of the Exploration for the years 1872-3-4-5, by F. V. HAYDEN, U.S. Geologist, several hundred folding and other plates and wood engravings, maps, Geology, Natural History, &:c.; 4 thick vols, 8vo, cloth Washington, 1872-77 0 12 0 1198 SMILES (S.) ROBERT DICK, Baker, of Thurso, Geologist and Botanist, portrait and numerous illustrations,; thick post 8vo, new cloth gilt 1878 0 7 6 German. 1199 BoTTIGER ( Dr. K. W.) Geschichte des Deutschen Volkes und des Deutschen Landes, plates,; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt 1835 0 3 6 1200 GRIMM ( Dr. J.) DEUTSCHE GRAMMATIK; 3 vols, 8vo, calf gilt 1822-31 1 16 0 1201 'KINDERLIEDER (Alte und Neue) Fabeln, Spruche, und Rathsel, numerous capital engravings after Kaulbach, Heideck, Schwind, Stauber, &:c.,; sm. 4to, cloth Leipzig, 1849 0 6 0 1202 ScmLLER's Gedichte, beautiful illustrations by Fullhaas; post 8vo, cloth handsomely gilt, gilt edges Leipzig, N.D. 0 3 0 1203 GILLIBRAND: Survey of Lands lying within the several Townships of Adlington, Blackrod, Chorley, Duxbury, and Euxton in the County of Lancaster, belonging to Thomas Gilli brand, Esq., by James Lang, 1769 (also Wildness and Sutton); 4to, rough calf 1769 0 14 0 A MS. note says this was exhibited in 1830 in chancery suit,Fazakerleyv.Ford. 1204 GILLY's ( Rev. W. S.) Narrative of an Excursion to the Mountains of Pied mont, and Researches among the Vaudois, or Waldensian Protestants, maps and facsimiles of documents; 8vo, calf extra, full gilt 1826 0 4 6 Gloucestershire. 1205 BIGLAND (Ralph) Gloucestershire: Historical, Monumental, and Genea logical Collections relative to the County of Gloucester, numerous en gravings of Churches, Monuments, &:c . ., the two Works bound together, thick folio, half morocco, gilt edges 17 91-1819 5 5 0 Vol. I. only of Bigland, Vol. II. was never completed. 1206 BRISTOL CHARITIES, edited by Manchee; 2 vols, 4to, half calf 1831 0 9 0 1207 BRISTOL CITY CHARTERS, containing the Original Institittion of Mayor, Recorders, Sheriffs, &c., and the Ancient Laws and Customs of the City,; 4to, calf 1736 0 7 6 1208 BRISTOL HoAx (The) or the MERCHANT'S WEDDING, being a History of the Ad ventures· of the renowned Mr. Woolly in Search of a Wife and .£47,000; 8vo, half bound, RARE 1842 1 10 0 How he went out to gather wool and came home shorn-how he fell among the briars and thorns, and finally got a wife ; but not the cash. 1209 BRISTOL SPY and Bath Censor, Nos. 1 to 19 j 4to, wrappers, RARE 1838 1 8 0 Also contains Rita's Gazette of Variety, Nos. I to 7. 1210 BRISTOL BRIDGE RIOTS. A Volume of Nineteen Rare Publications relating to this UnfortunattAjfair, a collection probably itnique, and ofgreat interest to · the local collector; 8vo, half calf Bristol, l 7~2-4 1 5 0 30,. Park Street, BRISTOL. 90 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. Gloucestershire-continued. 1211 BRISTOL. Notes on the Wills in the Great Orphan Book and Book of Wills in the Council House at Bristol, by the Rev. T. P. WADLEY; 5 parts, 8vo, wrappers . 18~6 0 12 0 1212 BRISTOL.-REDCLIFlt STREET. A Series of Ten Fme Large Photographw Views in Redcliff Street, mostly representing old Houses now destroyc_d, neatly mounted on cardboard, and bound in an excellent manner for dis playing, in a small folio book. form, in cl?th . 1876 1 10 0 With autograph of presentat10n by the City Surveyor _to the _9hairman of the Streets Improvement Committee. They appear to be private pictures, and were probably prepared for use as evidences, or exhibits in proceedings for compulsory purchases of the properties. · 1213 ELLACOMBE ( Rev. T. H.) Memoir of the Manor of BITTON, Co. Gloucester, compiled from Ancient Records, woodeuts; pamphlet 1869 0 2 6 1214 FosBROOKE (Rev. T. D.) HISTORY OF GLOUCESTERSBIRE.-Abstracts and Records of Manuscripts relating to the County of Gloucester, formed into a History, correcting the errors of previous writers, complete with the APPENDIX, numerous plates; 2 vols, 4to, half calf gilt Gloucester, 1807 4 15 0 1215 GLOUCESTERSHIRE NOTES AND QUERIES, edited by BEAVER H. BLACKER, vols 1 to 3 complete, 3 vols; 8vo, cloth 1879-81 3 10 0 1216 GLOUCESTERSHIRE NOTES AND QUERIES, edited by BEAVER H. BLACKER, Nos. 1 to 12 being Vol. I.; complete, clean in parts, OUT OF PRINT AND SCA.ROE 1879 1 12 0 1217 HAINES ( Rev. H.) Guide to the Cathedral Church of Gloucester, with description of the Painted Windows, Ancient Paintings, Inscriptions, &c., SECOND EDITION, with additions by F. S. Walker, engravings; 8vo, wrappers 1880 0 3 0 1218 PHELPS (J.D.) CoLLECTANEA GLOUCESTRIENSIA, a Catalogue of Books, Tracts, Prints, Cojns, &c., relatjng to the County of Gloucester, with PROVINCIALISMS used in Gloucestershire and NuMISMATA GLOUCES- TRIENSIA, or a Collection of Tokens issued in: the 17th Century by Tradesmen and Towns in the County of Gloucester; roy. 8vo, cloth 1842 0 15 0 1219 RUDGE (T.) HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of GLOUCESTER from the earliest period to the present time, with account of the Abbey, Cathedral, and other Re]jgious Houses, Abbots, Bishops, and Dignitaries, map, large plan of Cathedral and other plates; LARGE PAPER, 4to, calf gilt lbll I 15 0 1220 GOLDSMITH (Oliver) VICAR OF WAKEFIELD, with 32 illustrations by W. Mulready, R.A. ,· post 8vo, cloth, full gilt and gilt edges _ 1855 0 16 0 1221 ---- History of the Earth and Animated Nature with Corrections and ~dditions by Dr. Turton, numerous copper-plates:. 6 vols, 8vo, calf, full gilt 1816 1 5 0 1222 ---.- POETICAL W oR_Ks, with beautiful wood engravings from the designs of Cope, Creswick, Horsley, Redgrave, and Tayler, edited by Bolton Corney ; sq. 8vo, half morocco extra, top edges gilt, rest uncut 1845 _ 1 1 0 1223 GossE (P. ~-) THE AQUARIUM, an Unveiling of the Wonders of the Deep Sea, beautiful COLOURED PLATES and wood engravings; cloth, gilt edges, scarce 1854 0 10 0 1224 Granville. COMICAL PEOPLE, illustrated witli Sixteen Pictures drawn and grouped from the designs of GRANDVILLE, with descriptions; FIRST EDITION, sm. 4to, cloth 1861 O 7 6 1225 GRAY (T.) POEMS, c_omplete, with his Life, finely printed by Bensley, with plates by H. Fuseli and Hamilton; crown 8vo, calf Du Roveray, 1800 0 4 0 Greece: 1226 DODWELL (Col.) Classical and Typographical Tour through Greece, map an~,70 fine plat~s ,· 2 vols, 4to, morocco g?'.lt (pub. £10 10s.) 1819 0 18 0 This work displays great research, aided and directed by much preparatory knowledge, sound judgment, and good taste."-Stevenson. '' By fa1· the best book on Greece."-Dr. E. D. Clarke. 1227 G~OTE (<:l) HISTORY OF GREECE, large print LIBRARY EDITION, with portrait, maps and plans; 8 vols, 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1862 4 10 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 91

Greece-continued. 1228 WORDSWORTH (0.) GREECE, Descriptive and Historical, with 350 beautiful engravingFJ on wood and ~8 on steel by Copley Fielding, Oreswick, D. Cox, &c. j impl. 8vo, calf gilt, with gilt sides and edges, FIRST EDITION, with best impressions of the plates 1840 I 4 0 1229 GREENWOOD (Jas., Sur-Master of St. Paul's School) London Vocabulary (with 26 pictures); 12mo, canvas 1771 0 9 0 With curious woodcut on title, "LONDON " and "Rome" on opposite hills ; in via media, Britannia, with s.P.Q.R. holding an olive branch. 1~30 GREGG. The Conference, or Gregg's Ghost, with the character of a Puritan and a Holy Sister, by K. James the First-Secret Transactions during the Hundred Days Mr. William Gregg lay in Newgate under Sentence of Death for High Treason, from the day of his Sentence, to the day of his Execution-More Secret Transactions re]ating to W. Gregg-Letter to the Seven Lords of the Committee appointed to examine Gregg-Some remarks on the Letter to the Seven Lords; 8vo, half calf 1711 0 8 6 1231 GREVILLE MEMOIRS (The) A Journal of the Reigns of George IV. and William IV., by 0. 0. F. Greville, edited by Reeve; 3 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt, SCARCE 187 4 3 10 0 1232 GREVILLE MEMOIRS : a Journal of the Reigns of George IV., William IV., and Victoria, by 0. 0. Greville, Clerk of the Council to those Sovereigns, edited by Henry Reeve, portrait; COMPLETE CABINET EDITION, 8 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1888 2 0 0 1233 GRISWOLD (R. W.) Poets and Poetry of America, containing Biographical and Critical Memoirs, and the best Poems of all the best Poets, with steel por traits of JJana, Bryant, Percival, Longfellow, Gallagher, Poe, Cooke, Lowell, and Taylor; thick royal 8vo, cloth Philadelphia, 1859 0 7 6 1234 GUHL (E.) and KoNER (W.) The Life of the Greeks and the Romans, 543 illustrations; thick 8vo, cloth 1877 0 6 0 1235 GUIZOT (Mons.) WASHINGTON, Essays on his Life and Character; post 8vo, cloth 1840 0 5 0 1236 Hablot K. Browne. HoME PICTURES, 16 COLOURED PLATES ( dr,iwn and etched by Hablot K. Browne,) of JJorrustic Scenes of Childhood; imp. 8vo, FIRST EDITION, original red cloth, gilt edges Gundall and Addey, 1851 0 16 0 1237 HALIBURTON ( Judge) The CLOCKMAKER, or the Saryings and Doings of Samuel Slick, of SJickville, numerous plates by Hervieu and J. Leech, THE THREE SERIES complete; 3 vols, post 8vo, bound in cloth, SCARCE 1839-40 1 I 0 1238 HALLAM's View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages, LIBRARY EDITION; 3 vols, 8vo, calf full gilt 1837 0 18 0 1239 HALLAM.'s Constitutional History of EngJand, from the Accession of Henry VII. to the Death of George II., LIBRARY EDITION; 3 vols, 8vo, cloth 1854 0 15 0 1240 HANNA.Y (James) SATIRE and SATIRISTS, Six Lectures, FIRST EDITION; post 8vo, cloth, scarce 1854 0 9 0 1241 HARRINGTON ( J.) The Art of Law-giving, with an Appendix concerning a House of Peers; 12mo, calf 1659 0 7 6 124-2 HARRIS'S COLLECTION OF VOYAGES AND TR.A VELS, consisting of above Six Hundred of the most AUTHENTIC WRITERS in English and Translations from other Languages (HAKLUYT; PuRCHAS, DE BRY, RAMUSIO, THEVENOT, LABAT, HERRERA, THE DUTCH EAST INDIA COM PANY, &c.) containing whatever has been observed worthy of notice in EUROPE, Asu, AFRICA and AMERICA, Best Edition, enlarged by CAMPBELL, n·umerous charts, maps and plates,; 2 vols, thick folio, old russia 17 44-8 2 0 0 "A valuable and esteemed collection. "-Lowndes. Several hundred pages relate to America and the West Indies. 1243 HAYWARD (Sir J.) ANNALS OF THE FIRST FouR YEARS OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH, edited from the Harleian MS. by JOHN BRUCE; sm. 4to, tree marbled calf extra, with gilt edges, by Clarke and Bedford Cam. Soc., 1840 0 9 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 92 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

1244 H.A.RTLIB (S.) His Legacy of Husbandry, wherein are bequeathed to the Commonwealth of England, not only ·Brabant and Flanders, but also many more outlandish and Domestic Experiments and Secrets; sm. 4to, half calf gilt, RARE 1655 1 5 0 Not alone does the autho~ propose innovations from the.Continent, .hut t~1e New England grain, trees, birds, bea~ts.and fish are~ b~ ~ried ?n Enghs_h soil. Perhaps the first printed statement of his ideas on the V1rg1man Silkworm 1s that at page 60 of this work. 1245 HE.A.TH'S GALLERY OF BRITISH ENGRAVINGS, with Descriptions, upwards of 200 highly finished engravings, FINE IMPRESSIONS ; 4 vols, impl. 8vo, half calf gilt 1836 1 5 0 Comprises beautiful specimens of J. M. ,v. Turner, Stanfield, Stone, Howard, Prout Lawrence, Smirke, and the principal modern British Painters. 1246 HEATH'~ RoY.A.L CABINET Ol!' ART, containing Articles in Prose and Verse by L. RITCHIE, Sir W. ScoTT, H. F. CHORLEY, LADY BLESSINGTON, BYRON, &c., with 55 highly-finished steel engravings after Cattermole, Hayter, Leslie, Maclise, Sta.nfield, J. W. M. Turner/ royal 8vo, cloth, gilt edges .Ackerman, 1840 0 6 0 1247 HEATH (F. G;) OUR WooDLAND TREES, numerous excellent illustrations, several being COLOURED PL.A.TES; 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt edges 1887 0 5 6 1248 SYLVAN SPRING, with 12 COLOURED CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHS after drawings by Mr. F. E. Hulme, and numerous fine wood engravings; 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt edges 1887 0 5 6 Hebrew, Chaldee : 1249 BARKER ( Rev. W. H., of Free School, Carmarthen) Hebrew and English Lexicon, with compendious Hebrew Grammar; 8vo, half calf Carmarthm, 177~ 0 3 6 1250 BuxFORFII Lexicon Hebraicum, Chaldaicum, et Rabbinico:-Philosophium, et Index Latinus; 8vo, calf 1824 0 3 0 1251 BYTHNER (V.) The Lyre of David: or Analysis of the Psalms, with all the Hebrew Words Translated and Explained, with concise Hebrew and Chaldee Grammar, translated by Dee, and enlarged by N. L. BENMOHEL; 8vo, cloth · 1847 0 5 0 1252 FREY'S Hebrew, Latin, and English Dictionary, containing all the Hebrew and Chaldee Words used in the Old Testament, portrait; 2. vols, 8vo, calf gilt 1815 0 6 0 1253 HEBRAICo - CHALDAICo - LATINO - BIBLICUM LEXICON (Auctore P. D'Ollone) Carmelita Avenionenses, fine portrait of Cardinal .Dominicus Passiouei; 2 vols, folio, calf gilt, fine copy A venione, 1765 1 1 0 1254 PARKHURST's Hebrew and English Lexicon, without points, in which the Hebrew and Chaldee Words of the Bible are explained, with an Hebrew and a Chaldee Grammar, without points; thick royal 8vo, cloth 1823 0 4 6 1255 WILSON ( Prof. C.) Elements of Hebrew Grammar, with dissertation on reading with or without points; 8vo, boards, uncut Edin., 1782 0 2 6 1256 HEMANS (Mrs.) POETICAL WoRKs, complete with Life by her Sister, portrait and vignettes; 7 voh1, post 8vo, cloth 1839 0 10 0 · 1257 HENDERSON (A.) Life of William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy and King of England, portrait; post 8vo, boards 1764 O 3 6 Heraldry, Genealogy, Family History: 1258 ANDERSON'S RoYAL GENEALOGIES, from Adam to these times, Genealogical Table of Emperors, Kings, and Princes, and the Earliest Great Families of Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and the British Isles ; thick royal folio calf, new gilt back 173 2 I 8 0 . "The most u~eful and valuable work of the kind, and probably the most d_1fficult and labo!1ous one ever undertaken by author or printer ; it may be considered as an abridgement of Universal History."-1\fouLE. The,Arnerican portion is" The Ancient Kings of Mexico and Peru." 1259 BURKES VISITATIONS OF SEATS AND ARMS OF THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY OF GREAT BRITAIN, BOTH SERIES, with numerous fine tinted plates of Seats, a_nd s~veral hundred engravings of Arms; 4 vols, imp. 8vo, half morocco gilt, gilt edges, NEWLY BOUND 1852-54 4 10 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 93

Heraldry, Genealogy, Family History-continued. 1260 BARLOW ( R~v. F.) COMPLETE ENGLISH PEER.AGE, Genealogical and His torical, full length portrait of George 111. in his Robes, _j}jJtat 34, many plates of Coats of .Arms, &:c.; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf, scarce 1772 0 9 0 Contains a great deal of curious historical matter, accounts of the Funerals of Frederick, Prince of Wales, and the Princess, Coronation Procession of George III. and Queen Charlotte, all the Love Letters of the old Duke of Cumberland to Lady Grosvenor, his attachment to Mrs. B.--, of Hatton Garden, and Marriage to Mrs. Horton, which led to the Royal Marriage Act. 1261 BERRY (W.) PEDIGREES of the Families in the Counties of Rants, collected from the Heraldic Visitations and other MSS. ; folio, half bound, uncut, RARE 1833 3 10 0 1262 PEDIGREES of the Families in the County of Sussex, collected from Heraldic Visitations, &c., numerous Goats of Arms; folio, half bmmd, uncut, RARE 1830 3 18 0 1263 BURKE (Sir B.) VICISSITUDES OF FAMILIES, BEST EDITION; 2 thick vols, post 8vo, cloth 1869 0 18 0 1264 COLEMAN (J.) General Index to PRINTED PEDIGREES in the Principal County and Local Histories, and privately-printed Genealogies, with Appendix; 8vo, cloth 1860 0 2 6 1265 COLLINS'S PEERAGE of England, greatly augmented, arid continued by Sir Egerton Brydges, BEST EDITION, engravings of Crests.,· 9 vols, 8vo, boards, uncut 1812 3 10 0 1266 DE L.A. FEUILLE (D.) Methode Nouvelle pour apprendre l' Art du Blason, ou la Science des Nobles, avec les Devises, Supports, Cimiers, Lambre quins, Tom beaux, Pavillons et Enseignes de Mer, &c., num~rous plates; sm. 4to, calf gilt Amst., 1695 0 16 0 The plates are very interesting, containing mostly beautiful things not in common books. 1267 DURR.IE (D. S.) BrnLIOTHECA GENEALOGICA AMERICANA, an Alphabetical Index to American Genealogies and Pedigrees, contained in State, County and Town Histories, Printed Genealogies and Kindred Works; 8vo. cloth .Albany, N. W., 1868 0 1268 FOSTER (Joseph) GENEALOGICAL PEERAGE, B.A.RONETAGE, and KNIGHTAGE of the United Kingdom (the Pedigrees, in many cases, newly traced) all the arms newly engraved in the antique mann~r ( with the " Chaos " of the BARONETAGE); 2 thick vols, royal 8vo, half bound 1881 0 10 0 Students of genealogy will use no other Peerage but this for their studies ; indeed, the issue of this fine work marked a revival of Heraldic and Genealogical accuracy which has borne good fruit already. 1269 GENEALOGIE DES COMTES DE NASSAU, avec la description de toutes les Victoires des l'Estats U nies, sous le Prince Maurice, portraits and numerous folding plates of battles, siege$, &c. (2 or 3 deficient), in cluding sea fight of Spanish Armada between Calais and Dover, Dutch and Spanish s~a fight in Bay of Gibraltar, &c. ; folio, vellum L~yden, 1615 1 0 0 The plates are large enough to show the details of land and sea fighting, modes of fighting, &c., very distinctly. 1270 GRACE (Sheffield) Memoirs of the .l!'AMILY OF GRACE, being a Genea logical History of the Family of GRACE, from their Settlement in Ireland, t~mp. Henry II. to the Present Time, 72 fine plates of ports., antiquities, coats of arms, &c.; royal 8vo, boards, uncut 1823 1 8 0 Very beautiful work, printed entirely upon vellum paper. Privately printed and every copy appropriate:l for presents only. Very choice example, being Mr. Grace's own copy, with his Armorial book-plate and Pencil Autograph. It con tains 18 plates more than ordinary copies (which have only 54), and interesting additional matter-Lines written at Jerpoint Abbey; Poetry in Irish and English ; Old War Songs of the Graces at Courtsdown, Music and Words; Monumental Inscriptions, Genealogies, Letter from Pope XII., &c. 1271 Herefordshire. STRONG (G.) HERALDRY oF HEREFORDSHIRE, a Col lection of the Armorial Bearings of the various Families, with 9 large plates containing MANY RICHLY EMBLAZONED SHIELDS; imp. 4to, cloth 1848 1 16 0 30, Park Street,. BRISTOL. CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Heraldry, Genealogy, Family History-continued. 1272 HERALDRY IN :MINIATURE, containing the Arms, Crests, Supporters, and Mottoes of Peers and Bishops of England, Scotland, and Ireland, English Baronets, Insignia of Orders of Knighthood, Introduction to .Herald1·y, Dictionary of Terms, Rules of .Precedency, &:c., plates, with several hundreds of Goats of Arms; 12mo, morocco gilt, with gilt edges 1868 0 5 0 1273 LoDGE (E.) Genealogy of the British Peerage, with Brief Sketches of Family Histories of the Nobility, engravings of the Arms ; crown 8vo, half calf gilt 1832 0 3 6 1274 MARSH.A.LL (G. W.) Catalogue of Pedigrees hitherto unindexed; thin 8vo, boards 1867 0 1 6 1275 MONOGRAMS, ARMs, CRESTS, DEVICES, MOTTOES, &c., of Royal, Imperial, and Noble Persons, English and Foreign, Regiments, Ships of War, Military and other Orders, Official Departments, Episcopal Sees, Oxford and Cambridge Colleges, and the Gentry, about 1330 in number, .A.LL PRINTED IN COLOURS, and beautifully arranged on 40 leaves, each with a differently patterned setting, drawn by hand, illuminated with colo'ltrs and gold, the general designs being banners, fioriated, geometrical patterns, &:c. ; 4to size, whole bound in dark green morocco, with separate co1>tr of velvet and silk beautifully embroidered with needlework in colours, with gilt ornaments, beaded work, and coloured glass ornaments, much of Oriental character, and all perfect-a charming volume-with, book-plate of R. E. Burrowes, Bourton Court 3 10 0 1276 PoRNY's Elements of Heraldry, containing Definitions, Distinctions, Practical Directions, Dictionary of Terms, &c., pla.tes containing about 500 examples; 8vo, calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1787 0 8 6 1277 SANDFORD (F., Lancaster Herald) GENE.A.LOGICAL HISTORY OF THE KINGS .A.ND QUEENS OF ENGL.A.ND, and Monarchs of Great Britain, from the Norman Conquest, anno 1066, to the year 1707, with their Lives, Marriages, Issues, Times of Births, Deaths, Places of Burial, and Monu mental Inscriptions, with many additions by STEBBING, Somerset Herald, of the Descents of divers Illustrious Families and Collateral Branches, with several hundred engravings on upwards of one hundred copper-plates of Effegies, Seals, Tombs, Devices, Goats of Arms, &c., beautifully engraved by Hollar and Gaywood ,- thick folio, a few leaves neatly repaired, new calf gilt back, BEST EDITION 1707 2 15 0 A very valuable History of England on a most particular and most interesting plan, giving the Histories, Alliances, and Connections of the many English Persons and Families descended from or connected with the Royal Families. The Index of Persons, Families, and Names refers to upwards of Five Thousand who are mentioned in the work. 1278 Srns (R.) MANUAL FOR THE GENEALOGIST, Topographer, Antiquary, and Legal Professor; 8vo, cloth (pub. 15s.) 1856 0 9 0 . This work will be found indispensable by those engaged in the study of Family H1s~ory and Heraldry, and by the compiler of County and Local History, the Antiquary and the Lawyer. - 1279 WATERHOUSE (E.) .J?iscourse and Defence of Arms and Armoury, showing the Nature and Rise of Arms and Honour in England, frontispiece of large Coat of Arms; sm. 8vo, calf scarce 1660 0 10 0 Hindustani: 1280 BALLANTYNE (J. R.) Practical Orient~! Interpreter, or Hints on the Art of Translating readily from ENGLISH into HINDUSTANI and PERSIAN, with Illustrative Exercises and Vocabulary ; royal Svo, cloth 1843 0 3 6 1281 BALLANTYNE (J. R.) Hindustani Selections in the Nashki and Devana- ~ari Character, with Vocabulary ; roy. 8vo, · cloth 1840 O 3 6 1282 HADLEY (G.) Grammatical Remarks on the Practical and Vulgar Dialect of the Indostan Language, commonly called Moors with Vocabulary English and Moors; 8vo, calf ' 177 4 O 4 6 1283 HINTS on the Nature and Management of Duns, by the Honourable --- a Younger Son, with illttstrations by R. J. Hamerton, FIRST EDITION; small 8vo, cloth 1845 O 6 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 91>

1284 HISTORLE ANGLICAN£ SCRIPTORES, ex Vetust, Codd. MSS. edit. cura T. Gale et J. Fell ; 3 vols, folio, new culf gilt Oxon, 1684-7-91 4 4 0 The best collection of British, Saxon, Anglo-Danish, and English History, viz., Gildas, the monk, born in 1511; Eddius, Nennius, Asser, R. Higden, W. Malmesb, J. Fordun, Alcwin, Ann. de Margam, Chron. T. Wikes, Ann. Waverleienses, Gauf. Vinesalvus, W. Hemingford, Ingulfi, Pet. Blessensis, Chron. de Mailros, Burton, Hist. Croyland (1486). 1285 HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS out of several Grave Protestant Historians, con cerning the Changes of Religion, and Strange Confusions, in the Reigns of Henry VIII., Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth; sm. 8vo, calf Printed A.broad, 1694 0 6 6 1286 HISTORICAL (Royal) SocIETY TRANSACTIONS, containing the most important Papers read at their Meetings, from Vol. 11., 1873, to end of 1883; 10 vols, 8vo, cloth 1873-83 1 6 0 1287 HOLBEIN'S PORTRAITS OF THE COURT OF HENRY VIII., from the Original Drawings in the possession of His Majesty, 90 BEAUTIFULLY TINTED PORTRAITS BY BARTOLOZ:n, including the additional portraits of Holbein and his wife, with Biographical Memoirs by Lodge, edited by Chamberlaine; folio, half red morocco gilt leaves, GOOD AS NEW (pub. £5 5s.) 1884 2 2 0 1288 HOLBEIN SOCIETY, Publications of the : The following works have been reproduced in facsimile : I. HoLBEIN's "DANCE OF DEATH." XI. Ditto ditto 3 vols, Text Translated a.nd Edited by HENRY 4to. Edited by ALFRED AsPLAND, GREEN, with sketch of Holbein's F.R.C.S. 1875 Life and Works, and Explanatory XII. THE HISTORY OF THE FALL OF MAN. Notes 1869 By ALTDORFER. Edited by ALFRED II. HoLBErn'sBIBLEFIGURES. Edited AsPLAND, F.R.C.S. 1879 by HENRY GREEN 1869 XIII. CAXTON'S GOLDEN LEGEND, printed in III. THE MIRROR OF MAIESTIE with an· 1483. With Supplement, comprising Introduction and Annotations on a series of full pages, with Illustra- the Armorial Bearings and Noble tions from the Antwerp edition of Personages. Edited by HENRY 1505. Edited by ALFRED AsPLAND, GREEN and JAMES CROSTON. Of 0 lf.R.C.S. this work only one perfect copy is XIV. THE ARs MoRIENDI (edito princeps, known to exist 1870 circa 1450), a reproduction of the IV. THEFouRFouNTAINSOFTHEEMBLEMS copy in the British Museum) edited OF ALCIAT, with Sketch of Alciat's. by W. H. RYLANDS; with an Intro- Edited by HENRY GREEN, M.A. 1871 duction by G. BULLEN, Keeper of V. ALCIAT's EMBLEMS IN THEIR FULL the Printed Books in the British STREAM, with an Introduction, &c. Museum; 24 artistically reproduced Edited byHENRYGREEN,.M.A. 1870 facsimiles, eleven of them exquisite full-page designs ofthe Original Block VI. GRIMALDI'S FUNERAL ORATION Book, by F. C. PRICE, 4to · 1881 UPON ANDREA .ALCIAT, with Translation. Edited by HENRY XV. TEWRDANNKH. Die Geuerlicheiten und GREEN, M.A. 1871 eins teils der geshichten des lobli chen streitbaren und hochberilmten VII. THE THEATRE OF WOMEN. A series helds und Ritters TEWRDANNKH ; of wood engravings. Engraved by (An Allegorical Poem of Knight JOBST AMMON. Edited by ALFRED Errantry, executed by Melchoir ASPLAND, F.R.C.S. 1873 Pfintzing, but projected by the Hero VIII. THE FOUR EVANGELISTS.-Arabic and of the work himself, the subject Latin. With woodcuts designed by matter being the Adventures of the ANTONIA TEMPESTA. Edited by Emperor Maximilian in his wooing ALFRED ASPLAND, F.R.C.S. 1873 and winning of the beautiful Mary of Burgandy, with 118 very large IX. THE TRIUMPHS OFTHEEMPERORMAXI and spirited woodcuts by Hans MILIAN I. Part I. Edited by ALFRED Burgmair. Complete, three parts in ASPLAND, F.R.C.S. 1873 one vol, folio X. Ditto ditto Part II. 1873 [Augspurg,Schonsperger,1519] 1882-4 15 vols, 4to and folio, cloth new (subacription price £18 18s.) 1869-84 10 10 0 It may be stated that the original copies of some of the obove works when offered for sale realize very high prices; for instance, No. I. Holbein's Dance of Death, realised £52 1Os. ; No. II. about the same price. No. III. £36 ; and an original copy of the Triumphs of Maximilian is worth from £35 to £50. The value of the facsimiles issued by the Society will, therefore, be seen at once. They are for all practical purposes equal to the originals. 80, Park Street, BRISTOL. 96 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. 1289 HoLMES (Oliver Wendall) The PROFESSOR AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE, with the Story of lRis ; post 8vo, original cloth, FIRST EDITION Boston, U.S., 1860 0 15 O 1290 HoLY VESSELS and Furniture· of the Tabernacle of Israel, on a uniform Scale, COLOURED PLATES, with Descriptions ; oblong 4to, half calf gilt Bagster, N.D. 0 8 6 1291 HOMER. Tales, Epistles, Odes, Fables, &c., with translations from Homer and other ANTIENT AUTHORS, to which is added Proposals for perfecting the ENGLISH LANGUAGE; 8vo, calf 1729 0 3 6 1292 HOMER'S ILIAD and ODYSSEY and Battle of the Frogs and Mice, translated by Pope, with Critical and Illustrative Notes by WAKEFIELD, head from the antique; 11 vols, 8vo, calf 1796 0 14 0 1293 HOMILIST (The), conducted by the Rev. DAVID THOMAS, from commencement to 1871, being the FIRST FIVE SERIES complete; 31 vols, post 8vo, cloth, good as new 7 10 0 1294 HOWARD ( Sir Robert) Five New Plays-The Surprisal, The Committee, Indian Queen, Vestal-Virgin, and Duke of Lerma, with portrait by White, from a painting by Sir G. Kneller; folio, calf, RARE 1692 1 12 0 1295 HOWITT (W.) VISITS TO REMARKABLE PLACES, Old Halls, Battle Fields, and Scenes illustrative of Striking Passages in English History and Poetry, numerous engravings by S. Williams, Both series., 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1840-42 1 18 0 1296 HOWITT (W.) Pantika, or Traditions of the most Ancient Times, FIRST EDITION; 2 vols, small 8vo, half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1835 1 1 0 1297 HOWITT (Mary) OuR CousINs IN Omo, with four illustmtions on steel from original designs; sm. 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION, scarce 1849 0 9 0 1298 HUBBERT (T.) Pilula ad expurgandum Hypocrism, a Pill to purge Formality, with directions how men may know their state, whether leading to hell and damnation, or to life and glory; 12mo, sheep 1650 0 12 0 With dedication to the Right Honourable John Bradshaw, Lord President. 1299 HUGHES (T. Author of Tom Brown's School Days) ScoURING OF THE WHITE HoRSE, or the Long Vacation Ramble of a London Clerk, ILLUSTRATED BY RICHARD DOYLE; square post 8vo,. cloth gilt, gilt edges, FIRST EDITION 1859 0 12 0 1300 HUGHES (J.) Itinerary of Provence and the Rhone during the year 1819, with etchings by the Author; 8vo, half calf 1822 0 12 0 A Journal of a Tour made in the South of France by a young Oxonian, a poet, a draughtsman, and a scholar, in which he gives such an animated and interesting description of the Chateau Grinnan, the dwelling of Madame de Sevigne's beloved daughter, and frequently the place of her own residence, that no one who ever read the book would be within 40 miles of the same without going a pilgrimage to the spot. -Sir W alte1· Scott. , 1301 HUME and SMOLLETT'S History of England, the excellent "OXFORD CLASSIC EDITION," with the fine series of portraits by Worthington; cloth, uncut Pickering, 1826 2 5 0 Hunt (Leigh) Works by : 1302 JuvENILIA, or a Collection of Poems, frontispiece by Bartolozzi; FIRST EDITION, 8vo, boards, UNCUT, rare 1801 1 15 0 1304 THE FEAST OF THE PoETs, with Notes and other Pieces in Verse; fine copy, small 8vo, boards, unc,ut, FIRST EDITION 1815 0 18 0 1305 THE COMPANION; 8vo, fine copy, boards, uncut, FIRST EDITION 1828 1 5 0 1306 POETICAL WORKS; 8vo, cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION Maxon 1832 1 4 0 1307 THE PALI:'REY, a Love Story of Olden Times, engravings by Franktin, K. Meadows, Scott, and Clint; 8vo, new half red morocco, gilt edges, FIRST EDITION · How and Parsons 1842 1 1 0 1308 WIT AND HuMOUR, selected from the English Poets with Illustrative Essay and Critical Comments, FIRST EDITION ; post 8v~, boards, UNCUT 1846 0 18 0 1309 THE BooK OF THE SONNET, edited by Leigh Hunt and S. Adams Lee, FIRST EDITION, 2 vols; post 8vo, cloth Boston, 1867 1 10 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 97

