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BIBLIOGRAPHICAL 
 
 COLLECTIONS AND NOTES. 
 
IV. CAREW HAZLI1 I 
 
 SUPPLEMEN1 S 
 
 
 THIRD AND I I .:. SER1 
 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL 
 
 C0LLEC1 [ONS AND NO! E 
 
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 BERNARD (3 
 
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PREFATORY WORDS. 
 
 The spontaneous proposal of Mr. Gray of Cambridge to prepare, as a 
 labour of love, a General Index to my Bibliographical Works, is answer- 
 able for the deviation which the present Supplements to my Third 
 and Final Series of Collections and Notes mark from the settled purpose 
 which I had formed of printing no more titles on a sectional plan. 
 
 The dispersion of several important libraries during the last two or 
 three seasons had involved, almost as a necessity, an accumulation at 
 Barnes, where I live, of much new matter of interest, as I make it my 
 unchangeable practice to let no book, if I can help it, pass through the 
 auction-room unexamined and uncatalogued ; and in addition, the rarities 
 in the Lists published by the Trade, both in London and the provinces, 
 may be said almost as a constant rule to fall under my notice. 
 
 In this manner it is easy to perceive how, in the course of about two 
 years of unusual activity among the auctioneers, some 2000 fresh items 
 might accrue ; and seeing the excessively arduous process of bringing 
 them together, and the risk of destruction by fire, I deemed it, on the 
 whole, advisable to go to press once more, especially as by such a course 
 the matter constituting this Appendix would be incorporated with Mr. 
 Gray's Index. 
 
 The principal collections which have come into the market since I 
 issued my last volume are those of Mr. R. S. Turner, Mr. Gibson-Craig, 
 Baron Seillieres, the Earl of Aylesford, and the Earl of Hardwicke. 
 
 The opportunity afforded to me by these and other sales has fructi- 
 fied in a large accession of entries in the Early English, the Anglo-Gallic, 
 and the Scotish Series, as well as to the stores of works on Great Britain and 
 Ireland of an historical, devotional, or literary character printed abroad. 
 
 The authorities at the British Museum have continued to shew me 
 every possible courtesy in examining books in that institution ; but the 
 curators of our university and college libraries are, I am bound to say, 
 less attentive to the wants of workers like myself, and their organisation 
 is, as a rule, of the most rudimentary character. Even at the Bodleian, 
 since the regretted death of Dr. Coxe,* I find a singular and lamentable 
 backwardness on the part of the keeper to assist a gratuitous and national 
 undertaking like the present, although my labours ought to be viewed 
 with exceptional indulgence, as conducive to the facilitation of research ; 
 and I cannot avoid feeling that I should have experienced greater con- 
 sideration from Sir Thomas Bodley than it pleased Mr. Nicholson on a 
 particular occasion to pay me, where the application for help was of a 
 perfectly legitimate and very modest nature. The Rev. F. Madan is 
 personally most obliging, M'here I have occasionally applied for some 
 piece of information. Nbn cuivis homini contingit adire Oxoniam, I 
 can scarcely be expected to travel to Oxford for the verification of a 
 few voids in a title, or for the collation of a tract. After all, I hope 
 
 * My respected acquaintance, the late Dr. Coxe, spared no pain? to satisfy my occasional 
 inquiries ; but I believe that he once good-humouredly wondered if Mr. Hazlitt thought that 
 he was there specially to act as his assistant. 
 
 10^24 
 
PRE FA TOR Y }\ 'ORDS. 
 
 that Mr. Nicholson, as he grows older, will grow wiser. At present, he 
 must be regarded as a novice. 
 
 Xor must I omit the obligation under which I am always lying to 
 my good friends the London booksellers — Mr. Quaritch himself, ever 
 most liberal in the loan of any treasures which he acquires, Messrs. 
 Jarvis & Son, Mr. Henry Gray, Mr. Leighton of Brewer Street, and 
 many others. Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson, & Hodge also continue to 
 give me every facility for inspecting the countless rarities of which I, and 
 through me the public, owe our common knowledge to their courtesy. 
 
 I have already dwelled on the considerable aid which I have all 
 along derived from those gentlemen whose specialism it is to form col- 
 lections on particular lines ; and the notable and increasing library of 
 my friend Mr. Henry Stopes, of Upper Norwood, in the department of 
 books illustrative of wines and other liquors in all their stages of 
 development and application, has proved of very essential service to 
 me. Within the limits which Mr. Stopes has thought fit to lay down 
 for himself, some of the most instructive literature occurs — contributions 
 of former times to topics of social interest and to many branches of 
 economics. We see on Mr. Stopes's shelves numerous publications, not 
 necessarily of a costly character, which shed light on the ideas of our ances- 
 tors relative to such peculiarly human subjects as agriculture, gardening, 
 cookery, the cultivation of the vine and hop, and a variety of suggestions, 
 counsels, and lessons which might often be of value to ourselves. 
 
 In the later instalments of my work there have been very large addi- 
 tions to the division dealing with law and jurisprudence, in which I feel 
 a rather warm interest. Our statute-book has been simplified and im- 
 proved, and the members of the legal profession are no doubt, as a class, 
 men of purer and higher character than in the old time. Yet there is an 
 atmosphere of reverential awe enveloping passed generations of lawyers 
 of exalted rank and repute, like Littleton, Coke, Bacon, and others, 
 which has disappeared for ever ; they lived before social barriers had 
 been broken down, and the fallacious and destructive religion of social 
 equality and manhood-right had obtained even a hearing, much less 
 that firm grip on our system which is going to be the gravest problem 
 of Great Britain's future. 
 
 With reference to entries in my pages from time to time relating to 
 the literature of the Society of Friends, I wish it to be understood that 
 I limit myself to such as have some interest independent of the Society, 
 which has, as is well known, its own excellent bibliographer. 
 
 It is to be expected that, after some thirty years' researches into this 
 subject, there should be a perceptible shrinkage in the occurrence of 
 books and pamphlets, still deficient in my volumes. There are one 
 or two private libraries within my actual knowledge which are very 
 likely to contain works or editions of works not yet submitted to my 
 inspection, and stray relics are always cropping out, often from the most 
 improbable quarters. Nor can 1 be otherwise than well aware that in 
 the British Museum itself the means exist of supplying an infinite 
 number of lacuna, if my leisure had permitted an exhaustive transcript 
 of works deposited in that institution. My readers will agree with me 
 
PREFATORY WORDS. 
 
 that this is an inevitable incidence ; and a further labour in which I 
 find myself perpetuallv engaged is the rewriting of the faulty articles 
 in my Handbook (1867), borrowed from sources of which I did not then, 
 or till long after, fully appreciate the untrustworthiness. Among the 
 matter which I have thus been diligently superseding, it is my duty 
 to mention the musical bibliography of the late Dr. Eimbault, the 
 miscellaneous Early English titles furnished by the late Mr. Collier, 
 and the whole of the information which I was unwise enough to trans- 
 fer to my own pages from the Manual of Lowndes. 
 
 Nevertheless I have, after careful consideration, thought it best to 
 amalgamate with my alphabet such portions of the editions of Ames's 
 Typographical Antiquities, by Herbert and Dibdin, as I had not already 
 obtained in the ordinary way, and as seemed to me sufficiently authen- 
 tic and satisfactory to be of value to my consulters. The number of 
 entries owing their presence in these pages to such a resolution, in 
 addition to a few from Maskell's Centuries, 1843, will be found to be 
 extremely moderate, since so much of the earlier bibliographical work 
 was executed on a principle of which I cannot approve. 
 
 The items thus derived at second-hand are carefully distinguished, 
 those from Maskell by a f ; those from Herbert by a * ; those from 
 Dibdin by a **. I was very unwilling to borrow from the last-named 
 authority ; but he registers the particulars of certain articles then in the 
 possession of Heber, and of which I have so far failed to discover the 
 present whereabouts. 
 
 One moral deducible from this extensive, yet still imperfect, accu- 
 mulation of Early English literature is the vanity of human ambition 
 in aspiring to collect, even regardless of outlay, the printed remains, 
 if merely within certain lines, or on one or two specific topics ; and 
 again, we are able to see from this Bibliographical Series how far short of 
 completeness such libraries as those of Lord Oxford and Mr. Heber fell, 
 after a lifetime and a large fortune expended in each case in the acqui- 
 sition of everything which was procurable by public or private purchase. 
 It has been only by a process of combination that I have achieved the 
 progress which is here observable ; it has only been by calling into requi- 
 sition the resources of the British Museum, all the provincial libraries, 
 including those of Oxford and Cambridge, all private gatherings, and 
 all the contents of the auctions during upwards of a quarter of a century. 
 
 The range of subjects continues to retain the same width as in my 
 former alphabets ; and I need scarcely observe that I take up articles 
 into my pages quite irrespectively of their commercial value. A volume 
 worth sixpence may easily be of far greater intrinsic importance than 
 one which realises under the hammer a thousand sixpences. The pro- 
 fessional collector will, I apprehend, be surprised, should my books fall 
 by accident in his way, at the space accorded in them to publications 
 of bygone days, which have become commercially waste paper. To 
 suit his requirements, pieces of Old literature must cut a respectable 
 figure in the auction-room, and be conspicuous features in all prices-cur- 
 rent. His shelves are filled with convertible chattels. He principally 
 affects authors in the best morocco ; for they are the safest goods to back. 
 
[It had been anticipated by Mr. Gray that his Index would be finished in 
 October last, and my original Supplement teas accordingly printed in time to fall 
 into it. But Mr. Gray found, in the first place, that the task which he had imposed 
 on himself was afar heavier one than he calcidated, and secondly, he became, I am 
 sorry to say, indisposed. The consequence has been that a very serious delay has 
 occurred in the completion of the Index, and concurrently the residues of the large 
 libraries of Mr. Gibson-Craig and Mr. Turner, as well as an important portion 
 of that of the Earl of Hopetoun, have passed tinder the hammer. So far as the 
 majority of our old families is concerned, they have ceased to take any pride in 
 the possession of fine or rare books, as icell as of any other negotiable effects. They 
 leave that pursuit to the more cultivated among our own bourgeoisie and to the 
 richer citizens of the United States, ichose competition is already exercising a 
 prodigious influence on the prices of certain classes of books, partly, no doubt, 
 from the practice of employing commission agents, who come into conflict with the 
 ordinary trade. But if struck me as a symptom that the ancient sentiment ivas 
 not quite extinct here when Sir Charles Isham of Lamport refused ,£500 for his 
 copy of a little volume containing "Venus and Adonis" and the "Passionate 
 Pilgrim." BI010 many noble lords of a certain type would have jumped at this 
 offer ! "Noblesse oblige" is a phrase which begins to bear a neio sense. 
 
 I seemed scarcely to have any alternative but to annex from the above-mentioned 
 and other incidental sources all that I had not so far properly and fully described. 
 There was not very much in the concluding fortnight of Turner's sale; the third 
 and last part of Craig yielded a considerable crop of publications, previously 
 unregistered by me, on Trade, as icell as of books written and printed by Scotch- 
 men abroad, illustrating the intimate relationship which formerly subsisted between 
 Scotland and the Continent. 
 
 The arduous and irksome nature of a bibliographer's labours mu*1 render it 
 2>!ain that the liberality of Messrs. Jaryis & Son in facilitating my examination of 
 all their old pamphlets, chiefly belonging to the period from the Civil War to the 
 end of the reign of William III., teas a service of a highly appreciable character. 
 The process has enabled me to fill up many a gap in the grand edifice which it has 
 occupied me so long to build up, and of xvhich the magnitude is perhaps rendered 
 less conspicuous by the sectional treatment adopted, not from choice, but from 
 necessity. 
 
 I regret the dual alphabet, which has been under these unforeseen circumstances 
 created ; but at the same time every item will be incorporated with the General Index 
 to the entire Corpus of my Bibliographical labours. 
 
 W. C. II. 
 
 Barnes Common, Surrey. 
 Midsummer, 18S9.] 
 
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL 
 
 COLLECTIONS AND NOTES. 
 
 A. B. C. 
 
 ** The A. B. C. with the Pater-noster, 
 Aue, Crede, and Ten Commaundementes 
 in Englysshe, newly translated and set 
 forth at the kynges most gracyous com- 
 maundement. [London, Richard Lant, 
 1559.] Sm. 8°, 4 leaves. Printed only 
 on one side, to be folded so as to admit of 
 the blank pages being pasted together. 
 
 It begins with five different Alphabets 
 and Gloria Patri, then the Paternoster and 
 Graces before and after meat. This is pro- 
 bably the " A. B. C. in englesshe " licensed 
 to Lant in 1558-9. 
 
 ACADEMY. 
 
 The New Academy of Complements, 
 Erected for Ladies, Gentlewomen, Cour- 
 tiers, Gentlemen, Scholars, Souldiers, 
 Citizens, Country-men, and all persons 
 of what degree soever, of both Sexes. 
 Stored with variety of Courtly and Civil 
 Complements, . . . Compiled by L. B. 
 Sir C. S. Sir W. D. and others, the most 
 refined Wits of this Age. London : Printed 
 for George Sawbridge, at the Bible on 
 Ludgate-Hill. 1681. 12°, B — P in 
 twelves, besides the title and frontis- 
 piece. 
 
 This includes a collection of the choicest 
 songs a la mode, both amorous and jovial. 
 
 ADAIR, JOHN, Geographer for Scotland. 
 The Description of the Sea-Coasts and 
 Islands of Scotland, With Large and 
 Exact Maps, For the Use of Seamen : . . . 
 Edinburgh : Printed in this Year M.DCG.iir. 
 Large Folio. Title, 1 leaf: A— E, 2 
 leaves each, and the maps. 
 
 The Gibson-Craig copy (part 2, No. 19, 
 March 23, 1888) contained 15 maps, but was 
 perhaps imperfect, as on sign. E occurred 
 a catchword Part II. 
 
 ADDRESS. 
 An Earnest and Affectionate Address to 
 the Common People of England. Con- 
 cerning the Usual Recreations on Shrove 
 
 Tuesday. London : Printed by J. Oliver, 
 in Bartholomew-Close, near West-Smith- 
 field. [Price 2s. 6d per Hundred to give 
 away.] 12°, 4 leaves and the title. 
 
 ^ELIANUS, CLAUDIUS. 
 
 Clavdivs iElianvs His Various History. 
 London Printed for Thomas Dring . . . 
 1666. 8°, A— Z 4 in eights, A 1 and Z 4 
 blank. 
 
 This appears to be the same as the edi- 
 tion of 1665, with a new title. 
 
 iESOP. 
 
 *iEsopi Phrygis et Vita ... & fabellre 
 iueundissimas : quaru interpretes hi sunt 
 . . . Addite sunt his qusedam iucudse ac 
 honestse, selecte ex omnibus facetijs Po^ij 
 Florentini, . . . [Col.] Londonij, Apud 
 Winandum de Worde. Anno m.d.xxxv. 
 8°, M 4 in eights, besides the Life and 
 Index. 
 
 The Fables of iEsop. Volume I. [and II.] 
 Paraphras'd in Verse, Adorn'd with Sculp- 
 ture, . . . By John Ogilby Esq. . . . 
 The Third Edition. London, Printed 
 by the Author, at his House in White- 
 Friers, m.dc.lxxiii. 8°. Volume I. 
 A, 6 leaves, including a blank before the 
 tiile : B — R 2 in eights: Annotations, 
 (a) — (d 6) in eights : Volume II. title 
 and dedication, 2 leaves : Annotations, 
 (*a)— (*b) in eights : *B— *S in eights, 
 including the Contents, 2 leaves. 
 
 The present copy has a cancel title for 
 both volumes. In that to the second, it is 
 called the third instead of the second edi- 
 tion, and lias a publisher's name and ad- 
 dress, with the date 1675; but the title to 
 the first only varies in arrangement. In 
 both, however, sculptures are mentioned, 
 but they do not occur, blank spaces being 
 left for them. Both parts are dedicated by 
 Ogilby to Charles Fitzroy, Earl of South- 
 ampton. 
 
 AGAS, RADOLPH. 
 A Preparative to Platting of Landes and 
 Tenements for Surueigh. Shewing the 
 
 A 
 
A LAS US. 
 
 ALGIERS. 
 
 Diversitie of sundrie instruments applyed 
 thereunto. Patched vp as plainly to- 
 gether, as boldly offered to the curteous 
 view and regard of all worthie Gentle- 
 men, louers of skill. And published in- 
 stead of his flying papers, which can- 
 not abide the pasting to poasts. Lon- 
 don, Printed by Thomas Scarlet. 1596. 
 4°, A — C in fours, A 1 probably blank. 
 This tract is addressed at the end by 
 Agas to the public "from my lodging at 
 the Flower de Luce, ouer against the Suiine 
 without Fleetbridge." B. M. 
 
 **ALANUS AB INSUL1S. 
 Parabola alani cu cSmeto. [This title is 
 over a common cut. Col.] Impressus 
 London per Winandum de worde in the 
 fletestrete I signo solis comorante Anno 
 dni. M. ccccc. viii. die xxiii Augusti. 4", 
 AA— BB, 4 leaves each : CC, 6. 
 
 There was an earlier edition by Julian 
 Notary, 4°, 1505. 
 
 **Parabola Alani, cum comento. [Col.] 
 Explicit Alanus de parabolis. Londini 
 in eedibtis Winandi de Worde. Anno 
 m.d.xxv. Calen. Augusti. 4°, 20 leaves. 
 
 ALBERTUS. 
 *[Questiones de modis significandi. At 
 the end occurs :] Explicit liber modorum 
 signihcandi Alberti, impressus ad villain 
 sancti Albani, anno M. cccc. lxxx. 8°, 
 46 leaves. 
 
 Herbert cites Mr. Michael "Wodhull as 
 the owner of a copy. 
 
 ALCOCK, JOHN, Bishop of Ely. 
 An exhortacyon made to Relygyouse 
 systers at the tyme of theyr consecracyon 
 by the Reuerende fader in god Johan 
 Alcok bysshop of Ely. [Wynkyn de 
 Worde, about 1500.] 4°. 
 
 Communicated by Mr. Jacobus "Weale, 
 
 from a fragment found iu another book 
 
 belonging to the Cathedral Library at 
 
 Wells. There are 28 long lines to a full 
 
 page. The title given above occurs on a 
 
 leaf marked A ii, A i having perhaps had 
 
 the title or a large cut. 
 
 **Gallicantus Johannia Alcock epi Eli- 
 
 ensis ad coiratres suos curatos in sinodo 
 
 apud Bemwell . xxv. die mensis Septem- 
 
 bris. Anno millessimo . cccc. nonagesiino 
 
 octauo. [London, Richard Pynson.] 4°, 
 
 26 leaves. Woodcut on title. 
 
 Compare Dibdin, ii. 409-11. 
 ALEHOUSES. 
 Articles of direction touching Alehouses. 
 Imprinted at London by Hubert Barker, 
 Printer to the Kings most Excellent 
 Maiestie. Anno 1608. 4", A— B in fours, 
 B 4 blank. H. Slopes, Esq. 
 
 This is a series of licensing regulations ; 
 
 the localities in London and the outskirts 
 enumerated make it very curious. 
 
 ALEMAN, MATTEO. 
 The Life of Guzman d'Alfarache : Or, 
 The Spanish Rogue. To which is added, 
 The Celebrated Tragi-Comedy Celestina. 
 In Two Volumes. Written in Spanish 
 By Mateo Aleman. Done into English 
 from the New French Version, and com- 
 par'd with the Original. Adorn'd with 
 Scriptures by Gaspar Bouttats. London, 
 . . . 1708-7. 8°. . . A, 8 leaves : a, 2 
 leaves : B — Nn 2 in eights : with plates 
 at pp. 59, 297, 330, 366, 388, 416, and 
 459, besides the frontispiece : Vol. II. 
 A, 2 leaves : B — Ii 6 in eights : with 
 plates at pp. 78, 128, 197, 275, 331, 348, 
 and 368. Celestina has a separate title. 
 
 ALESIUS or HALES, ALEXANDER, 
 
 Scot us. 
 Alexandri Alesii Doctoris Theologies 
 diligens refutatio errorum, quos sparsit 
 nuper Andreas Osiander in libro, cm titu- 
 lum fecit De Vnico Mediatore Christo. 
 Edita Witebergse ex officina Ioannis Luff- 
 tij Anno 1552. 8°, A — E in eights. 
 ALEXANDER DE VILLA DEI. 
 *Textus Alexandri cum sententiis [et] 
 constructionibus. [This is over a page- 
 cut of master and pupils. The colophon :] 
 Libro doctrinali Alexandri Richardus 
 Pynson vigilanter correcto finem felicem 
 imponere iubet anno domini M. CCCCC. v. 
 4°, 50 unnumbered leaves. 
 
 *Textus alexandri, cu sentetijs & con- 
 structionibus. [This title is over the same 
 cut as in the ed. of 1505. At the end :] 
 Libro doctrinali Alexandri Richardus 
 Pynson vigilanter correcto finem felicem 
 imponere iubet. Anno dfii m. ccccc. xiij. 
 4°, A — Q in eights, Q 8 probably blank or 
 with the mark. 
 
 ALFORD, alias GRIFFITH, R. P[ater] 
 MICHAEL, S.J. 
 Britannia Illvstrata sive Lvcii Helen ae 
 Constantini Patria et Fides. Avthore 
 Michaele Alfordo Societ. Iesv. Antwer- 
 pia3, Typis Christophori Iegers, Anno 
 M DC xli. 4°. Engraved title, dedication 
 to Charles I., &c, 12 leaves : A— Hhh 2 
 in fours. 
 
 Fides Regia Britannica Sive Annales Ec- 
 clesiae Rritannicae. Ubi potissimuni 
 Britannorvm Catholica, Roinana, et Ortho- 
 doxa Fides per Quinque Prima Ssecula : 
 . . . asseritur . . . Leodii, . . . m.dclxiii. 
 . . . Folio. 4 vols. 
 ALGIERS. 
 Relazione deH'Abbreviamento delle Gal- 
 
ALLEN. 
 
 ARC AND AM. 
 
 ere nel Porto di Algieri Fatto dal Capitano 
 Riccardo Giffort Inglese. La Notte Del 
 Martedi Santo, a di 13. di Aprile. 1604. 
 In Firenze, Nella Stamperia Sermatelli 
 l'Anno 1604. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 ALLEN, WILLIAM. 
 
 An Admonition to the Nobility and People 
 of England and Ireland concerninge the 
 present warres made for the execution of 
 his Holines Sentence, by the highe and 
 mightie Kinge Catholike of Spaine. By 
 the Cardinal of England, m.d.lxxxviii. 
 8°, A — C in eights : D, 6. Grenv. Coll. 
 
 ALLOT, WILLIAM. 
 Thesavrus Bibliorvm, . . . Opera & in- 
 dustria Gvlielmi Allotti Angli, . . . con- 
 cinnatus. . . . Lvgdvni, . . . m.d.lxxxv. 
 8°. *, 8 leaves : A — Iii in eights, last leaf 
 blank. 
 
 The colophon makes the book printed in 
 1584 : Vimiaci. Excudebat Ioannes Synio- 
 netus. 1584. 
 
 ALUM. 
 A Proclamation prohibiting the Importa- 
 tion of Allvme, and the buying and spend- 
 ing thereof in any His Maiesties Domi- 
 nions. Imprinted at London by Bonham 
 Norton, and John Bill, . . . m.dc.xxv. 
 A broadsheet formed of three leaves. 
 
 AMERICA. 
 A Proclamation forbidding the disorderly 
 trading with the Saluages in New Eng- 
 land in America especially the furnishing 
 of the Natiues in those and other parts of 
 America by the English with Weapons, 
 and Habiliments of Warre. Imprinted 
 at London by Robert Barker, . . . 1630. 
 A broadsheet formed of two leaves. 
 
 By the King. A Proclamation for the 
 more effectual Reducing and Suppressing 
 of Pirates and Privateers in America. 
 London, Printed by Charles Bill, Henry 
 Hill, and Thomas Newcomb, Printers to 
 the Kings most Excellent Majesty. 168§. 
 A broadside, formed of two sheets. 
 
 AMMAN, JOHN CONRAD, M.D. 
 The Talking Deaf Man : Or, A Method 
 Proposed, whereby he that is born Deaf, 
 may Learn to Speak. By the Studious 
 Invention and Industry of John Conrade 
 Amman, an Helvetian of Shafhuis, D r of 
 Physick. . . . now done out of Latin into 
 English, by D. F. M.D. 1693. London, 
 Printed for Tho. Hawkins, in George- 
 yards, Lumbard-street, 1694. Price Bound 
 One Shilling. Sin. 8°, A— E in twelves, 
 and a, 6 leaves. 
 
 After the original dedication by the au- 
 thor there is a second by Daniel Fox, the 
 
 translator, to his learned friends, Richard 
 Waller and Alexander Pittfield, Esquires, 
 of the Royal Society. 
 
 ANDREWS, MARGARET. 
 The Life and Death of M r3 Margaret 
 Andrews, the only Child of Sir Henry An- 
 drews, Baronet, And the Lady Elizabeth 
 his wife of Lathbury in the County of 
 Bucks. Who died May 4 th 1680. In the 
 14 th Year of her Age. . . . London, Printed 
 for Nath. Ponder . . . 1680. Sm. 8°. 
 A, 8 leaves : a, 4 leaves : B — H 4 in 
 eights, H 4 blank. Dedicated by the 
 anonymous writer to Sir Henry and Lady 
 Andrews. With Epitaphs. 
 
 ANNE OF AUSTRIA, Consort of Louis 
 
 XIIL. of France. 
 
 Les Amours D'Anne D'Autriche Epouse 
 
 de Louis XIIL Auec Monsieur le C. D. 
 
 R[ichelieu] le veritable Pere de Louis 
 
 XIV. aujourd'hui Roi de France. . . . 
 
 Nouvelle Edition Revue & Corrigee. A 
 
 Cologne . . . m.dc.lxxxxiii. 12°. *, 
 
 10 leaves, besides a frontispiece : A — H 
 
 in twelves, H 12 blank. Dedicated to 
 
 my Lord Lovelace in an epistle, where 
 
 the writer dwells on the subservience of 
 
 the Court of Charles II. to that of France. 
 
 This volume contains " Examen des pre- 
 
 textes de l'invasion des Francois pour l'in- 
 
 struction des Anglois." 
 
 ANTIPHONALE. 
 
 Autiphonale ad usum ecclesie Sar . poli- 
 tissimis imaginibus decoratum. Venalis 
 habetur Londini a Francisco Byrckman 
 in cimiterio sancti Pauli. [Parisiis, per 
 Wolffgang Hopyl pro Francisco Byrck- 
 man Coloniense. 1519-20.] Folio. 2 
 vols. With woodcuts and music. 
 
 This book, of which the only complete 
 copy known seems to be that in the British 
 Museum, con tains the ParsHyemalis and the 
 Pars Aestivalis. It is divided into five por- 
 tions with separate signatures : — Temporal e 
 or Proprium de Tempore, a — i in eights, i 8 
 presumably blank : Kalcndarium, 6 leaves 
 under 4* : Psalteriuvi, a — z in eights, fol- 
 lowed by 2 sheets of ei^ht, z and & : Com- 
 mune Sanctorum, A— E in eights, F, 10: 
 Proprium Sanctorum, A— X in eights, and 
 AA — BB in sixes. 
 
 ANTODE. 
 
 Cviqve Svvm. Antode Contra Cathari 
 Cantilenam. 
 
 Meum meum :) rt (Meum tuum : 
 Tuum meum :) § (Tuum tuum . 
 [Col.] Cantabrigise : Ex celeberrimaa Aca- 
 demise Typographeo. An Dom. 1635. 4°, 
 4 leaves. In Latin verse. 
 ARCANDAM. 
 The Most Excellent, Profitable and Plea- 
 sant Book of the Famous Doctor, . . . 
 
ARCEUS. 
 
 ART I CULL 
 
 Arcandam, . . . Printed by W. W. for 
 William Thackeray, .... 8°, A— M 4 
 in eights, A 1 blank. With cuts. 
 
 ARCEUS, FRANCISCUS. 
 A most excellent and Compendiovs 
 Method of curing woundes in the head, 
 and in other partes of the body, with 
 other precepts of the same Arte, prac- 
 tised and written by that famous man 
 Franciscvs Arcevs, Doctor in Phisicke & 
 Chirurgery : and translated into English 
 by Iohn Read, Chirurgion. . . . Im- 
 printed at London by Thomas East, for 
 Thomas Cadman. 1588. 4°. A, 4 
 leaves : ^[ — 3 IT in fours : B— Kk in 
 fours. Dedicated to John Bannister, 
 William Clowes, and William Pickering, 
 surgeons. With several copies of verses 
 and curious scraps of poetry in the 
 volume. 
 
 ARISTOTLE. 
 Here be . vij. Dialogues. The fyrst is of 
 the sone and of the Moone. The seconde 
 of Saturne, and of the Clowde. The . iii. 
 of the Sterre named Transmontana, and 
 other sterres. The . iiij. of the euyn Sterre 
 and the morowe Sterre. The . v. of the 
 Raynebowe, and the sygne Cancer. The 
 . vi. of Heauen, and of Earth. The . vij. 
 of the Eyre, and of the wynde. By these 
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 good Counsayle. [Col.] Imprynted by 
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 The Ethiques of Aristotle, that is to saye, 
 preceptes of good behauonre andperfighte 
 honestie, now newly translated into Eng- 
 lish. [Col.] Imprinted at Londo in the 
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 A Petition from Severall Regiments of 
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 &C Presented to his Excellency, Thomas 
 Lord Fairfax, at St. Albans, on Saturday 
 the '11. of this present November, 1648. 
 Wherein is set forth their Desires for a 
 speedy, safe, and just settlement, that 
 thereby the Kingdom may be freed from 
 the heavy burthens that now they lye 
 under, especially that of Free-Quarter. 
 Also, A Letter from his Excellency, to the 
 
 Committee of the Army, concerning the 
 said grievances. London, Printed for 
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 Great Britain's Glory: Being the History 
 of King Arthur ; With the Adventures of 
 the Knights of the Round Table. Lon- 
 don : Printed by and for W. 0. and sold 
 by the Booksellers. 4°, A — C in fours. 
 With cuts. 
 
 An abridgment by J[ohn] S[hirley,] who 
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 ARTICULI. 
 Articvli ad Narrationes Novas pertim for 
 
ARUNDEL. 
 
 A USTIN. 
 
 mati. Loadini in iEdibus Roberti Red- 
 man. Anuo. m.d.xxxix. 8°, A — D in 
 eights. 
 
 ARUNDEL MARBLES. 
 Marmora Oxoniensia, Ex Arundellianis, 
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 & Perpetuo Commentario explicavit, Hvm- 
 phridvs Prideavx yEdis Christi Alum- 
 nus. Appositis ad eorum nonnulla Sel- 
 deni & Lydiati Annotationibus. Accessit 
 Sertorii Ursati De Notis Romanorum 
 Commentarius. Oxonii, E Theatro Shel- 
 doniano. mdclxxvi. Folio. A, 4 
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 With numerous engravings. Dedicated 
 to Henry Earl of Norwich, Earl Marshal 
 of England. 
 
 ASCHAM, ANTHONY. 
 
 A little Herball of the properties of Herbes, 
 newly amended & corrected, wyth certayn 
 Additions at the ende of the boke, de- 
 claring what Herbes hath influence of 
 certain Starres and constellations, wher- 
 by maye be chosen the best and most 
 lucky tymes / and dayes of their ministra- 
 tion, according to the Moone beyng in 
 the signes of heaue the which is daily 
 appoited in the Almanack e, made and 
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 M. D. L. the . xii. daye of February, by 
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 prynted at London, in Paules churche- 
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 ASCHAM, ROGER. 
 Rogeri Aschami Epistolarum, Libri Qua- 
 tuor. Accessit Johannis Sturmii, Aliorum- 
 que Ad Ascbamuui, Anglosque alios 
 Eruditos Epistolarum Liber Unus. Editio 
 Novissima, Prioribus auctibr. . . . Oxonian, 
 . . . mdcciii. 8°. Frontispiece of por- 
 traits, 1 leaf : (a), 4 leaves : (a) — (b 2) in 
 fours : (a) — (e 3) in fours : A— 3 B 2 in 
 fours. Edited by William Elstob, who 
 dedicates it to Robert Heath, Esq. 
 
 ASHE, JOHN, M.P. 
 A Second Letter sent from John Ashe 
 Esquire, a Member of the House of Com- 
 mons, to the Honourable William Len- 
 thall, Esquire, Speaker . . . Concerning 
 divers Messages, and passages between 
 the Marquesse Hartford, Lord Pawlet, 
 Lord Seymour, Lord Coventry, and others 
 his Majesties Commissioners : And the 
 Deputy Lieveteuants and other Commis- 
 
 sioners for the County of Somerset. . . . 
 London, Printed by A. N. for Ed. Hus- 
 bands : and I. Franke, 1642. August 16. 
 4°, A— B in fours. 
 
 ASHE, SIMEON, and WILLIAM 
 GOODE. 
 The Continuation of the Intelligence From 
 the Right Honourable, the Earl of Man- 
 chester's Army, Since the taking of Lin- 
 colne ; May 6 th untill the first day of this 
 instant Iune, 1644. By Sim. Ash and 
 William Goode, Chaplains to the said 
 Earl. Allowed of by Authoritie, and 
 entted according to Order. London, 
 Printed for Thomas Underhill, at the 
 Bible in Woodstreet. 1644. 4°, 4 leaves, 
 the last blank. 
 
 ATTWOOD, WILLIAM. 
 
 The Superiority and Direct Dominion of 
 the Imperial Crown of England, over the 
 Crown and Kingdom of Scotland, and the 
 Direct Succession to both Crowns in- 
 separable from the Civil, Asserted in 
 Answer to Sir Thomas Craig's Treatise 
 of Homage and Succession. . . . London, 
 Printed for J. Hartley, next Door to the 
 King's Head Tavern in Holbourn, 1704. 
 8°, A — Oo in eights. Dedicated by W. 
 Attwood to Charles Lord Mohun, Baron 
 of Oakhampton. 
 
 AUSTIN OF ABINGDON, ST. 
 *The myrrour of the ckyrche. [Beneath 
 this is a cut of Jesus Christ with irra- 
 diated head, clothed in a long dress.] 
 If Here foloweth a devout treatyse coteyn- 
 ynge many goostly medytacyons. . . ., 
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 called the myrour of the chyrche made 
 by St. Austyn of Abyndon. Emprynted 
 at London in Southwarke by Peter 
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 With the " Petycion of R. Coplande the 
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 back of the title and his Envoy at the end. 
 
 AUSTIN, WILLIAM, of Gray's Inn 
 Esquire. 
 Trium phus Hymeiueus . . . 1662. 
 
 The separate title to the Joyotis Welcome, 
 which contains A in fours, besides the title, 
 is as follows : — 
 
 A Joyous Welcome To the most Serene, 
 and most Illustrious Queen of Brides Oa- 
 therin, The Royal Spovse and Consort of 
 Charles the Second King of Great Britain, 
 France, and Ireland : Presented to Her 
 Maiesty upon the River of Thames, At Her 
 first coming with the King to the City of 
 London, August the 23. 1062, By William 
 Austin, Esq ; — Rex tb Begina beati — Virg. 
 .Eneid. lib. 8. 
 
( 6 ) 
 
 13. 
 
 *B. G., it. A. 
 
 Newes out of France for the Gentlemen 
 of England. A stratagem most ven- 
 trously attempted, and valiantly atchived 
 by the French King the 27. day of July, 
 1591. Wherein is deciphered, what Trust 
 his Royal Majestie reposeth on the Valour 
 of the English, and their dutifull sendee 
 unto Him at all Assayes. Newes also 
 touching Sixteen ships taken nigh the 
 Haven of Deepe, and the discomfiture of 
 the Popes Forces transported into France, 
 towards the Aide of the Leaguers, both 
 concurring on the 28. of July last past. 
 With a Report of the Princely Meeting 
 and Honorable Conjoyning of the whole 
 Power of the French King, the sixth day 
 of this present Moneth of August, con- 
 sisting of English, German, and his own 
 People. Printed for Iohn Kid. [1591.] 
 4°, 10 leaves. Black letter. 
 
 BACON, FRANCIS, Viscount St. Alban, 
 Lord Chancellor of England. 
 Francisci Baconi Eqvitis Avrati, . . . De 
 Sapientia Vetervm, Liber. Ad Inclytam 
 Academiam Cantabrigiensem. lam recu- 
 sus. Londini, Apud Iohannem Billivm, 
 Anno m.dc.xvii. 12°, A — F in twelves. 
 Instavr. Mag. P. I. Of the Advancement 
 and Proficience of Learning or the Par- 
 titions of Sciences. IX Bookes. Written 
 in Latin by the most Eminent Illustrious 
 & Famous Lord Francis Bacon Baron 
 of Verulam . . . Interpreted by Gilbert 
 Wats. Oxford. Printed by Leon : Lich- 
 field, Printer to the University, for Rob : 
 Young & Ed. Forrest. cio ioc. XL. 
 Folio. Portrait and engraved title, the 
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 t, 4 leaves : tt, 2 leaves : f (repeated), 
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 (repeated), 2 leaves with colophon, &c. 
 Dedicated by Wats to Prince Charles. 
 
 A Letter of Advice Written by S r Francis 
 Bacon to the Duke of Buckingham, when 
 he became Favourite to King James. 
 Never before Printed. London, Printed 
 
 for R. II. and H. B 1661. 4°, A— B 
 
 in fours. 
 
 BAYLY, ROBERT. 
 A Parallel of the Liturgy, with the Ma-s- 
 Book, The Breviary, the Ceremonial, and 
 other Romish Rituals. . . . By that 
 Reverend and Faithful Preacher of Gods 
 
 Word, Robert Bayly, Late of Glasco in 
 Scotland. Printed in the Yeer, 1661. 
 4", A — L in fours. 
 
 BANGOR. 
 Peter Lugg : Or, Three Tales of an Old 
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 Arma tenenti, omnia dat, quijusta negat. 
 
 London : Printed for T. Warner, . . . 
 1718. Price 6 d . 8°, A— F in fours, F 4 
 blank, C repeated, no pp. 17-24. Iu 
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 BAKER, HUMPHREY. 
 
 *The well sprynge of Sciences which 
 teach eth the perfect worke and Practise 
 of Arithmeticke, both in whole numbers 
 and fractions, with such ease and com- 
 pendious instruction into the sayde arts, 
 as hath not heretofore bene by any set 
 out nor laboured. Beawtified with moste 
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 BARBARA, SAINT. 
 
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 partum. [1518.] 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 BARLOW, WILLIAM. 
 The Navigators Svpply. Contenting 
 many things of principall importance 
 belonging to Nauigation, with the de- 
 scription and vse of diuerse instruments 
 framed chiefly for that purpose ; but 
 seining also for sundry other of Cosmo- 
 
BARNES. 
 
 BA TH. 
 
 graphy in generall the particular Instru- 
 ments are specified on the next Page. . . . 
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 Dedicated to the Earl of Essex. With 
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 Latin and English. 
 
 Psalmes ~\ ( Praier 
 
 and > of < and 
 Hymnes ) ( Thanksgiuing, 
 Made by William Barlow, Bishop of 
 Lincolne, For his ovvne Chappell and 
 Familie onelie. Dulcis apud Dewm. . . . 
 Hieron. . . 1613. 4°, black letter, A— D 
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 BARNES. ROBERT. 
 
 The supplication of doctour Barnes vnto 
 the moost gracyous Kynge Henrye the 
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 [Col.] Imprinted at London in Poules 
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 tyne by Hugh Syngelton. Cum preuilegio. 
 ... 8°, A — Z in eights, and 4 leaves be- 
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 BARRIFFE, WILLIAM. 
 Military Discipline : . . . . The second 
 Edition, Newly revised and much in- 
 larged By William Barriffe, Lieutenant. 
 [Quot from Psalm 144, 1.] London, 
 Printed by R. 0. for Ralph Mab. 1639. 
 4°. A, 8 leaves, besides the portrait by 
 Glover, A 1 occupied by a shield of arms : 
 %, 4 leaves : a, 4 leaves : B — Bb in eights : 
 Cc, 6 leaves, besides two folded leaves : 
 Dd, 4 leaves. There are also folded leaves 
 at pp. 90 and 98. 
 
 Mars, His Trivmph. Or, The Description 
 of an Exercise performed the xviii. of 
 October, 1638. in Merchant-Taylors Hall. 
 By Certein Gentlemen of the Artillery 
 Garden London. London, Printed by I. 
 L. for Ralph Mab. 1639. 4°. * 4 leaves : 
 A — F in fours. Dedicated to Alderman 
 Thomas Soame, President of the Artillery 
 Garden, Captain John Ven, Vice-Presi- 
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 music. 
 
 BARROUGH, PHILIP. 
 The Method of Physick, . . . The fifth 
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 don, Imprinted by Richard Field, dwell- 
 ing in great Woodstreete. 1617. 4°, 
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 Barrough. The seventh Edition. London, 
 Printed by George Miller, dwelling in 
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 Ii, 2 leaves. 
 
 BARTHOLOMEUS DE GLANVILLE. 
 Hier beghinnen de titelen vz syn de 
 namen der boeken daer men af spreke sal 
 efl oec die capitglen der eerwaerdighen 
 mans bartolome? engelsman en een gheor- 
 dent broeder van shite franciscus oerde 
 Ende heeft xix. boeke die sprekende sijn 
 vande eygenscappen der dingen . . . 
 [Col.] Hier eyndet dat boeck. . . . m.cccc. 
 en lxxxv . . . Ende is gheprint en . . . 
 haerlem . . . Folio . aa, 5 leaves : bb, 4 
 leaves : a (repeated), 8 leaves, ai and viii. 
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 BASILIOS, Emperor of Constantinople. 
 The Sixty Sixe Admonitory Chapters of 
 Basilius, King of the Romans, to his Sonne 
 Leo, in Acrostick manner : That is, the 
 first letter of euery Chapter, making vp 
 his name and title. Translated out of 
 Greeke by lames Scvdamore. Printed at 
 Paris, m.dc.xxxviii. 8°. Title, dedi- 
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 BATH, ORDER OF THE. 
 The Manner of Creating the Knights of 
 the Antient and Honourable Order of the 
 Bath, According to the Custom used in 
 England in Time of Peace. With a List 
 of those Honourable Persons who are to 
 be created Knights of the Bath at his 
 Majesties Coronation, 23 Aprill, 1661. 
 London, Printed for Phil. Stephens at the 
 Kings Arms over against the Middle 
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 A True Relation of the Ceremonies at the 
 Creating of the Knights of the Honour- 
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 1661. With a Perfect List of their Names, 
 in the same Order as they were Knighted 
 by His Majesty. In uno tria juncta. 
 London, Printed for Philemon Stephens, 
 
EEC ANUS. 
 
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 BECANUS, MARTINUS, S.J. 
 Svnnna Actorvm Facvltatis Theologian 
 Parisiensis contra Libruin inscriptumCon- 
 troversia Anglicana de Potestate Regis & 
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 BECON, THOMAS. 
 *Newes out of heauen both pleasaunt & 
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 lation and coforte of all christen me. Bv 
 Theodore Basille. [Quot. from Romans, 
 10. how beautyfull ... At the end 
 occurs :] Imprynted at London in Bo- 
 tulphe lane, at the sygne of the whyte 
 Beare, by John Mayler for John Gough. 
 Anno dfli 1541. Cum priuilegio ad iin- 
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 8°, H in eights. With a prologue ad- 
 dressed " To the ry<dit worshipfull Maister 
 George Pierpount." 
 
 The Pomander of Prayer, by T. Becon. 
 [Quot. from Eccl. 14.] Imprinted at Lon- 
 don by John Daye. Cum Priuilegio. 8°, 
 A — Q 4 in eights. Printed within borders. 
 
 The Jewel of Joye. Philemon, Eusebius, 
 Theophile, and Christofer, talke togither. 
 [This forms a headline on B i. At the 
 eud occurs :] These bokes are to be solde 
 in the shop at the litle conduit in chepe- 
 side. [London, John Day and William 
 Seres, about 1550.] 8°, B— Y in eights : 
 Aa, 4 leaves, and the title with other in- 
 troductory matter. B. M. 
 
 This copy wants all before B i, includ- 
 ing title and (probably) dedication to the 
 Princess Elizabeth, as in the collected edi- 
 tion of the Works. In that dedication 
 Becon gives a very interesting account of 
 his travels in certain English shires, includ- 
 ing Warwickshire, which he found unusually 
 rich in men of education and culture. 
 
 *A confortable Epistle vntoo Goddes 
 faytbfull people in Englande / wherein 
 is declared the cause of taking awaye 
 the true Christen religion from them / & 
 howe it mave he recouered and obtained 
 agayne / newly made by Thomas Becon. 
 [Quot. from Habakkuk 1.] At the end 
 occurs : Imprynted at Strasburgh in 
 Elsas, at the . . . golde Bihal, in the 
 moneth of August . . . M.D.Liiii. Sm. 8". 
 
 BEDE. 
 Venerabilis Bedae presbyteri de tempori- 
 bus sine de sex setatibus huius seculi 
 Liber incipit. Venditur in vico diui lacobi 
 Sub Leone Argenteo. [Col.] Impressus 
 
 Parisius in Bellouisu Anno domini. 1507 
 Die. 5. Aprilis. Per Iohanne Petit 
 Commorante in Vico Diui Iacohi. Sub 
 Leone Argenteo. 4°. a, 8 : b, 4 : c, 8 : 
 d, 4 : e, 6. 
 
 BEHN, APHRA. 
 Plays Writteu by the late Ingenious Mrs. 
 Behn, Entire in Two Volumes. . . . 
 London, Printed for Jacob Tonson, . . . 
 M.OCC.II. 8°. 
 
 Poems upon Several Occasions ; With A 
 Voyage to the Island of Love. Also The 
 Lover in Fashion, being an Account from 
 Lycidus to Lysander, of his Voyage from 
 the Island of Love. By Mrs. A. Behn. 
 To which is added a Miscellany of New 
 Poems and Songs, by several Hands. The 
 Second Edition. London, Printed for 
 Francis Saunders . . . 1697. 8°. A, 8 
 leaves : (a), 8 leaves : B — K in eiu'bts : 
 Table, 1 leaf: B — I in eights ; Lycidus 
 . . . a — d in eights : Miscellany, B — M 
 in eights : Table, 2 leaves. Dedicated 
 to James Earl of Salisbury. 
 
 BELLOMAYTJS, JOHANNES. 
 
 **[Gradus Coinparationum. At the end 
 occurs :] Emprynted by Richarde Pyn- 
 son. 4°, eight leaves, or A in eights. 
 
 Dibdin quotes the Heber copy, wanting 
 the title, which I have not seen in any of 
 the editions, and did not know what book 
 he was describing. This is apparently the 
 editio princeps, and is complete with a single 
 sheet of eight. 
 
 BELLOPOLIUS, PETRUS. 
 Petri Bellopoelii Galli Tarnacii de Pace 
 inter invictissimos Henricvm Galliarvm, 
 et Edvardvm Angliae, Reges Oratio. Lon- 
 dini in iEdibus Guillelmi Powell. Cvm 
 Privilegio. 1552. 4°, roman letter, A — G 
 in fours : H, 5. Dedicated to John 
 [Dudley] Duke of Northumberland. 
 
 BERNARD, ST. 
 
 An Epistle of sait Bernarde / called the 
 golden epistle / whiche he set to a yog 
 religyous man whom he moche loued. 
 And after the Bayd epistle / foloweth 
 four reuelations of Saint Briger. [Col.] 
 ^1 Printed at London by Thomas God- 
 fray. Cum priuilegio Regali. 8°, A — C 
 in eights. 
 
 **TTA compedius & a moche fruytefull 
 treatyse of well liuynge, cotaynyng the 
 hole suine and effect of al vertue. 
 Wi vtten by S. Bernard & translated by 
 Thomas Pavnell. Cum priuilegio ad 
 imprimendum solum. [Col.] Imprynted 
 at London in Panics church yearde . . . 
 by Thomas Petyt ... 8°, 198 leaves + 
 
BERNARD. 
 
 BIBLE. 
 
 prefixes and a table. Dedicated to the 
 Princess Mary. 
 
 A Hive of Sacred Honie-Conibes Con- 
 taining Most Sweet and Heavenly Covn- 
 sels : Taken ovt of the Workes of the 
 Mellifivovs Doctor S. Bernard, Abbot 
 of Clareval. Faithfully translated into 
 English by the It. Fa. Antonie Butt 
 Monke, of the holie Order of S. Bennet, 
 of the Congregation of England. Printed 
 at Doway by Peter Avroy, for Iohn 
 Heigham Anno 1631. Sm. 8°. * 8 leaves : 
 **, 4 leaves : A — Qq in eights : Rr, 10 
 leaves. Dedicated to Queen Henriette 
 Marie de Bourbon by Batt. 
 
 Prefixed is an Epigram by Brother Leander 
 
 Neville, and some Verses to the Header by 
 
 Batt himself. 
 
 BERNARD, RICHARD, of Batcombe. 
 The Isle of Man : . . . The seuenth Edi- 
 tion. London, Printed for Edward Black- 
 inore, . . . 1630. Sm. 8°, A— N in 
 twelves, last leaf blank. 
 
 Puttick's, July 19, 1888, No. Ill, misdated 
 1610. 
 
 BERTHOLDUS, ANDREAS, of Oschatz. 
 The Wonderful! and strange effect and 
 vertues of a new Terra Snjillata lately 
 found out in Gerinanie. With the right 
 order of the applying and administring 
 of it : being oftentimes tried and experi- 
 enced by Andreas Berthoklus of Oschatz 
 in Misnia. At London, Printed by Robert 
 Robinson for Richard Watkins. 1587. 
 8°. A, 4 leaves : B— D 4 in eights. 
 B.M. 
 
 Dedicated from Alvingham, 14th August, 
 1587, by B. G. to Doctors Maister and 
 Baylie, in an epistle, where B. G. refers to 
 the exertions of Mr. Hugh Morgan, her 
 Majesty's apothecary, in introducing into 
 England the rarest, perfectest, and best 
 sorts of all manner of plants, fruits, juices, 
 metals, minerals, &c, for the preserving or 
 restoring of health. 
 
 BEZA, THEODORE. 
 A briefe and piththie summe of the 
 Christian faith made in forme of a con- 
 fession, with a confutation of all such 
 superstitious errours as are contrary there- 
 vnto. Made by Theodore of Beze. Trans- 
 lated out of French by R. F. Printed at 
 London by Richard Serll, dwellyng in 
 Flete lane, at the signe of the halfe Egle 
 and the keye. 8°. Title, dedication by 
 R. Fylls to the Earl of Huntingdon, and 
 first leaf of Table, 8 leaves : A — Bb in 
 eights, A 8 blank. 
 
 BIBLE. 
 
 Sacra Biblioe Tomvs Primvs [et Secun- 
 dus.] London, T. Berthelet, 1535. 4°. 
 
 . The Vulgate version. See Beliquice 
 Hearniance, 2nd ed., i. 18. Hearne quotes, 
 under date of July 30, 1705, a letter from 
 "Wanley, keeper of the Harleian Library, 
 to Dr. Charlett, in which he describes a 
 copy, though imperfectly, and in a note 
 Dr. Bliss, editor of the lieliquia 7 , completes 
 the account from a copy, wanting title and 
 preface, in the Bodleian. 
 
 From these two sources we glean the 
 following particulars : — 
 
 Sacrae Bibliae Tomvs Primvs, in Qvo Con- 
 tinentvr, Quinque Libri Moysi, Libri Josuae, 
 et Judicum, Liber Psalmorum, Proverbia 
 Salomonis, Liber Sapieutiae, et Novum Tes- 
 tamentum Iesv Christi . . . [Col.] Londini, 
 Excvdebat Thomas Bertheletvs Kegivs Im- 
 pressor. Anno MDXXXV. Mense Ivl. 4°. 
 Title and preface (wanting in copy referred 
 to) : Tahrta Historiarvm, 8 leaves : the 
 work, 304 leaves, the last blank. The 
 New Testament commences on XXiii, col. b. 
 This is Bliss's mode of conveying biblio- 
 graphical information. 
 
 Wanley states that in the preface, which 
 he supposes to have been written by the 
 King himself, the rest of the Scriptures 
 are promised. The announced and im- 
 plied second volume probably included the 
 Apocrypha, or it would have been more 
 slender than the first, and, which is more 
 singular, the New Testament would, if it 
 had appeared, have been interposed. 
 
 Herbert, p. 425, gives the title with some 
 literal variations. He cites the Bodleian 
 copy, but does not say that it was titleless. 
 
 The Byble / Which is all the holy Scrip- 
 ture : In whych are contayned the Ohle 
 and Newe Testament truly and purely 
 translated into Englysh by Thomas- 
 Matthew. Esaye 1. Hearcken to ye 
 heauens . . . m, d, xxxvii. [Col.] The 
 ende of the newe Testament / and of the 
 whole Byble. To the honoure and 
 prayse of God was this Byble prynted 
 and fynesshed / in the yere of oure 
 Lorde God a. m, d, xxxviii. Large folio. 
 In two columns. *, 6 leaves : **, 8 leaves : 
 ***, 6 leaves : a — z in eights : Aa — 3 I 
 in eights : 3 K, 9 leaves : New Testament, 
 with separate title, A — O in eights, the 
 colophon on O 8. With woodcuts. 
 
 The Byble in Englyshe of the largest 
 and greatest volume, auctorysed and 
 apoynted by the commaundemente of 
 oure moost redoubted Prynce, and soue- 
 ray^ne Lorde kyn<;e Henrye the . viii . 
 supreme heade of this his churches and 
 Realme of En^lande : to be frequented 
 and vsed in euery churche . . . Printed 
 by Edwarde Whitchurch. Cum priui- 
 legio ad impriniendum solum. 1541. 
 Large folio. In two columns. With 
 woodcuts and the titles enclosed within 
 broad engraved borders. Preliminaries, 
 6 leaves : a — i in eights : Second Part, 
 
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 A Description of the Sea and Coasts of the 
 
BODY. 
 
 BO YLE. 
 
 Easterne, Northerne, and Westerne Navi- 
 gation ; Collected and Compiled together 
 out of the Discoveries of many Skilfull 
 and expert Sea-men, . . . and Translated 
 out of Dutch into English, By Richard 
 Hynmers. Newly corrected of many 
 faults. Amsterdam, Printed by William 
 Iohnson Blaev, dwelling vpon the Water, 
 by the Old Bridge, at the Signe of the 
 Golden Sunne-Dyall. cio. 10 cxxxv. 
 Cum Privilegio. Folio. With numerous 
 charts, maps, and diagrams. Divided 
 into three Books, each of which forms 
 distinct parts, with separate paging to the 
 several Books. 
 
 **BODY OF POLICY. 
 The book which is called the body of 
 polycye, and it speketh of Venues and 
 good maners. lib. III. Translated out 
 of French. [Col.] Thus endeth the boke 
 of the body of polycye. Imprynted at 
 London without Newgate in S. Pulkers 
 parysh by John Skot theyere M CCCCC XXI. 
 4°. 
 
 The copy seen by Ames and Herbert was 
 
 printed on vellum. Neither they nor 
 
 Dibdin give any collation. 
 
 BOIARDO, MATTEO MARIA, Count of 
 Scandiano. 
 
 Orlando Inamorato. The three first 
 Bookes of that famous Noble Gentleman 
 and learned Poet, Maihew Maria Boiardo 
 Earle of Scandiano in Lombardie. Done 
 into English Heroicall Verse, By R. T. 
 Gentleman. 
 
 Parendo impero 
 
 Imperando pereo. 
 
 Printed at London by Valentine Sims, 
 dwelling on Adling hil at the signe of the 
 white Swanne. 1598. 4°, A— I 3 in 
 fours. In 8-line stanzas. Dedicated by 
 Robert Tofte to the Lady Margarite 
 Morgan, wife of Sir John Morgan, of 
 Chilworth in the County of Surrey, 
 Captain of Her Majesty's horsemen in 
 that shire. B. M. 
 
 George Steevens's copy. At the end 
 occurs : II Disgratiato. K. T. G. 
 
 BONAVENTURA. 
 
 The Life of the Most holy Father S. 
 Francis, Written, and in one booke com- 
 piled, by that famous and learned man 
 S. Bonauenture a Freer Minor, Cardinal 1 
 of the holy Roman Church Bishop of 
 Alba, and the Seraphicall Doctor of the 
 Church. Now lately translated into our 
 English tongue. . . . Imprinted at Doway, 
 by Martin Bogard, 1635. Sm. 8°. a and 
 e, 8 leaver each : A — Z in eights : leaf as 
 
 to Errata. Dedicated by F. C, the per- 
 user, to the Lady Winifred Englefield. 
 Translated by Anthony Montague. 
 BOOK. 
 *The contents conteyned in thys boke. 
 Fyrst a kalander. A prayer to say at 
 your vprysynge. . . Thys Emprynteth at 
 westmynster by me Julyan Notary. 
 Dwellynge in kyng strete. Anno do- 
 mini m. vc. ii. die mensis Aprilis. 12°. 
 
 Described by Herbert from a small frag- 
 ment in the possession of John Fenn, Esq. 
 
 BOOKS. 
 A Proclamation to inhibite the Sale of 
 Latine Bookes reprinted beyond the Seas, 
 hauing been first Printed in Oxford or 
 Cambridge. Printed at London by 
 Bonham Norton and Iohn Bill, . . . 
 m.dc.xxv. A broadsheet formed of two 
 leaves. 
 
 BOURNE, WILLIAM. 
 *A Regiment for the Sea, containing very 
 necessary matters for all sorts of Sea-men 
 and Trauailers, as Masters of ships, 
 Pilots, Marriners, and Marchants, Newly 
 corrected and amended by the Author. 
 Wherevnto is added a Hidrographicall 
 discourse to go vnto Cathay, fiue seuerall 
 wayes. Written by William Bourne. 
 Imprinted at London by T. Este for John 
 Wight. [At the end is added:] 1584. 
 4°. Dedicated to Edward Earl of Lincoln. 
 
 BOWREY, THOMAS. 
 A Dictionary English and Malayo, Ma- 
 layo and English. To which is Added 
 Some short Grammar Rules & Directions 
 for the better Observation of the Pro- 
 priety and Elegancy of this Language. 
 And also Several Miscellanies, Dialogues, 
 and Letters, in English and Malayo . . . 
 Together with a Table of Time, . . . Lon- 
 don : Printed by Sam. Bridge for the 
 Author, . . . 1701. 4°, A— 4 E 2 in 
 fours : *, 4 leaves : a (between A and B), 
 4 leaves. With a map of the countries 
 where the Malayo tongue is spoken. 
 Dedicated to the Directors of the English 
 East India Company. B. M. 
 
 BOYD, ZACHARY. 
 
 The Last Battell of the Sovle in Death, 
 1. Volume. Careful lie digested . . . 
 Bernard in Serm. JVovissima sunt quatuor, 
 . . . Idem. Senibus mors . . . Printed at 
 Edinburgh, by the Heires of Andro Hart. 
 1629. 
 
 Sotheby's, April 19, 1888, No. 89. A 
 differing title-page only. 
 
 BOYLE, ROGER, Earl of Orrery. 
 A Treatise of the Art of War : Dedicated 
 
BRADFORD. 
 
 BREVIA. 
 
 to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty. 
 And Written by the Right Honourable 
 Roger Earl of Orrery. In the Savoy : 
 Printed by T. N. for Henry Herringnian. 
 . . . m.dc.lxxvii. Folio. Portrait of 
 Charles II. on horseback by De Blois, 
 and title, 2 leaves : a — b — c, 2 leaves 
 each : titles of chapters, &c, 1 leaf: B — 
 3 G, 2 leaves each, last leaf blank. 
 
 BRADFORD, JOHN. 
 *A11 the examinacions of the Constante 
 niartir of God, M. Iohn Bradforde, before 
 the Lorde Chancellor, B. of Winchester, 
 the B. of London, & other comissioners : 
 whervnto is annexed his priuate talk & 
 contlictes in prison after hiscondeninacion, 
 with the Archb. of York, the B. of Chi- 
 chester, Alphonsus, and King Philips 
 confessour, two Spanish freers, and sundry 
 others. With his modest learned and 
 godly answeres. Anno Domini . 1561. 
 Cum Priuilegio . . . [Col.] Imprinted 
 at London in Fletestrete at the Signe of 
 the Faucon by William Griffith, and are 
 to be sold at the little shop in saincte 
 Dunstones churchyard . . . The xiii. 
 daie of Mave. 8°, 114 leaves. 
 BRADY, ROBERT, M.D. 
 An Historical Treatise of Cities, and 
 Burghs or Boroughs. Shewing, Their 
 Original, and whence, and from whom 
 they received their Liberties, Privileges 
 and Immunities ; what they were, and 
 what made and constituted a Free Burgh, 
 &, Free Burgesses. . . . London : Printed 
 for Samuel Lowndes . . . 1699. Folio, 
 A — L in fours : Appendix, A — D in fours : 
 E, 6. 
 