Hunt (Leigh) Works by-continued. 1310 STORIES IN VERSE, now first collected, with illustrations; 12mo, cloth gilt, not cut open, FIRST EDITION 1855 1 5 0 1311 HUXLEY (Prof. T. H.) Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature, numermtS engravings; FIRST EDITION, scarce 1863 0 12 0 Illuminating : 1312 DIGBY WYATT (M.) The History, Theory, and Practice of Illuminating, with illustrations by W. R. Tymms, in gold and colours; post 8vo, cloth gilt N. D. 0 4 6 1313 SHAW (H.) HANDBOOK OF MEDI.AWAL ALPHABETS AND DEVICES, WITH 36 VERY BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED PLATES; royal 8vo, cloth, (pub. 15s.) 1853 0 6 6 Illustrated French Books : 1314 BERANGER, ses CEuvres completes, ILLUSTRATED BY GRANDVILLE A.ND RAFFET, with 'upwards of 100 beautiful and spirited engravings ; 3 vols, royal 8vo, half vellum 1837 0 16 0 1315 CERVANTES'S DoN QUIXOTE, translated by JARVIS, with several hundred wood engravings by TONY J OHANNOT ; 3 vols, royal 8vo, calf extra, gilt backs and gilt edges, scarce 1837-9 2 5 0 1316 LE SAGE'S Adventures of Gil Blas, translated by SMOLLETT, with several hundred wood engravings by JEAN Grnoux; 2 vols, royal 8vo, calf extra, gilt back$, and gilt edges 1836 1 16 0 1317 MOLIERE CEuvres Completes; avec des Remarques, CEvertissemens et observations par M. Bret, portrait by Mignard, and fine plates by Moreau le Jeune; 6 vols, 8vo, calf, very scarce Paris, 1788 3 10 0 1318 MOLIERE ses CEuvres, precedees d'une notice sur sa vie et ses ouvrages, par M. Sainte-Beuve, with beautiful vignettes by TONY JoHANNOT; 2 vols, imp. 8vo, calf extra, marbled edges, richly gilt back Paris, I'anlin, 1835-6 1 10 0 1319 RoussEA.U (Julie) ou la Nouvelle Heloise, avec des vignettes par TONY JoH.A,NNOT, WATTIER, LEPOITEVIN, BARON CARL GIRADT, RoGIER, &c., the large plates being proofs on India paper; 2 vols in 1, imp. 8vo, half calf gilt 1845 0 18 0 1320 SAINT-PIERRE (J. H. Bernardin de) PAUL ET VIRGINIE (et La Chaumiere lndienne ), with 500 engravings, vignettes, and portraits by ToNY JoHANNoT, MEISSONIER, FRANCAIS, and IsABEY; imp. 8vo, calf extra, richly gilt back, marbled edges, BEST EDITION, scarce Paris, L. Carmer, 1838 1 12 0 A very choice livre de luxe, beautifully printed on vellum paper. The plates are proofs on China paper before the letters, with the lettering printed on papier de soie opposite. 1321 ILLUSTRATIONS OF DON QUIXOTE. A fine old Series of 25 Engravings, illustrating the Principal Events, after designs by Ooypel; folio size, SCARCE Sold by Van der Gucht, N.D. 0 12 0 1322 INCHBALD (Mrs.) A SIMPLE STORY; 12mo, half calf gilt, scarce 1843 0 5 0 India and the Frontier States : 1323 ALLEN'S LARGE COLOURED MAP OF INDIA, from the most recent Authorities; 32 inches by 37 inches, folded in case 1844 0 2 6 1324 ARMY LIST: Officers of the Army, Ordinance and Medical Departments, serving under the Presidency of Fort St. George ; small 8vo, bound Fort St. George, 1819 0 3 6 Major Marriott's copy, with his Autograph. 1325 BALFOUR (E.) The Timber Trees, Timber and Fancy Woods and Forests of India, and of Eastern and Southern Asia; 8vo, clcth Madras, 1870 0 6 0 1326 BENGAL. Selections from the Records of Government, P.W.D.-Irrigation, Branch No. 1, Papers from 1866 to 1870, regarding the DAMOONAH CANAL PROJECT, large map; 8vo, cloth Calcutta, 1871 0 3 6 1327 BENTINCK (Lord William Cavendish). Memorial to the Court of Directors, containing an Account of the Mutiny at V ellore, with the causes and consequences of that event; 4to, boards uncut 1810 0 8 6 30, Park Street, B.!HSTOL. 98 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. India and the Frontier States-continued. 1328 BLACKER (Lieut.-Col. Valentine) Memoirs of the OPERATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN INDIA during the MAHRATTA WAR of 1817-18 and 19; illustrated with maps and Topographical Plans; 4to, half russia 1821 0 14 0 1329 BRIGGS (John) LAND. TAX IN INDIA; 8vo, boards . 1830 0 9 0 RARE. This work 1s the great text book of legislators on the important land question in India, and the proper relations between the British Government, the Zamindars, and the Ryots. 1330 [BuNBURY (Col.)] THE MUTINY OF THE BENGAL .ARMY, an Historical Narrative, by One who has served under Sm CHARLES NAPIER; Svo, cloth 1858 0 3 6 1331 BURMA, as it Was, as it Is, and as it Will Be, by J. G. ScoTT; post 8vo, cloth 1886 0 3 0 1332 CALDWELL (Rev. R.) Compa.rative Grammar of the DRAVIDIAN, or South Indian Family of Languages; 8vo, cloth 1856 0 7 0 1333 CAMBRIDGE (Richard Owen) An Account of the W .AR IN 1NDu between the English and the French on the Coast of CoROMANDEL, from 1750 to 1760, with a relation of the late Remarkable Events on the Malabar Coast, and the Expedition to Golconda and Surat, also the Operations of the Fleet, the whole compiled from Original Papers, many folding maps and plans by T. Jefferies, also Views of Forts, &:c. ; thick 4to, whole bound russia, full gilt back and sides, VERY FINE COPY 1761 1 8 0 Contains Colonel Lawrence's Narrative of the War on the Coast of Coromandel, from the beginning of the troubles to 1754, the Expedition against Angria, 1735. Journal of the Seige of Fort St. George, 1758-9, by J. Call, Col. Ford's Expedition to Golconda, &c. 1334 CARNE ( Juhn) Recollections of TRAVELS IN THE EAST; post Svo, boards 1830 0 3 0 1335 CAUTLEY (Col. Sir P. T.) REPORT ON THE GANGES CANAL WORKS, consisting of 2 vols 8vo, 168 diagrams and numerous woodcuts; 1 vol, 4to, 21 plates of plans, some of them folding, cloth; and 1 vol, atlas folio, containing large folding plans of Canals, Bridges, &:c. ; half morocco, RA.RE (pub. £2)) 1860 6 15 0 1336 CEYLON ALMANAC and Compendium of Useful Information, view of Paradenia Bridge; sm. Svo, hat/ bound Colombo, 1833 0 2 0 1337 CLIVE (Lord) Lithographed Plate from Painting by Benjamin West, P.R.A., of Lord Clive receiving the grant of the Dewannee from The Great Mogul (painted for .Lord Clive's Son, the personages numbered with reference n11,mes ), with 3 pp. description-Lord Clive's Letter, 1803, to Directors of H.E.I.C. -Sir T. Raffle's Minute on Malay College at Singapore. His Memoir on Administration of Eastern Islands-Singapore, Local Laws and Institutions, by Sir T. R. S., 1824-His Letter to E. I. C.-Statement of Services of Sir. Stamford Raffles, 1824-Papers ordered to be printed by Court of Proprietors of E. I. Stock, 1800-Letter to Mr. Canning on some points in question of Silk Trade, 1820; royal 4to, half calf 0 14 0 1338 EAST INDIA REGIRTER and Directory for 1816; red morocco, gilt edges 1816 0 6 0 With complete lists of the Company's Servants, other Europeans, &c.-Births, Marriages, and Deaths in India, &c. With it is bound STOCKDALE's PEER.AUE ~~~ ' 1339 ELPHINSTO~E (Hon_. M.) Account of the Kingdom of Caubul, and its Dependencies, Persia, Tartary, and India, with a View of the AFGHAUN NATION, folding map, and coloured and plain plates; 2 vols, cloth 1839 0 7 6 1340 FORREST ( Lieut.-Col.) A Picturesque Tour along the Rivers GANGES and JuMN.A, consisting of 24 HIGHLY-COLOURED Vrnws in imitation of the original water-colour drawings, 2 coloured vignettes and folding map, with Historical and Descriptive Illustrations; imp. 4to, half calf gilt Ackerman, 1824 1 10 0 1341 FoRSTER (George) Journey from Bengal to England Overland, map; 2 vols, 4to, calf 1798 0 14 0 Perform~d in 1782-3 from the Ganges through Kashmire, Afghanistan, Herat to.the Caspian, Ast:achan to _St. Petersburgh, Sketches of the Hindoo Mythology, HIStory of the Roh1llas, ShuJah-ud-Dowlah, and the Sicques. ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM· VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 99

India and the Frontier States-continued. 1342 FORBES (Major) ELEVEN YEARS IN CEYLON, compnsrng Field Sports, Natural History, Antiquities, &c.; plates, 2 vols. 8vo, cloth 1840 0 6 6 1343 FRASER (J. B.) VIEWS OF THE HIMALAYA MOUNTAINS, a Series of MAGNIFICENT PLATES HIGHLY COLOURED IN IMITATION OF THE ORIGINAL DRAWINGS; elephant folio, hf. morocco (pub. at £16 16s.) 1820 3 10 0 1344 GERARD (Capt. W.) AccoUNT OF KooNAWUR in the Himalayas, &c., edited by Lloyd, large folding map.,· 8vo, doth 1841 0 6 6 134:5' HAMILTON (Francis) An Account of the Kingdom of NEPAL, and of the Territories annexed to this Dominion by the House of Ghorka, map and plates, chiefiy views of the Himalayas; 4to, boards, UNCUT Edb., 1819 0 15 0 FRANCIS HAMILTON is better known under his former name of BUCHANAN. He was the author of the justly celebrated Journey through Mysore, &c. 1346 HISTORY OF THE PuNJAU.B, and the Rise and Present Condition of the Sikhs; 2 vols, er. 8vo, cloth 1846 0 7 6 1347 HUGEL (Baron) Travels in KASHMIR and PANJAB, with a particular Account of the Government and Character of the SIKHS, with Notes by Major Jervis, portrait and plates, no map; roy. 8vo, cloth (pub. 18s.) 1845 0 5 O 1348 JOHNSON (D.) SKETCHES OF INDIAN FIELD SPORTS, the Customs of the Inhabitants, and the Art of Catching Serpents, with Account of the . Hunting of the Wild Boar, plates; 8vo, boards 1828 0 12 O 1349 KAYE (J. W.) HISTORY OF THH SEPOY WAR in India, 1857-1858; 3 vols, 1880-MALLESON (Col. C. B.) HISTORY OF THE INDIAN MUTINY; 3 vols, 1878-80-PINCOTT (F.) ANALYTICAL INDEX to Kaye's Sepoy War and Malleson's Indian Mutiny, 1880-together, 7 thick vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. at £6 8s. 6d.) 1878-80 3 10 O 1350 KERSHAW (Capt. J.) Vrnws IN THE BURMAN EMPIRE, engraved by W. Daniell, R.A., 10 beautiful plates, COLOURED LIKE THE ORIGINAL DRAWINGS; oblong folio, wrappers Lowdon, N.D. 0 12 O 1351 LusHINGTON (Mrs. C.) Narrative of a Journey from CALCUTTA to EUROPE by way of EGYPT; post 8vo, boards 1829 · 0 3 O 1352 MACKWORTH (Major, 13th Dragoons) Diary of a Tour through Southern India, Egypt, and Palestine, in the years 1821 and 1822, map and engravings; 8vo, .boards 1823 0 3 6 1353 MALLESON ( Col. G. B.) HISTORY OF THE FRENCH IN INDIA, from the Founding of Pondichery in 167 4 to the Capture of that place in in 1761, maps; thick 8vo, cloth (pub. 16s.) 1868 0 6 0 "Colonel MALLESON has produced a volume alike attractive to the general reader, and valuable for its new matter to the special student. It is not too much to say that now, for the first time, we are furnished with a faithful narrative of that portion of European enterprise in India which turns upon the contest waged by the Ea<1t India Company against French influence, and especially against Dupleix. "-Edin. Review. · 1354 MALLESON (Col. G. B.) HISTORY OF THE NATIVE STATES OF INDIA in Subsidiary Alliance with the British Government, with a Notice of the Mediatized and Minor States, maps ; thick 8vo, cloth 0187 6 5 Q A condensed historical sketch of the native dynasties now reigning in India. which are in direct alliance with the British Government, or under its suzerainty, has long been wanting~ 1355 MUNRO (Innes, Capt. 73rd Highlanders) Narrative of MILITARY OPERA TIONS on the CoROMANDEL CoAST, against-the French, Dutch, and Hyder Ally, fine plans of Battles with Nabob Hyder Ally and Tippoo Sahib, and fine folding view of Port Louis in Mauritius (the Scene of Paul and Virginia); 4to, calf 1789 Q 16 0 1356 OFFICIAL DoclTMENTS. Copies and Transactions of Official Documents relative to the Negotiations carried on by Tippoo Sultaun with the French Nation and other Foreign States hostile to the British Nation, prior to the War between the English and that Prince; royal 4to, sewed, edges uncut Printed by order of the Governor-General, Fort St. George 1799 0 9 0 1357 Oordoo. TECHNICAL DIALOGUES IN ENGLISH AND OoRDoo (for the Thomason Civil Engineer College); 8vo Roorkee, 1866 0 2 6 30, Park Streijt, B.!lISTOL. 100 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

India and the Frontier States-continued. 1358 OUTRAM (Sir James) THE CONQUEST OF ScINDE, a Commentary, both parts, complete; 8vo 1846 0 7 6 Should be read as an antidote to Napier's Conquest of Scinde. 1359 PARSONS (A., Consul at Scanderoon) TRAVELS IN Asu AND AFRICA, with Journey from ScANDEROON to ALEPPO, and over the Desert to BAGDAD and BussoRA, Voyage from BussoRA to BoMBAY and the WESTERN C?AST OF INDIA, with Journey from SUEZ to CAIRO and RosETTA, &c., tinted plates; 4to, boards, UNCUT 1808 0 14 0 1360 Persian. FERISHTA (Mahomed Kasim) Tarikh-I-Ferishta, or History of the Rise of the Mahommedan Power in India till the year 1612, in Persian, edited by J. BRIGGS; 2 vols, folio, lithographed, half bound PRESENTATION COPY TO THE DUKE OF SUSSEX, WITH HIS BOOK-PLATE, Bombay, 1831 2 10 0 This, the original edition, contains passages abridged or left out in the English translation. 1361 POLLOK (Col.) SPORT IN BRITISH BuRMAH, AssAM, and the CASSYAH and JYNTIAH HILLS, map and illustrations; 2 vols, Svo, cloth (pub. 24s.) 1879 0 8 6 Colonel Pollok is an enterprising sportsman, and all who are interested in Jungle Shooting should read his volumes.-Athenreum. 1362 PosTAN (Capt.) Personal Observations on Sindh, the Manners and Customs of its Inhabitants, &c., plates and map; 8vo, cloth (pub. 18s.) 1843 0 4 6 1363 RAM RAz,Essay on the Architecture of Hindus, 48 plates ofplans, elevations, sculpture, and details of Hindu temples; royal 4to, cloth Royal Asiatic Society, 1834 0 12 0 1364 RENNELL (Major) DESCRIPTION OF THE ROADS IN BENGAL and BAHAR, containing the direct Roads from Calcutta, Moorshedabad, Patna and Dacca, to all the Cities, Towns, and Places of Note, with the Cross Roads from Military Stations and Factories to all places of Note, fouling map,· 12mo, calf 1778 0 8 6 Shows the measured distances between the Stages, and the number and situation of the Fords and Ferries. 1365 Memoir of a Map of Hindoostan, or the Mongul's Empire, with Introduction on the Geography of Hindoostan, and its division into States, and Index of Names, large map; 4to, calf gilt 1783 0 18 0 WITH THE ARMS, IN GOLD, OF THE HoN. EAST INDIA COMPANY on each cover. The most valuable work extant on the Geography and political state of India, -PINKERTON. 1366 Map of Bengal, Bahar, Oude, and Allahabad, with part of Agra and Delhi, and the Course of the Ganges, from Hurd war to the Sea, FULLY COLOURED, size 42! by 28! inches, mounted on linen and folded 1785 0 7 6 1367 SALE (Lady) Journals of the Disasters in AFGHANISTAN, 1841-2, folding map; post 8vo, cloth 1843 0 4 6 1368 S~ODGR.A.ss (Major) Narrative of the Burmese War; the Operations of Sir Arch. Campbell's Army, &c., 2 plates and map; Svo, boards, BEST EDITION 1827 0 6 0 1369 STIRLING ( Major Wm.) The Rivers of Paradise and the Children of Shem with Disquisitions on the Expedition of Sesostris into India, chart and plate; 8vo, cloth 1855 O 2 6 1370 SYJ1,rns' Embassy to the Kingdom of AvA (Burmese Empire) in 179~, with large map, and numerous fine engravings of Scenery, Antiq·uities, Costumes, &c. ; 3 vols, 8vo, and 4to ATLAS; 4 vols, boards uncut 1800 0 16 0 . 1371 TEMPLE (Sir R.) Journals kept in HYDERABA~, KASHMIR SIKKIM and NEPAL, edited by his Son, with maps and COLOURED PLATES~ 2 vols, 8vo, cloth (pub at £1 12s.) 1887 O 8 6 1372 T~N~ANT (Sir J. ~-) CEYLON, an Account of the Island, Physical, H1stor1eal, Topographrnal, with Notices of its Natural History Antiquities and Productions, FOURTH EDITION, with maps and engravi~gs; 2 thick vols, Svo, cloth . 1860 1 12 0 1373 TENNANT (Sir. J. E.) THE WILD ELEPHANT and the Method of Capturing and Taming it in CEYLON, plates,· post 8vo, cloth 1867 0 3 0 ASHTON NJELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 101

India and the Frontier States-continued. 1374 THORNTON'S Chapters of the jfodern History of British India; 8vo, cloth 1840 0 3 0 1375 TOD (Lt.-Col. James) ANNALS AND ANTIQUITIES OF RAJAS- THAN, or the Central and Western Rajpoot States of India, folding map and numerous beautiful engravings by Finden; 2 vols, roy. 4to, cloth, uncu-t, EXTREMELY SCARCE 1839-32 7 15 0 1376 TRAVELS IN WESTERN INDIA, embracing a Visit tu the Sacred Mountains of the .J ains, and the most celebrated Shrines of the Hindoo Faith, between Rajpootana and the Indus, an Account of the Ancient City of N ehrwalla, numerous beautiful plates; roy, 4to, cloth, imcut 1839 3 10 0 1377'ToRRENS (Lt.-Col.) Travels in LADAK, TARTARY, and KASHMIR, map, COLOURED PLATES and other illustrat£ons; 8vo, cloth 1862 0 7 6 With Autograph of Lord Wm. Hey, one of the travellers. 1378 VALENTIA ( Lord) Voyages and Travels to INDIA, CEYLON, the RED SEA, ABYSSINIA, and EGYPT, in the Years 1802 to 1806, with 60 fine plates from drawings taken on the spot by H. Salt, .Esq., engraved by Angus, Landseer, Warren, &c. _; 3 vols, roy. 4to,fine copy in calf gilt (pub. £9 9s.) Bulmer, 1809 1 16 0 1379 WAKEFIELD (W.) The Happy Valley, Sketches of KASHMIR and the KASHMIRES, map and tinted plates; 8vo, cloth (pub. at 15s.) 1879 0 5 0 1380 WEITBRECHT (Mrs.) Missionary Sketches in NORTH INDIA, with reference to recent events, folding map and engravings; post 8vo, cloth 1858 0 3 0 1381 [WELLESLEY, Marquis] Notes relative to the late transactions in the MARHATTA EMPIRE. Fort William, Dec. 15th, 1803, with Official Docu- ments, 6 coloured plans, including BATTLE OF AssAYE; 4to, calf gilt 1804 0 18 0 1382 WoLFF (Rev. Joseph, D.D.) Journal of his Missionary Labours from 1827 to 1838; 8vo, cloth 1839 0 3 0 1383 NARRATIVE OF A MISSION TO BoKHARA, in 184-3-45, to ascertain the Fate of Col. Stoddart and Capt. Conolly, portraits and plates; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1845 0 5 0 1834 Woon( Lieut.) Personal Narrative of a Jouruey to the Source of the River Oxus, by the route of the Indus, Kabul, and Badakhshan in 1836-7-8, map; 8vo, calf gilt 1841 0 4 6 1385 [YouNG ( Major Gavin)] Enquiry into the Expediency of Applying the Principles of Colonial Policy to the Government of India, and effecting an Essential Change in its Landed Tenures and Character of its Inhabitants; 8vo, half russia, scarce 1828 0 5 0 Iceland: 1386 HENDERSON (E.) Iceland, Journal of a Residence in 1814-15, with Obser vations on the Natural Phenomena, History, Literature and Antiquities, Manners and Customs, &c., map and engravings; 8vo, half bound 1819 0 6 0 1387 VAN TROIL (U.) Letters on Iceland, with Observations on the Natural History, Antiquities, Manners and Customs, Printing, Poetry, &c., during a Voyage under Sir Joseph Banks, Dr. Solander, &c., with notes and additions; 8vo, sheep 17 83 0 10 0 Contains valuable catalogue of all writers of any consequence relating to Iceland. Icelandic: 1388 HALDERSONII LEXICON IsLANDICo-Latino-Danicum, cura Raskii cum prref. Mulleri; 2 vols, small 4to, boards, uncut Havnim, 1814 1 0 0 The only work which can claim to be a complete Icelandic dictionary. 1389 MILTON, Ens Enska Skalds, J. Milton's Paradisar Missar. A Islenzku Snuinn af Pjodskaldi Islendinga Joni Porlakssqni; 8vo, sewed, itncut Kaupmannahofn, 1828 0 3 6 Ichthyology : 1390 HOUGHTON ( Rev. W.) BRITISH FRESH-WATER FISHES, with a coloured plate of each species, Drawn from Nature by A. F. Lydon, and numerous engravings, GENUINE ORIGINAL COPY WITH BEST IMPRESSIONS OF THE PLATES; 2 vols, folio, cloth gilt, gilt edges N.D. 1 10 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 102 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. Ichthyology-continued. . 1391 HAMILTON (R.) Natural History of British .Fishes, with 68 FINELY COLOURED PL.ATES; 2 vols, small 8vo, half calf gilt 1843 0 9 0 Ireland: 1392 BrncH ( Dr.) Inquiry into the share of King Charles I. in the Transactions of the Earl of Glamorgan for b1inging over Irish Rebels to assist the King in 1645-6; 8vo, calf, SCARCE 1756 0 9 0 BEST EDITION, with Appendix of the King's Letters and other particulars. "It was only Dr. Birch's curious enquiry, furnished with genuine documents and letters, that set the affair at rest."-Disraeli's Charles I. 1393 BONNELL (Jas., .Aci:ompt. Gen. of Ireland) His Exemplary Life and Character, by ARCHDN. HAMILTON, with Funeral Sermon on the Inter- mediate State, frontispiece; 8vo, calf 1707 0 3 6 1394 CROKER ( Rt. Hon. J. 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RAWSON'S Statistical Survey of County Kildare, large map and plates of .Antiquities, &:c. ,· 8vo, half calf gilt Dublin, 1807 0 5 0 1400 RowAN (Archdeacon) Lake Lore, or Antiquarian Guide to the Ruins and Recollections of Killarney, wood engravings; 12mo, cloth Dublin, 1853 0 3 0 1401 SHEFFIELD (John, Lord) Observations on the Mam1factures, Trade, and Present State of Ireland; 8vo, ca{f 1785 0 3 0 1402 SLEATER's Civil and Ecclesiastical Topography of Ireland, with Reminis- cences of Remarkable Events recorded where they occurred; 8vo, half calf _ Dublin, 1806 0 2 6 1403 TEMPLE (Sir John) The !RISH REBELLION, or History of its Beginning and Progress in 1641, wich the Barbarous Cruelties, and Bloody Massacres which ensued; sm. 4to, sheep, SCARCE 1646 0 12 0 1404 WoRCESTER ( Marquesse of) Letter to the Committee of Parliament sitting in the County of Monmouth, concerning His Sons landing with Irish Forces, and the Committee's Answer thereunto; 8 leaves, sm. 4to, stitched, good clean copy, R.ARE 1646 0 9 0 Ironwork: 1405 MACFARL.ANE's CASTINGS, 5th Edition, 595 pp.,oontaining several thousands of Examples; thick folio, cloth (pub. £4 4s.) 0 15 0 1406 --.-- 4th.Edition, 250 pages, containing Architectural Appliances and Samtary Appliances; 2 vols in 1, 4to, cloth O 7 0 1407 ALLAN'S (James) Ironwork, Plain and Ornamental, 250 pages, containing several thousand Examples; oblong 4to cloth O 4 0 1408 HoRNE's Book of Useful Ironmongeri, 184 plates, with thousands of examples; oblong 4to, half bound O 6 6 1409 COTTAM & Co.'s Catalogue of Constructive and ORN.AMENT.AL IRONWORK for_ Stai~s,. Balconie~, and Verandahs, some hundreds of fiuures on 32 plates; £oho, stiff covers, with separate price list 1878 0 3 6 1410 Isle of Man,-TRAIN (J.) Historical and Statistical Account of the Isle of ~au, from the Earliest Times to the Present Date, with a view of its Ancient Laws, Peculiar Customs, and Popular Superstitions, map and plates; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, scarce Doi1qlas 1845 1 8 0 Isle of Wight: · ' · 1411 BRA~NoN's :Vectis Scenery, exhibiting the Picturesque Bsauty of the Isle of Wight, with Topographiool Desoription and Guide, 26 plates; oblong 4to, boards (pub. 25s.) 1824 O 10 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 10::,

Isle of Wight-continued. 1412 WORSLEY (Sito. R.) HISTORY OF THE IsLE OF WIGHT, coloured map oj the Island, and numerous fine plates of Scenery, Antiquities, Seals, the Coast, &c; royal 4to, calf gilt, SCARCE 1781 2 10 0 1413'.lsocRATIS qure extant omnia, Gneco-Latina, Wolfio interp., cum. indice; thick 8vo, calf Basil, 1571 0 4 6 Italian: 1414 ARIOSTO, Orlando Furioso, preceduto da alcuni Pensieri di V. Gioberti, e corredato di Note Storiche, e Filologiche; 2 vols, sm. 8vo, red calf gilt Firenze, 1854 0 4 6 1415 BERNI (F.) Orlando Innamorato di Bojardo, rifatto, fine portrait; 4 vols, 12mo, fine copy, calf extra Paragi, 1768 0 8 0 A new description of Poetry arose in Italy under Francesco Berni, which has retained the name of the inventor. His satire possesses much nature and comic truth, everything is ridiculed, and the satire is almost always personal. He was poisoned. -SrsMONDI. 1416 0ATOLOGO Illustrato dei Monucnenti Egizii del R. Museo di Torino, compilato del PROF. 0RCURTI, plates of Hieroglyphics; roy 8vo, red morocco gilt 1852 0 5 0 1417 GROSSI (T.) Lombardi alla Prima Orociata. Can ti quindici; 3 vols in I, calf, full gilt Milano, 1826 0 6 0 1418 GuICCIARDINI, Storia d'ftalia, alla miglior lezioni ridotta dttl Rossini, con prefazione di Botta, portrait; 6 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt Parigi, 1837 0 16 0 1419 GUIDI (Alessandro) Poesi di; 8vo, half calf gilt Padova, 1818 0 2 6 1420 MANZONI, OPERA PoETICHE, portrait; 18mo, blue calf gilt Parigi, 1840 0 2 6 1421 MoNTI (V.) Opere Scele, portrait; 18mo, blite calf gilt Parigi, 1840 0 3 0 1422 MoRSO (S.) Descrizione de Palermo Antico, ricavata sugli an tori sincroni e i monumenti de tempi., portrait, fine bird's-eyt topographical view and numerous plates of Antiquities and Inscriptions, Arabic and Classical; 8vo, half calf Palermo, 1827 0 9 O -,1423 NrnBY. Itineraire de Rome, e de ses Environs, plates; 2 vols, sen. 8vo, stiff covers Rome, 1829 0 3 6 1424 PETRARCA. Le Rime di, riconstrate co i Testa a penna, a la Oonsider azioni di Tassoni, di Muzio, di Muratori, e di Rambaldo; 4to, Venetian binding, clean sound copy Venezia, MDCCXXVII. 0 5 0 1425 REDI (Francesco, Gentiluomo Aretino e Accademico Della Orusca) Opere fine portrait; 9 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt Milan, 1807 0 15 0 A, good poot-,Th~ Academy Della Crusca, when compiling their Dictionary, regarded his style as of the best authority. 1426 STORI DI AGATANGELO, Versione Italiana Illustrata dai Monaci Armeni Mechitaristi; sm. 8vo, half morocco, gilt edges Venezia, 1843 0 3 0 1427 TEATRO ITALIANO, ossia Commedie e Tragedie degli Autori piu Celebri, raccolte de Nardini; 3 vols, 12mo, calf gilt 1800 0 3 0 1428 TELEMACO (Rijo de Ulisses) Aventuras de, tradueido del original Frances, plates by Du Val;_ 12mo, calf . . La Haga, 1713 0 5 0 Interesting copy,· with autograph of Gift to Sir James Fellowes, by H. L. Piozzi, Jan. 8th, 1815. She writes-" This book was my poor mother's." 1429 VERRI, Le Notti Romane, both parts,. Al Sepolcro degli Scipioni and Della Magnifienza Antica; sm. 8vo, blue calf gilt Parigi, 1855 0 4 0 1430 Italy, SMITH (J.) SELECT Vrnws IN· ITALY, with Topographical· and Historical Descriptions in English and French, 72 fine line engravings by Byrne, Watts, and Pouncy/ original copy, _WITH FINE PROOF IMPRESSIONS OF THE PLATES, and the · descriptions printed on fine drawing paper; 2 vols in 1, oblong folio, blue morocco, tooled baclc and sides, with morocpo joints and gilt ed,qes 179 2-6 1 15 0 1.431 JAMESON'S (Mrs.) W,ORKS on Sacred and Legendary Art; Legends of the Madonna, 1 vol ; Legends of the Monastic Orders, 1. vol ; . Sacred and Legendary Art, 2 vols; History of our Lord as exemplified m Works of Art, by Jameson and Eastlake, 2 vols; together 6 vols, s9u~re 8vo, ill7:s trated by 80 etchings and 721 wood; engravings from Paintings, Mosaics, AncientI11ory Carvings, &c.;half bound,roxburgh style, top edges gilt 1879-81 4 16 0 ao; Park Street,. BRISTOL. 104 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

1432 JAOK CADE.-Illustrations of his Rebellion from Researches in the Guildhall Records with some new found Letters of LORD BACON, by B. B. Orridge, with Co~tributions by W. D. Cooper on the rising of Cade and his followers in Kent and Sussex, plate of arms; 4to, stiff covers (pub. at £1 ls. to Subscribers) 1869 0 12 O· 1433 James II. Letters to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York respecting the bold Abuses and Extravagances of Preachers, begetting an evil opinion of Governors, and leading into Disobedience, Schism, and Rebellion, handlin·g deep points of God's Eternal Councils and Decrees, Meddling with Affairs of State, Wrangling about Forms and Gestures, &c., with Directions concerning Preachers; 8 leaves, sm. 4to, BEAUTIFUL COPY, in the originalpamphletform, withtheedgesquiteuncut, RARE 5th March, 1685 2 10 0 Owing to their slight fugitive form, nearly all copies have been destroyed. A private buyer can hardly expect ever to see a copy again in this fine state.. The Directions are in Black Letter, reprinted from those of Charles II. at the time of the sealed Book of Common Prayer, 1662. 1434 JEFFREY (Lord) Life, with his Select Correspondence, by LORD CocKBURN, portrait_; 2 vols, Svo, cloth 1852 0 10 6 1435 JESSE (J. H.) London and its Celebrities, and Literary and Historical Memorials of London, BOTH SERIES, with maps and engravings ; 4 vols, 8 vo, clean copy in the original cloth, RARE 1847-5 0 8 8 0 1436 JESSE (Edward) GLEANINGS IN NATURAL HISTORY, with Local Recol1ections, and Maxims and Hints for an Angler; sma11 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1835 0 5 0 1437 Jests. LoRD CHESTERFIELD'S WITTICISMS, or the Great Pantheon of Genius, Sentiment, and Taste, containing all his genuine Bon-Mots and Sallies of Wit, everything lively and spirited in the Annals of the Beau Monde, and the real manners of the most Distinguished Persons, with Jovial Songs, &c., portrait of the Earl; sm. 8vo, half calf, RARE 1787 0 9 0 1438 Jesuitism. Du Jesuitisme Ancien et Moderne, par M. DE PRADT- Resume de l'Histoire des Jesuites, par C. LISKENNE; 2 vols in 1, thick 8vo, lialf calf gilt 1825 0 4 6 1439 JOHNSON (Dr. S.) WORKS, including DEBATES IN PARLIAMENT, the elegant " OXFORD CLASSIC EDITION,'' finely printed, portrait ,· 11 vols, 8vo, cloth, UNCUT 1825 2 12 0 The most complete collection of Dr. Johnson's vY orks, containing nearly three volumes more than any previous edition. 1440 ---- THE RAMBLER, a, complete set, as originally published in 208 numbers, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 20th March, 17 49-1750, to 19th March, 17 52, with general title dated 17 51 ; folio, bound in 2 vols, lialf calf, RARE London: J. Payne and J. Bouquet, 1751 1 5 0 1441 ---- (Dr. S.) J?rnTIONARY of the English Language, with the Original Preface and Poetical Quotations, FIRST EDITION; j vols, folio, calf, RARE 1755 3 3 0 1442 JONSON (Ben) Dramatic a~d other Works complete, with Critical and Explanatory Notes, and Life, by W. GIFFORD portrait · 9 vols 8vo boards, UNCUT ' ., '1816 4 0 0 1443 JUNIU~' LETTERS, FIRST EDITION; 2 vols, 12mo, calf, RARE Woc,dfall, 1772 1 15 0 Prmted under the Author's inspection, with his own notes. "This is not only the FIRST, but the ONLY AUTHENTIC EDITION. It contains all the letters that Junius acknowledged."-Notes and Queries. 14.44 JuNrns. T11e Authorship of the Letters of Junius elucidated with a Memoir of Lieut.-Col. Barre, by J. Britton, fine frontispiece 'after Sir Joshua Reynolds_; royal 8vo, clotli 1848 0 5 0 1445 J u_stinus. Historire lib. XLIV., ex. MSS. codd emendatior et prologis auctior, rn candem notre, excerptiones chronologicire et variarum lectionem libellus (eden~e J. Bongarsio~; sm. 8v:o, calf, RA~RE Paris, D. du Val, 1581 0 12 o- With woodcut on title of Christ and the Woman of Samaria. In the Sunder- land Catalogue it is described as an uncommon edition valuable on account of the notes (162 pp.) ?f Bongarsius. That copy fetched £2 5s. 1446 KAVANAGL:i (Julia) DAISY BURNS, a '!'ale; 3 vols, FIRST EDITION, er. 8vo, cloth 1853 5 0 0 ASHTON NIELD, . PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 105