 BRETON, NICHOLAS. 
 The Pilgrimage to Paradise, ioyned with 
 the Countesse of Pembrookes loue, com- 
 piled in verse by Nicholas Breton Gentle- 
 man. Ccelum virtutis patria. At Oxford 
 printed, by Ioseph Barnes, and are to he 
 Bolde in Paules ( !hurch-yeard, at the signe 
 of the Tygers head. 1592. 4". %, 4 
 leaves: A — N in fours, N 4 with the 
 Errata. II. M. 
 
 The Corser copy. Dedicated to the 
 Countess of Pembroke, after which comes 
 an address by the author to the students 
 ami scholars of Oxford and a republication 
 of a portion of the Bower of /></i<i/its, 1591. 
 Both the poems in this volume are in 
 stanzas of six lilies. 
 
 BRETONNEAU, FRANCOIS. 
 
 Ahrege de la Vie de Jacques II. Roy de 
 la Grande Bretagne, &c. Tire d'un ecrit 
 Anglois du R. P. Francois Sanders, de la 
 Comiiagnie de Jesus. Conl'esseux de Sa 
 Majeste. Par le P. Frangois Bretonneau 
 
 de la mesme Compagnie. Avec tin recueil 
 des sentimens du mesme Roy, sur divers 
 sujets de Piete\ A Paris, De iTmprinierie 
 Royale. m . dcciii. Title and Avertisse- 
 ment, 3 leaves ; A — Bb in sixes : Cc, 2 
 leaves. With a portrait after Kueller. 
 Sotheby's, Juue 1888 (Turner, 1562). On 
 the flyleaf occurs : " For y English Domi- 
 nicans at Louvain from y Queen of Eng- 
 land." 
 
 BREVIA. 
 # Natura breuium. The olde tenures. 
 Lyttlton tenures. The new talys. The 
 articles vppon the new talys. Diuersyte 
 of courtes. Justyce of peace. The char- 
 tuary. Court baron. Court of hundrede. 
 Retorna breuium. The ordynauuee for 
 takyngeof fees in the escheker. . . . Cum 
 priuilegio. [Col.] Thus endeth these 
 xii. bokes . . . Prentyd by w. Rastell in 
 Fletestrete in saynt Brydys chyrche \ arde, 
 the yere of oure lorde 1534. 4°. 
 
 Herbert says that it was also printed this 
 year in 24 mo . He gives no collation. 
 
 [Natura Brevium. The colophon is :] 
 Here endeth the boke of Natura breuium 
 Eniprynted by Richard Pynson. Folio, 
 a — c in eights, a 1 blank : d — e in sixes : 
 f, 8 : g — h in sixes : i, 4, the last leaf 
 with the mark only. There is no regular 
 title. 
 
 Natura Breuiu [Col.] Here endeth the 
 boke of natura breuium. Eniprynted by 
 Ricliarde Pynson. Folio, A — H in sixes : 
 I, 4 leaves. With Pynson's device on the 
 last page. Grenv. Coll. 
 
 There is no title-page, what is given above 
 occurring as a headline on A i. 
 *Natura breuium newly and moost trewly 
 corrected / with diuers additions of sta- 
 tutes / boke / cases / pleas in abatemetes of 
 the sayd writtes & theyr declaracions / & 
 barres to the same added and put in theyr 
 places most conuenient. [Col.] Here 
 endeth the Natures of writtes in Frenche. 
 Imprynted by me Robert Redman / at 
 London dwellvnge in the Fletestrete by 
 saint Dunstones churche at the syne of the 
 (ieorge. Cu Priuilegio a rege Indulto. 
 Folio, A — O in sixes : P, 8. 
 *Natvra Brevivm Newly and moost treuly 
 corrected. Wyth dyuers additions of 
 statutes, boke cases, . . . Imprynted in 
 the yeare of our Lorde God m.ccccc.xlv. 
 [Col.] % Imprynted at London Wythout 
 Temple i>arre in saint Clementes paryshe 
 by me Henry Smyth. 8°. 179 leaves, 
 besides the tables at etui. 
 *Registrum omnia breuium tarn origina- 
 liu tpuain iudicialium. Londini. Apud 
 
BREVIARIUM. 
 
 13 
 
 BRINSLEY. 
 
 Guilielnmm Rastell. 1531. Cvni Privi- 
 legio. [Col.] Thus endyth thys boke 
 called the Register of the wryttys orygy- 
 nall and iudiciall, prentyd at London by 
 Wyllyam Rastell, and is to sell in Flete- 
 strete at the house of the sayde Wyllyam, 
 or in Poulys chyrch yarde, or els at temple 
 barre at the house of Robert Redman. 
 Cvm Privilegio. Folio. 
 
 The writs are in Latin ; but some of the 
 rules and notes are in French. The first 
 part has 321 leaves, besides the table ; the 
 second, or judicial writs, 85 leaves and the 
 table. 
 
 *"*Returna Brm. [Col.] Emprynted at 
 Lodon in fietestrete By Ryehard Pynson. 
 The yere of oure lord god. m.ccccc. xvi. 
 4°, 12 leaves. 
 
 *Returna breuium. [Col.] Explicit Re- 
 turna Briuium nouiter castigatum / Im- 
 pressuin Londonij per me Robertum Red- 
 man Anno doniini M.ccccc.xxxii. die vero 
 mensis Februarij. xviij. 8°, A — B 4 in 
 eights. With Pynson's cypher. 
 
 Returna breuium. An. m.d.xliij. [This 
 title is in a compartment, and there is no 
 colophon or other imprint.] 8°, A — B 4 
 in eights. 
 
 Apparently from the press of Robert Toy, 
 with whose edition of the Ordinance it is 
 in this copy bound up. But I suspect it to 
 be merely part of the collective impression 
 of twelve of these pieces, of which there 
 were one or two issues for the convenience 
 of lawyers and students. 
 
 BREVIARIUM. 
 
 Breuiarij Aberdonesis ad percelebris ecclie 
 Scotorg potissimug vsum et consuetudine 
 Pars hyemalis : de tpe et de stis ac daui- 
 tico psalterio congruenter per ferias diuiso : 
 cum Innitatorijs hymnis Antiphonis capi- 
 tulis Responsorijs horis feriarg comaeora- 
 tionibg j> ani curriculu necno coe scorg 
 plurimagqg v'ginu & matronarg ac diuer- 
 sorg scorg legedis : q sparsim in incerto 
 antea vagabantur : cum Kalendario et 
 mobiliu festorum tabula ppetua varijsq ; 
 alijs adiuctis & de nouo additis sacerdo- 
 tibg plurimu q necessary's i Edinburgesi 
 oppido walteri chepma mercatoris ipesis 
 Ipressa Februarys idibus. Anno salntis 
 nfe & gre. ix M. supra et quigetesimu. 
 4°. Calendar, 8 leaves : Regula perpetua, 
 &c, 8 leaves : A — Kk in eights : Advent 
 Sunday, &c, A- — NN"in fours : Proprium 
 sanctorum, A - — DD - in fours. In two 
 columns. 
 
 (ii.) Breuiarij Aberdonesis . . . Pars estiua- 
 lis : . . . I Ediburgesi oppido walteri chep- 
 ma mercatoris ipesis impressa pridie nonas 
 
 Junii. Anno salutis nfe & gre . x. M. 
 supra et qulgetesirnu. 4°. Calendar, 8 
 leaves : Regula perpetua, &c, 4 leaves : 
 a — kk in fours : [no A :] B — P in fours : 
 Q, 1 leaf : Proprium sanctorum, A — XX 
 in fours, with the colophon, dated June 4, 
 1510, on XX 4 recto, and Chepman's 
 device on the reverse. 
 
 *Breuiariu secundu vsum hereford. [This 
 title in red is over a cut of the portcullis 
 crowned and supported, &c. At the end 
 occurs :] Ad benedictissimi semperq ; sac- 
 ratissimi domini ac saluatoris nostri iesu 
 christi gloriam : et ad totius celestis 
 curie laude: atq ; singularem illustrissime 
 coinitis richemonten. commendationem : 
 necnonad totigecclesie hereford' vtilitatem 
 et salutem: impressum est hoc breuiarium 
 secudum eiusdem diocesis vsum in claris- 
 simo rathomagen . emporio : inipensis et 
 curalnghelberti haghe dictecomitisbiblio- 
 pole ac dedititii Anno salutis christi Mil- 
 lesimo quingentesimo qiuto. ii. non. 
 augusti. 16° or small 8°. In two parts, 
 the second coniniencim r with fresh signa- 
 tures, AA— FF in eights, FF 8 blank. 
 Dedicated to the Countess of Richmond 
 and Derby. 
 
 Herbert does not give the collation of 
 Part I. 
 
 BRIDOUL, FATHER TOUSSAINT, of 
 the Society of Jesus. 
 The School of the Eucharist Established 
 upon the Miraculous Respects and Ac- 
 knowledgments, which Beasts, Birds, and 
 Insects, upon several Occasions, have 
 rendred to the Holy Sacrament of the 
 Altar . . . now made English, and pub- 
 lished, With a Preface concerning the 
 testimony of Miracles. . . . London : 
 Printed for Randal Taylor, . . . 1687. 
 4°, A — I in fours, besides the title and 
 Imprimatur. 
 
 BRIEGERUS, JULIUS. 
 Flores Calvinistici Decerpti ex Vita 
 Robert! Dvdlei Comitis Lecestriae in 
 Anglia ; Hollandia ac Zelandia pro 
 Elizabetha Anglias Regina Gubernatoris. 
 Ioannis Calvini, Thomse Cranmeri, Ioan- 
 nia Knoxij ; aliorumque Protectorum & 
 Apostolorum sectai Zvvinglianse & Cal- 
 uinianse in Anglia, Scotia, Gallia, Belgio 
 & Germania. . . . Neapoli . . . Anno 
 m.d.lxxxv. 8°, A — F 3 in eights. 
 
 BRINSLEY, JOHN. 
 Pveriles Conf'abulatiuncuke : Or Chil- 
 drens Dialogues, Little conferences, or 
 talkings together, or little speeches to- 
 gether, or Dialogues fit for children. 
 London, Printed by H. L. for Thomas 
 
BROUN. 
 
 14 
 
 BULLINGER. 
 
 Man. 1617. Small 8°, A— E 4 in eights. 
 B.M. 
 
 With a postscript by John Brinsley, who 
 speaks of condescending to the requests of 
 those who had called for the translations 
 mentioned and promised in his Grammar- 
 School, 1612. 
 
 BROUN, ANDREW, M.J). 
 
 A Vindicatory Schedule, concerning the 
 New Cure of Fevers : . . . . Edinbvrgh, 
 Printed by John Reid, at his Printing- 
 house in Bells Wynd, at the head of the 
 Court of Guard. 1691. To be sold be 
 John Mackie In the Parliament Close. 
 8°. Title, 1 leaf : dedications to James 
 Viscount Stair, &c, 9 leaves : Preface, 
 Contents, &c, 13 leaves : A — 2 in eights. 
 
 BROWN THOMAS. 
 
 Memoirs Relating to the late Famous Mr. 
 Tho. Brown. With a Catalogue of his 
 Library. London, Printed, and Sold by 
 B. Brag. . . . 1704. (Price Six Pence.') 
 4°, A — D, 2 leaves each, a leaf of E with 
 verses, and title and half-title, 2 leaves 
 more. 
 
 BROWNE, SIR THOMAS, M.D. 
 Pseudodoxia Epidemica : . . . . The Third 
 Edition, Corrected and Enlarged by the 
 Author. Together with some Marginall 
 Observations, and a Table Alphabeticall 
 at the end. [Quot. from Julius Scaliger.] 
 London, Printed by R. W. for Nath. 
 Ekins, . . . 1658. Folio. Title and other 
 prefixes under A, 6 leaves : no B : C — Xx 
 in fours. 
 
 BRUNUS, LUDOVICUS, Bishop of Asti, 
 oh. 1508. 
 Cronica summaria Serenissime dne His- 
 paniarum refine [Isabella of Castile] : et 
 de eius obitu. Londini per R. Pynson. 
 [1504.] 4", 12 leaves. Huth Coll. 
 
 Apparently a reprint of the supposed 
 Roman edition, of which a copy is in the 
 Br. Museum. The chief interest of this 
 tract is in connection with the Spanish 
 alliance and Catharine of Arragon. 
 
 BUCHANAN, GEORGE. 
 Rervm Scoticarvm Historia, libris xx. 
 descripta . . . 1624. Francofvrti ad 
 Mceiivm. 8°. (:) 4 leaves : A — Ii 4 in 
 
 eights. 
 
 Rerum Scoticarum Historia . . . Vltra- 
 
 trajecti . . . CIO. ldc. LXViil. 8°. *, 4 
 
 leaves : a — e 2 in eights : A — 3 D 2 in 
 eights. 
 
 Rerum Scoticarum Historia . . . Trajecti 
 ad Rhenum, . . . m.dc.xcvii. 8°, a — e in 
 eights : A — Zz in eights. 
 
 Georgii Buchanaui Scoti Franciscanus et 
 
 Fratres. Elegiarum Lib. 1. . . . Quibus 
 jam recens accedunt De Sphgera Libri V. 
 In Bibliopolio Commeliano. cio io cix. 
 8°, A— N 4 in eights. 
 
 Georgii Buchanani Scoti ad Viros sui Seculi 
 clarissimos, Eorumque ad eundem, Epis- 
 tolsp. Ex MSS. accurate descript*, Nunc 
 primum in lucem editse. Londini . . . 
 1701. 8°, A— G in eights, A 8 with 
 Errata. 
 
 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 
 The Copy of a Letter from Alisbvry. 
 Directed to Colonell Hampden, Colonell 
 Goodwin, and read in both Houses of Par- 
 liament, May 18. 1643. Relating how 
 his Maiesty hath but 12 or 1400~ of his 
 Forces, under the Command of the Earle 
 of Cleveland, the Lord Shandosse, the 
 Lord Crayford, and Sir Iohn Byron, into 
 those parts, who amongst many other 
 cruelties fired a Countrey Towne called 
 Swanborne, . . . With An Ordinance 
 concerning the Arch-Bishop of Canter- 
 bury. . . . London, May 19. Printed for 
 Iohn Wright . . . 1643. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 BULLEIN, WILLIAM, M.D. 
 *Bulleins Bulwarke of dei'ece againste all 
 Sicknes, Sornes, and wound es that dooe 
 daily assaulte mankinde,whiche Bulwarke 
 is kepte with Hillarius the Gardiner, 
 Health the Phisician, with their Chirur- 
 gian, to helpe the wounded soldiors. 
 Gathered and practised fro the moste 
 worthie learned, both old and newe : to 
 the greate coinforte of mankinde : Doen 
 by Willyam Bullevn, and ended this 
 Marche. Anno salutis. 1562. Imprinted 
 at London by Jhon Kyngston. Folio. 
 Dedicated to Lord Hunsdon. 
 
 [BULLINGER, HENRY, and THEO- 
 DORE DE BEZE.] 
 A Confession of Fayth, made by common 
 consent of diners reformed Churches be- 
 yonde the Seas : with an Exhortation to 
 the Reformation of the Churche. Per- 
 used and allowed accordinge to the 
 Queenes Maiesties Injunctions. Im- 
 printed at London by Henry Wykes, for 
 Lucas Harrison. [1566.] Small 8°, 
 A — F 2 in eights and A — in eights. 
 
 r, m. 
 
 The Preface " Vnto the Christian Reader" 
 is signed /. O. The exhortation is by Theo- 
 dore de Beze, and is addressed to Louis of 
 Bourbon, Prince of Conde, from Geneva, 
 the 10 from the Calends of March 1565. 
 At the end occurs: "This confession of 
 faith, was publiquely presented again to 
 the kings Maiestie, Charles the . is. of that 
 name at Poissy the yeare 1561, the ninth 
 Septemb." 
 
BUN Y AN. 
 
 '5 
 
 BUTLER. 
 
 *A Confesion of Faith . . . Imprinted at 
 London l>y H. Bynneman, for Luke Har- 
 rison, m.d.lxxi. 8°, S in eights. 
 
 BUNYAN, JOHN. 
 
 The Pilgrim's Progress. From this World 
 to that which is to come. The Second 
 Part. Delivered under the Similitude of 
 a Dream. Wherein is set forth The 
 manner of the setting out of Christian's 
 Wife and Children, their Dangerous Jour- 
 ney, and Safe Arrival at the Desired 
 Country ... By John Bunyan. / have 
 used Similitudes, Hos. 12. 1. London, 
 Printed for Nathaniel Ponder, . . . 1684. 
 12°. A, 6 leaves : B— K in twelves : L, 
 4, besides the frontispiece and a cut be- 
 tween pp. 182-3. 
 
 On the back of the title is Bunyan's ap- 
 pointment of N. Ponder as the publisher, 
 and the book is introduced by a metrical 
 interlocution by the author, in which a 
 statement of Objects is followed by An- 
 swers. I describe Mr. Elliot Stock's copy ; 
 in the Lenox Library at New York is a 
 second copy witli a cut between pp. 52-3, 
 not in this, and some leaves of advertise- 
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 The Pilgrims Progress, From this World 
 to that which is to come : The Second 
 Part . . . London, Printed for Nath. 
 Ponder ... 1 687. Frontispiece, 1 leaf : 
 A, 6 leaves : B— I in twelves ; I, 6, the 
 last leaf blank. With two page-engrav- 
 ings at pp. 52-3 and 160-1. 
 
 The Barren Fig-tree : Or, The Doom & 
 Dovvnfal of the Fruitless Professor. Shew- 
 ing, That the Day of Grace may be past 
 with him long before his Life is ended. 
 ... To which is added His [Bunyan's] 
 Exhortation to Peace and Unity among 
 all that fear God. London, Printed for 
 J. Robinson, . . . 1688. 12°, A— H in 
 twelves. 
 
 BURGES, C, D.D. 
 
 No Sacrilege nor Sin to Alienate or Pur- 
 chase Cathedral Lands, as such : Or, A 
 Vindication of, not onely the Late Pur- 
 chasers ; but, of the Antient Nobility and 
 Gentry ; yea, of the Crown it self, all 
 deeply wounded by the false Charge of 
 Sacrilege upon New Purchasers. The 
 third Edition, Revised, and Abbreviated, 
 for the Service of the Parliament : With a 
 Post-script to Dr. Pearson. . . . London ; 
 Printed by James Cottrel. 1660. 4°, 
 A — K in fours. Dedicated to the Parlia- 
 ment. 
 
 BURLEY, WALTER. 
 
 Incipit Pulcher tractatt? collectus p vene- 
 rabilem doctore Walteru hurley Anglicu. 
 
 De vita prior. [This is a headline on the 
 top of the leaf following the Table. At 
 the end occurs :] Et sic finitur perpulcher 
 tractatus . . . [Colonise] Per me Arnoldu 
 ter Home Anno dai. 1472. 4°. Table, 
 12 leaves : the work, 85 leaves. Without 
 signatures and catchwords. 
 
 Sotheby's, June 1888 (Turner, 740). The 
 figures of the date are very singular, and 
 remind one of the mysterious Caxtou mono- 
 gram. 
 
 Liber de vitaac moribus ph'orum. poetartl 
 q3 veteri? ex multis libris tractus ; necno 
 breuiter& copendiose p venerabilemvirum 
 mgfm walter3 hurley copilatus incipit 
 feliciter. [Col.] Liber de vitz a [sic] 
 moribus ph'orum impress? per me Con- 
 radu de lomborch. Admissus aut ac 
 approbatus ab alma vniuersitate Colo- 
 niensi desinit feliciter. 4°, A — 1 in 
 eights : m, 9. 
 
 BURTON, RICHARD. 
 Unparallel'd Varieties .... The Second 
 Edition. London, Printed for Nath. 
 Crouch, . . . 1685. 12°, A— H in twelves, 
 and I, 8 leaves, besides the frontispiece 
 and plates at B, E, F, H, and 1. 
 
 Winter- Evenings' Entertainments. In 
 Two Parts . . . By R. B. The Third 
 Edition. London, Printed for Nath. 
 Crouch .... 1705. 12°, A— H in 
 twelves. With cuts. 
 
 BUSH, PAUL, Priest and Bonhomme of 
 Edingdon [Addington]. 
 *This lytell boke conteynethe certayne 
 godly medycynes necessary to be vsed 
 among weldisposed people to eschew & 
 to auoyde the comen plage of pestilens / 
 thus collecte and sette forth in ordre 
 by the diligent laboure of the religyous 
 brother syr Paule Bushe preste and bone- 
 home in the good house Edyngdon . . . 
 [Col.] Imprynted by me Robert Redman 
 Cum priuilegio. 8°, A — B 4 in eights. 
 With an address by the author to the 
 readers on the back of the title in three 
 7-line stanzas. 
 
 BUSHELL, THOMAS. 
 A lust and True Remonstrance of His 
 MaiestiesMines-Royall in the Principality 
 of Wales. Presented by Thomas Bushell 
 Esquire, Farmor of the said Mines-Royall 
 to his Majestic Printed at London by 
 E. G. 1641. 1[ Cum privilegio. 4", 
 A — E 2 in lours. 
 
 BUTLER, CHARLES, of Magdalen Col- 
 lege, Oxford. 
 *Khetoricse libri duo, quorum Prior de 
 Tropis & Figuris, Posterior de Voce & 
 
C. H. 
 
 ( 16 ) 
 
 CAME RAR JUS. 
 
 Gestu, Prsecipue in vsum scholarum 
 accuratius editi. Oxonise. Excudebat 
 Iosephvs Barnesivs. 1600. 8°, A— I 4 
 in eights, besides the prefixes. Dedicated 
 to Sir Thomas Egerton, Lord Keeper. 
 
 Suggeneia. De Propinqvitatis Matrimo- 
 
 nium impediente Regvla. Quas vna 
 omnes queestionis huius difncultatis facile 
 expediat. Authore Carolo Bvtler, Magd. 
 . . . Oxonise, Excudebant Iohannes Lich- 
 field & GvliefmvB Tvrner, . . . 1625. 4°, 
 A — K 2 in lours. 
 
 C. 
 
 C. H., Gent. 
 The Plain Englishman's Historian : Or, 
 A Compendious Chronicle of England, 
 From its first being Inhabited to this 
 present Year 1679. . . . London, Printed 
 for Langley Curtis in Goat Court on 
 Ludgate - hill. 1679. 12°, A— G in 
 twelves, A with Imprimatur and G 12 
 blank. 
 
 C.J. 
 Brief Observations Concerning Trade, and 
 Interest of Money. By J. C. London, 
 Printed for Elizabeth Calvert at the 
 Black-spread Eagle in Barbican, . . . 
 1668. 4°, A— E in fours, E 4 blank. 
 
 On C 3 occurs a separate title to a reprint 
 of A Tract against Usuric, 1021. 
 
 A Short Addition to the Observations . . . 
 By the same Hand. London, Printed 
 for Henry Mortlock, . . . 1668. 4°, 
 A — B in fours, first and last leaves blank. 
 
 C. J., D.D. 
 Contemplations on the Life & Glorv of 
 Holy Mary, The Mother of Jesus. With 
 a Daily Office, agreeing to each Mystery 
 thereof. . . . Paris, Anno Domini, 1683. 
 Permissa Superiorum. Sin. 8°. A, 4 
 leaves : (a), 4 leaves : B — N in fours. 
 
 CALVIN, JOHN. 
 The Mynde of the Godly and excellent 
 learned man M. Jhon Caluyne, what a 
 Faithfull man, which is instructe in the 
 Worde of God ought to do, dwellinge 
 amongest the Papistes. [Quot. from 2 
 Cor. 6.] Anno Domini m.d.xlviii. [Col.] 
 Imprinted at Ippvswiche by me Jhon 
 Oswen. Cum priuilegio. ... 8°, A — K 4 
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 *Of the life or conuersation of a Christen 
 man, a right godly treatise, wrytten in 
 the latin tongue, by maister John Caluyne, 
 a man of ryght excellente learnynge and 
 of no lesse conuersation. Translated into 
 English by Thomas Broke Esquier, Pay- 
 maister of Doner. An. m.d.xlix. The 
 first day of January. [Col.] Imprinted 
 
 at London by John Daye & Wyllyam 
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 *An epistle both of Godly Consolacion 
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 John Caluine the pastoui & preacher of 
 Geneua, to the right noble prince Edwarde 
 Duke of Somerset, before the tyme or 
 knoweledge had of his trouble, but de- 
 lyuered to the sayde Duke, in the time 
 of his trouble, and so translated out of 
 frenshe by the same Duke. Imprinted 
 at London by Edward whitchurche, the . 
 v. daye of Aprill. 1550. Cum priui- 
 legio " . . 8°, E 2 in eights. 
 *The Catechisme, or maner to teache Chil- 
 dren the Christian Religion. Made by 
 . . . Jhon Caluin. . . . Imprinted at 
 London by Jhon Kyngston. 1582. 8°, 
 A — K in eights. 
 
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 . . . Adiectum est in fine exemplar qua- 
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 CAMERARIUS, P., Councillor to the Free 
 State of Niimberg. 
 The Living Librarie, Or Meditations and 
 Observations Historical], Natvral, Moral, 
 Political, and Poetical. Written in Latin 
 . . . And done into English by Iohn Molle 
 Esquire. 
 
 Hee, of all others, fittest is to write. 
 That interminglcth Profit with Delight. 
 Horace. 
 London Printed by Adam Islip. 1621. 
 Folio, A — Mm in sixes, first and last 
 leaves blank. Dedicated, to John [Wil- 
 liams,] Lord Bishop of Lincoln, Lord 
 Keeper, by Richard Baddeley. The title 
 is within an engraved compartment. 
 
CAMPION. 
 
 17 
 
 CARYLL. 
 
 The translator appears to have died some 
 time before the publication of his work. 
 It is one which deals with a large variety 
 of curious particulars, as, for instance, 
 gypsies, beggars, devils, lycanthropy, dress, 
 &c. 
 
 AMPION, THOMAS. 
 
 Songs of Mourning : Bewailing the vn- 
 imely death of Prince Henry. Worded 
 by Tho. Campion. And set forth to hee 
 sung witK one voyce to the Lute, or 
 Violl : By John Coprario. London : 
 Printed for Iohn Browne, and are to be 
 ?ould in S. Dunstons Churchyard. 1613. 
 Folio, A — E, 2 leaves each. 
 
 KJAPITO, WOLFGANGUS. 
 An Epitome of the Psalmes, or briefe 
 meditations vpon the same, with diuerse 
 other moste christian prayers, translated 
 by Richard Tauerner. Cum priuilegio 
 ad imprimendum solum. 1539. [Col.] 
 f[ Imprinted at London in Fletestrete at 
 the signe of the whyte hart. 1539. Cum 
 priuilegio ... 8°. Dedicated to Henry 
 VIII. 
 
 ARACCIOLI, G. 
 
 The Italian Convert, Newes from Italy 
 of a Second Moses Or The Life of Galeacivs 
 Caracciolvs the Noble Marquesse of Vico 
 . . . London, Printed bv A. G. for Anne 
 More . . . 1635. 4°, A— K in fours, K 4 
 blank, no B. 
 
 3ARDS. 
 
 Geographical Cards made and Sold For 
 Henry Brome at y e Gun in St. Pauls 
 Church-yard London 1676. 12°, 52 
 engraved leaves and the title, on the 
 back of which is the description of the 
 plan. Engraved by Van Hove. 
 
 Some of the leaves are surmounted by 
 portraits, and some refer to the English 
 Plantations in America, Mexico, &c. 
 
 JAPEL, ARTHUR, Earl oj Essex. 
 An Impartial Enquiry into the Admini- 
 stration of Affairs in England. With Some 
 Reflections on the Kings Declaration of 
 July 27. 1683 . . . Printed Anno 1683. 
 4°, A — L in fours, besides the title and 
 a folded frontispiece. 
 
 WARIER, BENJAMIN. 
 A Copy of a Letter, written by M. Doctor 
 Carier beyond the Se.as, to some particu- 
 lar friends in England. Whereunto are 
 added certaine collections found in bis 
 Closet, made by him (as is thought) of the 
 miserable ends of such as haue impugned 
 the Catholike Church. . . . 1615. 4°, 
 A — F 2 in fours. 
 
 CARMICHAEL, JAMES. 
 *Grammatice Latine, de etymologia, liber 
 secundus, ex vetustissimis artis et lingue 
 auctoribus depromptus, ex methodo, quam 
 senatus literarum, regia auctoritate Ster- 
 lingi habitus, Scotiae iuuentuti facilimam 
 censuit. Addita sunt, sed minoribus 
 characteribus, in pfovectioruni gratiam, 
 ex intimis artis penetralibus, pleraque a 
 nemine prius, congesta quibns auctor 
 puerisproperantibus interdici velit. [Cam- 
 bridge, Thomas Thomas, 1587.] 4°, 26 
 leaves 4- prefixes. Dedicated by Carmi- 
 chael from the printer's office, the ides of 
 September, 1587. 
 
 This was apparently designed as a sequel 
 
 to Andrew Symson's Rudimenta, 1587. 
 
 See Hazlitt's School-Books, 188G, p. 187. 
 
 CARMINA. 
 *Carminvm Proverbialivm Totius hu- 
 manse vitie statum breuiter deliniantium, 
 . . . Impressum Londini, 1588. [Col.] 
 Excudebat Thomas Dawsonus ex assigna- 
 tione Chr. Barker. Sm. 8°, pp. 216.' 
 
 CARTA FEODI. 
 
 **Carta feodi simplicis cum littera at- 
 turnatoria. [Col.] Impressa London per 
 wynandum de worde in vico the iiete- 
 stiete in signo solis comoiatem. Sm. 8°, 
 27 leaves. 
 
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 tarum rerum | irout patet in kalendario in 
 fine in contento. [Col.] *[ Impressum 
 per me Robertum Redman. Anno doniini 
 milessinioquingentisimo. xxx. 8°, A — D 
 in eights : E, 10. With Pynson's cypher 
 on the last page. 
 
 *Paruus libellus continens formam mul- 
 taru rerum, . . . [Col.] Explicit Carta 
 feodi. Impressum Londini per Richardum 
 Kele, An. dni. m. ccccc. xlvL 8°, 50 
 
 leaves. 
 
 CARY, WALTER. 
 A boke of the properlyes of herbes the 
 which is called an Herbal. [Col.] Im- 
 prynted at London by my John Skot 
 dwellynge in Fauster lane. 12°, A — K4 
 in eights. With his device below the 
 colopbon. 
 
 CARYLL, JOSEPH, Preacher to Lincoln's 
 Ian. 
 The Saints Thankfull Acclamation at 
 Christs Resvmption of his great power 
 and the Initials of this Kingdonie Deli- 
 vered in a Sermon at Westminster before 
 the Honourable House of Commons, upon 
 the day of their solemne Thanksgiving 
 unto God, for the great victoiie given our 
 Annie, under the Command of the Noble 
 
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CA TEC HIS M. 
 
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 CHARLES. 
 
 Lord Fairfax, at Selly in Yorke-shire, 
 and to other the Parliaments Forces in 
 Pemhrock-shire, April 23 rd 1644. Lon- 
 don, Printed by G. M. for Giles Calvert 
 . . . 1644. 4°. A, 2 leaves : B— H in 
 tours, and the title. 
 
 CATECHISM. 
 *A shorte Cateehisme. A briefe and godly 
 bringinge vp of youth / in the Knowlege 
 and comauiidementes of God in fayth / 
 prayer and other articles / necessary to be 
 known e of all those that wilbe partakers 
 of the kyngdom of Jesus Christ : set forth 
 in mauer of a Dialogue. . . . Imprynted 
 the year after the creation of the worlde 
 5525. And after the byrthe of our Sauiour 
 1550. 8", L in half-sheets. [Col.] Im- 
 printed at London by Edwarde Whit- 
 churche. . . . 
 
 CATHOLICS. 
 The Svpplication of all the Papists in 
 England to King James, at his first com- 
 ming to the Crowne, For a Tolleration of 
 that Religion. . . . Whereunto is added, 
 A Letter sent from Bishop Abbot Arch- 
 bishop of Canterbury, to the King; against 
 Toleration of the Popish Religion . . . 
 London, Printed by E. Griffin, 1642. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 CHAMBERLAYNE, EDWARD, M.B. 
 Anglire Notitia ; . . . The Second Edi- 
 tion corrected and much augmented . . . 
 In the Savoy, Printed by T. N. for John 
 Martyn Printer to the Royal Society, . . . 
 M DC lxix. 12°. A, 6 leaves : B— X in 
 twelves. 
 
 CHAPMAN, GEORGE, and OTHERS. 
 
 Eastward Hoe. As It was playd in the 
 Blackfriers. By The Children of her 
 Maiesties Reuels. Made by Geo: Chap- 
 man . Ben: Iohnson. Job: Marston. At 
 London Printed for William Aspley. 
 1605. 4", A— II in fours. There is no 
 introductory matter except the Prologue 
 on the back of the title. 
 
 In tliis Chapman was assisted l>y Jonson 
 and Marston. There were at least four 
 editions the same year. For some obnoxious 
 expressions touching the Scots the authors 
 were committed, but subsequently pardoned 
 by the King. These passages remain in 
 one or two extant copies ; but in most tiny 
 were cancelled. 
 
 CHARLES STTART THE FIRST, 
 King of Great Britain (1625-48). 
 By the King. A Proclamation signifying 
 
 his Maiesties pleasure, That all men being 
 in Office of gouernment at the decease of 
 his most deare, and most royall Father 
 King lames, shall so continue, till his 
 
 Maiesties further direction. Printed at 
 London by Bonham Norton and Iohn 
 Bill, . . . m.dc.xxv. A broadsheet 
 formed of two leaves. 
 
 A Proclamation declaring the Kings 
 Maiesties Royall pleasure touching the 
 Inhabitants of Algier, Tunis, Sallie, and 
 Tituan, in the parts of Africa. Imprinted 
 at London by Bonham Norton, and Iohn 
 Bill, . . . M.DC.xxvur. A broadsheet. 
 
 Lawes and Ordinances of Warre, For the 
 better Government of His Maiesties Army 
 Royall, in the present Expedition for the 
 Northern parts, and safety of the King- 
 dome. Under the Conduct of his Excel- 
 lence, The Right Honourable Thomas 
 Earle of Arundel and Surrey, Earl Mar- 
 shall of England, &c. and Generall of his 
 Majesties Forces. Imprinted at New- 
 castle by Robert Barker, . . . And by 
 the Assignes of John Bill. 1639. 4", 
 A — D in fours, A 1 with a cut of the 
 royal arms. 
 
 The Bloody Treatie : Or, Proceedings 
 between the King and Prince Rupert. 
 As also, Between P.r. Rupert and Capt. 
 Pickering, who hath brought in 4. of 
 the Kings Collonels, to the Parliament ; 
 with the whole proceedings of Ruperts 
 perambulation from the King at Newark, 
 and his return to Woodstock with 400. 
 Horse. And bow cruelly they used Cap- 
 taine Pickering during the Treatie . . . 
 With Ruperts Letter to the King about 
 a bloody massacre . . . London, Printed 
 for J. C. 1645. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A Private Letter, From an Eminent Cava- 
 lier, To his highly honoured friend in 
 London ; Freely relating the present state 
 of His Majesties Forces. London, Printed, 
 Sept. 10, 164i'. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 His Majesties Desires and Command to 
 all the Trayned Bands and others on this 
 side Trent, and Dominion of Wales to be 
 in Readinesse with Horse and Arms to 
 serve His Majesty for defence of the 
 Kingdome, and to be in such readinesse, 
 that they may be able to march at 24 
 houres warning at the furthest . . . With 
 the Sheriffe of Yorkshires Proposition 
 to the Gentry and Commonalty of that 
 County. Iuly 1. 1642. Likewise, A 
 Letter which came from Manchester, 
 . . . Iulv 6. Printed for Iohn Norton, 
 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Sundry Observations of severall Passages 
 and Proceedings in the North, there taken 
 by a Subject well-affected to the Pro- 
 testant Religion, His Majesties Royall 
 
CHARLES. 
 
 '9 
 
 CHARLES. 
 
 Honour and Greatness, . . . Sent unto a 
 faithfull and intimate friend of his in 
 London. Containing a Description of 
 the Qualities, Conditions, Aims, and In- 
 tents of such as intend to act the fearfull 
 Tragedie. The Destruction of His Ma- 
 jesty, and His Kingdoms . . . London, 
 Printed for F. C. July 29. 1642. 4°, 4 
 leaves. 
 
 A true and exact E elation of the manner 
 of liis Mah-sties setting up of His Standard 
 at Nottingham, on M unci ay the 22. of 
 August. 1642. . . . London, Printed for 
 F. Coles. 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. With a 
 cut on the title, containing a head of the 
 King, a small view of Nottingham, &c. 
 
 An Exact Relation, Shewing how the 
 Governour of Portsmouth Castle de- 
 livered it up in the name of the King 
 to the Malignant, Party. Whereupon he 
 thrust out the Protestants placing ill 
 alfected persons in their Garrisons. Also 
 A Terrible Combate Fovght in Bedford- 
 shire between two Knigts [sic], The one 
 sent in Commission of Array by the 
 King, the other by the Parliament. . . . 
 Likewise, The Lord Brooke His Resolu- 
 tion concerning the Lord of Northamp- 
 ton . . . August 5. Printed for Io. 
 Hand gats, 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Lawes and Ordinances of Warre, Estab- 
 lished for the better Conduct of the Army 
 By His Excellency the Earle of Essex 
 Lord General 1 of the Forces raised by 
 the Authority of the Parliament, for the 
 defence of the King and Kingdom. 
 London, Printed for Iohn Partridge and 
 Iohn Rothwell, September, 1612. 4°, 
 A — D in fours. 
 
 An Abstract of some Letters, sent from 
 Dorchester, to some friends in London, 
 dated the 3. of Septeni. 1642. Con- 
 taining A True Relation of the late pro- 
 ceedings of Marquesse Hartford and the 
 Cavaliers, at Sherborn Castle, with the 
 opposition of that and other adjacent 
 Counties to those Proceedings. London : 
 Printed for Henry Overton, . . . 1642. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A Letter written from the Right Honor- 
 able the Earle of Bedford, to a Lord of 
 the House of Peeres, Of all the remark- 
 able passages about Sherborn Castle. 
 Being A full Relation of the graet over- 
 throw given to the Cavalleers within a 
 mile of Eivill : With the Resolution of 
 the Earle of Bedford, to die in the cause. 
 Desired by the Lords in Parliament, that 
 this Letter be forthwith printed and pub- 
 
 lished. London, Printed for Hugh Perrv, 
 Septenib. 15. 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 The Fovre Petitions of Hvutington Shire, 
 Norfolk Svlfolk, and Es>ex. Ioyntly 
 concerning the libertie of the Subiecte, 
 to the Honourable Assembly of the High 
 Court of Parliament. Vnanimously con- 
 curring to the rooting out of Papists and 
 their Religion from our Kingdome ; . . . 
 The Petition of Huntington-shire, parti- 
 cularly containing the behalfe of the Lord 
 Kimbolton. London, Printed for Iohn 
 Hammond, 1642. 4", 4 leaves. 
 
 His Majesties Message to the House of 
 Commons : Concerning an Order made by 
 them for the borrowing of one hundred 
 thousand pounds of the Adventurers 
 Money for Ireland Together with the 
 Answer of the House of Commons . . . 
 September 6. London, Printed for John 
 Wright, 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A true and exact Relation of the Pro- 
 ceedings of His Majesties Army in Che- 
 shire, Shrop-Shire, and Worstershire. To- 
 gether with what hath happened to the 
 late Lord Strange now Earl of Derby, 
 before Manchester. With the Resolution 
 of the Town to oppose him, and the num- 
 ber of Men which were slain. London, 
 Printed lor M. Batt. Octob. 5. 1642. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 Some Observations concerning Iealous- 
 ies between King and Parliament, With 
 their causes and cures. Raptim Scripta, 
 London. Printed for Iohn Rothwell 
 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 The Kings Majesties Instructions Vnto 
 the Earle of Northampton, the Lord 
 Dunsmore, the high Sheriff of the County 
 of Warwick, and the rest of the Commis- 
 sioners. For putting the Commission of 
 Array in execution, in the said County of 
 Warwick. London, Printed for A. Nor- 
 ton, 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 The Proceedings in the late Treaty of 
 Peace. Together with severall Letters of 
 his Majesty to the Queen, and of Prince 
 Rupert to the Earle of Northampton, 
 which were intercepted and brought to 
 the Parliament. With A Declaration of 
 the Lords and Commons upon those Pro- 
 ceedings and Letters . . . London, Prin- 
 ted for Edward Husbands, . . . 164:5. 
 4°, A — M in fours. 
 
 A More full Relation of the great Battell 
 fought betweene Sir Tho: Fairfax, and 
 Goring, on Thursday last, 1645. Made 
 hi the House of Commons bv Lieut; Col: 
 
CHARLES. 
 
 CHARLES. 
 
 Lilbourne, the last Messenger that came 
 from the Army. With the manner of 
 ihe Fight, Goring cut on the Eare, the 
 Lieutenant Generall of the Ordnance 
 taken, and the particulars of what I --•• 
 was on both sides. And the Routing of 
 a party of Gorings Forces by the Club- 
 men. . . . London, Primed by T. Forcet 
 for Peter Cole. 1G45. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Numb. 2. Papers of Surrendering the 
 
 Kings Majesty to English Commissioners 
 on Satturday last, and Newcastle surren- 
 dred to Major-Generall Skippon. With 
 an Accompt of the whole businesse, in 
 relation to that Agreement ; . . . And a 
 List of the Lords, Knights and Gentle- 
 men, that attend His Majesty to Holmsby, 
 and the Convoy and Carriages . . . Lon- 
 don : Printed by J. Coe, neer Cripple- 
 gate. Anno Dom. 1647. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 The Propositions of the Lords and Com- 
 nums Assembled in Parliament for a safe 
 nnd well grounded Peace. Presented to 
 His Majesty at Hampton Court, the 
 seventh of Septemb. 1647. And now to 
 be Treated on in the Isle of Wight . . . 
 Imprinted at London for John Wright 
 . . . 1648. 4°, 12 leaves, or A— C in 
 fours. 
 
 Prince Charles His Declaration, For satis- 
 faction of all his Majesties Loyall Sub- 
 jects in England, Scotland, and Ireland. 
 July 31. 1648. Signed Willoughby, Hop- 
 ton, Culpepper. Printed in the Yeare 1648. 
 4°, 4 leaves. With the Prince of Wales's 
 feathers on title, accompanied by the 
 motto Mors ct Vita. 
 
 Two Great Victories : One at Dover 
 against Sir Richard Hardreds. and 2()0n 
 Officers and Souldiers. The Block- 
 Houses taken, with 30 piece of Ordnance, 
 by Coll: Rich, the Castle Relieved, and 
 the Enemy punished. Another Victorv 
 in Wales : Tenby Castle taken by Lieu- 
 tenant Gen: Crura well. And ColLPowel, 
 Coll: Kemish, Coll: Uonell. and 30 Offi- 
 cers, all prisoners at mercy, 20 piece of 
 Ordnance taken, 300 Amies, 40 Horse, 5 
 Coulours, and 4 Parrels of Gunpowder. 
 Also A Letter from Bow, of Transactions 
 between the Commissioners of Parliament 
 and the Essex men, Sir William Hieks, 
 and divers others taken Prisoners. Prin- 
 ted at London by Robert Ibbitson. in 
 Smith field, near the Queenes-head Tav- 
 ern, 1648. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 His Maie>ties M •' 1 1 uses of 
 
 Parliament, Brought from the Isle of 
 Wight upon Monday the fourteenth of 
 
 August 1648. By the Right Honourable 
 the Earle of Middlesex, Sir Iohn Hipsley, 
 and Master Bunckley concerning the 
 Personal 1 Treatv. Printed in the Yeare. 
 1648. 4", 4 leaves. 
 
 The Charges of the Commons of England, 
 Against Charls Stuart, King of England, 
 Of High Treason, and other High Crimes, 
 exhibited to the High Court of Justice, 
 By John Cook Escpiire, Solicitor General, 
 appointed by the said Court, for, and on 
 the behalf of the People of England. As 
 it was read to Him by the Clerk in the 
 said Court, . . . London, Printed for 
 Rapha Harford, at the Gilt Bible in 
 Queens-Head-Allev in Pater noster Row. 
 1648. 4°, 4 leaves". 
 
 King Charles His Speech Made upon the 
 Scaffold at Whitehall Gate, Immediately 
 before his Execution, on Tuesday the 30. 
 of Jan. 1648. With a Relation of the 
 manner of his going to Execution. Pub- 
 lished by speciall Authoritv. London 
 Printed 'by Peter Cole, . . ". 1649. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 CHARLES STUART THE SECOND, 
 King of Great Britain (1660-85). 
 A Relation in form of Journal, of the 
 Voiage and Residence which the most 
 Excellent and most Mighty Prince Charls 
 the II. King of Great Britain, &c. hath 
 made in Holland, from the 25 of May, to 
 the 2 of June, 1660. Rendered into Eng- 
 lish out of the Original French, By Sir 
 William Lower, Knight. Hague, Printed 
 by Adrian Ylack, Anno M., DC. lx. With 
 Priviledge of the Estates of Holland and 
 West - Freesland. Folio. Portrait of 
 Charles in armour, title and The Printer 
 to the Reader, 3 leaves : A — Ft', 2 leaves 
 each. With plates at pp. 30, 32 (mis- 
 printed 26), 78, 88, 90, and 106, and some 
 copies of verses signed by Sir W. Lower 
 at end, including an acrostic poem on 
 Charles's name and title by the same. 
 
 Iu the Westmoreland copy (Sotheby's, 
 July 13, lSS7,No. 315), occurred at the end 
 (a) — (i), 2 leaves each, a Latin poem also 
 printed at the Hague in 1660, entitled 
 A»!/lia Triumphant, by Robertus Keu- 
 chemus. 
 
 A Collection out of the Book called Liber 
 Regal is, Remaining in the Treasury of 
 the Church of Westminster. Touching 
 the Coronation of the King and Queen 
 together, According to the usual Form. 
 London, Printed by R. D. for Charls 
 Adam& at the Talbot in Fleetstreet, over 
 again -t Fetter-Lane. 1661. 4°, A— B 2 
 in for re. 
 
CHA R TERHO USE. 
 
 CRASHA IV. 
 
 Et. a Dracone : Or, some Reflections Upon 
 a Discourse Called Omnia a Belo comesta. 
 Containing Some Animadversions from 
 the North, npon the Letter out of the 
 West. . . . London, Printed, 1668. 4", 
 A — F 2 in fours. 
 
 A New Narrative of the Old Plot. Being 
 A New Ballad. To the Tune of, Some 
 say the Papists had a Plot, &c. London, 
 Printed for Charles Corbet at the Oxford- 
 Arms in Warwick-Lane, 168.3. A folio 
 broadside, containing 18 4-liue stanzas. 
 
 Several Treaties of Peace and Commerce 
 Concluded between the late King of 
 Blessed memory Deceased, and other 
 Princes and States ; With Additional 
 Notes in the Margin, Referring to the 
 several Articles in each Treaty, and a 
 Table. Reprinted and Published by His 
 Majesties Especial Command. London, 
 Printed bv His Majesties Printers ; . . . 
 1686. 4°," A— LI in fours, LI 4 blank, 
 besides title and Table, 2 leaves. 
 
 Gibson-Craig, part 2, 4983, the Harleian 
 copy in old red morocco, with the arms and 
 Robert Harley stamped in gold on sides and 
 the name stamped in gold (as usual) on fly- 
 leaf inside cover. 
 
 A Letter, containing some Remarks on 
 the two Papers, writ by his late Majesty 
 King Charles the Second, concerning 
 Religion. [Edinburgh, 1689.] 4°, 4 
 leaves. 
 
 CHARTERHOUSE. 
 
 Suttons Hospitall : With the Names of 
 Sixteen Mannors, many Thousand Acres 
 of Land, Meadow, Pasture, and Woods ; 
 with the Rents and Hereditaments there- 
 unto belonging ; The Governours thereof, 
 and number of Schollers and others that 
 are maintained therewith. As Also, The 
 last Will and Testament of Thomas Sut- 
 ton Escpuire, Founder of the said Hos- 
 pitall : . . . London, Printed by Barnard 
 Alsop dwelling in Grubstreet, 1646 [July 
 10.] 4°, A— in fours. B. M. 
 
 CHEAPSIDE CROSS. 
 
 The Remarkable Fvneral of Cheapside- 
 Crosse in London : With The Reeson why 
 the Bishops, Jesuits, Papists, Cavaliers, 
 and Arminians, refused to bee there. 
 Also, The Order and Manner of the 
 Funerall, and the severall Songs for that 
 purpose appointed. London. Printed 
 for Robert Hodgekinsonue. 1642. 4°, 
 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 CHESHIRE. 
 
 Neutrality condemned, by declaring the 
 Reasons why the Deputy-Lieutenauts in- 
 
 trusted by the Parliament for Cheshire, 
 cannot agree to the Treaty of Pacification 
 made by some of that County : At Bun- 
 bery, December, 23, 1642. And may 
 serve to prevent the like in other Coun- 
 ties. [Col.] London Printed for Henry 
 Overton, . . . December, 6. 1642. 4°, 4 
 leaves. Without a regular title-page. 
 
 CHETHAM, JAMES, of Smedley, near 
 Manchester. 
 The Angler's Vade Mecvm : Or, a Com- 
 pendious, yet full, Discourse of Angling. 
 . . . The Second Edition, Illustrated with 
 Sculptures : And very much Enlarged. 
 London, Printed for T. Basset . . . and 
 W. Brown . . . 1689. 8°. A, 4 leaves : 
 D — Y in eights. With two leaves at B 
 and G with cuts of fish. 
 
 The Preface is dated from Smedley, Nov. 
 26, 1G8S. 
 
 CHIDLEY, SAMUEL. 
 Bells Founder Confounded, Or Sabinianus 
 confuted: With his damnable Sect. [Quo- 
 tations from Jeremiah, &c] Written by 
 a Lover of Musick, especially in Churches. 
 
 Barns, Durand, and Platino tells, 
 That Pope Sabiuuian brought in bells. 
 
 Anno, 603. [London, 1658-9.] 4°, A— B 
 in fours, B 4 blank. 
 
 CHRISTIAN. 
 
 ** *j\ How and whether a Christen man 
 ought to fly the horryble Plague of the 
 Pestilence. A Sermon out of the Psalme. 
 Qui habitat, in adiutorio altissimi. ^[Trans- 
 lated out of hie Almaine into Englishe. 
 IF Imprinted at London by Leonarde 
 Askell. [Col.] IT Imprinted at London 
 by Leonard Askell for Thomas Purfoote 
 dwelling in Powles church yarde at the 
 signe of the Lucrece. [About 1565.] 8°, 
 C in eights. 
 
 At the end of the Sermon occurs : % Trans- 
 lated by M[iles] Cjoverdale] out of hye Al- 
 mayne, Anno. 1537. 
 
 CHRONICLE. 
 
 A cronicle of yeres, from the begynning 
 of the worlde, wherin ye shal fynd the 
 names of al the kinges of Englad, of y 
 niayrs & shirifs of the citie of Londo, & 
 briefly of many notable actes done, in, & 
 sith, the reigne of King Henry the fourth 
 newly augmented and corrected. Anno 
 domini M. v. C. xlii. [Col.] Imprynted 
 at London by John Byddell dwellyng in 
 Fletestrete at the sygne of the sonne 
 agaynste the coundeth. 8°, A — D in 
 eights, D 7 with device and D 8 blank. 
 
 CRASHAW, RICHARD. 
 
 A Letter from M r Crashaw to the Countess 
 
CHURCH. 
 
 COKE. 
 
 of Denbigh. Against irresolution and 
 Delay in matters of Religion. [London, 
 1653. Sept. 23.1 4°, 2 leaves. In verse. 
 B.M. 
 CHURCH. 
 Ordinatio Ecclesise, Sev Ministerii Eccle- 
 siastici, In Florentissimo Regno Anglise, 
 conscripta serin one patrio, & in Latinam 
 linguaiu bona fide conuersa, & ad consola- 
 tioneni Ecclesiaruni Christi ubicunque 
 locorum ac gentium, bis tristissimis tem- 
 pi >ribus, Edita, AbAlessandro Alesio Scoto 
 Sacrse Theologioe Doctore. Lipsiae . . . 
 Anno m. d. li. 4°, A — R in fours : S, 6. 
 
 CIVILITY. 
 The Rules of Civility ; Or, Certain Ways 
 of Deportment observed amongst all per- 
 sons of Quality upon several Occasions. 
 Newly revised and much Enlarged. Lon- 
 don, Printed for J. Martyn, and J. Starkey, 
 . . . mdclxxviii. 12°. A, 6 leaves, A 1 
 with an Advertisement: B — N in twelves: 
 0,6. 
 
 CLOSET. 
 A Closet for Ladies and Gentlewomen . . . 
 Corrected, Amended, and much Enlarged, 
 by adding a very useful! Table thereunto. 
 London/ Printed by R. H. 1656. 12°, 
 A — H in twelves, title on A 2. 
 
 Many of the items in this volume are 
 copied from Piatt's Jewel-house of Art and 
 Nature, 1594. 
 
 CLOSSE, G. 
 The Parricide Papist, Or, Cut-throate 
 Catholicke. A tragicall discourse of a 
 murther lately committed at Padstow. . . . 
 Printed at London for Christopher Hunt, 
 dwelling in Louells lane in Paternoster- 
 row. 1606. 4°, A— C in fours, A 1 ap- 
 parently a blank. B. M. (Freeling's copy.) 
 
 CLUN. 
 An Egley [sic] upon the most Execrable 
 Murther of M r Chin one of the Comedi- 
 ans of the Theator Royal, Who was Rob'd 
 and most inhumanely Kill'd on Tuseday- 
 night, being the 2 d of August, 1664. near 
 Totnam-Court, as he was going to his 
 Country-house at Kentish town. Lon- 
 don, printed by Edward Crowch dwelling 
 on Snow-hill. A broadside. B. M. 
 
 COACHES. 
 Reasons to augment the Number of Hack- 
 ney Coaches, "Within the Bills of Mor- 
 tality, from Pour Hundred to Six or 
 Eight Hundred : Most humbly tendred 
 to the Consideration of Both Houses of 
 Parliament. Folio, 2 haves. 
 
 COCHL.EUS, JOHANNES. 
 Pro Scotiae Regno Apologia Iohannis 
 
 Cochlei. Adversvs Personatum Alex- 
 andruin Alesium Scotuin, Ad Sereniss. 
 Scotoru rege. m.d.xxxuii. [Col.] Excu- 
 sum Lipsiae apud Michaelem Blum. 4°, 
 A — E in fours, E 4 blank. 
 
 Dedicated to James V. , King of Scotland, 
 Prince of Ireland, and Lord of Iceland and 
 the Orkneys. This is the last apparently 
 of a series of tracts relative to the reading 
 of the New Testament in Scotland. 
 
 COCKER, EDWARD. 
 Arts Glory : Or, The Pen mans Treasury: 
 Containing Various Examples of Secretary, 
 Text, Roman, and Italian Hands. Adorn- 
 ed with many curious Knots and Flour- 
 ishes to render them Pleasant as well as 
 Profitable. With Directions, Theorems, 
 and rare Principles of Art, Comprehend- 
 ing very much of the Authors Know- 
 ledge. Also a Receipt for Inke ; and to 
 Write with Gold. Wholly Invented, 
 Written, and Engraven, by Edward 
 Cocker, dwelling on the South-side of 
 St. Paul's Church, right over against 
 Pauls-Chaine : Where he teacheth the 
 Arts of Writing and Arithnietick. Are 
 to be sold with other of the Authors 
 Works, by Peter Stent, . . . and William 
 Fisher, at the Postern-gate next Tower- 
 hill, London, 1659. Obi. 4°. With a 
 portrait by Gaywood. Title, 1 leaf : Pre- 
 face and Directions, 3 leaves : plates, 26 
 leaves : Additional Directions, 8 leaves, 
 the last page containing an anagram on 
 Cocker's name by Jeremy Collier. 
 
 Cockers Arithmetick : Perused and Pul>- 
 lished by John Hawkins Writing-Master 
 near St. George's Church in Southwark, 
 by the Authors correct Copy, . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed by J. R. for T. P. and are 
 to be sold by John Back, . . . 1694. 12°. 
 A, 6 leaves : B — K in twelves. Dedicated 
 to Mainwaring Davies, Esq., of the Inner 
 Temple, and Mr. Humphrey Davies of 
 Newington Butts, Surrey. With a por- 
 trait of Cocker. 
 
 COINS. 
 By the King. A Proclamation for making 
 currant certaine French Coyne Printed 
 at Oxford by I. L. and W. T. for Bonham 
 Norton, and Iohn Bill, . . . m.dc.xxv. A 
 broadside. 
 
 By reason of the suspension of the opera- 
 tions of the Tower Mint during the Plague. 
 The coin was the quart d' ecu. The procla- 
 mation was revoked by another of the 24th 
 July same year. 
 
 COKE, SIR EDWARD. 
 A Little Treatise of Baile and Maineprize. 
 Written by E. C. Knight, and now Pub- 
 lished for a geiierall good. The Second 
 
COKE. 
 
 COM MO N WEAL TH. 
 
 Edition, Corected and enlarged. Lon- 
 don. Printed for William Cooke, . . . 
 1637. 4°, A— E in lours, A 1 blank. 
 Black letter. 
 
 The Fourth Part of the Institutes of the 
 Laws of England : Concerning the Juris- 
 diction of Courts. Proverbs 22. 28. Ne 
 transgrediaris . . . Authore Edw. Coke 
 Milite, I. C. . . . mdcxliv. Printed at 
 London by M. Flesher, for W. Lee, and 
 D. Pakeman. Folio. Portrait by Payne. 
 Title, and Table, 5 leaves : B — Aaa in 
 fours : Epilogue, 1 leaf. 
 The Fifth Part of the Reports of S r Ed- 
 ward Coke Knight, the Kings Attorney 
 Generall : Of diners Resolutions and 
 Judgments giuenvpon great deliberation, 
 in matters of great importance & conse- 
 quence by the reuerend Judges and Sages 
 of the Law; . . . London Printed for 
 the Companie of Stationers. Anno Dom. 
 1606. Cum Priuilegio. Folio. A, 6 
 leaves : B — K in fours. In two columns. 
 Lat. and Engl. 
 
 COKE, ROGER. 
 A Discourse of Trade. In Two Parts. The 
 First treats of The Reason of the Decay of 
 the Strength, Wealth, and Trade of Eng- 
 land. The latter, Of the Growth and 
 Increase of the Dutch Trade above the 
 English. By Roger Coke. London, 
 Printed for H. Brome, . . . and B. Home 
 in the first Court entering into Gresbam- 
 Oolledge next Bishopsgate-street, 1670. 
 4°, A— M 2 in fours. Dedicated to Sir 
 Charles Harbord. With an interesting 
 Preface. 
 
 [COLET, JOHN, Dean of St. Paul's, and 
 
 WILLIAM LILY.] 
 **Libellus deConstructione Octo Partium 
 Orationis. [Col.] Explicit hie Libellns 
 . . . Londini Impressus per Richardum 
 pynson Regium impressorem. Anno in- 
 carnationis dominicse Millesimo quige- 
 tesimo decimottio. 4°, 28 leaves. 
 
 On the back of the title is a Latin letter 
 
 from Dean Colet to Lily, dated 1513, in 
 
 which he speaks of St. Paul's as his only 
 
 son. 
 
 COLVILL, SAMUEL. 
 The Grand Impostor Discovered : Or, An 
 Historical Dispute of the Papacy and 
 Popish Religion : 1. Demonstrating the 
 newness ot both ; 2. By what arti (ices they 
 are maintained : . . . Part 1. Divided in 
 two Books . . . By S. C. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by His Majesties Printers, for the 
 Author, Anno Dom. 1673. 4°, A— Ee in 
 fours: Book 2, A — M in fours, besides 
 two leaves between A and A 2 in the first 
 
 gathering with S. Colvill's dedication to 
 the Duke of Lauderdale. 
 