1447 JUVENILE LIBRARY.-Lives of Remarkable Youths of both Sexes, fine portraits of Princess Victoria, K Edward VL, Lady Jane Grey, and others -Historic Anecdotes, France, with numerous portraits-History of Africa, plates; together 3 vols, small 8vo, cloth 1832 0 5 0 1448 KEELE (Rev. J.) LYRA lNNOCENTIUM. Thoughts in Verse on Christian Children, their Ways and Privileges, FIRST EDITION; post 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 1846 0 7 6 1449 KEMBLE (J. M.) State Papers and Correspondence illustrative of the Social and Political State of Europe, from the Revolution to the Accession of the House of Hanover, with Historical Introduction, Biographical Memoirs and Notes; thick 8vo, cloth 1857 0 7 6 1450 KEMP'S NINE DArns' WONDER, performed in a Daunce from London to Norwich, in his late Morrice, in 1599, containing his pleasure, pains, and kind entertainment, edited by DYCE, curious woodcut; sm. 4to, tree marbled calf extra, with gilt edges, by Clarke and Bedford Kent. Cam. Soc., 1840 0 9 0 1451 BATTELEY ( Archd.) ANTIQUITATES RuTUPINlE, plates of Antiquities; 8vo, calf, LARGE PAPER Oxon., 1711 0 6 6 " A most entertaining account of Cities and Ports on the Coast of Kent, well known to the Romans, whose money and utensils are here daily discovered and were plentifully collected by the curious author."-NrcoLSON. 1452 IRELAND'S New History of the County of Kent, from the earliest Records to the Present Time, with upwards of 100 highly-finished engravings of Churches, Seats, Public Buildings, Antiquities, &:c.; 4 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt 1828-30 .1 15 0 1453 KEN (Bishop) The Life of, by a Layman (J. L. Anderson), portrait, and original Music of Evening Hymn; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1854 0 7 6 1454 KINGSLEY ( Rev. C.) GLAucus, or the Wonders of the Shore, frontispiece; small 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION 1855 0 7 6 1455 KNIGHT'S (0.) PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND, a History of the People as well as of the Kingdom, many hundred wood engravings of Coins, Costumes, Architecture, Furniture, Manners, Portraits, Inventions, &;c.; 8 vols, thick imp. 8vo, half morocco gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1847 3 10 0 "The possession of all the Histories of England in existence will not compen- sate for the absence of The Pictorial England, and it is absurd to study the English annals without it. "-S. A. Allibone, 1870. LORD BROUGHAM, in an Address on Popular Literature, took occasion to say that "the literary merits of this work were of a very high order, and that nothing has ever appeared superior, if anything equal, to the Account of the State of Commerce, Government, and Society at different periods." 1456 KNIGHT (Miss E. Cornelia) Translations from the German, in Prose and Verse, with etching of Frogmo1·e House; sm. 8vo, calf, RARE, Printed by E. Harding, Frogmore Lodge, Windsor, 1812 0 15 0 ONLY 30 COPIES PRINTED for presents, at the expense of Queen Charlotte. This has the Queen's Autograph of gift to P. Cremorne, viz., Philadelphia, Lady Cremorne, grand-daughter of William Penn, founder and proprietor of Penn sylvania. On the side are the cyphers, V.C. Four leaves appear to be deficient, but as the book is certainly in the same state it was in when the Queen wrote in it, cannot well be deemed imperfect. Perhaps the leaves were cancelled on account of some sentiment not approved. It is a work of piety. 1 1457 KINGZETT (C. '1 .) ANIMAL CHEMISTRY, the Relations of Chemistry to Physiology and Pathology, a Manual for Medical Men and Scientific Students; 8vo, cloth (pub. at 18s.) 1878 0 5 0 1458 LACROIX (Paul, Bibliophile Jacob) THE ARTS IN THE MIDDLE AGES and the Rennaissance, illustrated with exquisite chromo-lithographic coloured Jae-similes by Kellerhoven from the Hours of Anne of Brittany, ancient Illuminated MSS. of Tapestry, Pictures, Jewelled Work, &:c., and upwards of 400 engravings; thick royal 8vo, cloth gilt N.D. 0 12 0 Lakes. 1459 GurnE to the Lakes in Cumberland, Westmoreland, and, Lancashire, view of Grasmere and map; Svo, half calf 1789 0 3 6 30 Park Street, BRISTOL. 106 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Lakes-continued. 1460 FIELDING (T. H.) and WALTON, PICTURESQUE To.uR OF THE ENGLISH LAKES, containing a Description of the most Romantic Scener~ of Cumberland, Westmoreland, and Lancashire, with Accounts of Ancient and Modern Manners, Customs, Antiquities, &c., 49 plates, COLOURED LIKE WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS; 4to, calf gilt Ackerman, 1821 1 12 0 L'amb (Charles) Works by: 1461 BLANK VERSE by Charles Lloyd and Charles Lamb; FIRST EDITION, 12mo, clean copy in the original boards, UNCUT, rare Bensley, 1798 7 10 0 1462 TALES FROM SHAKESPEARE, with 20 plates by WILLIAM BLAKE; 2 vols, sm. 8vo, calj 1810 3 10 1463 WORKS FIRST EDITION· 2 vols, post 8vo, boards, UNCUT, very rare in this state ' ' C. &: J. Ollier, 1818 3 3 0 1464 LAST EssAYS OF ELIA; post 8vo, FIRST EDITION, new calf gilt Moxon, 1833 1 15 0 14.65 LETTERS, with a Sketch of his Life by T. N. TALFOURD, 3 fine portraits; 2 vols, Moxon, 1837-FINAL MEMORIALS of Charles Lamb, by T. N. TALFOURD; 2 vols, Maxon, 1848 - together, 4 vols, FIRST EDITIONS, original cloth 1837-48 1 18 0 1466 LANDOR (Savagius, scripsit) Gebirus, Poema; 3m. 8vo, boards, uncut, RARE Oxon (1802) 3 10 0 Dedication is to his brother, Robert Landor. This copy has Robert Landor's inscription to John Parsons, Wor. Coll. 1804 (and note of gift underneath nearly quite erased)._ On last fly-leaf are four lines about notes and errata in Savage Landor's own writing. T467 LAND.::,EER (:::iir Edwin) WoriKs, with 44 beaut~ful steel plates, and about £00 wood engravings from Sketches in the Collection of Her May'esty and other sources, with a History of his Art Life, by W. C. MONKHOUSE; 4 vols, folio, cloth, elegantly full gilt, with gilt edges Virtue, N, D. 1 12 · 0 14681 LANG (A.) Helen of Troy, FIRST EDITION; post Svo, cloth, UNCUT 1882 0 13 6 1469 LAPID E (Cornelius A.) Commentaria in Scripturam Sacram (Vet. ac. Nov. Test.); 24 vols in 12, imp. Svo, half calf gilt, nice copy Paris, Vives, 1875 9 9 0 1470 LARDNER'S CABINET CYCLOPiEDIA, consisting of Works of the most Eminent Literary and Scientific Men upon HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, SCIENCE, NATURAL HISTORY, &c., with engravings by Finden, COMPLETE SET; 132 vols, sm. 8vo, cloth (pub. £39 18s.) 1830-44 7 10 0 Contents :-FORSTER'S British Statesmen, 7-MooRE's History of Ireland, 4- JAMES' Foreign Statesmen, 5-SoUTHEY's British Admirals, 5-GLEIG's British Military Commanders, 3-MACKINTOSH's History of England, 10-THIRLWALL's Greece, 8-ScoTT's History of Scotland, 2-FERGUs's History of the United States, 2-FosBROKE's Greek and Roman Antiquities, 2-MONTGOMERY and SHELLEY'S Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese Authors, 3-SHELLEY's Eminent French Authors, 2-BELL's History of Russia, 3 ; and Lives of British Poets, 2- 'B1;l,EWSTER's Optic&, 1-CooLEY's Maritime and Inland Discovery, 3-CROWE's Hist9ry of France, 3-DE MORGAN on Probabilities, 1-SISMONDI's Italian Republ~cs, I; and Fall of the Roman Empire, 2-DoNoVAN's Chemistry, I; and Domestic Ec~momy? 2-DUNHAM's Eminent British Literary and Scientific Men, 3; Europe durmg Middle Ages, 4 ;-Germanic Empire, 3 ; History of Denmark, Sweden, ,and Norway, 3-History of Poland, I; and Spain and Portugal, 5- GRATTAN s Neth~rlands, 1-HENSLOW's Botany, I-HERSCHEL'S Astronomy, 1; and Nat~ral Philosophy, ~; History of Rome, 2; History of Switzerland, 1- HoLLAND s Manufactures m Metal, 3-KAFER and LARDNER'S Mechanist, 1- KEIGHTLEY's Outlines of ~istory, I-LARDNER'S Arithmetic, 1; Geometry, I; Heat, I; and Hydrostatics and Pneumatics, I-LARDNER'S and vVALKER's Electricity and Magnetism, 2-NICHOLAs' Chronology of History, I-PHILLIP'S 'Geology, 2-yoRTER's Manufactures of Porcelain and Glass, I; and of Silk, ! POWELL'S History of Natural Philosophy, 1-RoscoE's British Lawyers 1- S~HUCKARn and S":AINSON's Insects, 1-STEBBING's Church History, 2 ;' and History of Reformation, 2-SWAINSON on Natural History I· Animals 1 · Their H.abits and I~tincts, I ; . Bird~, 2 ; Quadrupeds, I ; Shehs 'and Sheli Fish, I ; Fish and Reptiles, 2; Ammals m Menageries, I; and Taxidermy and Biography of Zoologists, I. 14 71 LA w (E.) HISTORY OF HAMPTON COURT PALA CE in Tudor Times illustrated w~th 130 autotypes, etchings, engravings, maps, and plans,· s~. 4to, cloth gilt·, 1885 0 15 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 107 Old and Rare Law Books : 1472 BoND (J.) Complete Guide for Justice of Peace, containing Common and Statute Laws and Authentic Precedents; 8vo, calf 1696 0 3 6 1473 Constable (The Exact) with his Original and Power, also Office of Church wardens, Overseers, Surveyors, Treaisurers, Parish .Clerks, Governors of Fairs, &c., Common Law and Statutes, by E. W., with the Office of a London Constable; 12mo, old binding, poor copy, SC;\RCE 1680 0 3 0 147 4

1 This series comprises Charles O'Malley, Tom Burke, O'Donoghue, Martins of ·Cromartin, Jack Hinton, Rowland Cashel, Barrington, Knight of Gwynne, Dodd Family Abroad, The Daltons, and Luttrell of Arran. · 1491 LEWES (G. H.) Sea-side Studies at lLFRA.COMBE, TENBY, THE SCILLY IsLES, and JERSEY, with numerous engravings; 8vo, cloth 1858 0 8 6 ~O, Park Str

1492 LEWIS (R.) History of the Lifeboat, and its Work, with illu~trations; post 8vo, cloth, presentation copy from the Author to Rev. W. Kinglake 187 4 0 2 6 1493 LIBRARY OF ANGLO-CATHOLIC THEOLOGY, CoMPLETE SET, 88 vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. at £40) 1841-57 7 7 0 This valuable Publication comprises the "\Vorks of Bp. Andrewes, Bp. Beveridge, Abp. Bramhall, Bp. Bull, Bp. Cosin, Frank, Crakanthorpe, Bp. Forbes, Bp. Gunning. Dr. Hammond, Hickes, John Johnson, Abp. ~aud, L'Estrange, Marshall, Bp. Nicholson, Bp. Overall, Thorndyke, Bp. Wilson, Pearson. 1494 LIBRARY OF ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.-A selection of the best volumes,. Lane's Manners and Customs of the Modern Egyptians, 2 vols-Pompeii, 2 vols-Pursuit of Knowledge under Difficulties, 2 vols-Criminal Trials, 2 vols-New Zealanders-The Backwoods of Oanada-Planche's History of British Costume-Secret Societies-Davis's, The Chinese, 2 vols Distinguished Men of Modern Times, 4 vols, together 18 vols, with portraits and engravings; small 8vo, half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND Charles Knight, 183() 2 10 0 1495 Liege : Statuta Synodalia Leodensis, cum ipsorum Moderationibus, et Acta et Decreta Synodii, cum excommunication in non observantibus, woodcut initials and small portrait on title of the Prince Bishop with his crook and sword; LovANII, 1549-Statuta Corn'listorialia et Reformatis et Juticorum Spiritualium, woodcut on title of the Prince Bishop's Arms; LEODII, 1582-Reformations, Status, et Constumes du duche de Bouillon; LIEGE, H28-Statuta, Cousistorialia, ac Reformatio Judiciorum Spiritualium, Leodecensis; TRAJECT, 1553; 4 vols in 1, sm. 4to, vellum, RARE 1549-1628 1 8 0 1496 LIPS! (J.) Poliorceticon, sive de Machinis, Tormentis, Telis, libri, ad Historiarum lucem, with 39 fine copper plates, folio, limp vellitm .Ant. Plantin, 1596 1 5 0 1497 Lisbon. Receuil des !Jlus Belles Ruines de Lisbonne caussees par le tremblement et par le feu du 1 Novembre, 1755, dessine sur les lieux et grave par le Bas, engraved title and 6 large copper plates/ oblong folio, boards Paris, 17 5 7 0 5 0 1498 Lrvrns. The ROMANE HrsTORIE, written by T. Lrvrns, of Padua; also the Breviaries of L. Floros, with a Ohronologie to the whole, and a Topo graphie of Rome in Old Time, translated by P. HOLLAND, large printer's Rebus on Title ; thick folio, calf London: Adam Islip, 1600 I 8 0 14~9 LODGE (T.) Sumrnarie or Briefe Exposition of all the Notable Passages in the first and second weekes of William of Salust, Lord of Bartas, dedicated to Sir Julius Oresar, title defi,cient; folio, old calf circa 1600 0 12 0 At page 227 begins his account of AMERICA, OR THE NEW WORLD, extending to p. 233. The inhabitants, he maintains, '' fell not from the ayre like little frogs formed by vertue of the sunne * * * neither sprung out of the earth as plants and rootes doe * * * but are true humane creatures." 1500 LOGGAN (D.) OxoNIA lLLUSTRATA, with plan and many two-page views of C?lleges, ]!odleian, Sch?ols, Sheldon, Academical Costumes, &c., and general view on title, ~ 1 beautiful plates, .FINE ORIGINAL IMPRESSIONS ; folio, old red morocco, with panelled tooled sides, RARE 167 5 7. 10 0 1501 ---- 0.A.NTABRIGIA ILLUSTRATA, with plan and many two-page views o( Colleges,. Schools, Library, Academical Costumes, and general view on title, beautiful plates (exce.1:t interior of King's Chapel wanting), FINE ORIGINAL IMPRESSIONS; foho, old red morocco gilt edges with panelled tooled sides, ;RARE ' ' 1688 IO O 0 London: 1502 ~CKERMAN'S MICROCOSM OF LONDON, with 104 large and beau t~ful COLOURE1;> PL.ATES of Scenes in_ London, the buildings drawn by Pugin, the figures, which are very characteristic, by Rowlandson; 3 vols, roy. 4to, · half calf gilt, tall copy · N.D. 9 10 0 1503 BRAYLEY, BREWER, and NIGHTINGALE'S Description of LONDON and MIDDLESEX, Topographic.al and Historical, with 150 engravings of Churches, Castles, Seats, &c. >' 5 thick vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. £6 6s.) 1810-16 O 18 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 109'

London-continued. 1504 CAPES (A.) THE OLD AND NEW CHURCHES OF LONDON, being illustrations of the existing remains, from the Norman to the Great Fire, with numerous examples from 1844 to the present, with Essay by Rev. J. M. CAPES, 36 large wood engraving plates, with descriptions; imp. 8vo, clvth (pub. 16s.) 1880 0 7 6 Seventeen old examples from the Chapel in the White Tower and Crypt of Bow Church, including S. Mary Overy, S. Stephen's, S. Ethelreda, &c. ; and nineteen modern, from S. Giles, Camberwell, to S. John Baptist, Kensington. · 1505 SMITH (Charles Roach) Illustrations of Roman London, with 41 plates of Coins, Bronzf's, Pottery, Glass, Pavements, &c. ( SOME COLOURED), and numerous woodcuts; 4to, half calf gilt 1859 1 12 O· Printed for subscribers only, and not published. 1506 TITE (Sir W.) Descriptive Catalogue of Antiquities found in the Excava tions at the New Royal Exchange, with particulars of Roman London, folding plan; thin 8vo, cloth; 1848 0 3 6 Privately printed for Members of the Corporations. 1507 WILKINSON'S LONDINA ILLUSTR.A.TA, or Graphic and Historical Illustrations of the most Interesting and Curious Architectural Monuments of the City and Suburbs of London and Westminster, e.g., Monasteries, Churches, Charitable Foundations, Palaces, Halls, Courts, Processions, Places of Early Amusements, Theatres, and Old Houses (now mostly destroyed); 2 vols, impl. 4to, containing 207 copper-plate engravings, ORIGINAL IMPRESSIONS, with Historical and Descriptive Letterpress, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt (pub. £26 5s.) 1819-:35 5 0 0 This most interesting and curious Antiquarian work cost the enterprising publisher more than twenty years of undeviating labour and many thousand pounds. Every rare old .print and drawing illustrative of London Topography, which he could discover, by the most active and diligent research, was made subservient to his purpose; and of many ancient buildings the Engravings contained in these volumes are now the only known records. What adds con siderably to the value of the work, is that the letterpress gives extracts from Parish Registers and Monumental Documents not easily accessible elsewhere. 1508 London Cries.-Modern London: being the History and Present State of the British Metropolis, 21 plates, and the very fine series of 31 BEAUTI FULLY COLOURED PLATES of the "Cries of London" (the Jtinera1J1,t Traders of the Metropolis), with descriptions; thick 4to, half bound, SCARCE Lond., R. Phillips, 1804 2 5 0 1509 AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF EIGHTEEN CONTEMPORARY PUBLICATIONS relating to the Seizure of the City Charters hy Charles II.; folio, half calf, rare 1682 2 2 0 Oontains-Collections out of the City Records touching Election of the Sheriffs -Five Papers presented by the Citizens to the Lord Mayor-Nature of a Common Hall, and in whom the power there resides-Right of Freemen to choose Sheriffs -Miscarriages of My Lord Mayor-The Lord Mayor's Righl of Electing a Sheriff asserted against Popular Faction-List of Aldermen and Common Council for 1682-\Vrit of Quo Warranto to enquire into Authority for the Privileges and Liberties-Poem on the 'Prentices Feast at Merchant Taylor's Hall, Rejoiner to the vYiggish Poem, Repartee to the Rejoiner, &c.-A nineteenth i.s added, viz., The Case of Surrendering the Charters of Nottingham. London and Westminster, Vrnws IN: 1510 A TRUE AND EXACT PROSPECT OF THE FAMOUS CITY OF LoNDON from St. Marie Overs Steeple in South warke, in its flourishing condition before the fire, designed by W. Hollar. Another Prospect of the s~~d Citty taken from the same place as it appeareth now after the Calam1tle and Destruction by Fire. Wenceslaus Hollar delin. et Sculp., 1666, 2 long narrow views, one over tlie other, on 2 sheets, if united would form a picture 264 inches long by 81.t inches high, with margins O 15 0 1511 INTERESTING Vrnw OF LONDON IN 1801, taken from High,qate, by JOHN SwERTNER, of Bristol, lightly tinted; 28 by 17 ins., with margins 1 5 0 1512 LONDON and the Pool with Shipping, as seen from Rotherhithe in 1801, by tli.e same Artist, lightly tinted; 28 by 17 ins., with margins 1 5 0

301,. Park Street, BRISTOL. uo CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. Yiews in London and Westminster-continued. 1513 ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, Westmioster. Two FINE OLD Vrnws OF THE INTERIOR, as beautified in 1803, one looking West, showing the organ and the Speaker's pew in front of the gallery, the other of the Chancel, showing the stained glass window, Kay, del. in 1804, Hawkins, sculp.; size of each, l4t wide, 19-i high, with marqins 1 18 0 1514 LoNDON AND WESTMINSTER in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, Ann. Dom. 1563 curious Bird's-eye View from the Su1-rey side, showing from the Abbey to St.' Katherine's, and Shakespere's Play House at Bankside to Hampstead, with the City Walls and Gates, Houses on London Bridge, Covent Garden, Charring Gross, Old Whitehall, Barnard's Castle, &:c.; 41 by 15 inches, 5CARCE 1563, reprint 1789 1 10 0 The earliest engraved view of London was published by R. Aggas in the early part of Elizabeth's reign, 1563. 1515 LONGFELLOW (Henry Wadsworth) EVANGELINE, a Tale of Acadie, with the Author's wri'ti"ng on the fly-leaf; "Miss T. F. Chapman, wi"th the regards of the Author, March, 1848," also AN INTERESTING LETTER TO Mrss CHAP MAN, dated Cambri'dge, March 30th, 1848. The author describes where the scenes are. laid, and says, "you will be astonislied at the tragedy enacted in the little Acadian Village, not one feature of which have I darkened or deepened." UNI QUE CoPY OF THE RARE FrnsT EDITION ; post Bvo, boards, uncut Boston, 1847 20 0 0 1516 LoRINI 0 (Joannis, S.J.) Commentarius in Ecclesiasten,. Lugduni, 1619- Ejusdem in Librum Sapapientire Commentarius ib. 1619 - Ejusdem Commentarius in Catholicas tres B. J oannis et duas B. Petri Epistolas, ib. 1621-Ejusdem in Catholicas BB. Jacobi et Judre Epistolas Com~ mentarii ib. 1619-4 vols, folio, in 1-Commentarii in Deuteronomium, 2 vols in 1, folio, 1625-together, 2 thick vols, in the original pigskin binding 1619-25 l 16 0 1517 LoRINI (Joannis, S.J.) Commentarii in Librum Psalmorum; 4 vols in 2, folio, ,.BEST EDITION, fine copy in pigskin Venetiis, 1718-20 1 8 0 1518 LYE, Dictionarium Saxonico et Gothico-Latinum, acced. Fragm. Vers. Ulphilanre, necnon Opuscula quredam Anglo-Saxonica, Edidit, Grammaticam utriusque Lingure prremisit Manning; 2 vols, folio, calf 1772 1 16 0 1518* LYELL (Sir Charles) GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES OF THE ANTIQUITY OF MAN, with remarks on Theories of the Origin of Species by Variation, wood engravings; thick 8vo, cloth uncut, 7s. 6d.; half calf gilt 1864 0 9 6 il.519 LYSONS'S MAGNA BRITANNIA, a Topographical Account of BEDFORD SHIRE, BERKSHIRE, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, CAMBRIDGESHIRE, CORNWALL, CHESHIRE, CUMBERLAND, DERBY, and DEVON, with numerons fine plates of Churches, Mansions, Antiquities, &c., COMPLETE SET; half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND, 6 vols, 4to · 1806, etc. 9 10 0 1520 LITTLETON (Rt. Hon. E. J., Lord HathertonfMemoirs and Correspondence relating to Political Occurrences in June and July, 1834, now first published from the original MS. by HENRY REEVE, C.B.; 8vo, clotn 1872 0 7 G 1521 LYTTON ( Lady) Cheveley, or the Man of Honour; 3 vols er. 8vo half calf gilt,' SCARCE ' '1839 0 15 0 (' The villain of the piece," is said to be intended by her Ladyship for her husband. . · 1522- LYTTON ( Lord) NOVELS, complete set, LARGE PRINT LIBRA.RY EDITION, portrait;. 20 vols,.8vo, half bound, gilt top edges, GOOD. AS NEW N.D. 3. 10 r 0 l~23 ---- complete, KNEB'WORTH EDITION, .with engraved frontispieces; 28 vols, post 8vo, cloth · 1878 2 18 0 1524: LYTTON (Robert) Julian Fane; A Memoir, with portrait; post Svo, FIRST EDITION, half morocco, gilt top, SCA.ROE · 1871 .1 5 0 ASHTON NIELD~ PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. lU

1525 MACFARLANE (0.) CABINET HISTORY OF ENGLAND, Civil, Military, and Ecclesiastical, from the Invasion by Julius Oresar to the year 1846 ; 26 vols in 13, cloth gilt, nice set 1851 0 16 0 1526 MACHIAVEL (N., the famous Citizen and Secretary of Florence) Works, faithfully translated into English; folio, calf gilt, FIRST ENGLISH EDITION 1675 0 6 0 1527 ~ADOX (T.) FoRMULARE ANGLICANUM, or a Collection of Ancient Charters and Instruments from the Originals, from the Norman Conquest to the · end of Henry VIII., folding plate of Ancient Seals,; folio, calf gilt 1702 l 6 0 1528 MAGAZINE OF ART (The) profusel31 illustrated with several thousand beautiful · engravings, with accompanying letterpress by the best writers, complete set from the commencement in 1878 to Dec. 1882; 5 vols, 4to, half calf gilt 1878-82 1 18 0 Comprises one of the most extensive and complete collections of engravings of every class of the Fine Arts-PAINTING, PORTRAITS, BRONZES, LANDSCAPES, ARCHITECTURE, CEREMACS, DECORATIONS, &c. 1529 MAITLAND (C.) THE CHURCH IN THE CATACOMBS, a Description of the Primitive Church of Rome, illustrated by its Sepulchral Remains, numerous woodcuts and inscriptions; 8vo, cloth, SCARCE 184 7 0 12 0 1530 MANNING (Cardinal) Sermons, THE FOUR SERIES COMPLETE; 4 vols, 8vo, cloth, scarce 1842, &c. 2 2 0 ,Manuscripts : 1531 LODGE (Thomas) The Poore Man's Talent, THE AuTHOR's MANUSCRIPT [ UNPUBLISHEDJ dedi'cated to the Right Honour able my very good Lady the Lady .Ann Mother Countesse of Arundell; folio, vellum ci'rca 1605 30 0 0 Said by Lowndes to have been sold at the Sale of the old Duke of Norfolk's Library. 1532 Bristol. Abstracts of Wills, Places of Burial, Names of Persons, Streets, &c., from A.D. 1381 (reign of Richard II.) to 1610 (K. James), collected out of the Great Book of Wills, closely written on 68 pages of folio paper Date of JvlS. about 1610 2 10 0 Exceedingly interesting and important Manuscript which should find a place in a public library. The details and allusions to old Customs, Manners, and Occurrences are very interesting. 1533 Bitton, Hanham, Oldland, and Kingswood Chase, in the County of Gloucester.-A Valuable Collection of rrwo Hundred and Sixty Original Documents, consising of Letters and Correspondence, Agreements, State ment of Accounts, of Successive Owners (Rd. Jones, of Bristol, Merchant, Thomas Trye, Esq.), Valuations, Rating Assessments, &c., dating from 1661 to 1739, collected in foitr portions, by Mr. Ellacombe, and Lettered by him, "LEWTON MSS." (the Lewtons being one of the families concerned) 5 0 0 Among the above is a MOST VALUABLE DOCUMENT, on 13 folio sheets, "A Brief that answers Defendant's Proofs," in an Action Attorney (General?) and Newton (one of the Newtons of Barre's Court) respecting Kingswood Chase, in which are recited all the facts respecting the Forest Rights, &c., from A.D. 1272 to the time of the suit (about 1681). This precious document should be in a public library. 1534 Kingswood Forest, or Chase.-Order of King 01\arles the Secon?'s Commissioners considering the number of Poor People that would perish if the Forest was stocked with Deer and the Cottages pulled down, that all faults shall be buried with an Aot of Oblivion to all who shall appear before them "atte the Lamb, at Lauford's Gate," &c. The ORIGINAL DOCUMENT dated December, 1661, with the Signatures of the three Commissioners_!_N. Throcmorton, W. Jones, and J. Price with their Seals. This is followed by "Rules prescribed by His Majesty's Oomruis- sioners for the Deafforestation of Kingswood "; 3 pp., folio 3 3 0 The above is accompanied by another MS. of the same date, "The State of the Chaee of Kingswood in the County of GloucestQr," 4 pp., folio. *** The last three MANUSCRIPTS are from the Library of the Rev. H. T. , ELLA COMBE, F.S.A., Author qj the". History of the Manor of Bitton," H The Bells of Devonskire),Somersetshire;' &c. !O, ParK Street, BRISTOL. 112 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

1535 MALTE BRUN's Universal Geography, or a L'escription of all Parts of the World, BEST EDITION, complete with the INDEX, plates,' 9 vols, 8vo, half calf (pub. £7 7s.) . 18?2-33 0 16 0 "The plan of this work is excellent, and the arrangement 1s far superior to any other work of the kind extant. "-Goodhugh. Manchester: · 1536 MEMORIALS OF MANCHESTER STREETS, by R. w. Proctor, FINELY :RINT~D oN TONED p APER, witlt photographic frontispiece and 28 engmvings, including folding map of Manchester in 1728; LARGEPAPER,4to,cloth, 1874 0 15 0 1537 MANCHESTER a hundred years ago, illustrated by Sketches taken at the Period, 12 plates of curious Old Picturesque Houses, &c. ,- 8vo, sewed N.D. 0 3 0 1538 MARINGY (Chev. T. De) Three Voyages in the Black Sea to the Coast of CrncASSIA, with Description of the Ports and Trade, the Manners, Customs, Religion, &c., of the Circassians, maps and plates,- 8vo cloth, 1837 0 4 6 1539 MARTIN (Sir Theodore) Life of the Prince Consort, containing the passages afterwards withdrawn, portraits and views,- 5 vols, 8vo, cloth 1875-80 I 6 0 1540 MARTIN'S STATESMAN'S YEAR-BooK, a Statistical Mercantile and Historical Account of the States and Sovereigns of the World, complete from 1869 to 1888 inclusive; 20 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1869-88 2 0 0 1541 MASSINGER's DRAMATIC WoRKS, complete with Critical and Explanatory Notes by Gifford; 4 vols, royal 8vo, calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND, scarce 1813 3 10 0 A large-paper copy of the best edition. Mathematics : 1542 GUNTER (E.) Works in Arithmetic, Geometry, Astrology, Navigation, Dialling, and Fortification, corrected and added to by W. Leybourn, curious engraved title and cuts,- 4to, calf 1637 0 14 0 Best Edition of this esteemed Mathematician's Works.-Lowndes. 1543 HAMILTON ( Sir W. R.) Elements of Quarternions; thick 8vo, cloth, scarce 1866 3 10 0 1544 HERIGONE (P.) Uursus Mathematicus, Cours Mathematique, demonstre par Notes, in Latin and French, with numerous figures,- thick 8vo, old calf Paris, 1644 0 9 G 1545 LAMY (P.) Elemens de Mathematiques, ou Traite de la Grandeur en general, qui comprend l'Arithmetique, l'Algebre, &c.; sm. 8vo, calf Paris, 1731 0 3 0 1546 MATTHEWS (Charles, the Celebrated Comedian) Memoirs of, with Anecdotes of his Contemporaries, portraits and engravings,- 4 vols, 8vo, half morocco gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1838 2 10 0 1547 McCARTHY (Justin) HISTORY OF OuR OwN TIME, from the Accession of Queen Victoria to the General Election of 1880; 4 vols, 8vo, cloth 1881 1 10 0 1548 MEDICORUM (Vet, ac recent) Philosophrumque Icones ex Bihl. J. SAMBUCI, cum elogus, Vitisque, 67 large portraits with accompanying terpt .,· folio, vellum Ant. Plant. Raphel, 1603 2 5 0 1549 MELVIL (Sfr James, of Halhill) MEMOIRS, containing Impartial Account of the most remarkable Affairs of State not mentioned by other Historians, in England and Scotland under Elizabeth, Mary Q. of Scots, and K. James, in all which the Author was personally concerned published from the original M.S. by Scott; folio, calf gilt, BEST EDITION ' 1683 0 9 0 1550 :MEYRICK (Sir. S. R.) Critical Inquiry into ANCIENT ARMOUR, as it existed in Europe, but particularly in England, from the Norman Conquest, ~ith ~ Glossary of Military Terms of the Middle Ages, 80 plates splendidly illuminated, mostly heightened in gold and silver, and exhibiting some of the finest specimens existing in England, and numerous large initial letters with figures, &:c., also illuminated in gold and colours,- 3 vols, folio, new half morocco gilt, SCARCE (pub. £21) 1824 9 15 0 Sir \Valter Scott justly describes this collection as "the incomparable Armoury." '' This most superb Archreological work is animated with numerous novelties curious and historical disquisitions, and brilliant and recondite learning-Learning going to Court in the full, rich Costume of the Garter-Plates as fine as the monuments in v\r estminsrer Abbey. Really and truly the work is admirably exe cuted, and deserves every eulogy."-Edin. Review. ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 113

1551 MEREDITH (Owen) Serbski Pesme, or National Songs of Servia, sm. 8vo, cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION 1816 0 3 6 1552 MERIAN (M.) _DANSE DES MoRTS, comme elle est depeinte dans la louable et celebre Ville de Basle, pour servir de Miroir de la Nature H umaine dessinee et gravee sur l'original, on y a ajoute une description de la Vill~ de Basle, et des vers a chaque figure, fine engraved title, and large copper plate cuts, the letterpress in French and German; 4to, strong German boards Basel, 1789 0 12 0 Mezzotini Portraits : 1553 BELL (Mrs.) a handsome lady in black velvet, with lace, hat, and feathers, &c., FINE MEZZOTINT, three quarter length, painted by herself, 1810, engraved by CLINT j folio, BEAUTIFUL PROOF, with open letters, uncut margins, RARE 3 3 0 1554 BERESFORD HOPE (Rt. Hon.) FINE MEZZOTINT by Walker, PRIVATE PLATE, 9! by 12f inches, with margins extra 1853 0 12 0 1555 BRAMSTON (T. G., of Skreen's Park, M.P.) engraved by Phillips after · Partridge, MEZZO'l'INT, FINE PROOF, 9f by 12 inches, with large margins extra 0 9 0 1556 BROWNRIGG (General, Sir, Bart., late Governor of Ceylon) painted by J. Jackson, engraved by Ward) FINE MEZZOTINT PROOF IMPRESSION j folio 0 12 0 1557 CHARLES THE FIFTH ( Empero1· of Germany, in Armour on Horseback, .fine Mezzotint by R. EARLOM, after Painting by VA:N" DYKE, originally painted by Titian;· open letter proof, with margins 0 10 0 1558 CHARLES IL, King of England, in Royal Robes on Throne, MEZZOTINT BY 0. TURNER, open letter p1·oof, large folio, with ma1·gins 0 9 0 1559 CHARLES, PRINCE OF WALES, Second Son of James I., in grand Costume, on horseback, with Palace, and Landscape behind, MEZZOTINT BY 0. TURNER, from extremely rare print by DELARAM, open letter proof; large folio, with margins 0 10 0 1560 CHRISTIAN, the Fourth King of Denmark, with his Eldest Son Frederich, full lengths in grand Costume, fine mezzotint by DuNKARTON after an extremely rare print by WM. PASSE, open letter proof, folio, with margins 0 10 0 1561 CLARENDON (Earl of) BEAUTIFUL MEZZOTINT after Sir F. Grant, by W. Walker, INDIA PROOF, PRIVATE PLATE, 9 by 11 inches, with large margins extra 1847 0 18 0 1562 COOKE (G. F., celebrated Actor) PORTRAIT, in the character of lAGo, RICHLY COLOURED, painted by Green, and MEZZOTINTED BY JAMES WARD, 18! by l '1, inches, FINE IMPRESSION, with very large margins, RARE 1801 7 7 0 1563 DUNDAS (Thos., Lord, .2Etat 78) BEAUTIFUL MEZZOTINT by CHARLES TURNER, after painting by Srn THOMAS LAWRENCE, brilliant impression, large folio 1 10 0 1564 ELIZABETH (Queen) in the Superb Dress in which she went to St. Paul's to Return Thanks for the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, MEZZOTINT by 0. TURNER, from the extremely rare print by CRISPIN DE PASSE after a drawing by Isaac Oliver, OPEN LETTER PROOF, large folio, with margins 0 15 0 1565 FEILDING (Rt. Hon. Mary) Sole Daughter and Heir of Lor~ Carlingfo~d, after Sir P. Lely, by T. Beckett, MEZZOTINT, 10 by 12 inches, margins extra 0 5 0 1566 FREDERICK V., of Simmerin, Elector Palatine, 1610, Titular King of Bohemia 1619 ( married daughter of James I.) in full armour on horse back, with great Battle in background, MEZZOTINT ~y 0: TuRN~R, from an authentic original, OPEN LETTER PROOF, large £oho, with margins 0 9 0 1567 HENRY THE FouRTH, King of France, called the Great, in fine armour on war horse, with magnificent trappings, in background Battle ( of I vry i) MEZZOTINT by 0. TURNER, from a Unique Print by ELSTR.A.KE, open letter proof, folio, with ma1·gins 0 9 0 1568 HENRY PRINCE oF WALES, eldest Son of James I. practising with a lance, a Tournament in the background, MEZZOTINT by Du:~"KA.R:ON, fro_m extremely rare print by S. P .A.ss, open letter proof, large foho, with margins 0 10 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 114 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Mezzotint Portraits-continued. 1569 HENRY THE GREAT, King of France and Navarre, as he lay in State after his Murder in 1610, MEZZOTINT by R. DuNKARTON,from an extremely rare print by BRIOT, after Quesnel, open letter proof, large folio, with margins O 9 0 1570 JAMES THE FIRST, King of Great Britai'n, in grand costume, on horseback ( on Surrey side), Bankside in foreground, with the Old Theatres, St. Mary Overy's, Winchester House, &c., Old London Bridge, with Houses and Human Heads on poles over bridge gate, beyond is the River, Old St. Paul's, Old London, &c., MEZZOTINT by C. TURNER, from an extreme rare print by DELAREM, open letter proof, large folio, with rnar,qins 1 10 0 1571 JAMES THE FIRST, King of England, in Royal Robes, on his Throne, and bis Royal Progeny, together with the Family of the King of Bohemia, containing 15 Figures, MEZZOTINT by C. TURNER, from an extreme rare print by PASSE ; open letter proof, large folio, with margins 1 10 0 1572 LADIES SARAH LENNOX and SUSAN STRANGWAY~, and C. J. FOX, FINE MEZZOTINT AFTER SIR JosHUA REYNOLDS engraved by J. WATS ON, large folio, VERY RARE 10 10 0 Mr. Cosens's copy was sold at Christie's last month for £37. 1573 MACDONALD (Sir Archibald, Lord Chief Baron) BEAUTIFUL MEZZOTINT by H. MEYER, after Painting by ROMNEY; large folio, with margins 3 3 0 1574 MAXIMILIAN, Emperor of Germany, dressed for a Tournament (Knight of the Garter in the reign of Henry VII.), MEZZOTINT by C. TURNER, from ihe extremely mre print by HANS BuRGKMAIR, open letter proof; folio, with margins 0O .9 1575 RussELL (James) FINE MEZZOTINT after E. COLEMAN, by LUPTON, INDIA PAPER PROOF, 9~ by 12 inches, with fine margins Printed for Subscribers only, 1852 0 16 0 1576 STAUNTON (Sfr G. T., M.P.) FINE MEZZOTINT by Overend Seller, after Swandale, 13 by 16± inches, with margins extra 1839 0 9 0 1577 MARY STUART (Queen of France and Scotland) and Henry Lord Darnley, her Husband, both in superb costume, MEZZOTINT by DuNKARTON, from the Unique Print by Elstrake, in the possession of Sir Mark Sykes, OPEN LETTER PROOF, large folio, with margins O 15 0 1578 SYKES (Godfrey, Solicitor to the Board of Stamps) MEZZOTINT after HEWARDSON, by WARD, lOf by 14 inches, FINE PROOF, with full margins 1822 1 5 0 1579 WELLINGTON (The Duke) fine large Mezzotint Profile Portrait, PROOF BEFORE ALL LETTERS, very large folio 1 10 0 1580 WHITEFIELD (Rev. Mr. George) A MEZZOTINT PORTRAIT of Mr. .Whitefield . preaching in a pulpit, Wollaston-pinxit, .Faber fecit, folio, RARE 1742 0 12 0 1581 WILLIAM THE FIRST, Prince of Orange, &c., shot with a pistol at Delft, 10th July, 1584, with Armour of the period, MEZZOTINT by C. TURNER, after original by WEIRIX, open letter proof, folio, with margins O 7 0 Middlesex: 1582 PARK (J.) 'Fopography and Natural History of HAMPSTEAD, with appendix of Original Records, map,pedigrees and plates; 4to, only 100 copies issued, calf, gilt edges, LARGE PAPER . 1814 3 8 0 1583 THE VISITATION MIDDLESEX, in 1663, by W. Ryley, Esq., Lancaster, and H. Dethic, Rouge Croix, Marshals and Deputies of Sir Edward Byshee, Knight, Clarencieux King of Arms; folio, boards, uncut, RARE Salisbury, 1820 2 2 0 This Heraldic Visitation contains 94 pedigrees, and is extremely scarce, only one hundred and fifty copies were printed at the expense of Srn THOMAS PHILLIPPS. Military and Naval: 1584 ABERCROMBIE (Genl. Sir Ralph) The Death of, pained by SIR ROBERT KER PORTER, engraved by VENDRAMINE, fine large engraving, with a·great many portrait figures of Stajf" and other Officers, fighting, the Bay of .Abouke1· and the Frenchmen's backs in the distance, 35! by 23 inches 1804 1 5 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 115 Military and Naval-continued. · 15i5 ARMY LIST of Officers of the Army and Royal Marines on Full, Retired, and Half-pay, with Indexes, &c., l 794-05-96-99-1800-1-5-8 and 9, 9 vols, royal 8vo, old red morocco, gilt edges 1794-1809 2 15 0 1588 -- (Hart's) 1871 and 1875 to 1879, 6 vols, royal 8vo, calf 1871-79 0 18 0 1589 ARMY LIST of Officers of the Army and Royal Marines on Full, Retired and Half-pay, with Indexes, &c., for l 779-l 794:-1812-12-22-26-27-36-40,48: bound each O 4 6 1590 ARMY LIST (The Monthly) of Officers of the Army and Royal Marines on Full, Retired, and Half-pay, with Indexes, &c., published by Authority; 73 vols, between 1858 and 1884, bound in cloth, in 43 vols, post 8vo, good as new 1858-84 2 10 0 A nice uniformly bound series. ~.591 BARRIFFE (Col. W.) Militaire Discipline, or the Young Artilleryman, with the Postures of Musket and Pike, Foot Exercises, Mars, his Triumph or Exercise in Merchant_ Taylor's Hall by Gentlemen of the Artillery Garden, Exercises of Horse Troopes, portrait and large coat of arms; 4to, old cq,lf, RARE 1661 1 fj 0 1592 BETHUNE (Col. Drinkwater) Narrative of the BATTLE OF ST. VINCENT, with Anecdotes of NELSON before and after that Battle, portrait of Nelson, and 8 plans; 4to, whole bound morocco, full gilt and gilt edges 1840 0 14 0 1593 CREASY (Sir Edward) Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World, from Marathon to Waterloo; 8vo, calf gilt, marbled edges 1863 0 8 0 1594 DouGLAS (Sir Howard) TREATISE ON NAVAL GUNNERY, published with approbation and permission of the Lords of the Admiralty, plates; 8vo, boards 1829 0 3 0 1595 DouGLAS ( Sir Howard) Essay on the Principles and Construction of MILITARY BRIDGES and the Passage of Rivers in Military Operations, en larged edition, folding plates; 8vo, red morocco, gilt edges, Royal Military College prize binding 1853 0 5 0 1596 FORTRESSES (Les) du 'Pays Bas Royal, finely engraved .Allegorical Frontis piece and 40 interesting Plans of the Old Low Country_ Fortified Places, all engraved by Harrewyn, each 8 inches by 7 inches, folded and bound on g'lr.,a,·ds; Svo, calf, RARE, Par J. Peeters a Anvers sur le Marche des views soulies aun quatre partie du Monde, n.d. (circa 1660) 1 0 0 1597 GREENWICH NAVAL GALLERY, with Memoirs by Locker, 20 fine portraits of Naval Commanders and engravings of Sea Fights i. imp. 8vo, half morocco gilt, NEWLY BOUND (pub. £3 3s.) 1832 0 18 0 1598 HEAD ( Sir F. B.) Defenceless State of Great Britain, comprising de scriptive Sketches of Military and Naval Warfare, the Invasion of England, How to defend Great Britain, &c. ; thick post 8vo, boards (pub. a~ 12s.) 1850 0 3 6 1599 HISTORIC, MILITARY, and NAVAL ANECDOTES, with 40 VERY BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED PLATES of Incidents of the Armies of Great Britain and her Allies in the War which terminated with the Battla of Waterloo; royal 4to, half bound uncut (pub. £10 lOs.) N.D. 3 3 0 1600 KINGLAKE (A. W.) INVASION OJ' THE CRIMEA, with maps and plans; COMPLETE SET; 8 vols, Svo, new half morocco gilt 1863-87 4 18 0 1601 Low (C. R.) HISTORY OIi' THE INDIAN NAVY, from 1613 to 1863; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth . 1877 0 12 0 1602 MILITARY.-Manual Exercise (The) with Explanations, as ordered by his Majesty, 8 coloured plates; 1770-Manreuvres for a Battalion of Infantry upon fixed principles, 17 copper-plates, coloured, includi~g the late G:eneral Wolfe's, 1766-Major Young's Practice of Manreuvrmg a Battalion .of Infantry, 5 coloured plates, 1771-3 vols in 1, small 8vo new calf gilt, RARE 1771-8 0 18 0 1603 MooRE's Narrative of the Campaign of the British Army in Sp~in, commanded by Sir John Moore, fine portrait and plates ; 4to, calf gilt 1809 0 7 6 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. llB CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. Military and Naval-continued. 1604 MooRE (Hamilton, Jun.) Nautical Sketches, with clever plates by " Etchem '\· crown 8vo, cloth, scarce 1840 0 2 6 1605 N.A.V.AL CHRONICLE, complete from its commencement in 1799 to 1807, , illustrated with many fine portraits and engravings of Sea Fights ,· 18 vols, royal 8vo, calf 1799-1807 3 10 0 ·This very interesting work gives the fullest and most graphic accounts of the brilliant exploits of the British Navy, with Memoirs of the Commanders, Officers, &c., including many nowhere else published; also Naval Tales, Anecdotes, Obituaries, &c. 1606 NA v .AL TR.ADE and Commerce, General Treatise on them, as founded on the Laws and Statistics, particularly those relating to Letters of Marque, Reprisal, Restitution, Privateers, Prizes, Convoys, Cruisers, &c., with the opinions of eminent Counsel ; 2 vols, 8vo, calf 1740 0 6 0 1607 STEEVENS ( Lieut.-Col. N.) Crimean Campaign with "the Connaught Rangers," 1854-55-55, map; 8vo, cloth 1878 0 7 6 160,8 TURPIN (Count) Essay on the ART OF W .AR, translated by Captain Otway, large folding plates,· 2 vols in 1, 4to, old calf 1761 0 3 6 1609 UNITED SERVICE INSTITUTION; J ouRNAL, from the Commence ment in July, 1857, to September, 1882, with a large numbet· of plates and woodcuts ; 25 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt, and 4 parts, with INDEXES to Vols 1-20, NICE SET 1857-82 7 10 0 1610 WAR OFFICE LisTs.-0:fficers of Fencible Cavalry and Infantry, Militia, Gentlemen and Yeomanry, and Volunteer Infantry, 1797-Similar, with addition of Officers of Cavalry and Infantry, 1799-0:fficers of Militia, Gentlemen, and Yeomanry, Cavalry and Volunteer Infantry of United Kingdom, 1807-0fficers of Militia of United Kingdom, 1809; 4 vols, royal 8vo, red morocco, gilt backs, and gilt edges 1799-1809 1 0 0 1611 WELLINGTON ( Duke of) CAMPAIGNS, Detailing all the CELEBRATED BATTLES gained by the English Armies commanded by this unconquered Hero, from the taking of Seringapatam to the memorable VICTORY OF WATERLOO) with 24 engravings of Battles and Equestrian Portrait; folio, half cloth N.D. 0 9 0 1612 MAXIMS and OPINIONS selected from his Writings and Speeches during a Public Life of more than half-a-century, with a Biographical Memoir by G. H. FRANCIS, portrait; 8vo, cloth 1845 0 6 0 1613 YONGE (0. D.) History of the British Navy from the earliest period to the present time; 3 vols, 8vo, cloth 1866 0 16 0 1614 MILLER (G.) Description of ELY CATHEDRAL, with an Account of the Oonventual Buildings, 18 fine plates from Drawings by Mackenzie; royal 8vo, cloth (pub. at 2ls.) Pick~ring, 1834 0 4 6 1615 MILMAN ( Dean) History of the Latin Christianity, LARGE-PRINT LIBRARY EDITION; ,6 vols, Svo, cloth, scarce 1857 3 3 0 1616 HISTORY OF THE JEWS; 3 vols, sm. 8vo, half morocco 1829 0 8 6 FIRST EDITION, with the passages afterwards suppressed. 1617 MILTON (J.) PRo POPULO ANGLIC.ANO DEFENSO, contra C. Salmasii Defen- sionem Regiam; sm .. 4to, half calf gilt, RARE 1651 0 10 0 * * * At the Restoration a Proclamation was issued ordering all copies of this celebrated Book to be burnt, and for the apprehension of the Author in order that he might receive "condine punishment." 1618 MILTON (J.) Poetical Works, edited with Life by Srn EGERTON BRYDGES, portrait and beautiful engravings after J. M. W. TURNER ; 6 vols, post Svo, cloth 1835 1 16 0 1619 MILTON (J.) PAR~DISE LosT, with Notes of various Authors, edited by Newton, portraits and plate by Hayman; LARGE-PRINT EDITION, 2 vols, 8vo, new marbled calf gilt 1770 0 12 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 117 Mining and Smelting: 1620 FORSTER (W.) Treatise on a Section of the Strata from Newcastle-on-Tyne to Cross Fell in Cumberland, with remarks on Mineral Veins in general, also Tables of the Strata in Yorkshire, Derbyshire, &c., and Treatise on the Discovery, Opening and Working of Lead Mines, and Dressing and Smelting Lead Ores, second edition, greatly enlarged, plates.,· royal 8vo, LARGE AND THICK PAPER COPY, boards, uncut Alston, Cumberland, 1821 O 9 0 1621 GRANT-FRANCIS (Colonel, F.R.S.) HISTORY OF COPPER SMELTING in the Swansea District of South Wales, from the time of Queen EUzabeth to the present day, illitstrated; 8vo, half bronze roan, Malachite sides 1881 Q 10 6 · "The 'South Wales Process' of Copper Smelting is now the dominant one of the whole world."-H. HussEY VIVIAN, F.G.S., M.P. ~ ~e~ and Improve.a Edition of the Au~hor's Work issued in 1867; enlarged by add1t10nal Information, further Illustrat10ns and Explanatory Notes. It in cludes a mass of evidences of the time of Queen Elizabeth (from the Public Record Office), from which he has given verbatim transcripts of details of the most interesting and valuable nature in a social and mercantile sense, with much that is extremely curious in reference to the manipulation of Mines, Furnaces, and the Chemistry in practice during her reign. 1622 MINlNG AND SMELTING MAGAZINE, on Practical Mining, Quarrying, and Metallurgy, and Record of the Markets, edited by Salmon, Vol. I, with plates; 8vo, cloth 1862 0 5 O 1623 PERCY (Jolin, F.R.S.) METALLURGY OF LEAD, numerous woodcitts; thick 8vo, cloth 1870 0 12 O 1624 MIRROR (The) of LITERATURE, AMUSEMENT, and INSTRUCTION, containing Original Papers, Historical Narratives,. Biographical Memoirs, Manners and Customs, Topographical Descriptions, Tales, Sketches, Anecdotes, Extracts from New Books, &:c., many hundred interesting engravings of Portraits, Antiquities, Citriosities, &:c. ; 4 7 vols, 8vo, half calf, good set 1823-46 2 15 0 1625 MITFORD (Miss) DRAMATIC WoRKS, portrait by Haydon, and plates; 2 vols, er. 8vo, half calf gilt, FIRST EDITION 1854 0 7 6 1626 MODERN TRAVELLER : a Popular Description of the Countries of the Globe, upwards of 150 maps and engravings; 30 vols, 12mo, neatly half bound gilt, 1828, &c. 1 5 O A valuable and most instructive work, containing more information on the actual state of the world than perhaps any other in existence. 1627 MOLIERE'S DRAMATIC WORKS, Translated and Edited by Henri Van Laun, with Memoir, Introduction and Appendices, wherein are given the Passages borrowed or adapted from Moliere by English Dramatists, with Explanatory Notes, portrait; 6 vols, royal 8vo, cloth, equal to new 1878 1 10 0 "Not only the best translation in existence, but the best to be hoped for." -Athenceum. 1628 Moliere. THE EXTREMELY RARK ErnEvrn EDITIONs- L'Imposteur, ou le Tartuffe, Comedie. Par. J.B. P. de MOLIERE 1674 Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, Comedie. Faite a Chambord, pour la diver- tissement du Roy. Par J. B. P. de MoLIERE 167 4 Le Bourgeois, Gentilhomme, Comedie-Ballett. Faite a Chambord, pour la divertissernent du Roy. Par J. B. P. MOLIERE 167 4 Les Fourberies de Scapin, Come die. Par J. B. P. MOLIERE 16 71 Each of the above is of the First Edition, by Daniel Elzevir, with the mark of the Sphere and "Suivant la copie imprimee a Paris," upon each title page. The Fourberies de Scapin is of the same year as the Paris First Edition, which would be worth by itself £70 The Four pieces are bound in 1 vol, 12mo, in the original calf, very clean and well preserved, EXCESSIVELY SCARCE . 16 71-7 4 6 6 0 The height is tall, namely 134 m1llemetres. 1629 MoNBODDO (Lord) ANTIENT METAPHYSICS, or the Science of Universals; 6 vols, 4to, calf Edinburgh, 1779 2 5 0 30, Park Street, B.!USTOL. 118 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. llolllllouthshire: 1630 MONMOUTHSHIRE and CAERLEON Antiquarian Association, Goldcliff and the Roman Inscribed Stone found there, with other papers by Octavius Morgan, &c., plain and coloured plates ; imp. 8vo, sewed 1882 0 7 6 1631 MONMOUTH (Board of Agriculture's) General View of the Agriculture of the County, by C. HASSALL, coloured map; 8vo, boards, uncut 1815 0 4 6 1632 PowELL (Thomas E~q., of Monmouth) Works of, vignette head and tail pieces, drawn by Mr. Powell; thin 8vo, ca(f, RARE Privately printed, N.D. 0 6 6 With two preliminary letters by Horace \Valpole and others. The work is Edgar and Elfrida, with the Defeat of Hoel, Prince of vYales. 1633 MONTALEMBERT (Count de) The Monks of the West, from St. Benedict to St. Bernard; 7 vols, 8vo, cloth 1861 3 15 0 1634 MOORE (Thos.) POETICAL WoRKs, complete, collected and edited by Himself, portrait by Sir T. Lawrence, and plates by Maclise and Geo. Jon.es; 10 vols, sm. 8vo, cloth, BEST EDITION Longman, 1853 1 5 0 1635 MORE (Hannah) WORKS, complete, with portrait; 19 vols, post 8vo, calf gilt 1818 1 1 0 Poems, Essays, Crnlebs, Tragedies, Moral Sketches, Stories and Tales, Hints to a Princess, Sacred Dramas, Essay on S. Paul, Practical Piety, Christian Morals, Female Education, &c. 1636 MORE (Sir T.) UTOPIA, with Notes, and a Biographical and Literary Intro doction by Dr. T. F. DIBDIN, portrait; 2 vols, post 8vo, fine copy, boards uncut 1808 1 1 0 1637 MORGHEN (Raphael) celebrated Engraving of THE LAST SUPPER, after LEONARDO DA VINCI, Beautiful Impression of this Exquisite Engraving, with margins, framed in broad gilt frame, outside measure 3 jeet 11 inclies by 2 feet 7 inches, RARE 10 0 0 1638 MORRIS (Rev. F. 0.) PICTURESQUE VIEWS OF SEATS OF THE NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN OF GT. BRITAIN AND IRELAND, with Historical Descriptions, 240 plates finely printed in colours like water- colour drawin,qs ,· 6 vols, 4to, redmorocco, elegantly gilt, with gilt edges N.D. 7 7 0 Contains the Beautiful Residences of all ages, from such as vVarwick, Hatfield, Arundel, and Belvoir, to the Palatial Structures of recent date. 1639 MORRIS (Wm.) Love is Enough ; or, the Freeing of Pharamond, a Morality; sm. 4to, cloth uncut, FIRST EDITION 1873 0 12 0 1640 MULLER (F.) Facts and .Arguments for Darwin, with Additions by the Author, translated by Dallas; post 8vo, cloth, scm·ce 1869 0 9 0 Music, Songs, Dancing : 1641 ARNOLD (Sam., il1us. Doc., Organist and Composer to Her MaJesty's Royal Chapels) CATHEDRAL MUSIC, being a Collection in Score of the most Valuable and Useful Compositions for that Service, by the several English Masters of the last Two Hundred Years; 4 vols, folio, calf, ORIGINAL .AND BEST EDITION, RARE Printed for the Editor, 1790 4 4 0 0RIG_INfL EDITIO~, to which thP; rep~int is by no means equal. In the reprint the ;11usic is altered m some plac~s m voice and organ parts, and the singers have t? smg_ from t~e bo~k the orgamst play_s from. In this best edition the organ is given m the smg~rs score, and there is also a separate volume for the organist. None of the Services or Chants in this collection are in Boyce. 1642 ARNOLD (Dr.) C.A.THEDRAL M usrn, being a Collection in Score of the most Valuable and Useful Compositions of the English Masters of the XVIIth and XVIIIth Centuries, edited with .Accomp. for Organ by Dr. RIMBAULT · 3 vols, folio, complete in 12 parts (pub. £6 6s.) 1842 2 10 0 1643 BEGG.AR'S OPERA (The) written by Mr. Gay, with the Overture in Score, the Songs and the Basses engraved on copper-plates. The Overture and Basses composed by Dr. Pepusch; 4to, half calf 1777 0 12 0 1644 BROWN (Robert) Elements of Musical Science, plates of Music,· 4to, cloth 1860 0 6 0 1645 ~ALRYMPLE (A.) Collection of English Songs, with an Appendix of Original Pieces, FIRST EDITION; sm. 8vo, boards, uncut 1796 0 16 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 119 Music, Songs, Dancing-continued. 1646 HYMNS of the Children of God in all Ages, from the beginning till now for the use of the Brethren ; thick 8vo, ca(f, RARE 17 54 0 15 0 Bible Anthems-Scripture Hymns-Do. of Primitive Church-Do. of Ancient Brethren-German of Cent. 17-0ld English Church Hymns-German of Cent. 17 German, English, and Brethren till 1754. 1647 JONES (E., Bard to P. of Wales) Lyric Airs, or Greek, Albanian, Turkish, Arabian, Persian, Chinese, and Moorish National Songs and Melodies, arranged for Harp or P. F., with Notes on Ancient Greek Music and the Figures of Modern Greek Dances, Coloured Plate of Female Greek Dancers, by RoWLANDSON; roy. 4to, sewed, SCARCE 1804 0 12 0 1648 POLITICAL SoNGS OF ENGLAND from the reign of John to Edward II. edited by Wright; thick 4to, cloth 1839 0 7 6 1649 Mozart. Chronologisch thematisches Verzeichniss sammtlicher Tonwerke W. A. Mozart's N ebst Angabe der verloren gegangenen, unvollendeten ubertragenen Zweifelhaften, und unterschobenen Compositconen desselbe~ von Dr. Ludwig Ritter von Kochel, with music; thick imp. 8vo, half cloth, Leipzig, 1862 0 8 0 1651 HOLMES (Edward) Life of Mozart (with a Catalogue and Specimens of his Compositions); post Svo, cloth 1845 0 4 6 1652 READ'S CHARACTERISTIC NATIONAL DANCES, a Series of exquisitely COLOURED DRAWINGS on a new principle, combining the finish of BAXTER'S OIL PAINTINGS with more beautiful and natural e.ffect. The Figures are represented in their National Costumes, and an interesting Tale by a popular Author accompanies each illustration,; 4to, cloth, gilt edges 1853 0 18 0 1653 SCOTTISH SoNG. The Book of, with Historical and Critical Notices by WHITLAW, frontispiece and vigneUe; square 12mo, cloth, gilt edges 1851 0 3 6 1654 SToLTERFORTH (A. von) THE RHENISH MINSTREL, a Series of Ballads, Traditional and Legendary, of the Rhine, 21 plates by Rethel; oblong 4to, Rhenish cloth, scarce Frankfort-0.-11£., 1835 0 16 0 1655 Voe.AL MAGAZINE, or Complete British Songster of ENGLISH, ScoTcH, AND IRISH SONGS, CATCHES, GLEES, CANTATAS, Arns, BALLADS, frontispiece of Orchestra in Vauxhall Gardens, and 17 portraits; 8vo, half calf, RARE Harrison, 1781 1 12 0 The full-length costume portraits include Mrs. Farrell (Macbeath), Miss Weller (Polly), Miss Harpen (in Love in a Village), Mr. Dibdin, Bannister, Mattocks, Miss Abrams, Mrs. Weighsel, Mrs. Wrighten, Mrs. Mattocks, Mr. Webster, and others. 1656 MID1R©t!l1RJE of our $al]~et containing a Devotional Treatise on Divine Service, with a translation of the Offices used by the Sisters of the Brigantine Monastery of Sion, at Ileswortb, during the 15th and 16th Centuries, edited from the original :JSlack 1etter Text of A.D. 1530, with Introduction and Notes by J. H. Blunt, with 4 full-page jacsimilies from the original Medireval drawing; 8vo,printed covers, edges uncut 1873 0 12 0 Mythology: 1657 BELL'S NEW PANTHEON, or Historical Dictionary of the Gods, Demi-Gods, Heroes, and Fabulous Persons of Antiquity, Images, Idols, Temples, Priests, Altars, Oracles, Fasts, Festivals, Games, &c., mumerous fine plates from Statues Coins and other .Antiquities; 2 vols in 1, thick 4to, calf, rebacked ' ' 1790 1 4 0 1658 DAVIES ( Rev. E,) Mythology and Rites of the British Druids, plates of coins,- roy. 8vo, cloth uncut 1809 0 18 0 lapoleon, France, the Revolution : 1659 AUTHENTIC MEMOIRS OF THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE and the Sufferings of the Royal Family, deduced principally from Accounts by Eyewitnesses, with portraits of Louis XVI.,; 8vo, Ital/ calf 1817 0 9 0 1660 BATTLE OF WATERLOO : Illustrated in Eight Points of View, the plates arranged to bind with WALTER ScoTT's PoEM, 9 plates by CLARKE, FULLY COLOURED; royal 4to, beautiful set, 1.mcut, in original wrappers 1816 1 15 0 80, Park Street, BRISTOL. 120 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.· Napoleon, France, the Revolution-continued. 1661 BERANGER's. Memoirs, written by Himself, with Notes and Appendix, whole ,length portrait; 8vo, cloth · 1858 0 5 · 0 1662 BERTRAND DE MoLEVILLE, Annals of the French Revolution, Account of its rrincipal Events, with Anecdotes and Characters,, hitherto unpublished, translated by R. C. DALLAS; 9 vols, 8vo, calf gilt 1800 1 10 0 1663 BuRGHERSH (Lord) Memoirs of the Operations of the Allied Armies under Prince Schwarzenburg and Marshal Blucher, in 1813-14, numerous plans of Battles, &:c. ; Svo, boards 1822 0 7 -6 1664 BouRRIENNE (Napoleon?s Private Secretary) LIFE OF NAPOLEON with Anecdotes and Notes and AccouNT OF THE HUNDRED DAYS, N apoleou's Surrender to· the English, and Residence at St. Helena, portraits and plates; 4 vols, 8vo, calf, full gilt, marbled edges 1836 2 5 0 1665 CAMPAIGNS OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, from the taking of Seringapatam to the Battle of Waterloo, 24 fine plates and equestrian portrait of the Duke by Duplessi Bertaux, with Letterpress in English and French; royal folio, boards Galignani, 1817 1 12 0 1666 CoTTON (Sergt.-Majm· E.) A Voice from Waterloo, History of the Battle, with Selection from the Wellington Despatches, &c., engravings and portraits, &:c . .,· post 8vo, cloth .Wont St. Jean, 185i O 7 6 1667 DART (J. H.) The Exile of St. Helena, a Prize Poem, recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June, 1838 ; small 8vo, wrappers . 1838 0 3 6 1668 D'IvERNOIS (Sir F.) Napoleon Administrateur et Financier, seconde edition revue et corrigee; 8vo, sewed, uncut Paris, 1814 0 3 6 1669 DUMONT (Etienne) Recollections of Mirabeau, and of the two first Legisla- tive Assemblies of France; 8vo, boards, uncut 1832 0 7 6 1670 FAoTs Illustrative of the Treatment of Napoleon Buonaparte in St. Helena, with 3 Coloured Views; 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1819 0 7 6 1671 FLEURY (M. Secretary to the Emperor) Private Life, Return and Reign of ;Napoleon in 1815; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt 1820 1 1 0 1672 French War of 1758. Final Answer to the Country Gentleman, with free thoughts on the Expedition to Rochfort, 1758.-Journal of Campaign on Coast of France, 2 plans, 1758.-Appeal to Commo11 Sense on the Conduct of Genl. Bl-gh, and Lord H-owe ; and another, 4 tmcts in 1 vol.; 8vo, lialf calf 1758 0 10 0 1673 GOLDSMITH (Lewes) Secret History of the Court and Cabinet of St. Cloud, in letters from a Gentleman at Paris to a Nobleman in London, in 180g; 3 vols, sm. 8vo1 half morocco, marbled edges, SCARCE 1806 1 16 0 ,vith a 4to Broadside inserted, THE MocK CouRT OF ST. CLOUD, with the real- and assumed Names of its illustrious Members. 167 4 HISTOI:EtE DE NAPOLEON depuis son Naissance jusqua a sa translation a l'Ile Helene, par U ne Societe de Gens de Lettres, portrait of Buonaparte, Cambacres, Foitche, and Devoust,;' 4 vols in 2, 8vo, cloth Paris, 1817-18 0 7 6 167.5 HISTORY OF THE CAMPAIGN of the British, Dutch, Hanoverian, and Bruns.,. wick Armies under the Duke of Wellington, and of the Prussians under Prince Blucher in ]815, with plan of Waterloo and La Belle-Alliance, by C. de M., with Introduction and Particulars, &c., by Sir J. Sinclair; folding map, Svo, boards, uncut, SCARCE 1816 0 10 0 1676 HOARE (Sir R. C.) Tour through the Island of Elba, illustrated with Views drawn from Nature by Sir R. 0. Hoare and John Smith, INDIA PROOFS; folio, cloth 1814 0 9 0 1677 HUGO (Victor) Napolen the Little; post 8vo, wrappers 18~2 0 2 0 1678 LABAUME (Capt.)' Circumstantial Narrative of the Campaign in Russia, with, a Faithful Description of its Affectin~ Scenes of which he was an eye-witness, 2 maps; 8vo, calf 1816 0 7 6 1679 LARfE~:I' (Judge Advocate to the British Forces. under wellington) Private Journal, edited by Sir (LLarpent; 8vo, cloth, . 1854 0 6 0 1680 LAS CASES' Journal of th~.. Private Life aad Conversations of the Emperor NaP,_oJeoin at St. ;EJ:~l~na,; 4 V?ls in 8, 8vo, boards, UNCUT · 1823 2 10 0 ASHTON NlELD, PURCHASES ]"'ROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 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Lawrence Struilby, or Observations and Experiences during 35 years' Bush-life in Australia; sm. 8vo, cloth 1863 0 4 O· 1795 GRANT (Li~ut. J.) Narrative of a Voyage of Discovery, in His Majesty's Ship "The Lady Nelson,'' of sixty tons, with sliding keels, in 1800-2, to NEW SOUTH WALES with Remarks on CAPE DE VERD IsLANDs, CAPE OF Goon HOPE, the hitherto Unknown Parts of NEW HOLLAND, &c., with an Ac~ount of the Origin of Sliding Keels and their advantages, map and engravings,' 4to, boards, UNCUT 1803 3 18 0- 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. i28 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. Oceania-continued. 1796 GREGORY (B.) The thorough Business Man, Memoirs of WALTER POWELL, Merchant, MELBOURNE and LONDON, portrait; post 8vo, cloth 1871 0 4 6 1797 GREY (Sir G.) T~o Expeditions of Discovery in NoRTH-WEsT & WESTERN AusTRALIA, with Observations on the Condition of the Aborigines, &c., with 2 large folding maps and numerous plates; SOME COLOURED ; 2 vols, Svo cloth · 1841 2 2.0 1798 --'-- Another Copy, maps wanting; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1841 l 8 0 1799 HARCUS (W.) SouTH AusTRALIA~ its History, Resources and Productions, including the FLORA by Dr. R. Schomburgk, the FAUNA by F. G. Water- house MINES and MINERALS by J.B. _t\.ustin, &c., &c., illustrated with maps and· 66 views from photographs taken in the Colony ; thick 8vo, cloth 1876 0 14 6 1800 HARGRAVES (E. H.) Australia and its Gold Fields, a Historical Sketch of the Progress of the Australian Colonies, from the earliest times to the present, map and portrait; post 8vo, cloth 1855 0 7 6 1801 HARRIS (A.) GumE TO PoRT STEPHENS, in New South Wales, with map; 12mo, wrappers, RARE 1849 0 15 0 1802 HENDERSON (Lieut.) Excursions and Adventures in NEW SouTH WALES, with Pictures of Squatting, and Life in the Bush, Climate, Natural History, Manners and Customs of the Natives, &c., View of Sydney in 1858, map of N.S. Wales, and other Illustrations,; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1851 1 4 0 1803 HENRY ANCRUM, a Tale of the last War in New Zealand, by J. H.K.; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1872 0 6 0 1804 HERVEY'S (T. K.) Poetical Sketch Book, including AusTRALIA, third edition, with Notes; sm. 8vo, boards (pub. at 10s. 6d.) 1829 0 3 0 1805 HoNOLULU. Investigation by command of the King and Premier of the HAWAIIAN IsLANDS, in Vindication. of His Majesty's course impugned by W. MILLER, EsQ., H.B.M. 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Oceania-continued. 1811 JAGOR (F.) Another copy, wanting the mdp 1855 0 6· 6 The patient and laborious research of the author, his copious collection of statistics, his additions to our geographical knowledge of the subject, and his sound views regarding Spanish rule and the future of the Philippine Islands, make his book.one of singular merit and interest. The ethnologist, the philological scholar, the geographer, the student of the philosophical history of Colonisation, the political economist, and the statesman, no less than the votary of Natural History and the acute mercantile man, will all find matter to concern them and provoke reflection in these "Travels in the Philippines "-a modest title for a book which must take its place amongst the standard monographs of topographical history. 1812 Java.-MoNEY (J. W. B.) Java.; or how to Manage a Colony, showing a Practical Solution of the Questions now affecting British India; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, RARE 1861 1. 18. @ 1813 JENKINS ( J. S.) Recent Exploring Expeditions to the PACIFIC and the SouTH SEAS, under the American, English, and French Governments; post 8vo, cloth gilt 1853 0 3 6 1814 JouRNAL of a Voyage Round the World in H.M. Ship" Endeavour," in 1768-9-70-71, containing all the occurrences of the Voyage, and Description of the New Countries, their Productions and Inhabitants, with a concise vocabulary of the language of 0TAHEITE; 4to, half calf, VERY SCARCE 1771 1 10 0 1815 KEATE's Account of the PELEW ISLANDS in the Western Part of the Pacific Ocean, from the Journals of Capt. H. Wilson and his Officers who were Shipwrecked there in 1783, plates and maps: 4to, calf 1788 0 12 0 1816 KELLY (W.) Life in Victoria, or Victoria in 1853 and 1858, showing the Improvement within those periods in Town and Country, Cities and Diggings; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1859 0 12 6 1817 KENNEDY (Alex.) NEW ZEALAND, frontispiece and folding map; post 8vo, cloth 1874 0 4 6 Mr. Kennedy has spent thirty years of his life in New Zealand, and gives the results of wide knowledge and experience. He has himself taken part in many of the events which have occurred since New Zealand was proclaimed a British Colony in 1840. · 1818 KING (Capt. Philip P.) Narrative of a Survey of the INTERTROPICAL and WESTERN COASTS of AusTRALIA, between the years 1818 and 1822, with Appendix of Natural History, &c., illustrated by plates, charts, and wood- . cuts; 2 vols, 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1827 3 15 0 1819 KITTLE (S.) Concise History of the Colony at NEW SouTH WALES and VAN DIEMAN's LAND (from 1787 to 1814) with Specimens of the Language, 3 plates (one wanting); 18mo, half bound, poor copy, RARE, Edinburgh, N.D. 0 7 6 1820 KOTZEBUE (Otto von) Russian Voyage of. Discovery into the South Sea, and Beering's Straits, for Exploring a North-East Passage, in 1815-18, numerous COLOURED plates and maps; 3 vols, 8vo, boards, iincut 1821 1 10 0 1821 LANCELOTT (F.) AusTRALIA, AS IT rs, its Settlements, Farms, and Gold Fields, with View of Adelaide and plan of Summer Hill and Lewis Pond Greeks; 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1852 0 16 0 1822 LAND OF PROMISE (The): or, My Impressions of Australia; post 8vo, boards 1854 0 6 0 1823 LAURIE'S MAP oF AusTRALIA, from the latest Surveys coloured, size 22 inches by 17 inches, on linen, folded in book form 1855 0 7 6 1824 LEIGH (W. H.) 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GLYN, from April, 1834, to June, 1838, NEATLY ,WRITTEN, WITH CHARTS DRAWN IN INDIAN INK and some pen sketches; in 7 thin folio vols, stiff covers, well preserved ' 1834-8 4 12 6 'Phe courses were :-Portsmouth, Rio, Buenos Ayres, River Plate, Pernambuco, Bahia, Falkland Isles, Valparaiso, Callao, Guayaquil, Portsmouth, Teneri:ffe, Cape of Good Hope, Algoa, Trincomalee, Madras, Rangoon, Sydney, Port Jackson, Cook's Straits, Tahiti, Vavao, Norfolk Island, Port Jackson, Port Stephen, Port Philip, Hobart Town, &c. 1828 LYNE (C.) The Industries of New South Wales, coloU'red folding map and numerous illustrations; 8vo, cloth Sydney, 1882 0 7 6 1829 MACLEHOSE'S PICTURE OF SYDNEY, and Strangers' Guide in NEw SouTH WALES, for 1839, with 44 engravings of Public Buildin9·s, Picturesque Land and Water Views, in and near Sydney, and folding map of the Town of Sydney in 1837; post 8vo, cloth, RARE 1839 2 10 O 1830 MALONE (R. E.) 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"-A thenrewm. 1836 ---- MY HOME IN TASMANIA, during a Residence of Nine Years, engravings,' 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1852 0 10 0 1837 TASMANIAN FRIENDS AND FOES, Feathered, Furred, and Finned, illustrated with 8 coloured plates and numerous woodcuts, from drawings by the Author; small 4to, cloth gilt, gilt edges 1881 0 6 0 1838 ---- OVER THE STRAITS, a Visit to Victoria, with Illustrations from Photographs and the Author's Sketches,' post 8vo, cloth 1861 0 6 0 1839 Notes and Sketches of'New South Wales, during a Residence from 1839 to 1844; 12mo, half calf 1844 0 3 6 1840 MILLETT (Mrs. E.) An Australian Parsonage, or the Settler and the Savage in Western Australia; 8vo, cloth gilt (pub. 12s.) 1872 0 6 0 1841 MITCHELL'S Three Expeditions into the Interior of EASTERN AUSTRALIA, with Descriptions of Australia Felix and New South Wales, numerous plates some coloured (map wanting); 2 vols, 8vo, half bound 1839 0 18 0 1842 MooRE (J. Sheridan) SPRING LIFE LYRICS; small 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION Sydney, 186-! 0 6 0 1843 MORESBY (Capt. J. R.N.) NEW GUINEA and POLYNESIA, Discoveries and Surveys, and in New Guinea and the D'Entrecastreaux Islands, a Cruise in Polynesia, and Visits to the Pearl Shelling Stations in Torres Straits of H.M.S. "Basilisk," maps and plates; 8vo, cloth 1876 0 14 0 1844 MUELLER ( Baron Von) Select Extra-Tropical Plants, readily Eligible for Industrial Culture or Naturalization, with Indications of their Native Countries and some of their uses, enlarged edition for N.S. Wales; 8vo, cloth Sydney, 1881 0 7 6 1845 MUNDY (Lt. Col. G. C.) OuR ANTIPODES, or Residence and Rambles in the Australisian Colonies, with a Glimpse of the Gold Fields, numerous plates; 3 vols, 8vo, cloth 1852 O 16 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 131.