 CONFESSION. 
 *The humble and vnfained confession of 
 the belefe of certain poore banished men, 
 grounded vpon the holy scriptures of God, 
 and vpon the articles of that vndefyled 
 and onlye vndoubted true christian faith, 
 which the holy catholicke (that is to say, 
 vniuersal) churche of God professeth, 
 specially concerning, not only the worde 
 of God, and the ministerye off the same, 
 but alsothechurch and sacraments thereof. 
 Which we send moost humbly vnto the 
 lords of England and all the commons of 
 the same. [Col.] From Wittonburge, 
 by Nicholas Dorcaster. m.d.liiii. the 
 xiiii. of May. Sm. 8°, 33 leaves. 
 
 Tiie Confession of Faith, Together with 
 the Larger and Lesser Catechisnies. Com- 
 posed by the Reverend Assembly of Di- 
 vines, Sitting at Westminster, Presented 
 to both Houses of Parliament. Again 
 Published with the Scriptures at large, 
 ... To which is annexed two sheets of 
 Church-Government with the Scriptures 
 at large. [The second Edition.] . . . 
 London, Printed by E. M. for the Com- 
 pany of Stationers, . . . 1658. 4°. A, 4 
 leaves : b — c in fours, e 4 with Errata : 
 An Ordinance, &c, *, 6 leaves : B — Q 3 
 in fours : The Humble Adiuce, &c, A — Ee 
 2 in fours, and the title : Ff, 4 leaves. 
 
 Confessio Fidei, In Conventu Theolo- 
 gorum authoritate Parliamenti Anglicani 
 mdicto Elaboratus ; Eidem Parliaments 
 postmodum Exhibita ; . . . . Una cum 
 Catechismo duplici, Majori Minorique ; 
 E Sermone Anglicano summa cum fide 
 in Latinum versge. Edinburgi, Excude- 
 bat ex Officina Societatis Stationariorum, 
 Anno Dom. 1670. 12°, A— H in twelves. 
 
 COMMONWEALTH. 
 
 An Act Prohibiting The Importing of 
 any Wines, Wooll or Silk from the King- 
 dom of France, into the Commonwealth 
 of England or Ireland, or any the Domi- 
 nions thereunto belonging. Die Martis, 
 28 Augusti, 1649 . . . London, Printed 
 by Edward Husband and John Field, 
 Printers to the Parliament of England, 
 1650. A broadside. 
 
 Panarmonia. Or, The Agreement of the 
 People, Revised, and Recommended to 
 the Great Patrons of the Commonwealth, 
 and to the Sober-minded People of the 
 Land in general : Humbly presented, 
 with an Apology for Christian Liberty, 
 To the Honourable Council of the Army. 
 
CONTEMPLA TION, 
 
 24 
 
 COURT BARON. 
 
 London, Printed for Livewell Chapman, 
 . . . 1659. 4°, A— F 2 in fours. 
 
 COXTKMPLATIOX. 
 *The foundement of contemplacyon. % 
 Howe a man shall eontemple / and se pod 
 in creatures. [Col.] Imprynted by me 
 Robert Wyer in saynt Martyns parysshe. 
 IF Cum priuilegio regali. 8°, A — B 4 in 
 eights. 
 
 COOK, MOSES. 
 The Manner of Raising, Ordering, and 
 Improving Forrest-trees : Also, How to 
 Plant, Make and Keep Woods, Walks, 
 Avenues, Lawns, Hedges, &c. With 
 Several Figures proper for Avenues and 
 Walks to End in, and convenient Figures 
 
 for Lawns London, Printed for 
 
 Peter Parker . . . 1676. 4°. A, 4 
 leaves : a, 4 leaves : B — Ud in fours, he- 
 sides four leaves witli figures hetween 
 Dd and Dd 3. Dedicated to Arthur Lord 
 Capel, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and 
 the preface is dated from Cassiobury, 
 Nov. 16, 1675. 
 
 COPE. SIR ANTHONY. 
 
 A godly ineditacion vpou . xx. select and 
 chosen Psalmes of the Prophet Dauid, as 
 wel necessary to al them that are desirous 
 to haue y darke wordes of the Prophet de- 
 clared and made playn : as also fruitfull 
 to suche as delyte in the contemplatio of 
 the spiritual meanyng of them. Com- 
 piled and set furth by Sir Anthony Cope 
 knight. Imprynted at London in Sepul- 
 chres paryshe a lvtle aboue Holborne 
 Conduit at the sygne of the Resurrection 
 by Jhon Daye. Anno. M. d. xlvii. Cum 
 priuilegio ... 4°. *, 4 leaves with title 
 and dedication to Queen Katherine Parr : 
 A— Bb in fours, Bb 4 blank. 
 
 Sotheby's, June 1888 (Turner, 094), the 
 Queen's own copy, in the original richly gilt 
 ami ornamented biudiug, with the royal 
 arms on sides, £27. 
 
 COPRAUIO, JOHN. 
 
 Fvneral Teares. For the death of the 
 Right Honorable the Earle of Deuon- 
 ehire. Figvred in seauen songes, whereof 
 sixe are so set forth that the wordes 
 may be exprest by a treble voice alone to 
 the Lute and Base A^iole, or else that 
 the meane part may bee added, if any 
 shall affect more fulnesse of parts. The 
 Seauenth is made in forme of a Dialogue, 
 and can not be sung without two voyces. 
 Inuented by Iohn Copraiio. J'ius fie. 
 At London Printed by lohn Windet the 
 Assigne of William Barley, for Iohn 
 Browne, . . . 1606. Folio, A— E, 2 
 leaves each. 
 
 CORIAT, THOMAS. 
 M r Thomas Coriat to his friends in Eng- 
 land sendeth greeting : From Agra the 
 Capitall City of the Dominion of the Great 
 Mogoll in the Eastern India, the last of 
 October, 1616. [A woodcut of Coryat 
 mounted on a camel.] At London printed 
 by I. B. 1618. 4°. % 4 leaves, title on 
 % 2 : A — E in fours. With woodcuts. 
 
 COTTON, CHARLES. 
 The Compleat Gamester : Or, Instruc- 
 tions how to play at Billiards, Tercks, 
 Bowls, and Chess. Together with all 
 manner of usual and most Gentile Games 
 either on Cards or Dice. To which is 
 added, The Arts and Mysteries of Riding, 
 Racing, Archery, and Cock-Fighting. The 
 Second Edition. London : Printed for 
 Henry Brome . . . 1676. Small 8°, A— 
 Q 4 in eights, Q 4 blank, A 1 with the 
 explanation of the frontispiece, and A 2 
 with the engraving in five compartments. 
 
 COURT. 
 
 A Proclamation for restraint of vnneces- 
 sarie resorts to the Court. Printed at 
 London by Bonham Norton and Iohn 
 Bill, . . m.dc.xxv. [June 25.] A broad- 
 sheet. 
 
 A Proclamation for restraint of disorderly 
 and vnnecessary resort to the Court. 
 Printed at London by Bonham Norton 
 and Iohn Bill, . . . m.dc.xxv. A broad- 
 sheet formed of two leaves. 
 
 A Proclamation for the Prices of Victuals 
 within the Verge of the Court. Imprinted 
 at London by Bonham Norton, and Iohn 
 Bill, . . . m.dc.xxv. A broadsheet formed 
 of two leaves. 
 
 COURT BARON. 
 **Modus tenend. Cur. BarSn. cum visu 
 franco plegii. [Col.] Imprynted at Lon- 
 don in Ponies chyrcheyarde at the sygne 
 of the Trynyte By Henry Pepwell. 4", 
 14 leaves. 
 
 **Modus tenend Cur Baron cum visu 
 franc plegij. [Col.] Impressum per 
 Richardum I'ynson Regis impressorem. 
 4", 14 leaves. 
 
 On sign. C i, in the oath of a constable, he 
 is required to be " buxom and obedeefit to 
 the Justices," and elsewhere he swears 
 that " lie shall presentment make of blood 
 shedding, outcries, frays, and rescous." 
 
 *Modus tenendi Cvriam Baronis. [Col.] 
 Explicit modus obseruandi Curiam cum 
 nouis additionibus. Impressum Londini 
 in vico qui vocatur Fletestrete, per me Ro- 
 berturo Redman. Anno Dai. m. d. xxxii. 
 Cum priuilegio. 8°, 40 leaves. 
 
COURT. 
 
 25 
 
 CRANMER. 
 
 *if Modus tenend. cur. baron cum visu 
 franc, plegii. [Col.] % Explicit. % Im- 
 prvnted in Ponies chyrclie yarde by John 
 Skot. 4°, 14 leaves. Willi his device 
 below the colophon. 
 
 ?OURT OF HUNDRED. 
 Modus Tenendi Vnuin Hundredil sine 
 curiam de Recordo. [This title is over 
 a cut of the royal arms without sup- 
 porters. Col.] Impressum per Richardum 
 Pynson Regis impressorem. 4°, 10 leaves. 
 This tract, as Mr. Heber noted in his 
 copy, is curious, as showing the practice of 
 Colchester court in Edward IV. 's time. 
 
 COURTS. 
 
 *The maner of kepynge a court Barou 
 and a Lete wyth dyuers fourmes of 
 entreis, plaintes, processes, presente- 
 nieiites and other maters determinable 
 there. Newelv Imprinted and corrected. 
 Anno. 1546. [Col.] Explicit . . . Im- 
 press. Londini per me Robertum Toye. 
 8°, E 4 in eights. 
 
 *Modus obseruandi cur cum leta sine visu 
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 2RABB, JOHN. 
 
 The Country-Man's Argument, against 
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 . . . that his Argument, that Death is 
 not the Gate of Life, is but Weak, Ficti- 
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 Liberty and Property of an English Sub- 
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 3RAIG, JOHN, Minister of God's Word. 
 *A short sunime of the whole catechisme, 
 wherein the Question is proponed and 
 answered in few wordes, for the greater 
 ease of the commoune people and chil- 
 dren. . . . Imprinted at Edinburgh, by 
 Henrie Charteris Anno m.d.lxxxi. Cum 
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 Scotlands Sovereignty Asserted. Being A 
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 who maintain that Scotland is a Feu, or 
 Fee-Lie^e of England, and that therefore 
 the King of Scots owes Homage to the 
 King of England. . . . By Sir Thomas 
 Craig, Author of the Book de Feudis. 
 Translated from the Latin Manuscript, 
 with a Preface added, with a short Ac- 
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 performed by Malcolm III. King of Scot- 
 land, to Edward the Confessor, lately 
 found in the Archives of England, and 
 published in a single Sheet, by M r Rymer, 
 the King's Historiographer. London, 
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 besides the title-page. Dedicated to my 
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 the translator. 
 
 CRAKANTHORP, RICHARD, D.D., of 
 Queen's College, Oxford. 
 Logics? Libri Quinque : 
 
 {Pradicabilibus. 
 Prsedicamentis. 
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 Richard Leveson is dated 1622. 
 
 CRANMER, THOMAS, Archbishop of 
 
 Canterbury. 
 
 *All the Svhmyssyons, and recantations 
 
 of Thomas Cranmer, late Archebyshop of 
 
 Canterburye, truely set forth both in 
 
 De 
 
CREA TV RE. 
 
 26 
 
 CULPEPER. 
 
 Latyn and Englysh, agreable to the 
 Originalles, wrytten and subscribed with 
 his owne hande . . . Anno, m.d.lvi. 
 Excusum Londiui in iEdibus Johannis 
 Cawodi Typographi Regise Majestatis. 
 Anno, m.d.lvi. Cum priuilegio. 4", 6 
 leaves. 
 
 **CREATURE, THE DYING. 
 
 **Here begynneth a lytell treatyse of the 
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 treatyse of the dyenge creature. En- 
 prynted at London in Fletestrete at the 
 sygne of the Sonne by Wynkyn de WOrde. 
 Anno dfii. m.ccccc.vii. 4°. 
 
 CREDIT. 
 
 A Description of the Office of Credit ; By 
 the use of which, none can possibbly 
 sustain Loss, but every man may certainly 
 receive great Gain and Wealth. With a 
 Plain Demonstration how a man may 
 Trade with Six times his Stock, and never 
 be Trusted; . . . With Divers other pub- 
 lick and private conveniences and profits : 
 As also Objections hitherto made against 
 it, largely and fully Answered. London, 
 Printed by the order of the Society, for 
 Thomas Rooks, 1665. 4°, A — D in fours. 
 
 CRICHTON, JAMES. 
 Iacobi Critonii Scoti Ad Ainplissimvm 
 ac Reverendiss mum - Virvm Gasparem 
 Vicecomitem, Sumnia omnium Ordinum 
 voluntate, Ad praxlaram Archiepisco- 
 patus Mediolanen. Administrationem, 
 delectuni, Gratvlatio. Superiorum Con- 
 sensu. Mediolani, Ex Typographia Paci- 
 fici Pontij. m.d.lxxxiiii. 4°, 4 leaves, 
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 Cardinalis Caroli Boromsei, Ab Iacobo 
 Critonio Scoto; rogatu Clarissimi . . . 
 loannis Antonij Magij Mediolanen. 
 Proximo post obitum die, exaratum. De 
 Consensv Superiorvm. Mediolani, . . . 
 M.D.LXXXIIU. 4°, 4 leaves, the fourth 
 blank. 
 
 Epicedivm Illvstrissimi . . . Caroli Boro- 
 
 iusei. Mediolani, Ex Typographia Paci- 
 
 fici Pontij. M.D. LXXXIIII. 4", 4 leaves. 
 
 A different edition. Sotheby's. June LSSS 
 
 (Turner, No. 100S), printed on vellum. 
 
 Iacobi Critonii Scoti Ad Nobilissimvm 
 VirvnijPrvdentissimvmqveSvmmaeQves- 
 tvrae Regiae Mediolanen. Administra- 
 torem, Sfortiam Brivivm, De Musarum 
 et Poetaruiu inprimis illustrium authori- 
 tate, atque praestantia, Boluta et numeris 
 Poeticis vincta oratione, ab eodem de- 
 
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 graphia Pacifici Pontij, . . . m. d. lxxxv. 
 4°, A— E in fours, E 4 blank. 
 
 The leuf following the title is occupied by 
 verses bended : Critonivs De Seipso. 
 
 CROMWELL, OLIVER, LORD PRO- 
 TECTOR (1651-8). 
 By the Protector. A Proclamation for 
 putting the Laws in execution for setting 
 Prices on Wheat. Given at White-Hall 
 this 20. of July 1655. Published by His 
 Highness special Command. London, 
 Printed by Henry Hills and John Field, 
 Printers to his Highness, mdclv. A 
 broadside. 
 
 By the Protector. A Proclamation Com- 
 manding a speedy and due Execution of 
 the Laws made against the abominable 
 sins of Drunkenness, profane Swearing 
 and Cursing, Adultery, Fornication, and 
 other acts of uncleannesse ; For observing 
 the Assize of Bread, Ale, and Fewel, and 
 touching Weights, and Measures ; For 
 setting the Poor on Work, and providing 
 for the impotent and aged poor, and 
 punishing Rogues and Vagabonds, taking 
 account of Church-Wardens and Overseers 
 of the Poor ; and against disturbing of 
 publick Preachers, and profanation of 
 the Lords day. Published by His High- 
 ness Special Command. London: Printed 
 by Henry Hills and Iohn Field, Printers 
 to His Highness. 1655. A broadside. 
 
 A Modest Vindication of Oliver Crom- 
 well from the Unjust Accusations of 
 Lieutenant-General Ludlow in his Me- 
 moirs. Together with some Observations 
 on the Memoirs in general. London : 
 Printed in the Year 1698. 4°. A, 2 
 leaves : B — L 2 in fours. 
 
 CULPEPER, NICHOLAS. 
 A Physical Directory ; Or a Translation 
 of the Dispensatory Made by the College 
 of Physitians of London, And by them 
 imposed upon all the Apothecaries of 
 England to make up their Medicines by. 
 And in this Third Edition is added A 
 Key to Galen's Method of Physick. . . . 
 By Nich. Culpeper, Gent. Student in 
 Physick and Astrologie. . . . London : 
 Printed by Peter Cole, . . . 1651. Folio, 
 A — 3 K, 2 leaves each, besides the title 
 and the portrait of Culpeper by Cross, 
 with four lines of verse beneath. 
 The Physitians Library. Containing all 
 the Works of these most Famous Pnysi- 
 tians following, Viz. Dan. Semertus, Laz. 
 Riverius, Feb Platerus. . . . All which 
 are of Excellent use for all Rational Per- 
 
CULTEPER. 
 
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 DALLAS. 
 
 sons, especially for all Cliyrurgeons at 
 Sea in his Most Royal Majesties Ships, 
 . . . London : Printed by Peter Cole and 
 Edward Cole, Printers and Booke-sellers, 
 . . . 1663. Folio, B — 3 Q, 2 leaves each, 
 besides two title-pages, the second ex- 
 pressing itself as " Pharmacopeia Londi- 
 nensis : Or, The London Dispensatory. 
 Further adorned by the Studies and Col- 
 lections of the Fellows now living of the 
 said Colledg" . . . and dated 1661. 
 
 This book includes additions by Abdiah 
 Cole ami others, as explained by Culpepper 
 on the second title, or that which conies 
 second in order. 
 
 CULPEPER, SIR THOMAS, Senior, 
 
 Knight. 
 A Tract against the high rate of Usury 
 Presented to the High Court of Parlia- 
 ment, Anno Domini 1623. ... By Sir 
 Thomas Culpeper, Sen. Knight. The 
 Fourth Edition, To which is added a 
 Preface, By Sir Thomas Culpeper Jun. 
 Knight. London, Printed by T. Leach, 
 for 'Christopher Wilkinson, . . . 1668. 
 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 A Short Appendix To a Late Treatise 
 Concerning Abatement of Usury. By 
 the same Author. London, Printed by 
 Tno. Leach, for Christopher Wilkinson, 
 . . . 1668. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 CULPEPER, SIR THOMAS, Junior, 
 Kiiiglit. 
 The Advantages which will manifestly 
 accrue to this Kingdom by abatement of 
 interest from six to four per Cent. Lon- 
 don Printed by T. L. for Christopher 
 Wilkinson, at the Black-Boy over against 
 St. Dunstans Church in Fleetstreet. 1668. 
 A broadside. 
 
 The Necessity of Abating Usury Re- 
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 of Mr Thomas Manly Entituled, Usury at 
 Six per Gent Examined, &c. &o. . . . By 
 S r Thomas Culpeper, Jun. Knight. Lon- 
 don, Printed by T. L. for Christopher 
 Wilkinson, . . . 1670. 4°, A— H in 
 fours. 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, JAMES. 
 
 An Essay, Upon The Inscription of Mac- 
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 . . . Edinburgh, Printed by the Heir of 
 Andrew Anderson, . . . 1678. 4°, A — 
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 In Floidum, Asaphensem Episcopum, 
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 A Pvblication of Gviana's Plantation 
 Newly undertaken by the Right Hon ble 
 the Earle of Barkshire (Knight of the 
 most Noble Order of the Garter) and 
 Company for that most famous River of 
 the Amazones in America. Wherein is 
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 natives conversion ; nature of the river ; 
 qvalitie of the Land, Climate, and people 
 of Gviana ; with the provisions for mans 
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 (1888). 
 
 DALLAS, GEORGE, of Saint-Martins. 
 System of Stiles, As now Practicable 
 within the Kingdom of Scotland : And 
 Reduced to a clear Method, not hereto- 
 fore. Consisting of VI. Parts. . . . Begun 
 in the Year 1666, and had its Period 
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DALLINGTON. 
 
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 DA Y. 
 
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 DALLINGTON, ROBERT, afterwards Sir 
 Robert. 
 Dallington EpitomisM : Or, Aphorisms 
 Civil & Military. New Modell'd for the 
 Use of the Present Age. — brevis esse 
 laboro. Hor. London : Printed for 
 Elizabeth Harris, . . . 1700. 12°, A— F 
 in twelves. Dedicated by E. Stacy to 
 William Duke of Gloucester. 
 
 DALRYMPLE, SIR JAMES, of Stair, 
 Knight and Baronet. 
 The Decisions of the Lords of Council & 
 Session, In the most Important Cases 
 Debate before them, With the Acts of 
 Sederunt. As also, An Alphabetical 
 Compend of the Decisions ; With an 
 Index of the Acts of Sederunt, and the 
 Pursuers and Defenders Names, from 
 June 1661. to July 1681. Edinbvrgh, 
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 dedication to George Earl of Aberdeen, 
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 The Institutions of the Law of Scotland, 
 Deduced from its Originals, and Collated 
 with the Civil, Canon and Feudal Laws, 
 and with the Customs of Neighbouring 
 Nations. In IY. Books. By James 
 Viscount of Stair, Lord President of the 
 Session. The Second Edition, Revised, 
 Corrected, and much Enlarged. With 
 an Alphabetical Index to the Whole 
 Work. Edinbvrgh, Printed by the Heir 
 of Andrew Anderson, . . . 1693. Folio. 
 Title, Advertisement, and Index, 3 leaves : 
 A — 3 T in fours (ending with p. 504 and 
 Book 3) : A (p. 521) — Kk in fours : Index, 
 A — K, 2 leaves each. 
 
 [DALRYMPLE, SIR JOHN.] 
 An Account of the Affairs of Scotland, 
 In Answer to a Letter Written upon the 
 occasion of the Address Presented to His 
 Majesty by some Members of that King- 
 dom. [London, December 1, 1689.] 4 , 
 A — F 3 in ours. Without a title-page. 
 " P>y s 1 ' Jon Dalrymple" is written on 
 the first page in a coeval hand. 
 
 DANIEL, JOl IX. 
 
 Songs for the LvteYiol and Voice : Com- 
 posed by I. Danyel, Batchelar in Musicke. 
 1606. To M ris Anne Grene. London 
 Printed by T. E. for Thomas Adams, At 
 the signe of the white Lyon, in Panics 
 Church-yard. Folio, A — L, 2 leaves each. 
 With a metrical inscription after the title 
 
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 to S r William Grene of Milton, Knight. 
 
 DARGENCES, M. 
 La Comtessede Salisbury, On L'Ordre de 
 la Jaretiere. Nouvelle Historique. Pre- 
 miere [et Seconde] Partie. A Paris, Chez 
 Claude Barbin. . . . m.dc.lxxxii. . . . 
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 leaf : A — R 6 in eights. Dedicated to 
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 DARELL, JOHN. 
 M r Courtens Catastrophe and Adieu to 
 East-India : Or, A General and Particular 
 Protest Framed there, at Goa in Febr. 
 1644. For, and against the English East- 
 India Company. Their Governour Deputy, 
 Court of Committees, and Adventurers in 
 England. And their Presidents, Agents, 
 Commanders and Factors in East-India 
 aforesaid. With A previous, conscious, 
 and short Introduction, and Conclusion. 
 . . . London Printed by R, I. 1652. 4°, 
 A — B in fours, with John Darell's initials 
 at the end. 
 
 DAUBRAY, MARIE MAGDALEINE, 
 
 Marquise de Brinrilliers. 
 A Narrative of the Process against Madam 
 Brinvilliers ; And of Her Condemnation 
 and Execution, For having Poisoned her 
 Father and Two Brothers. Translated 
 out of French . . . London: Printed for 
 Jonathan Edwyn, at the Sign of the Three 
 Roses in Ludgate - Street. mdclxxvi. 
 4°, A— C in fours. B. M. 
 
 DAVANZATI, BERNARDO. 
 
 Scisma D'lnghilterra con altre Operette 
 ... In Fiorenze. . . . M.DC.xxxviij. 4°. 
 4-, 8 leaves: B — Aa in fours: Bl>, 6 leaves. 
 With a portrait of the author on the back 
 of the title. 
 
 DAVENANT, CHARLES, L.L.D. 
 Essays upon Peace at home, and War 
 Abroad. In Two Parts. By Charles 
 D Avenant, L.L.D. Id agendum ve om- 
 nium . . . Tit. Liv. lib. 2. dec. 5. London, 
 Printed for James Knapton . . . 1704. 
 8°. Dedicated to the Queen. 
 
 Part 1, the only portion in the Gibson- 
 Craig copy, winch was on thick paper in 
 old English morocco binding, has A — Ee 5 
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 DAY. A.NGEL. 
 
 The English Secretorie, Or, Methode of 
 Writing of Epistles and Letters: . . . 
 Now newly rettised, and in many parts 
 corrected and amended. . . . London, 
 Imprinted by Felix Kyngston, lor Wil- 
 
DEATH. 
 
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 )E BURGO, GIO. BATTISTA, Vicar 
 Apostolic in Ireland, and of the De Burgh 
 family. 
 Hydravlica, aia Trattato Dell' Acqve 
 Mineral] del Massino, ... In Milano, 
 M. DC. lxxxix. ... 12°. t, 6 leaves : 
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 )E CRESSY, HUGH-PAULIN. 
 
 Exomologesis : Or, A Faithfull Narration 
 of the Occasion and Motives of the Con- 
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 &c. in Ireland, and Prebend of Windsore 
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 DE DOMINIS, MARCUS ANTONIUS, 
 
 Archbishop of Spalatro. 
 A Declaration of the Reasons which moved 
 Marcvs Antonivs de Dominis, Archbishop 
 of Spalatro or Salonas, Primate of Dalma- 
 tia and Croatia, to depart from the Romish 
 Religion and his Countrey. Written by 
 Himselfe in Latine, and now for the 
 Populare vse translated. Edinbvrgh, 
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 in fours. 
 
 DEER. 
 A Proclamation for Fee Deere. Imprinted 
 
 at London by Bonhani Norton and Iolm 
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 DE GRANADA, LOUIS or LOIS. 
 *Of Prayer and Meditation. Wherein 
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 tions for the seuen daies of the weeke, 
 bothe for the morninges, and eueninges. 
 . . . Imprinted at Paris by Thomas Brum- 
 eau, at the signe of the Oliue. Anno 
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 Court. 
 
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 are treated al such things as appertaine vn- 
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 his couersion, vntil the end of his perfec- 
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 Preachers, in the Prouince of Portugall. 
 . . . Imprinted at Rouen, by George 
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 his perfection. Deuided into seauen 
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 of the Fovre Principal Howses of Covrte 
 in London, professing the study of the 
 Common Lawes of our Realiue." 
 
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DE GUEVARA. 
 
 DEMPSTER. 
 
 Colonel of the English Regiment, from the 
 College of Jesuits at Louvain, March 19, 
 1599-1600. 
 
 DE GUEVARA, ANTHONIO. 
 Spanish Letters : Historical, Satyrical, 
 and Moral ; 01' the Famous Dom Antonio 
 de Guevara : Bishop of Mondonedo, Chief 
 Minister of State, and Historiographer 
 Royal to the Emperor Charles V. Written 
 by way of Essays on different Subjects, 
 and every where interniixt with much 
 Raillerie and Gallantry. Recommended 
 by Sir R. L'S. and made English from 
 the best Original by M r Savage. Menos 
 fuera. London, Printed for E. Saunders 
 . . . and A. Roper . . . 1697. 8°. A, 4 
 leaves : B — N in eights. Dedicated by 
 John Savage to Arnold, Earl of Albe- 
 marle. 
 
 DE LA FAYETTE, LA MARQUISE. 
 The Princess of Mompensier. Written 
 Originally in French, and now newly 
 rendered into English. London, Printed 
 Anno Dom. 1666. 8°, A— F in eights, 
 F 8 blank. B. M. 
 
 Zayde. A Spanish History, Or, Romance. 
 Originally Written in French. By Mon- 
 sieur Segrav. Done into English by P. 
 Porter, Esq 6 ; The First [and Second] 
 Part. London, Printed for William Cade- 
 man, . . . 1678. 8°, A — M in eights, 
 including a frontispiece : Part 2, B — N 
 in eights, besides the title ami a blank. 
 Dedicated to the Duke of Grafton. B, M. 
 
 DE LA HAYE, SIEUR. 
 The Policy and Government of the Vene- 
 tians, Both in Civil and Military A Hairs 
 . . . Faithfully Englished. London, 
 Printed for John Starkey, . . . 1671. 
 12°. Title and Contents, 3 leaves : B — I 
 
 i in twelves : K, 2. 
 
 DE MALYNES, GERARD, Merchant. 
 Englands View, in the Vnmasking of 
 Two Paradoxes ; With a replication vnto 
 the answer of Maister Iohn Bodine. By 
 Gerrard de Malynes Merchant. Opposita 
 iuxta se posita, magis apparent. London, 
 Printed by Richard Field. 1603. 8°, 
 A — N 6 in eights. Dedicated to Sir 
 Thomas Sackville, Baron of Buckhurst. 
 
 DE MENDOgA, DIEGO HURTADO. 
 The Pleasant J I i.-tory of Lazarillo de 
 Tonnes a Spaniard, wherein is contained 
 his marvellous deeds and life. . . . The 
 Third Edition, corrected ami amended. 
 Acruerdo Oluido. Louden, Printed by 
 E. G. for William Leake, . . . 1631). 8°, 
 A — Aa 4 in eights, first and last leaves 
 blank. 
 
 The Pursuit commences on L with a 
 separate title. This edition is dedicated 
 by Thomas Walkley, the stationer, to Sir 
 Charles Stanhope. 
 
 DE MEZERAY. SIEUR. 
 A General Chronological History of 
 France, Beginning before the Reign of 
 King Pharamond, and Ending with the 
 Reign of King Henry the Fourth: Contain- 
 ing both the Civil and the Ecclesiastical 
 Transactions of that Kingdom. By the 
 Sieur De Mezeray, Historiographer of 
 France. Translated by John Bulteel, 
 Gent. London, Printed bv T. N. for 
 Thomas Basset, . . . 1683. Folio. Title 
 and frontispiece by Faithorne, 2 leaves : 
 1, 2 leaves : B— 6 F in fours : Table, 
 a — o, 2 leaves each. Dedicated to the 
 Duke of York by Bulteel. 
 
 DEMPSTER, GEORGE. 
 The Prodigal Returned to Scotland, Or, 
 A Letter, Writen by a Gentleman to his 
 Friend at Montrose, Wherein he Repre- 
 sents, The Lover's Warfare, the Vanity of 
 reposing Confidence in Rich Friends, a 
 short Historie of his own Misfortunes, the 
 desireableness of Conversation, And lastly, 
 the true Ciiaracter of Magnanimity, and 
 a noble Ambition, and the Uncertainty 
 and Contempt of Riches. . . . Edinburgh, 
 Printed in June 1700 by John Reid 
 Printer, and are to be Sold at John Val- 
 lange's, Mrs. Ogstones ami Thomas Car- 
 ruthers Stationers in Edinburgh, their 
 Shops. 4°. Title and dedication, 2 
 leaves : A, 2 leaves : B — C in fours. 
 Gibson-Craig, part 2, No. 15S3. 
 
 DEMPSTER. THOMAS. 
 Tragoedia Decemviratvs Arrogatvs, Tho- 
 rn ae Dempsteri, A Mvresk I. C. Scoii. 
 Ad Illustriss. I). Iacobum Augustum 
 Thuanum . . . Parisiis, Apud Ioannem 
 Libert, ... si. DC. xni. 8°. a, 8 leaves : 
 A— K 4 in eights, K 3-4 blank. 
 
 Licitatio Prol'essorvm Siue Praefatio So- 
 leiunis Habita Pisis postridie Kal. Nouem- 
 brisM. dc. xvi. . . . Autore Thomse Demp- 
 stero a Muresk Scoto Pandectorum in 
 Acad. Pisana Professore ordinario. Pi.-is, 
 Apud Ioannem Fontanum, si. DC. XVI. 
 Superioruin permissu. 4" or royal 8°. 
 A, 4 : B, 6, the last leaf blank. " Dedi- 
 cated to the Archbishop of Pisa. 
 
 Gibson-Craig, part 2, No. 1584. 
 Scotia Illvstrior, Sev Mendicabvla Re- 
 pressa, Mode.-ta Parechasi Thomse Demp- 
 steri I. C. a Muresck, Scoti, Bononise 
 Humanitatis Professoris eminent is. Qva 
 Libelli famosi impudentia detegitur ; 
 mendacia ridicula confutantur ; Scotia 1 
 
DE NEVILLE. 
 
 3i 
 
 DE SOTO. 
 
 Sancti sui Vindicantur, ac bona tide asse- 
 rantur. Lvgdvni, Apud Petrmn Rou- 
 sier. [1620.] 8°, A— L in fours, L 4 with 
 Errata, and title and dedication to F. 
 Barberini, 3 leaves. With some verses at 
 the end by Willy Kynmond headed "Vo- 
 tuin pro omnibus Hibernis," which are 
 followed by others, signed Archy Arm- 
 strong, both in Latin. 
 
 Menologivm Scotorvm. In quo nullus 
 nisi Seotua gente aut conuersatione, quod 
 ex omnium gentium, moninientis, pio 
 studio dei Gloriee, Sanctorvm Honori, 
 Patriae Ornamento, Colligit publicat & 
 inscribit Illustriss. Principi. Moecsenati. 
 svo D. Maphaeo. S. R. E. Card. Bar- 
 berino. Scotorum Protectori. Thomas 
 Dempstervs Baro de Mvresk I(J. Scotus. 
 Profess. Eminens. . . . Bononise, Typis 
 Nicolai Tebaldini. m.dc.xxit. Superi- 
 orum Permissu. 4°, a — b in fours : A — E 
 in fours. 
 
 Scotorvm Scriptorvm Nomenclatvrn. 
 Quartum Aucta. . . . Ex suis Histori- 
 arum lib. xix. excerpsit. Thomas Deinp- 
 stervs . . . Bononise, . . . m.dc.xxii. 4°, 
 a in fours : A— D 2 in fours. 
 
 DE NEVILLE, FRANCIS. 
 The Converlion of Francis de Neville, 
 The Popes Missionary and Capvchin 
 Preacher. Wherein many secrets of the 
 Romish Clergy are revealed. With A 
 Narration of the Authors Life. London, 
 Printed for H. B. next to the Castle 
 Taverne in Corn-hill, 1044. 4°, A— Z in 
 fours. B. M. (imperfect.) 
 
 The writer's dedication to the Parliament 
 is dated March 28, 1G42. 
 
 DENNE, HENRY. 
 Grace, Mercy, and Peace, Conteining 
 
 1. Gods Reconciliation to Man. 
 
 2. Mans Reconciliation to God. 
 
 . . . London, Printed for the Benefit of 
 the City of Rochester. 8°. 
 
 This includes another piece at end dated 
 1643. 
 
 DE PELLETIER, LE SIEUR. 
 La religion catholiqve sovstenve en tovs 
 les poincts de sa doctrine. Contre le 
 livre adresse avx Rois Potentats & Re- 
 publiques de la Chrestiente par Iacques 
 I. Rov d'Angleterre ... A Paris. Par 
 lean Iannon. 1610. 8°. Huth Coll. 
 
 Piohably the presentation-copy to Louis 
 XIII. 
 
 DE PEYRERE, ISAAC, of Bordeaux. 
 Men before Adam. Or A Discourse upon 
 the twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth 
 Verses of the Fifth Chapter of the Apostle 
 
 Paul to the Romans. By which are 
 prov'd, That the first Men were created 
 before Adam. London, Printed in the 
 Year, 1656. 8°, A— Ee in eights. 
 
 DE QUEROUAILLE, LOUISE, Duchess 
 of Portsmouth. 
 A Dialogue between The Dutchess of 
 Portsmouth, and Madam Gvvin, at part- 
 ing. London, Printed for J. S. 1682. 
 A folio leaf of verses. B. M. 
 
 DESAINLIENS, alias HOLY - BAND 
 
 CLAUDE. 
 The French Littelton : . . . Imprinted 
 at London by Richard Field dwelling in 
 the Blacke-Friers. 1593. Sin. 8°, A— 
 in eights. 
 
 DE SERRES, JEAN. 
 A Generall Historie of France. Written 
 by Iohn de Sevres. . . . Imprinted by 
 George Eld. 1611. Folio. ^[, 4 leaves, 
 first blank : A, 8 : B — 5 X in sixes : 
 Table. 14 leaves. With an engraved title 
 and a series of woodcut portraits, &c. 
 
 DE SOTO, FERNANDO. 
 
 Virginia richly valued, By the description 
 of the maine land of Florida, her next 
 neighbour : Out of the foure yeres con- 
 tinuall trauell and discouerie, for aboue 
 one thousand miles East and West, of 
 Don Ferdinando de Soto, and sixe hun- 
 dred able men in his companie. Wherin 
 are truly obserued the riches and fertilitie 
 of those parts, abounding with things 
 necessarie, pleasant, and profitable for the 
 life of man : with the natures and dis- 
 positions of the Inhabitants. Written by 
 a Portugall gentleman of Eluas, emploied 
 in all the action, and translated out of 
 Portugese by Richard Haklvyt. At Lon- 
 don Printed by Felix Kyngston for 
 Matthew Lownes, and are to be sold at 
 the signe of the Bishops Head in Pauls 
 Churchyard. 1609. 4°, A— Aa 2 in 
 fours. Dedicated by Hakluyt from his 
 lodging in the College of Westminster, 
 15 April, 1609, to the Council and others 
 for the plantation of Virginia. B. M. (2 
 copies.) 
 
 The Worthye and Famovs History of the 
 Travailes, Discouery, & Conquest, of that 
 great Continent of Terra Florida, being 
 liuely Paraleld, with that of our now 
 Inhabited Virginia. As also The Como- 
 dities of the said Country, With diners 
 excellent and rich Mynes, of Golde, 
 Siluer, and other Mortals, &c. which 
 cannot but giue vs a great and exceeding 
 hope of our Virginia, being so neere of 
 our Continent. . . . London Printed for 
 
DE SOTO. 
 
 32 
 
 DIG BY. 
 
 Mathew Lownes, dwelling in Paules 
 Church-yard, at the Signe of* the Bishops- 
 head. 1611. 4°, A— Aa 2 in fours. B.M. 
 
 A reissue of the edition of 1009. 
 
 DE SOTO, R. F. ANDREAS, Councillor 
 
 to the Infanta Clara Eugenia. 
 The Ransome of Time being Captive. 
 "Wherein is declared how precious a thing 
 is time, how much he looseth that looseth 
 it, & how it may be redeemed. Trans- 
 lated into English by J. H. At Doway, 
 Printed bv Gerard Pinsone, at the eigne 
 of Coline, 1034. 8°. * 8 leaves : A— M 4 
 in eights, M 4 with Errata. Dedicated 
 by John Hawkins, the translator, to Kathe- 
 rine Duchess of Buckingham. B. M. 
 
 DEVOTIONS. 
 A Collection of Private Devotions : In 
 the Practice of the Ancient Chvrch, called 
 The Hovres of Prayer As they were 
 much after this maner published by 
 Authoritie of Q. Eliz. 1560. . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed bv R. Yovng. 1627. 12°, 
 A — X 9 in twelves, besides 2 leaves after 
 title marked (A) and (a 2). 
 
 The approbation is subscribed by the 
 Bishop of London. 
 
 DIALOGUE. 
 A Dialogue between Two Young Ladies 
 Lately Married, Concerning Management 
 of Husbands. London : Printed in the 
 Year 1696. [April ?]. Price Six Pence. 
 8°, A— E 3 in fours. B. M. 
 
 A Continuation of the Dialogue between 
 Two Young Ladies Lately Married. Con- 
 cerning the Management of Husbands. 
 Part the Second. Wherein is a most 
 Passionate Letter. Full of Wit and Affec- 
 tion, Writ by Eloisa . . . London, Printed 
 in the Year, 1696. Price Six Pence. 8°, 
 A— F 2 in fours. B. M. 
 A Dialogue between Mr Smith, Monsieur 
 Ragouse, Menheir Dorvell, and M'Manoel 
 Texiera, in a Walk to Newington. Lon- 
 don : Printed in the Year of our Lord, 
 1701. 4°, A— E 2 in fours. 
 
 DICK, WILLIAM. 
 The Suffering Case of William Dick, Esq ; 
 Grand-son and Heir of Sir William Dick, 
 with others of his Family, By the In- 
 tolerable oppression of Sir Andrew Dick, 
 an unnaturall branch thereof, humbly 
 tendred (for redresse) to the Honourable 
 Members of the Parliament of England. 
 [1648.] A broadside. 
 
 DICKINSON, EDMUND. 
 Delphi Phoenicizantes, sive. Tractatus, 
 in quo Graecos, auicquid apud Delphos 
 
 celebre erat, seu Pythonis & Apollinis 
 historiam, seu Pteanica certamina, & 
 praemia, seu priscam Templi formam . . . 
 e Josiue historic, scriptisque sacris effin- 
 xisse . . . ostenditur . . . Appemlitur 
 Diatriba de Nose in Italian) adventn, 
 ej usque nominibus Ethnicis : nee non de 
 Origine Druidum. His accessit Oratiun- 
 cula pro Philosophic liberanda. Authore 
 Edmundo Dickmsono, Art : Magist : & 
 Mertoiieiisis Colle^ii Socio. Oxonias 
 Excudebat H : Hall Academiae Typo- 
 graphic, Impensis Ric. Davis. 1655. 8°. 
 Title, 1 leaf : * 4 leaves : A, 8 leaves : 
 a, 3 leaves : B — P 4 in eights. Dedicated 
 to Dr. Jonathan Goddard of Merton Col- 
 lege, and physician of London. 
 
 At p. 91 there is a reference to the 
 Quakers. 
 
 DICTIONARIOLUM 
 Dictionariolvm et Colloqvia Octo Lin- 
 gvarvm, Latina j , Gallicae, Bel.^icae, Tev- 
 tonicae, Hispanica?, Italicae, Anglica?, & 
 Portvgallicae . . . Dictionaire . . . [the 
 same in French.] Nouuellemet reveiis 
 corrigez &c. Augmentez de quatre Dia- 
 logues, tres - profitable & vtil, tout au 
 faict de marschandise, qu'aux voyages 
 & anltres traffiques. Antverpiae Apud 
 Henricvm Aertsens, Anno, m.dc.lxii. 
 Obi. 8°, A — Bb in eights, including a 
 finely engraved frontispiece. 
 
 DIETARY. 
 Here begynneth a deuoute treatyse named 
 the Dyetary of ghostly helthe. [This 
 title is on a scroll over a common page- 
 cut. At the end occurs :] Imprynted at 
 London in Ponies chyrchyarde at the 
 sygne of the Trynyte by Henry Pepwell. 
 The yere of our lorde god. M. CCCCC. xxi. 
 The . xv. day of Nouembre. 4°. A 6 : 
 B 4 : C 6 . B. M. 
 
 There is a second cut on the back of the 
 
 title. The printer's mark is below the 
 
 colophon. 
 
 DIGBY, EVERARD 
 De Arte Natandi Libri duo, quorum 
 Prior regulas ipsins artis, posterior ver6 
 praxin demonstrationenique continet. 
 Authore Everardo Dygbeio Anglo in 
 artibus Magistro. Londini Excudebat 
 Thomas Dawson. 1587. 4°, A— P 2 in 
 fours. Dedicated to Richard Wort ley, 
 Esq. With numerous woodcuts. 
 
 DIGBY, GEORGE, Earl of Bristol. 
 Two Speeches, Of George Earl of Bristol 
 With some observations upon them By 
 which it may appear whether or no the 
 said Earl deserve to be involved in the 
 Common Calamity bi ought upon Roman 
 
DIG BY. 
 
 33 
 
 DORSETSHIRE. 
 
 3atkolicks, by the folly and presumption 
 f some few factious Papists. London 
 tinted in the Year, 1674. 4°, A— B in 
 ours. 
 
 Apparently from a foreign press. 
 
 IGBY, SIR KENELM. 
 
 ^ Discovrse, Concerning Infallibility in 
 
 leligion. Written by a Person of Qvality, 
 
 an Eminent Lord. Printed at Am- 
 terdam in the yeare. M. DC. LH. 12°, 
 L — S in eights and fours : T, 10. 
 
 L Discovrse, Concerning Infallibility in 
 teligion. Written by Sir Kenelme 
 )igby, to the Lord George Digby, Eldest 
 ionne of the Earle of Bristol. Printed 
 ,t Paris by Peter Targa, Printer of the 
 ^.rchbishoppricke. M. DC. Lll. 12°, A — 
 
 > in eights and fours : T, 10. 
 
 IGGES, LEONARD. 
 
 1 Booke called Tectonicon . . . Pub- 
 ished by Leonard Digges Gentleman, in 
 he yeare of our Lord, 1556. Imprinted 
 ,t London by Felix Kingston, dwelling 
 n Paternoster Rowe, ouer against the 
 ligne of the Checker. 1599. 4°, A— G 
 n fours, besides folding diagrams at pp. 
 
 > and 18. With other cuts on the letter- 
 less. 
 
 ILLON, WENTWORTH, Earl of Ros- 
 common. 
 \.n Essay on Translated Verse. By the 
 3arl of Roscomon. Cape Dona Extrema 
 Tuorwm. London, Printed for Jacob 
 Ion son . . . 1684. 4°. A, 4 leaves : 
 a), 3 leaves : B — D in fours. 
 
 IRECTORY. 
 
 k. Directory for the Publique Worship of 
 jod, throughout the Three Kingdoms 
 . . Together with an Ordinance of 
 Parliament for the taking away of the 
 Book of Common-Prayer : And for estab- 
 ishing and observing of this present 
 Directory throughout the Kingdom of 
 England, and Dominion of Wales. . . . 
 Loudon : Printed for the Company of 
 Stationers. 1645. 4°. Title and Im- 
 orimatur, 2 leaves : Ordinance as to the 
 Prayer-Book, 2 leaves : B — M in fours, 
 M 4 with' the Contents. 
 
 A.n Ordinance of the Lords and Commons 
 . . for the more effectuall putting in 
 execution the Directory for publique 
 worship, in all parish Churches and 
 Dhappells within the Kingdome of Eng- 
 land and Dominion of Wales, and for the 
 dispersing of them in all places and 
 Parishes within this Kingdome and the 
 Dominion of Wales. . . . Printed by 
 
 T. W. for Edw. Husband, . . . 1646. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A View of the New Directory and A 
 Vindication of the Ancient Liturgy of 
 the Church of England ; In Answer to 
 the Reasons pretended in the Ordinance 
 and Preface, for the abolishing the one, 
 and establishing the other. The Second 
 Edition. Oxford, Printed by Henry Hall 
 Printer to the University. 1646. 4°, 
 A — P in fours. 
 
 DISCOURSES. 
 
 Two Discourses. The First, Concerning 
 the Spirit of Martin Luther, And the 
 Original of the Reformation. The Second, 
 Concerning the Celibacy of the Clergv. 
 Printed at Oxford. An. 1687. 4°, A— O 
 in fours, and A — F 2 in fours. 
 
 DISTILLER. 
 The Distiller of London. Compiled and 
 set forth by the special Licence and 
 Command of the King's most Excellent 
 Majesty. For the sole use of the Com- 
 pany of Distillers of London. And by 
 them to be duly observed and practiced. 
 London, Printed by Robert Paske, Sta- 
 tioner, at the Sign of the Stationers Amies 
 and Ink-Botle in Westminster-Street, 
 for the Company of Distillers, 1668. 
 Folio, A— S, 2 leaves each. A is occupied 
 by the title and a plate of the Distillers' 
 Arms. 
 
 In the copy belonging to Mr. Henry 
 Stopes the list of cyphers is explained in 
 coeval MS. 
 
 DONNE, JOHN, Dean of St. Paul's. 
 A Sermon vpon the VIII. Verse of the 
 I. Chapter of the Acts of the Apostles. 
 Preach'd To the Honourable Company of 
 the Virginian Plantation. 13° Nouemb. 
 1622. By Iohn Donne Deane of St. Pauls, 
 London. London. Printed by A. Mat : 
 for Thomas Iones, and are to [be] sold at 
 his Shop in the Strand, at the blacke 
 Rauen,neere vnto Saint Clements Church. 
 1622. 4°, A— G in fours, A 1 blank. 
 Dedicated to the Virginia Company. 
 
 Tbere are a few interesting historical 
 allusions. 
 
 DORSETSHIRE. 
 An Abstract of Some Letters sent from 
 Dorchester, to some friends in London, 
 Dated the 3. of Septem. 1642. Contain- 
 ing A True Relation of the late proceed- 
 ings of Marquesse Hartford and the 
 Cavaliers, at Sherbon Castle, with the 
 opposition of that and other adjacent 
 Countries to those Proceedings. Lon- 
 don : Printed for Henry Overton, . . . 
 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 C 
 
DRY DEN. 
 
 34 
 
 DURFEY. 
 
 DRYDEN, JOHN. 
 Of Dramatick Poesie, An Essay . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed by T. Warren for Henry 
 Herringman, . . . 1693. 4", A— G in 
 fours. 
 
 DUDITIUS, ANDREAS, Sbardellatus. 
 Vita Reginaldi Poli, Britanni, S. R. E. 
 Cartlinalis, Et. Cantvariensis Archiepis- 
 copi. Venetiis, m.d.lviii. Ex Officina 
 Dominici Guerrei, & loan. Baptistse fra- 
 trum. 4°, A — M in fours. 
 
 DUDLEY, JOHN, Duke of Northumber- 
 land. 
 Qvesta e la Confessione che Giouanni 
 Duca di Northoniberlando fece, essendo 
 egli sopra il falco per essere giustitiato. 
 [Roma o Firenze ? 1553.] 4°, italic 
 letter, 4 leaves. 
 
 DUDLEY, ROBERT, Earl of Leicester. 
 Discovrs de la Vie Abominable, Rvses, 
 Trahison, Mevrtres, Impostvres, enipoi- 
 sonnenients, paillardises, Atheismes, & 
 autres tres iniques conuersations, des- 
 quelles a vse & vse iournellement le my 
 Lorde de Lecestre Machiaueliste, contre 
 l'honneur de Dieu, la Maieste de la Royne 
 d'Angleterre sa Princesse, & toute la Re- 
 publique Chrestienne. Traduict d'Angloia 
 en Francois & mis en forme de Dialogue 
 . . . M.D.LXXXV. 8°. Title, verses to the 
 Reader, the Queen, and Lord Leicester, 
 and Letter to M. G. in Gracious Street, 
 6 leaves : A — Q in eights : R, 6. 
 
 Brevis Narratio Triumphi quo a Senatu 
 populoque Traiectensi Illustrissimus 
 princeps Robertas DiuIIaeus Comes 
 LeicESTRivs &c. Traiecti Batauorum ex- 
 ceptus est Anno restitutse salutis 1586 
 quarto idus Martij. Vltratrajectj Henri - 
 cus Borcolous Excudebat. Anno 1586. 4°, 
 A — B in fours. 
 
 A collection of addresses and verses in 
 Latin and Dutch. 
 
 DULICH1 US, HAETMANN, pseud. 
 
 *A worke entytled of y olde god & the 
 newe, of the olde faythe & the newe, of 
 the olde doctryne and y newe / or orygy- 
 nall begynnynge of Idolatrye . . . [Col.] 
 
 Here endeth y e boke . . . Imprynted at 
 London in Fletestrete by me Julian Ryd- 
 dell, dwelling at y sygne of onr lady of 
 pite, next to Flete brydge. M. v. C. xxxiiij. 
 y xv. day of June. Cum priuilegio Regali. 
 Fyrste reade / and then iudge. 8°, R in 
 eights. 
 
 The Preface is dated Feb. 24, 1523. 
 
 DU-MAY, LEWIS, Sieur de Sallettes, 
 Councillor to the Duke of Wurtemburgh. 
 The Estate of the Empire : Or, An 
 Abridgement of the Laws and Govern- 
 ment of Germany. . . . Translated into 
 French by D' Alexis Esq ; Doctor of Laws 
 and Advocate in Parliament. Now faith- 
 fully rendred into English. London, 
 Printed by J. Macock for Richard Roy- 
 ston, . . . 1676. 8°, A— Z in eights, 
 title on A 2. With a portrait of the 
 Emperor Leopold. 
 
 DURFEY, THOMAS. 
 Titus and Gisippus : Or, The Power of 
 Friendship. A Moral Story, In Heroick 
 Verse. Done from a Hint out of the 
 Italian Prose of the Famous Boccace. 
 Concluding with a Supplement, alluding 
 to the Queens late Gracious Speech, . . . 
 By M 1 ' D'urfey. Amicus certus in re in- 
 certa cernitur. [London, about 1704.] 8°, 
 B — E in eights, and the title. 
 
 Stories Moral and Comical. Viz. 
 
 The Banquet of the Gods. 
 
 Titus and Gisippus : . . . 
 
 The Prudent Husband : . . . 
 
 Loyalty's Glory : . . . 
 From Hints out of Italian, Spanish, and 
 French Authors, ... By T. D'urfey, 
 Gent. London, Printed by Fr. Leach, 
 and sold by Isaac Cleave, ... 8°, A — S 
 in eights, A 1 blank, and A 2 with half- 
 title. Dedicated to Henry, Duke of 
 Beaufort. 
 
 Tales Tragical and Comical . . . ByTlio. 
 D'Vrfey, Gent . . . London, Printed for 
 Bernard Lintott . . . 1704. 8°. A, 4 
 leaves, first blank : a, 3 leaves : B — T 4 
 in eights. Dedicated to John Duke of 
 Argyll. 
 
( 35 
 
 E. 
 
 T., Esquire. 
 'wo Charges, As they were delivered By 
 C. E. Esquire, Justice of the Peace for 
 he County of Suffolke. The one at 
 Caster publick Quarter-Sessions of the 
 leace, held at Ipswich in that County : 
 )n Friday, April the 6. 1649. The other 
 ipon the opening or first Publick sitting 
 ipon the Commission of Sewers, at Wood- 
 iridge in the Liberty of St. Etheldred in 
 he same County : On Wednesday, Sept. 
 '. 1649 . . . Wherein appeares the neces- 
 ity of Government, and of steps and de- 
 ;rees in it : . . . London. Printed for 
 latthew Walbancke at Grays-Inne-Gate 
 i.nc.L. 4°. A, 2 leaves: B — D 2 in fours. 
 
 ADMER OF CANTERBURY. 
 
 Cadmeri Monachi Cantvariensis His- 
 oriee Novorvm Sine Sui Sseculi Libri 
 n. Res gestas (quibus ipse non modd 
 pectator diligens sed comes etiam 
 i actor plerumq; interfuit) sub Guil- 
 almo I & II & Henrico I Anglia3 Regi- 
 es, ab anno nempe Salutis MLXVI ad 
 tcxxn potissimum complexi. In lucem 
 x Bibliotheca Cottoniana emisit Ioannes 
 leldenvs, & Notas porrd adjecit & Spici- 
 jgium. . . . Londini, Typis & Impensis 
 ruilielmi Stanesbeij. m.dc.xxiii. Folio. 
 'itle, dedication to the Bishop of Lincoln, 
 ;ord Keeper, and Preface, 11 leaves : B 
 -Ee in fours. 
 
 iSTERN PARTS. 
 
 lad Newes from the Eastern Parts, Or, 
 L true and perfect relation of the strange 
 Spectacles and Signes, both seen and heard 
 l the Eastern Association. Distinctly 
 stting forth the Names of the Townes 
 nd Places where Englands Warning- 
 'iece lately appeared. As also, the de- 
 :ription of a most wonderfull Sij^ht (or 
 Jloud) which appeared over the famous, 
 nd chiefe City, the Hague in Holland. 
 . . London, Printed by B. Alsop, July 
 4. 1646. 4°, 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 ADKD. 
 
 A <;ood and fruitfull Exhortation vnto 
 be Familie of Lone / and vnto all those 
 hat are assembled ther-vnto . and rest 
 oodwillinge to the Loue of God / and to 
 Loue of their Neighbour / hauing a 
 mst to accomplish all Righteousnes : 
 ow they shall traine and foster them vp 
 monge each other / in the Woorde and 
 eruice of Loue . grow-vpp to Elders in 
 
 the holy and godlie Vnderstandinge of 
 the gratious Woorde. And in the obedi- 
 ence of his Requiringe. Testified and 
 set-fourth by Elidad / a Fellow-elder with 
 the Elder H: N, in the Famelie of the 
 Loue of Iesu Christ. Translated out of 
 Base-almayne. [Printed abroad about 
 1575.] 8°, A in eights. 
 
 ELIZABETH TUDOR, Queen of England 
 (1558-1602). 
 Iniunctions yiuen by the Queens Maiesty. 
 Anno domini. 1559. The first yere of the 
 raigne of our soueraign Lady Queene 
 Elizabeth. Cum priuilegio Regise Maies- 
 tatis. 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 This copy may want a leaf at end with 
 the name of the printers, Jugge and Cawood. 
 It has some curious MSS. notes of the time, 
 probably by the Thomas Bankes whose auto- 
 graph is on the title, and who has written 
 at the top, " Pretiu istius libri xvjd." 
 
 I have since seen a second copy, which 
 exactly corresponds with this. 
 
 ^Articles to be enquired in the visitacion, 
 in the first yere of the raigne of our most 
 dread soueraigne Ladye, Elizabeth by the 
 grace of God, . . . Anno 1559. [Col.] Im- 
 printed at London, in Powles Ciivrch 
 yarde by Rycharde Jug^e and John Ca- 
 wood printers to the Quenes Maiestie. 
 Cum priuilegio Regiae Maiestatis. 4°, 
 A — B in fours, B 4 blank. 
 
 Discorso della Gverra Bandita contro la 
 Regina DTnghilterra, Dal Re di Scozia, 
 e come egli ha preso la villa di Baruich, e 
 bruciato gran numero di Villaggi apparte- 
 nenti a detta Regina. Da di 9. di No- 
 ueinbre vltimo lino a oggi. In Firenze, 
 . . . 1588. 4°, 2 leaves. 
 
 A short and true discourse for satisfying 
 all those who not knowing the truth, speake 
 indiscreetly of hir most excellent Maiestie, 
 of the Lord Willughby Gouernour of hir 
 Maiesties succours in the vnited Prouinces 
 of the Low countries, and of all the Eng- 
 lish nation : by occasion of a strange 
 placcat of the 17. of April 1589 . the new 
 stile, put foorth by certaine particular 
 persons (as is said) vnder the name of 
 Generall States of those vnited Prouinces. 
 By which discourse, every one is praied 
 and required to speak well and Honorably 
 of th' actions of those Estates generall 
 lawfully assembled. . . . [1589] 4°, pp. 
 51. Roman letter. 
 
 The Secret History of the Most Renovn'd 
 
ELLIS. 
 
 36 
 
 ERASMUS. 
 
 Q. Elizabeth, and E. of Essex. By a Per- 
 son of Quality. Cologne : Printed for 
 Will with the Wisp, at the Sign of the 
 Moon in the Ecliptick. 12", A — E in 
 twelves, E 12 blank, including the rough 
 woodcut frontispiece to each of the two 
 parts. B. M. 
 
 ELLIS, JOHN, Preacher of (he Word at 
 Cambridge. 
 The Sole Path to a Sound Peace. Re- 
 commended to the Honourable House of 
 Commons in a Sermon at their publike 
 Fast. Feb. 22. . . . London, Printed by 
 John Itaworth, for George Latham, and 
 John Rothwell, . . . 1643. 4°, A— 1 in 
 fours. 
 
 ENCHIRIDION. 
 Enchiridion pclare ecclesie Sarum : de- 
 uotissimis precationibus / ac venustissi- 
 mis imagining et ijs quidem non paucis 
 refertum. Parisijs Ex officina libraria 
 vidue spectabilis viri Thielmanni keruer. 
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 de sacramento, 4 leaves : A — G in eights. 
 With woodcuts. The printer's mark and 
 colophon are on the last page. 
 Sotheby's, June 9, 1888, No. 659, on vellum. 
 ENGLAND. 
 The Interest of England Maintained : The 
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 The Malignants Plot upon the Presby- 
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 covered. . . . Printed June the 8. 1646. 
 4°, A— C 2 in fours. 
 
 A Brief Discovrse of the Present Miseries 
 of the Kingdome : Declaring by what 
 practices the people of England have been 
 deluded, and seduced into Slavery, and 
 how they have been continued therein, and 
 by what meanes they may shake off that 
 bondage, they are now enthraled under. 
 Written by a lover of his Country, for 
 the good of all such who are not contented 
 to be slaves, but desire to be Free-men. 
 Printed in the Yeare, 1648. 4°, A— D in 
 fours. 
 