Oeeania-continued. 1846 M~rn.RAY (A. W.) _Missions in WESTERN POLYNESIA, with History of the M1ss1~ns fro~ the1r commencement, 1839, map of New Hebrides, and full page illustrations; 8vo, cloth 1863 0 8 6 1847 MURRAY (Rev. T. B.) Pitcairn, the Island, People and Pastor, with account of the Mutiny of the Bounty, with illustrations; 12mo, cloth 0 2 0 1848 ¥usGRAVE (Capt. T.) Castaway on the AuoKLAND ISLES, Narrative of the Wreck o! the ." GRAFTON," and Escape of the Crew after twenty months suffermg, with some Accounts of the Aucklands,portrait and map; post 8vo, cloth 1866 0 8 6 1849 NEWCASTLE TELEGRAPH and Shipping, Mining, and Mercantile Record, Vol LL, No. 15, Sat., Oct. 20, 1855, 2 leaves Newcastl~, N.S. W., 1800 0 3 6 1850 NEW ZEALAND,GRAPHIC .AND DESCRIPTIVE, with map, numerous coloured ari,d other plates by C. D. BARRAUD, the letterpress by T. L. TRAVERS, large folio, half morocco (pub. at £8 8s.) 1877 3 3 0 1851 NEW ZEALAND. Results of a Census of the Colony of New Zealand, taken 3rd March, 1878-Statistics of the Colony of New Zealand for the year 1882, with abstracts from the Agricultural Statistics of 1881 ; 2 vols, folio, wrappers Wellington, 1880-83 0 9 0 1852 ---- Report of House of Lords Committee on Present State of tbe Islands, and Expediency of Regulating Settlement of British Subjects therein, with Minutes of Evidence and Index; folio,printed blue covers 1838 1 10 0 1853 Report (A Corrected) of the Debate in the House of Commons, June 17, 18, 19, 1845, on the State of New Zealand, and the Case of the New Zealand Company ; 8vo, stiff covers, scarce 1845 0 16 0 1854 ---- a Coloured Map, 17 by 22 inches, folded in covers 1848 0 7 6 With small Margin Plans of New Plymouth, Nelson, Otago, Wellington, Port Nicholson, &c. 1855 ---- LARGE COLOURED MAP; size 32 inches by 40 inches, mounted on canvas and folded S.P.C.K, 1866 0 7 6 1856 OGLE (N.) THE COLONY OF WESTERN AusTRALTA, its Discovery, Settle ment, Aborigines, Land Regulations, &c., view of Perth, and large folding map; 8vo, cloth 1839 0 16 0 1857 ---- Another Copy, with the view, but no map; 8vo, cloth, poor copy 1839 0 5 0 1858 ORME (W.) Defence of the Missions in the SouTH SEA and SANDWICH ISLANDS, against the Misrepresentations contained in a late Number of the QUARTERLY REVIEW; 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1827 0 16 0 1859 0TAHEITE. A Second Letter from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite, to Joseph Banks, Esq., translated from the Original brought over by His Excellency, Otapairoo, Envoy and Plenipotentiary to the Court of Great Britain, with curious and entertaining Anecdotes; 16 pp., 4to, sewed, RARE N.D. 0 15 0 A facetious and satirical Poem by Major John Scott. 1860 PARKER (Mrs. Captain) Voyage Round the World in the GORGON Man of War (Capt. J. Parker); 8vo, calf, RARE · . 1795 1 5 0 Route-Teneriffe, S. Iago, Trinidad, Cape Town, Port Jackson, Sulney Cove, Botany Bay, N.S. Wales, N. Zealand, &c. 1861 PARKEs(Sir Henry) Present Condition and Future Prospects of AusTRALIA, a Speech delivered at Albury; 8vo, wrappers Melbourne, 1880 0 2 6 1862 ---- FULL-LENGTH PHOTOGRAPH, taken at Sydney, and AUTOGRAPH LETTER, signed, of Presentation and Compliments to JOSEPH MAYER, EsQ., F.R.S. Sydney, 1880 0 4 6 1863 PAUL (R. B.) Letters from CANTERBURY, New Zealand, with folding map and view of Avonside Church; 12mo, cloth, scarce 1857 0 12 0 1864 PENNANT (Thomas) The View of Hindoostan, 3 mqps, and very interesting plates of Costumes, Natural History, Views of Forts, &:c. ~· 4 vols, roy 4to, boards UNCUT 1798-1800 1 15 0 !.~Western Hindoostan and Ceylon. IL-Eastern and Gangetic Hindoostan. III.-India extra Gangem, China and Japan. IV.-The MALAYAN ISLANDS, NEW HOLLAND, and the SPICY ISLANDS. 3:0, Park Street, BRISTOL. 132 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Oceania-continued. 1865 PERON ET FREYCINET.-VoYAGE de DEcouvERIES AUX TERRES AUSTRALES, execute par ordre de sa Majestic l'Empereur et Roi, sur les Corvettes le Geographie, le N aturaliste, et la Goelette le Casuarina, pendant les Annees 1800, 1801, 1802, 1803, et 1804, publie par decret. Imperial, &c. ; 2 vols, 4to, of Text, witli fine portrait of the Author, and folio ATLAS, containing 54 plates, finely engraved and many BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED, by Lesueur and Petit, together 3 vols, half red morocco gilt, RARE 1807-16 7 10 O 1866 ---- Another Copy, 2 vols, 4to, and folio Atlas; fine copy in boards, UNCUT 1807-16 8 8 0 There are 2 views of Sydney in 1805, now very curious and interesting, and a large folding map of Australia, very curious from the French names given to nearly all the places, Napoleon, Bertheir, Jerome, Talleyrond, Rivoli, Rabelais, &c. 1867 PETRE ( Hon. H. W.) The Settlements of the New Zealand Company, from personal observation during a residence there, map and plates; 8vo, clotli 1842 0 8 6 1868 PHILLIP (Governor) Voyage to Botany Bay, with account of the Colonies of PoRT JACKSON and NORFOLK JsLAND, and Journals of several Discoveries, numerous fine engravings of Views, Natural History, &c.; 4to, boards, UNCUT 1789 4 4 0 1869 PINKERTON (J.) Modern Geography, a Description of the Empires, King- doms, States, Colonies, Oceans, Seas and Isles in all parts of the World, witli n.umerous maps by Arrowsmith; 2 thick vols, 4to 1802 0 9 O A considerable portion is given to AUSTRALASIA; I.-New Holland. II. New Guinea. III.-New Britain and New Ireland, with the Solomon Isles. IV. New Caledonia and the New Hebrides. V. -New Zealand and Van Dieman's Land; also POLYNESIA; I.-The Pelew Islands. IL-The Ladrones. III.-The Carolines. IV.-Sandwich Isles. V.-The Marqeesas. VI.-Society Isles. VII. -Friendly Isles; also BOTANY of the Asiatic Isles, Australasia, Polynesia, 5 pp. 1870 PoWELL (W.) Wanderings in a Wild Country, or Three Years among the Cannibals of NEW BRITIAN, with 1.lfap and many Illustrations by Medland; ~vo, cloth (pub. 18s.) . 1883 0 9 O Very readable, entertaining, and useful work of a man who thoroughly under- stands his subject.-,-. Whitehall Review. An excellent and uncommonly good work.-Public Opinion. 1871 PRAED (Mrs. Campbell) Sketches of Australian Life, Black and White, engravings; post 8vo, cloth 1885 O 3 6 1872 PRIDDEN (Rev. W.) Australia, its History and Present Condition, an Account of the Bush and the Colonies and their Inhabitants, map and engravings; 12mo, cloth 1843 0 4 6 1873 PRITCHARD (W. T.) PoLYNESIAN REMINISCENCES, or Life in the South Pacific Islands, with preface by Dr. SEEMANN, tinted plates.,· thick 8vo, cloth 1866 0 9 0 187 4 PuBLIUS. Thoughts on Finance and Colonies; roy. 8vo, clotli 1846 O 3 6 187 5 QUEEN OF THE CoLONIES, or Queensland as I knew It, by an Eight Years' Resident, map; post 8vo, clotli 1876 O 4 6 1876 RomNSON (0.) NEW SouTH WALES, the oldest and richest of the Australian Colonies, folding COLOURED Maps of tlie Agricultural and llfining Districts; 8vo, sewed Sydney, 1873 0 3 0 1877 RoMILLY (H. H.) The WESTERN PACIFIC and NEW GUINEA, notes on the Natures, Christian and Cannibal, with Account of the Old Labour Trade, map ; post 8vo, clotli 1886 O 4 6 1878 ST. JOHN (Spencer) Life in the Forests of the Far East, numerous coloured plates and maps; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt 1862 O 16 O 18 7 9 SCORESBY ( Rev. W.) Journal of a Voyage to Australia and Round the World for Magnetical Research, portrait and map; 8vo, cloth 1859 1 O O 1880 SHOBERL (F.) The ASIATIC ISLANDS and NEW HOLLAND, with the Manners, Customs, Character, and State of Society of the various Tribes 26 COLOURED PLATES OF COSTUMES; 2 vols in 1, 12mo, clotli 1824 0 10 6 1881 SIDNEY'S Three Colonies of AustraJia, New South Wales Victoria and South Australia, their Pastures, Copper Mines, and Gold Fields nu~erou.~ engravings; 8vo, cloth ' 1852 O 5 0 ASHTON NIELD, PlJRCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. iaa Oceania-continued. 1882 SouTH SEA ISLANDERS. Further Correspondence respecting the Deportation of South Sea. Islanders, presented to both Houses of Parliament by Her Majesty; 6 parts, folio, blite covers 1871-72-83-84 O 15 O Treats on New South Wales, New Zeala.nd, Fiji, Queensland Tasmania South Australi~, Victoria, Western Australia; also.Further Correspdndence respecting New Gumea, and other Islands, and Convention at Sydney of Representatives of the Australian Colonies. · 1883 SouTHEY (T.) Treatise on Sheep, addressed to the Flock-Masters of Australia, Tasmania, and Southern Africa, showing the means by which the wool of these Colonies may be improved, with ideas for the Introduction of other Lanigerous Animals; 8vo, cloth 1840 0 ·16 0 Presentation copy from the Author. 1884 STATUTES OF NEW ZEALAND, 21 ° et 22° Victoria, in Second Session of Second Parliament of New: Zealand; folio, half law calf Auckland, 1858 0 18 0 1885 STEPHENS (J.) History of the Rise and Progress of SOUTH AUSTRALIA, with particulars of its Soil, Climate, Productions, &c., and a full Account of the South Australian Company, maps and plates; 8vo, cloth 1839 O 10 O 1886 STEWART (C. S.) Visit to the South Seas, in the United States' Ship Vincennes, including Scenes in Brazil, Peru, Manilla, etc., plates; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1832 · 0 12 0 1887 Visit to the SouTH SEA.s, in the United States' Ship Vincennes, with Notices of Brazil, Peru, Manilla, Cape of· Good Hope, and St. Helena, portrait; sm. 8vo, cloth 183 7 0 7 6 1888 STIRLING (P. J.) The AUSTRALIAN and CALIFORNIAN GOLD DISCOVERIES, and their Probable Consequences, or Inquiry in the Laws which determine the Value and Distribution of the precious Metals, with Inquiry into the Effects of the American Mines on European Prices in the 16th, 17th, and 18th Centuries; post 8vo, cloth 1853 0 5 0 1889 STOKES (J. L.) Discoveries in Australia, with Account of the Coasts and Rivers explored and surveyed during the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle, and Narrative of Capt. 0. Stanley's Visits to the Islands in the Arafura Seas, plates, &c., and charts ( one wanting); 2 thick vols, 8vo, cloth 1846 2 2 0 1890 STOW (J. P.) SouTH AUSTRALIA, its History, Productions, and Natural Resources, large Map oj South .Australia, and Plan of Adelaide in 1837, 49 plates, Statistical Summaries, maps of Australia, P. Adelaide, and 3 weather maps/ 8vo, cloth 1883 0 5 0 1891 Sydney Cove, NEW SouTH WALES, drawn by E. DAYS, from a pictu,re painted in the Colony in the possession of Isaac Clementson, Esq., engraved by JUKES; fine coloured print, 23! by 15! inch-:s, framed in black and ,qilt frame, 28f by 20! inches, VERY RARE - - London, 1804 5 5. 0 1892 -TAYLOR ( Rev. R.) TE IKu A MAUI, or New Zealand and its Inhabitants, their Origin, Manners, Religion, Songs, Proverbs, Language, &c., map and numerous illustrations, including plates of Natural History; Svo, cloth, 1855 0 18 0 1893 THOMSON (Arthur S., M.P.) The STORY OF NEW ZEALAND, past aud present, Savage and Civilized, numerous plates; 2 voJs, post 8vo, cloth, (pub. 24s.) . 1859 0 14 6 1894 TROLLOPE (Anthony) NEW SouTH WALES and QUEENSLAND, with 2 maps; small Svo, cloth 1874 0 2 6 1895 TUCKEY (J. H.) Account of a Voyage to Establish a Colony at. Poi:T PHILIP in Bass's Strait on the South Coast of New South Wales, rn His Majest;'s Ship Calcutta: 1802-3-4, 8vo, half calf, RARE 1805 2 5 0 1896 VAN DIEMEN's LAND. A Statistical View, &c., forming a complete Emigrant's Guide, coloured outline map of settled part~, and plan of Hobart Town and Sulivan's Cove &c. but general map deficient; sm. 8vo, boards ' ' 1832 0 i 6 1897 ---- The History of the Island of Van Dieman's Lan~, fro~ t~e ~ear 1824 to 1835 inclusive to which is added a few words on Prison Disc1plme; sm. 8vo, half cloth, RA~E 1835 1 16 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 134 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Oceania-continued. 1898 VICTORIA ILLUSTRATED, with nearly 50 h1:ghly-finished engravings on steel, of beautiful and interesting Scenery, Localities, &:c. / oblong 4to, gilt cloth, SCARCE . 1857 1 1 Q 1899 VICTORIA.. Excerpt Minutes of Proceedings of Inst. of C.E. The Geelong Water Supply, by DOBSON. The Sandhurst Water Supply, by BR.ADY. Discussion on the above, woodcuts; 8vo, sewed 1879 0 2 6 1900 VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT PRIZE EssAYS, with map of the Colony; 8vo, stiff co1>ers Melbourne, 1861 0 6 O 1901 VICTORIAN 1861 EXHIBITION CATALOGUE, with Essays on the Progress, Resources, and Physical Characteristics of the Colony; 8vo, stiff covers Melbourne, 1861 0 5 0 On Collection and Storage of Victoria-On the Agriculture-Origin and Distri- bution of Gold in Quartz Veins-Development of Resources of Colony. 1902 VoGEL's (Sir Julius) Official Handbook of New Zealand, describing the several Provinces, maps and Views; Svo 1875 0 1 6 1903 W.A.KEFIELD (E. J.) Adventures in New Zealand, from 1839 to 1844, with account of the British Colonization in New Zealand, large folding map; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth . 1845 2 5 0 " The most complete and continuous history of the colonization in New Zealand which has ap:geared. "-Spectator. 1904 [WAKEFIELD J ENGLAND AND AMERICA, a Comparison of the Social and Political State of both Nations; 2 vols, 8vo, uncut 1833 0 4 0 1905 WALKER (G. W., of Hobart Town, Tasmania) Life and Labours, by Back- house and Taylor, portrait,; thick 8vo, cloth 1862 0 7 6 1906 WALLACE(Alf1edR.)TROPICA.LNATURE,andotherEssays; 8vo, cloth 1878 0 15 0 1907 WALLACE (A. R.) The Malay Archipelago, the land of the Orang-utan and the Bird of Paradise, a Narrative of Travel, with Studies of Man and Nature, plates, maps, and woodcuts,; post 8vo, cloth 1872 0 6 6 1908 WALPOLE (Hon. Fred.) Four Years in the Pacific, in H.M.S. Collingwood, from 1844 to 1848, plates; 2vols, 8vo, cloth 1849 0 16 0 1909 WENTWORTH (W. C.) Statistical Account of the British Settlements in Australia, including the Colonies of New South Wales and Van Dieman's Land, map and View of Sydney; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt 1824 1 8 0 1910 WESTGARTH (W.) VICTORIA, or the Australian Gold Mines in 1857, with Notes on the Overland Route from Australia, via Suez, 2 maps and plan of Port Philip,; thick post 8vo, cloth 1857 0 8 6 1911 CoLONY OF VICTORIA its HISTORY, COMMERCE, and Gold MINING, its Social and Political Institutions, with Remarks on the other AUSTRALIAN COLONIES, coloured map; thick 8vo, cloth 1864 0 9 0 1912 AUSTRALIA, its Rise, Progress, and Present Condition folding map; sm. 8vo, cloth, gilt ' 1861 0 5 0 1913 W1LK!N~ON (G. B.) SouTH AUSTRALIA., its Advantages and Resources, a Descr1pt1011 of the Colony, and Manual of Information; er. 8vo, cloth 1848 0 7 6 1914 WILLIAMS (John, the Apostle of Polynesia) Narrative of Missionary Enter- prises in the South Sea Islands, portrait and numerous illustrations; 8vo, cloth, :BEST EDITION 1838 O 1O 0 1915 WILSON (George H.) ENA, or the ANCIENT MAORI (a New Zealand Story), er. 8vo, cloth 187 4 O 5 0 1916 WILSON ( Capt. H.) Account of the Pelew Islands, and the Shipwreck of the .Antelope, in 1783, composed from his Journal by G. Keate, portrait, folding chart, and fine plates by Medland, Landseer, &c., including portrait of Prince Lee Boo; 4to, half calf 1789 O 12 0 1917 Account of the Pelew Islands, and his Shipwreck in the Antelope, by Keate, plates deficient; 8vo, boards, uncut 1789 O 2 6 1918 WITHERS (William Bramwell) the History of Ballarat, from the First Pastoral Settlement ~o t~e Pre?ent Time, with Appendixes and Original Doc~ments, long folding view ( with figured 1·eferences ), plans, views,portraits and other illu,stratiuns; 8vo, cloth, RARE Ballarat 1870 0 18 0 Most copies of the above do not contain the portraits. ' ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 135

Oceania-continued. 1g}9 WILSON (Capt. Jas.) Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean in the years 1796-7-8, in the Ship Du.ff, with Appendix on the Natural ~nd Civil State of Otaheite, and Discourse on the Geography and History of the South Sea Islands, maps, charts, and fine views by Landseer; royal 4to - 1799 0 16 0 "Capt. Wilson gives the most minute account we have of Otaheite ; he also visited the Friendly and Sandwich Islands, the Marquesas," &c.-PINKERTON. 1920 WooDARD. Narrative of Captain Woodard and four Seamen, Captives to the MALAYS in the CELEBES, manners and customs of the Country, &c., portrait; 8vo, boards, nncu,t 1804 I 8 0 With Appendix List of 52 Accidents, Shipwrecks, and Escapes of great hardships and difficulties. 1921 YATES' Account of New Zealand, and of the Formation and Progress of the Church Missionary Society's Mission in the Northern Islands, portrait and plates/ er. 8vo, cloth 1835 0 5 0 1922 YOUNG ( Rev. R.) Journal of a D~putation from the Wesleyan Conference to Australia and Tasmania, with a Visit to the Gold Fields; 12mo, cloth, 1858 0 2 6 1923 OBITER DICTA, by A. Birrell, First Series, SECOND EDITION; Second Series, FIRST EDITION; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1884-87 0 7 6 Essays on Carlyle, on the alleged obscurity of Mr. Browning's Poetry, Truth, Hunting, Actors, A Rogue's Memoirs. The Via Media, Falstaff, Milton, Pope, Johnson, Burke, The Muse of History, Chas. Lamb, Emerson, The Office of Liter ature, Worn-out Type, Cambridge and the Poets, Book Buying. 1924 O'FLANAGAN (R.) Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of Ireland, from the Earliest Times to the Reign of Q. Victoria ; 2 thick vols, 8vo, cloth 1870 0 16 0 1925 Original Letters of Eminent Literary Men of -the 16th, 17th, and 18th Centuries, with Notes and Illustrations by Sir HENRY ELLIS, 2 plates of facsimiles; sm. 4to, tree marbled calf extra, with gilt edges, by Clarke and Bedford Cam. Soc., 1843 0 9 0 Ornithology : 1926 ANDERSON (C. J.) Notes on the Birds of DAMARA LAND and the Adjacent Countries of SouTH WEST AFRICA, arranged and edited by J. H. GURNEY, with Additional Notes and Sketch of the Author's Life, map, 8vo, cloth, 1872 0 10 0 1927 GREENE (W. T.) PARROTS IN CAPTIVITY, witli 81 beaittifully coloured plates, 3 vols, royal 8vo, cloth (pub. at £1 17s. 6d.) 1884 0 19 6 1928 JARDINE (Sir Wm.) Natural History of Humming Birds, 66 FINELY COLOURED PLATES, 2 vols, small 8vo, half calf gilt 1833 0 8 1929 SELBY (P. J.) Natural History of Pigeons, with 30 FINELY COLOURED PLATES, small 8vo, half calf gilt 1843 0 4 6 1930 SwAINSON (W.) Selection of the Birds of Brazil and Mexico, 78 beautifitlly coloured plates; royal 8vo, half morocco, ,qilt top edges, res{ uncut 1841 '6 6 0 This exceedingly beautiful vVork is i~ very few ~ven of the most complete Ornithological Libraries, as only 175 copies w~r~ prmted, a~1d Mr. Swamson refused to sell any excepting to those who had origmally subscribed for them. _ 1931 SwAINSON's Natural History of the Birds of WESTERN AFRICA, with 68 FINELY COLOURED PLATES, 2 vols, small 8vo, half calf gilt 1837 0 9 0 1932 OSCAR WILDE.-Poems, FIRST EDITION, vellum, UNCUT David Bogue, 1881 0 10 6 1933 ---- RoDD (Rennell) Rose Leaf and Apple Leaf! with an Introduction by Oscar Wilde FIRST EDITION, post 8vo, vellum, with roitgh edges ' Philadelphia, 1882 0 'T 6 1934 OsoRius (Hieron. Episc. Sylvenis) _in Gu.alterum Ha~~onem libellorum supplicum apud Helisabetham Anglire Regmam, de Rehg10ne; 12mo, calf, ra1·e Delingce, 1569 1935 OTWAY (T.) Works, consisting of Plays, Poems, and Letters, portrait; 3 vols, 12mo, calf gilt 1757 0 12 0 30, Park Street, B.!1ISTOL. 13-6 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN ROOKS.

Oxford: 1936 OXFORD UNIVERSITY and City Guide, with Description of Blenheim, Nune ham, and Roman Villa, plan and plates by Wedgwood; sm. 8vo, boards, uncut 1819 0 2 6 1937 WALKS IN, by M. W. WADE, with Historical and Descriptive Account of the College, University, City, and Enviro)Js, large map and 13 coppei·-: plate views~: small 8vo, boards, uncut 1817 0 3 6 Painting, Painters, Engravers : 1938 BURNET (John) TREATISE ON PAINTING in Four Parts: the Education of the Eye, and Practical Hints on Composition, Chiaroscuro, and Colour, illustrated with 130 ETCHINGS from CELEBRATED PICTURES of the Italian, Venetian, Flemish, Dutch, and English Schools, also woodcuts ; thick medium 4to, half morocco, uncut, top edges gilt (pub. £4 10s.) 1880 I 10 0 1939 DENNISTOUN's Memoirs of Srn R. STRANGE, the Engraver, and of his Brother-in-Law, A. Lumisden, Private ~ecretary to the E!tuart Princes, portraits; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth (pub. 21s.). 1855 0 7 6 1940 HANDBOOK OF THE !TA.LIAN SCHOOLS, translated from the German of Kugler, and edited with Notes by Sir C. L. Eastlake, 100 illustrations from the celebrated paintings by J. SCHARF; 2 vols, er. 8vo, cloth, uncut, Murray, 1869 1 0 1941 HARDING (J. D.) Early Drawing Book, 24 plates, containing many subjects> oblong post 8vo, cloth 1838 0 3 6 1942 HEAD (Sir E., Bart.) H~ndbook of the History of the Spanish and French Schools of Painting; post 8vo, cloth Murray, 1848 0 5 0 1943 HUBER (M.) et Ross (C. C. H.) Manuel des curieux et des Amateurs de l'Art, contenant une notice des principaux Graveurs, et un Catalogue Raisonne de leurs meilleurs ouvrages ; depuis le commencement de la gravure jusques a nos jours, les artistes ranges par ordre chonologique et divises par Ecole; 9 vols in 5, post 8vo, half calf gilt Zurich, 1797-1808 1 0 0 A very useful work to the collector of early engravings. 1944 HUBER (M.) Notices Generales des Graveurs, divises par Nations, et des Peintres rauges par Ecoles, avec une Histoire de la Gravure et de la Peintre ; thick Svo, half calf, gilt 1787 0 5 0 1945 JAMESON (Mrs.) MEMOIRS OF THE E.ARLY IT.A.LIAN PAINTERS and the progress of Painting in Italy, numerous illustrations; 2 vols, 12mo, printed covers, FIRST EDITION G. Knight, 1845 0 4 6 1946 MoRG.AN (Sydney, Lady) Life and Times of SALVA.TOR Ros.A., engraving of his portrait of himself; 2 vols, 8vo, boards, uncut 1824 0 6 0 1947 NORTHCOTE (James, R.A.) Life of Titian, with Anecdotes of Distinguished Persona of his Time, portrait of Titian by himself from the original, formerly in the collection of Charles L ; 2 vols, 8vo, boards, uncut 1830 0 9 0 1948 PILKINGTON'S DICTIONARY OF PAINTERS from the Revival of the Art ~o the present period, with Additions by Fuseli, and Lord Oxford's Illustrative SUPPLEMENT, 140 fine portraits; 2 vols in I, royal 4to, boards, uncut, LARGE P.APER COPY (pub. at £8 8s.) 1805 4 4 0 1949 PORTRAITS OF CELEBRATED PA.INTERS, with Medallions from their best works, with Authentic Memoirs, 25 fine portraits, engraved by John Corner,' 4to, cloth 1825 O 12 0 1950 ROSINI'S HISTORY OF PAINTING IN ITALY, ILLUSTRATED BY ITS MONUMENTS, t~e text in I~alian, with Lists of Plates, and Alphabetical and Topographwal Indexes m English, portraits illuminated title and 485 outline engravings of the most celebrated pictz:res; 7 vols, Sv~, boards, UNCUT 1852 1 16 0 Whoever desires to make a study of Italian Painting must have Rosini's great work as a "Handbook." T~e _outli~e engravings are d~me, with a delicacy and spirit; they truly place the or1gmal picture before the mmd s eye. Whoever has visited the Art Galleries of ~u.r~pe, or intends to see them, Rosini's History will be a most precious acqms1t10n. ·ASHTON NIELD, PUlWHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 137 Painting, Painters, Engravers-continued. 1951 RAPHAEL, the School of, The Student's Guide to Expression in Historical Painting, illustrated by Examples engraved by Duchange, &:c., from the, Drawings of Sir F. Dorigny, after the most celebrated Heads in the Cartoons at the King's Palace, with the oittlines of each Head, and plates of .Antique Statues and .Anatomical Figures, with instructions for Designing and the Passions, by B. Ralph, many plates; 4to, cloth Boydell, N.D. 0 15 0 1952 WATELET (M.) DICTIONNAIRE DES ARTS DE PEINTURE, SCULPTURE ET GRAVURE; 5 vols, 8vo, calf gilt 1792 0 12 0 A very comprehensive work, full of practical as well as historical information on all subjects connected with Art. 1953 WILLIS (H. B.) Studies of Cattle and Rustic Figures, drawn from Nature, and on Rtone; 6 parts, 4to, wrappers N.D. 0 7 6 1954 WoLZODEN (A., Baron Von) RAPHAEL SANTI, His Life and His Works, translated by F. E. BuNNETT, portrait; post 8vo, cloth 1866 0 3 6 1955 Palreontographioal Society. A complete set of the Monographs published by the Palreontographical Society, from the beginning in 1847 to 1887 inclusive, being Vols I.-XLI.; royal 4to, boards, uncut, as issued (wanting vols 24-5, 1870-1) 1847-87 21 0 0 1956 PALGRAVE (Francis Turner) Idylls and Songs; sm. 8vo, cloth, unwt, FIRST EDITION 1854 0 9 0 1957 PALMER (Sir Roundell, Earl of Selborne) The BooK OF PRAISE, from the best English Hymn Writers; 8vo, cloth 1864: 0 4 6 Parliament : 1958 ARCANA PARLIAMENTARIA, or Precedents, concerning Elections, Proceed ings, Privileges and Punishments in Parliament, out of the Common and Statute Law, with particular quotations in each case, by R.C. with the Authority, Form and Manner of Holding Parliaments by SIR T. SMITH; 12mo, sheep 1685 0 3 6 1959 SHERIDAN ( T.) Discourse of the Rise and Power of PARLIAMENTS, Laws, Courts of Judicature, Liberty, Property, Religion, Interest of England in reference to France, Taxes and Trade, in a letter from a gentleman in the country to a Member in Parliament; 12mo, calf 1677 0 5 0 1960 WHITWORTH (C., M.P.) The Succession of Parliarnentl'l, being Exact Lists of the Members at each General Election, from the Restoration to 1761, with other useful matters (Scotch, &c.), and com1>lete Index of Names; small 8vo, sheep 1764: 0 6 0 1961 PA.TON (Sir J. Noel) Poems by a Painter; post 8vo, cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION 1861 0 5 0 1962 PEARSON (W.) Papers, Letters, and Journals, portrait vignette, and fac- s~mile letter by W. Wordsworth; Svo, cloth Privately printed, 1863 0 7 6 1963 PENNANT (T.) TouR from ALSTON MooR to H.A.RROWGATE and BRIMHAM CRAGS, fine plates by Moses Gr{ffeth of Bradley Hall, Brarnfreth Castle, Raby Castle, Ripon Minster, Fountains .Abbey, Sir T. Shrysby's lvlonument and 3 plates of Brimham Crags,- 4to, half calf gilt 1804 0 6 ti 1964 PERCY ANECDOTES, Original and Select, portraits, 40 vols in 20, l 2mo, nice wpy in calf gilt 1823 3 3 0 "No man that has any pretentions to figure in good society can fail to make himself familiar with the Percy Anecdotes."-.Lord Byron. 1065 PERCY ( Bp.) RELIQUES OF ANCIENT ENGLISH POETRY, consisting of Old Heroic Ballads, Songs, and Lyrical Piecel'l, frontispiece and copper-plate engravings; 3 vols, small Svo, calf, FIRST EDITION, very scarce 1765 1 15 0 Besides the poetry omitted in later editions, this has the "ERsay on the Ancient English Minstrels," often deficient. Persia and Central Asia: 1966 BRYDGES (Sir Harford) Account of the Mission to the Court of Persia in 1807-11, plates on India paper; 2 vols in 1, 8vo, cloth 1834 0 9 0 1967 FRASER (J.B.) A Winter's Journey (Tatar) from Constantinople to Teheran and through Persia, frontispieces; 2 vols, Svo, calf giLt, fine copy 1838 0 12 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. · 138 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Persia and Oen tral Asia-continued. 1968 HERBERT (Thomas) A Relation -of Some Yeares Travaile, begunne Anno 1626, into Afrique and the Greater Asia, especially the Territories of the PERSIAN MoN ARCHIE, and some parts of the ORIENTAL INDIES, and Isles adjacent, elaborate title by William Jfarsliall, and very many quaint copper-plates; FIRST EDITION, folio, calf, RARE 1638 2 15 0 " The later editions clo not contain many of the quaint descriptions and curious stories which are to be found in this first." '' The last chapter tells us how Madoc ap Owen Gwynedd Prince of Wales discovers the West Indies before Columbus three hundred years." The illus trations include an engraving of the Dodo, also a view of St. Helena. 1969 HEUDE (Lieut. W.) Voyage up the PERSIAN GULF, and Journey Overland from India to England, plates; 4to, calf extra, gilt edges 1819 0 12 0 Includes Notices of Arabia, Persia, Mesopotamia, Garden of Eden, Babylon, England, &c. 1970 KINNIER (J. M.) Geographical Memoir of the Persian Empire; 4to 1813 0 4 6 An excellent Geographical Memoir, describing Provinces of which we had no previous knowledge whatever.-Ed. Review. "A valuable work "-Dibdin's Lib. Comp. N.B.-A large Map to accompany was published by Arrowsmith, but it is not with this copy. 1971 MoRIER (J.) Two Journeys through PERSIA, ARMENIA and ASIA MINOR, numerous fine coloiired and otlier engravings of antiquities, views, costume, etc.; 2 vols, royal 4to, boards, UNCUT 1812-18 1 12 0 These scarce and valuable volumes include an account of the Embassies of Sir Harford Brydges and Sir Gore Ouseley to the Court of Persia. 1972 OmLBY (J.) Asu. The first part, being an accurate description of PERSIA and the several Provinces thereof, the VAST EMPIRE of the GREAT MoaoL, and other Parts of INDIA, the Cities, Towns, Customs, Religion, Plants, Animals, &c., maps and numerous fine folding and otlier plates_; folio, half calf 1673 1 8 0 Some of the fine plates are said to be by Hollar. The work contains a copious MALAYAN VOCABULARY. 1973 PococKE's Description of the East, and some other Countries, with upwards of lbO plates of Antiquities, Natural History, &c.; 3 vols, folio in 2, calf 17 43-5 1 15 0 "Pococke was probably equal to any Oriental Scholar whom Europe has hitherto produced."-HALLAM. 1974 PORTER (Sir R. Ker) TRAVELS IN GEORGIA, PERSIA, ARMENIA, ANCIENT BABYLON, &c., during the years 1817-20, with 87 plates of Antiquities, Costitme, &c., besides woodcuts and plans; 2 vols, 4to, calf gilt 1821-22 1 18 0 "This narrative .i~ executed in a pleasing and lively style, and these volumes form a valuable add1t10n to our stock of knowledge of the countries described."- Drnnrn. Perspective : 1975 PuTEI (A. e Soc. Jesu) Perspectiva Pictorum et Architectorum in qua docetur Modus Expeditissimus Delineandi optice, 100 fine lar~e plates engra,~ed by JOHN STURT, witli descriptions; folio, calf 1707 0 9 0 W 1th strong recommendation, signed Chr. Wren, F. Vanbrugh, N. Haw ksmoor. 1976 TAYL_oR (Brook) Methods of Perspective made Easy both in Theory and Practice, by J. KIRBY, 50 plates, including frontispiece after Hogarth; 4to, old calf 1754 0 5 0 1977 PHIL~IPPS _(S. M.) State ~rials, a Collection of the most Interesting Trrnls, prior to the Revolution of 1688, Reviewed and Illustrated; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf, scarce 1826 O 16 0 1978 PETER PINDAR (i.e. Dr. Walcot) Humorous an.d Satirical Works portrait · 4 vols, 8vo, calf gilt ' 1794-96 0 8 6 1979 PIKE (Luke Owen) THE ENGLISH AND THEIR ORIGIN a Prologue to Authentic English History; Svo, cloth ' 1866 O 6, 6 1980 PLUTARCH'S 1:IVES of the noble Grec~ans and Romans, compared together, translated rnto French by J. Amiot Abbot and out of French into English by T, NORTH, many woodcut r/iedallion' portraits, folio, calf 1631 1 0 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 139

1981 PINKERTON'S COLLECTION OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS in all parts of the World, many of which are now first translated into English, with a copious Catalogue of Books of Voyages, and General Index, witll, maps and upwards of 200 fine engravings chiefiu by G. and W. Cooke,- 17 vols, 4to, half calf (puh. at £37 16s. unbound) 1808-14 6 10 0 "Most of the Travels, worthy of preservation, contained in the former large collections of Churchill, Green, Harris, and the Harleian, are here re-printed. Many volumes of high price, such as Pococke's and Shaw's Travels, are given almost entire. Translations and Extracts of many important travels, not before known in the English Language, are likewise intermingled ; besides several small treatises, objects of research among the curious, and exceedingly scarce. In this point of view, it is believed, the purchaser of this work could not procure the same collection in the originals for three or four hundred pounds, and some of them, probably, not at any price." " The most valuable collection of voyages extant. The 17th volume contains a copious catalogue of Books on Voyages and Travels and an excellent Index." Dibdin'$_ Lib. Oomp. N.B.-THREE VOLUMES RELATE ENTIRELY TO AMERICA, 1982 Poets. BRITISH POETS, from Chaucer (inclusive) with Translations, and Lives by Johnson, BELL'S FAVOURITE EDITION, with numerous portraits and engravings b'!J Stothard, .Angelica Kauffman, Heath, etc.; 124 vols in 61, 12mo, whole bound calf gilt 1807 4 10 0 Political Economy ; 1983 BARNES (William) Views of LABOUR and GoLD; 12mo, cloth J. Russel Smith, 1859 0 4 0 1984 BAYLDON's Art of Valuing Rents and Tillages, and Claims of Tenants upon Quitting Farms, both at Michaelmas and Lady-Day, as revised by Donaldson, seventh edition, enlarged and adapted to the Present Time, with the Principles and Mode of Valuing Land and other Property under the recent Acts of Parliaments, by Robert Baker; 8vo, cloth 1856 0 4 6 1985 EIDEN (W. D.) Rules, Formulre, _and Tables for the Valuation of Estates in Possession or Reversion, with New Rules and Tables for ascertaining the Value of Annuities, Reversions, Advowsons and next Presentations; 8vo, cloth 1864 0 2 6 1986 Decimal Coinage. Proceedings, Evidence, Report of D.C. Commis sioners to both Houses, 1857 ; Questions communicated by Ld. Overstone to Commissioners, 1857; Decimal Coinage, Canada; Return to Lord.:/ Address, 1859; Final Report of Commissioners, 1859; in thick vol, folio, half calf, with arms-plate of Dr. Ollivant, Bp. of Llandaff 1853-9 0 9 0 1987 FENN's Compendium of the English and Foreign Funds, Debts and Revenues of all Nations, Banks, Railways, Mines, and the Principal Joint Stock Companies, the Laws and Regulations of the Stock Exchange, &c., Tenth Edition; thick 8vo, cloth 1869 0 5 0 1988 Gold Coinage. Speeches, Letters and Articles on the Gold Coinage Controversy of 1869, with Introduction by the Governor of the Bank of England; 8vo, cloth 1870 0 8 6 Printed at the Bank of England for Private Circulation only. 1989 KAY (J. M.A.) The Social Condition and Education of the People in England and Europe, shewing the results of the Primary S?hools and of the Division of Landed Property in Foreign Countries ; 2 thick vols, post 8vo, cloth 1850 0 6 6- 1990 MuN (T.) England's Treasure by Foreign Trade, or the Balance of our Foreign Trade is the Rule of our Treasure; thin 8vo, calf, SCARCE 1713 0 6 0 1991 WHITWORTH (Sir Chas.) State of the Trade of Great Britain in its Imports and Exports, progressively from the year 1697 ; also of the Trade to each particular Country during the two Periods, distinguishing each year, in two parts, with Preface and Introduction setting forth the Articles whereof each· Trade consists; folio, boards, uncut 1776 0 18 0 Giving ·the Trade with VIRGINIA and MARYLAND, CAROLINA, NEW ENGLAND, NEW YoRK, PENNSYLVANIA, FLORIDA, CANADA, NEWFOUNDLAND, HUDSON'S BAY, JAMAICA, BARBADOES, the WEST INDIES, etc. 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 140 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Political Economy-continued. 1992 NoBLE (J.) The QuEEN's TAXES, their Amount, Incidence, and Economic Results, direct and indirect; 8vo, cloth 1870 0 7 6 1993 SMITH (Adam) Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations; 3 vols, 8vo, cal/gilt 1812 0 7 6 1994 POMPE Funebre du Tres-pieux et tres-puissant Prince Albert, Archiduc d'Autriche Due de Brabant, &c., representee au naturelle en tailles douces, dessinees par Francquart et gravees par 0. Galle, avec une dissertation de Puteano; engraved title and 65 folding plates, LARGE PAPER, folio, calf gilt, gilt edges Bruxelles, 17 29 2 10 0 Very interesting, among other reasons, for the several hundreds of full length figures having the names to them. This copy has two very fine .large extra portraits inserted, viz., the Prince Albert and Isabella, Infanta of Spam. 1995 POY1PONII MEL£ de orbis situ, et 0. J. Solini Polyhistor, cum scholiis, with many very curious old folding rnaps, showing the Geographical know ledge of the Ancients, &c.; 12mo, calf Basil, MDXCV 0 15 0 1996 POPE (Alex.) WoRKS, complete, including his Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, and other Translations, Letters, Notes by WARBURTON, &c., portraits and plates; 20 vols, 8vo, calf gilt, FINE OLD SET, BOUND BY KALTHOEBER 1760-66 3 10 0 1997 PoPE (A.) Works of, fine portrait by G. G. Vertue; folio, old calf 1717 0 16 0 The first collected volume of his miscellaneous poems. Portraits: 1998 ANNE (Queen) Fine Portrait by Sm GODFREY KNELLER, in oval, with emblematical surroundings of royalty engraved by HouBRAKEN ; folio O 3 6 1999 ARGYLL and GREENWICH (John, Duke of), fine portrait after ATKINSON, by HouBRA.KEN, oval, with fine ornamental surroundings; folio O 3 6 2000 DORSET (George John Frederick, Duke of) BEAUTIFUL FULL LENGTH, engraved by 0. Picart, after Robertson, of Dublin, FINE PROOF IMPRES SION upon INDIA PAPER, PRIVATE PLATE; NOT PUBLISHED; large folio, with full margins 3 3 0 2001 GEORGE (Prince of Denmark) fine portrait by KNELLER, in oval, with ornamental surroundings, engraved by HouBRAKEN; folio · 0 3 6 2002 GEORGE I., fine portrait by KNELLER, with Collar of Order of the Garter, in oval, with ornamental accompaniments, engraved by HouBRA.KEN; folio O 3 6 2003 GLOUCESTER (William, Duke of) after Sm G. KNELLER, by HouBRAKEN, oval, with ornamental surroundings; folio O 3 6 2004 GRENVILLE (Lord) in Robes as Chancellor of University of Oxford, FINE LINE ENGRAVING, by J. Fittler, R.A., after portrait by T. Phillips, R.A.; large folio, with margins 1812 1 1 0 2005 EMMA (Lord Nelson's Lady Hamilton) FINE COLOURED three-quarter length; 4to, margins cut close, RA.RE 2 10 0 2006 HARDWICKE (Philip, Lord Chancellor) very fine portrait, after A. RAMSAY by BARON, with Arrns and Inscriptions beneath (small margins); folio 17 42 1 1 0 2007 KENYON (Lord C. J.) very fine portrait by J. OPIE, R.A., engmved by FITT~ER, w1'th Arrns and Inscriptions under, copper; large folio, small margins 1825 0 15 0 2008 MARLBOROUGH ~John, Duke of) fine portrait after KNELLER, by Hou- BRAKEN, oval, with ornamental surroundings; folio O 3 6 2009 -·-,-- (Sarah, Duchess of) fine portrait after KNELLER oval with ornamental surroundings ; folio ' ' O 3 6 2010 OXFORD (Robert Harley, Earl of) painted by G. Kneller, and finely engraved by Vertue, copper, Bf by 13{ inches, including Goat of Arms, Inscription, and Pope's lines, with large margins O 10 0 2011 O!FORD (Robert, Earl of) fine portrait after POND, by HoUBRAKEN, oval, with ornamental surroundings O 3 6 2012 RAMSDEN (Mr.) seated, with Mathematical Instruments, after R. HoME, by JORN JONES? beautif.ul copy, with open letters, VERY CHOICE PICKED IMPRESsI.oN, 11;it~, pencil not.e by. first possessor, " Given to me by Mr. Oolnaghi, Senior ; large folio, with large ma·rgins 17 91 1 10 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. Ul Portraits~continued. 2013 SoMERS (John, Lord) after KNELLER, by HouBRAKEN, oval, with sur roundings ; folio 0 3 6 2014 STEPHENS (Miss, Countess of Essex) ha{f length, BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED· folio, with margins, PROOF, rare 1818 2 2 0 2015 SUNDERLAND (Charles, Earl of) finely engraved by HouBRA.KEN; folio 0 3 6 Pottery: 2016 ILLUSTRATED PATTERN BooK OF ENGLISH CHINA AND EARTHENWARE French China-ware, Plain and Ornamental, English and Foreign Flint Glass, Plain, Out, and Engraved, Coloured and Decorated Glass, also of Chinese, and Japanese China-ware, Parian and Terra-Cotta Goods, Window and Plate Glass, plain and silvered, Mirrors, Looking Glasses, Mechanical Pieces, Flowers and Birds under Shades, Pictures and Picture Frames Stained Glass, Table Ornaments, &c., mtmerous coloured and plain plates;. thick folio, cloth, gilt edges Modern 1 4 0 2017 WHEATLEY (H. B.) Handbook of Art Industries in POTTERY and the PRECIOUS METALS, 250 wood engravings; 8vo, cloth 1886 0 6 6 2018 PRESCOTT (W. H.) History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, the Catholic, of Spain, portraits ; 2 vols, 8 vo, cloth Bentley, 1851 0 18 0 2019 History of the Reign of Philip the Second, King of Spain, portraits; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, scarce Bentley, 1855 1 8 0 2020 PRESTON (Rev. T.) Makamat: or Rhetorical Anecdotes of Abu'l Kasem al Hariri, of Basra, translated into English Verse and Prose, and illustrated with Annotations, royal 8vo, cloth 1850 0 15 0 " The most classical work in Arabic literature-a masterpiece of elegance and refinement." This translation, by the freedom of its rendering and the easiness of its style, will be more acceptable to an European reader than any literal version. Mr. Preston .has been careful not to fall into the error of Ruckert, who made an imitation rather than a translation. 2021 PRINGLE (Dr. J.) Observations on the DISEASES OF THE ARMY, fourth edition enlarged.,· thick 8vo, calf, RARE 1764 0 18 0 2022 PROCESSION ALE et Chorale ad Norman Missalis ac Ritual is S. Romanre Ecclasire, in usum fratrum Minorum Recollectorum curlli Cornelii de Vroom, Ministri Provincialis ejusdem ordinis Provincialis ejm:;dem ordinis Provincire Germanire Inferioris, with Musrn PRINTED IN RED AND BLACK, on square notes on staves with 4 lines; 12mo, sheep Antverpice, 1707 0 12 0 2023 Puorn's CoNTRASTs, or a Parallel between the Noble Edifices of the 14th and 15th Centuries, and similar buildings of the present day, showing the present decay of taste, with the celebrated fine etchings by the Author; 4to, cloth, rare 1836 2 2 0 With vigorous letterpress, and the remarkable Appendix on the Reformers and the Reformation. 2024 DEsrn,:-.;s FOR lRoN AND BRASS WoRK in the style of the 15th and 16th Centuries, plates; 4to, cloth 1836 0 9 0 2025 Punch. A OoMPLETE SET oF THIS FAMous PUBLICATION FROM ITS OoM MENCEMENT IN 1841 TO DEC. 1886, with thousands of humorous engravings and Political Cartoons by Leech, Doyle, Tenniel, Du Maurier, and others; 92 vols in 23, 4to, elegantly bound, Roxburgh, emblematically gilt, with gilt edges A FINJi~ SET 1841-86 24 0 0 2026 Pyren~es. JACOTTET (J.) SOUVENIRS DES PYRENEES, OU cboix des Sites les plus Pittoresques des Etablissemens Thermeaux, et des Environs, BOTH SERIES, 104 large views of Eaux Chaudes, Pau, Eaux Bonnis, Bigorre Luchon Chateau de 4 Fils d' Aymon, lrun, Bayonne, Cauteret~, Breche de Rolande Bareges, &:c.; 2 vols, large folio, half bound ' Paris, N.D. 0 18 0 2027 REDDING's History and Description of Modern Wines, vignettes; 8vo, cloth 1836 0 4 6 _2028 REL.A.ND (H.) Antiquitates Sacrre Veterum Hebrreorum breviber delineatre; sm. 4to, vellum Traj. Rhen., 17 41 0 6 6 ,80, Park Street, BRISTOL. H,2 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

2029 RAPIN'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, with Tindal's Continuation from the Earliest Period to the Accession of George II., with the Medallic History, numerous fine plates by Houbraken, JTertue, and others, portraits of Kings, Queens, and Celebrated Personages, fine plat~ . of Royal and other Celebrated Monuments, plans of Battles and Cities, Maps and numerous very fine plates of Medals, &:c. ; 5 thick vols, folio, russia gilt l 743-47 3 0 0 2030 RELTON (H. E.) SKETCHES OF CHURCHES, with Short Descriptions, 42 plates of Exterio1· and Interior Views, Monuments, Brasses, Doorways, &:c., cleve,.ly drawn on the spot and on zinc by the Author; royal 4to, new half morocco gilt, SCARCE 1843 1 8 0 The Churches are in Berkshire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, ·wilts, and Worcestershire. 2031 RICHARDSON (John) WM. SwAINSON, and Rev. W. KIRBY, FAUNA BO REALI-AMERICANA, or Zoology of North America, containing descriptions of the subjects collected in the late Northern Expeditions under Sir John Franklin. CONTENTS: QUADRUPEDS, by Richardson, 28 plates by T. Landseer, separately, cloth, £1 18s. 1829 BIRDS, by Swainson and Richardson, 50 coloured plates, beautifully drawn by Swainson, cloth, separately, £2 16s. 1831 INSECTS, by Kirby, 8 coloured plates, cloth, separately, £3 1 Os. 1837 FISHES, by Richardson, 24 plates, some coloured 1836 ---- together 4 vols, 4to, half calf 1829-37 10 10 0 2032 RrnRAFT (J.) Survey of England's Champions and Truth's Faithful Patriots, called also The Civil Wars of England, briefly related by J. Leycester, 22 curious portraits of the Parliamentary Leaders; post 8vo, boards, uncut . 1647 0 12 0 Facsimile Reprint of the Rare Original, which fetches about £35 at sales. Only a very few were printed. 2033 Ritson. HAZLEWOOD (Joseph) Some Account of the Life and Publications of the late JOSEPH RITSON, silhoutte; crown 8vo, boards, uncut 1824 0 9 0 2034 ROBERT ELSMERE, a Novel, by Mrs. Humphrey Ward; FIRST EDITION, 3 vols, post 8vo, original cloth 1888 0 16 0 2035 ROBERTS (Mary) RuINs and OLD TREES associated with Remarkable Events in English History, numerous illustrations by Sir Q. Gilbert., post 8vo, cloth gilt N.D. 0 3 0 2036 ROBINSON (Henry Crabb) DIARY, REMINISCENCES and CORRESPONDENCE, 1789-1866, edited by Sadler, portrait., 3 vols, 8vo, fine copy in cloth, FIRST EDITION 1869 2 10 0 2037 ROBINSON (W.) PARKS, PROMENADES, and GARDENS of PARIS, described and considered in relation to the Wants of our Cities, and of Public and Private Gardens, with 424 fine wood engravings and 3 maps ; thick 8vo, cloth gilt .Murray, 1869 0 10 0 2038 RocoLES (J. B.) History of the Infamous Imposters, or Lives and Actions of Notorious Counterfeits, who from the meanest of the people have usurped the Titles of Emperors, Kings, and Princes, 1683-FoxEs .AND FIREBRANDS, or the Danger and Harmony of Popery and Separation (by Nalson and J. Ware) 3 parts, 1682-9--The CouNTERMINE, a true dis covery of the Dangerous Principles and Secret Practices of the Dissenting Party, to undermine Monarchy in the State, and Episcopacy in the Church (by Dr. Nalson, 1677, title wanting)_; 5 vols in 1, sm. Svo, calf 1677-89 0 9 0 2039 ROGERS (H.) Essays, selected from Contributions to the Edinburgh Review· 3 thick vols, small 8vo, cloth 1855 0 6 0 Roman Catholic : 204.0 CARRE (Tho., Priest of the English College of Doway) Swcete Thoughtes of Jesus and Mary, for the use of the Daughters of Sion; 12mo, calf .. Paris, 1658 0 8 6 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 143

Roman Catholic-continued. 2041 CANE. (Jo_hn Vincent) Fiat Lux, or General Conduct to a Right Under stan~mg m ~he great Combustions and Broils about Religion in England, betwixt Papist and Protestant, Presbyterian and Independent; 12mo, calf Printed abroad, 1661 0 7 , 6 20!2 CATECHISM FOR THE CuRATS, composed by decree of the Council of Trent, and published by command of Pope Pius V., faithfully translated into ~nglish Permissu Superiorum. FrnsT EDITION in English; printed for Kmg James II. ; 8vo, calf, RA.RE. London: H. Hills, Printer for the King's Household and Chapel, 1687 0 16 O 20-4:3 CAUSSIN (N.) Entertainments for Lent, written in French, and translated by Sm BASIL BROOK; 12mo, calf 1687 O 3 6 Dedicated to Q. Henrietta. Maria. 2044 CHURCH (The) Conquerant over Humane Wit, or the Church's Authority demonstrated by M. WILLIAM CHILLINGWORTH (the Proctour for Wit against her) his perpetual Contradictions in his book intituled "The Religion of Protestants, a safe way to Salvation"; 4to, calf, RARE Printed abroad. Pe,·mis3u Superiorum, 1638 0 9 0 2045 CHURCH GUIDES. Discourse of the Necessity of, for Directing Christians in Necessary Faith, with Annotations on Stillingfleet's Answer to N. 0. by R. H.; 4to, calf Printed abroad, 1675 0 12 0 2046 CONTEMPLATION OF HEAVEN, with an Exercise of Love, and a Descant on the Prayer in the Garden, by a Catholique Gent.; 12mo, old calf Pa.ris, 1654 0 4 6 20!7 COVENT (F.) Enchiridion of Faith, in a Dialogue, distinguishing Points of Faith and other Doctrines; 12mo, old binding Douay, 1655 0 7 6 2048 FITZHERBERT (T.) Treatise concerning Policy and Religion, Machiavelli confuted, and Confutation of Atheists ; 4to, calf 1658 0 7 6 2049 GANDOLPPY (Rev. P.) 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James. 2052 INSTRUCTIONS and Devotions for the Afflicted and Sick, with some Help for Prisoners, such especially as are to be Tried for Life; l 2mo, calf Printed abroad, 1 712 0 4 6 2053 [MANNING, Robert] England's Conversion and Reformation Compared, or the Young Gentleman directed in the Choice of his Religion ; 8vo, calf, scarce .Antwerp, 1725 0 7 6 2054 MODERN CoNTROYERSY, or Plain and Rational Account of the Catholic Faith, with Vindication of Catholic Morals ; sm. 8vo, old calf Printed abroad, l 720 0 5 0 2055 NIEREMBERG (Eusebius, S.J.) Treatise of the Difference betwixt the Tem- poral and Eternal translated from the Spanish, by Srn VIVIAN MULLINEAUX· 8vo 'old cal+ SCARCE Printed abroad, 1672 0 9 0 2056 0FFICIUM B, ' MARL£ ' VIRGINIS,'.I' Pio V. et Urbano VIlI. recog. cum Indulgentiis, Orationibus et Hymnis, acedunt Ps.almi ~ esp. et Uomplet. pro Dommicis at Festis, cum Rosario B. M., printed in red and black, with numerous plates; l 2mo, limp black morocco · .Antverpice Plantin, 17 35 0 12 0 2057 PARSONS (R. F. Robt., Soc. Jes.) Christian Directory, guiding Men t~ their Eternal Salvation; 8vo, calf . 168, 0 12 0 2058 ROMAN MARTYROLOGE, set forth by Pope George XIII., and revived by Urban VIII. translated out of Latin into English by G. K., of the Society of Je~us (Geo. Keynes), second edition, with divers Saints added; 12mo, calf, FINE CLEAN COPY, rare s. Omers, 1667 0 16 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 144 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. Rome: . 2059 SELECT Vrnws AND RuINs IN ROME and its Vicinity, with Descriptions, English and French, 62 FINE COLOURED PLATES LIKE THE ORIGIN AL DRAWINGS; large paper copy, folio, half bound 1797 1 8 O 2060 CooKE's Vrnws IN RoME and its Vicinity, with Descriptions by NOEL HUMPHREYS, 30 fine engravings of jam.ous Buildings and Scenery; 4to, cloth . 1840 0 10 0 2061 PERCIER et FONTANE. Choix des Plus Celebres Maisons de Plaisance de Rome, et de ses Environs, 77 large plates and 16 elegant engravings printed with the text; royal folio, half cloth Paris, JJidot, 1824 1 15 O Illustrates fully the Noble Residences of the Roman Patrician Families, the Albani, Medici, Panfili, Barberini, Borghese, Farnese, Este, Calonna, Aldobran dini, Ginstiani, &c., the best Works of Vignola, Michael Angelo, Fontano, &c., some of which are now being shovelled away 2062 Rossi; II Nuovo Teatro delle Fabriche et Edificii in Prospettiva di Roma Moderna, 4 series, containing 142 fine old views by F'alda and Specchi; oblong 4to, calf gilt, RARE Romm, 1665 l 15 0 Besides the Churches, Palaces, and other great Buildings and Public Places of the City, contains some in the vicinity, as Castel Grandelpho, Arsenal of Civita Vecchia, Ariccia, Caprarola, Frascati, Villas, Gardens, &c., then in their beauty and grandeur, some of which have doubtless been destroyed. 2064 RoME, by FRANCIS WEY, with an Introduction by W. W. SToRY, New Edition, beautifully illustrated with 346 large engravings on wood by the most celebrated French artists; royal 4to, half morocco gilt, NEWLY BOUND N.D. 1 8 0 "This is the age for beautiful books, but we doubt if it has produced one more truly beautiful than the volume on Rome by Francis Wey."-The Times ~065 ROSENMULLERI (E. F. C.) Scholia in Vetus Testamentum in Compen dium redacta, 6 vols, 1828-36-ScHOLLA IN N OVUM TESTAMENTUM, post Auctoris obitum edidit E. F. C. Rosenmuller, 5 vols, Norimb, 1815-31- together 11 vols, Svo, half calf gilt 1815-36 1 1 0 2066 ROSSETTI (Christian) Sing-Song, a Nursery Rhyme Book, with 120 illustrations by Arthu1· Hughes; FIRST EDITION, square crown 8vo, cloth g£lt, gilt edges 1872 0 15 0 2067 (D. G.) Ballads and Sonnets; FIRST EDITION, post Svo, fine copy, cloth, uncut 1881 1 10 0 2068 (D. G.) The Early Italian Poets, from Ciullo d' Alcamo, to Dante Alighieri [1100-1200-1400] in the original Metres, with Dante'fi Vita N uova; post 8vo, cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION, RARE 1861 3 3 0 2070 (Gabriele) Disquisitions on the Antipapal Spirit which produced the Reformation, and its Secret Influence on Literature, translated by Ward ; 2 vols, crown 8vo, ctoth 1834 0 7 6 Centenary commemoration of Rossetti was held in 1883, his medal struck, his house made public property, a square called Piazza Rossetti, and a Theatre- Teatro Rossetti Ruskin (John) Works by: 2071 ELEMENTS OF PERSPECTIVE, first edition; post 8vo, cloth, scarce 1859 0 15 0 2072 LounoN's MAGAZINE OF NATURAL HISTORY, Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy, Geology, Meteorology, &c, with many hundred illustrations; 11 vols, 8vo, half calf, SCARCE 1829-38 2 15 0 Containing the following Articles by MR. RUSKIN : Enquiries on the Causes of the Colour of the Water of the Rhine, Facts and Considerations on the STRATA OF MONT BLANC and on some instances of Twisted Strata observable in Switzer land, with three drawings by the Author, Paper on the Cathedral of Basle &c. Observations on the Causes which occasion the Variation of Temperature betwee~ Spring and River Water. Mr. Ruskin says: "Mr. L-Oudon was the first literary Patron who sent words of mi1;e to be actually set up in print in his Magazine of Natural History, when I was sixteen." 2073 FRIENDSHIP'S OFFERING for 1837, containing pieces in Prose and Verse by the Best Wri~ers, and fine plates by Penley, Corbould, Webster, &:c.; 12mo, morocco, gilt edges 1837 O 5 0 Contains-" The Last Smile," and "Leoni," a Legend of Italy by JOHN RUSKIN. ' ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 145 Buskin (John) Works by-continued. 207 4 TIME AND TIDE, by Weare and Tyne, 25 Letters to a Working Man of Sunderland, on the Laws of Work; post 8vo, half morocco 1886 0 9 6 ' 2075 THE ART. OF ENGLAND, Lectures given in Oxford; royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt top edges 1887 0 15 0 2076 THE Two PATHS, Lectures on Art, delivered in 1858-9; post 8vo, half morocco 1887 0 9 6 2077 A _Joy F~R. EvER (and its Price in the Market), being the substance ( with additions) of Two Lectures on the Political Economy of Art ; post 8vo, half morocco 1887 0 9 6 2078 MODERN PAINTERS, NEW AND COMPLETE EDITION, with 85 plates and numerous woodcuts; 5 vols, royal 8vo, cloth 1889 6 6 0 2079 Q?arterly Revi~w? containing ~R. RusKIN's Reviews of Lord Lindsay's History of Christian Art and Sir Charles Eastlake's Essay on the History of Painting; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf 1847-48 0 10 6 " Although I consented, some nine years ago, to review Lord Lindsay's Christ_ian Art a~d Sir C. Eastla~e's Essay on Painting, in the Quarterly, I have ever smce steadily refused to write even for that once respectable periodical."- Notes on the Royal Academy, 1856. 2080 RYAN (Dr.) PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE in its Socia], Moral, and Physical Relations, &c. ; small 8vo, cloth, scarce 1843 0 10 o 2081 SAINT SIMON.-Memoirs of the Life and Times of the Duke of Saint Simon, and of the Reign of Louis XIV. and the Regency, translated from the French by Bayle St. John; 3 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1889 1 8 0 "No one will deny that it is impossible to write more entertaining works than those of the Duke of Saint Simon. Some, however, have questioned their accuracy. In my opinion, Saint Simon was too honest a man, indeed too much of a gentleman, to relate that which he knew to be false: what he saw, therefore, he relates faithfully. "-Lord John Russell. 2082 SANDERSON (J., Lancastrensis, Anglus) Institutionum Dialecticarum, .libri IV.; 8vo, vellum Antverp: Plantin, 1589 0 9. 0 2083 Sanskrit.-BHAGVAT-GEETA (The) or Dialogues of Kreesna and Arjoon in Eighteen Lectures, with Notes, translated from the original in the Sanskreet or Ancient Language of the Brahmins, by Srn C. WILKINS; finely printed, 4to, russia, elegantly bound and richly gilt on back and sides 1785 0 12 '} 2084 RAMAYUNA (The) of Valmeeki, translated from the original Sanskrit by Carey and Marshman; Vol. I., containing the First Book (all that was printed); 8vo, 450 pp., boards, uncut 1808 0 7 6 2085 SARUM MISSAL. Notes on Ceremonial, the Order of Holy Communion, with Prayers and Rubrics from the Sarum Missal for the use of the Altar, and Ritual Directions for Choral and Plain Celebrations, Solemn Evensong, and Funerals; royal 8vo, cloth Pickering, 1882 0 7 6· 2086 Scarborough and its Vicinity : A second SERIES OF Six V rnws drawn from nature and on stone by F. NICHOLSON, 6 plates; folio, wrappers Scarborough, N.D. 0 3 6 2087 HUTTON (W.) Scarborough Tour in 1803; 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1804 0 2 6· 2088 SCHILTERI THESAURUS ANTIQUITATUM TEUTONICARUM, Ecclesiasticarum, Civilium, Literarium; cum Notis et Glossario Teutonico, in quo Vocab. et Formulre Obsoletre Aleman, Franc., Goth., Anglo Saxonica, Longob, &c., explicantur, plates of facsimiles of OrnamerJ,ts in Ancient MSS. ; 3 thick vols, folio, sound calf, red edges Utmce, 1728 2 16 O· Containing a vast mass of curious matter connected wit~ Antiquities of the Northern Nations, in Anglo-Saxon and other Languages, Ancient Gospels, Laws, Poetry, the Works of Olfrid, Notker, Willerau, Rhythmus de. Carolo I\faisna, &c. The third volume is entirely occupied by the valuable Glossarmm Teutomcon. 2089 SCHIMMELPENNINCK (Mrs.) Select Memoirs of PORT RoYAL, with Tour to Alet, Visit to Port Royal, Gift of an Abbess, and Biographical Notices taken from Original Documents; 2 vols, Svo, cloth, scarce 1835 0 10 O· 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 146 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS. Scotland: 2090 BEAUTIES OF ScoTL.AND, Account of the Agriculture, Mines, Commerce, and Manufactures of the Cities, Towns, Villages, &c., of each County, by R. Forsyth; 5 vols, 8vo, half white vellum gilt 1805 0 10 _O 2091 BURTON (John Hill) Lives of Simon Lord Lovat and Duncan Forbes of Culloden, from original sources; post 8vo, cloth 1847 0 4 6 2092 CARR (Sir J.) Caledonian Sketches, or a Tour through Scotian? in 1807, with 12 plates from drawings by the Author_; 4to, half calf gilt (pub. at £2 2s.) . 1809 0 9 0 2093 DRUMMOND (Jas.) Archreologia Scotia, SCULPTURED MONUMENTS IN loNA and the West Highlands, 100 fine plates, with Antiquarian Descriptions; folio, handsomely bound, half morocco, gilt top, edges uncut Edin., Privately P2·inted for the Fellows of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1881 4 i 0 2094 DUNCAN (J.) Scottish Itineracy, containing the Roads through Scotland on a New Plan, with copious observations for the Entertainment of Travellers, illustrated with maps of Scotland and of Islay and Jura_; 8vo, boards Glasgow, 1808 0 4 6 2095 EDINBURGH and its Suburbs, the Traveller's Companion to, with concise History and Description, map, plan, and several views _; 8vo, sheep .Edin., 1794 0 3 0 2096 GILPIN (Rev. W.) Observations on Picturesque Beauty in several parts of Great Britain, particularly the Highlands of Scotland, 40 fine aq_uatint plates_; 2 vols, 8vo, calf gilt 1792 0 7 6 2097 HERON'S Observations in a Journey through the Western Counties of Scotland, relating to the Scenery, Antiquities, Custe>.ms, Manners, &c.; 2 vols, 8vo, calf gilt Perth, 1793 0 4 6 2098 HoGG (James) The Brownie of Bodsbeck and other Tales; 2 vols, small 8vo, half red morocco, gilt backs, pretty binding, FIRST EDITION 1818 0 7 6 2099 LAING (David) Select Remains of the Ancient Popular Poetry of Scotland, printed at Edinburgh, 1812, ONLY 104 COPIES PRINTED AND QUITE OUT OF PRINT; half morocco, uncut Edinburgh, 1884: 1 8 O_ 2100 LOG.AN (J.) Scottish Gael, or Celtic Manners, as preserved among the Highlanders, coloured and othet· engravings of Costumes, Arms, Antiquities, &:c. ,· 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1831 1 5 0 2101 MACKENZIE (Sir G.) Jus Regium, the Jast and Solid Foundations of Monarchy in general, and more especially that of Scotland, maintained against Buchanan, Naphtali, Dolman, Milton, &c., fine portrait of Cliarles II. by Van Hove,· small 8vo, calf 1684 0 5 0 2102 ScoTCH PRESBYTERIAN ELOQUENCE, or their Foolish Teaching Discovered from their Books, Sermons ani Prayers, with some Remarks on Mr. Pule\ Vindication of the Kirk (by Jacob Curate), fourth edition, with Add1t10ns ; 8vo London, 1719 0 7 6 Scarce edition not mentioned by Lowndes. 2103 ScoTTISH PoEMS of the Sixteenth Century, edited with Introduction and Glossary by John William Dalziel; 2 vols, post 8vo, calf gilt 1801 0 16 0 2104 ScoTT!SH SONGS. Crosby's. Oaledonian Musical Repository, a Choice Select10n of Esteemed Scottish Songs, frontispiece plates of Music and woodcuts by Bewick_; post 8vo, ca.lf ' '1811 0 18 0 2105 SPENCE (J.) Ruine_d Castles, Monuments of former Men in the vicinity of BANFF, plates,' thm small Svo, half morocco Edin., 1873 0 3 6 2106 Scraps, or Attempts at Memoranda in Rhyme, Observations on Circum stances, and Journal of a Tour in the Low and High Lands of Scotland by I. K., Author's copy, with one leaf cancelled and some alterations mad; with a pen_; crown 8vo, boards, uncut 1814 0 5 0 2107 STODDART (J.) Remarks on Local Scenery and Manners in Scotland in 1799 and 1800, with 35 COLOURED PLATES· 2 vols royal 8vo half russia ' ' rnoi O 18 0 2108 STUART'S History of Scotland, from the Reformation to the Death of Q. Mary; 2 vols, 8vo, calf neat 1782 O 4 6 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM· VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 14 7