 A Royalist production. A coeval MS. note 
 on the title-page says: " Herein is given a 
 generall account of y first rise of y late civil 
 wane betwixt y King & y Parliam : solide 
 & acute." 
 
 England's Interest Asserted, In the Im- 
 provement of its Native Commodities ; 
 And mure especially the Manufacture of 
 Wool : Plainly shewing its Exportation 
 Un-manufactured, amounting unto Mil- 
 lions of Loss to His Majesty. and Kingdom. 
 With some Brief Observations of tli.it 
 worthy Author Sir Walter Rawley, touch- 
 ing the same. ... By a true Lover of 
 
 His Majesty, and Native Country. Lon- 
 don, Printed for Francis Smith, . . . 
 1669. 4°. Title, 1 leaf: A, 4 leaves: 
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 The White Horse, one of the signs where 
 
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 Angliae Speculum Morale ; The Moral 
 State of England, with the several Aspects 
 it beareth to Virtue and Vice. With the 
 Life of Theodatvs, and 
 
 Three Novels ( Th . e Larid - Mariners 
 y- "' < Friendship Sublimed, 
 
 ( The Friendly Rivals. 
 . . . London, Printed for Henry Herring- 
 man, . . . 1670. 8°, A— N 2 in eights. 
 
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 EPISTLES AND GOSPELS. 
 **The Pistels and Gospels of the Son- 
 dayes and festyuall holy dayes, newly 
 corrected and amended. [Col.] % Im- 
 printed by Ihon Waylande in Fletestrete, 
 at the signe of the blew garlande. % Cum 
 priuilegio . . . 4°, 68 leaves, the last 
 blank. 
 
 ERASMUS, DESIDERIUS, of Rotter- 
 dam. 
 
 *An Epistell of the famous doctor Erasnnj 
 of Roterdame / vnto the reuerende father 
 & excellent prince / Christof'er bysshop of 
 Basyle / cocerning the forbedynge of eat- 
 ynge of flesshe / and lyke constitutyons 
 of men . . . [Col.] Printed at London 
 by Thomas Godfray. [1522.] Small 8°, 
 R in hall-sheets. 
 
 Dated from Basle, Easter-Monday, 1522. 
 *Commonplaces of scripture orderly, and 
 after a compendious forme of teacnynge, 
 set forth with no li tie labour, to the great 
 prof'yte and lielpe of all suche studentes of 
 Gods worde, as haue not had longe exer- 
 cyse in the same, by the right excellent 
 clerke Erasmus Sarcerius. [Col.] IT Ini- 
 
ESS A VS. 
 
 37 
 
 EXQUEMLING. 
 
 prynted at London by Johan Byddell, 
 dwellynge in Fletestrete at the signe of the 
 Sonne ouer agaynst the Cundite. In the 
 yere of our lord god . m. ccccc.xxxviij. 
 the xij. daye of August. Cum Privilegio. 
 8°. 
 
 Herbert's copy was incomplete. 
 
 *Flores aliquot sententiarum ex variis 
 collecti scriptoribus. The flowers of 
 senceis gathered out of sundry wryters by 
 Erasmus in Latine and Englished by 
 Rychard Tauerner. IT Huic libello non 
 male conuenient Mimi illi Publiani nuper 
 ab eodem Richardo versi. Londini. Ex 
 edibus Wilhelmi Copland Anno, m.d.l. 
 [Col.] Imprynted at London in Flete- 
 strete at the sygne of the Rose Garland 
 by Wyllyain Copland for Rychard Kele 
 dwellynge in Lombard strete nere vnto 
 the Stockes market at the sygne of the 
 Egle. 8°, 8 leaves. 
 
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 the Chiliades of Erasmus, by Richard 
 Tauerner. With new additions, as well 
 of Latin Prouerbes, as of English. Im- 
 printed at London, in Fleete streete, by 
 William How. 1569. 8°, 71 leaves. 
 
 ESSAYS. 
 
 Six Familiar Essays upon 
 Marriage \ ( Death, 
 
 Crosses in Love, > < Loyalty, 
 Sickness, ) ( and Friendship. 
 
 Written hy a Lady. London : Printed 
 
 for Tho. Bennet, at the Half-Moon in St. 
 
 Paul's Church-yard, 1696. 8°. A, 4 
 
 leaves : B — H in eights. 
 
 ETHEREGE, SIR GEORGE. 
 She wou'd if She cou'd ; A Comedy. 
 Acted at His Highness the Duke of York's 
 Theater. Written by George Etherege 
 Esq ; In the Savoy : Printed by T. N. 
 for H. Herringman, ... 1671. 4 6 . A, 2 : 
 B— L in fours : M, 2. 
 
 ETON SCHOOL. 
 Dionysii Poemation De Situ Orbis. Ex- 
 cusum, in Vsum Scholar Regia3 Etonensis. 
 Londini, Apud Iohannem Redmayne. 
 mdclxviii. 8°, A— C in eights, C 8 
 blank. 
 
 The Greek text. 
 
 EURIPIDES. 
 Hecvba, & Iphigenia in Aulide . . . 
 Erasmo Roterodamo interprete. Eivsdeni 
 Ode de laudibus Britannia?, Regisq ; 
 
 Henrici septimi, ae regiorum liberorum 
 eius . . . [Col.] Venetiis In AEdibvs 
 Aldi Mense Decembri . m . d vn. 8°. 
 Title and prefixes, 8 leaves, last two 
 blank : A — I in eights. 
 
 EUROPE. 
 
 Evrope a Slave, unless England break 
 her Chains : Discovering the Grand De- 
 signs of the French-Popish Party in Eng- 
 land for several Years past. London, 
 Printed for W. D. . . . 1681. 12°, B— E 
 in twelves, E 12 blank, and the title. 
 
 *EXEMPLA. 
 
 Incipiut exepla sacre scripture ex utroque 
 testameto, secund. ordine literaru collecta. 
 Et primo de Abstinentia. [Col.] Ex- 
 plicit exepla . . . Inpressaq ; apud uilla 
 sancti Albani. Anno dni M.cccc.lxxxi. 
 8°. a 8 : b 8 : c B : d— f 8 : g<5 [no h :] 
 i — l 8 . 
 
 Printed on papers with different marks, 
 says Herbert. 
 
 EXPOSITIO. 
 Expositio hymnorii sed'uni vsum Sarum. 
 [The rest of the page is occupied by a 
 woodcut, the reverse blank.] No place, 
 printer's name, or date [but apparently 
 printed at Cologne about 1500.] 4°, A — 
 I 5 in sixes (I 6 having probably had the 
 colophon). 
 
 Sotheby's, June 9, 1888, No. 867. This 
 was probably printed with the Sequences, 
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 Expositio sequential sedum vsum Sa- 
 rum. No place, &c. [Cologne, about 
 1500.] 4°, A— K in sixes. 
 
 Intended to accompany the Hymns from 
 the same press. 
 
 EXQUEMLING, J. 
 The History of the Bucaniers : Being an 
 Impartial Relation of all the Battels, 
 Sieges, and other most Eminent Assaults 
 committed for several years upon the 
 Coasts of the West-Indies by the Pirates 
 of Jamaica and Tortuga. Both English, 
 & other Nations. More especially the 
 Unparallel'd Achievements of Sir H. M. 
 Made English from the Dutch Copy: . . . 
 London, Printed for Tho. Malthus at the 
 Sun in the Poultry. 1684. 12°, A— I in 
 twelves. With a portrait of Sir H. Morgan 
 facing the title and a plate with four 
 other portraits. 
 
 A popular abridgment. 
 
( 38 
 
 F. 
 
 F. N. 
 The Husbandmans fruitfull Orchard. 
 Shewing diuers rare new secrets for the 
 true Ordering of all sortes of fruite in 
 their due seasons. Also how your en- 
 crease and profite maie bee much more 
 then heertofore, and yet your charge and 
 labour the same. . . . Neuer before pub- 
 lished. At London Imprinted for Roger 
 Iackson, and are to bee sold at his shop 
 in Fleet-street neere the conduit. 1609. 
 4 3 , black letter. A, 2 leaves : B— E 2 in 
 fours. B. M. 
 
 The Fruiterers'' Secrets, 1G04, with a new 
 
 title. Gibson-Craig, part 2, No. 925 (March, 
 
 1888). 
 
 FAIRS. 
 By the King. A Proclamation prohibit- 
 ing the keeping of Bartholomew and 
 Siurbridge Faire. God saue the King. 
 Printed at Oxford by I. L. and W. T. tor 
 Bonham Norton and Iohn Bill, . . . 1625. 
 A broadside. 
 
 In consequence of the Plague in London. 
 A Proclamation prohibiting the keeping 
 of Bartholomew Fayre, Sturbridge fayre, 
 and our Lady Fayre in Southwarke. 
 Imprinted at London by Robert Barker, 
 . . . and by the Assignes of Iohn Bill 
 M. DC. xxx. A broadsheet. 
 FARTHING TOKENS. 
 A Proclamation for the continuing of Our 
 Farthing Tokens of Copper, and prohibit- 
 ing the Counterfeiting of them, and the 
 vse of all other. Printed at London by 
 Bonham Norton and Iohn Bill. . . . 
 m.dc.xxv. A broadsheet formed of two 
 leaves. 
 FEAST. 
 A Feast of Fat Things Full of Marrow. 
 Containing several Scripture Sonus taken 
 out of the Old and New Testament. 
 With others, composed by the Author. 
 Together with an Hundred of Li vine 
 Hymns, being the first Century. . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed by B. H. 1696. 12°. Title 
 and Table, 4 leaves : Bb, 12 leaves : A, 8 
 leaves : B — E 4 in twelves. B. M. 
 
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 FENNOR, DUDLEY, Minister of God's 
 Word. 
 An Answere vnto the Confutation of Iohn 
 Nichols his Recantation . . . London 
 Imprinted by Iohn wolfe for Iohn Har- 
 rison & Thomas Maune, dwelling in Pater 
 
 noster rowe, and are there to be solde, 
 1583. 4°, A — Cc in fours and the title, 
 or 104 leaves. 
 FESTIVAL. 
 *lncipit liber qui vocatur festiualis de 
 reveso correctus et impressus. [Col.] 
 Finitu et completu extat hoc opusculu Jn 
 celeberrima vrbe Parisiensi. Anno dhi 
 M. cccc. xcv. die vero xxvi. Februarii. iin- 
 pensis Nicolai Comitis. Folio, 125 leaves. 
 Herbert's copy had not the Quatuor Ser- 
 mones annexed. 
 
 *Incipit liber qui vocatur festiualis. [This 
 title is over a woodcut of Jesus and Mary, 
 with an inscription beneath. The colo- 
 phon is :] Finitum et completum per 
 Richardum Pynson comorantem extra 
 barram noui templi Londonu. Anno 
 incarnationis domiriice. mcccc. nonagesi- 
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 repeated. There is another on the last 
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 The festyuall. [This title is on a ribbon 
 over a page-cut. The colophon is :] Thus 
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 don in Fletestrete / at y sygne of the 
 Sonne by Wynkyn de worde The yere of 
 our lorde god. M. ccccc. xxviij. y fyfth 
 day of Nouember. The . xx. yere of the 
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 A — Y in eights and fours : A A — LL in 
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 *FIDELITAS. 
 Fidelitas. A Distinct DecluratiO of the 
 Requiring of the Lorde and of the godlie 
 Testimonis of the holie Spirit of the 
 Loue of Jesu Christ. Set-fourth by Fideli- 
 tas, a Fellowe-elder with H. N. in the 
 Familie of the Loue. Translated out of 
 Base-almayne. . . . [Printed abroad about 
 1575.] 8°, A— C in eights. 
 
 FIELD, JOHN. 
 
 A brief exhortation, fruitfull and meete 
 to he read, in this heauy tyme of Gods 
 visitation in London to suche, as be Sicke, 
 where the Ministers do lacke, or other- 
 wise cannot be present to comfort them. 
 I. F. Imprinted at London, by Jhon 
 Day, dwelling oner Aldersgate beneath 
 Saint Martines. Cum priuilegio. 8°, 8 
 leaves. B. M. 
 
FIELD. 
 
 39 
 
 FORTESCUE. 
 
 FIELD, RICHARD, D.D. 
 
 tOf the Church, Fine Bookes. At Lon- 
 don, Imprinted by Humfrey Lownes, for 
 Simon Waterson. 1606. 4°, Nn 2 in 
 fours. 
 
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 FIESCHI, OTTOBONE, Papal Legate in 
 England, afterwards Pope Adrian V. 
 **Incipiunt opera supra constitutiones 
 prouinciales et Othonis. [Col.] . . . 
 Londonij apud humanissimum virum 
 winandum de worde. Anno ab incarna- 
 tione xp\ M.D.xxix. vigesimo octauo die 
 mensis Nouebris. Sm. 8°, A — M in 
 eights. 
 
 Constitutions puincialles / and of Otho / 
 and Octhobone / Translated in ro Eng- 
 lyshe. Cum priuilegio. [Col.] Im- 
 prynted at London in Fletestrete by me 
 Robert Redman, Anno. m. d. xxxiiii. 
 Cvm Privilegio. 8°. >%*, 8 leaves, the 
 last blank : A, 4 leaves with the Table : 
 A (repeated) — X 4 in eights. B. 31. 
 King's books, from Ratcliff's collection. 
 
 FISHER, JOHN, Bishop of Rochester. 
 *A sermon had at Paulis by the comand- 
 ment of the most reuerend father in god 
 my lorde legate / and sayd by John the 
 bysshop of Rochester / vpo quiquagesom 
 Bouday/ concernynge certayne heretickes / 
 whiche tha were abiured for hohlynge the 
 heresies of Marty n Luther that famous 
 heretike / and for y kepyng and reteyn- 
 yng of his bokes agaynst the ordinance 
 of the bulle of pope Leo the tenthe. Cu 
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 printed at London / in fletestrete / in 
 the house of Thomas Berthelet / nere to 
 the Cundite / at y e signe of Lucrece. 
 Cum priuilegio a rege indulto. 4°, A — 
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 FISHER, PAYNE. 
 A Synopsis of Heraldry, Or, The most 
 plain, short, and easie way for the per- 
 fect attaining of that Art, containing all 
 necessary Directions, in order thereunto. 
 . . . London, Printed for L. Curtis, near 
 Fleetbridge, and T. Simmons at the 
 Princes Arms in Ludgate street. 1682. 
 8°. A, 8 leaves, including a frontispiece : 
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 Kings of England, since King Egbert. 
 . . . 1682 : A, 8 leaves, besides 2 plates : 
 B — I 4 in eights, besides two plates iu H. 
 
 FLEETWOOD, W., Chaplain in ordinary 
 to their Majesties. 
 A Sermon against Clipping, Preach'd 
 before the Right Honourable the Lord 
 
 Mayor and Court of Aldermen, at Guild- 
 Hail Chappel, on Decemb. 16. 1694. 
 London, Printed by Tho. Hodgkin, and 
 are to be sold by John Whitlock, near 
 Stationers-Hall, 1694. 4°, B— E in fours, 
 besides the title and a leaf of Impri- 
 matur, &c. 
 
 A curious tract by the author of the 
 Chronicon Prcciosum. 
 
 FLEMING, ABRAHAM. 
 Tiie Diamond of Deuotion : Cut and 
 squared into six seuerall points : Namely 
 1. The footpath to Felicitie. 
 
 2 A guide to Godlines. 
 
 3 The Schoole of skill. 
 
 4 A swarme of Bees. 
 
 5 A plant of pleasure. 
 
 6 A Groue of Graces. 
 
 Full of many fruitfull lessons auaileable 
 to the leading of a godly and reformed 
 life. By Abraham Fleming. ... At Lon- 
 don, Printed by Peter Short, . . . 1602. 
 12°, A-G in twelves, G 12 blank. 
 Printed within borders. With separate 
 titles to each part. Dedicated to Sir 
 George Carey, Knight Marshal of the 
 Queen's household. 
 
 FLETCHER, JOHN. 
 The Bloody Brother. A Tragedy. By 
 B. J. F. [sic.] London, Printed" by R. 
 Bishop, for Thomas Allott, and Iohn 
 Crook, . . . 1639. 4". A, 2 leaves: 
 B — I in fours. 
 
 FORD, THOMAS. 
 Mvsicke of Svndrie Kindes, Set forth in 
 two Bookes : The First whereof are, 
 Aries [sic] for 4. Voices to the Lute, 
 Orphorion, or Basse-Viol, with a Dialogue 
 for two Voices, and two Basse Viols in 
 parts, tunde the Lute way. The Second 
 are Pauens, Galiards, Almaines, Toies, 
 Iigges, Thumpes and such like, for two 
 Basse-Viols, the Liera way, so made as 
 the greatest number may serue to play 
 alone, very easie to be performde. Com- 
 posed by Thomas Ford. Imprinted at 
 London by Iohn Windet at the Assignes 
 of William Barley and are to be sold by 
 Iohn Browne . . . 1607. Folio, A— M, 
 2 leaves each. Dedicated to Sir Richard 
 Weston. 
 
 FORTESCUE, SIR JOHN. 
 **Pernobilis mi litis, cognomento For- 
 tescu, qui tempo ri bus Henrici sexti floruit, 
 de politica administratione, et legibus 
 ciuilibus florentissimi regni Anglie 
 commentarius. Excusum Londini tipis 
 Edwardi Whitechurche, et veneunt in 
 edibus Henrici Smyth Bibliopole Cum 
 
FORTUXATCS. 
 
 40 
 
 FRA.XCE. 
 
 Priuilegio ad iniprinienduui solum. Sm. 
 8°, 74 leaves. 
 
 FORTUNATUS. 
 The Comical and Tragical History of 
 Fortunatus : Wherein is contained his 
 Birth, Travels, Adventures, .... Lon- 
 don : Printed by and for W. 0. and are 
 to be sold by C. Bates, ... 4°, A— C in 
 fours. With cuts. 
 
 FOWLER, CHRISTOPHER, Minister of 
 the Gospel at St. Mary's in Reading. 
 1 heinonium Meridianum. Satan at Noon. 
 Or, Antichristian Blasphemies, Anti- 
 script urall Divellismes, Anti-morall Vn- 
 cleanness, . . . Being, A sincere and im- 
 partiall Relation of the Proceedings of the 
 Commissioners of the County of Berks, 
 Authorized by the Ordinance for Ejec- 
 tion, against John Pordage, late Minister 
 of Bradfield, in the same County. . . . 
 With some Notes, and Animadversions 
 upon a Book of the said John Pordage, 
 intituled Innocency appearing, &c. . . . 
 London : Printed for Francis Eglesfield, 
 ...1655. 4°. % 4 leaves: A, 2 leaves, 
 A 2 with Errata : B — X in fours, X 4 
 blank. Dedicated to the Protector. 
 
 FOX, EDWARD, Bishop of Hereford. 
 **Opvs eximivm de vera differentia regiae 
 potestatis ac ecclesiasticae et qvae sit ipsa 
 Veritas ac virtvs vtrivsque. Londini in 
 aedibus Thomae Bertheleti. m.d.xxxiiii. 
 [Col.] Thomas Bertheletvs Regivs Im- 
 pressor excudebat. 8°, 64 leaves, the 
 last blank. Altkorp (Herbert's copy on 
 vellum). 
 
 FOX, JOHN. 
 Ad inclytos ac praspotentes Anglian Pro- 
 ceres, Ordines, & Statvs, totamq ; eius 
 gentis Nobilitatem, pro aftiietis fratri- 
 bvs Svpplicatio. Autore Ioanne Foxo 
 Anglo. Basileae, Per Ioannem Opoii- 
 nuin. [Col.] Basileae, Anno Salutis 
 human* m.d.l.vii. Mense Martio. 8°, 
 a — e 4 in eights. Following the title is 
 LibeUi ml .Initios carmen and Art or ipse 
 ad Libellum, both presumably by Fox. 
 
 FRANCE. 
 
 A Letter from the Lord of Rosny, Great 
 Treasurer of France to the Queene Regent 
 of France. Concerning the resignation of 
 his Oiliees. Faithfully translated out of 
 French, by E. D. London Printed by 
 Tho. Creede, for William Wright, and are 
 to be sold at his shop on Snow - hill, at 
 the signe of the Harrow. 1613. 4°, 
 A — B in fours, A 1 blank. B. M. 
 Remonstrances made by the Kings Ma- 
 iesties Ambassadovr, vnto the French 
 
 King, and the Queene his Mother, lime 
 last past, 1615. Concerning the marriages 
 with Spaine ; As also certayne Diabolicall 
 opinions maintayned by Cardinall Perron, 
 about the deposing and nuirthering of 
 Kings. Together with the French Kings 
 Letter to the Prince of Conde, dated the 
 26. of Iuly last, 1615. and the Prince his 
 Answere thereunto. Translated accord- 
 ing to the French Copie. London, Prin- 
 ted bv William Stansby for Nathaniel 
 Butter, . . . 1615. 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 L'Histoire et Discovrs Av Vray dv Siege 
 qvi fvt mis devant la Ville d'Orleans par 
 les Auglois, le Mardy xii iour d'Octobre. 
 M.cccc xxviii. regnant alors Charles VII. 
 Roy de France ... A Troves, Chez 
 Claude Briden, . . . m.d.c.xxi. 12 mo , 
 A — M in twelves, and N, 5 leaves. Dedi- 
 cated by the publisher " A Messievrs 
 Messievrs les Maires et Eschevins de la 
 ville d'Orleans." 
 
 A Narration, Briefely Contayning the 
 History of the French Massacre, especially 
 that horrible one at Paris, which happened 
 in the yeare 1572. In the passage of 
 which, are handled certaine Questions 
 both Politike and Ethike, properly fit for 
 Courtiers and States-men. The condition 
 also of this present time is discouered, 
 .... London : Printed by Thomas 
 Snodham. 1618. 4°, A— F 2 in fours. 
 Dedicated to Dr. N. F. " the famous Pa- 
 tron of Learning, and learned men." B. M. 
 
 The Present State of the Protestants in 
 l r rance. In Three Letters. Written by 
 a Gentleman at London to his Friend in 
 the Country . . . Louden, Printed for 
 John Holford, Book-seller in the Pall-Mali 
 over against S. Alban's-Street. 1681. 4°, 
 A — D in fours, and a, 2 leaves. 
 
 Monsieur Colbert's Ghost, Or, France 
 Without Bounds. Being A Particular 
 Account by what ways it has attain'd to 
 that Supream Grandeur, ... A Oologn, 
 Chez Pierre Marteau. 1684. 12 mo . A, 
 3 leaves : B — F 3 in twelves. 
 An Edict of the French King, Prohibiting 
 all Publick Exercise of the Pretended Re- 
 formed Religion in his Kingdom. Wherein 
 he Recalls and totally Annuls the per- 
 petual and irrevocable Edict of King 
 Henry the IV. his Grandfather, given at 
 Nantes ; . . . Translated out of French. 
 The Second Edition Corrected, with Ad- 
 ditions. Printed bv G. M. Anno Dom. 
 1686. 4°, A— E in fours. 
 
 The Proceedings of the Parliament of 
 Paris, Upon the Pope's Bull, Concerning 
 
FRANCIS. 
 
 4i 
 
 GARDINER. 
 
 the Franchises in the City of Rome, and 
 the following Ordonnanee of the 26 th of 
 December. Translated iuto English by 
 Order of his Excellency Monsieur Barillon, 
 his Most Christian Majesties Ambassadour 
 Extraordinary to the King of Great Biit- 
 taiii. London, Printed for R. Bentley, 
 . . . 1688. 4°, A— E in fours, E 4 blank. 
 
 The Conquest of Fiance, With the Life, 
 and Glorious Actions of Edward the 
 Black Prince. . . . Printed by A. M. for 
 Charles Bates at the Sun and Bible in 
 Pye-Corner. 4°, A — C in fours. With 
 cuts. 
 
 FRANCIS, BERNARD, Student in 
 
 Divinity. 
 The Christian Duty. [Quot. from 1. Cor. 
 14. 38.] Printed at Aire By Claude 
 Francois Tulliet. m. dc. lxxxiv. With 
 Licence of Superiors. 4". Title, To the 
 Reader, &c, 4 leaves : A — Pp in fours : 
 Qq, 6 leaves. 
 
 FRENCH, JOHN. 
 
 The Art of Distillation : ... To which 
 is added in this Third Impression Calci- 
 nation and Sublimation : In Two Books. 
 As Also, The London Distiller Exactly 
 
 and truly shewing the way (in words at 
 length, and not in mysterious Characters 
 and Figures) to draw all sorts of Spirits 
 and Strong- Waters ; Together with their 
 Virtues, and Other Excellent Waters. 
 London : Printed by E. Cotes for T. 
 Williams at the Bible in Little-Britain. 
 1664. 4°, A— 3 G 2 in fours, and a, 4 
 leaves. Dedicated to the author's friend, 
 Tobias Garbrand,M.D., Principal of Glou- 
 cester Hall, Oxford. With woodcuts. 
 
 FULKE, WILLIAM. 
 A most pleasant Prospect into the Garden 
 of naturall Contemplation, ... By W. 
 Fulke Doctor of Diuinitie. ... At Lou- 
 don Printed for William Leake, . . . 1602. 
 8°. IT, 4 leaves, the first blank : A — I in 
 eights, 1 8 blank. 
 
 FULLER, THOMAS, D.D. 
 Andronicvs, Or, The Vnfortunate Politi- 
 cian. 
 „, . ( Sin ; stoutly punished. 
 Shewing -j Riqht; 81ir ^ rescued . 
 
 [Quot. from Eccl. 8. 11.] By Tho. Fuller, 
 B.D. London, Printed by W. Wilson, 
 for John Williams, . . . 1646. 8°, A— L 
 in eights, L 8 blank. 
 
 G. 
 
 GALENUS. 
 
 ** Galeni Pergameni de pulsuu vsu Tho. 
 Linacro Anglo interprete. Londini in 
 adibus pinsonianis, cum priuilegio a rege 
 indulto. 1522. 4°, 16 leaves. Dedicated 
 to Cardinal Wolsey. 
 
 GALTRUCH1US, P., of the Society of 
 Jesus. 
 The Poetical Histories Being a Compleat 
 Collection of all the Stories necessary for 
 a Perfect understanding of the Greek and 
 Latine Poets and other Ancient Authors 
 written Orginally in French. . . . Now 
 Englisht and enricht with Observations. 
 ... By Marivs DAssigny, B.D. London, 
 Printed by B. G. and are to be sold by 
 Moses Pitt, . . . 1671. 8°. A, 4 leaves : 
 b, 8 leaves : B — Mm in eights : Index, 
 10 leaves. Dedicated to Sir Orlando 
 Bridgman. 
 
 GARCIA, DON. 
 Laveriuv, Or The Spanish Gipsy: The 
 
 whole Art, Mystery, Antiquity, Company, 
 Noblenesse, and Excellency of Theeves 
 and Theeving. With their Statutes, 
 Lawes, Customes, Practises, Varieties, 
 and Differences. . . . With a pleasant Dis- 
 course hee had in Prison with a most 
 famous Theefe. . . . Now in English by 
 W. M. London, Printed not in New- 
 gate, 1650. 12°. A, 6 leaves : B— M in 
 twelves : N, 4. With a woodcut frontis- 
 piece apparently intended for the hero. 
 
 The unsold copies of 1C38 with a new title. 
 
 [GARDINER, STEPHEN, Bishop of 
 Winchester.] 
 Confvtatio Cavillationvm, Qvibvs Sac- 
 rosanctvm Evcharistia? Sacramentum, ab 
 impiis C'apernaitis, impeti solet, Authore 
 Marco Antonio Constantio, Theologo 
 Louaniensi. Parisiis, Apud Ioanuem de 
 Roigny, . . . 1552. Cum priuilegio Regis. 
 4°. a, 4 leaves : a — z in fours : A — Kk 
 in fours. 
 
GAPE Y. 
 
 GILLESPIE. 
 
 GAREY, SAMUEL, Preacher of the Word 
 at Wynfarthing, co. Norfolk. 
 Great Brittans little Calendar : Or, Triple 
 Diarie, In remembrance of three daies. 
 Diuided into three Treatises. 1. Britan- 
 nia vota : or God saue the King : for the 
 24. day of March, the day of his Maiesties 
 happy proclamation. 2. Gcesaris Hostes : 
 or, The Tragedy of Traytors : for the fift 
 of August : the day of the bloody Gowries 
 Treason, and of Ins Highnes blessed pre- 
 sentation. 3. Amphitheatrum SceUrum : 
 or, The Transcendent of Treason: the day 
 of a most admirable deliuerance of our 
 King, Queene, . . . from that most hor- 
 rible and hellish proiect of the Gun- 
 Powder Treason. Nouemb. 5. Where- 
 unto is annexed a short disswasiue from 
 Poperie. London, Printed by Iohn Beale 
 for Henry Fetherstone, and Iohn Parker. 
 1618. 4°, A— Oo in fours. Dedicated to 
 the Marquis of Buckingham. 
 
 GARTER, ORDER OF THE. 
 St. George for England : Or, A Relation 
 of the Manner of the Election and Instal- 
 lation of the Knights of the most Noble 
 Order of St. George, called the Garter. 
 Which is to be Solemnized on the 15. 16. 
 and 17. of April next, at the Castle of 
 AYindsore. London, Printed for James 
 Thrale, and are to be sold at the sign of 
 the Cross-keyes, at Pauls gate. 1661. 4°, 
 A — B in fours, B 4 blank. 
 
 GAUDEN, JOHN, D.D. 
 The Case of Ministers Maintenance by 
 Tithes, (As in England,) Plainly dis- 
 cussed in Conscience and Prudence. 
 Humbly propounded to the considera- 
 tion of those Gentlemen of the Commit- 
 tee, 'who are in Consultation about it. 
 Tit. 11. 9. That thou mayest be able .... 
 London, Printed by Thomas Maxey, for 
 Andrew Crook, . . . 1653 [Sept. 14.] 4°, 
 B — G 3 in fours, and the title. B. M. 
 
 Funerals made Cordials : In a Sermon 
 Prepared and (in part) Preached at the 
 solemn Interment of the Corps of the 
 Right Honorable Robert Rich, Heire 
 apparent to the Earldom of "Warwick. 
 (Who aged 23. died Febr. 16. at White- 
 hall, and was honorably buried March 5. 
 1657. at Felsted in Essex.) By John 
 Gauden, D.D. of Booking in Essex. . , . 
 London, Printed by T. C. for Andrew 
 Crook, . . . 1658. 4°. A, 4 leaves : [*], 
 2 leaves : B — R 2 in fours, besides the 
 funeral escutcheon. With some verses 
 at the end by Gauden and Sydney Godol- 
 phin. 
 
 GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH. 
 Britanie vtrivsq; regu & prlcipti Origo 
 & gesta insignia ab Galfrido Monemu- 
 tensi ex antiquissimis Biitannici sermonis 
 monumentis in latinu sermone traducta : 
 & ab Ascensio cura & impedio magistri 
 Iuoni Cauellari in lucem edita : pstant 
 in eiusdem sedibus. [sidviii.] 4°. Title, 
 &c, 8 leaves : A (repeated) — M in eights : 
 N, 6 leaves, N 6 blank. 
 
 GERSON, JOHN. 
 The Following of Christ. Written in 
 Latine by Thomas A Kempis . . . Re- 
 viewed and in diuers things corrected. 
 By M. C. Confessor to the English Nuns 
 at Paris. Who also added the Authoura 
 life in this last edition. Printed at Paris 
 by Mistris Blageart. Anno 1636. 8". 
 a — e, 8 leaves each : A — Ii in eights. 
 
 The Following of Christ, Written in 
 Latine, by Thomas of Kempis Canon 
 Regvlar of the Order of S. Augustin. 
 Translated into English and in this last 
 Edition, Reuiewed & compared with 
 several former Editions. Printed at Roan, 
 By Ivlian Covrant. m.dc.lxx. 8°. a, 8 
 leaves, title on a 3 : §,4 leaves : A — Qq 
 in eights, Qq 8 blank. 
 
 GETHING, RICHARD. 
 Digitus Dei, Or, A miraculous Victory 
 gained by the English, upon the Rebels 
 in Munster : Exprest in two Letters, 
 Written to Lievtenant Colonell St. Leger, 
 Sonne and Heir to the Right Honourable 
 Sir William St. Leger, Knight, late Lord 
 President of Munster, by hisLordships late 
 Secretarv, Richard Gething. September 
 20, 1642. Loudon, Printed for Thomas 
 Bates. 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 GIBSON, SIR ALEXANDER, of Durie, 
 one of the Senators of the College of Jus- 
 tice. 
 The Decisions of the Lords of Council 
 and Session, in .Mm-; ( 'a- s of Importance, 
 Debated, and brought before Them ; From 
 July 1621, to July 1642. With an Index 
 of the Pursuers and Defenders Names . . . 
 Corrected and Revised, by W. A. J. C. 
 Edinbvrgh, Printed by the Heir of An- 
 drew Anderson ; . . . AnnoDom.MDCXC. 
 Folio. Title and dedication by Gibson 
 to Viscount Stair, 2 leaves : A — 5 X 2 
 in fours : Index, A — L in twos. With a 
 portrait by White after Paton. 
 
 GILLESPIE, GEORGK. 
 A Dispvte against the English-Popish 
 Ceremonies, Obtrvded vpon the Chvrch 
 of Scotland. Wherein Not only our owne 
 
GLANVILL. 
 
 43 
 
 GORDON. 
 
 Argvnients against the same are strongly 
 confirmed, but likewise the Answeres and 
 Defences of ourOpposites, Svch as Hooker, 
 Mortovne, Bvrges, . . . particularly con- 
 futed. . . . Printed in the yeare of our 
 Lord 1637. 4°, A— G in fours, and a leaf 
 of H : Aa, 3 leaves : Bb — Gg in fours : 
 Aaa — Zzz in fours : aaa — bbb in fours : 
 ccc, 1 leaf : Aaaa — Ffff in fours. 
 
 Reasons For which the Service Booke, 
 urged upon Scotland ought to bee refused. 
 [Col.] Printed in the year of God, 1638. 
 4°, 2 leaves. 
 
 An Assertion of the Government of tbe 
 Church of Scotland, in the points of 
 Ruling-Elders, and of the Authority of 
 Presbyteries and Synods. With a Post- 
 script in answer to a Treatise lately pub- 
 lished against Presbyteriall Government. 
 . . . Printed in the year, 1641. 4°, A— Dd 
 in fours, Dd 4 blank : B — F in fours 
 with the Postscript. 
 
 GLANVILL, JOSEPH, F.R.S. 
 Philosophia Pia ; Or, A Discourse of the 
 Religious Temper, and Tendencies of the 
 Experimental Philosophy, Which is pro- 
 test by the Royal Society. To which is 
 annext A Recommendation, and Defence 
 of Reason in the Affairs of Religion. By 
 Jos. Glanvill Rector of Bath, and Fellow 
 of the Royal Society. London, Printed 
 by J. Macock for James Collins . . . 
 1671. 8°. A, 4 leaves, first blank : B— Q 
 in eights, last leaf blank. Dedicated to 
 Dr. Seth Ward, Bishop of Salisbury. 
 
 GLAUBER, JOHN RUDOLPH. 
 
 The Works of the Highly Experienced 
 and Famous Chymist, John Rudolph 
 Glauber : Containing a Great Variety of 
 Choice Secrets in Medicine and Alchymy 
 In the Working of Metallick Mines, ami 
 the Separation of Metals. Also, Various 
 Cheap and Easie Ways of making Salt- 
 petre, and Improving of Barren-Land, and 
 the Fruits of the Earth. . . . Translated 
 into English, and published for Publick 
 Good by the Labour, Care, and Charge, of 
 Christopher Packe, Philo-chymico-Medi- 
 cus. London, Printed by Thomas Mil- 
 bourn, for the Author, . . . mdclxxxix. 
 Folio. Title and frontispiece, 2 leaves : 
 A, 2 leaves : (b), 2 leaves : B — 5 U, 2 leaves 
 each, besides plates at pp. 1, 55, 67, 85, 
 188, and 338 : Second and Third Parts, 
 A — 3 K, 2 leaves each, with a plate at 
 p. 155 : A — Cc, 2 leaves each, with a 
 plate at p. 22. Dedicated to Edmond 
 Dickenson, M.D., Physician to the King, 
 by Packe. 
 
 GODFRIDUS. 
 
 *Here begynneth the dyfference of astro- 
 nomy, with the gouernayle to kepe mans 
 body in helth, all the foure seasons of the 
 yeare. [Col.] Imprynted by me Robert 
 Wyer in Saynt Martyns Parysshe besyde 
 Charynge Crosse. 8°, A — E in fours. 
 
 Wyer printed two editions, differing in 
 
 the title and after Giii. See Dibdin, iii. 
 
 200-1. 
 
 GODWIN, FRANCIS, Bishop of Llandaff, 
 afterward of Hereford. 
 De Prsesvlibvs Angliae Commentarius : 
 Omnivm Episcoporvm, Necnon et Car- 
 dinalivm eiusdem Gentis, Nomina, Tem- 
 pora, Seriem, atqve actiones maxime 
 memorabiles ab vltima antiquitate re- 
 posita complexus. Per Franciscvm God- 
 winvm, Episcopum Landauensem. Lon- 
 dini, Ex Officina Nortoniana. Apud 
 loannem Billivm. m.dc.xvi. Cum Pri- 
 uilegio Regis. 4°, A — Vv 4 in eights : 
 A— M 2 in eights. 
 
 GODWIN, THOMAS, M.A. 
 Romanae Historiae Anthologia Recog- 
 nita et Aucta. An English Exposition 
 of the Homane Antiquities . . . Printed 
 for Henrie Cripps of Oxford. 1625. 
 4°, A — Pp in fours, Pp 4 blank, besides 
 title, dedication and preface, 3 11. more. 
 I. Preces. II. Grammaticalia Qvoedam. 
 Rhetoiica Brevis. Oxonise, Excudebat 
 Iosephue Barnesius. 1616. 4°. Title 
 and pp. 119, pp. 46-7 omitted in the 
 numbering. 
 
 Quaritch's General Catalogue, Part xiv., 
 No. 38,164. I was too late to see this book, 
 which had been ordered by an American 
 customer. 
 
 GOODE, WILLIAM. 
 A Particular Relation of the Severall 
 Removes, services, and successes of the 
 Right Honorable the Earle of Manchesters 
 Army (drawn forth of the Associated 
 Counties of Norfolke, Suffolke, Essex, 
 Cambridge, &c.) since he went from Bed- 
 ford, April 20. to the compleating of the 
 great Victory at Lincolne, May the 6 tb - 
 1644. Sent by William Goode from the 
 Earles Quarters at Lincolne, to Mr Simeon 
 Ash (of the Assembly of Divines) both 
 Chaplaines to the said Noble Earle . . . 
 London, Printed for Thomas Underbill, 
 at the Bible in Woodstreet. 1644. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 GORDON, JAMES, S.T.D.. S.J. 
 
 Iacobi Gordon! Hvntlad Scotise Societate 
 Iesv Doctoris Theologi, Controversiarvm 
 Epitomes, In qua de Quaestionibus Theo- 
 loL r icis hac nostra aitate controuersis bre- 
 
GREENWOOD. 
 
 44 
 
 GVILLIM. 
 
 niter disputatui : . . . Tomus Primus . . . 
 
 Avgvstoriti Pictonum . . . 1(512. . . 4°. 
 a, 4 leaves : S, 2 leaves : A — Vv in lours. 
 
 De Catholica Veritate Diatriba. Pro 
 Epithalamio. Ad Serenissiinvm Vallio- 
 ruin Principem, Magnum Britanniarum 
 Hreredem. . . . Bvrdigalae, Apud Petrvin 
 de la Covnn. CIO. CI. xxm. 8°. a, 8 
 leaves : A — R in twelves, R 12 blank. 
 
 *GREENWOOD, JOHN. 
 M. Some laid open in his coulers Wherein 
 the indifferent reader may easily see, howe 
 wretchedly and loosely lie hath handeled 
 the cause against M. Penri. Done by an 
 Oxford man, to his friend in Cambridge. 
 [1589.] 8", pp. 124 + the Epistle. 
 
 GREGORIUS. 
 A Letter Relating the Martyrdonie of 
 Ketaban, Mother of Trimorases Prince of 
 the Georgians, & withal! A notable Im- 
 posture of the Iesuites vpon that occa- 
 sion : Sent from Gregorivs Monke and 
 Priest, Agent for the Patriarke of Antioch 
 vnto the most holy and learned Abbot 
 Sophronivs. Written first in Greeke, and 
 now done in English. Oxford, Printed 
 by John Lichfield, An. D. 1633. 4°, 
 A — D in fours, D 4 blank. 
 
 *GREGORY XIII., Pope of Rome. 
 An Oration or Funerall Sermon vttered 
 at Roome, at the buriall of the holy Father 
 Gregorie the 13. who departed in Iesus 
 Christ the 11. of Aprill. 1585. Conteyn- 
 ing his mailers, life, deedes, and last wordes 
 at his death concerning the affayres of this 
 present time. Together with the lamenta- 
 tions (if the Cardinalles and whole Clergie. 
 Faithfully translated out of the French 
 Copie, printed at Paris . . . Otherwise to 
 be intituled : A Sermon full of Papistical 1 
 adulation and matter sullicient to procure 
 the wise and vertuous minded to con- 
 teiime such u r rosse and palpable blind- 
 nesse, and all persons to laugh at their 
 absurde and erronious follies. Imprinted, 
 Anno 1585. Sm. 8°, pp. 23. With a 
 preface signed Robert Greene, and some 
 Latin lines on the Pope by Beza. 
 
 GREY, LADY JANE. 
 *Jane by the grace of God, cpiene of Eng- 
 land, France, and Ireland, defender of the 
 faith, and of the church of Englande, and 
 also J telande, vnder Christ supreme head. 
 To all our most louing, faithful 1, and 
 obedient subiects . . . Witnesse our self 
 at our Towre of London, the tenth daie 
 of lulie, in the first yeere of our reigne. 
 God saue the queene. Londini in sedibus 
 
 Richardi Graftoni reginae typographi ex- 
 
 cusuni. Anno Domini m.d.liii. Cum 
 priuilegio ad imprimendum solum. A 
 broadside. 
 
 *GRIBALDI, MATTEO. 
 A notable and maruailous epistle of the 
 famous Doctor Matthewe Gribaldi, pro- 
 fessor of the law in the vniuersitie of 
 Padua : concerning the terrible iudge- 
 ment of god vpon hym, that for feare of 
 men denyeth Christ, and the knowen 
 veritie : with a Preface of Doctor Cal- 
 uine. Translated out of Latin intoo Eng- 
 lish by E. A. [Col.] Imprinted the xx. 
 day of April!. Anno Do. 1550. At YVor- 
 ceter by Jhon Oswen. They be also to 
 sell at Shrewsbury. Cum priuilegio . . . 
 Sin. 8°. 
 
 GUI DO DE MOXTE-ROCHERIO. 
 *Manipulus Curatorum. [This is over a 
 cut of the Crucifixion, &c. At the end :] 
 Impressum per egregium Julianum Nota- 
 rium linpressoreni conmoratem extra 
 temple barre sub Intersignio sanctorum 
 trium regum . . . Anno domini milesimo. 
 ccccc. octauo. xii. die Augusti. 8°, 133 
 leaves and the Table. 
 **Manipulus Curatorum. [Col.] Cele- 
 berrimi viri dfii Guidonis de monte 
 Rocheri. liber, qui manipulus Curator' 
 inscribitur, vna cu Tabula eiusdem, finit 
 feliciter. Exaratus London. Impressusq; 
 per Richardum Pynson . eade in vrbe 
 comorantem. Anno dfii. M.CCCCC.viij. 
 quarto idus Nouembris. 4°, 126 leaves. 
 
 GUILLIM, JOHN. 
 A Display of Heraldry : . . . The fifth 
 Edition Corrected and much enlarged by 
 the Author himself in his life time ; 
 Together with his own Addition of ex- 
 plaining the terms of Hawking and Hunt- 
 ing . . . London, Printed by T. R. for 
 Richard Blome, 1664. Folio. Title, 1 
 leaf: dedications by Blome to the King 
 and the Duke of Somerset, 2 leaves: 
 Envoy of W. Segar to the author, in 
 verse, and other verses, 1 leaf: To the 
 Nobility most concerned, by Blome,. 1 
 leaf: V), 4 leaves : B — 3 F in fours ; and 
 between FIT and FIT 2 live extra leave* 
 marked *, &c. : Ggg, 2 leaves : Hhh — • 
 ( >oo, 2 leaves each : Ppp, 3 leaves : Qqq, 
 2 leaves : Qqq (repeated), 1 leaf: [A], 2 
 leaves with An Exact Register, and a 
 dedication by Blome to Algernon, Earl 
 of Northumberland : Rrr — Ttt, 2 leaves 
 each : a leaf subscribed Fr. Nower; [B] — 
 [3 e], 2 leaves each : [t'l'fj 1 leaf : [gggj— 
 [hhh] 2 leaves each, with additional arms, 
 &c. 
 
G WINNE. 
 
 45 
 
 HAMILTON. 
 
 GWINNE, MATTHEW, M.D., of St. 
 John's College, Oxford, known as II 
 Candido. 
 Nero Traj, r oedia Nova. . . . Londini, 
 Typis M. F. Proatant apud R. Mynne, 
 . . . m.dc.xxxix. 8° or 12°, A— H 9 in 
 twelves. 
 
 Orationes Dvoe Londini Habitae in JEdi- 
 bus Greshamiis, An. Dom. 1598. In 
 laudem Dei, Ciuitatis, Fundatoris, Elec- 
 torum. A Matthseo Gwinne Doct. & 
 Medicinae ibidem praelectore, Collegij 
 Diui Ioannia Baptistse apud Oxon. Socio. 
 Londini. Excudebat Richardus Field. 
 1605. Sm. 8°, A— F 2 in eights, F 2 
 blank. B. M. 
 
 In Assertorem Chymicse sed verse Medi- 
 cinae Desertorem, Fra. Anthonivm, Mat- 
 thsei Gwinn Pniliatri in Medicorum 
 Londinensium Collegio quarti Censoris 
 Registarij succincta Aduersaria. [Quot. 
 from Virg. Mn. \. 12. 396.] Londini, 
 Excudebat Richardus Field. 1611. 4°. 
 *, 2 leaves : A — Kk 2 in fours. B. M. 
 
 GWESTNETH, JOHN. 
 The cofutacyon of the fyrst parte of 
 Frythes boke, with a dysputacyon before 
 whether it be possyble for any heretike 
 to know that hym selfe is one or not. 
 And also an other / whether it be wors 
 to denye directely more or lesse of the 
 fayth / put forth by John Gwynneth 
 
 clerke. m.ccccc.xxxvi. [Col.] Here 
 endeth the fyrste book. [St. Albans, by 
 John Herford, for Richard Stevenage. 
 1536.] 8°. Title, prologue, and errata, 
 4 leaves : a — t in eights. With the device 
 of Richard Stevenage on the last page. 
 B. M. 
 
 GWYN, ELEANOR, the Elder. 
 An Elogy upon that never to be forgotten 
 Matron, Old Maddam Gwinn, who was 
 unfortunately Drown'd in her own Fish- 
 pond, on the 29th of July 1679. A 
 broadside in two columns. B. M. 
 
 A True Account of the late most doleful, 
 and lamentable Tragedy of Old Mad- 
 dam Gwinn, Mother to Maddam Eleanor 
 Gwinn, who was unfortunately drowned, 
 in a Fish-Pond, at her own Mansion- 
 House near the Neat-Houses. With an 
 Account how that much to be deplored 
 Accident, came to pass ; and what is ex- 
 pected will be the sequel of the same. 
 With an Epitaph, composed against the 
 Solemnity of her Pompous Funeral and 
 many other Circumstances. [London, 
 1679.] Folio, 2 leaves. Without any 
 regular title. B. M. 
 
 GWYN, ELEANOR, the Younger. 
 Madam Gwins Answer to the Dutches 
 of Portsmouths Letter. London Printed 
 for J. Johnson. A broadside. B. M. 
 
 H. 
 
 H. E. 
 Straffords Plot discovered, And the Par- 
 liament vindicated, in their justice exe- 
 cuted upon him, By the late Discovery 
 of certain Propositions delivered to His 
 Majestie by the late Earl of Strafford, a 
 little before his Trial, with this Inscrip- 
 tion : Propositions for the bridling of Par- 
 liaments, and for the increasing of His 
 Majesties Revenue much more than before. 
 ... As also, a Form or Model for the 
 discipline of this Designe, . . . Printed 
 by Authoritie ; together with the Appro- 
 bation of the Speaker of the Honourable 
 House of Commons. London, Printed 
 by Ruth Ra worth, for John Dallam, 
 dwelling in Black-fryars, neer Carter- 
 lane. 1646. 4°, A— -C in fours, C 4 blank. 
 Dedicated by E. H. to the Parliament. 
 B.M. 
 
 H. H., D.D. 
 Considerations of present Use concerning 
 
 the Danger Resulting from the Change 
 of our Church-Government. Printed in 
 the Yeere 1646. [July 15.] 4°, A— B in 
 fours. B. M. 
 
 HALE, SIR MATTHEW. 
 A Collection of Modern Relations of 
 Matter of Fact, Concerning Witches & 
 Witchcraft Upon the Persons of People 
 to which is prefixed a Meditation con- 
 cerning the Mercy of God in preserving 
 us from the Malice and Power of Evil 
 Angels. Written by the late Lord Chief 
 Justice Hale, Upon Occasion of a Tryal 
 of several Witches before him. Part 1. 
 London. Printed for John Harris, at the 
 Harrow in the Poultrey. mdcxciii. Price, 
 1/. 4°, A — H in fours, and * 4 leaves. 
 This is all that I have seen. 
 
 HAMILTON, FRANCIS, Scotus. 
 De Sanctorvm Invocatione Demonstrate 
 Dvplex. . . . Wircebvrgi. . . . Anno 
 
HARPSFELD. 
 
 46 
 
 HF.NR V. 
 
 m.d.xcvi. 4°, A — K in fours, and a leaf 
 of L. 
 
 Ad Reverendiss: Et Illvstriss : Principem, 
 Ac D. D. Ivlivm, Dei Gratia, Episcopvm 
 Herbipolensem, . . . Oratio in Solenni 
 Restitvtione Crenobij S. Iacobi Scotorum 
 Herbipoli, Anno m. d. xcv. die inensis 
 Aprilis vltinio. Habita A. R. P. Fran- 
 cisco Hamiltonio Scoto, Ibidem Priore. 
 Cvm Licentia Svperiorvm. Wircebvrgi 
 . . . [1596.] 4°, A— C 2 in fours. 
 
 DispvtatioTheologica De Legitimo Sanc- 
 torvm Cvltv per Sacras Imagines : . . . 
 [Wirceburgi.] Ex officina Typographica 
 Geor.trij Fleiscbmanni. Anno m.d.xcvii. 
 4°. Title and 3 following leaves : A — K 
 2 in fours. 
 
 HARPSFELD, JOHN, B.D. 
 
 *Concio qusedam admodum elegans, . . . 
 babita coram patribus et clero in Ecclesia 
 Paulina Londini. 26. Octobris. 1553. Cui 
 accedunt & sequentia, uidelicet Wilhel- 
 rni Pij Decani Cicestrensis, & Iobannis 
 Wynislei Arcbidiaconi Londini, Orationes 
 laudatorise. [Col.] Excusum Londini in 
 aedibus Iobannis Cawodi typographi Revise 
 Maiestatis. Anno. m. d. liii. Mense De- 
 cenibri. Sm. 8°, A — D 4 in balf-sbeets. 
 Italic letter. 
 
 HARRIS, JOHN. 
 To tbe Parliament of tbe Common-wealth 
 
 of England. Tbe Humble Representa- 
 tion of Captaine John Harris. Exhibited 
 on behalfe of the Common-wealth, against 
 the proceedings of Sir Benjamin Rudiard, 
 Alexander Pym Esq. Anthony Nickols 
 Esq. (and John Cox their Agent) being 
 some of the Trustees mentioned in an 
 Ordinance of Parliament bearing date 
 Ian. 5. 1645. for the payment of M. 
 Pyms debts, and raising Portions for two 
 younger children. . . . MDCLI. 4°, A — B 
 in fours, B 4 blank, besides a folded leaf 
 with Harris's Petition. 
 
 Alexander Pym here mentioned appears 
 to have been the son of John Pym, whose 
 debts the Parliament had promised to pay. 
 This is an interesting tract in connection 
 with that distinguished man. 
 
 HARVEY, CHRISTOPHER. 
 The Synagogve, Or, The Shadow of the 
 Temple. . . . The second Edition, cor- 
 rected and enlarged. London, Printed 
 by J. L. for Philemon Stephens, at the 
 gilded Lion in Pauls Church-yard. 1647. 
 12°. A— B in twelves : (C), 8 leaves. 
 
 HAY, ARCHIBALD. 
 
 Ad lllustriss. Tit. S. Stephani In monte 
 Coelio Cardinalem, D. Dauidem Betoun, 
 
 Primatem Scotias, Archiepiscopu S. 
 Andreas, Episco. Meripocensem, De 
 faelici accessione dignitatis Cardinalitise, 
 gratulatorius panegyricus Archibaldi 
 Hayi. Res prceclara est : magni iuxta etc 
 boni uiri personam agere. 1540. [Col.] 
 Excusum Parisijs Anno redemptionis 
 nostra?. 1540. Decimo tertio Calend. 
 Iunii. 4°, A— R 2 in fours. With the 
 title enclosed in an ornamental border, the 
 name of the printer, Egidius Gounnont, 
 at the foot. 
 
 On the back of the title occurs a copy of 
 verses to the Cardinal by Jo. Putin. 
 
 *HAY, GEORGE. 
 The Confutation of the Abbote of Cros- 
 raguels Masse, set forth by Maister George 
 Hay. Matth. 15. All plantation. . . . 
 Imprinted at Edinburgh by Robert Lek- 
 preuik, and are to be sauld at his hous at 
 tbe nether Bow. Cum priuilegio 1563. 
 4°, 96 leaves. Dedicated to James, Earl 
 of Murray. 
 
 HAY, JOHN. 
 Dispvtationvm Libri Dvo. . . . Avctore 
 M. Ioanne Hayo Scoto, Societatis Iesv, 
 . . . Lvgdvni, . . . m. d. lxxxiiii. 4°, 
 a — 5 2 in fours : A — Yy in fours, Yy 4 
 with device only. 
 
 HELVETIUS, J. F. 
 The Golden Calf, Which the World Adores, 
 and Desires : In which is handled The 
 most Rare and Incomparable Wonder of 
 Nature, in Transmuting Metals ; Viz. 
 How the intire Substance of Lead, was 
 in one Moment Transmuted into Gold- 
 Obrizon, with an exceedingly small par- 
 ticle of the true Philosophick Stone. At 
 the Hague. In the Year 1666. . . . faith- 
 fully Englished. London, Printed for 
 John Starkey . . . 1670. 12°, A— E in 
 twelves : F, 5. 
 
 HENRY VIII. 
 
 Assertio Septem Sacramentorum Aduer- 
 sus Mart. Lutherum . . . Parisiis . . . 
 1562. 8°, a— r in eights, r 8 blank : 
 Fisher's Defensio, A — HH in eights. 
 
 Sotheby's, JunelSSS (Turner), Marguerite 
 de Valois's copy, bound by Clovis Eve, £118. 
 **Epistola Regia ad Illvstrissimos Saxo- 
 niae Dvces pie Admonitoria. [London, 
 R. Pynson, about 1520.] 4°, 7 leaves. 
 With eight lines of Errata on the rec'o of 
 the last leaf. 
 
 Illvstrissimi ac Potentissimi Regis, Sena- 
 tus. Populiq; Anglise, sententia, &c. de 
 eo Concilio, quod Paulus episcojnis Rom. 
 Mantuse futurum simulauit : & de ea 
 bulla, quae ad calendas Nouembres id 
 prorogarit [Col.] Londini in iEdibvs 
 
HENR Y. 
 
 47 
 
 HIERONYMUS. 
 
 Thomae Bertheleti Regii Impress. An. 
 m.d.xxxyii. Cvm Privilegio. 8°, A — C 
 3 in eights. 
 
 HENRY II., King of France. 
 Loves Journal : A Romance, made of the 
 Court of Henry II. of France. Printed 
 with License at Paris, 1670. And now- 
 made English. London, Printed by 
 Thomas Ratcliff and Mary Daniel, and 
 are to be sold by Booksellers in London. 
 1671. Sm. 8°. A, 4 leaver : B— I in 
 eights. Interspersed with poetry. B. M. 
 A series of tales of gallantry and adven- 
 ture divided into days. 
 
 HERBERT, WILLIAM, Earl of Pem- 
 broke. 
 Poems, Written by the Right Honorable 
 William Earl of Pembroke, Lord Steward 
 of his Majesties Houshold. Whereof 
 Many of which are answered by way 
 of Repartee, By S r Benjamin Rvddier, 
 Knight. With several Distinct Poems, 
 Written by them Occasionally, and Apart. 
 London, Printed by Matthew Inman, and 
 are to he sold by James Magnes, in 
 Rnssel-street, near the Piazza, in Covent- 
 Garden, 1660. 8°. Title and dedication 
 to Christiana, Countess of Devonshire, 
 by John Donne the younger, editor of 
 the book, 3 leaves : B — I 4 in eights, I 4 
 blank. 
 
 HEURINGIUS, SIMON, Salkedensis, 
 
 M.D. 
 *[An Almanac, with woodcuts over each 
 of the twelve months, and before each 
 dominical letter. ... At the end :] % Im- 
 printed at London by Michel Lobley. 
 [1545?]. A broadside. 
 
 Heuringius was at this time in practice 
 at Hagenaw as a doctor in physic and astro- 
 nomy. 
 
 HEYDON, JOHN. 
 
 The Holy Guide : Leading the Way to 
 the Wonder of the World : (A compleat 
 Phisitian) teaching the Knowledge of all 
 things, Past, Present, and to Come, viz. 
 Of Pleasure, long Life, . . . With Rosie 
 Crucian Medicines, ... By John Hey- 
 don Philonomos, A Servant of God. and 
 a Secretary of Nature. . . . London, 
 Printed bv T. M. and are to be sold by 
 Thomas Whittlesey . . . 1662. 8°, a— b 
 in eights, a 1 blank : A — 3 F 3 in eights. 
 Dedicated to Sir Richard Temple, Bart., 
 in an interesting epistle. With some 
 copies of complimentary verses and a 
 portrait of the author by Cross and dia- 
 grams. 
 
 Hampaaneah Hammegulleh : Or, The 
 
 Rosie-Crucian Crown : In which is set 
 down the Angels of the Seven Planets, 
 . . . By Eugenius Theodidactus Philono- 
 mos, A Servant to God, and Secretary to 
 Nature. London: Printed for the Author, 
 . . . 1664. 8°, A— C in eights. 
 
 The Wise Mans Crown : Or, The Glory 
 of the Rosie-Cross. Shewing the Won- 
 derful Power of Nature, with the full 
 discovery of the true Caelum Terra;, or 
 first Matter of Metals, . . . Communi- 
 cated to the World By John Hey don, 
 Gent. A Servant of God, and Secretary 
 to Nature. . . London : Printed for the 
 Author, . . . 1664. 8°. Portrait (three- 
 quarter) and title, 2 leaves : A — G in 
 fours. With a Life of Heydon by Fre- 
 derick Talbot, Esquire. 
 
 HESTER, JOHN. 
 The first part of the Key of Philosophie. 
 Wherein is contained the most excellent 
 secretes of Phisicke and Philosophie, 
 diuided into two Bookes. In the first is 
 shewed the true and perfect order to dis- 
 till, or draw forth the Oiles, ... In the 
 second is shewed the true and perfect 
 order to prepare, calcine, sublime, and 
 dissolue al maner of Mineralles, . . . 
 1596. Imprinted at London, by Valen- 
 tine Sirnmes. 8°, A — H in eights. Dedi- 
 cated by Hester to Dr. John Walton, 
 Bishop of Winchester. H. Slopes, Esq. 
 Herbert quotes Begford's papers for this 
 little volume, and refers on that authority 
 to a second part, which I have not yet seen. 
 
 HICKERINGILL, EDMUND. 
 