Scotland-continued. 2109 STIRL~NG PEERAGE. Trial of Alexander, styling himself Earl of Stirling, at Edmburgh, for Forgery, by Macgregor and Turnbull with Introductory Notice j 8vo, half calf ' 1839 0 6 O 2110 THE TRAVELLE~'s GurnE through Scotland and its Islands, maps, plans, and numerous views; 2 vols, small 8vo, tialf russia gilt 1814 O 3 O 2111 TAYLOR and S~INNER's Survey of the Roads of Scotland, a series of 178 Road Map~ printed from copper-plates on a large scale, with the ptaces, objects of interest, &:c., marked, wanting the general map of Scotland; small 8vo, RARE N.D. O 6 O 2112 TYTLER (W.) Historical and Critical Enquiry into the Evidence produced b~ the EA;8-LS. of MURRAY and MoRTON against MARY QUEEN OF ScoTS, with Exammation of Robertson and Hume's Dissertations; 8vo, calf 1760 O 6 · 6 2113 UDALL (W.) History of the Life and Death of Mary Stuart, Queene of Scotland, portrait of Mary, Queen of Scotland, and Dowager of France, and engraved title by Marshall, with Old London, &c. ; 12mo, calf 1636 0 10 0 2114 SCOTT (John, of Amwell, the Quaker Poet) Poetical Works, fine portrait and plates by Angelica Kauffman, Stothard, and others, engraved by BARTOLOZZI, BLAKE, WATTS, etc; 8vo, calf gilt 1786 0 15 0 2115 Sculpture. Instruzione Elementaire per gli Studiosi della Scultura, di F. OARRADORI, Prof. all a M aesta del Re d'Etruria, engraved title and 17 curious large copper-plate engravings ,· sm. folio, half calf, SCARCE Firenze, 1802 0 16 0 The plates are very interesting, exhibiting the Sculptor's progress from modelling in clay and dealing with the rough block of marble to the finished work, including the processes of copying to a different scale, restoring, casting in bronze, &c., showing the tools and.the manne of using them. 2116 SENAULT (J. F.) The Use of Passioi ,, put into English by HENRY, Earl of Monmouth, curious engraved fro1tr ispiece and head of 1lfonmouth; 8vo, half calf 1649 0 7 6 2117 SHAKESPEARE and the EMBLEM WRITERS, an Exposition of the Similarities of Thought and Expression, with a View of Emblem Literature down to 1616, by Hy. Green, numerous plates and wood engravings after the Old Emblem Books; cloth, elegantly gilt (pub. at £1 lls. 6d.) 1870 0 8 6 2118 Another Copy, HANDSOMELY PRINTED ON LARGE THICK FINE PAPER; imp. 8vo, cloth, elegantly gilt, with gilt top, A BEAUTIFUL VOLUME 1870 0 14 6 2119 SHEPHERD (Richard Herne) Translations from Charles Baudelaire, with a few Original Poems, FIRST EDITION j post 8vo, cloth Hotten, 1869 0 15 0 ONLY 100 COPIES PRINTED. Shorthand: 2120 HARDING (W.) Taylor's Improved Universal Stenography, emblematical frontispiece and plates ; small 8vo, bound 1831 0 4 6 2121 THE UNIVERSAL, with 20 plates; 8vo, calf Edinburgh, 1776 0 3 6 2122 TAYLOR (S.) An Essay intended to Establish a Standard for an Universal System of Stenoaraphy or Shorthand Writing; royal 8vo, boards 1786 0 6 0 2123 YouNG (Mordo) Readable Shorthand, self-taught, being a System by which people can teach themselves, write the longest word without lifting the pen, read what they write, and correspond with friends j small 8vo, wrappers . 1869 0 3 0 2124 PHONETIC JOURNAL (The) complete from 187~ to 1884 in~lusive; 9 vols, 4to, in parts Pitm~n, 1876-~4 0 12 0 2125 Shrewsbury. PIDGEON (H.) ¥emori~ls of Shrew~bury, a conCI~e Descnp tion of the Towa and its Environs, illustrated with 36 engravings; post 8vo cloth Shrewsbury, 1837 0 2 6 2126 SIAM.' NEALE (F. A.) Narrative of a Residence in SIAM, with Account of the Manners, Customs, and Laws of the Modern Siamese, numerous engravings; post 8vo, cloth 1852 0 2 6 2127 Siberia. COTTRELL (0. H.) Recollections of Siberia in the years 1840 and 1841; 8vo, cloth 1842 0 4 6 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 148 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

2128 SIDDONS (Mrs.) Memoirs of, by Boaden, fine portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence; 2 vols, 8vo, half calf 1827 0 16 0 2129 SIDNEY (Sir Philip) Works in Prose and Verse, portrait by Vertue and plates ; 3 vols, 8vo, calf ( a few leaves in Vol. 1 a l_it~le wormed) l 7 25 2 IO 0 2130 SINCLAIR (Sir J., M.P.) Correspondence and Re.mm1scences .of. the mo.st Distinguished Characters who have appeared m Great Bntam and m Foreign Countries during the last Fifty Years, portrait and facsimiles of 200 autographs; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. at 28s.) 1831 0 6 0 2131 SKINNER! ETYMOLOGICON LINGUA!: ANGLICAN£, seu Explicatio Vocum Ang. ex propriis Fontibus, Anglo-Sax. Runicis Got~icis; folio, calf 1671 0 8 6 Skinner's Lexicon is an excellent one of that kmd for the English Language. 2132 SMITH (Albert) NATURAL HISTORY OF THE GENT-BALLET GIRL-THE FLIRT-STUCK-UP PEOPLE-THE IDLER UPON TOWN-EVENING PARTIES -A BowL OF PUNCH-Angus B. Reach's NATURAL HISTORY OF " BoREs "-HUMBUGs-RoMANCE OF A MINCE Pm-TURF H UNTERs Carleton's The "HAWK" TRIBE-Comte Chicard's BAL MASQUE-James Hannay's HEARTS AND TRUMPS, all with amusing plates; bound in 3 vols, 12mo, with the original wrappers, half morocco, rare 1847, etc. 3 10 0 2133 ---- A Month at Constantinople, coloured frontispiece and numerous cuts by the Author; FIRST EDITION, post 8v0, cloth, uncut 1850 0 15 0 Somersetshire : 2134 BATH THEATRICAL REVIEW. A Series of Criticism<:i on the Performers and Drama for the Season 1822-3; 8vo, half calf g£lt, SCARCE 1823 0 9 0 2135 DOMESDAY BooK, or the Great Survey of England of William the Conqueror, ANNO DOM. MLXXXVI, accurate facsimile of the part relating to SoMERSETSHIRE, photo-zincographed at the Ordnance Survey Office, under the d£rection of Sir H. James, with Introduction; thin folio, cloth 1862 0 7 6 2136 EYTON (R. W.) Analysis and Digest of the DoMESDAY for SOMERSET (the Exon Codex) and of the Somerset Gheld Inquest of 1084; 2 vols, 4to, cloth (pub. £2 12s. 6d.) 1880 1 4 0 2137 JENNINGS (J.) Observations on the Dialects of the West of England, particularly Somersetshire, with Glossary of Words now in use, and pieces in the Dialect; 12mo, boards, uncut 1825 0 3 6 2138 PooLEY (0.) Historical and Descriptive Account of the OLD STONE CROSSES OF SOMERSET, map, 29 tinted plates, and 181 woodcuts; royal 8vo, cloth 1877 1 0 2139 SouTHEY (R.) PALMERIN OF ENGLAND, translated from the Portuguese of J. de Moraes ; 4 vols, l 2mo, half calf gilt, SCARCE 1807 0 18 0 2140 SOUTHEY (R.) POEMS, Second Edition, 12mo, calf Bristol, 1797 0 4 6 2141 ---- JOAN OF ARc, an Epic Poem; 4to, fine copy in calf gilt 1796 0 16 0 The RARE FIRST EDITION, containing the violent Republican passages. 2142 Spain, by the Baro_n D'Avillier, translated by J. Thompson, upwards of 100 full pag~ engravin_qs, and nearly 130 other illustrations: all by GUSTAVE DORE; imp. 4to, new half rnorocco ,qilt, rnarbled leaves (pub. £3 3s.) 1855 l 4 0 Spanish: 2143 CAMEOS (L,ui~d de) LusIADAs, com estampas, portraits and plates; 2 vols, 12mo, calf ,qilt Paris e Lisboa, 1715 0 3 6 2144 MENDIBIL (D. Pablo de) No Me Olvides: Collection de Producciones en Prosa i Verso, Orijinales, imitadas ; Traduzidas, plates by Oorbould, Sharpe, Prout, ~"J!!art-in, &c. _; 12mo, ornamental boards, gilt edges, in case, Londres, MeJico, Colombia, Beitnos Aires, Chile, Peru i Guatemala, 1828 0 4 6 2145 EL MACABEO, Poema Heroyco de Miguel de Silveyra; thick 12mo, vellum, . . . . Madr£d, 1731 0 5 0 A Oastilian epic poem, in 20 books, on the- rebuilding of the 'Pemples oj Jeru.salem by ,!udas ~f_accabeus: Book 15 is episoclical on the glories of the Kings of Spain a_nd their Nobility, especially the Duke of Medina and of Ingalaterras among whom is Gondmar, Ambassador to Queen Elizabeth who is perhaps meant by "La Regia Papa." ' ' ' ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 149

Speeches: 2146 BROWNE'S BRITISH CICERO, a Selection of the most admired Speeches in the English Language, with Historical Illustrations; 3 vols, half calf gilt 1813 0 6 0 2147 BURKE (Rt. Hon. E.) SPEECHES in House of Commons and Westminster Hall; 4 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt 1816 1 18 O 2148 CANNING (Rt. Hon: G.) .SPEECHES, edited with Life by THERRY, portrait; 6 vols, 8vo, calf gilt, with gold borders on the sides 1828 2 18 0 2149 DRUMMOND (H.) SPEECHES in Parliament, and some Miscellaneous Papers, edited by LORD LOVAINE; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, UNCUT 1860 1 1 0 2150 Fox (Rt. Hon. W.) SPEECHES in House of Commons; 6 vols, 8vo, fine copy, half calf, RARE 1815 5 10 0 2151 HowE (Hon J., American Statesman) SPEECHES and Public Letters, edited by W. Annand; 2 thick vols, 8vo, cloth Boston, U.S.A., 1858 0 15 0 2152 PITT (Rt. Hon. W.) SPEECHES in the House of Commons, edited with Notes by Hathaway; 4 vols, 8vo, half russia gilt 1806 1 8 0 2153 PLUNKET (Lord) Life, Letters, and Speeches, edited by the Hon. David Plunket, with Introduction by Lord Brougham; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1867 0 18 0 2154 SHERIDAN (R. Brinsley) SPEECHES, edited by a Constitutional Friend, portrait; 6 vols, 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1816 1 5 0 2155 SHERIDAN (R. B.) SPEECHES, with Sketch of his Life by a Constitutional Friend, portrait; 3 vols, 8vo, cloth 1842 2 2 0 2156 WINDHAM (Rt. Hon. W.) SPEECHES in Parliament, with Life by Amyot, portrait; 3 vols, 8vo, boards· 1812 0 16 0 2157 SPELMAN (H.) GLOSSARIUM ARCHAIOLOGICUM, continens Latino-Barbara, Peregrina, obsoleta et N ovata Vocabula, in Ecclesiasticis, Profanisque, Scritoribus, Legibus Municipal, ibus, Chartis, &c., in quiqus prisci Ritus-Magistratus, Dignitates, O:fficia, Leges et Consuetudines enarrantur; folio, calf, wants portrait, BEST EDITION, SCARCE 1687 0 18 0 Only edition of the complete work.-ALLIBONE. Spelman and Lluyd are almost the only two writers on Etymology in whom mu0h confidence can be placed.-NoAH WEBSTER. 2158 Sporting Novels.-SuRTEE's HANDLEY CRoss, oR MR. JoRRocKs's HuNT; AsK MAMMA, or the Richest Commoner in England ; PLAIN OR RINGLETS ; MR. RoMFORD's HouNDS ; MR. SPONG E's SPORTING TouR; 4 HA WBUCK GRANGE; illustrated with 90 full-page coloured plates, and hundreds of woodcuts by JOHN LEECH; 6 vols, 8vo, cloth, gitt, uncitt Bradbury, Agnew, and Co. 3 3 0 2159 Sporting Prints.-A SERIES oF NINE coLoURED SPORTING SuBJEcTs, drawn and etched by ALKEN. THE MEETING-UNKENNELING-GOING OuT-FINDING-BREAKINg CovER (2)-RuNNING IN Vrnw-THE DEATH (2), with the original margins (10! by 7i) Laird, 1841 4 10 0 2160 ST. PIERRE'S Paul and Virginia, translated, with Life, ILLUS'TRATED EDITION, with 330 engravings, many on INDIA PAPER; imp. 8vo, half morocco gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1839 1 l 0 2161 Staffordshire.-DoMESDAY STUDIES, an Analysis and Digest of the Staffordshire Survey, and in relation to other Counties of the same Circuit · 4to cloth - 1881 0 12 0 2162 STANLEY (Dean) HISTORICAL MEMORIALS OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY, with illustmtions; thick 8vo, cloth, scarce 1860 0 16 0 2163 STERNE (L.) Letters to his Friends, with his History of a Watch-Coat, with Notes ; l 2mo, calf gilt, FIRST EDITION . 177 5 0 IO 0 2164 LETTERS to his most intimate Friends, with a Fragment m the manner of Rabelais, and Memoirs of his Life and Family by Himself, published by his Daughter, Mrs. Medalle, portrait of Mrs. Medalle by B. West; 3 vols, 1775, FIRST EDITION. Letters from Yorick to Eliza, 1775; 4 vols in 2, 12mo, calf 1775 0 16 0 2165 STOUGHTON (John) Notices of Windsor in the Olden Time, engraved frontispiece by Finden; post 8vo, calf gilt 1844 0 3 6 80, Park Street, BRISTOL. 150 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

2166 STRADA (F.) The Siege of Antwerp, Englished by T. Lancaster; l2mo, RARE FIRST EDITION N.D. 0 12 0 Lowndes, copied by Allibone, only knew the later edition of 1655. 2167 STRICKLAND (Agnes) Lives of the Queens of England, from the Norman Conquest, WITH ENGRAVED PORTRAITS OF EVERY QUEEN; 8 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1854 2 10 0 2168 STRICKLAND (Agnes) Lives of the Queens of Scotland and English Princesses connected with the Regal Succession of Britain, portrait, ; 8 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1850-59 2 18 0 2169 STRUTT'S DRESSES AND HABITS OF THE ENGLISH, from the Establishment of the Saxons in Britain to the Present Time, with an Historical and Critical Inquiry into every branch of Costume, and a General Description of the Ancient Habits in use among Mankind, new and greatly improved lldition, with Critical and Explanatory Notes by J. R. Planche, Esq_., F.S.A., with 153 engravings talcen from the most authentic sources, p1·eserved in the British M,useum, the Libraries of Oxford and Cambridge, the Archiepiscopal Libraries at Lambeth, &:c., &:c., WITH THE PLATES COLOURED; 2 vols, royal 4to, half bound morocco, uncut, top edge gilt 1842 5 IO 0 Surtees' Society Publications : 2170 MEMOIR OF ROBERT SuRTEES, Esq., 21.f.A., F.S.A., by GEORGE TAYLOR, with Notes, etc., edited by DR. RAINE, portrait; 8vo, cloth, RARE 1852 3 10 0 2171 THE CHARTERS OF ENDOWMENT, INVENTORIES, AND ACCOUNT ROLLS OF THE PRIORY OF FINCHALE, in the County of Durham, edited by DR. RAINE, engravings; thick 8vo, cloth 1837 0 7 6 2172 SWAN (J.) Speculum Mundi, or Glass representing the Face of the World, and a discount of the Creation and each Day's Work, engraved title and other engravings by W. MARSHALL; srn. 4to, old calf 1644 0 7 6 2173 SWIFT (Dean) Travels into· several Remote Nations of the World, by LEMUEL GULLIVER, with portrait and plates by Sturt, FIRST EDITION; 2 vols, 8vo, calf gilt 1726 6 6 0 The genuine First Edition. The second volume was apparently printed again the next year, without stating it to be the Second Edition, as Lowndes gives 1726-27 as the dates of the first. 2174 [SWIFT (Dean)] Conduct of the Allies and the late Ministry in beginning and carrying on the late War, I 712-Another edition, 1711-Farther Search into the Conduct of the Allies and late Ministry, 1711-The Allies and late Ministry defended against France, in 3 parts (by Hare, in answer to Swift), 1711 ; Vindication of the present Ministry, 1711 ; 8vo, half calf 0 6 0 217 5 SWITZERLAND and the BA v ARI.AN HIGHLANDS, an elegant and sumptuous volume, describing the Country, its Mountains, Rivers, Glaciers, Scenery, Towns, Villages, Historical Remains, and People, beautifully illustrated with 96 full-page engravings and about 400 smaller ones; thick royal 4to, new cloth, tastefully gilt, with gilt edges (pub. £4 4s.) I 4 0 2176 SYM~s (M.) Embassy to the Kingdom of Ava [BURMESE EMPIRE] in 1795 with large maps and numerous fine engravings of scenery, antiquities, costume, &:c.; LARGE PAPER COPY WITH PROOF PLATES, royal 4to, calf Syria and Palestine : 1800 l 5 0 2177 D~ SAULCY (F.) Narrative of a Journey round the Dead Sea and in Bible Lands m 1850 and 1851, including the Discovery of the Sites of Sodom and G~11;orrah, map of the Land of Moab, and plan of the Temple on Mount Gerizim; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth 1854 O 4 6 2178 GEIKIE (Rev. C., D.D .) The Holy Land and the Bible with folding map of Palestine; 2 thick vols, 8vo, cloth ' 1887 0 12 0 2179 LYNCH (Commander W. F.) Narrative of the United States Expedition to the RIVER J ORD.AN and the DEAD St:A, maps and illustrations, Views, Costumes, &:c.; 8vo, cloth 1850 O 5 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 151 Syria and Palestine-continued. 2180 FERGUSSON (J.) The Temples of the Jews, and the other Buildings in the Haram Area at Jerusalem, plates and woodcuts; 4to, cloth gilt, gilt top (pub. £2 2s.) 1878 0 18 6 . In some respects, perhaps, Mr. Fergusson brings to the inquiry qualifications higher than those of any other man of our time. His study of the architectural monuments of all ages has been broad and comprehensive. We are consequently prepared t~ learn much, and derive much pleasure from the carefully compiled volume, wh1eh embodies his latest researches and his most deliberate conclusions. -The Saturday Review. 2181 ROBERTS (David) SKETCHES IN THE HoLY LAND, SYRIA, lnuMEA, ARABIA, EGYPT and NUBIA, with Descriptions by Dr. Oroly, upwards of 250 very beautiful plates in double tints, executed in the highest style of the art by Louis Haghe; 6 vols, imp. 8vo, bound in 3, morocco e;rtra, gilt edges, VERY FINE SPOTLESS COPY 1856 4 4 0 The exquisite beauty and extensive variety of these Oriental Pictures render this work without exception the most interesting of its kind ever produced. 2182 TEMPLE (Sir Richard) Palestine, Illustrated with 32 full page COLOURED PLATES and 4 maps, thick 4to, cloth, good as new (pub. at £1 11s 6d.) 1888 0 14 0 2183 VOYAGE PITTORESQUE DE LA SYRIE, DE LA PmENICIE, DE LA PALESTINE, ET DE LA BASSE lEGYPTE, par Cassas, several hundred very fine large engravings, PROOF IMPRESSIONS ON FINE PAPER; imp. folio, half morocco, gilt edges (Paris, 1798) 2 5 0 A Magnificent series of Engravings, published as such as works of art, and not as book illustrations. There never was letterpress. 2184 WILSON and WARREN (Capts.) RECOVERY OF JERUSALEM, Narrative of EXPLORATION and DISCOVERY in the CITY and HoLY LAND, with Intro duction by Dean Stanley, edited by W. Morrison, M.P.; numerous engravings, plans, etc.; thick 8vo, cloth 1871 0 12 0 2185 Tacitus. Annales (books 1-16, Death of Augustus to Reign of Nero) with the Description of Germanie, translated by Grenewey, 1598. The end of Nero and beginning of Galba to end of Domitian (the History) with Life of Ag~icola (translated by Sir H. Savile), 1598, a little wormed; 2 vols in 1, folio, original calf, rebaclced, gilt arms on sides 1598 2 10 0 The earliest English version. Tamil: 2186 ARICHANDRA, the Martyr of Truth, a Tamil Drama, translated by M. C. Swany; small 8vo, cloth 1864 0 3 0 2187 GRAUL (0., D.D.) KAIVALJANAVANITA, a Venanta Poem, the Tamil Text with a Translation, Glossary, and Grammatical Notes, with Outline of Tamil Grammar, Specimens of Tamil Structure, and Comparative Tables of the Flexional System in other Dravida Languages; 8vo, boa1'ds 1855 0 4 6 Tapestry: 2188 PINE'S TAPESTRY HANGINGS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS, representing the Several Engagements between the English and Spanish Fleets in 1588, with portraits of the Lotd High Admiral and other Noble Commanders, Lord Howa1·d of Effingham, Sir F. Drake, &c., to which are added Ten Charts of the Sea Coasts of England, &Jc., also an Historical Account of each day's Action, 21 fine plates worked in green ; atlas folio, calf, scarce , 17 39 6 10 0 2189 TAPISSERIES de S.A.R. Le Due d'Orle.ms, representant l'Histoire de Meleagre de les Metamorphoses d'Ovide, executee sur les Tableaux de C. LE BRUN, gravee par B. PICART, 7 large folding plates, with frontispiece beautifully executed; royal folio, calf, RARE Amst., 1714 3 10 0 The volume also contains 12 other very fine Mythological Subjects after P. Cortona, A. Sacchi, Berretinus, &c. 2190 TAVERN ANECDOTES and Reminiscences of the Origin of Signs, Clubs, Coffee-Houses, &c., by one of the Old Schools, fine folding front., contain ing 22 sitbjects and vignettes; fcap. 8vo, boards, uncut 1825 0 12 0 Tennyson (Lord) Works by : 2191 POEMS chiefly Lyrical; post 8vo, original boards, UNCUT, RARE 1830 13 13 0 Park Street, BRISTOL. 152 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Tennyson ( Lord) Works by-continued. 2192 PoEMS; second edition, 2 vols, 8vo, boards, UNCUT 1843 2 10 0 2194 GARETH AND LYNETTE, &c.; sm. Svo, cloth, FIRST EDITION 1872 0 3 0 2195 HoLY GRAIL (The) and other Poems; sm. Svo, clotk, FIRST EDITION 1870 0 3 6 2196 lDYLS OF THE KING; sm. 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION 1859 0 8 6 2197 QUl:!:EN MARY, a Drama; srn. 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION 1875 0 2 0 2198 ODE on the Death of the Duke of Wellington ; 8vo, FIRST EDITION in the original printed wrappers, not cut open 1852 0 12 0 2199 SELECTION from his Works,portrait; square small 8vo, cloth gilt 1869 0 4 6 2200 TESTAMENTUM Novum, Grrece, cum Lectionibus Variantibus, necnon Commentario Pleniore Historian et Vim Verborum illustrante, opera et studio J. J. WETSTEINII; 2 voh, folio, calf gilt backs Amst., 17 51 3 18 0 This copy contains the unnumbered leaves at the end of vol. 2, which are seldom found, containing lists of the Codices used in collating the Epistle Pauline and Catholic, the Acts of the Apostles, and the Apocalypse, also Dure Epistolre S. Clementis Rem. ex Cod. MS. Syriace, nunc primum erutre, Lugd. Bat. 1752. Bishop Marsh says of v\.,. etsteinii, what that critic had said of Mill, that he accomplished more than all his predecessors put together. If this character be too high, it is but little more than the tr~tl~; never before had there bee!l so methodical an account presented to the biblical student of the MSS., vers10ns, and fathers by whose aid the text of the New Testament may be revised. Tngelles on the Printed Text oj the Greelc N. Test. 2201 THACKERAY (W. M.) WORKS, complete, Novels, Tales, Essays, Poems, Ballads, Lectures, Burlesques, &c., with illustrations by the Author and Rd. Doyle; 24 vols, 8vo, new half russia gilt, BEST LIBRARY EDITION 1868-86 11 11 0 With the two ADDITIONAL VOLUMES recently published. Contributions to Punch and Miscellaneous Essays, Sketches, and Reviews, both with illustrations by the Authors. 2202 THE ENGLISH HUMORIST of the Eighteenth Century; crown 8vo, cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION, fine copy 1853 1 10 0 2203 THE STUDENT'S QUARTER, or .Paris Five-and-Thirty Years since, not included in his collected Writings, with original COLOURED ILLUSTRA- TIONS; post 8vo, cloth, scarce J. C. Hotten, N.D. 1 4 0 2204 THE ORPHAN OF Pnruco, and other Sketches, Fragments, and Drawings, with some Notes by Anne Isabella Thackeray, portraits and numerous facsimiles of the A utkor' s original sketches, &:c. ; royal 4to, FIRST ISSUE 'in the publisher's half binding, with paper boards 1876 0 16 0 2205 THE FAMOUS PARKS AND GARDENS OF THE WORLD, Described and Illustrated with 93 engravings, many being full-page; folio, cloth gilt and gilt edges (pub. 15s.) 1880 0 8 6 2206 THIRLWALL ( Bp.) PRIMITilE, or Essays and Poems on various subjects, Religious, Moral, and Entertaining, by OoNNOP THIRLWALL, eleven years of age, portrait; 12mo, marbled calf, fnlt gilt, BEST EDITION 1809 0 9 0 2201 Ubon,tas :aqutnatu~ jptif!1US ~ars Summre 1Ibeologre, fine specimen of early printing in (l;otbic 1etter, with Capitals and Initials in red an~ blue by hand; folio, Monastic bi11:ding, from the Bamberg Convent Librury, wooden boards, covered with pigslcin, with brass clasps, RARE Venetiis per Antonium de strata de Cremona, M.CCCC.LXXX.IIII. 3 10 0 2208 -- ~etri tie :JBergamo (l'Drt). ~reb. Ubeo. ]Drof. Super.) ©mnta. opert N"tnt _t,~cto~is Ubomre Bqutnatus tabula, fine specimen of early printing in

2210 THOMSON'S SEASONS, with Life by MURDOCK and Notes by BOLTON CoRNEY, elegantly printed, and illustrated by the Members of the ETCHING CLUB; square 8vo, cloth gilt, NICE COPY Longmans, li42 0 12 6 2211 Du RoVERAYS BEAUTIFUL EDITION, with fine impressions of the engravings by Heath, Fittler, &:c., after Fuseli, H,imilton and Hurney/ royal Svo, whole bo1md morocco gilt, ,qilt sides and gilt edges, FINE COPY 1802 0 16 0 2212 POETICAL WoRKs, Plays, &c., with Life by MURDOCK, portrait and numerous beaitt~ful engravings/ 4 vols, post 8vo, calf gilt 1766 0 6 6 2213 THYNNE (Thomas, of Longleat) Nine Interesting Contemporary Pieces relating to his Murder in Pall Mall; 2 vols, folio, half calf, RARE 1682 0 18 0 Includes-Apprehensions of Count Coningsmark, at Gravesend-His Trial Trials-Speeches, Confessions, and Executions in Pall Mall of the Murderers Count Coningsmark's Letter to Lady Ogle-Duchess of Portsmouth's and Count Coningsmark's Farewell to England, &c. Bound in the same volumes are-Ten Contemporary Narratives and Publica tions relating to the Murder of Sir Edmundbury Godfrey. 2214 Tarns (John) Ancestral Stories and Traditions of Great Families, Illustrative of English History ; thick post 8vo, cloth, scarce 1869 0 {j 0 2215 ToMLINE (Bp.) Memoirs of the Life of the Right Hon. William Pitt; 3 vols, 8vo, cloth 1821 0 6 0 2216 TORRENT OF PORTUGAL, an English Medical Romance now first published, from an Unique MS. of the fifteenth ceutury in the Chetham Library, by J. 0. HALLIWELL; 8vo, cloth 1842 0 3 6 2217 Tracts. Forty-four very rare Pieces relating to the year 1682 (temp. Charles II.), Succession of the Duke of York, Romanism, Protestantism, Titus Oates, &c. ; in a vol, folio, half ca{f 1682 2 2 0 Contains-Miracles revived in the discovery of the Popish Plot by the Rev. Dr. of Salamanca-Letter from his Holiness the Pope to the Most Illustrious Protestant Prince James, Duke of Monmouth-New Year's Gift for Towser Absolom Senior, a Poem-Sir W. Smith's Charge at Westminster-Sir W. Waller's Letter to Dr. Oates-Popish Hunt after the Protestant Plot-Mr. Barnaby Clod, the Countryman's Petition for a Parliament-Vox Anglire, or Addresses thanking his Majesty for his late gracious declaration-Guide for Dissenters prosecuted under Penal Statutes-Papists' Bloody Aftergame-Ad dresses pretended to have been seized in the Earl of Shaftesbury's Closet, and thirty-two others. 2218 TROLLOPE (Anthony) NOVELS, FIRST EDITIONS, illustrated by G. H. Thomas, F. A. Fraser, H. Woods and Marcus Stone,- 10 vols, 8vo, half calf gilt, NEWLY BOUND 1867-7 4 3 10 0 The Vicar of Bullhampton, Ralph the Heir, Last Chronicle of Barset, Phineas Redux, He Knew lie was Right, and Orley Farm. 2219 ---- (Mrs.) Life and Adventures of MICHAEL ARMSTRONG, the Factory Boy, numerous plates by l-IERVIEU; 3 vols, post 8vo, original clotli, NICE COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION 1840 1 10 6 2220 ---- PARIS AND THE PARISIANS in 1835, numerous capital plates by Herveau ,· 2 vols, 8vo, newly bound half caU gilt 1836 0 16 0 2221 TROMMI (A.) Concord anti re Grrecre, Versionis Vulges dictis LXX. Inter- pretum; 2 vols, folio, vellum, GOOD COPY . Amst., &~., 17~8 3 15 0 "This is a Concordance of the Alexandrine, copy of the Greek Septuagmt, with the corresponding Hebrew words. The In:lex of the Second Volume ft:rnish~s a valuable Hebrew-Greek Lexicon, by giving the Hebrew words with their various renderings in Greek. For methodical and judicious arrangement it is, perhaps, the best Concordance published in any language; and it is particularly useful as a Key to the Alexandrzne Greek, which is the basis of the Evangelical."-DR. HALES, Turkey and Asia Minor : 2222 CHANDLER (Dr. R.) Travels in Asia Minor and Greece, maps and plates; 2 vols 4to cloth 1817 0 7 G "Valuable travels. The Author, guided by Pausanias, Strabo, and Pliny, has described with wonderful accuracy and perspicuity the ruins of the cities of Asia Minor, its Temples, Theatres, &c."-STEVENSON. 2223 CHISHULL (E.) TRAVELS IN TURKEY and back to England, edited by the learned Dr. Mead; folio, calf, LARGE PAPER COPY, WITH THE DUKE OF PORTLAND'S BOOKPLATE 1747 0 8 0 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 154 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Turkey and Asia Minor-continued. 2224 DE VILLE (Le Marquis) Memoires du Voyage au LEVANT ou l'H~toire Curieuse du Siege de CANDIE, tire des Memoires tres-fideles et tres curieuse, par F. S. d'Alquie, engraved frontispiece; 12mo, calf gilt Amst., 1671 0 5 0 2225 EsPRINCHARD (J.) H1sTOIRE DE OTTOMANS, ou Empere.urs des Tures, avec son traite des forces de !'Empire Ottomans, des dessems et moyens, &c. ; sm. 8vo, calf Paris, 1609 0 4 6 2226 FRANKLAND's CONSTANTINOPLE, Travels to and from, with Anecdotes and Descriptions of Manners, Customs of the Turks, etc., coloured and other engravings, etc.~· 2 vols, 8vo, cloth . . 18~!) 0 15 0 This work comprises personal adventures m Hungary, Vienna, Transylvama, Wallachia, Bulgaria, by the Dardanelles, Plains of Troy, Smyrna, Athens, Cyprus, Syria, Alexandria, etc. 2227 GALT (J) Voyages and Travels in 1809-1811, containing Statistical, Com mercial, and Miscellaneous Observations on Gibraltar, Sardinia, Malta, Turkey, &c., engravings; 4to, boards, UNCUT (pub. at 42s.) 1812 0 9 0 2228 GYLLIUS (P., a Byzantine Historian) The Antiquities of Coustantinople, ·. its Situation, Port, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, STATUARY, ARCHITECTURE, and other CURIOSITIES, with description of the Wards as they stood in the reigns of Arcadius and Honorius, translated by Ball, porfrait of Constantine, and folding plates; 8vo, calf l 720 0 12 0 2229 HORNBY (Lady) CONSTANTINOPLE during the Crimean War, with illustrations in chroma-lithography; royal 4to, cloth Bentley, 1863 0 9 0 2230 LAURENT (P. E.) Classical Tour in Greece, Turkey, and Italy, coloured and other engravings of costume, &c.; 4to, boards, UNCUT (pub. at 38s.) 1821 0 6 0 2231 LE BRUN's Voyage into the Levant, or TRAVELS IN AsrA 1IrnoR, SclO, RHODES, CYPRUS, &c., with upwards of 200 engravings of the Cities of Egypt, Syria, the Holy Land, manners and costumes, nafaral history, &c.; folio, calf 1702 0 16 0 2232 NE.ALE (Adam) Travels through some parts of GERMANY, POLAND, MOLDAVIA and TURKEY, with numerous coloured plates ; 4to, boards 1818 0 12 0 2233 NEWTON (C. T., C.B.) Travels and Discoveries in the Levant, nitmerous plates and maps illustrating Rhodes, Halicarnassus, &c. ; 2 vols, roy. 8vo, cloth 1865 0 12 0 2234 SANDY'S (G.) Relation of a Journey to the Turkish Empire, Egypt, the Holy Land, and the Remote parts of Italy and Islands adjoining, engraved title and copper-plates, corner of last leaf deficient and mended; folio, calf 16 32 0 6 0 2235 STEPHENS (J. L.) Incidents of Travels in the RUSSIAN and TURKISH EMPIRES; .2 vols, post 8vo, h°:lf ~loth (pub. 2ls.) 1839 0 4 6 2236 TURKS, History of, from their rise to 1683, por·trait of Sultan ..Mahomet Han; 8vo, calf 1683 O 4 6 2237 WALSH (R.) Narrative of a Journey from CONSTANTINOPLE to ENGLAND maps and engravings; post 8vo, boards (pub. 12s.) 1829 0 3 0 2238 Turning, the Handbook of : Instructions in Concentric Elliptic and Eccentric Turning, with plates of Ghuclcs Tools and I~struments and directions for using the Eccentric Cutter, 'Drill, Vertical Cutter and Cir- cular Rest; post 8vo, cloth 1846 O 3 6 2239 HoLTZAPFFEL's TURNING and MECHANICAL MANIPULATION a work of Genera.I Reference and Instruction on the Lathe, &c., upwdrds of 1,000 engravings on wood; vols 1 to 3, 8vo, cloth 1846-50 2 5 0 2240 TWYSDEN (Sir Roger) Historire Anglicanre Scriptores X., ex Vet. MSS., nunc primum in lucem, editi cum Var. Leet. Gloss. Ind. que; very thick folio, calf, rebacked, RARE 1652 1 10 0 . "A valuable collection of British Historians."--LOWNDES. Contents : S1.meon Mon. Du~elm-Johannes, Prior Hagust-Ricardus, Prior Hagust A1elre~us, Abbas R1eval-Radulphus de Diceto, London-J. Brompton, J ornall Geyvasrns, M. povoborn-T. Stubbs, Domin. G. Thorn, Cantaur.-H. Knighton, Le1cest.-wanting end of Glossary and Index. ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 155

2241 TURNER (J. M. W.) W .ANDERINGS BY THE LOIRE, by Leitch Ritchie, with 21 highly-finished steel engravings after drawings by J. M. W. TURNER, of Orleans, Blois, Amboise, Tours, Nantes, &:c.; royal 8vo, morocco, gilt baclc, gold borders on sides and gilt edges, L.ARGE PAPER COPY 1833 1 5 0 2242 UNIVERSAL BRITISH TR.A.VELLER, a New, Complete, aud Accurate TouR th~ough England, Wales, Scotland, and the Neighbouring Islands, com prising all that is worthy of observation in Great Britain, Account of everything ren::iarkabJe in the Cities, Rorouglis, Market Towns, Villages, Hamlets, &c., including various maps, a collect,ion of landscapes, views, etc., that make an admirable group of elegant copper-plate engravings, a com plete Road Book, List of all Fairs, &c., by Burlington, Llewellyn Rees, aud Alex. Murray, the whole being interspersed with many valuable and curious circumstances communicated by gentlemen of rank and abilities ; thick folio, calf 1779 0 12 0 2243 UPHAM (T. 0.) Religious Opinions and Experience of Madame de la Motbe Guyon, with account of the personal history aud religious opinions of Fenelon, Archbishop of Cam bray, portrait/ post 8vo 1858 0 4 6 2244 DRE'S DICTIONARY OF ARTS, MANUF.A.CTUREd, and MINES, 12-10 engravingi, with Supplement; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. at £3 4s.) 1843-44 0 7 6 2245 USHER (Archbishop) Life, by Dr. R. Parr, his Lordship's Chaplain and Literary Executor, with 300 Letters between the Abp. and eminent persons ; folio, half calf gilt 1686 0 6 0 2246 V .AUGH.A.N ( Very Rev. R. R., O.S.B.) The Llfe and Labours of S. THOMAS OF AQUIN; 2 thick vols, 8vo, cloth, SC.A.ROE 1872 1 10 0 2247 Venice, from Lord Byron1s "Childe Harold," THE TEXT FINELY ILLUMIN ATED IN GOLD .A.ND COLOURS, with 31 large-sized Original Drawings, made in Venice, by Linley Sambourne, and now produced on Whatman's finest hand-made paper; imp. folio, extra cloth gilt, gilt edges, QUITE NEW (pub. £5 5s.) 1878 1 10 0 2248 Versailles. Recueil des Figures, Groupes, Thermes, Fontaines, Vases, et autres Ornemons du Chateu et Pare de Versailles, grave d'apres les Originaux par Thomassin, 228 plates, with descriptions in French, Latin, Italian, and D,utch / srn. 4to, original binding, ed,qes 'uncut 1723 0 12 0 2249 VIOLET FANE (Mrs. Singleton) Sophy, or the Adventures of a Savage, FIRST EDITION ; 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1881 0 18 0 2250 VIRGIL'S WORKS, with Annotations and Sculptures by JOHN OGILBY, fine portrait of Ogilby by Lely, and numerous large plates by Hollar, Lombart, and Fuithorne / folio, new half calf 1668 3 10 0 2251 VIRGIL'S WORKS, containing his PASTOR.A.LS, GEORGICS, and lENEIS, translated into English Verse by DRYDEN, with 100 large and fine plates by Vandor Gucht, Hollar, &:c. / thick folio, calf 1697 2 5 0 FIRST EDITION, with finest impressions of the plates. 2252 VoITURE's WORKS in Verse and Prose, freely translated by DRYDEN, DR.AKE, ToM BROWN, OZELL, &c., portrait/ 2 vols, l 2mo, calf 17 36 0 10 0 2253 VoLT.A.IRE.-Standish (F. H.) Life of Voltaire, with interesting particulars respecting his death, and Anecdotes and Characters of his Contemporaries ; 8vo, cloth 1821 0 3 6 Wales: 2254 PICTURESQUE SCENERY IN W .ALES, illustrated by 37 engravings on steel after Gastineau, &:c., with Descriptions by Tillotson ; 4to, cloth, gilt edges N.D. 0 3 6 2255 FosBROOKE's Wye Tour, by Gilpin Wheatley, Pine, &c., with Archreo- logical Illustrations, view of Symond's Yat ,' sm. 8vo, boards Ross, 1826 0 2 6 2256 Ho.A.RE (Sir R. C.) Views of Wales, from original drawings,'engraved by W. Byrne, 31 fine plates,' oblong 4to, half morocco 1804 0 18 0 2257 [NEWCOMBE (R.)J Account of Denbigh Castle and Town, with fa~simile of Speed's bird's-eye map view, the earliest lcnown / 8vo, boards penbigh, 1829 0 4 6 2258 PENNANT'S Tours in Wales, with 44 fine plates by Moses Griffith/ 3 vols, 8vo, calf gilt 1810 0 18 0 ao, Par:k , Street, BRISTOL. 156 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

Wales-continued. 2259 GILPIN (Rev. W.) OBSERVATIONS ON THE RIVER WYE, and several parts of South Wales, etc., relative chiefly to Picturesque Beauty, made in 1770, aquatint views of Scenery, Ruins, &:c. ,· 8vo, lv1lf calf gilt, uncut 1800 0 5 O 2260 NICHOLSON'S Cambrian Traveller's Guide in every direction, with the Bordering Districts, and Extracts from the Best Writers, coloured map of the Principality; thick 8vo, half russia gilt 1813 0 3 6 2261 TURNER (T.) Narrative of a Journey, associated with a Fly, from GLOUCESTER to ABERYSTWITH, and through NORTH WALES, portrait and fine plates by Creswick, David Cox, &:c. ; 8vo, half morocco, uncut Privately p1·inted, 1840 0 9 O 2262 WooDWARD's (B. B.) History of Wales, from the Earliest Times to its final incorporation with England, with Notices of its Geography and Mineral Worth, and of the Heligion, Literature, Laws, Bards, Customs, Manners, and Arts of the Welsh, 76 fine plates of Scenery, Druidical Remains, Abbeys, Castles, Mountains, &:c.; thick royal 8vo, cloth N.D. (1886) 0 12 0 2163 YORKE (P.) ROYAL TRIBES OF WALES, with 12 fine portraits, including Humphrey Llwyd, Judge Jefferies, Lord Chan. Egerton, Sir J. Wynne, &:c. ,· 4to, half calf ... 1799 1 1 0 2264 WALLER (E) WoRKS in Verse and Prose} with copious Observations by Fenton, portraits and engravings of Medals; small 8vo, calf 17 44 0 3 6 2i65 WALPOLE'S Historic Doubts on the Life and Reign of K. RICHARD III., portraits by Vertue ,· 4to, half bound, neat 1768 0 7 6 2266 WALTON (E.) FLoWERS FROM THE UPPER ALPS, with Glympses of their Homes, twelve beautifully coloured plates, with descriptive letterpress by T. G. BONNER; impl. 4to, clotlt gilt, gilt edges, FIRST EDITION 1869 1 8 0 2268 WARDER (J.) The True Amazons, or the Monarchy of Bees, a new discovery of those wonderful creatures, portrait; sm. 8vo, cloth 17.65 0 3 6 Warwickshire : 2269 BIRMINGHAM. HUTTON (W.) History of Birmingham, second edition, with considerable additions, with all the plates, but the map never appears to have been bound in it; 8vo, half calf 1783 0 3 6 2270 BIRMINGHAM. Historical and Descriptive Sketch of Birmingham and its Environs, 44 views of Public Buildings; er. Svo, cloth 1830 0 3 0 2271 COVENTRY. Account of Loans, Benefactions, and Charities belonging to the City, with copy of the Decretal Order of Chancery on Sir Thos. White's Charity; 8vo, boards, uncut Coventry, 1802 0 4 6 2272 DuGDALE's WARWICKSHIRE, Descriptions of its Towns, Villages, Public Buildings, Antiquities, Ancient Customs, &c., portrait and plates; 8vo, half cloth Coventry, N.D. 0 9 0 2273 HEARNE (T.) J. Rossi Antiquarii W&rwicencis Historia Regum Anglire e . Cod. MS. Bod. cum Notis, &c., anedit J. Lelandi Antiquarii Nrenia in Mortem H. Duddelegi Eg., fine plates of Earl Guy, John Rous, and Guy's Cliffe ; Svo, calf, fine copy Oxon, 17 45 0 12 0 2274 WEEVER'S ANCIENT FUNERAL MONUMENTS of Great Britain, Ireland, and the Islands adjacent, with Historical Notes and Observations, engravings; 4to, calf gilt 1767 1 12 0 2275 WESTROPP's Hand?ook of Archreology, EGYPTIAN, GREEK, ETRUSCAN, numerous engravings; small 8vo, cloth, new (pub. 7s.) 1878 0 3 0 2276 WESTWOOD (J. 0.) !L~UMINA'IED ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BrnLE, copied from select MSS. of Middle Ages, 40 plates, ILLUMINATED IN GOLD AND COLOURS from Ancient Psalters of St. Louis and K. Henry VL, Prayer Books of Mary de Medicis, F. Sforza, Duke of Milan, Henry VIIL, Wolsey, Q. Mary, and others, by Lucas van Leyden, P. Pereigino, &:c., sec. XI. to XVI.; 4to, half morocco gilt 1846 2 0 5 2278 WHIBLEY (Chas.) THE CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND AND WALES with a Preface by the Right Rev. R. W. Thorold, D.D., Bishop of Rochester, 52 BEAUTIFUL PLATES, MANY FULL PAGE AND COLOURED with Dei,,criptions. folio, doth, elegantly gilt, with gilt edges (pub. at £3 3s.) 1888 1 8 0 ASHTON NIELD, PURCHASES FROM VARIO US PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 157

2279 WHITEFIELD (Rev. George) The Life of, by Rev. L. Tyerman, portraits of Whitefield at 24 and 54; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth (pub. 24s.) 1876 0- 10 0 2280 WHITEHEAD (J.) Lives and Exploits of English Highwaymen, Pirates and Robbers, numerous engravings; 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 1834 0 7 6 2281 [WILLIAMS, Rev. IsaacJ The AL'l.'AR, or Meditations in Verse on the Great Christian Sacrifice, with 61 full page engrnvings; 8vo, cloth, FIRST EDITION, all except a very few copies having been suppressed; RARE 184 7 0 8 6 2282 WILLOUGHBY ( Lady) DIARY (by Hallnah M. Rathbone) splendidly printed with large antique type, on thick paper, by C. Whittingham; p0st 8vo, morocco, gilt, gilt edges, FINE COPY, boimd by Hayday 1845 0 9 0 This curious Diary illustrates the Domestic History and the eventful and stirring periods of the Reign of Charles I. and the Commonwealth. 2284 WILLMOTT (Rev. R. A.) English Sacred Poetry of the 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th Centuries, illustNted by Holmes, Hunt, Watson, Gilbert, Wolf, &:c. ; square Svo, cloth, richly gilt, with gilt edges 1877 0 6 0 Wiltshire: 2285 DUKE (Rev. E.) Druidical Temples of the Coun~y of Wilts, plates; small Svo, cloth 1846 0 3 0 2286 JACKSON (Rev. E.) History of the Pc:1.rish of Grittleton, Wilts, plates; 4to, cloth 1843 0 12 0 At the end is a VALUABLE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTY, and most useful GLOSSARY of ARCH.lEOLOGICAL 'TERMS in old Authors and Records, by J. BRITTON. 2287 Monumental Brasses. KITE's MoNUMENTAL BRAssEs oF WILTSHIRE, a Series of Examples from the 13th to the 17th Centuries, with Descriptive Notices of Ancient Costume, and of the History of the County, 32 fine plates and numerous wood engravings; royal 8vo, cloth (with autograph of .lvlr. Niblett, of Haresfield Court) 1860 1 5 0 Only 250 copies printed. 2288 WILTSHIRE ARCHlEOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY MAGAZINE, NOS. 1 to 39 (wanting No. 35) with many fine engravings and plans; clean in the <.,riginal wrappers, very scarce 1854-72 6 6 0 2289 WrnwooD (Sir Ralph) Ylemorials of State Affairs in the Reigns of Q. ELIZABETH and K. JAMES I., collected chiefly from original papers, with the Negotiations at the Cuurts of France, Spain, Holland, Venice, &c., and the principal Transactions of those Times, by E. Sawyer, fine portrait by Vertue; 3 vols, royal folio, half calf imcut, LARGE PAPER 1725 1 8 0 2290 WISEMAN ( Cardinal) A Few Flowers from the Romen Campagna; small 4to 1861 0 3 0 2291 Witty Apophthegms delivered at several times and occasions by King James, King Charles, Marquess of Worcester, Lord Bacon and Sir Tho. More, frontispiece with their portraits; 12mo, calf, rare 1671 1 8 0 \¥oroestershire: 2292 BENTLEY'S History, Guide, Directory, and Statistics of Worcestershire, with Description of the County, Towns, Parishes, &c., and Lists of Inhabitants, plan of Worcester and of Dudley, and coloicred map of County; 2 vols, small Svo, red roan 1840 0 6 0 2293 CHAMBERS' Biographical Illustrations of Worcestershire, being Lives of Natives and Residents, with List of Living Authors of the County, and Index of Names; 261 pp., 8vo, cloth Worcester, 1820 0 5 0 2294 HASTINGS ( Dr.) Illustrations of the Natural History of Worcestershire, and the Statistics, Zoology, Geology, and Mineral Waters of the County, coloured Geological folding map; 8vo, half calf 1834 0 4 6 2295 NoAKE (John) The :MONASTERY and CATHEDRAL of WORCESTER, engravings; thick small 8vo, cloth 1866 0 6 0 2296 Guide of Worcestershire, engravings; small 8vo, cloth 1868 0 3 6 2297 WORDSWORTH (W.) PoETICA.L WoRKS, portrait; 6 vols, post 8vo, cloth Moxon, 1836 1 12 0 2298 ---- The PRELUDE; 8vo, cloth, uncut, FIRST EDITION Moxon, 1850 0 6 0 2299 WRIGHT er.) The CELT, the ROMAN, and the SAXON, a History of the Early Inhabitants of Britain, engravings; post Svo, cloth gilt 1852 0 5 6 30, Park Street, BRISTOL. 158 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

2300 WYCHERLEY CONGREVE VANBRl'GH and FARQUHAR, DRAMATIC WORKS, with Biog~aphical and 'critical Notices by LEIGH HuNT, with fine portrait of Wycherley, after Peter Lely, and view of his birthplace; irnpl. 8vo, half morocco gilt 18 6 0 0 16 0 2301 WYATT (Matthew Digby) SPECDIENS of the GE0:\1ETRIUAL MOSAIC of the MIDDLE AGES, with a brief Historical Notice of the Art, numerous plates, BEAUTIFULL y EXECUTED IN THE ORIGINAL COLOURS AND GOLD; royal folio, leather back an~ appropr~ate sides, _SCARCE 1~48 2 5 0 2302 WYATT (Sir Thoma(';) POETICAL WoRKs, with .Memoir, portrait after Holbein; small 8vo, half morocco Pickering, 1853 0 3 6 Yachting: 2303 HUNT'S Yachting Magazine, 24: various parts as below; 8vo, printed co1•ers 1877-83 0 3 6 1877. Feb. to Dec.-1878. Ap., June, Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec.-1879. Feb.-1881. May, July, Aug.-1882. Jan., Mar.-1883. Jan. 2304 L'EsTRANGE (Rev. A. G.) YACHTING ROUND THE WEST OF ENGLAND, colmtred frontispiece and vignette; 8vo, cloth gilt 1865 0 6 6 With Author's Note of Gift to Canon Girdlestone. '2305 LLOYD'S Register of British and Foreign Yachts, from 11ay 1st, 1879, to 30th April, 1888, describing all of which particulars are known; Names present and former, Owners ancl their Addresses, Dimens1'.ons, Age, Builders, Tonnage, Rig, Port, Engl-hh, Foreign, and American Yacht Flags, coloured, Signal Letters, &c. ; 9 vols, thick oblong 8vo; cloth, gilt edges - 1879-88 1 10 0 Published at £4 19s. for Subscribers only; the arrangement is perfect, having separate Alphabets of Yachts' Names, Owners' Names, Signal Letters, &c., so that reference may be almost instantaneous. Yorkshire: 2306 BAINES (T.) YoRKSHIRE, PAST and PRESENT, a History and Description of the Three Ridings of the Great County of York, from the Earliest Ages, its MANUFACTURES, COMMERCE, and CIVIL and MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, in.eluding an Account of the Woollen 'l'rade of Yorkshire, nitmeroits plates, INDIA. PROOFS; 2 vols, 4to, new half morocco gilt (pub. £5) N.D. 2 15 0 2307 HALIFAX. Description of All Souls' Church and Burial Ground at Haley Hill, founded by Mr. Akroyd, view; small 4to, stiff covers 1859 0 2 6 2308 HUNTER'S HALL.AMSHIRE. The History and Topography of the Parish of Sheffield, with Historical and Descriptive Notices of the Parishes of Ecclesfield, Hansworth, Treeton, and Whiston, and the Chapelry of Bradfield, new edition, with additions by the Rev. A. Gatty, numeroits plates and other engravings; thick folio, half morocco gilt, with gilt top 187 4: 1 18 0 This is the second and last of Dr. Gatty's editions, with supplement continuing the work down to 1874, the original having only come down to 1810. It also has fresh details of the life, employments, &c., of Mary, Queen of Scots, during her imprisonment 2309 WHITE (Walter) A MONTH IN YORKSHIRE; post 8vo, cloth 1-858 0 4 6 2310 YoRK, SHREWSBURY, LANCASTER and RrnHMONT. Curious old four-part Engraving, with Birds-Eye View Plans of York, Shrewsbury, and Lan caster, each with references and fine view of the Palace of Richmond (where Q. Elizabeth died) and Eight Little .Figure Panels at Sides, with Brittannus, Roman us, Saxo, and Dan us, James I. and bis Queen Anne of Denmark, N obiles, Uives, and Rustici, with Latin descriptions on the back, size 16! by 12§ inches, with good margins, VERY CURIOUS AND RARE circa, 1604 1 10 0 Zoophytology : 2311 JoHNSTON's History of British Zoophytes, with numerous engravings, BEST EDITION; 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, scarce Van Voorst, 1847 1 5 0 2312 JoHNSTON's History of British Sponges and Lithophytes, with 25 coloured plates; 8vo, cloth, scarce 1842 0 18 0 2313 MILLER'S NATURAL HISTORY OF CRINOIDEA, or Lily-shaped Animals, with 50 plates, drawn after Nature, by the Author, and coloured like Drawings; 4to, half morocco extra, marbled edges, very scarce Bristol, 1821 1 0 0 ASHTON NIELD~ PURCHASES FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE LIBRARIES. 159

2314 ALDER & HA.NCOCK'S Monograph of the British NuDIBRANCHIATE MOLLUSCA, complete in 7 parts, forming 2 vols, folio, 82 plates, most of them BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED, SCARCE (pub. at £9 12s.) 1845-55 3 3 0 One of the most elaborate scientific publications produced in Europe, highly esteemed and sought after by Oriental Savants. 2315 BAYLE'S DICTIONARY, BEST ENGLISH EDITION, greatly augmented, with Life by DES MAIZEAUX, portrait; b vols, folio, half calf gi{t, NEWLY BOUND 1734:-8 3 10 0 " The Shakespeare of Dictionary Makers, a sort of chimerical being, whose existence was not imagined to he possible before the time of Bayle He collects everything, and stands among those masters of the human intellect who teach us to think and also to unthink."-Disraeli. Bibles: 2316 BIBLE, with profitable Annotations upon all bard places, and other thing-, of great importance, with the two heart-shaped titles, with figures in panels round, 1599-BooK OF COMMON PRAYER and old Version of PSALMS with music, l 635-together 5 vols, 4to, all interleaved and ruled with red lines; black morocco with gilt edges 1599-1635 3 10 0 The interleaves have large annotations beautifully written (date about 1650). The writing is beautifully done, and beautifully and carefully preserved, and evi dently the work of a very particular and exact scholar. 2317 THE OLD TESTAMENT and .A'.POCRYPHA, Genevan or Breeches Version, in Roman type, with woodcut on title of the Israelites and Egyptians at the Red Sea; sm. 8vo, rnled with red lines, calf gilt London, 1579 1 10 0 Very rare edition, not in Bible Exhibition or Sunderland Library, and not mentioned by Lowndes, Stewart, or Rev. N. Pocock. 2318 BIBLE (A.uthorised Version) with Annotations upon all the hard places and other things of great importance (from the Genevan Bible). (Amsterdam) printed 1708 wi_tlijinefrontispiece with Moses and Aaron and View of Old London from Southwark.-Tbe New Testament has Beza's Summaries and Notes on hard places, and J unius's celebrated notes on Revelation Book of Common Prayer, 1711, and Old Version of the Psalms, 1702; thick folio, FINE SPECIMEN of Dutch binding in stamped calf with grand brass clasps and corners, RARE 1 0 0 Bookbinding : 2319 EXA.MPLES OF THE BOOKBINDER'S ART of the XVI. and XVII. Centuries, chiefly from the Continental Libraries, with DESCRIPTIONS AND AN INTRODUCTION by A. wALLIS, forty beautifully executed full page plates of historical, remarkable, and choice examples of bookbindings; folio, half polished Levant morocco, top edges gilt, privately printed l8DO 1 15 0 Only 100 copies of this beautiful work printed. 2320 BOYDELL'S SCENERY AND HISTORY OF THE RIVER THAMES, with 76 large and fine engravings BEAUTIFULLY COLOURED L1KE DRAWINGS; 2 vols, royal folio, half morocco, gilt edges 1794-6 3 15 0 2321 BRITISH ESSAYISTS, with Prefaces Critical and Biographical, by Alex. Chalmers, portraits,; 45 vols, calf gilt, GOOD SET 1802 3 10 0 2322 COBBETT (William) THE PORCUPINE (Newspaper) Nos. 1 to 183 (Oct. 30, 1800, to May 30, 1801), wanting Nos. 143 to 146; large folio, half bound RARE 1800-1 2 2 0 2323 D' HE RBELOT, BrnLIOTHEQUE 0RIENTALE, [ avec le corrections et addi.tions de Schultens (et Reiske) continuee par Vi::idelou et Garland], portrait,· 4 vols, 4to, half calf gilt La Haye, 1777-82 2 10 0 Best Edition of this valuable Encyclopedia .. It includes ORIENTAL BIOGRAPHY, BIBLIOGRAPHY, HISTORY, ARTS, AND SCIENCES, RELIGION, &c. -Col. Wilks said, for gaining knowled$e of the East, r~ading H~rbel'?t was as good as riding on the back of a camel. 'Iom Moore read It to quahfy lmnself for writii1g I~lla Rookh. , "A Treasury of Knowledge. It· has done more to draw the ·attention of Em:opeans to the_ writings of the A,siatics than all the other works yet published." Bibliogra. Diet. 30, Park.. Str~et, BRISTOL, 160 CATALOGUE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

2324 BLACK.WOOD'S MAGAZINE, COMPLETE FROM ITS COMMENCEMENT, 1817 to Dec., 1854-76 vols, 8vo, lull/ calf; GOOD SET 1817-54 6 10 O No magazine has ever enjoyed higher celebrity than'' Blackwoo~'s," particularly for the ability of its Novels and Tales: among the well-known writers are Bulwer, Alison, Lockhart, Professor ,V-ilson, S. ,v arren, and a host of others. 2325 GOLDSMITH (Oliver) The Citizen of the World, or Letters from a Cuinese Philosopher, Residing in London, to bis friends in the East, FIRST EDITION; 2 vols, 12mo, calf~ rare London, J. Newberry, 1762 2 16 O 2326 JAMESON'S (Mrs.) WORKS on Sacred and Legendary Art; Legends of the Madonna, 1 vol; Legends of the Monastic Orders, 1 vol; Sacred and Legendary Art, 2 vols; History of Our Lord, as exemplifie1 in Works of Art, by Jameson and Eastlake, 2 vols; together 6 vols, Fqnare 8vo, illustmted by 80 etchings an¢ 721 wood en,qravings from Paintings, .iJ!osaics, Ancient Ivory Carvings, &:c; cloth, top ed,qes gilt, NEW l 89U 3 0 0 2327 LLOYDS' SCANDINAVIAN ADVENTURES during a Residence of upwards of Twenty Years, illustrated with itpivards of 100 pictorial illustrations of Sporting Adventures, &:c.; 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth 1854: 1 12 0 2328 ORELLIUS (J. 0.) Inscriptionum Latinamm Selectarum Amplissima Collectio ad , illustrandam Romanre Antiquitatis Disciplinam accommodata ac magnarum collectionum supplementa complura emendationesque exhibens, cum·Volumine tertio supplementa emendationes que exhibens, ed. Henzen, cum Indicibus ampliss. ; 3 vols, royal Svo, litdf vellum., gilt, gilt tops Turici, 1828-56 1 8 0 2329 PURCHAS HIS PILGRIMES, The Second Part AFRICA, containing Navigations, Voyages, and Land Discoveries, and other Historical Relations of AFRICA, Peregrinations and Travel__s by Land into PALESTINE, N ATOLTA, SYRIA, ARABIA, PEFSIA, and other Parts of Asia by Englishmen atJd others, Ancient and Modern-Prreteritorum, or Discoveries of the World, specially such as in the other Bookes are omitted, rnaps and engravings; thfok folio, calf 1625 2 16 0 'l330 RUDDER (Samuel) HrsTORY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE, comprising the Topo graphy, Antiquities, &c., of that County, the Foundation of the Abbies, Description of the Seats, History of the City of Gloucester, etc., rnap, and large folding views of seats ; folio, lia(f russia Cirencester, 1779 · 6 lb 0 This copy contains the scarce postscript to the preface. 2331 SMYTH (J.) BERKELEY MANUSCRIPTS :~Lives of the Berkeleys, Lords of the Honour, Castle, and Manol' of Berkeley, in the County of Gloucester, from 10G6 to 1618, with Description of the Hundred of Berkeley, and its Inhabitants, edited by Sir John ~Maclean; 3 vols, 4to, hf cloth, UNCUT ( printed for Subscribers only) Gloucester, 188 3-5 3 16 0 2332 VOLTAIRE.-CEuvres Completes de Voltaire, MOST COMPLETE EDITION, with all his Plays, Romances, Philosophical Works, Correspondence, Life, etc., fine porfrait; 92 vols, small 8vo, ca{f, double lettering pieces, contents lettered. . De L'Imprimerie de la Societe de Litteraire Typogmphique, 1785-89 5 5 0 "Cette edition celebre etait la plus complete. "--Brunet. Facsimile of the First Edition of Walton's Angler, 1653. 2333 WALTON (Izaak) The Compleat Angler, o'r the Contemplative Man's Recreation. Being a Discourse of Fish and Fishing, not unworthy the perusal of most Anglers.-Simon Peter said, I go a fishing: and they said, We also go with thee. John 21, 3. 12mo. The first eight wo1·ds of title engraved within on Angler's Trophy, an engr(lving of the Tr01d on p. 81, the Pike on p. 148, of the Carp on p. 168, the Tench on p. 177, the Perch on p. 182, the Barbel on p. 188; with the MUSIC of the Angler's Song in two parts, on pp. 216-217 ; new cloth ( pub. 10::'!; 6d.) (Printed by T. Maxey for Richd. Marriott, 1653) reprint O ·5 0 Thi~ facsimile has been admirably produced in photo-lithography hy Mr. Griggs, photo-lithographer to the Indian Government and the Science and Art Depart• ment, South Kensington. ASHTON NIELD, 30, Park Street, BRISTOL.