 The Ceremony-Monger, His Character. 
 In Six Chapters . . . With some Remarks 
 (in the Introduction) upon the New-Star- 
 Chamber, or late Course of the Court of 
 King's-Bench. Of the Nature of a Libel, 
 and Scandalum Magnatum . . . By E. 
 Hickeringill, Rector of the Rectory of 
 All-Saints in Colchester. London, Printed 
 and are to be Sold by George Larkin . . . 
 mdclxxxix. 4°, A — I 2 in fours. 
 
 HICKES, GEORGE. 
 Speculum Beatre Virginis. A Discourse 
 of the Due Praise and Honour of the 
 Virgin Mary. By a true Catholick of the 
 Church of England. London, Printed, 
 and are to be Sold by Randal Taylor, . . . 
 1686. 4°, A— F in fours, A 1 blank or 
 witli the Imprimatur. 
 
 Attributed to Dr. Hicks in a coeval hand 
 on the title. 
 
 HIERONYMUS DE SANCTO MAR- 
 CHO. 
 Compedium preclaru qd parva logica 
 
HI LD ANUS. 
 
 48 
 
 HOOPER. 
 
 seu summule dicitur ad Itroduccionem 
 iuuenum In facilitate logices, per fratre 
 Hieronyinii de sancto march ordinis 
 minoruiu sacri theologie baccalaurio mi- 
 perime in amplissima Oxoniensi vniuer- 
 sitate q; vtiliter compilatum ad metem 
 doctoris subtilis Scoti. [Col. on Dd ii :] 
 Explicit Compendia . . . Impressum in 
 alma coloniensi vniuersitate In edib? 
 Quentel. Anno incarnationis domini 
 Millesimo quingetessimo septimo xij. die 
 mensis octobris. 4°, A — B in sixes : 
 C, 4 : D— Y in sixes : Z, 4 : A— Dd in 
 sixes. 
 
 HILDANUS, GULTELMUS FABRI- 
 CIUS. 
 His Experiments in Chyrurgerie: Concern- 
 ing Combustions or Burnings, made with 
 Gun powder, Iron shot, Hot water, Light- 
 ning, or any other fiery matter . . . Trans- 
 lated out of Latine by Iohn Steer, Chy- 
 rurgeon. London, Printed by Barnard 
 Alsop, living in Grubstreet, 1643. 4°, 
 A — H in fours. With woodcuts. 
 
 HILL, THOMAS. 
 
 *A briefe and pleasaunt treatise, entituled 
 Naturall & Artificiall conclusions: written 
 first by sundrie scholersof the Vniuersitie 
 of Padua in Italie, at the instant request 
 of one Barthelmewe, a Tuscane : And now 
 Englished by Tho. Hill Londoner, as well 
 for the commoditie of sundrie Artificers, 
 as for the matters of pleasure to recreate 
 wittes at vacant tymes. Imprinted at 
 London by John Kyngston for Abraham 
 Kitson, 1581. Sin. 8°, A— D in eights. 
 With a cut on the title (and again at C 7) 
 of a candle burning in the mouth of a 
 bottle. 
 
 HOL BORNE, ANTHONY & WILLIAM. 
 The Cittharn Schoole, By Antony Hol- 
 borne Gentleman, and seruant to her most 
 excellent Maiestie. Hereunto are added 
 sixe short Aers Neapolitan like to three 
 voyces, without the Instrument : done by 
 his brother William Holborne. At Lon- 
 don. Printed by Peter Short, dwelling 
 on Breadstreet hill at the signe of the 
 Starre. 1597. 4°. Title, 1 leaf: dedi- 
 cation to Thomas Lord Burgh, Governor 
 of the Brill, &c, and Lord Deputy of Ire- 
 land, 2 leaves subscribed Antony Hol- 
 borne. Ni merear moriar: Preface, 2 
 leaves : B — R in fours, R 4 with the colo- 
 phon. College of Music. 
 
 This copy wants A 4. 
 
 HOLLAND. SAMUEL. 
 The Phoenix Her Arrival & Welcome to 
 England. It being an Epithalamy on the 
 
 Marriage of the Kings Most Excellent 
 Majesty with the Most Royal and Most 
 Illustrious Donna Katharina of Portugal. 
 London, Printed for the Author. 1603. 
 Folio, 4 leaves. 
 
 HYLTON, WALTER. 
 
 *Here begyneth the Medled lyfe / Com- 
 pyled by mayster Walter Hylton / to a 
 deuoute man in temporall Estate / how 
 he shulde rule hym Whiche is right ex- 
 pedyent for euery man / and moste in 
 especyall for them that lyue in the Medled 
 lyfe / And it shewyth what Medled lyfe 
 is. [Col.] Thus endeth this lytell treatyse 
 intituled the Medled lyfe compyled by 
 Walter Hylton / . . . Imprynted by me 
 Robert Wyer in saynt Martyns parysshe / 
 besyde Charynge crosse. 8°, a — f in 
 fours. 
 
 HOLT, JOHN. 
 
 *Paruulorum Institutio ex Stanbrigi- 
 ana Collectione. [Col.] Imprynted at 
 London by Wynkyn de Worde . . . The 
 yere of our lorde M.ccccc.xx. in y moneth 
 of Marche. 4°, 12 leaves. 
 
 *Paruulorum institutio ex Stansbrigiana 
 collectione. Imprynted at London in 
 Southwarke by my Peter Treucris. 4°, 
 12 leaves. Black letter. 
 
 HOLWELL, JOHN. 
 An Appendix to Holwell's Catastrophe 
 Mundi, Being An Astrological Discourse 
 of the Rise, Growth and Continuation of 
 the Othoman Family, With the Nativities 
 of the present French King, Emperors of 
 Germany and Turkey, All truly Recti f'yed, 
 . . . By John Holwel Teacher of the 
 Mathematicks and Astrology. London, 
 Printed by J. G. for F. Smith, . . . 1683. 
 4°, A — F in fours. 
 
 HOMILY. 
 An Homilie against disobedience and wvl- 
 full rebellion. The first part. [GuL] 
 Imprinted at London in Powles Cnurch 
 yarde by Richard Iugge and Iohn Ca- 
 wood, printers to the Queenes Maiestie. 
 Cum priuilegio Regise Maiestatis. [1573.] 
 4", black letter, A — K in fours. 
 
 Printed without a title-page. There are 
 six parts of the Homily, concluding with a 
 Thanksgiving. This issue is not in the 
 British Museum, which possesses, however, 
 two others slightly differing in type and 
 spelling. 
 
 HOOPER, JOHN, Bishop of Gloucester. 
 *An Answer vnto my lord of Winchesters 
 booke intytlyd a detection of the deuyls 
 sophistrye, wherwith he robbeth the vn- 
 lernyd people of the trew byleef in the 
 
HOPE. 
 
 49 
 
 HURT ADO. 
 
 nioost blessyd sacrament of the aulter 
 made by Johann Hoper. [Quot. from 
 Psalm 119.] Vestigia mea . . . Prynted 
 in Zurvch by Agostyne Fries. Anno 
 m.d.xlvii. 4°, X in fours. 
 
 A Declaration of the x. holie commande- 
 ments of Almightie God . . . Collected 
 out of the Scripture canonical], by Iohn 
 Houper, with certaine new additions, made 
 by the same Maister Houper. Come, and 
 see : Iohn, 1. At London ; Imprinted 
 by Robert Walde-graue, forThomas Wood- 
 cocke. [About 1590.] 8°, A— 4 in 
 eights. 
 
 IOPE, SIR WILLIAM, of Balcomie, 
 
 Baronet. 
 Hope's New Method of Fencing : Or, The 
 True and Solid Art of Fighting with the 
 Back -Sword, Sheering - Sword, Small- 
 Sword, and Sword and Pistol ; freed from 
 the Errors of the Schools. . . . The Second 
 Edition. By Sir William Hope of Bal- 
 comie, Baronet, . . . Edinburgh : Printed 
 by James 'Watson . . . mdccxiv. 4°, 
 a — b in fours : A — Nn in fours, besides a 
 leaf of Errata and two folded plates at p. 
 232 and at the end. 
 
 IOPKINS, CHARLES. 
 The Victory of Death ; Or, The Fall of 
 Beauty. A Visionary Pindarick-Poem, 
 Occasioned by the Ever to be deplor'd 
 Death of the Right Honourable the Lord 
 Cutts. By M r Charles Hopkins. Tanto 
 Dea digna Marito. London : Printed by 
 B. M. and are to be sold by Sam. Buckley 
 . . . and Rich. Willington . . . 1698. 
 8°, A— F in eights. 
 
 IOTMAN, JEAN, Sieur de Villars. 
 Brutum Fulmen : Or The Bull of Pope 
 Pius V. Concerning the Damnation, Ex- 
 communication, and Deposition of Q. 
 Elizabeth, . . . With some Observations 
 and Animadversions upon it. By Thomas 
 Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Whereunto is 
 Annex'd the Bull of Pope Paul the Third, 
 Containing the Damnation ... of King 
 Henry the Eighth . . . London, Printed 
 by S. Roycroft for Robert Clavell . . . 
 mdclxxxi. 4°, A — Ss in fours. 
 IOWARD. 
 
 The Proceedings upon the Bill of Divorce 
 between his Grace the Duke of Norfolke 
 and the Lady Mary Mordant, Viz. 1. The 
 Journal of the House of Lords, together 
 with the Bill. . . . London, Printed for 
 Matthew Gi Hi flower . . . 1700. Folio, 
 A — R, 2 leaves each. 
 
 IOWELL, JAMES. 
 
 A Discours of the Empire, and of the 
 
 Election of A King of the Romans, the 
 greatest Businesse of Christendom now in 
 Agitation. As also of the Colledge of 
 Electors, Their particular interests, and 
 who is most likely to be the next Emperor. 
 J. Senesco, 11011 Segnesco H. London, 
 Printed by F. L. for Rich : Lowndes . . . 
 1658. 8°. A, 4 leaves : B— I in eights. 
 At p. 109 Howell dates from Ilolborn, 
 January 1, 1658. 
 
 HULOET, RICHARD. 
 Hvloets Dictionarie, newelye corrected, 
 amended, Set in Order and Enlarged, with 
 many names of Men, Townes, Beastes, 
 Foules, . . . By Iohn Higgins late student 
 in Oxeforde . . . Londini, In aedibus Tho- 
 mpe Marshij. Anno . 1572. Folio. % 4 
 leaves, with title, To the Reader, &c. : 
 A — Zz in sixes : Aaa, 7 leaves. 
 
 HUME, DAVID. 
 Apologia Basilica sev Machiavelli In- 
 genivm, examinatuiu in libro quern 
 inscripsit Principem. Auctore Davide 
 Hvmio Theagrio Scoto-Britanno. Pari- 
 siis, m.dc.xxvi. 4°, a in fours and A — Ii 
 in fours, last leaf blank. Dedicated to 
 Charles I. 
 
 HUME, J. 
 Traite de la Trigonometrie, Povr Resovdre 
 tovs Triangles Rectilignes et Spheriqves. 
 Avec les Demonstrations des deux cele- 
 bres Propositions du Baron de Merchis- 
 ton, non encores demonstrees. Dedie 
 A Messire Robert Kar, Comte d'Ancrame, 
 Gentil-homme de la Chambre du Roy 
 de la Grand' Bretagne. A Paris, . . . 
 M dc.xxxvi. Avec Privilege dv Roy. 
 8°. a, 4 leaves : e, 2 leaves : l, 4 leaves : 
 a — p 2 in fours : A — Y in fours. With 
 diagrams and a folded table between 
 pp.' 68-9. 
 
 HUNTAR, ALEXANDER, Burgess of 
 Edinburgh. 
 A Treatise of Weights, Mets and Measvres 
 of Scotland. With their Qvantities, and 
 Trve Foundatione, and sundrie profitable 
 Observations, arising vpon everie one of 
 them. . . . Edinbvrgh, Printed by Iohn 
 Wreittoun, and are to bee solde at his 
 Buith,at the Nether-Bowe. 1624. With 
 Licence. 4°. % 4 leaves : A — Fin fours : 
 G — K, 2 leaves each, besides two leaves 
 (pp. 66-7) between K 1 — 2. Dedicated 
 "to the Right Honorable and his very 
 good Lord, Sr George Hay, of Kinfaunes, 
 Chiefe Chancelor of Scotland." 
 
 HURTADO, LUIS. 
 
 Libro segundo del Emperador Palmerin 
 en que se recuentan los grandes e haza- 
 iiosos fechos de Primaleon e Polendus sus 
 
HUSBANDMAN. 
 
 5° 
 
 INSTITUTION. 
 
 fijos e de otros buenos caualleros estran- 
 geros que a su corte vinieron. [Col.] 
 Fue trasladado este segundo libro de pal- 
 merin llamado Primaleo . . . de griego 
 en nuestro lenguaje castellano e corregido 
 e emendado en la muy noble ciudad de 
 Ciudadrodrigo por francisco vasquez . . . 
 Emprimiose en . . . Salamanca a tres 
 dias del mes de Julio d. M. d. xii. aiios. 
 Folio, a, 8 leaves : b — mm in sixes, mm 
 6 probably blank, besides the title and 
 dedication, 2 leaves more. 
 
 The copy described (Quaritch, August 
 1888, No. 1149) wanted the title-page. No 
 copy of the First Book, and do other of this, 
 seems to be known. 
 Histoire dv Prevx, Vaillant et Tres-Vic- 
 torievx Chevalier Palmerin d'Angleterre, 
 ... A Paris, Par lean d'Ongoys, . . . 
 m.d.lxxiiii. 8°. a, 8 leaves : a — z in 
 eights : A — X 2 in eights. 
 HUSBANDMAN. 
 The Husbandman's Jewel, Directing How- 
 
 to Improve Land from £10 per Annum, 
 to ,£50. with small charge by Planting, 
 Making Cyder as good as Canary, for 
 5d a Quart or less ; To Improve Land 
 by draining, and by Hemp, Saffron, 
 Liquorice ; To Brew Ale and Beer, make 
 Cyder, Meed, Mum, Metheglin, and other 
 Liquors, . . . London, Printed for G. 
 Conyers, at the Ring in Little Brittain, 
 Price . 1/. 12°. A, 4 : B, 6 : C, 2 : D, 
 6 : E, 4. B. M. 
 
 **HWNNY LRAETHIR. 
 Yny Ihyvyr hwnnylraethir. Gwyd or 
 kymraeg. Kalandyr . . . m.d.xlvi. [Lon- 
 don, Edward Whitchurch]. 8°, 16 leaves. 
 
 This bonk, according to Ames, and his 
 followers Herbert and Dibdin, shews the 
 Welsh Calendar, the Creed, the Lord's 
 Prayer, the Commandments, and the Seven 
 Good Properties of the Church, &c. A copy 
 in Ames's time was in the possession of Mr. 
 W. Jones. 
 
 I. 
 
 IMPROPRIATION. 
 
 Impropriation Purchased by the Com- 
 missioners sitting at Goldsmiths- Hall, For 
 Compositions with Delinquents. By Or- 
 dinance of both Houses of Parliament. 
 With a List of the Names of such Per- 
 sons from whom they have purchased 
 any Revenue for Augmentation of the 
 Maintenance of Preaching Ministers. In 
 several Parishes within the Kingdom. 
 Published for the satisfaction of those 
 ■whom it doth concern. London : Printed 
 by Richard Cotes. 1648. 4°, A— D 2 
 in fours. 
 
 The List is very curious from the familiar 
 names in it. 
 
 INFORM ATIO PUERORUM. 
 **Libellus qui Informatio Pneror appel- 
 latur . . . [Col.] Impresse in ciuitate 
 London. Per Richardum Pynson. 4°, 
 17 leaves. 
 
 Described by Dibdin from a titleless copy 
 belonging to Heber. Dibdin supposed it to 
 be an edition of the Vocabula of Stanbridge ; 
 but from the extracts which he furnishes it 
 seems to correspond with the Informatio 
 Puerorum, of which it is perhaps another 
 and unknown impression. 
 
 INFORMATION. 
 
 True Information of the Beginning and 
 Cause of all our troubles : how they have 
 been hatched, and how prevented. Where- 
 in we may see the manifold contrivances 
 and attempts of forraigne and home-bred 
 
 Enemies, against the Parliament, King- 
 dome, and purity of Religion. And how 
 all their Endeavours whether by Force or 
 fraud, never prospered. A Work worthy 
 to be kept in Record, and to bee commu- 
 nicated to Posterity. The people that will 
 not understand shall fall. London , Printed 
 in the Yeare 1648. 4°, A— D in fours : E, 
 2 leaves : F, 4. With a series of copper- 
 plate engravings in the text. 
 
 This was probably published by T. Jenner, 
 or at all events it is the prototype of the 
 illustrated tracts with his name as the 
 stationer. 
 
 INNOCENT VIII. 
 
 *Our holy fader the Pope Innocent the 
 viij. To the perpetual memory of this 
 hereafter to be had / by his propre mocion 
 without procurement of our souerayn lord 
 the Kyng. ... [A declaration as to the 
 marriage of Henry VII. and Elizabeth 
 of York. 1487 ? London, W. Caxton ?] 
 A broadside. 
 
 Reprinted entire by Herbert, p. 17G3-4. 
 
 INSTITUTION. 
 The Institvtion of a Christen man, con- 
 teynynge the exposition or interpretation 
 of the edmune Crede, of the seuen sacra- 
 mentes, of the x. comandementes, & of the 
 Pater noster, and the Aue Maria, Iustifi- 
 cation and purgatorie. Londini in Mdih vs 
 Thomae Bertheleti Regii Impressoris. 
 Anno Do. m.d.xxxvii. Mense Octob. 
 
INSTITUTUM. 
 
 5< 
 
 IRELAND. 
 
 Cvm Privilegio. 8". ;i, 4 leaves : A — P 
 
 in eights. 
 
 NSTITUTUM. 
 
 *Christiani honiinis institutum. [Col.] 
 Hoc fac et viues. Explicit Christiani 
 honiinis institutum. Jmpressum Lon- 
 don . per Henricum Pepwell, in cimiterio 
 diui Pauli, sub intersignio sancte Trini- 
 tatis commorantem m.ccccc.xx. 4°. [4 
 leaves.] With the printer's mark below 
 the colophon. 
 
 Described from a fragment, consisting of 
 the last leaf only, by Herbert. 
 
 NTERPRETER. 
 
 The Interpreter Wherin three principall 
 
 termes of State much mistaken by the 
 
 vulgar are clearely unfolded. Qui vult 
 
 decipi, decijnatur. Anno 1622. 8°, A in 
 
 eights. In verse. B. M. (Jolley's copy.) 
 
 The characters or terms are : A Puritan 
 
 or Protestant, A Protestant or Formalist, 
 
 and a Papist. From a Scotish press. 
 
 NTERROGATORIES. 
 ^Interrogatories. For the Doctrine and 
 Manners of Mynisters and for other Orders 
 in the Churche . . . Churchwardens, 
 Scholemaisters, Clarkes. For the People. 
 [At the end occurs :] To these Interroga- 
 tories the Ordinarie requireth an Aun- 
 swere accordingly by the laste Daye of 
 August, or before if they niaye. Im- 
 prynted at London in Foster lane by 
 J lion Waley. 4°. 
 
 NTRODUCTION. 
 
 *An Introduction for to lerne to reken 
 with the pen, and with the counters, 
 after the true cast of aritnietyke, or 
 awgrym, in hole numbers, and also in 
 broken newly corrected, and certayne rules 
 and ensamples added thereunto, in the 
 year of our lorde. 1536. [Col.] Thus 
 endeth the scyence of awgrym, the wiche 
 is newly corrected out of dyuers bokes, 
 because that the people may come to the 
 more understandynge and knowlege of 
 the sayde arte, or scyence of Awgrym. . . . 
 Imprented in the yere of our Lorde, 
 mcccccxxxvii. 8°, S in eights, three last 
 leaves blank. 
 
 Attributed by Herbert to the St. Albans 
 press. 
 
 **An introduction for to lerne to reckon 
 with the pen . . . Anno 1539. [Col.] 
 *^ Imprinted in Aldersgate strete by 
 Nycolas Bourman. 8°, A — in eights. 
 Bodleian. 
 
 **An introduction for to lerne to reckon 
 with the pen, or with the counters, accord- 
 yng to the trewe cast of Algorisme, in 
 hole numbers or in broken, newly cor- 
 
 rected. And certayne notable and goodly 
 rules of false positions, there vnto added, 
 not before sene in our Englyshe tonge, 
 by the which all maner of difficile ques- 
 tions may easely be dissolued & assoyled. 
 Anno. 1546. 8°, A— N in eights. 
 
 There appears to be no clue to the prin- 
 ters, unless, like the impression of 1537, 
 it came from the press of John Herford at 
 St. Albans. 
 
 IRELAND. 
 
 A Relation touching the present state 
 and Condition of Ireland. Collected by 
 a Committee of the House of Commons, 
 and of severall letters, lately come from 
 the Lords Justices of Ireland and others, 
 and Printed by order of the said House. 
 And also the Examination of Hubert 
 Petit, taken the 19. of February, 1641. 
 by the direction of the Lords Justices, 
 and Counsell of Ireland. London, Printed 
 by E. G. for Richard Best, . . . 1641. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 The Coppy of a letter sent from the 
 Earle of Traquere in Ireland the third 
 of October 1641. To Old Father Philips, 
 heere in England, and now prisoner in 
 the Tower. Which letter was intercepted, 
 at a certaine time by Sir Robert Richard- 
 son, kept private but now disclosed. 
 Vpon which old Father Philips was 
 committed to the Tower. With a true 
 relation how the number of Rebels dayly 
 increase in the woods at Ireland. Printed 
 at London 1641. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 May the 4th. Captaine Yarners Relation 
 of the Battaile fought at Kilrusli upon 
 the 15 th - day of Aprill, by my Lord of 
 Ormond, who with 2500 Foot and 500 
 Horse, overthrew the Lord Mountgarrets 
 Army, . . . Together with a Relation of 
 the proceedings of our Army, from the 
 Second to the later end of Aprill, 1642. 
 London, Printed for F. Coules, and G. 
 Badger, 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. With a 
 rough romance cut on the title represent- 
 ing the fight. 
 
 It is alleged that Mountgarret had 8000 
 foot and 400 horse. 
 
 A Trve Relation of the late Occurrences 
 in Ireland in two Letters ; One brought 
 over by a Noble Gentleman, Sir Hards 
 Waller, of a Sliarpe Skirmish there hap- 
 pened the 29. of I mie last, . . . The 
 other Dated the fourth of Iulie from 
 
 I. H. to his Uncle W. E London, 
 
 Printed bv A. N. for Edw. Blackmore. 
 luly 18. 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Two accounts of victories over the Irish. 
 
 A Declaration of the Commons assembled 
 
 
IRELAND. 
 
 52 
 
 ITALY. 
 
 in Parliament ; Concerning the Rise and 
 Progresse of the Grand Rebellion in Ire- 
 land. Together with a multitude of Exa- 
 minations of Persons of quality, whereby 
 it may easily appear to all the world, who 
 were, and still are, the promoters of that 
 cruell and unheard of Rebellion . . . 
 London, Printed for Edw. Husbands, 
 . . . Iuly, 25. 1643. 4°, A— H in fours. 
 
 The Trve Copies of Two Letters sent from 
 Ireland : Shewing the severall Battailea 
 and Victories obtained on the Rebels 
 there. London, Printed for J. B. and R. 
 Smith. 1643. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 The Declaration and Ingagement of the 
 Protestant Army in the Province of 
 Mounster. Under the Command of the 
 Right Honourable the Lord Baron of 
 Inchiquin. Printed at Cork, and re- 
 Printed at London in the Year, 1648. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Generall Owen Oneales Letter to Collo- 
 nell Monck with the Propositions of Owen 
 Oneale, the Lords, Gentry, and Commons 
 of the Confederate Catholiques of Ulster : 
 To the most Honourable, and Potent, the 
 Parliament of England. Together with 
 Coll. Monck his Answer. And Collonell 
 Moncks Propositions to Owen Oneale, 
 and the rest of the Confederate Catho- 
 liques of Ulster. London, Printed for 
 A. II. and S. G. and are to be sold near 
 the Royall Exchange. 1649. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A Letter from the Lord Lieutenant of 
 Ireland [Oliver Cromwell] To the Honor- 
 aide William Lenthal Esq. ; Speaker of 
 ihe Parliament of England : Giving an 
 Account of the Proceedings of the Army 
 there under his Lordships Command, 
 . . . Together with a Relation of the 
 taking in of Wexford. ... As also the 
 Propositions tendred for the Rendition of 
 Wexford : . . . . London, Printed by John 
 Field and Edward Husband, . . . 1649. 
 4°, A — li in fours. 
 
 An Abstract of some few of those Barba- 
 rous, Cruell Massacres and Murthers, of 
 the Protestants, and English in some 
 parts of Ireland, committed since the 23. 
 of October 1641. Collected out of the 
 Examinations. . . . Sent over to the Par- 
 liament in a Letter from the Commis- 
 sioners of Parliament in Ireland, . . . 
 And Read in the Parliament the 19 day 
 of May 1652. . . . London, Printed fur 
 Robert Ibbitson dwelling in Smithfield 
 neer Hosier Lane end. 1652. Folio, 
 A— D, 2 leaves each. Black letter. 
 
 Tyrconnel'a Proceedings in Ireland. And 
 
 Motion in Council, as to the Burin ng ot 
 Dublin : Together with a Speech then 
 made against it. Sent to a Person of 
 Quality in London. Dublin, the 27th of 
 January, 1688. 4°, 2 leaves. 
 
 IRVINE, C. 
 Medicina Magnetica : Or, The rare and 
 wonderful Art of Curing by Sympathy : 
 Laid open in Aphorismes : Proved in 
 Conclusions ; and digested into an easy 
 Method drawn from both : . . . . Pre- 
 served and Published, As a Master-Piece 
 in this Skill. By C. de Iryngio, Chirurgo- 
 Medicine in the Army. Nullum numen 
 abest. Printed in the Year, 1656. 8°, 
 A — H in eights, first and last leaves 
 blank. Dedicated to General George 
 Monk, Commander in chief of all the 
 Forces in Scotland, and one of His High- 
 ness's Council for the Government ol 
 that Nation. 
 
 IRVINE, CHRISTOPHER. 
 Historiae Scoticre Nomenclatura Latino- 
 Vernacula. . . . Christophorus Irvinvs, 
 Abs Bon-Bosco, Auspice Summa Numine, 
 concinnavit. Edinbvigi, Sumptibus quo- 
 rundam Bibliopolorum Edinburgensium ; 
 Typisque Jacobi Watson, . . . m.dc.xc.vii. 
 8°, A— M in fours. 
 
 ITALY. 
 ** A ioyfull new tidynges of the goodly 
 victory, that was sent to the emperouts 
 from the noble capitayne marcquis Del- 
 gasto, shewing how and in what mannei 
 all the Frenchmen that were in Italy, 
 with all theyr captaynes be ouercome and 
 destroyed of the valeant prince Salernej 
 % Yet another newe tidinges, shewyng 
 howe that Barbarossa, the great Turkes 
 lieutenant, and admirall of the see, is 
 gone out of France with a great army, 
 taking many noble lordes and galleyesj 
 as ye shall heare hereafter. Translated 
 by the printer from Doucch, for Jhon 
 Ghoughe. London, by John Mavlei 
 [about 1540.] Small 8°. 
 *The happy entraunce of the high borne 
 Queene of Spaine, the Lady Margarit oj 
 Austria, in the renowned Citty of Fer- 
 rara. With feastiuall ceremonies vsed by 
 Pope Clement the eight, in the holy 
 Manage of their Maiesties. As also in 
 that of the high borne Archduke Alberto] 
 of Austria, with the Infanta Isabella Clara 
 eugenia, Sister to the Catholique King of 
 Spaine, Philip the third. First translated 
 out of Italian alter the Coppy printed at 
 Ferrara, allowed by the Magistrates . . . 
 bun, Ion Imprinted by lohn Woolfe, . . . 
 1599. 4", 4 leaves. 
 
( 53 ) 
 
 J. 
 
 ACOBUS DE VORAGINE. 
 
 *TIere begynneth the legend named in 
 latyn legenda aurea That is to saye in 
 Englysslie the golden legende. ffor lyke 
 is passeth golde in value all other nietallys 
 ?o this legende excelleth all other bookes. 
 This title is over a cut occupying the rest 
 jf the page. At the end :] Thus endeth 
 he legende named . . . wliyche werke I 
 lyde accomplysshe and fynysshe att west- 
 nynster the . viij.dayeof Janeuer. Theyere 
 )f oure lorde Thousande cccc.lxxxxviii. 
 A.nd in the xiiii. yere of the reynge of 
 fcynge Henry the vii. By me wynkyn 
 le worde. Folio. 
 
 AMES STUART THE FIRST, King of 
 
 Great Britain (1603-25). 
 [n Homines Nefarios, qui seel ere, ausuq; 
 immani, Paiiiameuti iampridem habendi 
 Domum, pulvere bombardico evertere, 
 ;untmachinati, scilicet quinto Novembris, 
 1605. Ad Prsecellentissimum Principem 
 lacobvm, . . . Cantabrigian Ex officina 
 [ohannis Legat. mdcv. 4°, A — C in fours, 
 4 blank. In verse. 
 
 Apologie povr le Serment de Fidelite que 
 le Serenissime Roy de la grand' Bretagne 
 requiert de tous ses sujets, ... A 
 Londres, Chez lean Norton, Imprimeur 
 ordinaire du Roy, es langues estrangeres. 
 1609. ... 8°, A— T in fours, besides the 
 portrait of James by Tho. de Leu : Tri- 
 plici nodo, triplex cuneus, . . . A — N in 
 lours. 
 
 A Declaration of His Maiesties Royall 
 pleasure in what sort He thinketh fit to 
 enlarge, Or reserue Himselfe in matter of 
 Bountie. Imprinted at London by Robert 
 Backer, . . . Anno 1610. 4°, A— E 2 in 
 fours, A 1 and E 2 blank. 
 
 Svpplicatio ad Imperatorem, Reges, Prin- 
 cipes, Svper Cavsas Generalis Cuncilij 
 convocandi. Contra Pavlvm Qvintvm. 
 Londini, Excudebat Bonham Norton, . . . 
 Anno cio. K>. xin. 4°, A — E in fours, 
 A 1 and E 4 blank. 
 
 Declaration dv Serenissime Roy Jaqves 
 1. Roy de la Grand' Bretaigne . . . Povr 
 le droit des Rois & independance de leurs 
 Couronnes, Contre la Harangve de l'H- 
 Ivstrissime Cardinal du Perron ... A 
 Londres, Par Iehan Bill Imprimeur du 
 Roy. m. dc. xv. Auec priuilege de sa 
 Majeste. 4", a — b and A— Q in fours. 
 
 Nostodia. In Serenissimi, Potentissimi, 
 .... Iacobi .... felicem in Scotiam 
 reditum, Academic Edinburgensis Con- 
 gratulatio. Edinbvrgi, Excudebat An- 
 dreas Hart. Anno 1617. 4°, A— G in 
 fours. 
 
 JAMES STUART THE SECOND, King 
 
 of Great Britain (1685-8). 
 Edwardus Confessor Redivivus. The 
 Piety and Vertues of Holy Edward the 
 Confessor, Reviv'd in the Sacred Majesty 
 of King James the II. Being a Relation 
 of the Admirable and Unexpected finding 
 of a Sacred Relique, (viz. the Crucifix) 
 of that Pious Prince, which was found 
 in Westminster-Abbey, (the place of his 
 Interment) 622 Years succeeding ; . . . . 
 London, Printed by W. D. and are to be 
 Sold by Randal Taylor . . . 1688. 4°, 
 A — F 2 in fours. 
 
 His Majesties Reasons for "Withdrawing 
 Himself from Rochester, Wrote with His 
 own Hand and Ordered by Him to be 
 Published. Reasons why in this Con- 
 juncture no Alteration should be made in 
 the Government of the Church of Scot- 
 land, By a Sincere Protestant and a Lover 
 of his Country. Printed in the Year, 1689. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 His Majesties Late Letter in Vindication 
 of Himself : Dated at St. Germans en 
 Laye, the Fourteenth of this Instant 
 January, 168|. [Col.] Re-printed in 
 the Year, 1689. 4°, 4 leaves. Without a 
 title-page. 
 
 JAMES IV., King of Scots (1488-1513). 
 Epistola Regis Scotorum ad Christianissi- 
 mum Angliae & Franciae Regem ante 
 conliictum. Et resposum christianissimi 
 Angliae & Franciae Regis. [1514.] 4°, 
 4 leaves. With a woodcut of the royal 
 arms on the title. B. M. 
 
 Sotheby's, Feb. 5, 1887, No. 1075. This 
 is ati interesting tract relative to certain 
 grievances between England and Scotland, 
 including piracies. James mentions in his 
 letter, dated from Edinburgh, July 26, 
 1513, the famous buccaneer Sir Andrew- 
 Barton. 
 
 La summation faicte par le Roy Descosse 
 au Roy dangleterre. Iniprime a Rouen 
 par coge de iustice. [The rest of the page 
 is occupied by common cuts. About 
 1513.] Sm. 8", 4 leaves. Gothic letter. 
 This is a similar narration of grievances 
 
JAMES. 
 
 54 
 
 JOHANNES. 
 
 between James IV. of Scotland and Henry 
 VIII., in which the former complains of 
 injuries inflicted on his subjects by the Eng- 
 lish king. 
 
 JAMES VI., King of Scots (1566-1603). 
 A Declaratioun of the Kings maiestiesin- 
 tentioun and meaning toward the lait acts 
 of parliament. Imprinted at Edinburgh, 
 by Thomas Vautrouillier. 1585. Cum 
 priuilegio regali. 4°, A— C in fours. 
 
 This is a Scotish version of the tract 
 printed the same year in English under the 
 title of Treason pretended against the King of 
 Scots, &c. Kepriuted in facsimile, 4°, 104G. 
 
 JANE, JOSEPH, of Liskeard. 
 Eikon Aklastos The Image Unbroken. 
 A Perspective of the Impudence, Fals- 
 hood, Vanitie, and Propbannes, Published 
 in a Libell entitled Eikonoklastes against 
 Eikon Basilike Or the Pourtraieture . . . 
 Printed Anno Dom. 1651. 4°, A— LI 2 in 
 lours. 
 
 JENKINS, DAVID. 
 
 Severall Papers Lately written and pub- 
 lished by Iudge Ienkins, Prisoner in the 
 Tower : viz. 1. His Vindication. 2. The 
 Armies indempnity : . . . 3. Lex Tense. 
 4. A Cordiall ... 5. A Discourse touch- 
 ing the inconveniences of a long continued 
 Parliament 6. An Apologie for the Army. 
 Anno 1647. 4°. 
 
 A general title to the separately issued 
 pieces, that to the Vindication cancelled. 
 
 JESUS CHRIST. 
 *Tbe passion of owr lord iesu christe wythe 
 the contemplacyOs. [On the second leaf 
 occurs :] Her begynnythe y passion of dar 
 seygneur, Jesu christe front y resuscy- 
 taeyo of lazarus and to thende translated 
 owte of freche ynto englysche the yer of 
 dar lorde. M.v.c.viij. On to the leawde 
 of god ad of the soueraie vyrgyne marie 
 & of al y saictes of paradys celestyall. 
 And at the requeste of the moste puissat 
 redoubtye kynge Henry the . vii. be the 
 grace of god kynge of englande and of 
 trace : the passio of our sauueur Jesu 
 chryste ys translated owth of freche yn 
 to gglysche with an addicio of moraly- 
 tees hystoriees / examples or fygures . . . 
 [( Paris, 1508.] Folio, G 4 in eights. 
 Described by Herbert from his own copy. 
 
 JOCQUET.DE. 
 Les Triomphes, Entrees, Cartels, Tovrnois, 
 Ceremonies, et Avltres Magnificences iaites 
 en Angleterre, & au Palatinat, pour le 
 Mariage & Reception, de Monseigneur le 
 Prince Frideric V. Comte Palatin dv 
 Rhin, Electevr dv Sainct Empire, Due de 
 Baviere &c. Et de Madame Elisabeth, 
 
 Fille Vniqve et Princesse de la Grande 
 Bretagne, Electrice Palatine du Rhin &c. 
 Son Espouse. A Heidelberg, Chez Gotard 
 Vogvelein. cio io xm. 8°, A— S in 
 fours. With nine folded engravings. 
 B. Al. 
 
 This edition entirely differs from that of 
 Lyon, described in the Handbook, 1867. 
 
 JOHANNES DE BURGO. 
 Pupilla oculi De Septem Sacramentoru 
 administratione: de decern preceptis deca- 
 logi: ceterisq; ecclesiasticorg . . . officijs: 
 Joannis de Burgo alme quonda Canta- 
 brigiensis Uniuersitatg Cancellarij : . . . 
 1516. [Col.] . . . sumptili? puidoru 
 Joannis Knoblouchi / & Pauli Botz . . . 
 sub Anna dni. M.D.xvij. Kal<> Marti j. 
 4°, folioes 170, besides the Table. 
 
 JOHANNES DE GARLANDIA. 
 *Liber synonymoru Magistri Johannis de 
 Garlandia / vna cu expositione magistri 
 galfridi a>lici / vigiliq; diligetia ortho- 
 graphic stilo correctus et exaratus . cum 
 notabilibus in marginibusisertis / inregia 
 quoq; Ciuitate Lodon impressus per 
 Richard u Pynson / feliciter finit Anno 
 incarnationis domini . M.ccccc. 4°, A — I 
 in sixes : K, 4. 
 
 Described by Herbert from bis own copy, 
 wanting the title. 
 
 JOHANNES DE MEDIOLANO. 
 Regimen sanitatis Salerni. This boke 
 techyng al people to gouerne them in 
 helthe / is translated out of the Latyne 
 tonge in to englishe by Thomas Paynell, 
 Wliiche boke is as profitable & as nede- 
 full to be had and redde as any can be tc 
 obserue corporall helthe. [Col.] Thus 
 endeth the regimetof helthe. Imprinted 
 at London in Fletestrete / in the hous< 
 of Thomas Berthelet / nere to ye cudite ; 
 at y signe of Lucrece. Anno domini 
 1528. mense Augusto. Cum priuilegi( 
 a rege indulto. 4 b . A, 6 leaves : B— Y ii 
 fours : a— e in fours : f, 6. Dedicated t( 
 John, Earl of Bedford, by Paynell. 
 
 JOHANNES SARISBURIENSIS. 
 [ Policraticus.] Hie liber ititulatur de nug 
 
 curialiu & vestigijs phorg cuig Iohanne 
 Salesberiensis Carnotesis epus fuit actor 
 [No place, &c. Attributed to the Brother 
 of Common Life at Brussels about 1476. 
 FoliOj 250 leaves, including three blanks 
 Two columns. 
 
 The text is preceded by the Table and b; 
 the Euthcticus of the author in verse, am 
 at the end there are six pages of verses, als 
 in Latin, on the members and functions c 
 the human body. 
 
JOHNSON. 
 
 55 
 
 JO YE. 
 
 OHNSON, WILLIAM. 
 The Light of Navigation. Wherein are 
 declared and liuely pourtrayed all the 
 Coasts and Hauens of the West, North 
 and East Seas. Collected partly out of 
 the Books of the principall Authors which 
 haue written of Nauigation (as of Lucas 
 Iohnson Waghenar, and divers other) . . . 
 Divided into two Bookes. ... By William 
 Iohnson. At Amsterdam Printed by 
 William Iohnson, . . . Anno 1622. Cum 
 Privilegio. Obi. Folio. A — E in fours, 
 A 1 with engraved title and A 2 with 
 frontispiece : F — G in sixes : H, 2 leaves: 
 I, 6 : K, 2 : L, 4 : M— Q, 2 leaves each : 
 K, 8 : S, 2 : T, 4 : V, 2 : X, 8 : Second 
 Book, with a new title, Aa, 2 : Bb, 4 : Cc, 
 6 : Dd— Ff, 2 each : Gg, 6 : Hh— Ii, 2 
 each : Kk, 4 : LI, 2 : Mm, 6 : Nn— Pp, 
 2 each : Qq, 4 : Rr, 2 : Ss, 8 : Tt— Xx, 2 
 each. With numerous diagrams accom- 
 panied by volvelles and maps, which count 
 in the sheets. 
 
 iONES, JOHN, Chancellor of Llandaff. 
 The Mysteries of Opium Reveal'd, By 
 Dr Johu Jones, Chancellor of Landaff, a 
 Member of the College of Physicians in 
 London : And formerly Fellow of Jesus- 
 College in Oxford ... A Deo Lux. 
 London : Printed for Richard Smith at 
 the Angel and Bible without Temple- 
 Bar, mdcci. 8°. A, 6 leaves, including 
 a letter from the College of Physicians 
 and the Errata ; B — Bb 2 in eights, be- 
 sides a folded leaf between U 3 and U 4. 
 H. Stopes, Esq. 
 
 The New Art of Spelling . . . By J. Jones, 
 M.D. London, Printed in the Year 1704. 
 4°. A, 3 leaves : B— T in fours. 
 I ONES, ROBERT, Musician, 
 The First Booke of Songes or Ayres of 
 foure parts with Tableture for the Lute. 
 So made that all the parts together, or 
 either of them seuerally may be song to 
 the Lute, Orpherian or Viol de gamba. 
 Composed by Robert Iones. Quce prosunt 
 singula multa iuuant. Printed by Peter 
 Short with the assent of Thomas Morley, 
 and are to be sold at the signe of the 
 Starre on Bredstreet hill. 1600. Folio. 
 Title and To the Reader, 2 leaves : B — G 
 2 in fours. Dedicated to Sir Robert Sidney, 
 Knight, Governor of Flushing. B. M. 
 
 This copy wants title and dedication, 
 which were in a second very imperfect one 
 sold among Mr. Gibson-Craig's books in 1888. 
 
 The Second Booke of Songs and Ayres, 
 set out to the Lute, the base Violl the 
 playne way, or the Base by tableture after 
 the leero fashion : Composed by Robert 
 
 Iones. Printed by P. S. for Mathew 
 Selnian by the assent of Thomas Morley, 
 and are to be sold at the Inner temple 
 gate, 1601. Folio, A — M, 2 leaves each. 
 Dedicated " To the Right Vertvovs and 
 Worthy Knight, Sir Heury Leonard." 
 B. M. 
 
 [Ultimum Vale, or the Third Book of 
 Airs of 1. 2. or 4. Voyces. By Robert 
 Jones. London, T. Este, 1608.] Folio. 
 Title, 1 leaf : dedication to Henry Prince 
 of Wales and Preface "To the Silent 
 Hearer," 1 leaf : B — M, 2 leaves each. 
 College of Music. 
 
 This copy wants the title. It has a MS. 
 note on the flydeaf by Rimbault as to the 
 rarity of the musical works of Jones. 
 
 A Mvsicall Dreame. Or The Fovrth 
 Booke of Ayres. The First part is for 
 the Lute, two Voyces, and the Viole de 
 Gamba ; The Second part is for the Lute, 
 the Viole and foure Voices to Sing : The 
 Third part is for one Voyce alone, or to 
 the Lute, the Basse Viole, or to both if 
 you please, Composed by Robert Iones. 
 Quce fwosunt singula, multa iuuant. Lon- 
 don Imprinted by the Assignes of Wil- 
 liam Barley, and are to be solcle in Powles 
 Church-yeard, at the Signe of the Crowne. 
 1609. Folio. A — K, two leaves each : L, 
 4 leaves. Dedicated to Sir John Levin- 
 thorpe, Knight. B. M. 
 
 The First Set of Madrigals, of 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 
 Parts, for Viols and Voices, or for Voices 
 alone, or as you please. Composed by 
 Robert Iones. Quce prosunt singula, multa 
 iuuant. London Imprinted by Iohn 
 Windet 1607. 4°. B. M. (Bassus only) 
 Collation : A, 2 : B— D in fours : E, 2. 
 Dedicated to Robert, Earl of Salisbury. 
 
 JORDEN. 
 
 *Jordans medytacyons, with other dyuers 
 matters in Englysshe : as apperyth by a 
 short Table in the ende / after the ordre 
 of the. A. B. C. [Col.] ^lmprynted by 
 me Robert Wyer in the bysshop of Nor- 
 wytche rentes . . . Cum priuilegio Regali: 
 pro spatio septeni annorum. 8°, a — g in 
 fours. 
 
 JOVIUS, PAULUS. 
 
 Descriptio Britanniae, Scotiae,Hyberniae, 
 et Orchadvm. Ex Libro Pavli lovii, 
 Episcopi Nvcer. De Iinperiis, et Gentibvs 
 Cogniti Orbis. . . . [Col.] Venetiis apud 
 Michaelem Tramezinum. muxlviii. 4°, 
 a— hh in fours, except that the last sheet 
 has six leaves, a is repeated. 
 
 JOYE, GF.ORG K. 
 *The subuersion of Moris i'aulse founda- 
 
JULIUS. 
 
 56 
 
 LAMBERT. 
 
 tion ; whereupon lie sweteth to set faste 
 and shoue vnder bis sliainles shoris, to 
 vnderproppe the popis chircli, made by 
 George Jove. More is become a vayn 
 lyar in bis owne reselling and arguments ; 
 and his folysh harte is blynded. Where 
 lie beleued to haue done most wysely, 
 there hath be shewed himself a starke 
 foole. Rom. i. Moros in Greke is stultus 
 in Latyn, a fool in Englysshe. Vivit 
 Dotninus, cuius inuicta Veritas manet in 
 eternum. At Emdoni by Jacob Auiik. 
 [1534.] 8°, 41 leaves. 
 
 JULIUS, ALEXANDER. 
 Ecphrasis Paraphraseos Georgij Bueha- 
 
 nani in Psalmos Davidis : Ab Alexandro 
 Ivlio Edinbvrgeno. In Adolescentiae 
 studios* gratiam elaborata. Londini, Ex- 
 cusum apud Georgium Eld. M. dc. xx. 
 8°, A— Z'in eights: Aa, 6. Dedicated to 
 Sir Oliver St. John, Lord Deputy of 
 Ireland. B. M. 
 
 JUSTICES OF PEACE. 
 **The boke of iustyces of peas. [This is 
 beneath a cut of a Kin enthroued, with 
 bis judges, &c. At the end :] Thus endeth 
 the boke of justyces of peas. Emprynted 
 at London in Flete-strete at the signe of 
 the rose garland by Robert Copland in 
 the yere of our Lorde M.ccccc. and xv. 4°. 
 
 K. 
 
 KENT. 
 
 The Bloody Husband, And Crvell Neigh- 
 bovr, Or, A True Historie of Two Mvr- 
 tbers, Lately committed in Laurence 
 Parish, in the Isle of Thanet in Kent, 
 neer Sandwich : One Murder by the hands 
 of Adam Sprackling Esquire, . . . The 
 other The Murther of Richard Langly, 
 . . . Written by one that lives neer the 
 Place where the said Murthers were com- 
 mitted, and was present at M r Sprack- 
 ling's tryall ; And published for the 
 warning, and good of all. . . . London, 
 Printed by Tbo. Warren, 1G53. 4°, 
 A — B in fours. 
 
 Sprackling perpetrated the murder of las 
 own wife and also that of Langly. 
 
 KNOX, JOHN. 
 An Answer to a Great Nomber of blas- 
 phemous cauillations written by an Ana- 
 baptist, and aduersarie to Gods eternal 
 
 Predestination. And Confvted By Iohn 
 Knox, minister of Gods worde in Scot- 
 land. Wherein the Autbor so discouereth 
 the craft and falsbode of that sect, that 
 tue i, r odly, knowing that error, may be 
 confirmed in the trueth by the euident 
 Wordes of God. [Quotation from Pro- 
 verbs xxx. 12. Geneva.] Printed by Iobu 
 Crespin. M. D. lx. 8°, A — Ff 4 in eights, 
 Ff 4 with the Errata. 
 
 Heir followeth the coppie of the resson- 
 ing which was betuix the Abbote of 
 Crosraguell and John knox, in Mayboill 
 concerning the masse, in the yeare of 
 God, a thousand hue hundreth tlire scoir 
 and two yeares. [Quot. from Apocalypse 
 xxii.] Imprinted at Edinburgh by Robert 
 Lekpreuik, and are to [be] solde at his 
 hous, at the neiber bow. Cum priui- 
 legio. 1563. 4°. 12 prel. leaves and 
 A — H in fours. Black letter. 
 
 L. 
 
 LACTANTIUS. 
 
 Anthologia Lactantii Firmiani, . . . re- 
 center in locos digesta communes per 
 Thoinam Beconuin. Lvgdvni, Apvd Cle- 
 meiitem Bavdiiivin. 1558. 8°. +,8 
 leaves : *, 8 leaves, the last blank : a — 
 q 6 in eights. 
 
 LADIES. 
 The Petitiou of the Ladies of London and 
 
 Westminster to the Honourable House 
 for Husbands. [Col.] London. Printed 
 for Mary Want-man, the Foremaid of 
 the Petitioners, and Sold by A. Roper in 
 Fleetstieet, 1693. 4°, 2 leaves. B. M. 
 Compare Petition. 
 t LAMBERT, FRANQOIS, ofAviynun. 
 tThe Suimue of Christianitie gatheryd 
 out almoste of al placis of scripture by 
 
LAMBERT. 
 
 57 
 
 LANCASHIRE. 
 
 that noble and famouse clerke Francis 
 Lambert of Avynyon. And translatyd 
 by Tristram Revel. The yere of our 
 lorde 1536. Sm. 8°, B— H 4 in eights. 
 Attributed to the press of Robert Red- 
 man by Mr. Maskell. 
 
 The niinde and iudgernent of maister 
 Frances Lambert of the wyll of man, 
 declarynge and prouynge howe and after 
 what sorte it is captyue and bonde, and 
 not free : taken out of hys commentaries 
 vpon Osee the Prophete, wherin vpon 
 the . iiii. Chapter of the sayd prophet, 
 he most Godly, plainlye and learnedly, 
 entreateth, and writeth of the same. 
 Neweiye trashited into Englishe by N. 
 L. Anno Do. m. d. xlviii. the xviii. day 
 of Decebre. [Col.] Imprinted at Lon- 
 don, by John Day, and William Seres, 
 . . . Cum gratia ... 8°, A— K 2 in 
 eights, besides the dedication by Nicholas 
 Lesse to Anne, Duchess of Somerset, 3 
 leaves more. 
 
 LAMBERT, JOHN, Lord Lambert. 
 Roome for Cuckolds ; Or My Lord Lam- 
 berts Entrance into Sodome and Gonio- 
 rah. To the Tune of, Is there no more 
 Cuckolds but I. Printed for W. R. A 
 broadside in two cols, and in verse. 
 B. M. 
 
 LANCASHIRE. 
 
 To the Kings Most Excellent Maiesty, 
 The Humble Petition of divers Recusants 
 and others, in the County of Lancaster, 
 that they may be received into his Ma- 
 iesties Protection, and have their Amies 
 redelivered to them, for the defence of 
 his Maiesties Person and their Faun- 
 lies. Together with his Maiesties Com- 
 mission . . . London, Printed for Ed- 
 ward Husbands and Iohn Frank, . . . 
 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 The Petition of divers of His Majesties 
 faithful Subjects, of the true Protestant 
 Religion, in the County Palatine of Lan- 
 caster : Presented to His Majestie at York 
 the last of May, by the high Sheriffe of 
 that Countie, and divers other Gentlemen 
 of Quality : . . . With His Majesties An- 
 swer, June 6. 1642. London : Printed by 
 Robert Barker, . . . 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Severall Letters from the Committees in 
 severall Counties, To the Honourable 
 William Lenthall Esquire, Speaker . . . 
 Read in both Houses of Parliament, Iune 
 27. 1642. Wherein (amongst divers other 
 Passages very remarkable) is related how 
 the Towne Men of Manchester, put them- 
 selves into Arms, and stood upon their 
 
 defence against the Lord Strange and his 
 Forces, who came to seize on the Maga- 
 zine. . . . London, Printed for Ioseph 
 Hunscott, and Iohn Wright. 1642. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 Newes from Manchester Being A Trve 
 Relation of the Battell fought before 
 Manchester. Wherein the Lord Strange 
 lost 150. Men besides 100. taken Prisoners, 
 with the losse only of 12 Men of the Town 
 side, whereof six of them were taken 
 Prisoners. Sent in a Letter to a private 
 Friend. London, Printed for Richard 
 Best. 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A True and Perfect Relation of the Pro- 
 ceedings at Manchester, From Sunday the 
 25. of September, to Sunday the second 
 of October, mdcxlij. Wherein is Related 
 six severall Battels fought by the Inhabi- 
 tants of Manchester, with two thousand 
 men against the Lord Si range, now Earle 
 of Derby, and the Lord Rivers with 3000. 
 horse and foot, . . . Declared in a Letter 
 sent from M r Thomas Hawkins to Mr 
 Erbie a Member of the House of Com- 
 mons, and openly read in the said House, 
 October the 4, 1642. October 6. Printed 
 for H. Blake, 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A Declaration and Svmmons sent by the 
 Earl of Newcastle, to the Town of Man- 
 chester, to lay down their Arms. With 
 the Resolute Answer of the Commanders 
 in chief, and Souldiers in Manchester. 
 . . . London, Printed for Peter Cole, . . . 
 July 15. 1643. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Some Notable Observations upon the late 
 Svmmons By the Earl of Newcastle, of 
 the Town of Manchester. Written by a 
 Worthy Member of the House of Com- 
 mons, and appointed to be printed . . . 
 London, Printed for Edward Hvsbands, 
 . . . 1643. August 4. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Preston, Novemb. 17. 1646. The Deli- 
 berate Resolution of the Ministers of the 
 Gospel within the County Palatine of 
 Lancaster. With their grounds and Cau- 
 tions according to which they put into 
 execution the Presbytereall Government 
 upon the present Ordinance of Parlia- 
 ment. London, Printed for Luke Fawue 
 . . . 1647. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 The Harmonious Consent of the Ministers 
 of the Province within the County Pala- 
 tine of Lancaster, With their Reverend 
 Brethren the Ministers of the Province 
 of London, in their late Testimonies to 
 the Trueth of Jesus Christ, and to our 
 Solemn League and Covenant : As also 
 against the Errours, Heresies, and Bias- 
 
LANG TON. 
 
 58 
 
 LA WES. 
 
 pheraies of these times, and the Tolera- 
 tion of them. London, Printed by J. 
 Macock, for Luke Favvne, . . . mdcxlviii. 
 4°, A— D in fours, D 4 blank. 
 
 The Paper Called the Agreement of the 
 People taken into consideration, and the 
 Lawfulness of Subscription to it Exa- 
 mined, and Eesolved in the Negative, by 
 the Ministers of Christ in the Province of 
 Lancaster . . . London, Printed for Luke 
 Fawne, . . . 1649. 4°, B— E 2 in fours, 
 and the title. 
 
 A Trip to Leverpoole, By Two of Fate's 
 Children, In Search of Fortvnatvs's Purse. 
 A Satyre. Addressed to the Honourable 
 the Commissioners of Her Majesties Cus- 
 toms. [Quot. from Hudibras.] By a 
 Gentleman of Lincoln's-Inn : London ; 
 Printed for Richard Croskill Bookseller 
 in Lincoln's-Inn. 1706. Folio, A — G, 
 2 leaves each, A 1 blank, A 2 with title, 
 G 1 not marked, G 2 blank. In verse. 
 B. M. and H. Stopes, Esq. 
 
 This appears to be the earliest printed 
 account dealing with what is now one of 
 our most important seaports and com- 
 mercial headquarters. In a MS. narrative 
 (printed in Halliwell's Palatine Anthology, 
 1850), showing the state of the place in 1704, 
 we get an extraordinary idea of its growth in 
 a couple of years. In the Stopes copy of the 
 pamphlet before me, which is uncut, and 
 finer than the only other I have seen, that in 
 the British Museum, Liverpool is described 
 as already threateniug to eclipse Bristol. 
 
 It concludes with "The Publican bis 
 Dream," which, like the remainder, is in 
 verse. 
 
 LANGTON, CHRISTOPHER. 
 
 **A uery brefe treatise, ordrely declaring 
 the prlcipal partes of phisick, that is to 
 saye : Thynges natural. Thynges not 
 natural! Thynges agaynst nature. Ga- 
 thered, and sette forth by Christopher 
 Langton. Anno dni m.d.xlvii. [Col.] 
 Imprinted at London in Fletestrete by 
 Edward Whitchurch the . x. day of April 
 ... 8°, A— M 4 in eights. With some 
 verses on the back of the title by W. 
 Baldwin. Dedic ited to Edward Duke of 
 Somerset. 
 
 LATIMER, HUGH. 
 Fiuitfull Sermons Preached by the right 
 Reuerend Father, . . . M. Hvgh Latimer, 
 
 newly Imprinted with others not hereto- 
 fore set forth in print, ... At London, 
 printed for the Company of Stationers. 
 1607 Cum Priuilegio. 4°. * 8 leaves : 
 A — Tt 2 in eights. With Augustin P.ern- 
 her's Epistle to the Duchess of Suffolk, 
 dated from Southani, October 2, 1570, re- 
 tained. 
 
 *The Sermon that the Reuerende father 
 in Christ, Hugh Latimer, byshop of Wor- 
 cester, made to the clergie, in the couo- 
 cacio, before the Parlvament began, the 9. 
 day of June, the 28. yere of the reigne of 
 our Souerayne lorde kyng Henry the viii. 
 nowe translated out oHatyneintoenglyshe, 
 to the intet, that thingis well said to a 
 fewe, may be vnderstande of many, and 
 do good to al the that desyre to be better. 
 % Iniprynted at London by Thomas Ber- 
 thelet printer to the kinges grace. The 
 yere from the byrthe of Christ . 1537. the 
 23. of Nouember. Cum priuilegio. 8", 
 E 4 in eights. 
 
 LAUD, WILLIAM, Archbishop of Canter- 
 bury. 
 The Copie of a Letter sent from William 
 Lavd Archbishop of Canterbury the 28. 
 of June mdcxli. unto the Vniversitie of 
 Oxford : Specifying, His willingnesse to 
 resigne his Chancellor-ship, And withall 
 deploring his sad Estate now in the time 
 of his Imprisonment. Printed in the 
 yeare, 1641. 4°, 2 leaves. 
 
 Canterbvries Amazement : Or The Ghost 
 of the yong fellow Thomas Bensted, who 
 was Drawne, Hang'd, and Quartered by 
 the meanes of the Bishop of Canterburie ; 
 who appeared to him in the Tower, since 
 the lesuites Execution. With a Discourse 
 between the two Heads on London Bridge, 
 the one being Thomas Bensteds, the 
 other the late lesuites. Printed for F. 
 Coules, in the Yeare 1641. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 Black letter. With a large descriptive 
 cut on title and a second on A 3 verso. 
 
 Canterbvry's Will. With A serious Con- 
 ference betweene His Scrivener and Him. 
 Also A loving Admonition to his Brethren 
 the Bishops. Printed in the Yeare 1641. 
 4°, 4 leaves. With the common woodcut 
 portrait on title. 
 
 LAWES, HENRY and WILLIAM. 
 Choice Psalms . . . 1648. 
 
 At a sale at Futtick's in March 1887 a 
 copy of this book was sold, divided into 
 four volumes, and having in each an inscrip- 
 tion as follows : " Solus Deus ptector Meus 
 W. Fiat Volvntas t ua Lavs deo. Ex dono 
 Jhs Linn : " The last sentence is in a dif- 
 ferent hand, probably that of the giver, but 
 the rest appears to be the autograph of 
 Mildmay Fane, Earl of Westmoreland. On 
 the flyleaf of the Bassus part occurs : " This 
 Musical! Set of Bookes composed by Mr 
 Lawea an humbly and freely presented to 
 the Bight Honourable Mildmay Earle of 
 Westmorland, as a Small addition to his 
 new erected Library and as a Monument of 
 my atfection to the Muses from His most 
 
LEICES TERSH1RE. 
 
 59 
 
 LOMBARDUS. 
 
 humble and most affectionate Servant Iohn 
 Lynn." 
 
 Lord Westmoreland's inscription is partly 
 in capitals, and the words LA VS deo doubt- 
 less allude to the composer. 
 
 In this copy a portrait of the King, instead 
 of being worked, as in the Huth one, on the 
 back of the title to Cantus Sccundus, faces 
 it as in the other portions. 
 
 LEICESTERSHIRE. 
 The Impeachment and Charge of M r 
 Henry Hastings, Sonne to the Earle of 
 Huntington, concerning his manifold Mis- 
 demeanours, the dangerous insurrections, 
 and Tumults occasioned by the said M l 
 Hastings in the County of Leicester, . . . 
 Also the substance of a Speech spoken 
 by the Earl of Pembrook before the Com- 
 mittee, . . . July 22. London, Printed 
 for Iohn Warden. 4°, 4 leaves. With a 
 common cut on the last page. 
 
 An exact and true Relation of A most 
 cruell and horrid Murther committed by 
 one of the Cavaliers, on A woman in 
 Leicester, Billetted in her House : Who 
 was shot into the back, being within five 
 Weeks of the time of her delivrey. . . . 
 London, Printed for E. Husbands and I. 
 Franck, . . . Sept. 17. 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 LESCARBOT, MARC, Escuier, Seipieur 
 de Vvieucourt. 
 La Chasse Avx Anglois en l'He de Rez, 
 et au Siege de la Rochelle, Et la Redvc- 
 tion de la dite ville a l'obeissance du Roy. 
 Av Roy. A Paris Chez Francois lacqvin, 
 . . . m.dc.xxix. ... 8°. *, 3 leaves : 
 A — G in fuurs : H, 6. In verse. Italic 
 letter. 
 
 LESLIE. 
 Laurus Leslseana Explicata, Sive Clarior 
 Enumeratio Personarum Utriusque Sexus 
 Cognominia Leslie, Una cum Affinibus, 
 Titulis, Officiis, Dominiis, Gestisque Cele- 
 brioribus Breviter indicatis, Quibus A 
 sexcentis, & amplius Annis Prosapia ilia 
 Floret, . . . Groecii, ... 1692. Large 
 folio, a — b, 2 leaves each : A — V, 2 leaves 
 each. Dedicated to James Earl of Leslie. 
 With a large portrait of the Earl and a 
 folded genealogical table. 
 
 LE STRANGE, SIR ROGER. 
 Considerations and Proposals in order to 
 the Regulation of the Press : Together 
 with Diverse Instances of Treasonous, 
 and Seditious Pamphlets, Proving the 
 Necessity thereof. By Roger L'Estrange. 
 London, Printed by A. C. June 3 d 
 m.dc.lxiii. 4°, A — E in fours, and (a), 4 
 leaves. 
 
 The Dissenters Sayings, In Requital for 
 
 L'Estrange's Sayings. Published in Their 
 Own Words, for the Information of the 
 People. By Roger L'Estrange. London, 
 Printed for Henry Brome, . . . 1681. 
 4°, A— G in fours, G 4 blank. 
 
 LETTERS. 
 Miscellaneous Letters and Essays, on 
 several Subjects. Philosophical, Moral, 
 Historical, Critical, Amorous, &c. In 
 Prose and Verse. Directed to John 
 Dryden Esq ; ... By several Gentlemen 
 and Ladies. London : Printed for Ben- 
 jamin Bragg, . . . 1694. 8°, A— Q in 
 eights. Dedicated by Charles Gildon to 
 Sir John Trenchard. 
 
 LILY, WILLIAM, Grammarian. 
 *A shorte introduction of Grammar 
 generally to be vsed . . . Imprinted at 
 London by the assignes of Frauncis 
 Flower, 1577. 4°, L in eights. 
 
 LINCOLN, DIOCESE OF. 
 An Abridgement of that Booke which 
 the Ministers of Lincolne Diocesse de- 
 livered to his Majestie, . . . 1605. . . . 
 Reprinted, Anno Dom. 1638. Small 8°. 
 A, 6 : B— G in sixes : H, 6. 
 
 LINDEWOOD, WILLIAM. 
 
 *Constitvtiones Angliae Prouinciales. . . . 
 Londini Excudebat Thomas Marshe. 
 1557. 8°, Gg 4 in eights. Dedicated in 
 this edition by the printer to Cardinal 
 Pole. 
 
 LITANY. 
 *The Golden Letanye in Englysshe. 
 [This title is over a woodcut of the 
 Almighty with the Saviour between his 
 knees, &c. At the end :] Imprynted at 
 London in Fauster Lane, by me Iohn 
 Skot, dwellynge in saynt Leonardes 
 parysshe. Sin. 8°. Althorp. 
 
 +The Letanie or Suffrages. 1559. No 
 place, &c. 8°, A in eights. 
 
 LLOYD, WILLIAM, Bishop of St, Asaph. 
 An Historical Account of Church-Govern- 
 ment As it was in Great-Britain and 
 Ireland, When they first received the 
 Christian Religion. London, Printed for 
 Charles Brome . . . 1684. 8°. A, 8 
 leaves : (b) — (d 2) in eights : B — N 4 in 
 eights. Dedicated to Dr. Stillingileet and 
 Mr. Henry Dodwell. 
 
 LOMBARDUS, PETRUS, Hibernus, Arch- 
 bishop of Armagh (1601-25). 
 De Regno Hibernise Sanctorvm Insvlae 
 Commentarivs. In Qvo, Praeter ejusdem 
 Insula? Situm, Nominis Originein, &c. 
 Pij Conatus & Res a Principe O-Neillo 
 ad Fid em Catholicam propagandam fseli- 
 
LONDON. 
 
 60 
 
 LONDON. 
 
 citer Gestae continentur. Lovanii, Apud 
 Viduam Stephani Martini. 1632. 4°. 
 Title, dedication to Clement VIII. &c, 
 8 leaves : A — Qqq 2 in fours. 
 
 LONDON. 
 [The Apprehension, Arraignement, and 
 execution of Elizabeth Abbot, alias Ce- 
 brooke, for a cruell and horrible murther, 
 committed on the body of Mistris Kil- 
 lingworth in S. Creechurch Parish neere 
 Aldgate in London.] As also the Ar- 
 raignement, Conuiction, and Execution 
 of George laruis Priest alter the order of 
 Saint Benedicts both which suffered death 
 on Munday the eleuenth of April!. 1608. 
 [A large cut of the execution of the 
 woman.] Printed at Loudon, for Henry 
 Gosson, and are [to be sold in Pater] 
 noster-rovv, at the signe of the [Sun.] 4°, 
 black letter, A — C in fours, C 4 blank. 
 The top of the title in the copy used was 
 mutilated, and that portion is copied from 
 the headline on A 2. The imprint was also 
 imperfect. I saw the tract at Leeds, in 
 Yorkshire, Sept. 13, 1887. 
 
 According to Arbers Transcript, the 
 woman is called Seabrook, alias Abbott, 
 and the date of execution is given as the 
 8th April in the Stationers' Register, 
 where the murdered woman is said to be 
 of Saint Katherine Crischurch, London. 
 
 A Proclamation concerning Buildings, 
 and inmates, within the Citie of London, 
 and Confines of the same. Printed at 
 London by Bonham Norton and Iohn 
 Bill, . . .* [1625.] A broadside forming 
 four leaves. 
 
 A Trve Relation of the most wise and 
 worthy Speech made by Captain Venn, 
 one of the Burgesses of the Parliament : 
 to the Apprentices of London ; who rose 
 in Cheapside upon the Combustion at 
 Westminster on Wednesday last at night, 
 December the 29. 1641. As also The 
 Randevowes they bad that night at the 
 Counter in Wood-streete. With A De- 
 scription of the estate of Ireland at, this 
 present time. London: Printed for 11. H. 
 
 1641. 4", 4 leaves. 
 
 An Exact and Trve Relation of that 
 Tumultuous behaviour of divers Citizens 
 and others at Guild-Hall, December the 
 12. 16 12. Wherein is related the busi- 
 ness- they pretend, their Conference with 
 ni\ Lord Major and a Court of Common 
 Counsell, their Cruelty to the Souldiers, 
 their breach of peace, and shainefull 
 abuse to the Citizens, with other re- 
 markeable Tiling. By a sad Spectator. 
 Printed for B. A. & R D. Decemb. 13. 
 
 1642. 4", 4 leaves. 
 
 Londons Declaration, In the Defence of 
 the Citisens now in Arms. Concerning 
 certain Aspersions cast upon them ; some 
 calling them Traitors and Rebels to the 
 King. Of which, They here nobly cleere 
 themselves, . . . London, Printed for Iohn 
 Greensmith, 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Whereas at the open Generall Quarter 
 Sessions of the Publick peace holden lor 
 the City of London, at the Guildhall of 
 the same City on Monday the three and 
 twentieth day of Aprill, in the year of 
 our Lord one thousand six hundred fifty 
 and live, before Christopher Packe Mayor 
 .... [the Assize of Ale, Beer, ecc] 
 Printed by James Flesher, Printer to the 
 Honorable City of London. Three broad- 
 side sheets printed so as to form one 
 document. 
 
 A Brief Collection out of the Records of 
 the City, Touching Elections of the She- 
 riffs of London and the County of Middle- 
 sex. [Col.] Printed by S. Roycroft, 
 Printer to this Honourable City. 1682. 
 Folio, 2 leaves. 
 
 The Forfeitures of Londons Charter, Or 
 an Impartial Account of the Several Sei- 
 sures of the City Charter, Together with 
 the Means and Methods that were used 
 for the Recovery of the same, with the 
 Causes by which it came forfeited, as like- 
 wise the Imprisonments, Deposing, and 
 Fining the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and 
 Sheriffs, since the Reign of King Henry 
 the Third to this present Year, 1682. 
 Bein^ faithfully collected out of Aniient 
 and Modern Historys, and Seuerally Pub- 
 lished for the satisfaction of the Inquisi- 
 tive, upou the late Arrest made upon the 
 said Charter by Writ of Quo Warranto. 
 Printed for the Author, and are to be sold 
 by David Brown, . . . and Thomas lien- 
 skin . . . 1682. 4°, A— D in fours, and 
 a leaf of E. 
 
 LONDON, DIOCESE OF. 
 *lniunctions geuen in the visitatio of the 
 Eteuerende father in God Edmunde, bishop 
 of London, begunne & continued in his 
 Cathedral] churche and dioces of London, 
 from tin' thyrd day of September, in the 
 year of our Lorde god, a thousand flue 
 liundreth and fifty foure, vntil the viij. 
 dave of October, the yeare of our Lorde a 
 thousand line liundreth fifty and fine the 
 nexte ensuyng. Imprinted at London in 
 l'aules churcheyard, at the signe of the 
 holy gost, by John Cawood, Printer to the 
 Kyng & Queenes highnesses. Anno Do- 
 mini, m.d.lv. 4. Octobris. 4°, 9 leaves. , 
 
LOWE. 
 
 61 
 
 LYTTELTON. 
 
 Ko\\6piov Or Eye Salve to anoint the Eyes 
 of ihe Ministers of the Province of Lon- 
 don ; That they may see their Error (at 
 least) in opposing the present Proceedings 
 of the Parliament and Army, in the due 
 Execution of Justice. By a Minister of 
 the Gospel. London, Printed by G. 
 Dawson for Henry Cripps and are to be 
 sold in Popes Alley. 1649. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 LOWE, PETER. 
 A Discovrse of the Whole Art of Chirvr- 
 gerie . . . Compiled by Peter Lowe Scot- 
 tishman, . . . The third Edition ; cor- 
 rected, and much amended. At London, 
 ^[ Printed by Thomas Pvrfoot. An. 
 Horn. 1634. 4°. f , 4 leaves : A— Ff in 
 eights : Gg, 4 : The Presages of Divine 
 Hippocrates, with a new title, A — D in 
 fours. 
 
 The first portion is dedicated to James 
 Earl of Abercorn, whose arms are on the 
 back of the title, from the author's own 
 house in Glasgow, 20th December 1612 ; 
 the second to the Archbishop of Glasgow 
 from the same address, the 7th November 
 1611. With woodcuts and commendatory 
 verses by Johu Norden, Physician, &c. 
 
 LUTHER, MARTIN. 
 *A Poke made by a certayne great clerke 
 agaynst the Newe Idoll,aud Olde Deuyll, 
 whiche of late tyme, in Misnia [Meissen] 
 shulde haue ben canonysed for a saynt. 
 
 | [(Job] Imprynted by me Robert Wyer 
 dwellynge in saynt Martyns parysshe, 
 besyde charynge Crosse. Cum priuilegio. 
 8°, 40 leaves. 
 
 *The true hy stone of the Christen de- 
 partynge of the reuerede ma, D. Martyne 
 Luther, collected by Justus Jonas, 
 Michael Celius, and Joannes Aurifaber 
 whych were therat, & translated into 
 Englysh by Jolian Bale . . . [Col] Thus 
 endeth the oracyo or processe. . . . Anno 
 M.D.XLVI. 8°, 21 leaves. 
 
 LYTTELTON, SIR THOMAS. 
 
 Leteltun teners newe correcte. [This 
 title is over a large page-cut probably 
 intended to represent Henry VII. sur- 
 rounded by his councillors or judges. 
 At the end occurs :] Tenorum Lytylton 
 Lector iam cernito nnem. Folio. A, 8 
 leaves : B— H in sixes : I, 8. With 
 Pynson's device and his name on I 8 
 verso. Grenv. Coll. 
 
 Herbert's copy wanted the title, on the 
 back of which wo have : Incipit tabula 
 huius Libri. 
 
 At the end of the Earl of Koden's copy, 
 
 in a coeval hand, there is this colophon on 
 the recti) of last leaf : Impressum per me 
 Richardu Pynson Anno dni M. ccccc. xvj. — 
 which may be the origin of Herbert's cita- 
 tion of a dated edition of that year. 
 
 **Lytylton tenures newly and moost 
 truly correctyd & amendyd. [This title 
 is over the arms of England and France 
 crowned. Colophon :] Londini in ./Edibns 
 Richardi Pynsonis . . . 1525. quarto idus 
 Octobris. Sin. 8°, y in eights. Law- 
 French. 
 
 **Les Tenvres de Lyttelton novelment 
 imprimes, es ouesq; toute diligense 
 reuises, coriges, et amendes: et ensement 
 oue plusours authoriteis annotes et mar- 
 ques en le marge de cest lyuer on mesme 
 les cases sount ouertement debatus et 
 purparles plus a large. [Col.] IT Im- 
 prynted at London by me Robert Red- 
 man. IT Cum et priuilegio Regali. Small 
 folio, 53 leaves, including the title and a 
 blank at end. 
 
 **Lytylton tenures. . . . [This title is 
 over the King's arms crowned. Colo- 
 phon :] Expliciunt tenores Litiltoni cum 
 alterationibus eorundem et additionibus 
 nouis necnon cum aliis non minus vtili- 
 oribus. Lodini in yEdibus Rich. Pyn- 
 soris Anno dni. M. ccccc. xxviij. die vero 
 xviij. Iunii. Cum priuilegio. Sm. 8° 
 or 12°, X 6 in eights. 
 
 Pynson printed two different editions 
 this year ; the other contains EE in eights. 
 
 Lytyltons tenures newly and most truly 
 correctyd & amendyd. [Beneath is the 
 crowned Tudor rose in an enclosure of 
 pieces. Robert Redman, 1528.] Small 
 8vo, A — X in eights, besides a table of 
 the kinds of tenures after the title, 1 leaf. 
 
 *Lyttylto tenures newly imprinted. 
 [Col.] Londini in edibus Thome Ber- 
 theleti Reg. impressoris / in Fletestrete 
 prope aquagium sitis / sub signo Lucrecie 
 Romane. M.D.xxx. 8°, R in eights. In 
 French. 
 
 Lytylton Tenvres Newly Revised, and 
 truly corrected with a table (after the 
 alphabete to fynde out briefely the cases 
 desyred in the same) therto added very 
 necessary to the readers. Cvm Privilegio 
 Ad Imprimendvm solum per septennium. 
 [Col.] Imprinted at London in Flete- 
 strete at the sygne of the George by Wyl- 
 lyam Powel. In the yere of our Lorde 
 1553. Cvm Privilegio ad imprimendum 
 solum. 8". Title and Table, 16 leaves, 
 last two blank : A — T in eights. 
 
( 6= ) 
 
 M. 
 
 M.J. 
 
 Brief Notes Upon a late Sermon, Titl'd, 
 The Fear of God and the King ; Preech'd, 
 and since Publish'd, By Matthew Griffith, 
 D.D. And Chaplain to the late King. 
 Wherein many Notorious Wrestlings of 
 Scripture, and other Falsities are observd 
 by J. M. London, Printed in the Year 
 1660. 4°, A— B in fours. 
 M. P., Mercurius Scotus Hybemicus. 
 The Speech of a Fife Laird Newly come 
 from the Grave. [Robert Sanders, 1 Glas- 
 gow, about 1670.] A broadside in three 
 columns. Black letter. In verse. B. M. 
 
 MACER, ^EMILIUS [or rather, Odo, a 
 Pltysicimi]. 
 Macers Herbal. Practysyd by Doctor 
 Lynacro. Translated out of laten, into 
 Englysshe, whiche shewynge [sic] theyr 
 Operacyons & Vertues, set in the margent 
 of this Boke, to the entent you niyght 
 knowe theyr Reasons. [Col.] Imprynted 
 by me Robert Wyer, dwellynge in seynt 
 Martyns Parysshe at the sygne of seynt 
 John Euangelyst, besyde Charynge Crosse. 
 8°, A — W in fours. Without prefixes. 
 B.M. 
 
 MACKENZIE, SIR GEORGE, of Rose- 
 haugh. 
 Observations on the Acts of Parliament, 
 Made by King James the First [ — King 
 Charles the Second] Wherein 1. it is Ob- 
 served, if they be in Desuetude, Abro- 
 gated, Limited, or Enlarged. 2. The 
 Decisions relating to these Acts are men- 
 tioned. 3. Some new Doubts not yet 
 decided, are hinted at. . . . By Sir George 
 Mackenzie of Rosehauidi, His Majesties 
 AdvocatforScotland. Edinbvrgh, Printed 
 by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, . . . 
 1687. Price Bound seven Pound ten 
 shilling Scots. Folio. Imprimatur, etc., 
 1 leaf : A, 4 leaves : B — 6 C, 2 leaves 
 each : Additions, 2 leaves. Dedicated to 
 James II. 
 
 Defensio Antiquitatis Regalis Scotorum 
 Prosapiae, . . . Auctore Geo. Mackenzie, 
 ... Ex Anglica in Latinam linguam 
 versa a P. S. Trajecti ad Rhenum, . . . 
 cio. IOC lxxxix. 8°, A— P 2 in eights. 
 
 MACKQUEEN, JO. 
 The Good Patriot Set forth in the Ex- 
 ample of the Publick-Spirited Centurion. 
 In a Sermon Preached in the Gray-Friar 
 
 Church of Edinburgh, on the first Mun- 
 day of June 1683, being the Day ordinarly 
 Observed for the Commemoration of 
 George Herriot, The Religious Founder 
 of the Hospital called after his Name 
 Herriots Hospital . . . Edinburgh, Printed 
 bv John Reid at his Printing-house in 
 Bells-Wynd, 1694. 4°. A, 4 leaves : To 
 the Reader, 4 leaves : B — G 2 in fours. 
 Dedicated to the Right Honourable Sir 
 John Hall, of Dunglasse, Baronet, and 
 the other Commissioners of the Scotish 
 Burghs. 
 
 MAGNA CHART A. 
 **[ Magna Charta. There is no title, the 
 work beginning with a Calendar and 
 Table. Colophon :] Ad laudem et gloria 
 cuncti potentis et beate virginis marie 
 toteq; celestis curie Paruus codex qui 
 Antiqua Statuta vocatur Explicit London 
 iam solerti cura ac diligecia per Richard urn 
 Pynsonum Regis impressorem Anno Iii- 
 camationis dnice millesimo quigetesimo 
 . xiiij. deciino sexto idibus inarcus [sic]. 
 12°, N in twelves. Agenda form. 
 
 *Magna Carta. [Col.] f Ad laudem & 
 gloria citncti potentis beate virginis Marie 
 toteq; celestis curie Paruus codex qui 
 Antiqua Statuta et Nona vocatur Explicit. 
 In parochia sancti Clemen tis sub inter- 
 signio sancti Georgij. cum solerti cura ac 
 diligentia [honesti I] viri Roberti Redman 
 nuperime exaratus. Anno Incarnationis 
 dnice. Millesimo quingentesimo. xxv. 
 nono idus Maii. ^[ Laus deo. Agenda 
 form. Folioes 146 + 9 leaves of Tables, 
 concluding with a leaf probably blank, 
 and here deficient. 
 
 MAIN WARING, ROGER, D.D., Bishop 
 of St. David's. 
 By the King. A Proclamation for the 
 calling in, and suppressing of two Ser- 
 mons, Preached and Printed by Roger 
 Manwaring, Doctor in Diuinity, intituled, 
 Relifjion and Allegiance. Imprinted at 
 London by Bonham Norton and Iohu 
 Bill, . . . m.dc.xxviii. A broadsheet. 
 
 MALVEZZI, VIRGILIO. 
 Stoa Triumphans : Or, Two sober Para- 
 doxes, viz. 
 
 1. The Praise of Banishment. 
 
 2. The Dispraise of Honors. 
 Argued in two Letters by the noble and 
 learned Marquesse, Virgilio Malvezzi. 
 
MAN. 
 
 63 
 
 MARGARET. 
 
 Now translated out of the Italian, with 
 some Annotations annexed. . . . London, 
 Printed by J. G. 1651. 12°. A, 4 leaves ; 
 B— E in twelves : F, 8. Dedicated by 
 T. P., the translator, to David Gwin, Esq. 
 
 MAN. 
 *[A broadside with a woodcut of a man 
 on horseback, a spear in his right hand, 
 and a shield in his left with the arms of 
 France.] Emprynted at Beverley in the 
 Hyegate, by me Hewe Goes. With the 
 printer's mark or rebus, a H and a goose. 
 
 MANDERSTON, WILLIAM, Scotus, Dio- 
 
 cesis Sancti Andrea. 
 Moralia magistri guillermi Manderston 
 scoti philosophi Saereq, theologie pfes- 
 soris in summa et ardua philosophia bi- 
 partita ex varus autoribus p eude nuper- 
 rime collecta. Et pro secunda impressione 
 cu recentib? additionibg ab eode appositis 
 reuisa . . . nuperrime impressum [Pari- 
 siis] Anno a nativitate dni Millesimo 
 quingentesimo . xxxv. Die vero. xxiii. 
 Nouembrii. Sm. 8°, folioes 1-200 inclu- 
 sively of title. Dedicated to Cardinal 
 Beaton from Paris under date of 1523. 
 Buth Coll. 
 
 MANDEVILLE, SIR JOHN. 
 
 Johannes von Monteuilla Ritter. [This 
 is the whole title. Col.] Getruckt zu 
 Straszburg Johannes Priissz, Anno Do- 
 mini. M.cccc.lxxxiiij. Folio, black letter, 
 with numerous woodcuts, a — b in eights: 
 c — d in sixes : e, 8 : f, 6 : g, 8 : h, 6 : 
 i — k — 1 in eights : m, 7. 
 
 Tractato de le piu marauegliose cose e 
 piu notabile. . . . [Col.] Impssus bofl. p 
 Ugone Rugeriu ano dni. Mcccclxxxviij. 
 [Beneath is the printer's mark.] 4°, a — i 
 in eights : k, 10. In two columns. With- 
 out cuts. 
 
 dANUALE. 
 
 Manuale ad vsu ecclesie Sarisburiensis. 
 Jam recens impressum: ab erratis et men- 
 dis emunctissime vindicatum pro Jacobo 
 Cousin. Anno. M.ccccc.xxxvij. 4°. With 
 the music. 
 
 The copy examined ended imperfectly on 
 
 y7. 
 
 Man vale ad vsum per Celebris ecclesie 
 Sarisburiensis. Londini noviter Impres- 
 sum Anno Domini, m.d.liiii. [Col.] Man- 
 vale ad secundum [sic] vsum ecclesie 
 Sarisburiensis, tam in cantu qj in littera 
 diligentissime recognitum : & nusqj ante 
 hac elimatus impressum. In quo ea que 
 seruat ecclesiasticus ritus ordine congruo 
 connectuntur. 4°, a — p in eights : q, 10 
 
 leaves. Finely printed in red and black, 
 long lines, with the music. 
 
 Manvale ad vsum per Celebris ecclesie 
 Sarisburiensis : Londini recenter impres- 
 sum necnon multis mendis tersum atqj 
 emendatum. Anno Domini . 1555. 4°, 
 a — p in eights : q, 10. 
 
 This appears to be mainly the same im- 
 pression as that of 1554. Both are, I ap- 
 prehend, merely the Rouen edition of 1554 
 with a London title-page. 
 
 MANWOOD, JOHN. 
 A Treatise of the Lawes of the Forest : 
 . . . London, Printed for the Societie of 
 Stationers. Anno Dom. 1615. Cum Pri- 
 uilegio. 4°. 1 and * 8 leaves each : 
 A — Kk 4 in eights, Kk 4 blank. 
 
 This edition, published after Manwood's 
 death, contains additional pieces found 
 among his MSS., as is stated in a short 
 but interesting preface. 
 
 MARBECKE, JOHN. 
 
 The lyues of holy Sainctes, Prophetes, 
 Patriarches, and others, contayned in holye 
 Scripture, so farre forth asexpresse mention 
 of them is delyuered vnto vs in Gods 
 worde, with the interpretacion of their 
 names : Collected and gathered ... By 
 Iohn Maibecke . . . Anno. 1574. [Col."] 
 Imprinted at London by Henry Denham, 
 and Richarde Watkins. Anno. 1574. 
 4°. Title, dedication by author to Lord 
 Burleigh, and R. M. to the Reader, 5 
 leaves : B — X in eights : Y, 4. Black 
 letter. 
 
 MARDELEY, JOHN, of the Tower Mint. 
 ARuful complaynt of the publyke weale 
 to Englande. [Col.] Imprinted at London 
 by Thomas Raynahl. [About 1547.] 4°, 
 4 leaves. In 4-line stanzas. 
 
 At the foot of the sixth page occur the 
 initials J. M., probably John Mardeley. 
 The last stanza is — 
 " God saue Edward our kyng 
 And hys counsellers so worthye 
 and send theym grace to help thvs thinge 
 For the weale of the communaltye." 
 
 The Errata occur at the bottom of the 
 seventh page. The tract is remarkable for 
 the paucity of stops. 
 
 MARGARET, ST. 
 The [Life of Saint Margaret. This title 
 is in a scroll over a woodcut occupying 
 the rest of the page. At the end occurs :] 
 Thus endeth the lvfe of saynt Margarete 
 Enprynted at London in the pultry at 
 the stockes at the longe shoppe by saynt 
 myldredes churche, By John Mychell. 
 4°, A — C in fours. 
 
 Sotheby's, Dec. 23, 1887, in Lot 3302, 
 much mutilated. The woodcut on title is 
 
MARGUERITE. 
 
 64 
 
 MARTIAL. 
 
 repeated on the back : it represents the 
 Saint attended by the Lion. 
 
 MARGUERITE D'ANGOULEME, Queen 
 of Navarre. 
 
 *A Godly Medytacyon of the christen 
 sowle, conceminge a love towardes 
 and hya Christe, compyled in frenche by 
 ne ofNauerre,aptelie 
 translated into English by the ryght ver- 
 tuouse lady Elyzabeth doughter to our 
 late souerayne Kynge Henxy the viii. 
 [This title is over a cut of the Prii 
 kneeling, and receiving the Saviour's 
 bl< ssing. At the end occurs :] Imprented 
 in the yeare of our lorde 1548. in Apryll. 
 - . - ives. 
 
 Edited by John Bale, and dedicated by 
 him to the Princess. Included is a transla- 
 tion by Elizabeth of the 13th Tsalru in Eng- 
 lish verse. 
 The History of the most Illustrious Lady 
 Queen Margaret Daughter to Henry the 
 seond, and first Wife to Henry the last 
 of France. Truly representing the Con- 
 trivance and prosecution of the Bloody 
 Massacre and the growth and fury of the 
 CivillWarinthat Kingdome, . . . Written 
 in French by herowne most Royall hand 
 and faithfully translated into English, By 
 I! b :: Codrington Master of Arts. And 
 recommended to the publicke. London, 
 Printed hy R H. 1640. 8°. Title, de- 
 dication hy translator to Sir Horatio 
 Townsend,*K*and Bart., and Advertise- 
 ment, &a, 3 leaves : 11— Q 4 in .. ights, Q 4 
 blank. 
 
 M AUK 11 AM. GERVASE. 
 A way to get Wealth. By Approued Rules 
 of Practice in good Husbandry and Hus- 
 wiferie. Containing The foure principal] 
 Offices which support and maintaine a 
 Familie. I. The husbanding and inrich- 
 ing of all sorts of grounds, making the 
 barren equall with the most fruitfull : 
 with the reducing to their tirst perl 
 all grounds whether arable or pasture. 
 ouerflowing of Salt water. 
 a-breaches, and the inriching of the 
 -. knowledges not pub- 
 lish'. . Also the presentation of 
 
 ne, and a computation of Men .. 
 tell labors. 11. The ordering and curing, 
 with the natures, breeding, \~ . -. 
 ing of all sorts of Cattell and. Fowle, . . . 
 111. The office of ;'. 
 
 in Physicke, S ... I III. The 
 
 office of Planting and Grafting, . . . The 
 first three Book - I 03 G. M. 
 
 last by M r William Lawson, tor the bene- 
 fit of the Empire of Great Britaine. And 
 all these newly corrected and augmented 
 
 by the Authors. Printed at London lor 
 i: ger Iackson, and are to bee sold at his 
 sliop mere Fleetstreet Conduit. 1625. 
 4". //. Stopes, Esq. 
 
 This is a creneral title to a volume con- 
 taining Markham's Farewell to Husbandry, 
 . ;,is Cheap and Good Husbandry, 1623 ; 
 h\& Country Contentments, 1623 ; ai I Law- 
 son's New Orchard and Garden, 1623. It 
 appears to he the earliest collected issue. 
 
 Markhams Mai.-ter-Peece. Containing all 
 Knowledge belonging to the Smith, Far- 
 rier, or Horse-Leech, . . . Imprinted at 
 London by Nicholas and Iohn Okes, 
 dwelling in the Well yard in little St. 
 Bartholmews m-ere the Hospital! > 
 1636. 4°. Mind of the frontispiei 
 frontispiece itself, title, &c, 7 i 
 B— Pp in eights : Qq, 6 leaves. With 
 leuts and a folded plate. 
 
 MARSHALL, STEPHEN. 
 A Sacred Panegyriek, Or A Sermon of 
 Thanks-Givin_\ Preached to the two 
 Houses of Parliament, His Excellency 
 the Earl of Essex, the Lord Major . . . 
 and Commissioners from the Church of 
 S tland, Vpoii occasion of their Solemn 
 Feasting, to testifie their thanki'ulnes to 
 God, and union and concord one with 
 another, after so many Desi^nes to divide 
 them, and thereby mine the Kingdome, 
 Ianuary IS. 1643. ' Published by Order of 
 the Lords and Commons . . . London, 
 Printed for Stephen Bowtell, . . . 1644. 
 4°. A. 2 leaves : B— E in fours : F, 1 leaf. 
 Dedicated to the Parliament, 
 
 MARSHALSEY. 
 
 The Ancient Legal Course and, Funda- 
 mental Constitution of the Palace-Covrt 
 or Marshalsea. Together with the several 
 _ - f all Proceedings there ; Audits 
 present Establishment : Particular 
 forth and Explained. Whereby it will 
 : Authority this Court 
 hath been in all Times. 1, rodon, Printed 
 for Robert Crofts at the Crown in Chan- 
 cery-lane. 1663. 12°. A. 8 huves, in- 
 cluding!: (A Perpetual Almanac 
 with the Crown and C. R. 2<* beneath] 
 and an Explanation of it : A, repeated, 
 12 leaves: B, 1-2 : no C : D, 4. B. M. 
 
 This is an interesting and most rare little 
 volume, and appears to be the only separate 
 account of this ancient tribunal, which had 
 its analogues in other countries, and over 
 which the celebrated Sir Thomas LdttletoE 
 presided in the time of Henry V. I can 
 trace only one other copy besides that in the 
 British Museum. 
 +MAKTIAL, JOHN, LL.B. and Stu 
 Divinity. 
 A Treatyse of the Cros.-e gathered ovl ol 
 
MARTIN. 
 
 ^ 
 
 MARY. 
 
 the Scriptures, . . . Emprinted at Ant- 
 werp by John Latins, at the signe of the 
 Rape, with Privilege. Anno. 1564. 8", 
 k& in eights. 
 ARTIN", M. 
 
 i Late Voyage to St. Kilda, The Remotest 
 )f the Hebrides, Or Western Isles of Scot- 
 and. With A History of the Island, 
 Natural, Moral, and Topographical. 
 Wherein is an Account of their Customs, 
 Religion, Fish, Fowl, &c. As also a Rela- 
 ion of a late Impostor there, pretended 
 o be sent to St. John Baptist. Ly M. 
 Martin, Gent. London : Printed for J). 
 Brown, and T. Goodwin : At the Black 
 Jwan and Bible without Temple-Bar ; 
 ,nd at the Queen's Head against St. Dun- 
 tan's Church in Fleet street, mdcxcviii. 
 I". A, 5 leaves, including half-title : *, 
 ! leaves with Contents : B — L in eights, 
 j 8 with Advertisement. With a folded 
 pap. Dedicated to the Right Hon. Charles 
 dontague, Esq., Chancellor of the Exche- 
 [uer, President of the Royal Society, &e. 
 V Description of the Western Islands of 
 Scotland. . . . London, Printed for 
 Andrew Bell, at the Cross-Keys and Bible, 
 n Cornhill, near Stocks-Market, 1703. 
 S°, a — b in eights : A — Bb 4 in eights. 
 With a folded map of the Islands and a 
 date of the Form of the Heathen Temple. 
 dedicated to Prince George of Denmark. 
 ARTIN, WILLIAM, Recorder of Exeter. 
 Pile Historic and Lives, of Twentie Kings 
 if England. With the Successions of the 
 )vkes, and Earles of this Realme ; from 
 he Conqvest vntill the Twelfth yeare of 
 he Famous Raigne of the most Admired 
 i'rince King lames the First. Together 
 vith the times of the Creations of the 
 Barons, and Baronets, of this Kingdome. 
 By William Martyn Esquire, Recorder of 
 he Honorable Citie of Exeter. Frustra 
 It per plura, quod fieri potest per pandora. 
 jondon, Printed by W. Stansbyfoi Benrie 
 •'etherstone. 1615. Folio. IT, 4 leaves : 
 ), 6 leaves : A — Zz in fours : Aaa, 5 
 eaves. Dedicated to the Gallant Gentry 
 if England. With verses to the Author 
 >y his sons Nicholas, William, and Ed- 
 van 1. 
 
 ARTYR, PETER. 
 
 dost Godly prayers compiled out of 
 )auids Psalmes by D. Peter Martyr. 
 translated out of Latin into English by 
 jJharles Blemhan, B. Seene and allowed 
 jecording to the order appointed. 1m- 
 irinted at London by William Seres. 
 569. Cum priuilegio. 8°, A— LI 4 in 
 ights. B. M. 
 
 MARTYRS. 
 
 Actiones et Monimenta Martyrum, Qvi 
 A Wicleffb et Hvsso ad nostram hanc 
 setate in Germania, Gallia, Anglia, Flan- 
 dria, Italia, & ipsa demum Hispania, 
 veritatem Euangelicam sanguine sno con- 
 stanter obsignauerunt. Joannes Crispi- 
 nvs, M.i) LX. 4". a — /3, 8 leaves each : 
 7, 4 leaves : A, 4 leaves : B — Ss in eights. 
 The epistle of Crispin to the Reader is 
 dated Geneva, 5 Kal. March, 156'0. 
 
 MARVELL, ANDREW, M.P. 
 
 Marvels Ghost : Being the True Copy of 
 a Letter sent to the A. B. of C. upon his 
 suddain Sickness, at the Prince of Orange's 
 first Arrival into London. [London, 
 1688.] 4°, 2 leaves. In verse. 
 
 MARY, called the Virgin. 
 **Hore Beate Marie Virginia ad usum 
 Sarum. [Col.] Hore beate marie vir- 
 ginisad vsum insignisecclesie Sariifiniunt 
 feliciter vnacii multis sanctoru & sanctarft 
 sulfragiis, et multis aliis diuersis orationi- 
 bus nouiter supadditis. Impresse Lon- 
 donii per me winandum de worde coni- 
 morantem in vico nucupato de Fletestrete 
 ad signum solis . M.ccccc.ii. 4°, 150 
 leaves + the Calendar. 
 
 **IIore beate Marie virginis secundum 
 vsum insignis ecclesie Sarum totaliter ad 
 longum & sine requie. [This is over a 
 cut of the Salutation, and beneath it :] 
 Be me Julyan Notary. [Col.] Hore 
 beate Marie virginis . . . finiunt feliciter 
 vna cu multis sanctoru et sanctaru sulfra- 
 giis et multis aliis diuersis oratioibus 
 nouiter supefadditis cu quatuor enan- 
 gelis et passione dni et cu horis dulcissimi 
 nomis lesu. Impresse London without 
 Tempell bane in Saynt Clement parysshe 
 be me Julyan Notary dwellynge at the 
 sygne of the thre kynges. [1504.] 4", 
 307 leaves. 
 
 On the back of the title is an Almanac 
 for 1!) years from 1503. In Herbert's time 
 a copy on vellum was in the possession of 
 the Rev. Mr. Masters. Dibdin notices a 
 similar one in the Towneley Collection ; and 
 he also considers the book as evidently of 
 foreign execution. 
 
 *[IIone beatissima) virginis Maria? in 
 verum usum Sarum. At the end occurs :] 
 Hone . . . qua plurimis Biblia? historiis 
 decorata? . . . Impresse quidem Parisiis in 
 officina industrii calcographi Nicolai Pre- 
 uost Impensis vero fidelissiini Mercatoris 
 Francisci Byrkman civis Coloniensis & 
 apud eundem venwulantur Londonii 
 apud Csemeterium Sancti Pauli. Anno 
 Dni. 1527. die 18 Jnlij. 4° or small 
 folio, 222 leaves. 
 
 E 
 
MARY. 
 
 66 
 
 MAXWELL. 
 
 Herbert describes this from Dr. Lort's 
 copy, which wanted the title. 
 
 *Hore beate marie virginis ad vsum in- 
 signis ac preclare ecclesie Saru cil figuris 
 passionis mysteriu representfitilms re- 
 center additis. [This title is in red and 
 black over the printer's device, name, ami 
 a copy of verses. On the back of the title 
 is the Table to find Easter. At the end 
 occurs :] Impresse Parisius per Johane 
 bignon pro honesto viro Richardo fakes 
 Lodon librario / & ibide comorate cymi- 
 terio scti Pauli sub signo A. B. C. Agenda 
 form, L in twelves. 
 
 The Table is from 1521 to 1538. 
 **lfore beate virginis Marie (ad vsum 
 sacrosancte ecclesie Sarum)iam sequuntur. 
 [This title occurs at the head of the lunar 
 calculations for 1533, the copy employed 
 having lost the title. At the end occurs :] 
 ^j Robertus wyer me excudebat, in paro- 
 chio diui Martini, morarn trahenti sub 
 intersigno sancti Joannis. [1533.] Sin. 
 8°, 120 leaves. 
 
 MARY I. TUDOR, Queen of England 
 (1553-58). 
 De Exeqviis Caroli V. . . Item De 
 Exeqviis Maris Vngariae & Mariae Anglise 
 reginarum, per eundem Imperatorem 
 [Ferdinanduni] aliquot diebus post cele- 
 bratis . . . Avgvstne Vindelicorvm . . . 
 Anno Sal. 1559. IIII. Kal. Martij. 4°, 
 A — Z in fours : a — f in fours : g, 6. 
 Sotheby's, June 1888 (Turner, No. 9G4). 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS. 
 A true Relation of the Proceedings against 
 certain Quakers, at the generall Court of 
 the Massachusetts holden at Boston in 
 New-England October. 28. 1659. London 
 Printed by A. W. 1G60. [March 1, 
 1659-60.] A broadside. B. M. 
 
 The Charter Granted by Their Majesties 
 King William and Queen Mary, to the 
 Inhabitants of the Province of the Massa- 
 chusetts-Bay in New-England. Boston 
 in New-England : Printed by B. Green, 
 Printer to the Honourable the Lieut. 
 Governour & Council, for Benjamin Eliot, 
 and Sold at his Shop, near the Town- 
 House in King's Street. 1T26. Folio. 
 Title ami Charter, A — B in fours : Table 
 of Laws, A 1), -1 haves each, and a leaf 
 of 1']. The Art* mill Laws, with a new 
 title, also dated 172(>, A — Xx in fours. 
 
 MATTHEW OF PARIS, Monk of St. Al- 
 bans, ob. 1259. 
 Mattheei Paris, Monachi Albanensis, Angli, 
 Histoiia Maior, a Guilielmo Conquestore, 
 ad vltimum annum Henrici tertij. Cum 
 
 indice Completissimo. Londini, Anno 
 Domini 1571. [Col.] Londini Excusum 
 apud Reginaldum Vuolfium, Regiae 
 Maiest. in Latinis Typographum. Anno 
 Domini m. d. lxx. Folio, t, 4 leaves : 
 A — 5 X in sixes : 5 Y, 7 leaves, including 
 the colophon : Index, a — c in fours : d, 3. 
 Edited by Archbishop Parker. 
 
 At the foot of the title of the B. M. copy 
 here employed occurs : Liber Henricj Sa- 
 uile, ex dono Mathrej Parker, Cantuareus. 
 Archepiscopi. 
 
 Matthaei Paris, Monachi Albanensis . . . 
 Historia Maior, . . . Cum Indice Com- 
 pletissimo. . . Tigvri In Offieina Frosch- 
 oviana, m.d.lxxxix. Folio. * — xxxx in 
 sixes, last leaf blank : A — MM in sixes : 
 NN, 5. B. M. 
 
 Matthaei Paris Monachi Albanensis Angli, 
 Historia Major. Juxta Exemplar Lon- 
 dinense 1571, verbatim recusa. Et cum 
 Rogeri Wendoveri, Willielmi Rishangeri 
 Authorisque Majori Minorique Historic 
 Chronicisque MSS, in Bibliotheca Regis, 
 Collegii Corporis Christi Cantabrigia? 
 Cottoni&que, fideliter collata. Hui< 
 primum Editioni accesserunt, duoruir 
 Offarum Merciorum Regum ; & vigint 
 triumAbbatum S. Albani Vitae : Una run 
 Libro Additamentorum. Per eunden 
 Authorem. Qui & Variantes Lectiones 
 Adversaria, vocumque barbararum Glos 
 sarium adjecit ; simul cum Reruni 
 Nominumque, Indicibus Completissimis 
 Londini, Excudebat Eichardus Hodg 
 kinson, 1640. . . . Folio. A, 8 leaves 
 including frontispiece by T. Cecil am 
 Imprimatur ; b — c in sixes : d, 4 : B — 
 Q in sixes : 4 R, 2 leaves : 4 S — 4 Y ii 
 sixes : 4 Y, 2 leaves : Index Rcrum, A — ( 
 in sixes : D, 8 : Vitce Offarum, &c, will 
 a new title dated 1639, *, 6 leaves : A — } 
 in sixes : Y, 7 : y, 6 leaves : yy, 6 leaves 
 vyy, 6 leaves : yyyy, 4 leaves : Z, ( 
 leaves. 
 
 Edited by William Watts. 
 
 .MAXWELL, JAMES, M.A. 
 The Golden Art, Or The right way o 
 Enriching. Comprised in ten Rules 
 proued and confirmed by many places o 
 holy Scripture, .... Very profitable f<8 
 all such persons in Citie or Countrie, a: 
 doe desire to <, r et, increase, conserue, am 
 vse goods with a good conscience. . . 
 London, Printed for William Leake, ant 
 are to be sold at his shop in Paules Church 
 yard, at the signe of the Holy Ghost 
 1611. 4°, A— Ee in fours, first and las; 
 leaves blank, and a, 4 leaves between A 
 and B. Dedicated to Sir William Craven 
 
MA VERNE. 
 
 67 
 
 MEXIA. 
 
 Lord Mayor of London, and Sir John 
 Arnott, Lord Provost of Edinburgh. 
 B. 31. 
 
 Qveene Elizabeths Looking-glasse of 
 Grace and Glory. Wherein may be seen 
 the fortune of the faithfull : that is to 
 say, the wrastling, victory, and reward, 
 or the combat, conquest and Crown of 
 Gods children. . . . [Col.] London 
 Printed by E. Aide, for Ed. White dwell- 
 ing nere the little north-dore of Paules, 
 at the signe of the Gun. 1612. Sm. 8°, 
 A — P 4 in eights, title on A 2, besides 
 Contents, 3 leaves marked A. Printed 
 within borders. Dedicated by Maxwell 
 " To the Greatest Honovr of the Memorie 
 of the Most Illvstriovs Lady of Samothea, 
 Marie. In her lifetime Queene-heire of 
 Scotland, Queene-dowager of France, and 
 by naturall descent Princesse Apparent of 
 England, France, and Ireland." B. M. 
 
 dAYERNE, SIR THEODORE, Knight. 
 Archimagirus Anglo-Gallicus : Or, Excel- 
 lent & Approved Receipts and Experi- 
 ments in Cookery. Together with the 
 best way of Preserving. As also, Rare 
 Formes of Sugar- Works : According to 
 the French Mode, and English Manner. 
 Copied from a choice Manuscript of Sir 
 Theodore Mayerne Knight, Physician to 
 the late K. Charles. Magistro Artis, Edere 
 est Esse. Printed for G. Bedell, and T. 
 Collins, . . . 1658. 12°. A, 4 : B— F in 
 twelves : G, 8. 
 
 I take these particulars from the Jolley, 
 Bliss, and Turner copy. 
 
 MEAGER, LEONARD. 
 The English Gardener : . . . London, 
 Printed for J. Wright at the Crown on 
 Ludgate Hill, 1683. 4°, A— T in fours, 
 besides the 24 plates. Dedicated to Philip 
 Hollman of Warkworth, co. Northampton, 
 Esquire. 
 
 MERCURIUS. 
 
 Mercurius Academicus : Communicating 
 the Intelligence and Affairs of Oxford to 
 the rest of the Passive party thorowout 
 the Kingdom. From Munday in Easter- 
 week, to Saturday the 15. of April, Anno 
 1648. 4°, 4 leaves. Without a regular 
 title. 
 
 Mercurjus Crjttjcus, Communicating In- 
 telligence from the Hypocrites at West- 
 minster, the Sectaries in the Army, and 
 the Moone-calves of the City. From 
 Thursday Aprill, 27. to Thursday, May 4. 
 1648. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 This is No. 3, and forms sign. 0. 
 Craftie Cromwell : Or, Oliver ordering 
 
 our New State. ATragi-Comedie. Where- 
 in is discovered the Trayterous under- 
 takings and proceedings of the said Nol, 
 and his Levelling Crew. Written by 
 Mercurius Melancholicus. [4 stanzas.] 
 Printed in the Yeare, 1648. 4°. 
 
 Mercurius Psitacus. Or, The Parotting 
 Mercurie . . . From Munday June 5. to 
 Munday Iune, 12. 1648. [4 stanzas.] 
 Printed in the last year of the Reigne of 
 this Parliament. 164S. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Mercurius Psitacus : The Parotting Mer- 
 cury : Communicating the Affairs of the 
 Kingdome, from Westminster, London, 
 South-Wales, Sir Marmaduke Langdale 
 and the Scots Forces now joyned in the 
 North, the Kentish and Essexian Royal- 
 ists, the Isle of Wight, and the town of 
 Colchester. From Wednesday Iune 21. 
 to Munday Iuly 3. 1648. [4 stanzas of 
 4 lines.] Printed in the Yeer 1648. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 A third number from July 3 to July 17 
 makes another tract of 4 leaves. 
 
 Mercurius Insanus Insanissimus, 
 
 Now pretty well recover'd of his wits, 
 
 He speaks plaiue truth and sense by girds and 
 
 fits. 
 Pro Rcyc & pro c/rege 
 
 Perjidelem servum Principis &• Patrice. 
 
 [1648.] 4°. 
 
 This is called No. 7, but is marked A, 
 while another part, marked B, is numbered 
 2. I have seen four parts, A — D in fours. 
 Each has a copy of verses on the title ; in 
 the second part the imprint is : Printed in 
 the Yeere, 1648. The first has no regular 
 title. 
 
 METCALFE, THEOPHILUS. 
 
 Short-writing. The most Easie, Exact, 
 Lineal and Speedy Method that hath ever 
 been obtained or taught. . . . The eighth 
 Edition much enlarged and perfected by 
 the Author. Which Book is able to make 
 the Practitioner perfect without a Teacher. 
 As many hundreds iu this City and els- 
 where, that are able to write Sermons 
 word for word can from their own experi- 
 ence testifie. London, Printed, and are 
 to be sold by John Hancock . . . 1652. 
 8°, A in eights, besides the portrait and 
 frontispiece by Cross and 20 leaves of 
 engraved characters. 
 
 MEXIA, PEDRO, Historiographer to 
 Charles V. 
 The Foreste or Collection of Histories, no 
 lesse profitable, then pleasant and neces- 
 sarie, dooen out of Frenche into Englishe, 
 by Thomas Fortescue. Ant vtile, ant iu- 
 cundum, aid vtrumq; Imprinted at Lon- 
 
MIDDLESEX. 
 
 68 
 
 MINES. 
 
 don by Jhon Kyngston, for Will vain 
 Iones. 1571. 4°. a, 4 : b, 2 : A— Zz 
 in fours, followed by 7 leaves irregularly 
 signed. Dedicated to John Fortescue, 
 Esq., Master of the Queen's Wardrobe, 
 with whom he does not name his exact 
 relationship. 
 
 MIDDLESEX. 
 
 *[A pardon and absolution granted by 
 pope Clement VIII. for the church of 
 Woxbridge in the diocese of London by 
 Thomas Cardinal of York.] Impressum 
 per me Riehardum Fakes. A small sheet. 
 
 MIDDLETON, THOMAS. 
 
 Honorable Entertainments, Compos'de 
 for the Sendee of this Noble Citie. Some 
 of which were fashion'd for the Entertain- 
 ment of the Lords of his Maiesties most 
 Honorable Priuie Councell, vpon the Oc- 
 casion of their late Royall Employment. 
 Inuented bv Thomas Middle ton. Im- 
 printed at London by G. E. 1621. 8°, 
 A — E 3 in fours, E 4 having been doubt- 
 less blank. 
 
 Sotheby's, March 19, 1888, No. 114. 
 
 MIDDLETON, SIR THOMAS. 
 An Exact [Copy] of Lievetenaut Generall 
 Middletons Letter : To the Honourable 
 Sir William Waller. And by him com- 
 municated to, and Read in the Honour- 
 able House of Commons, on Saturday 
 last, being the 24. of this instant Moneth 
 of August. 1644. Wherein is set forth a 
 Victory obtained against the Enemy by a 
 Partie of Horse and Dragoones, under the 
 Command of Captaine Findier, Qnarter- 
 Master-Generall to Sir William Waller, at 
 Farrington. . . . [London, 1644.] 4°. 4 
 leaves. 
 
 In this copy the imprint was cut off. 
 
 MIEGE, GUY. 
 A New Cosmography, Or Survey of the 
 Whole World ; In Six Ingenious and 
 Comprehensive Discourses. With a Pre- 
 vious Discourse, being a New Project for 
 bringing up Young Men to Learning. 
 Humbly Dedicated to the Honourable 
 Henry Lyttelton, Esq; By Gvy Miege, 
 Gent. London, Printed for Thomas 
 Basset, . . . 1682. 8°. Title and Ad- 
 vertisement, 2 leaves : B — L 2 in eights, 
 besides two separate diagrams between 
 D 3-4 and L 1-2. 
 
 MILTON, JOHN. 
 Areopagitica ; A Speech of Mr John 
 Milton Tor the Liberty of Vnlicenc'd 
 Printing To the Parliament of England. 
 [Quot from Euripides with an English 
 translation.] London, Printed in the 
 
 Yeare, 1644. 4", A — E in fours, and a 
 leaf of F. 
 
 Joannis Miltoni Defensio Secunda Pro 
 Populo Anglicano : Contra infamem 
 Libellum anonymum cujus Titulus, Regii 
 sanguinis clamor . . . Accessit Alexandri 
 Mori . . . Fides Publica, Contra calum- 
 nias Ioannis Miltoni Scurrse. Haga?- 
 Comitum, . . . m.dc.liv. Sin. 8". * 8 
 leaves : A — F 6 in twelves. 
 
 A Treatise of Civil power in Ecclesiastical 
 causes : Shewing That it is not lawfull for 
 any power on earth to compel 1 in matters 
 of Religion. The author J. M. London, 
 Printed by Tho. Newcomb, Anno 1659. 
 8°, A— D in twelves. 
 
 Paradise Lost. A Poem in Twelve 
 Books. The Author John Milton. The 
 Second Edition Revised and Augmented 
 by the same Author. London, Printed 
 by S. Simmons next door to the Golden 
 Lion in Aldersgate-street, 1674. 8°. A, 
 4 leaves : B — Y in eights, Y 8 blank. 
 With a portrait by W. Dolle. 
 
 Joannis Miltoni Angli, Artis Logicje Ad 
 Petri Rand Methodum concinnata. Ad- 
 jecta est Praxis Analytica & Petri Rami 
 vita. Libris duobus. Londini, Inipensis 
 Spencer Hickman, SocietatisRegalis Typo- 
 graph i, . . . 1672. 12°. With a reduced 
 copy by Dolle of the portrait by Fai- 
 thorne. A, 10 leaves, A 1-2 blank, A 10 
 with Errata : B — L 6 in twelves. 
 
 Joannis Miltonii Angli, Epistolarum 
 Familiarum Liber Unus : Qvibvs Acces- 
 serunt, Ejusdem, jam olim in Collegio 
 Adolescentis, Prolusiones Queedam Ora- 
 toriae. Londini, Inipensis Brabazoni 
 Aylmeri. . . . 1674. 8°, A — K in eights, 
 A 1 and K 8 blank, K 7 with Advertise- 
 ments. A is irregularly signed. 
 
 MINES. 
 An Abstract of the Present State of the 
 Mines of Bwlchvr-Kskir-Hvr [Cardigan], 
 and of the Material Proceedings of the 
 Committee, appointed for the Manage- 
 ment thereof. Published for the Infor- 
 mation and Satisfaction of the absent 
 Partners, and at their Bequest. London, 
 Printed in the Year 1700. 8°, A— M in 
 eights. 
 
 The Second Abstract, from Jan. 30 to 
 April 30, 1700, begins on sign. M. 
 
 The following penalties are spoken of at 
 p. 126, and also provision for sickness for the 
 workmen : "for Swearing, Cursing, Quar- 
 relling, being Drunk, or neglectiug Devine 
 Service on a Sunday, One S lulling ; for ab- 
 senting from their Work two bours in a day 
 without leave of the chief Operator, or 
 
MINISTERS. 
 
 69 
 
 MISSALE. 
 
 refusing to obey his lawful commands, one 
 days Wages ; for absenting one whole day 
 without leave, a weeks "Wages, &c, all 
 which Forfeitures are put into a strong 
 Box, as a reserve for such of them as shall 
 fall sick, or come to any accident." The 
 First convict labour, sent out as "appren- 
 tices," was employed at these mines. Under 
 date September 11th, the ship " Hope " 
 arrived at Dovey, from Loudon, " amongst 
 other Freight, hath brought several Cri- 
 minals to work at the Mines." Some of 
 them ran away, as the following shows : — 
 " Note, The Men run away are since taken, 
 and committed to Netvyate, in order to their 
 Execution." 
 The Third Abstract of the State of the 
 Mines of Bwlchyr-Eskir-Hir in the 
 County of Cardigan. From the Thirtieth 
 Day of April last (inclusive) to this pre- 
 sent Nineteenth Day of December, 1700. 
 By Order of the Committee. London : 
 Printed by F. Collins, in the Old Bailey. 
 1700. Folio, 2 leaves. 
 The Fourth Abstract of the State of the 
 Mines of Bulchyr-Eskir-hir, in the County 
 of Cardigan : From the 10th Day of De- 
 cember last (inclusive) to this present 
 5th Day of May, 1701. By Order of the 
 Committee. [Col.] London, Printed by 
 Freman Collins, in the Old-baily, 1701. 
 Folio, 2 leaves. 
 MINISTERS. 
 A Defence of the godlie Ministers, against 
 the slaunders of D. Bridges, contayned in 
 his answere to the Preface before the dis- 
 course of Ecclesiasticall gouernement, 
 with a Declaration of the Bishops pro- 
 ceeding against them. . . . 1587. 4°, 
 A — V in fours, V 4 with the Errata. 
 The Joint-Testimonie of the Ministers of 
 Devon, whose names are subscribed ; with 
 their Reverend Brethren the Ministers of 
 the Province of London, unto the truth 
 of Jesus ... In pursuance of the solemn 
 League, and Covenant of the three Na- 
 tions . . . London, Printed by William 
 Du-gard for Ralph Smith, . . . 1648. 4°, 
 A— E in fours, E 4 blank. 
 MISSALE. 
 fMissale secundum vsum ecclesie sarisbu- 
 riensis. [Col.] Impensa et arte magri 
 Martini morin civis Rothoinagensis juxta 
 insignem prioratum sancti laudi ejusdem 
 civitatis moram trahentis officium sacrum 
 ad usum sarum (ut vulgo loquimur) mis- 
 sale dictum, sollerti correctionis lima 
 nuper castigatum et impressurn : unit 
 feliciter. Anno Domini M. cccc. lxxxii. 
 die xii Octobris. Folio, Aa in eights : 
 A— D in eights : E — G in sixes. 
 
 See further in Maskell (Selected Centuries, 
 1843, pp. 9-10). 
 
 *Missale secundum vsum Sarum. [Col.] 
 In laudem sanctissinie trinitatis totiusq; 
 milicie celestis ad honors et decore see 
 ecclesie. Sard anglicane eiusq; deuo- 
 tissimi cleri : hoc missale diuinorum 
 officiorum vigilanti studio emendatum 
 Jussu et impesis prestantissimi viri 
 winkin de worde. Impressurn London, 
 apud westmonasteriu per Julianum notarie 
 et Johanem barbier felici numine ex- 
 plicit^ est. Anno dni. M.cccc.lxxxxviij. 
 xx. die mensis Decembris. Folio, 286 
 leaves. In two columns. 
 
 Described by Herbert from his own copy, 
 commencing on A ii. 
 
 Fortuna opes auferre: no animu potest. 
 Missale ad cSsuetudine insignis ecclesie 
 Sarum vna cum dicte ecclesie institutis 
 c5suetudinibusq3 nuper elamitissime 
 Ipressu : additis plurhnis que in ceteris 
 desiderantur. In alma Parisioruin aca- 
 demia. Anno domini virtutum / codi- 
 torisq3 mundi: Millesinio quingentesimo 
 decimo kalendas mensis Aprilis 1510 . . . 
 Folio, in two columns, with tine wood- 
 cuts and the music. >J«, 8 leaves ; a — t 
 in eights : v — y in sixes : A — H in eights : 
 I, 10 : Commune Sanctorum, &c, A — H in 
 eights, the last page occupied by a large 
 romance-cut, accompanied by a shield of 
 arms. 
 
 Missale ad vsum atq 3 consuetudine insignis 
 ecclesie Sar. nup vna cu diue ecclesie in- 
 stitutis consuetudinibusq3 a varijs medis 
 purgatu / & ad lima redactu Additis 
 plurimis comoditatibg que in ceteris de- 
 siderant. In alma Parisioru academia 
 Impesis Francisci Byrkma Impressurn. 
 1515. 
 
 No rutlis occurro : seil lima terso. ad vngue 
 Nuper q fueram soididus atq3 lacer. 
 
 8°, in two columns, with small cuts and 
 the musical notes. *i>, 8 leaves : a — z in 
 eights, followed by two sheets of 6 and 8 
 with the music, Canon, &c. : A — L in 
 eights : A (repeated) with the Commune, 
 Sanctorum, &c, H in eights : I, 4 : aa, 8 : 
 bb, 4. 
 
 Missale ad vsum ecclesie Sarisburiensis. 
 m.d.liiij. [Device of Robert Valentin 
 of Rouen and verses Ad sacerdotem. At 
 the end occurs :] Missale ad vsum Saris- 
 buriensis [sic] explicit . . . Ex officina 
 Richardi hamiltonis typographi. Venale 
 hauetur Rothomagi / in edibus honesti viri 
 Roberti valetini / bildiopolarum porticulo 
 moram tenentis. 4°. HK 8 leaves : a — I 
 in eights : K, 6 : Comune Sctorum, &c, 
 A— V in eights : A — G in eights : H, 10. 
 
MISSALE. 
 
 MONK. 
 
 In two volumes. "With woodcuts and 
 music. 
 
 Missale ad vsfi ecclesie Sarisburiensis. 
 
 m.d.Iv. [The device and name of Robert 
 Valentin of Rouen and verses Ad sacer- 
 dotem,] 4°. ►{«, 8 leaves : A — R in eights : 
 Proprium festivitatum, &c, A — H in 
 eights: A— G 7 in eights (G 8 probably 
 with Table and colophon as in the ed. of 
 1554). With woodcuts and music. 
 
 Missale ad vsum insignis ecclesie Saris- 
 buriensis nunc recens typis elegantioribus 
 exaratum, historiij nouis, varijs ac proprijs 
 insignatum: et a mendis quam plurimus 
 (quibus passim scatebat) omni diligentia 
 nuper emendatum. Londini, Anno do- 
 mini. M. D. Lvij. [Col.] Londini, Anno 
 verbi incarnati. ji.d.lvii. Folio. HK 
 10 leaves: .*., 1 leaf, with the Benedictio 
 salts et aquce, &c. : A ii — Kk in eights. 
 In two columns. 
 
 From the press of John Day. 
 
 *Missale ad vsum celeberrime ecclesie 
 Eboracensis, optimis caracteribus rece- 
 ter Impressum, cum peruigili maximaq : 
 lncubratione mendis quam pluribus emen- 
 datum. . . . Sumptibus & expensis 
 Johannis gachet, mercatoris librarii bene 
 meriti, juxta prefatam ecclesiam commo- 
 rantis. Anno dni decimo sexto supra 
 millesimum et quingetessinm. Die vero 
 quinta Februarii, completum atq; perfec- 
 tuni. Folio, printed in black and red, 
 with musical notes, woodcuts, and initial 
 letters. A — Z in eights : &. 8 leaves : +, 
 8 leaves, concluding with Cautele ad mis- 
 sam celebrandam. 
 
 Described by Herbert from his own copy. 
 
 **Anno incarnationis secundo supra quiu- 
 gentissinmm atq; millesimum, die vice- 
 sima prima mensis Septembris, opera et 
 industria M. Petri Oliuerii et Iohannis 
 Maud i tier, impressorum Rothomagi, juxta 
 sacellum diui apostolorum principis Petri 
 commorantium. [mpensa vero Johannis 
 Eticardi, mercatoris : hoc nouum et egre- 
 gium opus sacri Missalis ad vsum famose 
 
 i ]> to ]--liris ecrlesie H > If mien, nuper 
 
 instanti ac peruigili cura visum co 
 turn et emendatum, necnon auctoritate 
 reuereiidi in Christo patris et doraini 
 eiusdem ecclesi episcop : meritissimi ac 
 dominorum decani et capituli, est in pro- 
 patulo veuale facili pn cio coram cunctis 
 product um et exhibitum. [Col.] Finis 
 missalis . . . impressum Rothomagi . . . 
 impensis [ohannis Ricardi. . . . Folio. 
 Dr. Hezekiah Bedford's copy, communi- 
 
 cated to Ames, was printed on vellum. This 
 volume is remarkable as containing the 
 Form of Matrimony in English. 
 
 MOCQUET, JEAN, Keeper of the Cabinet 
 at the Tuilleries. 
 Travels and Voyages into Africa, Asin, 
 and America, The East and West-Indies ; 
 Syria, Jerusalem, and the Holy-Land. . . . 
 Divided into Six Books, and Enriched 
 with Sculptures. Translated from the 
 French, By Nathaniel Pullen, Gent. 
 London : Printed for William Newton, 
 Bookseller, in Little-Britain ; . . . 1696. 
 8°, B— Z in eights, and the title, besides 
 8 leaves under s between S and T. With 
 a series of woodcuts copied on a reduced 
 .-cale from De Bry and counting in the 
 sheets. 
 
 MONEY. 
 **[A proclamation made by Henry VII. 
 against clipped money. With six im- 
 pressions of the money in the margin.] 
 Et hoc sub periculo incumbenti nullatenus 
 omittas. Teste me ipso, apud westmona- 
 sterium quinto die. lulii . anno regni 
 nostri decimo nono. [1504.] Regius 
 impressor, within seynt Elens, Guillam 
 [Faques.] A broadside. 
 
 Described by Ames from an origiual then 
 
 in the possession of Martin Folkes, Esq., 
 
 F.R.S. 
 
 MONIPENNIE, JOHN. 
 Tiie abridgement or Snmmarie of the 
 Scots Chronicles, with a short description 
 of their originall, from the comming of Ga- 
 thelvs their first Progenitor out of Gra.-cia 
 into Egypt. And their comming into Por- 
 tingall and Spaine, and of their Kings 
 and Gouernours in Spaine, Ireland, and 
 Albion, now called Scotland. . . . By 
 Iohn Monipennie. Printed u1 Brittainea 
 Bursse by Iohn Budge. 1612. 4". A, 
 2 leaves : B — O 2 in fours : A Short De- 
 scription of the Western lie- of Scotland 
 lying in the Deucalidon Sea, being aboue 
 300. Also the lies in Orkenay, and 
 Schetland or Hethland. A — C 2 in fours, 
 without a regular title, with the colophon : 
 Printed at London by Simon Stafford, 
 and a Table of Errata to the Moni- 
 pennie. 
 
 It appears as if the second part had been 
 printed subsequently as an afterthought in 
 a different type and from a different press, 
 and the occasion taken to correct the mis- 
 takes in the first portion, although there is 
 no external indication of the work to which 
 the table refers. 
 
 MONK. 
 
 The Capuchin Or The Pharisaisme, Su- 
 perstition and Fan aticisme of Popery Lis- 
 
MONTAGUE. 
 
 MURDER. 
 
 covered by the (Pretended Sanctity, but) 
 real Foolery and Knavery appearing in 
 the Lives of the strictest Monks. By a 
 Person of Quality. London, Printed for 
 James Collins, . . . mdclxxv. 8°, A — K 7 
 and Aa — Dd 2 in eights. 
 
 This appears to be the same work as that 
 of 1671. The person of quality translated 
 it from the French, and dedicates it, as in 
 the edition of 1671, to Anthony, Lord Ashley, 
 Viscount St. Giles. The second portion, 
 commencing with a headline on Aa, is here 
 called " The Monk's Hood, &c." 
 
 MONTAGUE, RICHARD, Bishop of Chi- 
 chester. 
 A Proclamation, for the suppressing of a 
 Booke, intituled, Appello Ccesarem, or, An 
 Appeale to Ccesar. Imprinted at London 
 by Bonham Norton, and lohn Bill, . . . 
 M. dc. xxviii. A broadsheet. 
 
 MONTAGUE, THE HONOURABLE 
 WALTER, Abbot of Nanteuil. 
 Miscellanea Spiritualia : Or, Devout Es- 
 sayes : The Second Part. 1. Tim. 1. 16. 
 Ideo Misericordiam . . . London, Printed 
 for John Crook, Gabriell Bedell, and 
 Partners, and are to be sold at the Ship 
 in St. Pauls Church-yard, . . . 1654. 
 [Oct. 31, 1653.] 4°. A— C 2 in fours : 
 B — LI in fours. Dedicated to Queen 
 Henrietta Maria from Nanteuil, August 1, 
 1653. B. M. 
 
 MONTANUS, REGINALDUS GON- 
 
 SALVIUS. 
 De Heylighe Spanische inquisitie . . . 
 door Reynaldo Gonsalvo Montan . . . nv 
 eerst in onser Nederlanscher sprake door 
 M. Mavlvmpertvm Taphasa, . . . ouerghe- 
 set . . . [Col.] Ghedruct tot Louden, 
 by Ian Day, In 't Iaer onssleeren. 1569. 
 Sm. 8°. * 8 leaves : A — Aa in eights, 
 Aa 8 blank. With a large folding plate 
 between B and C representing an auto 
 da fe. 
 
 Day the printer appears to have been 
 connected with the Dutch residents in Lon- 
 don, more especially the congregation in 
 Austin Friars. 
 
 MONTGOMERY, ALEXANDER. 
 
 The Cherrie and the Slae. Compyled into 
 meeter, By Captaine Alexander Mont- 
 gomerie. Edinbvrgh Printed by lohn 
 Wreittoun. 1636. Sin. 8°, A— Din eights. 
 B. M. 
 
 The Flytting betwixt Montgomerie and 
 Polwart. Newlie corrected and ani- 
 mended. Edinbvrgh. Printed by the 
 
 heirs of Thomas Finlason, for lohn Wood, 
 and are to be sold in his shop on the 
 South side of the high Street, a little aboue 
 the Croce. 1629. 4°, A — C in fours, a 
 leaf of D, and the title-page. 
 
 In R. S. Turner's sale, June 1888, No, 
 1970, was a 4° MS. copy of this poem, sup- 
 posed to be earlier than any known printed 
 one. It was entitled : The Flyting against 
 the Laird of Pollart. 
 
 MORE, GEORGE, Esquire. 
 Principles for Yong Princes : Collected 
 out of sundry Authors, by George More 
 Esquire. . . . London, Printed by Nicholas 
 Okes dwelling neare Hoi borne Bridge, 
 1611. 12°, A— H 9 in twelves, A 1 blank. 
 B. M. 
 
 MORGAN, SIR THOMAS. 
 A True and Just Relation of Maj. Gen. 
 Sir Thomas Morgan's Progress in France 
 and Flanders, With the Six Thousand 
 English, In the Years 1657 and 1658 ; At 
 the Taking of Dunkirk and other Im- 
 portant Places. As it was Deliver'd by 
 the General himself. London : Printed 
 for J. Nutt, near Stationers-hall, 1699. 
 4°, 12 leaves, or 6 leaves preceded by C in 
 fours and D, 2 leaves. 
 
 Facing the title is An Advertisement set- 
 ting forth the circumstances which led to 
 the publication. 
 
 MOSELLANUS, PETRUS. 
 Paedologia Petri Mosellani Protegensis, 
 in puerorum usum conscripta & aucta, 
 Dialogi 37. Dialog! Pveriles Christo- 
 phori Hegendorphini XII. lepidi seque 
 ac docti. An. 1532. [Col.] Londini apud 
 , Wynandum de Worde. An. m.d.xxxii. 
 Mens. Iunij. 8°, A — D in eights. Italic 
 letter. With the printer's device on D 8 
 verso and the title enclosed in a border. 
 The copy here employed was obligingly 
 pointed out to me by Mr. H. Newton 
 Stevens. 
 
 MURDER. 
 Murther upon Murther : Being a Full 
 and True Account of the Barbarous and 
 Bloody Murther of M r Jarvis Clutt", Com- 
 mitted by M r James Smith, Son to Judge 
 Smith of the Middle Temple ; . . . Also, 
 The Apprehending and Taking Thomas 
 Withers and William Edwards, (dis- 
 covered to be the Persons that Murthered 
 the Drover and Penny-Post Man at 
 Uxbridge) . . . London, Printed for J. 
 Johnson, near Fleet-street. 1703. 8°, 4 
 leaves. 
 
( 72 ) 
 
 N. 
 
 N. M. 
 The Dutch Way of Toleration, Most pro- 
 per for our English Dissenters. Written 
 at the request of a Friend . . . The Second 
 Edition. London, Printed in the Year, 
 1699. 4°. A, 2 leaves : B— D in fours. 
 
 N.N. 
 Pleydoy Gedaen by N. N. Advocaet. In 
 saake van N. N. gedaegden. in cas van 
 falsiteyt, ter eeure. Op ende jegens N. N. 
 Bailjau, In Otiiey Eysscher, ter andere 
 
 ■ zijde. Anno 1677. 8°, 10 leaves. 
 
 NAPIER, JOHN, Lord Napier of Mer- 
 ck istoun. 
 A Plaine Discouery of the whole Reuela- 
 tion of Saint Iohn : set doune in two 
 treatises: . . . SetfoorthBy IohnNapeir 
 L. of Marchistoun younger. Wherevnto 
 are annexed certaine Oracles of Sibylla, 
 . . . Edinbvrgh Printed by Robert 
 Walde-graue, printer to the Kings Ma- 
 jestie. 1593. Cum Priuilegio Regali. 
 4°, A — T in fours. Dedicated to James 
 VI. from Merchistoun, Jan. 29, 1593. 
 
 Ovvertvre de tovs les Secrets de PApoca- 
 lypse ov Revelation de S. lean. Par 
 deux traites . . . Par lean Napeir 
 (c.a.d.) Nonpareil Sieur de Merchiston, 
 reueue par lui-mesme : Et inise en 
 Francois par Georges Thomson Escossois. 
 ... A La Rochelle, . . . 1602. 4°. a, 
 and e, 4 leaves each, e 4 with a folded 
 table : A — Hh in fours, and a leaf of Ii. 
 With the dedication to James VI. sub- 
 scribed lean Nonpareil. 
 Mirifici Logarithniorum Canonis descrip- 
 tio, Ej usque usus, in utraque Trigo- 
 nonietria, . . . Authore ac Inventore, 
 Ioanne Nepero, Barone Merchistonii, &c. 
 Scoto. Edinbvrgi, Ex officina Andrea) 
 Hart BibliopolaB, cio.dc.xiv. 4°, A — H 
 in tours, and a leaf of I : I'ables, a — 1 in 
 fours, and a leaf of m. Dedicated to 
 Prince Charles. 
 
 Mirilici Logarithmorvm Canonis Descrip- 
 tio, Ej usque usus, in utraque Trigo- 
 nometria; vt etiam in omni Logistico 
 Matheniatica, . . . explicatio. Accesse- 
 rvnt Opera Posthvma . . . Autore ac 
 Inventore Ioanne .Nepero, Barone Mer- 
 chistonii, &c. Scoto. Edinbvrgi, Excvde- 
 bat Andreas Hart. Anno 1619. 4°. 
 General title, 1 leaf : A — H in fours : I, 
 1 leaf : Tables, a — 1 in fours, and in, 1 leaf : 
 Logarithmorvm Constrvctio, with a new 
 title, A — I 2 in fours. 
 
 A Description of the Admirable Table of 
 Logarithmes. With A Declaration of the 
 Most Plentifvl, Easy, and speedy vsie 
 thereof in both kindes of Trigononietrie, 
 as also in all Mathematical! calculations 
 . . . translated into English by the late 
 learned and famous Mathematician Ed- 
 ward Wright. With an Addition of an 
 Instrunientall Table . . . All perused and 
 approued by the Author, and published 
 since the death of the Translator. Lon- 
 don, Printed by Nicholas Okes. 1616. 
 12°, A — I in twelves: K, 2. Dedicated 
 by the translator's son, Samuel Wright, 
 to the East India Company, with the ori- 
 ginal preface and dedication of Napier 
 preserved, a preface by H. Briggs, and 
 verses by Richard Lever in praise of the 
 author, work, and translator. There is a 
 folded leaf in sign. I. Sign. A 12 is not 
 in the copy used ; it may have been 
 blank. 
 
 A Description of the Admirable Table of 
 Logarithmes : With A Declaration of the 
 most Plentifull, Easie, and Speedy vse 
 thereof in both kinds of Trigonometry, 
 . . . translated into English by the late 
 learned and famous Mathematician, Ed- 
 ward Wright With an addition of the 
 Instrunientall Table ... by Henrie Brigs 
 Geometry-reader, at Gresham-house in 
 London. All perused and approued by 
 the Authour, and published since the 
 death of the Translator . . . London, 
 Printed for Simon Waterson. 1618. 12°, 
 A — K 2 in twelves, A 2-10 repeated and 
 A 1 of first alphabet blank. 
 
 NARBOROUGH, SIR JOHN. 
 A Particular Narrative of the Burning in 
 the Port of Tripoli, Four Men of War, 
 Belonging to these Corsairs, By Sir John 
 Narbrough, Admiral of His Majesties Fleet 
 in the Mediterranean, on the 14 th of Jan- 
 uary 167£. Together with an Account of 
 his Taking afterwards Five Barks Laden 
 with Corn, And of his farther Action on 
 that Coast. Published by Authority. In 
 the Savoy, Printed by Tho: Newcomb. 
 1676. Folio, A — B, 2 leaves each, besides 
 the map by Hollar. B. M. 
 
 NAUNTON, SIR ROBERT. 
 Fragments, Regalia, Or Observations on 
 the late Queen Elizabeth, Her Times and 
 Favorits. Written by Sir Robert Nauntcn, 
 .Master of the Court of Wards. Printed, 
 Anno Dom. 1641. 4°, A— F 2 in fours. 
 
NAVY. 
 
 73 
 
 NEW YORK. 
 
 NAVY. 
 By the King. A Proclamation for the 
 better furnishing of the Nauy, and in- 
 crease of Shipping. Imprinted at London 
 by Bonham Norton and Iohn Bill . . . 
 m.dc.xxvi. A broadsheet formed of two 
 leaves. 
 
 The Humble Petition and Desires of the 
 Commanders, Masters, Mariners Younger 
 Brothers and Sea-men of the Shipping 
 belonging to the River of Thames (whose 
 names are subscribed to the number of 
 558). presented to the Right Honourable 
 the Lords and Commons assembled in 
 Parliament, on Thursday the 29 of June, 
 1648. Together with all their Transac- 
 tions concerning a Personall Treaty with 
 His Maiesty : And their undertaking for 
 the timely reducing of the revolted Ships, 
 &c. John Kersey, Clerk of Trinity- 
 House. With deliberate Answers of the 
 Lords and Commons . . . London, Printed 
 for George Lindsey, and are to be sold at 
 his Shop at London-Stone, 1648. 4°, 8 
 leaves. 
 
 NEEDHAM, MARCH A MONT. 
 A Rope for Poll, Or, A Hue and Cry after 
 Marcnemont Nedham. The late Scurru- 
 lous News-writer. Being a Collection of 
 his horrid Blasphemies and Revilings 
 against the Kind's Majesty, his Person, 
 his Cause, and his Friends, published in 
 his weekly Politicus . . . London, Printed 
 in the Year, 1660. 4°, A— F in fours, F 4 
 blank, besides the title and preface. 
 
 NETHERLANDS. 
 
 The Declaration of the Duke of Brabant 
 [Philip III. of Spain] proffering a truce 
 of perpetual peace with the Netherland 
 States. London, 1607. 4°. 
 
 I insert provisionally tliis entry of a 
 tract which occurred at a sale many years 
 ago, and which, having unfortunately omit- 
 ted to take the full particulars as usual, I 
 have been unable to trace. The piece refers 
 to the same political transaction as the 
 next oue. 
 
 Articles of Agreement, Concerning the 
 Cessation of Warre, betweene the Arch- 
 duke and the Slates of the vnited Pro- 
 uinces. Procured by a Fryar, called lohn 
 of Ney, Confessour to the Arch-duke and 
 the Infanta. Wherunto is annexed the 
 state of other things happened about the 
 same time. With Warres Testament, or 
 his last Will, made at his departure out 
 of the said Netherlands. Translated out 
 of the Dutch. Imprinted at London for 
 Thomas Archer, . . . 1607. 8°, A— C in 
 fours, A 1 blank. B. M. 
 
 Following the title is " Newes to the 
 Reader, or to whom the Buyer desires to 
 send Newes," signed "Thine W. BB." 
 "Warres Testament" is inverse. This is 
 the copy under the press-mark 1077. d. 59. 
 I have an account of a second copy printed 
 the same year iu 4°, and exhibiting the same 
 collation. 
 
 The Trivmphs of Nassav : Or, A Descrip- 
 tion and Representation of all the Vic- 
 tories both by Land and Sea, granted by 
 God to the noble, high, and mightie Lords, 
 the Estates generall of the vnited Nether- 
 land Prouinces. Vnder the Condvct and 
 command of his Excellencie, Prince Mav- 
 rice of Nassav. Translated out of French 
 by W. Shvte Gent. Loudon, Printed by 
 Adam Islip, Anno Dom. 1613. Folio, 
 A — 3 D in fours, 3 D 4 blank, besides 
 title, dedication by Shute to the Earls of 
 Pembroke and Montgomery, and Shute's 
 Preface, 3 leaves. 
 
 A Justification of the Directors of the 
 Netherlands East-India Company. As it 
 was delivered over unto the High and 
 Mighty Lords the States General of the 
 Vnited Provinces, the 22& f July, 1686. 
 Upon the Subject and Complaint of M r 
 Skelton, Envoy Extraordinary from the 
 Kin<j of Great Britain, touching the Affair 
 of Bantam, and other Controversies at 
 Macassar, and on the Coast of Mallabar 
 and at Gamron, in the Gulf of Persia. 
 Likewise a Justification in Answer to the 
 several Memorials lately given unto the 
 States General by the Marcpiess of Abbe- 
 ville, . . . Translated out of Dutch by a 
 good Friend, for the Satisfaction of all 
 such as are Impartial Judges of the Mat- 
 ters now in Dispute between the two 
 Companies. . . . London, Printed for 
 Samuel Tidmarsh, near the Royal Ex- 
 change. 1688. 8°, A— H 3 in eights. 
 NEVILE, HENRY. 
 Plato Redivivus : Or, A Dialogue con- 
 cerning Government, Wherein, by Obser- 
 vations drawn from other Kingdoms and 
 States both Ancient and Modern, an En- 
 deavour is used to discover the present 
 Politick Distemper of our Own, with the 
 Causes, and Remedies. JYon Ego sum 
 vates, . . . London, Printed for S. I. in 
 the Year mdclxxxi. 8", A— S iu eights. 
 NEW YORK. 
 The Laws & Acts of the General Assembly 
 . . . 1693-4. 
 
 The copy described by me was formerly 
 in the famous Somers Collection, and was 
 the most valuable item in it. It is now, I 
 understand, in the library of the Pennsyl- 
 vania Historical Society. 
 
 I take this to be the earliest book yet 
 
NICHOLS. 
 
 74 
 
 NOR THUMBERLAND. 
 
 found from the original press of William 
 Bradford at New York. 
 
 NICHOLS, JOSIAH, of Eastwell, Kent. 
 An Order of Hovshold Instrvction : By 
 which euery master of a Familie, may 
 easily and in short space, make his whole 
 houshold to vnderstand the principles and 
 chiefe points of Christian Religion : with- 
 out the knowledge whereof, no man can 
 be saued. ... At London Printed by the 
 Widowe Orwin, for Thomas Man, . . . 
 1596. 8°, A— H 4 in eights. Dedicated 
 to the Earl of Essex from Eastwell, 26 
 Feb. 1596-7. B. M. 
 
 NICKER. 
 The Nicker Nicked : Or, The Cheats of 
 Gaming Discovered. The Third Edition. 
 Fcclix quern faciunt . . . London, Printed 
 in the Year, 1669. 4°, A— B 2 in lours. 
 B.M. 
 
 NICKLAES, HENDPJCK. 
 *Terra Pacis. A true testification of the 
 spirituall Lande of Peace ; which is the 
 spirituall Lande of Promyse, and the 
 Holy Citte of Peace or the heavenly 
 Jerusalem ; and of the Holy and Spiri- 
 tuall People that dwell therm ; as also 
 of the Walking in the Spirit / which 
 leadeth therunto. Set-foorth by H. N : 
 and by Him newly perused and more- 
 playnly declared. Translated out of 
 Base-almayne. [Printed abroad about 
 1574.] 8°, 82 leaves. 
 *Introdvctio. An Introduction to the 
 holy Vnderstanding of the Glasse of 
 Righteousues. Wherin are vttered many 
 notable Admonitions and Exhortations 
 to the Good-life, also sundry discreet 
 "Warnings to beware of Destruction . and 
 of wrong-conceiuing / and misunderstand- 
 ing any Sentences. Sett-forth by H N, 
 and by him perused a-new, and expressed 
 more playnly. [Printed abroad about 
 1575.] 8°. In five parts or divisions. 
 
 Herbert thinks that this book was printed 
 at different presses, the foliation frequently 
 recommencing. Tart 1 has 40 leaves, tbe 
 last blank : Fart 2, the same : Tart 3, -u 
 leaves : Part 4, 18 leaves : Part 5, 20. 
 
 *Epistolae II. N. The Principall Epistles 
 
 of H. N / which he hath set-foorth 
 through the holy Spirit of Lone, ami 
 written and sent them most-cheeily, vnto 
 the Louers of y Trueth and his Acquain- 
 tance. And are by him newly perused, 
 and more playnly declared. Translated 
 out of Base-almaine. [Printed abroad 
 1575-80.] 8", pp. 418, besides preface 
 and title. 
 
 See Herbert, p. 1G3D. 
 
 The Prophecy of the Spirit of Love ; Set 
 forth by H. N. . . . London, Printed for 
 Giles Calvert, . . . 1649. 8°, A— G 4 in 
 eights, A 1 and G 4 blank. 
 
 Evangelium Regni A joyful Message of 
 the Kingdom. . . . Imprinted at London. 
 1652. 8°, A— 6 in eights. 
 
 A Figvre of the true and Spiritual Taber- 
 nacle, according to the inward Temple or 
 House of God in the Spirit . . . London, 
 Printed for Giles Calvert, . . . 1655. 
 8°, A — P 2 in eights, besides the label, 
 perhaps followed by a blank. 
 
 NEGRI, FRANCESCO, of Bassano. 
 A certayne Tragedie, wrytteu first in 
 Italian, by F. N. B. entituled, Freewyl, 
 and translated into Englishe, by Henry 
 Cheke. 4°, black letter, A— Dd 2 in 
 fours, besides title, dedication by Cheke 
 to Lady Cheynie of Toddington, and his 
 Address to the Reader, 3 leaves. 
 
 NORMS, SYLVESTER. 
 An Antidote Or Treatise of Thirty Con- 
 troversies : With a large Discourse of the 
 Church, in which the soueraigne truth of 
 Catholike doctrine, is faythfully deliuered 
 against the pestiferous writings of all Eng- 
 lish Sectaryes. . . . By S. N. Doctour of 
 Diuinity . . . Permissu Superiorum, 
 M.DC.xxir. 4°. *, 4 leaves : **, 4 leaves : 
 ***, 2 leaves : A— Tt in fours : A— Qq 2 
 in fours : Third Book, with separate title, 
 A — Ff in fours, besides 4 leaves marked * 
 with a dedication to the King. 
 
 The first and second parts are inscribed 
 to the students of Oxford and Cambridge. 
 
 NORTHUMBERLAND. 
 A Particular Relation of the Taking of 
 Newcastle ; Expressing the faire meanes 
 which were used to gaine the Towne ; 
 the Summons sent unto them, and the 
 many Letters past betwixt his Excellency 
 the Earl of Leven, Lord Generoll of the 
 Scottish Armies, and them, with the man- 
 nor of Storming the Towne ; therendring 
 of the Castle, and their condition since : 
 Together with a Letter from the Com- 
 mittee with the Scottish Army to the 
 Committee of both Kingdomes here ; All 
 sent by an Expresse to the Commissioners 
 of Scotland, Octob, 29. 1644. Published 
 by Authority. London, Printed for Robert 
 Bostock, and Samuel Gellibrand, dwelling 
 in Paules Church- Yard. 1644. 4°. A, 
 2 leaves, A blank : B— E in fours, E 4 
 blank. 
 
 NORTHUMBERLAND, Archdeaconry of. 
 Articles to be Enqvired of By the Minis- 
 ters and Church-wardens of every Parish 
 
NORWICH. 
 
 75 
 
 ORDINANCE. 
 
 within the Arch-Deaconry of Northvm- 
 berland. Which are given in Charge, in 
 the Annual Visitation of William Turner 
 B.D. And Arch-Deacon of that Juris- 
 diction. . . . York Printed by Alice 
 Broad at the Sign of the Printers Press in 
 Stonegate. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 NORWICH, Diocese of. 
 Articles to be enquired of within the 
 Dioces of Norwiche, in the Mstropoliticall 
 visitation of the most reuerend father in 
 God, Mathew, by the prouidence of God, 
 Arche-byshop of Canterbury, Primate of 
 all Englande, and Metropolitan, In the 
 yeare of our Lord God, m.d.lxvii. Im- 
 printed at London by Reginalde Wolfe. 
 Anno Domini, m.d.lxvii. 4°, 6 leaves. 
 Black letter. 
 
 Articles to be Inqvired of within the 
 Dioces of Norwich, in the ordinary visi- 
 tation of the reuerend Father in God, 
 Samvel, Lord Bishop of Norwich. Anno 
 Domino 1620. & Translationis suae primo. 
 Imprinted at London 1620. 4°, A — B in 
 fours. Black letter. 
 
 Articles to be Inqvired of within the 
 Dioces of Norwich : In the first Visita- 
 
 tion of the R. Reverend Father in God, 
 Matthew, Lord Bishop of Norwich. 
 Printed at London, by Richard Badger. 
 1636. 4°, A— C 2 in fours. 
 
 Articles of Enquiry and Direction for the 
 Diocese of Norwich, In the first Visitation 
 of the Reverend Father in God, Richard 
 Mountagu Bishop of that Diocese, Anno 
 Dom. 1638, Et translationis supe primo. 
 IT This Book of Articles being extremely 
 negligently printed at London (which 
 Impression I disavow) I was forced to 
 review, and have it printed again at Cam- 
 bridge. R. Norv. [Cambridge, 1638.] 
 4°, A — B in fours, and a leaf of C. 
 
 Articles to be Enquired of in the Diocesse 
 of Norwich in the First Visitation of the 
 Right Reverend Father in God, Edward 
 Lord Bishop of Norwich. London, Printed 
 by T. R. for G. T. . . . 1662. 4°, A— B 
 in fours, and the title. 
 
 NOWELL, ALEXANDER, Dean of St. 
 Paul's. 
 Catechismus Parvus Pueris, Primum 
 Latine qui edificatur, Proponendus in 
 Scholis. Londini, Typis Andrea; Clark, 
 . . . 1675. 8°, A— B in eights. With 
 Nowell's dedication to the prelates. 
 
 o. 
 
 O. D. 
 
 A Perswasion to Loyalty, Or The Subjects 
 Dvtie : Wherein is proved that resisting 
 or deposing of Kings (under what specious 
 pretences soever couched) is utterly un- 
 lawfull. Collected by D. O. Dedicated 
 to all dutifull Subjects. London, Printed. 
 1642. 4°, A— E 2 in fours. 
 
 OLDE, JOHN. 
 *The acquital or purgation of the moost 
 catholyke Christen Prince Edwarde the 
 vi. Kyng of Englande, . . . agaynst al 
 suche as blasphemously and traitorously 
 infame hym or the sayd Church, of 
 heresie or sedicion. . . . [Col.] Emprinted 
 in Waterford the . 7. daye of Noueinbre. 
 1555. Sm. 8°, F in eights. 
 
 The imprint is doubtless fictitious, and 
 the name, perhaps, equally so. 
 
 ORDER. 
 *Here followeth the ordre, or Trayne of 
 Wane that a prynce or heed Captayne 
 
 ought to take . . . [Col.] Here endeth 
 the Trayne or Policye of warre. 
 
 Go lytell treatyse, and do thy tale tell 
 To me of honour, & thus worship wyl wyn, 
 Pray the to pardon thy rude style & cousell 
 Youth boldly valyauntly, cxecut [exort] to 
 begyn. 
 
 Iniprynted by me Robert Wyer in Seynt 
 Martyns parysshe at Charynge Crosse. 
 Iniprynted for John Gowgh Cum priui- 
 legio Regali ad iniprimenduni solum. 
 With woodcuts. 
 
 Described by Herbert from a titleless 
 copy in the possession of Thomas Martin of 
 Palgrave. He gives no collation. 
 
 ORDINANCE. 
 
 Thys is a true copy of the ordynauce 
 made in the tvme of the reygne of kynge 
 Henry the . iii. . . . [Col.]" Iniprynted 
 at London by Robert Toye. 8", 8 leaves 
 or A in eights. With the crowned Tudor 
 arms on the title. 
 
ORDINARIES. 
 
 76 
 
 P. II. 
 
 This is probably only the last of a series 
 of twelve similar tracts printed together 
 with a general title. But I have not seen 
 a copy printed by Toye. 
 
 **ORDINARIES. 
 
 Ordynaries. [This is the running title 
 on the recto of the last leaf ; on the verso 
 we find :] Imprynted at London in Flete- 
 strete by me Elysabeth Pykerynge, late 
 wyfe to Robert Redman dwellynge at the 
 sygne of the George nexte to saynt Dun- 
 stones churche : The yere of our Lorde 
 God. M.D.xli. The xxxi. day of Ianvary 
 ... 8°. 
 
 Described by Dibdin, iii. 248, note, from 
 a fragment of the last leaf only in his own 
 possession ; this is marked fol. C. lxix. 
 
 ORDINARY. 
 
 **The Orolynarye of Chrysten Men. [Col.] 
 Emprynted in the Cyte of London in the 
 fiete strete in the sygne of the Sonne by 
 Wynkyn de Worde the yere of our lorde 
 M.ccccc.ij. 4°, tt iu sixes. 
 
 ORIGEN. 
 
 **Omelia Origels. [Col.] Impressu in 
 alma ciuitate london. Ad rogatu Magistri 
 will'mi Mexyuna socij collegij Rieardi 
 whitington. In abchirche lane. [by 
 William Faques.] 8°, 10 leaves. Althor}). 
 
 ORINOPOLUS. 
 
 Orinopolus, Or,Dreams Interpreter. Being 
 Several Aphorisms upon the Physiog- 
 nomy of Dreams made into verse Some 
 of which receive a general Interpretation : 
 And others of them have respect to the 
 Course of the Moon in the Zodiack. To 
 
 which is added Several Physiognomical 
 Characters of Persons of different Humours 
 and Inclinations. After which follows 
 the Praise of Ale. And lastly. The Wheel 
 of Fortune, or Pithagoras Wheel. London. 
 Printed by Tho. Dawks, 1680. 8°, A— G 
 5 in eights, A 1 with half title and A 2 
 with a frontispiece. H. Sto})es } Esq. 
 
 OSBURNE, RICHARD. 
 A Trve Coppy of two severall Letters 
 sent by Mr Richard Osburne (late Atten- 
 dant on his Majestie in Carisbrooke 
 Castle,) Touching a designe to poyson his 
 Majesty : Which Letters were read in 
 [the] House of Peeres June 19. 1648. 
 Printed 21. June 1648. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. 
 Ovid's Heroicall Epistles. Englished by 
 
 w.s. p ° y 
 
 Veniam jyro laude peto. 
 
 nunc mitibus 
 
 nutare qucero Tristia. 
 
 London, Printed by I. D. and are to be 
 sold by Michael Sparke Iunior in Greene 
 Arbour. 1639. 8°, A— N in eights. Dedi- 
 cated to "the Vertvovs Ladies and Gen- 
 tlewomen of England." With a series of 
 engravings pasted on the leaves, where 
 blank spaces were left for them by the 
 printer, one to each Epistle. B. M. 
 
 All Ovids Elegies : 3 Bookes. By C. M. 
 
 Epigrams by I. D. At Middlebovrgh. 
 
 [About 1640.] 8°, A— F in eights. B.M. 
 
 Notwithstanding what has been said to 
 
 the contrary, this book seems to have been 
 
 printed in Holland. 
 
 P. 
 
 P. II. 
 The Manifold Miseries of Civill Wane 
 and Discord in a Kingdome : By the 
 Examples of Germany, France, Ireland, 
 and other places. With some memorable 
 Examples of Gods lustice, in punishing 
 the Authors and Causers of Rebellion and 
 Treason. By H. P. London Printed for 
 George Lindsey, July the second. 1642. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 P. H, of Lincoln's Inn. 
 An Answer to the Poysonovs sediciovs 
 Paper of Mr. David Jenkius. London, 
 
 Printed for Robert Bostock, . . . 1647. 
 4", 4 leaves. 
 
 P. H., Marquis de C. 
 The Politicks of France. With Reflec- 
 t inns on the 4 th and 5 th Chapters : Wherein 
 he censures the Roman Clergy and the 
 Hugonots ; by the Sr. l'Orme-gregny. 
 London, Printed, and are to be sold by 
 Thomas Orrell. . . . 1680. 12°. A, 5 
 leaves, A 1 blank : B — iu twelves : 
 A — E 6 in twelves. 
 
 The first portion ended imperfectly in 
 the copy used on I 12. 
 
P- 7- 
 
 77 
 
 PARLIAMENT. 
 
 P.J. 
 
 The Copie of a Letter Written unto Sir 
 Edward Deering, lately put out of the 
 House, and committed to the Tower, Feb- 
 ruary 2. 1641. His Bookes censured to 
 be burnt by the common Executioner, for 
 his strange unadvised, and sudden differ- 
 ing from himselfe, and opposing the whole 
 House. Which Letter was sent as is sup- 
 posed by a Worthy Member of the House 
 of Commons, Feb. 4. 164l. London, 
 Printed for Iohn Thomas. 1641. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 The letter is dated from Co vent Garden, 
 Feb. 4, 1641. 
 
 PACE, RICHARD. 
 
 **Oratio Richardi Pacei in Pace nuper- 
 rime composita et fcedere percusso : inter 
 invictissimum Angliae regem, et Fran- 
 corum regem christianissimum in sede diui 
 Pavli Londini habita. [Col.] Impressa 
 Londini anno verbi incarnati m.d.xviii. 
 idibus Nouembris per Richardum Pynson 
 regium impressorem cum priuilegio a 
 rege indulto nequis banc orationem intra 
 biennium in regno Angliae imprimat aut 
 alibi impressam et importatam in eodem 
 regno Angliae vendat. 4°. The title is 
 within a compartment of naked boys. 
 
 PARLIAMENT. 
 
 **The Cessyos of Parlyamet of the im- 
 peryall Realme of Englande, And the 
 assemblaunce of the same. [Col.] Trans- 
 lated out of latyn in to Englysshe by me 
 Antony Bustarde, felovve of Lyons Inne. 
 Iinprynted by me Robert Wyer, dwel- 
 lynge in saynte Martyns parysshe, in the 
 bysshop of Norwytche rentes. . . . Sm. 
 8°, A— G in fours. 
 
 On the reverse of the title is St. John 
 
 without the eagle, and four hexameters and 
 
 pentameters beneath. 
 
 A Declaration of the Commons Assembled 
 in Parliament. For bringing to condigne 
 punishment, those that have raised false 
 and scandalous Rumors against the House, 
 how that they intend to assesse every 
 Mans Pewter, and lay Excizes upon other 
 Commodities. ... As also further direc- 
 tions to his Excellence the Earle of Essex 
 Generall of the Army, and to the Com- 
 mittee for his assistance in the Army, 
 appointed by both Houses of Parliament. 
 London, Printed for Richard Best, Octo- 
 ber, 10. 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Certain Propositions made by the High 
 Covrt of Parliament, To the Trained 
 Bands, in, and about the Citie of London, 
 October 17. 1642. For the drawing out 
 of hftie in a Company to goe and ioyne 
 
 with other Counties, to stop the Cava- 
 leers for comming to London. . . . Where- 
 unto is added diverse weightie Reasons, 
 shewing that this present Warre cannot 
 continue long. London : Printed lor 
 John Franke, October 21. 1642. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Com- 
 mons . . . That no Ships, Barques, or 
 other Vessels shal from henceforward 
 make any Voyage to New-Castle, for the 
 fetching of Coales, or any other Com- 
 modity, untill that Towne shall be 
 reduced into such hands, as shall declare 
 themselves for King and Parliament . . . 
 Ian. 16. Printed for Lawrence Black- 
 locke at Temple Bar. 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 An Ordinance of the Commons Assembled 
 in Parliament : In Vindication of Thomas 
 Brown, Maximillian Bard, &c. Commis- 
 saries for seizing of Horses, Mares and 
 Geldings, for the Parliaments service . . . 
 London, Printed for Edw. Husbands, . . . 
 May 17. 1643. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Com- 
 mons Assembled in Parliament, For the 
 speedy setting forth of certaine Ships (in 
 all points furnished for War) to prevent 
 the bringing over of Souldiers, Money, 
 Ordnance, and other Ammunition from 
 beyond the Sea, to assist the King, against 
 the Parliament in England. . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed for Iohn Wright in the Old 
 Bayly. Decemb. 12. 16421 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 An Ordinance of Parliament, Concerning 
 The Subsidie of Tonnage and Poundage. 
 London, Printed by T. Badger for Law- 
 rence Blaikelock, and are to [be] sold at 
 [Temple] Barre in Fleet-streeet, 1642. 
 8°, A in eights, first and last leaves blank : 
 A Svbsidie granted to the King, with a 
 separate title, 9 leaves : Ordinance for the 
 Continuance of the Subsidy, with a sepa- 
 rate title, 3 leaves : 
 
 An Order of the Lords and Commons . . . 
 for the Regulating of Printing, and for 
 suppressing the great late abuses and 
 frequent disorders in Printing many 
 false, Scandalous, Seditious, Libellous- 
 and unlicensed Pamphlets, to the great 
 defamation of Religion and Government. 
 Also, authorizing the Master and Wardens 
 of the Company of Stationers to make 
 diligent search, seize and carry away all 
 such Books as they shall finde Printed r 
 or reprinted by any man having no law- 
 full interest in them, . . . London, 
 Printed for I. Wright in the Old-baily, 
 I une 16. 1643. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
PARLIAMENT. 
 
 78 
 
 PARLIAMENT. 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Com- 
 mons . . . Whereliy All Vintners are re- 
 quired to bring in the Money due for 
 the half Excise of all Wines remaining 
 in their hands, at, or before the eleventh 
 of November last : According to two 
 former Ordinances of Parliament, of the 
 eleventh of September, and the first of 
 October. London, Printed by Richard 
 Cotes, and John Raworth. 1643. 4°, 4 
 leaves. H. Stopes, Esq. 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Com- 
 mons . . . Concerning all Brewers and 
 Makers of Beere, Ale, Cider, or Perry, 
 for payment of the Excise imposed by an 
 Ordinance of Parliament before the de- 
 livering thereof, upon paine of forfeiture 
 of double the value of the Said Commo- 
 dities . . . London, Printed by Richard 
 Cotes and John Raworth. 1643. [Octo- 
 ber 17.] 4°, 4 leaves. Black letter. H. 
 Stopes, Esq. 
 
 Die Martis, 28 Novemb. 1643. Addi- 
 tionall Articles of the Lords and Commons 
 in Parliament, to the Ordinance of Excise. 
 . . . London, Printed by Richard Cotes 
 and Joh. Raworth. 4°, 4 leaves. 11. 
 Stopes, Esq. 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Com- 
 mons . . . for continuance of the Subsidy 
 of Tonnage and Poundage, together with 
 the Book of Rates, in full force and power 
 from the 25. of March 1645. until the 26. 
 of March 1647. Also for Repealing and 
 making void the Ordinances of Parlia- 
 ment prohibiting the importation of 
 Currans. [21 Feb. 1644-5.] 8°, 8 leaves, 
 of which the earlier are numbered. With- 
 out a title. 
 
 [An Ordinance of Parliament in respect 
 to abuses in the importation of certain 
 goods. 14 April, 1645.] At the end oc- 
 curs : London, Printed for Laurance 
 Blaiekloek, . . . 1645. 8°, A in fours. 
 Black letter. 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons 
 . . . for the continuance of Tonnage and 
 Poundage. [13 March 1646-7.] 8°, 4 
 leaves. Without a title-page. 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons 
 . . . For the establishing of the Subsidy 
 of Tonnage and Poundage, together with 
 the Book of Rates, from the 26. of March 
 1648. until] the 26. of March, 1651. . . . 
 London. Printed for Lawrence Blaik- 
 lock, . . . 1647. 8°, A— C in eights: 
 The Hates, B — L 4 in eights. 
 
 The Parliament-Porter : Or, The Book- 
 
 keeper of the House of Commons. Truly 
 informing the Kingdome of the plots and 
 Stratagems of the headlesse thing sitting 
 at Westminster under the name of a Par- 
 liament : With the most speciall intelli- 
 gence from London, the Army, and the 
 Navy. [4 stanzas of four lines.] Printed 
 in the Yeer, 1648. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 This is called No. 4. 
 
 The Parliament-kite. Or the Tell-tale 
 Bird, Communicating Intelligence from 
 all parts of the Kingdome, touching all 
 Affaires, Humours, Conditions and De- 
 si gnes. Especially from Westminster, 
 Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and the Head- 
 quarters. From Thursday Iuly 20. to 
 Thursday, Iuly 27. 1648. [4 stanzas.] 
 Printed in the Yeer of the Saints Fear. 
 1648. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 This is No. 10. 
 
 England at her easement, Evacuating those 
 Clods at Westminster, who depressed her 
 stomack worse then the Night-Mare, and 
 had almost strangled her. The names of 
 her Doctors, the costivenesse of her body, 
 . . . ever since the Saints militant began 
 the Siege at Colchester, that the Navy 
 revolted from the Rebells, and Sir Mar- 
 maduke Langdale joyned with the Scots. 
 . . . Printed in the Yeare. 1648, 4°, 4 
 leaves. 
 
 A Declaration of the Parliament of Eng- 
 land, Upon the marching of the Annie 
 into Scotland. London, Printed by Wil- 
 liam Du-gard, by the Appointment of the 
 Council of State, Anno 1650. 4°, A — D 
 in fours, D 4 blank. 
 
 A Full Declaration of the true State of 
 the Secluded Members Case. In Vindi- 
 cation of Themselves, and their Privi- 
 leges, and of the respective Counties, 
 Cities and Boroughs for which they were 
 elected to serve in Parliament, against 
 the Vote of their Discharge, published in 
 print, Jan. 5. 1659. by their Fellow Mem- 
 bers. Compiled and published by some 
 of the Secluded Members, who could 
 meet with safety and conveniencie, with- 
 out danger of a possible surprize by Red- 
 coats. . . . London Printed, and are to 
 be sold by Edward Thomas, . . . 1660. 
 4°, A — H in fours. 
 
 Some Considerations upon the Question, 
 Whether The Parliament is Dissolved By 
 it's Prorogation for 15 Months? The 
 two Statutes upon which this Question 
 depends are, 4. Edw. 3. Cap. 14. . . . 36. 
 Edw. 3. Cap. 10. . . . Printed in the 
 
PARSONS. 
 
 79 
 
 PENKETH. 
 
 Year, 1676. 4°, A— D 2 in fours, D 2 
 blank. 
 
 Qu. Whether the King, Lords and Com- 
 mons now Assembled, be a Legal Parlia- 
 ment, and may Act as such ? [Col.] 
 Edinburgh, Reprinted in the Year 1689. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 Several Queries Relating to the present 
 Proceedings in Parliament ; More espe- 
 cially recommended to the Consideration 
 of the Bishops. [1689.] 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 PARSONS, COLONEL. 
 A New Book of Cyphers ; More Com- 
 pleat and Regular than any yet Extant : 
 Wherein the whole Alphabet (twice over) 
 Consisting of 600 Cyphers Is variously 
 Changed, Inter -woven, and Revised. 
 With the Coronets of England, By Al- 
 lowance of the Earl Marshal . . . Com- 
 posed by Colonel Parsons. London 
 Printed for the Author, in the Old Palace 
 Westminster . . . mdcciv. Obi. 4°, 52 
 numbered leaves, besides title, &c, 4 
 leaves. 
 
 PARSONS, ROBERT. 
 *A brief discours contayning certayne 
 reasons, why catholiques refuse to goe to 
 church. Written by a learned and ver- 
 tuous man, to a friend of his in England, 
 and dedicated by I. H. to the cpueenes 
 most excellent maiestie. Imprinted at 
 Doway by John Lyon. With privilege. 
 8°, 88 leaves, including 15 of Preface and 
 two blanks at end. 
 
 Herbert says, by mistake, 70 leaves. The 
 running title is : The 1. Tart contayning 
 Reasons of Refusal. No more seems to be 
 known. Written under the name of John 
 Howlett. 
 
 *A Booke of Christian Exercise . . . Im- 
 printed at London by I. Iackson and Ed. 
 Bollifant, for Iohn Wight, and are to be 
 solde at the great North doore of Paules. 
 1586. 12°, Ee 10 in twelves. Dedicated 
 to Edwin, Archbishop of York. 
 
 The preface is directed from Bolton-Percy, 
 July 9, 1584. 
 
 Leicestors Common- Wealth fully Epito- 
 miz'd. Conceived, spoken, and published 
 with most earnest protestation of all duti- 
 ful] good-will, and affection towards this 
 Realme, for whose good onely it is made 
 common to many. With a pleasant dis- 
 cription of the first Originall of the Con- 
 troversies betwixt the two Houses of Yorke, 
 and Lancaster. Printed in the yeare, 
 1641. 4°, A— B in fours. 
 
 A MS. note in an early hand says : "A 
 
 most virulent invective against y c E. of 
 
 Leicester." 
 
 PATERNOSTER. 
 
 *A deuout treatise vpon the Pater noster / 
 made fyrst in latyn by the most famous 
 doctour mayster Erasmus Rotorodamus, 
 and tourned in to englisshe by a yong 
 vertuous and wel lerned gentylwoman of 
 . xix. yers of age. [Col.] % Thus eudeth 
 the exposicion of the Pater noster. Im- 
 printed at London in Fletestret / in the 
 house of Thomas Berthelet nere to the 
 condite / at the signe of Lucrece. Cum 
 priuilegio a rege indulto. 4", a — f in 
 fours. With a preface by Richard Hyrde 
 to the translator, Frances S., dated from 
 Chelcheth [Chelsea], October 1, 1524. 
 
 *The : Pater Noster / the Crede / & the 
 commaundements of God in Englyshe with 
 many other Godly lessons. Ryght neces- 
 sary for youth and all other to lerne and 
 knowaccordynge to the comniaundement, 
 and Injunctions : gyuen by thauctorite 
 of the kynges hyghnes : through this his 
 realme. 1538. [Col.] God' save the 
 kynge. IT Prynted at London in Paules 
 Churche yarde, at the sygne of the may- 
 dens heed : by me Thomas Petyt. 8°, H 
 in eights. 
 
 PATRICK, ST. 
 Saint Patricks Pvrgatory. [This is a 
 headline on B 1 of a volume, of which I 
 have not seen any other copy hitherto. 
 London, about 1635.] 4°, [A] — S in fours. 
 B. M. 
 
 The authorship is doubtful ; but it seems 
 likely that it was written by the William 
 Stuart who subscribes a letter to Viscount 
 Ely, Chancellor of Ireland, and the other 
 Lords Justices, stating that he had received 
 a letter from Lord Balfour, directed to him- 
 self and others, ordering them to seize the 
 Cave to His Majesty's use. The Order fol- 
 lows, dated Sept. 13, 1032, and is succeeded 
 by a letter from the Bishop of Clogher to 
 Archbishop Usher, describing the place. 
 His lordship speaks of the Cave as " a poore 
 beggerly hole, made with some stones, layd 
 together with mens hands without any great 
 Art." 
 
 PAYNELL, THOMAS. 
 
 **The Piththyand moost notable sayinges 
 of al Scripture, . . . [Col.] Imprinted at 
 London in the Flete-strete at the signe 
 of the Rose Garland by me Wyllyam Cop- 
 land, for Rychard Iugge. Sm. 8°. In 
 two parts. Part 1, 78 leaves + 12 leaves 
 of Table : Part 2, 90 leaves + 12 leaves of 
 Table. 
 
 PENKETH, THOMAS, of Warrington. 
 [Questiones Quodlibitales.] At the end, 
 before the Additiones, occurs: Explicit 
 feliciter. m.cccc.lxxiiii. [Venetiis, N. 
 Jenson et Socii.] Folio, 111 leaves. In 
 
PENN. 
 
 80 
 
 PEYTON. 
 
 two column?. Without signatures, catch- 
 words, and foliation. 
 
 PENN, WILLIAM. 
 Some Fruits of Solitude, In Reflections 
 and Maxims Relating to the Conduct 
 of Human Life. The Second Edition. 
 Printed at London, and Re-printed at 
 Edinburgh, 1694. 12°, A— F in sixes. 
 
 PENRUDDOCK, JOHN. 
 The Triall of the honourable Colonel 
 John Pen ruddock of Compton in Wilt- 
 shire, and his Speech ; Which he de- 
 livered the day before he was beheaded 
 in the Castle of Exon, being the 16. day 
 of May 1655. to a Gent, whom he desired 
 to publish them after his death. Together 
 with his prayer upon the Scaffold, and 
 the last Letter he received from his ver- 
 tuous Lady, with his Answer to the same. 
 Also the Speech of that Piously resolved 
 Gent. Hugh Grove of Chisenbury in the 
 parish of Enford, and County of Wilts, 
 Esq.; beheaded there the same day. 
 Printed by order of the Gent, intrusted. 
 1655. 4°. A— C 2 in fours. B. M. 
 
 The speech of Hugh Grove of Chisenbury 
 or Chassenbury occupies the recto of C 2. 
 
 PERCEFOREST. 
 
 La Treselegate Delicieuse Melliflue et 
 tresplaisante Histoire du tresnoble vic- 
 torieux & excellentissime Roy Perceforest 
 Roy de la grant Bretaigne / fundateur 
 du Franc palais / et du Temple Souerain 
 dieu / Auecques les merueileusses enter- 
 prinses / faitz / & aduetures / du tresbelli- 
 queulx Tadiffer / Roy Descosse. Les- 
 quelz L'epereur Alexandre le grant cou- 
 ronna Roys soubz son obeissance. . . . 
 Nouellemet Imprime a Paris. Mil. v. 
 ces. xxxi[— xxxii.] Folio. 6 volumes. 
 In two columns. Without cuts, except a 
 large one on back of title of vol. v. 
 Vol. i. — Q, 4 leaves : a— z in sixes, fol- 
 lowed by two sheets of six and one of 
 eight : Vol. ii. — aa, 3 leaves : A — z in 
 sixes, followed by a sheet of six and 
 another of eight : Vol. iii.— Title and 
 Table, 2 leaves : aa — z[z] in sixes, 
 followed by two sheets of six : AA, 6 
 leaves : BB, 3 : Vol iv.— Title and Table, 
 2 leaves : A — Z in sixes, followed by two 
 sheets of six, last leaf blank : Vol. v. — 
 Title and Table, 2 leaves : A — T in sixes. 
 T 6 blank : Vol. vi.— Title and Table, 2 
 leaves : A — V in sixes : X, 4. 
 
 Sotheby's, June 1888 (Turner, 2752). 
 
 fPERIN. F[RATER] WILLIAM, Prior 
 
 of the Friars Preachers of Great St. Bar- 
 tholomews in Smithfielcl. 
 Spiritual exercyses and goostly medita- 
 
 tions, and a neare waye to come to per- 
 fection and lyfe contemplative, . . . 
 Neulye Imprynted at Caen by Peter le 
 Chandelier. Sm. 8°, R in eights : A 
 right fruitefull monitor, concerning the 
 ordre of a good Christian mans life. 
 Made by the famouse Doctour Collecte, 
 some time Deane of Poules. 4 leaves. 
 
 PERSECUTION. 
 De Persecvtione Anglicana Commenta- 
 riolvs, A Collegio Anglicano Romano, 
 Hoc Anno Domini cio 10 xxcu. in Vrbe 
 editus, & iam denuo Ingolstadii ex- 
 cusus : . . . Sm. 8°, A — G 6 in twelves. 
 
 PETAVIUS, DIONISIUS. 
 The History of the World : Or, An Ac- 
 count of Time. Compiled by the Learned 
 Dionisius Petavius. And continued by 
 Others, To the Year of our Lord 1659. 
 Together with A Geographicall Descrip- 
 tion of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. 
 London, Printed by J. Streater, and are 
 to be sold by Luke Fawne, . . . mdclix. 
 Folio, A — 5 V in fours, besides title and 
 portrait. 
 
 Apparently translated by R. P. 
 
 PETER, JOHN, M.D. 
 A Philosophical Account of this Hard 
 Frost. . . . Written in Answer to a 
 Letter of a Person of Quality, and at his 
 Command made publick for the Com- 
 mon Good. London, Printed for Sam. 
 Smith . . . 1684. 4°, B in fours, a leaf 
 of C, and the title. Dated from Lewis- 
 ham, Feb. 2, 1683-4. 
 
 PEYTON, SIR EDWARD, Knight and 
 
 Baronet. 
 The Divine Catastrophe of the Kingly 
 Family of the House of Stvarts : Or, A 
 Short History of the Rise, Reign, and 
 Ruirie Thereof. . . . London, Printed 
 for Giles Calvert . . . 1652. 8°. A, 4 
 leaves, A 1 blank : B — K in eights, fol- 
 lowed by three leaves in larger type (pp. 
 145-9). Dedicated to the Parliament. 
 
 There are no pp. 143-4. The anther mils 
 
 himself on the title "a diligent observer of 
 
 those times." 
 PEYTON, THOMAS, of Lincoln's Inn. 
 The Glasse of Time, In the Two First 
 Ages. Diuinely handled, By Thomas 
 Peyton of Lincolnes Inne Gent. Lon- 
 don, Printed by Bern[a]rd Alsop. 1623. 
 4°. Title and dedication to King James, 
 2 leaves : A — L 3 in fours [L 4 blank] : 
 M 2— Z 3 in fours. With woodcuts. 
 
 In this issue a printed title dated 1623 
 
 has been substituted for the engraved one, 
 
 and the separate one to Part 2 cancelled. 
 
 It is the third and last issue of the book. 
 Sotheby's, January 28, 1887, No. 991. 
 
PHAER. 
 
 81 
 
 PLAGUE. 
 
 PHAER, THOMAS. 
 *The boke of chyldren. The regyment 
 of lyfe. A treatyse of the pestilence. 
 [Col.] Imprynted at London on the south 
 syde of Aldermary churche by Edwarde 
 Whytchurche. 1544. Cum priuilegio 
 ad imprimendum solum per septennium. 
 Sin. 8". 
 
 PHI LAN AX MISOPAPPUS. 
 Rawleigli Redivivus ; Or The Life & 
 Death of the Right Honourable Anthony 
 Late Earl of Shaftsbury. Humbly dedi- 
 cated to the Protesting Lords. By Phila- 
 nax Misopappus. Virtuti Pompeii qucc 
 potest Par Oratio inveniri 1 Cicero. Lon- 
 don, Printed for Thomas Mai thus at the 
 Sun in the Poultrey. 1683. 8°, A— P 
 in eights, concluding with an Elegy and 
 Epitaph. With a portrait. 
 
 The dedication to the Duke of Monmouth 
 is signed S. iV. 
 
 PIIILANAX VERAX. 
 A Letter to the King, when Duke of 
 York, Perswading him to return to the 
 Protestant Religion, wherein the chief 
 Errors of the Papists are exposed, and 
 the Tendency of their Doctrines to pro- 
 mote Arbitrary Government, proved. By 
 an Old Cavalier, and Faithful Son of the 
 Church of England, as Establisht by 
 Law. [Edinburgh, 1688.] 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 PHILOLOGUS PHILOMUSUS. 
 A Letter from The Master of a Private 
 School, to a Reverend Member of the 
 General-Assembly, concerning the Edu- 
 cation of Children, &c. [Edinburgh, 
 1704.] 4", 4 leaves. 
 
 The letter is subscribed PhUologus Philo- 
 mug us. 
 
 PHILPOT, JOHN, Archdeacon of Win- 
 chester. 
 tThe examinacion of the constaunt Martir 
 of Christ, John Philpot Archediacon of 
 Winchestre at sondry seasons in the tyme 
 of his sore eniprisonment, conuented and 
 bayted, as in these particular tragedies 
 folowyng, it maye (not only to the christen 
 instruction, but also to the mery recrea- 
 cion of the indifferent reader) most mani- 
 festly appeare. [London, Henry Sutton, 
 about 1560.] Sm. 8°, Q in eights: An 
 Apologie of Johan Philpot written for 
 spitting upon an Arrian, with an invec- 
 tive against the Arrians (the very natural 
 chyldren of Antichrist), A — C 6 in 
 eights. 
 
 PHIORAVANTI, LEONARDO, Cava- 
 lier -e, M.D. 
 Three Exact Pieces of Leonard Phiora- 
 
 vant Knight and Doctor in Physick, Viz. 
 His Rationall Secrets, and Chirurgery, 
 Reviewed and Revised. Together with 
 a Book of Excellent Experiments and 
 Secrets, . . . Whereunto is annexed Para- 
 celsus his One hundred and fourteen Ex- 
 periments : With certain Excellent Works 
 i if B. G. a Portu Aquitano. Also Isaac 
 Hollandus his Secrets concerning his 
 Vegetall and Aniniall work. Witli 
 Quercetanus his Spagyrick Antidotary 
 for Gun-Shot. London Printed by G. 
 Dawson, and are to be sold by William 
 Nealand, at his Shop at the Sign of the 
 Crown in Duck-lane, 1652. 4°. Title, 
 To the Reader by J. H. and W. J. } and 
 Table, 4 leaves : A — 3 O 2 in fours. 
 
 PHYSICIANS, COLLEGE OF, OF LON- 
 DON. 
 Statuta Collegii Medicorum Londin- 
 ensium. The Statutes (or By-Laws) of 
 the Colledge of Physicians of London. 
 8°, A— N 6 in eights, N 6 blank. Engl, 
 and Latin. 
 
 A former owner has inserted at the foot 
 of the title the date 1687 in MS. Gihson- 
 Craig, June 1887, No. 1595, with the book- 
 plate of John, Earl of Hyndford. 
 
 PICCOLOMINI, .ENEAS SYLVIUS, 
 afterward Pope Pins II. 
 The Most Excellent Historie, of Euryalus 
 and Lucretia. London, Printed by Thomas 
 Creede, and are to be solde by William 
 Barlev, at his shop in Gratious streete, 
 neare Leaden Hall. 1596. 4°, A— N in 
 fours, A wrongly marked. B. M. 
 
 Dedicated to Charles Blunt, Lord Mount- 
 joy, by William Braunche, the translator, 
 who speaks of himself as a young man in 
 an Address to the Keader. In a second "to 
 his dearest Muriphilus [sic]" he seems to 
 say that this gentleman was the person who 
 put in his way the original work. 
 
 PITTILLOH, ROBERT*, Advocate. 
 The Hammer of Persecution ; Or, The 
 Mysterie of Iniquity, in the Persecution 
 of many Good People in Scotland, under 
 the Government of Oliver Late Lord Pro- 
 tector, And continued by others of the 
 same Spirit ; Disclosed, with the Re- 
 medies thereof. [Quot. from Scripture.] 
 London, Printed for L. Chapman 1658. 
 4", A — B in fours. 
 
 Scotland Mourning : Or, A New Dis- 
 covery of the Sad Consequences which 
 accompanies the Delay ol the selling Judi- 
 catories in that Nation . . . [Quot. from 
 Scripture.] London, Printed in the Year 
 1659. 4°, A in fours : B 1. 
 
 PLAGUE. 
 [A Proclamation concerning the Plague.] 
 
 F 
 
PLANTER. 
 
 82 
 
 POPER Y. 
 
 By the Maior . . . God saue the Queue. 
 Imprinted at London by John Daye. 
 [16 Sept. 1574.] A broadside. 
 
 Reprinted in Antlq. Repertory, 2nded., 
 i. 350-1. 
 
 Orders, Thought Meet by His Maiestie, 
 and His Privy Councell, to bee executed 
 throughout the Counties of this Realme, 
 in such Townes, Villages, and other 
 places, as are, or may bee heereafter, in- 
 fected with the Plague, . . . Also, An 
 Aduice, set downe by the best learned in 
 Physick . . . London, Printed by Bonhain 
 Norton and lohn Bill . . . 1625. 4", 
 A — C in fours. 
 
 Morbvs Epidemius Anni 1643. Or, The 
 New Disease With the Signes, Causes, 
 Remedies, &c. Published by Command. 
 Oxford, Printed bv Leonard Lichfield, 
 . . . 1643. 4°, A— D 2 in fours. 
 Physicall Directions in Time of thePlagve. 
 Printed by Command from the Lords of 
 the Councell. Oxford, Printed by Leonard 
 Lichfield, . . . 1644. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 PLANTER AND CYDERIST. 
 The Compleat Planter & Cyderist : Or, 
 Choice Collections and Observations for 
 the Propagating all manner of Fruit- 
 Trees, Ami the most Approved Ways 
 and Methods yet known for the Making 
 and Ordering of Cyder, And other Eng- 
 lish-Wines. By a Lover of Planting. 
 
 London : Printed for Tho. Basset 1685. 
 
 8°, A — S 4 in eights. H. Stopes, Esq. 
 
 The Preface is dated May 24, 1CS3, but is 
 not signed. 
 
 PLATT, SIR HUGH. 
 Delights for Ladies, To adorne their Per- 
 sons, Tables, Closets, and Distillatories : 
 With Beuties, Banquets, Perfumes and 
 Waters. Read, Practise, and Censure 
 London. Printed by William Dugard. 
 L656. 12", A— H in twelves. H. Stopes, 
 
 Esq. 
 
 This, like the other editions, contains a 
 good deal of matter common to Flat's ./< Wt I- 
 House, l. r > ( .)4 : it is the last appearance of 
 the Delights. 
 
 PLAYERS. 
 
 A Lenten Prologue Refus'd bythe Players. 
 [About 1680.] A broadside in verse. 
 PLUTARCH. 
 
 The gouernau.ee of good helthe, by the 
 mosteexcellenl phylosopherPlutarche, the 
 moste eloquent Erasmus beynge interpre- 
 toure. [Col.] [mprynted by me Robert 
 Wyer. Cum priuilegio regali ad impri- 
 mendum solum. 8", black letter, A — D 
 in fours. B. M. 
 
 The leaf following the title, ou the back 
 
 of which occur two cuts and the Argument 
 of the work, contains an inscription headed : 
 To the excellente man John yonge, mayster 
 of the Roles : Erasmus of Roterodame, 
 wyssheth health e. 
 
 **% The preceptes of the excellent clerke 
 & graue philosopher Plutarche, for the 
 preseruation of good healthe. Londini 
 In oificina Ricardi Graftoni . . . 1543. 
 Sin. 8°, a — e in eights : f, 10, besides the 
 dedication by John Hales, the translator, 
 to Lord Chancellor Audley. 
 
 POLE, REGINALD, Cardinal, and Arch- 
 bishop of Canterbury. 
 Reginaldi Poli Cardinalis Epistola De 
 Sacramento Evcharistiae Nvnc primvm 
 in Lvcem Edita, opera Deodati Quistri 
 Cremonensis. Cremonse, Apud Christo- 
 phorum Draconium, 1584. Ex Superi- 
 urum consensu. 8°. *, 4 leaves : A — G 2 
 in eights. 
 
 Reginaldi Poli Cardinalis Britanni, Ad 
 Henricvm Octavvm . . . Pro Ecclesias- 
 tical Vnitatis Defensione, Libri Qvatvor. 
 Nunc primiim in Catholica Germanise 
 Academia typis excusi. Quis & quant us 
 vir hie Poivs fuerit, Lectorem, verbis 
 Pavli Manvtii, Prsefatio docebit. Ingold- 
 stadii, . . . cio. 13. lxxxvii. 8°. (:), 8 
 leaves : A — Z in eights : a — g 4 in eights. 
 
 POLWHEELE, ELIZABETH. 
 The Frolick : Or The Lawyer Cheated. 
 An new Comedv first Coppye. Written 
 by M« E. P. 1671. 4°. 91 leaves, in- 
 cluding two blanks at end. 
 
 Dedicated to Prince Rupert by the writer, 
 who describes herself as an unfortunate 
 young woman haunted by poetic devils. 
 This, the original MS., has the book-plate 
 of Arthur Hewes, Esq., doubtless a descen- 
 dant of Rupert's mistress. The play is 
 divided into acts and scenes. 
 
 POPERY. 
 Fiscus Papalis. Sive, Catalogue ... A 
 part of the Popes Exchequer, That is A 
 Catalogue of the Indulgences and Re- 
 liqueS belonging to the seauen principall 
 Churches in Rome. Laying downe the 
 Spiritual riches and infinite treasure which 
 (as sure as the Pope is holy & true) are to 
 I ie found in the ( 'ail 10] ike Roman Churehe, 
 whereof the poore Heretikes in England 
 /■■Hi' not one Mite. Taken out of an antient 
 Manuscript, and translated Together with 
 certain e notes and Comments . . . By a 
 Catholike Diuine. London, Printed by 
 Nicholas Okes. for George Norton, . . . 
 1017. 4", A— N in lours, A 1 and N 4 
 blank. B. M. 
 
 A Mittimvs to the Ivbile at Rome : Or, 
 The Rates of the Popes Cvstom-Hovse. 
 
PORTIFORIUM. 
 
 33 
 
 PR A YER. 
 
 Sent to the Pope, as a New-yeeres-gilt 
 from England, this Yeere of I v bile, 1625. 
 And faithfully published out of the old 
 Latine Copie with Obseruations vpon the 
 Romish Text, By William Crashawe, 
 Batchelorof Diuinity,and Pastor at White- 
 Chappell. London : Printed by G. P. for 
 Iohn White, and are to be sold at his 
 Shop, at the Signe of the Holy-Lambe, in 
 Little Brittaine, neare Aldersgate-Street, 
 m.dc.xxv. 4°. Title, 1 leaf : A, 4 leaves : 
 a, 4 leaves : B — Q in fours, Q 4 blank. 
 
 The title-page is followed by an address 
 "To the English Reader, whether Protes- 
 tant, or Papist, be he a true Catholique, or 
 a Rumane. An Aduertisement to helpe his 
 Vnderstanding in the reading of this strange 
 Booke," after which comes "A Cannon or 
 direction to all Readers, touching these 
 Romane Coynes," in which there is an at- 
 tempted explanation of the value of the 
 contemporary Papal and Italian currency. 
 A yrosso, a carlino, a julio, a quattrino, a 
 ducat, and a florin, are enumerated. A 
 ducat and a florin are described as equiva- 
 lent, the ducat as = 10 Julius, and the 
 julio = t3d. Ten quattrini, again, are = a 
 julio, and thirty = a carlino or grosso. On 
 a 3-4 occur some Latin lines to the Author 
 and the Book. 
 
 The English Pope, Or, A Discourse Where- 
 in the late mystieall Intelligence betwixt 
 the Court of England, and the Court of 
 Rome is in part discovered. And vvithall 
 An Account given of the true Grounds of 
 this unnaturall, more then civill warre. 
 Together with an Epistle to the Reverend 
 Divines now convened by Authority of 
 Parliament, for consultation in matters of 
 Religion. London, Printed for Robert 
 Bostock, . . . 1643. 4°, A— E in fours. 
 
 PORTIFORIUM. 
 [Portiforium sen Breviarium ad usum 
 Sarum. At the end occurs :] Impressuj 
 Parisiis Anno dfii M.cccc. nonagesimo- 
 nono. Sm. 8°. Printed in two columns. 
 In red and black inks. B. M. 
 
 Collation of this copy, which ison vellum, 
 but which is not perfect: Calendar, leaves, 
 Table of Moveable Feasts and Benedictio 
 Halts et Aqua', 2 leaves : a — o in eights : 
 p. 6: In festo see trinitatis [a headline], 
 aa— ff in eights: A — O in eights: Fcstuin 
 nominis Jesu, aa, 8 leaves : BB, 8 leaves. 
 
 Portiforiu sen Breuiariu ad vsum ecclesie 
 Sarisburiensis : castigatu / suppletum / 
 marginalibus quotationibus adornatu / ac 
 nuc primum ad verissimum ordinalis ex- 
 Gplar in suum ordine a peritissimis viris 
 redactii. Una cum directorii (quod et 
 Pica vocant) interpositione Adiucto etiam 
 indice pernecessario de festiuitatum / Do- 
 minican"! / octauaru/ feriarumqj diuisione. 
 Pars Estiualis. 8°. B. M. 
 
 Collation : f, 8 leaves with title in a 
 border, and Calendar ; A — G in eights: a — q 
 in eights : AA— NN in eights : 00, 10. 
 [Col.] ImpressaParisius. Annodfii. M.CCCCC. 
 decimo. secundo kal. Februarii. 
 
 Portiforium seu Breuiariu ad vsum ecclesie 
 Sarisburiensis castigatum suppletu mar- 
 ginalibus quotationibus adornatum, ac 
 nunc primum ad verissimum ordinalis 
 exemplar in suum ordinem a peritissimis 
 viris redactuni. Paris Hyemalis. Parisiis. 
 Apud viduam Francisci Regnault, . . . 
 1554. 4^> 8 leaves : A— Y 4 in eights: 
 Psalterium . . . a — t 4 in eights, t 4 recto 
 blank, the reverse with a woodcut : Pro- 
 prium sanctorum, A — G 4 in eights. In 
 two columns. 
 
 POVEY, CHARLES. 
 A Discovery of Indirect Practices in the 
 Coal-Trade, Or A Detection of the Perni- 
 cious Maxims and unfair Dealings of a 
 certain Combination of Men, who affirm, 
 It is a Cheat to be Just, and Just to Cheat. 
 To which are added some Proposals for 
 the Improvement of Trade ana Naviga- 
 tion in general, and of the Colliery-Trade 
 of New-Castle in particular. London, 
 Printed by and for H. Hills, . . . 1700. 
 4°, B — G in fours, G 4 blank, and the 
 title. 
 
 POWELL, COLONEL. 
 Colonell Powell and Col. Poyers Letter to 
 His Highnesse the Prince of Wales ; With 
 their Declaration, for Restoring His Ma- 
 jesty, the Protestant Religion, the Lawes 
 of the Land, and the Liberty of the Sub- 
 iect. To which is Added An Exhortation 
 to the People of England and the Citty 
 of London. By A Welwisher of His 
 Maiesty, The Kingdomes Peace, and the 
 Peoples Freedome. Printed Anno Doin. 
 1648. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 POWELL, THOMAS. 
 The Attovrneys Academy : Or, The man- 
 ner and Forme of proceeding Practi- 
 cally, . . . The third Impression Cor- 
 rected and inlarged with additions of the 
 Verge Court and others. . . . London 
 Printed for Benjamin Fisher, . . . 1630. 
 4°. * 2 leaves : A — Pp 2 in fours. 
 
 PRAYER. 
 
 *A good and Godly Prayer to be said at 
 all tymes, of euery Christen, both man 
 and woman, with a prayer vpon the Pater 
 noster or Paraphrase vpon the same. 
 IT Imprynted at London by John Aide, for 
 Mychell Lobley. Anno. 1563. 8°, 8 
 leaves. 
 Described by Herbert from his own copy. 
 
 *The Pomander of prayer. [Col.] Im- 
 
PR A YEN. 
 
 84 
 
 PRIESTS. 
 
 prented at London in the Fletestrete / 
 at the sygne of the Rose garlande / by 
 Robert Coplande. The yere of our lorde. 
 m.ccccc.xxx. the xxxi. day of October. 
 4°, A — G in fours, besides four leaves 
 unsigned before the prologue. 
 
 **The Pomander of prayer . . . [Col.] 
 % Imprynted in Fletestrete at the sygne 
 of the George, by Robert Redman the 
 yere of our lorde. M.D.xxxi. 8°, A — E in 
 eights : F, 10. 
 
 PRAYER, BOOK OF COMMON. 
 
 An Accompt of all the Proceedings of 
 the Commissioners of both Perswasions, 
 Appointed by his Sacred Majesty, Accord- 
 ing to Letters Patents, for the Review of 
 the Book of Common Praver. &c. London 
 Printed for R H. 166l". 4°, A— F in 
 fours and B — Q in fours. 
 
 Advice to the Readers of the Common 
 Prayer, and to the People Attending the 
 same. With a Preface concerning Divine 
 Worship. Humbly offered to considera- 
 tion, for promoting the greater Decency 
 and Solemnity in performing the Offices 
 of Gods Publick Worship, Administred 
 according to the Order Established by 
 Law amongst us. By a well-meaning 
 (though unlearned) Layick of the Church 
 of England. London; Printed for Randal 
 Taylor, . . . 1682. 4°. Title and to the 
 Reader, 2 leaves : A — G 2 in fours. 
 
 PRAYERS. 
 
 *Deuoute prayers in englysshe of thactes 
 of our redemption. [This is over a cut 
 of the Saviour with the cross, &c. At the 
 end occurs :] ^J Imprynted by me Roberte 
 Redman Cum priuilegio. 8°, A — C 4 in 
 eights. 
 
 **The manual! of prayers, or the prymer 
 in Englyshe, set out at length, whose 
 contentes the reader by the prologe 
 next after the kalender shal sone per- 
 ceaue, and there in shal se brefly the 
 order of the whole boke. Set forth by 
 I lion late bysshoppe of Rochester, at the 
 cdmaundement of the ryght honourable 
 lorde Thomas Cruwel, lorde priuie seale, 
 vicegerent to the kynges hyghnes. The 
 prayer of a ryghteous man . . . Iacob. 
 Cum priuilegio. [Col.] Imprynted in 
 bottol lane, at the sygne of the whyt 
 beare by me Ihon Mayler for Ihon Way- 
 lande, and be to Bell in powles church- 
 yarde, by Andrew Hester, at the whyt 
 horse, and also by Mychel Lobley at the 
 sygne of saynt Mychell. Cum priuilegio. 
 ... 4°, Gg in fours. With an almanac 
 for 17 years from 1"> 1". 
 
 A Manval of Godly Praiers, and Litanies 
 Newly Annexed, Taken out of many 
 famous Authours, and distributed accord- 
 ing to the daies of the weeke. With A 
 large and ample exercise for the Morning 
 and Evening. Newly Augmented, . . . 
 At Roven, By Cardin Hamilton. 1614. 
 Sm. 8°, A — Aa 2 in twelves, besides 14 
 leaves with title, Preface, Advertisements, 
 Calendar, &c. 
 
 PRECES. 
 
 *Preees prinata3, in studiosorum gratia 
 collects, & Regia authoritate approbatse. 
 Math. 26. Vigilate & orate ... IT Lon- 
 dini,excudebatGulielmusSeresius. Anno. 
 1568. Cum privilegio. 8°, Qq_ in half- 
 sheets, besides the prefixes. 
 
 Preces in Usum Antiquaa & Celebris 
 Scholre Juxta D. Pauli apud Londinates. 
 Londini, Excudebat Johannes Baker, . . . 
 1677. 8°, A— C in fours. 
 
 PRESBYTER. 
 
 The Character of a Presbyter, or, S r - John 
 Anatomized. London, Printed for John 
 Calvin at the Presbyters Head in Pauls- 
 Church-Yard, 1660. 4°, A— B 2 in fours. 
 
 PRESERVATIVE. 
 
 *A godly and holsom preseruatyue 
 agaynst disperacio at all times necessarye 
 for the soule : but then chieflye to be 
 vsed and ministred when the deuil doth 
 assault vs most fiersely, & deth approcheth 
 neiste. . . . [Col.] Imprynted at London 
 in [Lothbury] by Wyllyam Copland, for 
 Rychard Kele. 8°, A— E in eights. 
 
 PRIESTS. 
 Ban Wedy i Dyany ... A Certaine 
 ( !ase Extracte out of the auncieiit Law of 
 Hoel da, Kyiig of Wales in the yere of 
 ottre Lorde, nyne hundred and fourtene 
 passed : whereby it maye [be] gathered 
 that priestes had lawfully maried wyues 
 at that tyme. 
 
 i. Cor. vii. 
 It is better to mary, than to burne — 
 
 St. Amhrosse. 
 The consent of the wyll, is thys burnyng. 
 
 . . . [Col.] Imprinted at London by 
 Roberte Crowley, dwellyng in Elye rentes 
 in Holburne. The yere of our Lord m.d.i.. 
 Cum priuilegio ad imprimen. solum. 4°, 
 4 leaves. Welsh and Engl. 
 
 *A Briefe Historie of the glorious Mar- 
 tyrdom of 1± Keuerend Priests, executed 
 within these twelve Monthes for Confession 
 
 and defence of the Catholike faith, but 
 vnder the false pretence of Treason, with 
 a note of sundrie things that betel them 
 in this life & Imprisonment : and a Pre- 
 
PRIMER. 
 
 85 
 
 PR O CESS ZONA LE. 
 
 face declaring their Innocencie. Printed 
 an: 1582. 8°. 
 
 Herbert gives no collation ; a copy was 
 in one of Thorpe's Catalogues. Among the 
 priests were Campion and Sherwin. 
 
 PRIMER. 
 
 *This prymer of Salisbery vse / bothe in 
 Englyshe and in Laten is set out a long 
 without any serening. And dyuerse ex- 
 pedient holsome exortatyons of crysten 
 Jyuynge. The maty ns, Prymeand homes \ 
 the vii \ salmes the Jateny the salines of 
 the passion with the saline Beati vmmacu- 
 lati \ and saynt Jeronis sauter \ And a 
 confession general Also here vnto An- 
 nexed, a fruytful werck called (the para- 
 dyse of the soul) with dyuerse deuoute 
 meditations and prayers therin \ which 
 hath not ben vsyal sayd nor redde afore 
 & al in englyshe. Also with Jhesus matyns 
 with pryme \ and houres and euynsonge. 
 & cetera. % Cum-gratia et Priuelegio 
 Regali. ^f God sane our most noble 
 kynge the . viij. Henry with his gratious 
 (| uene Anne and all theyre progeny. John 
 Gowghe the prynter. [Col.] Hereendeth 
 this prymer with the paradyse of the 
 soule. Iniprynted by Johan Gowge 
 dwellyng in London, in cheapsyde next 
 Paulis gate. 1536. 8°. With cuts. 
 
 The Almanac for 20 years begins with 
 1535. Annexed to Herbert's copy was : 
 IT An exposition after the maner of a con- 
 temphicyon vpon y° li. psalnie called Rlise- 
 rere mei Deus ; a prayer to Jesus ; the 
 Paternoster ; and a prayer for the king and 
 queen. Herbert remarks that this Primer 
 follows a good deal that by W. Marshall of 
 1535. 
 
 **The Primer in Englishe and Laten set 
 oute at lengthe with the exposicion of 
 Miserere and In te Domine Speraui, and 
 with the Epistles and Gospels thorowe 
 out all the whole yere. ^[ Imprinted at 
 London by Ilion Mayler at the signe of 
 the whyte Beare in Botulph lane. S in 
 eights. The Exposicion . . . [Col.] Ini- 
 prynted at London in Botulph lane by 
 my Ihon Mayler. E in eights. The 
 Epistles and Gospels . . . [Col.] ^[ Im- 
 prynted in Botolph-lane . . . bymelhon 
 Mayler. 83 leaves, besides the table. 8°. 
 
 [The Primer. At the end occurs :] Im- 
 printed at London by Thomas Gaultier, 
 at the costes and charges of Robert Toye, 
 dwelling in Paules Churche-yarde, at the 
 sygne of the Bell. Very small 8°, printed 
 in red and black, probably A — U ill 
 eights. 
 
 The copy used commenced on C ii, and 
 wanted the whole of the Calendar. 
 
 Here after Foloweth the Prymer in Eng- 
 lysshe and in latin sette out alonge : after 
 the vse of Saruin. [Robert Valentin's 
 device.] M.D.lv. [Col.] Impressum rotho- 
 magi impensis honesti viri Roberti valen- 
 tini bibliopolaru porticulo mora, tenen. 
 M.D.lv. 8°, A — S in eights. With wood- 
 cuts. 
 
 The Latin is printed in the margin in 
 small type in red and black. 
 
 The Primer in Englishe and Latine, set 
 out a long, after the vse of Sar : with 
 many godlie and deuoute praiers : as 
 apeareth in the table. Imprinted at 
 London, by Jhon kyngston, and Henry 
 Sutton. 1557. Cum priuilegio ... 4°. 
 Title and Calendar, 4 leaves : *, 4 leaves : 
 CJ, 4 leaves : ( ), 4 leaves : (.1.), 4 leaves : 
 A— Z in fours : ft, 4 leaves : Aa — Dd in 
 lours, with the colophon on Dd 4 verso : 
 Iniprynted at London in Fletestrete at 
 the sygne of the Sunne ouer against the 
 Cunduite by John Wayland. Cum priui- 
 legio per septennium. 
 
 *The Prymer in Englishe and Latine, 
 after Salisbury vse . . . [Col.] Iniprynted 
 at London by the assignee of Jhon Way- 
 land, forbidding all other Persones to 
 Piynt or cause to be prynted this Prymer 
 or anv other in Englysshe or in Latym-. 
 [1558.] 8°, Dd in eights. 
 
 The Primer, Or Office of the Blessed 
 Virgin Marie, in English According to 
 the last Edition of the Roman Breviarie. 
 Printed at Mackline by Henry Iaey, Anno 
 m.dc.xv. Cum Gratia & Priuilegio. 8°, 
 A — Rr in sheets of 8 and 10 alternately. 
 With a frontispiece and engravings by 
 Wierx. B. M. 
 
 PRINTING. 
 
 Reasons Humbly Offered for the Liberty 
 of Unlicens'd Printing. To which is 
 Subjoin'd, The Just and True Character 
 of Edmund Bohun, The Licenser of the 
 Press. In a Letter from a Gentleman in 
 the Country, to a Member of Parliament. 
 London, Printed in the Year mdcxciii. 
 4", A — D in fours. 
 
 A Letter to a Member of Parliament, 
 Shewing, that a Restraint on the Press is 
 inconsistent with the Protestant Religion, 
 and dangerous to the Liberties of the 
 Nation. London ; Printed by J. Darby, 
 and sold by Andr. Bell . . . hdcxcvui. 
 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 PROCESSIONALE. 
 *Processionale ad vsum insignia ac prse- 
 clare ecclesie Saru / nouiter ac rursus 
 castigatu / per excellentissimmn ac vigi- 
 
PROGNOSTICA TIOX. 
 
 86 
 
 PSALMS. 
 
 lantissimum et reueretidissimuia in 
 Christo patrem dominu nostril dominu 
 episcopil de vinton feliciter incipit. Ant- 
 werpie impressum per Christophoru en- 
 douie impensis honesti mercatoris petri 
 kaetz. Anno Doinini. 1525. Die vero. 
 (!. Februarij . . . Venundant.ur Londonii 
 apud petrum kaetz. 4°, 176 leaves, the 
 last having a colophon and device. 
 
 Processionale copletuni per totum fmi 
 circulii. Ad vsum Celebris ecclesie Ebo- 
 racensis. de nouo correctuin & emenda- 
 tum Collectis. Impesis honesti viri Johan- 
 nis Gachet library Eboraci comorantis. 
 M.v.ccccc.xxx. [Col.] Finit processionale 
 ad vsum Eborace . nouiter Impressum 
 expesis honesti viri Johannis Gachet. 8°, 
 A — M in eights. With the musical notes. 
 11. M. 
 
 Bandinel, 1861, £86, bought for the Bri- 
 tish Museum. 
 
 PROGNOSTICATION. 
 
 **Prognostycacion & Almanacke of two 
 Shepherdes, necessarye for all Houshold- 
 ers. [Col.] Thus endeth the wyse Prog- 
 nostication : Imprinted by me Robert 
 Wyer dwellyne in SeyntMartynsparysshe, 
 in the Duke of Suifolkes rentes, besyde 
 charynge Crosse. Sm. 8°, A — B in fours. 
 The last page contains, according to Dib- 
 din, an Almanac for 1556, so that it might 
 be one of Wyer's latest publications. 
 
 PROPHESY. 
 The Panther-Prophesy, Or, A Premoni- 
 tion to all People, of Sad Calamities and 
 Miseries like to befal these Islands. To 
 which is added, An Astrological Dis- 
 course Concerning That strange Appari- 
 tion of an Army of Horse seen in Wales, 
 near Montgomery, December the 20 th 
 1661. . . . Printed in the Year, 1662. 
 Folio, A — C, 2 leaves each. 
 
 PRYNNE, WILLIAM. 
 The First Part of an Historical Collec- 
 tion of the Ancient Parliaments of Eng- 
 land, From the veer of our Lord 673, 
 till the end of King John's Reign, Anno 
 1216. Wherein is clearly demonstrated 
 by Histories and Records beyond contra- 
 diction, That Tin- Ancient Parliaments, 
 and Great Councils of England, during 
 all this tract of time, ana many yeers 
 after, were constituted, and consisted 
 onely of our Kings, Princes, Dukes, Earls, 
 . . . and those we now usually stile the 
 House of Peers ; and that both the Legis- 
 lative and Judicial Power resided onliy 
 [«tc] in them ; without any Knights, 
 Citizens, Burgesses of Parliament, oi 
 Commons House, . . . By William 
 
 Prynne, of Swanswick, Esquire. . . . 
 London, Printed for Robert Hodges. 
 1649. 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 PSALMANAZAP, GEORGE, a native of 
 Formosa, now in London. 
 An Historical and Geographical Descrip- 
 tion of Formosa, An Island subject to 
 the Emperor of Japan. Giving an Ac- 
 count of the Religion, Customs, Manners, 
 &c. of the Inhabitants. Together with a 
 Relation of what happen'd to the Author 
 in his Travels, particularly his Confer- 
 ences with the Jesuits, and others, in 
 several Parts of Europe. Also the His- 
 tory and Reasons of his Conversion to 
 Christianity, . . . Illustrated with several 
 Cuts. London : Printed for Dan. Brown, 
 . . . and W. Davis, . . . 1704. 8°, A— Y 
 in eights, and a, 4 leaves. Dedicated to 
 the Bishop of London. With plates at 
 pp. 16(», 173-4, 194, 207, 224-6 (4), 228, 
 230 (2), 233, 266, 276 (2), and 278. 
 
 PSALMS. 
 A Century of Select Psalms, and Portions 
 of the Psalms of David, Especially those 
 of Praise, Turned into Metre, and fitted 
 to the usual Tunes in Parish-Churches. 
 For the use of the Charter-House, Lon- 
 don. The Fifth Edition Corrected. By 
 John Patrick, Preacher there. London, 
 Printed by J. H. for L. Meredith . . . 
 1691. 12°, A— G in twelves, title on A 2 : 
 H,6. 
 
 **Psalmes of Dauid drawen into English 
 metre by Thomas Sterneholde. Cum 
 privilegio ad iniprimendum solum. Im- 
 printed at London by Edward Whit- 
 churche Anno Domini 1551. Sm. 8vo, 
 A— G in eights. 
 
 The Whole booke of Psalmes, Collected 
 into Englishe meeter by T. Stern. 1 . Hopk. 
 and others : conferred with the Hebrew, 
 with apt notes to sing them withal . . . 
 London. Printed by Iohn Wolfe for the 
 assignee of Richard Day. 15S7. 8°, A — 
 Bbin eights. Black letter. With the 
 music. The title is within a broad wood- 
 cut bonier. 
 
 *The Psalter or P.-almes of Dauid. Cor- 
 rected and pointed as they shalbe song 
 in Chinches, after the translation of the 
 great Byble : With certayne addicions of 
 Oollectes and other the ordinary seruice, 
 gathered out of the booke of Common 
 ] naver, conlirmed by Acte of Parliament 
 in the fyrsl yere of the raigne of oursoue- 
 raigne LadyQuene Elizabeth AnnoChrist. 
 1. 5. 6. 0. Cum priuilegio. [Col.] Iin- 
 
PSALTERIUM. 
 
 87 
 
 RECORDE. 
 
 printed at London by Richarde Jugge 
 and John Cawood. 4°. In two parts. 
 Psalmse Y Brenhinol Brophwyd Dafydb, 
 gwedi i cynghanedhu niewn masuran 
 cymreig. Gann Gapten Wiliam Middel- 
 tim. . . . Simon Stafford a Thomas Salis- 
 bury ai printodbyn Llunden. 1603. 4°. 
 ^[, 4 leaves : A — Qq in fours, Qq 4 blank. 
 Dedicated by Middleton to Thomas Mid- 
 dleton Esquire. Black letter. 
 PSALTERIUM. 
 
 **Psalterium cum Hymnis sed'm vsum et 
 cosuetudinem Sarum et Eboracen . . . 
 [Col.] Explicit Psalterium cu antiphonis 
 d icalibg & ferialibg suis locis insertis, 
 vna cum hymnis eccl'ie Sarum et Ebo- 
 racen. deseruientibus. Impressum Parisiis 
 Expesis & sumptib? honesti mercatoris 
 Gwilhelmi Bretton. Anno virginad part?. 
 M.ccccc.vi. Die vero. xxij. kalendas Aprilis. 
 4°. The Psalter, &c, 136 leaves : the 
 Hymns for morning and evening, with 
 a Table at end, 40 leaves. 
 
 **Psalterium ad decandada in choro officia 
 ecclesiastica accommodatissimum : cu sex- 
 petita letania / hymnis quoq; ac vigiliis 
 defunctoru vna cu kalendario & tabulis 
 ex diuersis orthodoxoru practicis patru col- 
 lectis : ad siinpliciu sacerdotii clericoruq; 
 instructionem nuc quidem impressu : et 
 a quoda erudito castigatu et auctu. 1530. 
 
 Venundantur Londonii in cimiterio diui 
 Pauli / apud Johanne renis / sub inter- 
 signio sancti Georgii. 16°. 
 
 After the Psalter, &c, there occurs on 
 fol. 137 : " Sequutur hymni per totu amiu 
 dicendi . . . ad vsum Sarum & Eboracen.," 
 and two tables on eight leaves, the last 
 blank. 
 
 Herbert notes that Ames recites the book 
 with this variant addition: "Sequuntur 
 hymni secundum vsum Eboracen. qui non 
 sunt in vsum Sarum.'' 
 
 Psalterium Dauidis, ad vsum ecclesie Sa- 
 risburiensis. Impressum Londini, per 
 Ioannem Kyngston, & Henricum Sutton, 
 Typographos. 1555. 8°. Title and Cal- 
 endar, 8 leaves : A — R in eights. The 
 title is within an engraved border. 
 Sotheby's, Feb. 23, 1887, No. 751. 
 PURCELL, JOHN, M.D. 
 A Treatise of Vapours, Or, Hysterick Fits 
 . . . London, Printed, and Sold by II. 
 Newman . . . 1702. 8°. A, 4 leaves : 
 B— L in eights : M, 4. Dedicated to Sir 
 John Talbot. 
 
 PURY, THOMAS, of Gloucester. 
 M r Thomas Pvry Alderman of Glocester 
 his Speech, Upon that clause of the Bill 
 against Episcopacy, the which Concernes 
 Deanes, and Deanes and Chapters, at a 
 Committee of the whole Hovse. Printed 
 in the yeare 1641. 4°, A— B 2 in fours. 
 
 Q- 
 
 QUARLES, FRANCIS. 
 
 Enchiridion : Containing Institvtions . . . 
 Written by Fra: Quarles. London, Printed 
 
 byR. F. 1644. 12". A, 6 leaves : B— K 
 
 in twelves. 
 
 R. 
 
 RANDOLPH, JOHN. 
 Honour Advanced : Or. A briefe account 
 of the long keeping, and late leaving of 
 the Close at Liechfield, Being a full Rela- 
 tion of all the Passages worthy observa- 
 tion during the whole time of the Siege ; 
 As also of the honourable tearmes upon 
 which it was resigned. Together with 
 the Names of those valiant Commanders 
 who have done this service both for 
 Church and State ; ... By Captaine 
 Juhn Randolph, A Commander, and eye- 
 
 witnesser in the said Close . . . Printed 
 for Tho: Underbill. 1643. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 RECORDE, ROBERT, of Tenby, M.D. 
 *Tlie Ground of Artes . . . with diuers 
 new additions, as by the table doeth 
 partely appeere. Made by Robert Recorde 
 Doctor of Pbysicke. Imprinted at Lon- 
 don, by Reynold Wolff. Cum Sereniss. 
 Regis priuilegio. 8°, A — P 4 in eights. 
 This impression includes at the end : 
 
 The art of numbering by the hand, newly 
 
 added. 
 
REDDISH. 
 
 ROBERTSON. 
 
 REDDISH, WILLIAM. 
 Strange News from Stratton in Cornwal : 
 Or, A True Relation of a cruel Bloody 
 Murther committed by one J[ohn] R[oss] 
 upon his own Father, for lucre of enjoy- 
 ing his Estate ; who (after lie had com- 
 mitted the Fact, and laid the Knife in 
 the Bed wherein his Father lay) called 
 in several Neighbours to witness that 
 his Father had murthered himself. . . . 
 Written by one William Reddish, who 
 was in Stratton at the same time, when 
 the Murther was committed : And written 
 since in a letter to M r Pearce Manaton 
 in Wind-mill-Court, in the Butcherrow 
 near Teniple-Barr by his Brother, living 
 within half a Mile of the said Town. 
 With Allowance. Printed for I. Coniers, 
 at the Sign of the Raven in Duck-Lane. 
 4°, 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 This was Korlase's copv. It is inl.iid ; 
 but I have met with no other. 
 
 REGI, DOMENICO. 
 Delia Vita di Tomaso Moro Gran Can- 
 celliero D'Inghilterra Libri Dve Con 
 accrescimento di notitie in questa Impres- 
 sione Del P. Domenico Regi .... In 
 Bologna, 1681. . . 12°. 4*, 12 leaves, 
 including half-title, frontispiece, and por- 
 trait : A — P 6 in twelves. 
 
 REGISTER. 
 
 A Seasonable Proposal to the Nation, 
 Concerning A Register of Estates in this 
 Kingdom, Tendred to the Consideration 
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 RLVNOLDS, JOHN. 
 Blood for Blood : Or Murthers Revenged. 
 Briefly, yet Lively set forth in Thirty 
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 Five more, Being the sad Product of our 
 own Times, Viz. Charles the Martyr. Mon- 
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 ( htibuiv and Turner, Knight and Butler. 
 With a short Apendix to the present age. 
 . . . Faithfully digested for the benefit of 
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 Exegesis inCanonem diui Augustini reces 
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 A Briefe and Compendious exposition 
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ROBINSON. 
 
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 ROBINSON, HENRY. 
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 ROBINSON, THOMAS, Lutenist. 
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 ROWLANDSON, JOSEPH. 
 A True History of the Captivity & Res- 
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 1682. 
 
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 SAINTS. 
 
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 SALLUSTIUS, C. C. 
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 dome of Numidy : whiche cronycle is 
 compyled in latyn by the renowmed 
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 SALTER, HUMPHRY. 
 The Genteel Companion ; Being exact 
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 Title and dedication to all Ingenious 
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 SALTONSTALL, WYE. 
 The Complaint of Time against the Tu- 
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 Richard Harper in Smithlield, at the 
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 In verse. With a large cut on the title. 
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 SALTPETRE. 
 A Proclamation for the maintenance and 
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 the true making of Gunpowder, and 
 reforming abuses concerning the same. 
 Printed at London by Bonham Norton, 
 
SALUS. 
 
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 Millesimo quingetesimo nono. Mensis 
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 SAMPSON, RICHARD. 
 tRichardi Sarapsonis, Regii Sacelli De- 
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 cum primis ut obediant, quia uerbum dei 
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 quicquam potestatis habet, postquam ita 
 iubet rex, ut illi non obediant. . . . 
 Londini In iEdibvs Tho. Bertheleti. 
 [Col.] Thomas Bertheletvs Regivs Im- 
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 SANDERS, GEORGE. 
 A briefe discourse of the late murther 
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 Seene and allowed. Imprinted at Lon- 
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 Puttick's, January 31, 1888, No. 872. 
 
 SANDERS, NICHOLAS. 
 Les Trois Livres dv Doctevr Nicolas San- 
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 AVith an interesting preface by Rishton, 
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 deliverance from an English prison. 
 
 SARPI, PAOLO. 
 The History of the Inqvisition : Com- 
 posed by the Reverend Father Paul Ser- 
 vita, who was also the Compiler of the 
 Councell of Trent. A Pious, Learned, 
 ami Curious Worke, necessary lor Coun- 
 cellors, Casuists, and Politicians. Trans- 
 lated out of the Italian Copy by Roberl 
 Gentilis. London: Printed by J. Okes, 
 
 for Humphrey Mosley, . . . 1639. 4°, 
 A — M in lours, A 1 with the Imprimatur. 
 In the Address of the Printer to the 
 Reader we are led to understand that a 
 MS. copy of the original had fallen into the 
 hands of Gentilis, and that the Italian had 
 not. so far been published. 
 
 The Opinion of Padre Paolo, of the Order 
 of the Servites, Consultor of State, Given 
 to the Lords the Inquisitors of State. In 
 what manner the Republick of Venice 
 ought to govern themselves, both at home 
 and abroad, to have perpetual Dominion. 
 Deliver'd by Publick Order, in the Year 
 1015. London : Printed for R. Bentlv, 
 . . . 1689. 12", A— F in twelves, A 1 with 
 Imprimatur. Dedicated to Henry, Vis- 
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 The dedication copy in old red morocco 
 was sold in the second part of Gibson- 
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 SAUNDERS, RICHARD, Student in 
 Astrology and Physic. 
 Saunders Physiognomie, And Chiro- 
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 Proportions and Signal Moles of the Bi >dy, 
 . . . The Second Edition very much En- 
 larged. London, Printed by H. Brugis, 
 for Nathaniel Brook, . . . 1671. Folio. 
 With a portrait. Title and dedication, 
 to Elias Ashmole of the Middle Temple, 
 3 leaves : a — c 2 in fours with verses, &c. : 
 B — Eee in fours. With diagrams. 
 
 SAVERY, THOMAS, Gentleman. 
 
 The Miners Friend ; Or, An Engine to 
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 the manner of Fixing it in Mines. With 
 an Account of the several other Uses it is 
 applicable unto, and an Answer to the 
 Objections made against it . . . London: 
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 The English Schole- Master Or Certaine 
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SCHRODER. 
 
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 The English Schole-Master ; Or, Certaine 
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 The 
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 Printed in the Netherlands 25 times, and 
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 In four columns. B. M. (the Bliss copy.) 
 This is, iu fact, a tetraglot vocabulary. 
 SCHRODER, JOHN, M.IK 
 Zoologia : Or, The History of Animals As 
 they are useful in Physick and Chirurgery. 
 Divided into Four Parts ; The First 
 treateth of the more perfect Terrestrial 
 Creatures. The Second of Birds. Third 
 of Fishes. Fourth of Insects. London : 
 Printed by E. Cotes, for R. Royston at 
 the Angel in Ivie-lane, and Rob. Clavel 
 at the Stags-head near St. Gregories in 
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 The translator was T. Batesonn, who, in 
 the Address to the Reader, cites Withers 
 Motto. Under the Terrestrial Creatures in 
 H occurs : " Homo, Man and Woman." 
 
 The Compleat Chymical Dispensatory, In 
 Five Books : Treating of ad Sorts of 
 Metals, Precious Stones, and Minerals, of 
 all Vegetables and Animals, and things 
 that are taken from them, . . . Written 
 in Latin, by Dr. John Schroder, That 
 most Famous and Faithful Chymist. And 
 Englished, By William Rowland, Dr. of 
 Physick . . . London : Printed by John 
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 dedication by Rowland "To the Right 
 Honourable, and others, the Merchant 
 Adventurers of England, and to all in- 
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 caries, and all such as study Philosophy 
 or Physick in their Mother-Tongue," 2 
 leaves : B — Yyy in fours, last leaf blank. 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 
 *Epistola Exhortatoria ad Pacem, Missa 
 ab illustrissimo Principe Domino Protec- 
 tore Anglise, ac cpeteris Regiae Maiestatis 
 Consiliarijs, ad Nobilitatem ac plebem, 
 uniuersumq; populum Regni Scotia-. 
 
 [Col.] Excusum Londini, tertio Nonas 
 Martias per Reginaldum Wolfium, Regne 
 Maiestatis in Latinis typographum. Anno 
 Domini 1548. 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 Certeine Matters Concerning the Realme 
 of Scotland, composed together. ... As 
 they were Anno Domini, 1597. London, 
 Printed by A. Hatfield, for Iohn Flasket 
 . . . 1603. 4°, B— M in fours : N, 1 leaf, 
 and the title-page. Grenv. Coll. 
 
 Another copy in the Museum lias a title 
 
 differing in orthography, and a third varies 
 
 in the imprint. 
 
 An Act and Ordinance Set down be the 
 Lords of Privie Counsell and Session, 
 anent the pryces to be taken heir-efter 
 be the Clerks and Writters, bering pub- 
 lick function and office within this King- 
 dome. For all sic writts, acts, letters, and 
 tracts, as concerns their office . . . Edin- 
 bvrgh. IT Printed be Thomas Finlason, 
 and are to be sauld at Nidreis wynd heid 
 1616. With the K. M. Licence. 4", A— 
 D 2 in fours, D 2 with the mark. 
 
 The Dissolution of the Parliament in 
 Scotland Novemb. 19. 1641. After a 
 sweet Sympathy, and agreement betwixt 
 the King and his Subiects, in the setling 
 of all Affaires, . . . with an Act of Par- 
 liament ordaining the whole subiects and 
 Lieges of that Kingdom© to obey, main- 
 taine, and defend the conclusions, Acts 
 and Constitutions of this last Session of 
 Parliament, . . . Wherein is declared the 
 illegall practicesof Iolm,Earleof Tracmair, 
 . . . Together with a true Copy of the 
 Band, as it was subscribed by the Noble- 
 men, . . . London, Printed for John 
 Wright. 1641. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A Declaration of the Officers of the Army 
 in Scotland to the Churches of Christ in 
 the three Nations. Edinbvrgh, Printed 
 by Christopher Higgins, in Harts-Close, 
 over against the Trone-Church, Anno 
 Horn. 1659. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 An Address Sign'd by the greatest part 
 of the Members of Parliament of Scot- 
 land, and Deliver'd to His Majesty at 
 Hampton-Court, the 15 th dav of October, 
 1689. 4°, 4 leaves. Without a regular 
 title. 
 
 A Memorial concerning the Disorders of 
 the Highlands, Especially The Northern 
 Parts thereof, and the Isles of Scotland, 
 With an Account of some Means, by 
 which the same may be Redressed and 
 Prevented, and how Religion and Vertue 
 may be promoted in these Parts. Edin- 
 
SCOTLAND. 
 
 94 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 
 bvrgh Printed in the Yeer m.dcc.iii. 4 ", 
 5 leaves. 
 
 A Letter from the Nobility, Barons and 
 Commons of Scotland, in the Year 132« », 
 yet ex:anr under all the Seals of the 
 Lity, Directed to Pope John : Wherein 
 they declare their firm Resolutions, to 
 adhere to their King Robert the Bruce, 
 as the Restorer of the S ifety, and Liberties 
 of the People, . . . Translated from the 
 Original, in Latine, as it is insert by Sir 
 George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh. in his 
 Observations on Precedency, >kc. Edin- 
 , Re-printed in the Year 1703. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 Memorial about a Commission for V sit- 
 ing Schools, Colleges and Universities. 
 [Col.] Printed [at Edinburgh] in the 
 i'ear 1704 4", 2 leaves. 
 
 A Dialogue between a Country-Man, and 
 a Landwart School-Master, Concerning 
 the Proceedings of the Parliament of 
 England, in Relation to Scots Affairs, ecc. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by John Reid Younger 
 in the Year 1705. 4", 4 leaves. 
 
 TheBookeof Common Prayer, . . . Edin- 
 .1, Printed by Robert Youn?, . . . 
 
 m.dc.xxxvii. Can Privilegio. Polio. 
 Sotheby's, April 24. 1888, No. 1429. This 
 copy included the Psalter, commencing 
 
 The CL. Psalmes of David in Meeter : 
 With CL. Praiers vpon the said Psalmes ; 
 Ilk ane following the Psalme. . . . Prented 
 at Edinbvrgh be Henrie Charteris. 1595. 
 Cum Privilegio Regali. 8°, A — Mm 4 in 
 eights. With the music. 
 Tne Psalmes of David in Meeter, With 
 Baptisme, the Lords supper, and Mar- 
 • _ : and certaine Psalmes and prayer-. 
 I _ :, Printed by Iohn Wreittoun, 
 
 and are to be sold at his shop a little 
 below the Salt-Trone. 1635. Sm 
 oi 12 '. * 12 Leaves : A— Q in twelves. 
 
 The Confessioun of faith Professit, and 
 Belevit, be the Protest antes within the 
 
 :ue of Scotland, Publisched be thaim 
 
 in Parliament. Andbeth nairof, 
 
 it and appreuit, as hailsu, cV sound 
 
 D tryne gi lundit vpon the infallible 
 
 treuth of Goddis worde. Math. 24. And 
 
 jladtydingis . . . [CoL] Tiiir A 
 and Artycles, ar Red in face i if Paliarment. 
 And ratitiit be the three E-tatis of this 
 . At K linburgh y 17. day of Ju y, 
 
 - eir of God. . - I fvue hun- 
 
 dreth three score jeris. And Imprtntit 
 be me Ihone Scott. 1561. 4", black 
 letter, A — E 2 in fours, besides the title. 
 Grenv. ColL 
 
 The Confession of the Faythe and Doc- 
 trine beleued and professed, by the Pro- 
 testantes of the Realme of Scotlande, 
 exhibited to the Estates of the same in 
 parliament, and by their publicke voices 
 authorised as a doctrine, grounded vpon 
 the infallible Worde of God. Math. 24. 
 
 this glad tidings . . . Set lurth and 
 authorised according to the Queencs 
 Maiesties Iniunctions. Imprinted at 
 London by Rouland Hall, dwellyng in 
 
 vug lane at the sygne of the three 
 arrowes. 1561. 8°, A — C in eights. 
 A M. 
 
 The Confession of Faith of the Kirk of 
 
 Scotland, Svbscribed By the Kings Ma- 
 
 and his Housholde, in the yeare of 
 
 God, 15^1 ». Wit.: a Designation of such 
 acts of Parliament, as are expedient, for 
 tying the Virion, a:ter mentioned. 
 And subscribed by the Nobles, Barrons. 
 Gentlemen, Burgesses, Ministers, and 
 Commons, in the yeare of God, 1638. 
 [Three quotations. No place, name, or 
 date.] 4°, A— C 2 in fours. 
 
 *The Actis and Constitutionis of Parlia- 
 ment maid be the rycht excellent princes 
 Marie quene of Scottis. [Col.] Imprintit 
 at Edinburgh, be Robert Lekpreuik. 1565. 
 Folio. Black letter. 
 
 This collection embraces 25 Acts and a 
 Table. 
 
 *The actis of parliament of the maist hie, 
 maist excellent, and michtie prince, and 
 our souerane lord, lames the sext, . . . be- 
 gun and balden at E linburgh, the xv day 
 of December, the jeir of God, ane thousand 
 fvue hundreth lxvii jeir, be our said 
 .-ouerane lordis derrest cousin and uncle, 
 lames of Murray, lord Abirnethie regent 
 to our souerane lord his realme an i Leigis ; 
 . lir with the prelatis ; . . . The .-aid 
 actis bein_ r oppinlie red, . . . [Col.] Im- 
 printit at Edinburgh be Robert Lekpreuik, 
 prentar to the kingis maiestie, the vi. day 
 of April, the ?eir of God, ane thous ind 
 fvue hundretn thre scoir aucht jeiris. 
 Folio. 
 
 *ln the Parliament Haldin and be^un at 
 E inburgh the xxiiii Day of October, the 
 Z : of God, ane thousand, fyue hundreth, 
 scoir & ane zeiris. . . . Imprentit at 
 E I nburgh, be Henrie Charteris. Anno. 
 
SECTS. 
 
 95 
 
 SHIRLEY. 
 
 m.d.lxxxii. Cum Priuilegio Regali. 
 
 Folio. 
 
 This collection embraces 37 chapters. 
 
 SECTS. 
 
 *The original & sprynge of all sectes & 
 orders by whom, wha or were they be- 
 ganne. Translated out of hye Dutch in 
 Englysh. [Col.] IT Here endeth the 
 treatyse of all sectes, orders and religions, 
 both of Christendom and the Jewes : 
 translated out of hye Dutch in En- 
 glysshe. IT Printed in Southwarke by 
 me James Nicolsonfor JanGou^h. Cum 
 priuilegio. 8°, 64 leaves + prefixes. 
 
 SEDGWICK, OBADIAH, B.D., Pastor of 
 Coggeshall in Essex. 
 A Thanksgiving-Sermon, Preached before 
 the honourable House of Commons at 
 Westminster, April 9. 1644. For the 
 happie and seasonable Victory of Sir Will. 
 Waller and Sir Will. Balfore, &c. over 
 Sir Ralph Hopton and his Forces raised 
 against the Parliament. . . . London, 
 Printed by J. R. for Samuel Gellibrand. 
 . . . 1644. 4°. A, 2 leaves : B— E in 
 fours. 
 
 SELDEN, JOHN. 
 Johannis Sehleni Jurisconsulti Opera 
 Omnia Tarn Edita quum Inedita. In 
 Tribus Voluminibus. . . . Londini. . . . 
 mdccxxvi. Folio. With a portrait by 
 Vertue. 
 
 Edited by David Wilkins, S.T.P. 
 
 SELLER, JOHN, Senior. 
 The Sea Gunner : Shewing the Practical 
 Part of Gunnery, as it is used at Sea. And, 
 As an Introduction thereto, there is exhi- 
 bited two Conipendiums, one of Vulgar, 
 the other of Decimal Arithmetick. With 
 necessary Tables relating to the Art. To 
 winch is added An Appendix, . . . Com- 
 posed by John Seller, Senior. London : 
 Printed by H. Clark lor the Author, and 
 are to be sold by him at the Hermitage 
 in Wapping, 1691. 8°, A— Q in eights, 
 besides folded leaves at pp. 36 and 156, 
 pp. 1 and 24 of Appendix, and a frontis- 
 piece. 
 
 SEQUESTRATION. 
 
 All the severall Ordinances and Orders 
 Made by the Lords and Commons . . . 
 concerning Sequestring the Estates of De- 
 linquents, Papists, Spyes and Intelligen- 
 cers. Together with Instructions for such 
 Persons as are imployed in sequestring of 
 such Delinquents Estates. Very usefull 
 for those whom it doth or may concern. 
 . . . London, Printed for Edward Hus- 
 bands, . . . 1644. 4", A— E in fours, and 
 
 between C and D, A 2 — B 4 in fours with 
 additional orders on the subject. 
 
 All the severall Ordinances and Orders 
 . . . London, Printed for Lawrence Black- 
 lock, at the Signe of the Mear-mavd at 
 the Middle-Temple-Gate. 1645. 4°", A— 
 F in fours. 
 
 SERMONES. 
 *Quatuor Sermones. [Col.] Finitum 
 Lundofi Per Richardum Pynson Anno 
 dni. m.cccc.lxxxix. 4°, A— E in sixes : 
 F, 8. Without a regular title. 
 
 Printed to accompany Pynson's edition 
 of the Festival of the same date. 
 
 SHAKESPEAR, WILLIAM. 
 Macbeth : A Tragedy. Acted At the 
 Dvkes - Theatre. London, Printed for 
 William Cademan, . . . 1673. 4°. A, 
 2 leaves with title and Persons' Names : 
 B — K 2 in fours. 
 
 SHEEP-KILLERS. 
 Strange but true News from Several parts 
 of the Kingdome, Of certain Sheep-killers, 
 Or a sort of New Tallow-chandlers In 
 the Counties of Essex, Leicester-shire, 
 Northamptonshire, and part of Warwick- 
 shire, &c. With a particular account of 
 their proceedings, the number and manner 
 of their killing them. Likewise, How 
 they come to be discovered and taken by 
 a Journey man Shoomaker, and are now 
 in Leicester Goal, till next Assises. Pub- 
 lished by a well-wisher to his King and 
 Countrev. Printed for [Reuben Ruhais /] 
 1675. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 The line of imprint has been partly cut off. 
 
 SHEPPARD, SAMUEL. 
 
 Epigrams Theological, Philosophical, and 
 Romantick. Six Books, Also The Socra- 
 tick Session, Or The Arraignment and 
 Conviction, of Julius Scaliger, with other 
 Select Poems. By S. Sheppard. Lon- 
 don, Printed by G. D. for Thomas Buck- 
 nell, at the Signe of the Golden Lion 
 in Duck-Lane, 1651. Sm. 8°, A — S in 
 eights, besides a frontispiece in compart- 
 ments. B. M. 
 
 Dedicated to the author's friends, Chris- 
 topher Clapham and James Winter, in an 
 epistle modelled on that of Davenant before 
 his Madagascar, 1638. 
 
 SHIRLEY, JOHN. 
 The Accomplished Ladies Rich Closet of 
 Rarities .... The Fifth Edition, with 
 Large Additions, Corrected and Amended. 
 London, Printed by W. Wilde for N. 
 Boddington in Duck Lane ; and J. Blare 
 on London Bridge. 1696. 12° or sm. 8°, 
 A — H in twelves. H. Stopes, Esq. 
 
SHROPSHIRE. 
 
 96 
 
 SNARE. 
 
 SHROPSHIRE. 
 
 A Letter from Shrewsbury ; setting forth 
 the Design which the Anabaptists and 
 Quakers had to secure the Castle, and to 
 have received five hundred more unto 
 them in opposition to the Parliament. 
 London, Printed for T. H. [March 1, 
 1659-60.] A broadside. B. M. 
 
 SIBBALD, SIR ROBERT, M.D. 
 Disputatio Medica De Variis Tabis spe- 
 ciebus. . . . Robertus Sybbaldus, Scoto- 
 Edinburg. . . . Lugduni Batavorum, 
 . . . cio. ioc. lxi. 4°, A — B in fours, 
 B 4 blank. Dedicated to John, Earl of 
 Lindsay. 
 
 Nuncius Scoto-Britannus, Sive Admo- 
 nitio de Atlante Scotico Seu Descriptione 
 Scotia3 Antiqvse et Modernse. . . . Cum 
 Tabulis Geographicis in lucem publicam 
 ilico edenda per Robertum Sibbaldum. 
 . . . Edinburgi In Otticina Typographic;! 
 Davidis Lindesii, . . . m.dc.lxxxiii. 
 Folio. Title, 1 leaf : % 2 leaves : A, 1 
 leaf : B — E, 2 leaves each : Catalogus, 
 &c, 7 leaves : A— Ee, 2 leaves each : Ff, 
 1 leaf : Index. 3 leaves : Pars Secunda, 
 with a new title, dedication, and Index, 
 3 leaves : A, 1 leaf : B — 0, 2 leaves each : 
 P, 1 leaf : Index and List of Plates, 2 
 leaves : Plates, 18 leaves. 
 
 Scotland Illustrated : Or, An Essay of 
 Natural History, In which are Exqui- 
 sitely displayed the Nature of the Coun- 
 try ; The Dispositions and Manners of 
 the Inhabitants, and the Various Diseases 
 incident to them ; . . . And the mani- 
 fold Productions of Nature in the Three- 
 fold Kingdom, (viz.) Vegetable, Animal 
 and Mineral, .... Illustrated with near 
 Fifty Copper Plates. Being the Work 
 of Twenty Years. Published by the 
 Command of . . . Charles II. . . . By Sir 
 R. Sibbald M.D. Knight, Geographer to 
 His Majesty, and Fellow of the KhiLjs 
 C< dledge of Physicians at Edinburgh. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by J. K. J. S. and 
 .!. C. and are to be Sold by Tho. Malthus 
 at the Sun in the Poultry. London. 
 1684. Folio. 
 
 A reissue of the Nuncius, 1683, with a 
 
 new title. 
 
 Phalainologia Nova. Sive Observationes 
 de Rarioribus quibusdam Balsenis in 
 Scoti;v Littus Nuper Ejectis. . . . Edin- 
 burgi, Typis Joannis Etedi. u DC xcn. 
 4". A — F 2 in fours, besides title and 
 following leaf. 
 
 Auctarium Mussei Balfouriani, E Musseo 
 Sibbaldiano, Sive Enumeratio & Descrip- 
 
 tio Return Rariorum, . . . Quas Robertus 
 Sibbaldus, M.D. Eques Auratus, Aca- 
 demic Edinburgenae donavit. . . . Edin- 
 burgi, Impressum per Academise Typo- 
 graphum, Sumptibns Academise, 16°<7. 
 8°, A— Ff in fours. B. M. 
 
 The History, Ancient and Modern, of the 
 Sheriffdoms of Fife and Kinross ; With 
 the Description of Both, And of the Firths 
 of Forth and Tay, And the Islands in 
 them. In which, there is an Account of 
 the Royal Seats and Castles ; And of the 
 Royal Burghs and the Ports ; . . . Willi 
 an Account of the Natural Products of 
 the Land and Waters. By Sir Robert 
 Sibbald, Doctor of Medicin . . . Edin- 
 bvrgh : Printed by James Watson, for 
 the Author, m. Dec. X. Folio. Title and 
 leaf of dedication to the Right Honourable 
 the Earl of Rothess, Sheriff-principal of 
 Fife, 2 leaves : + + , 3 leaves : B — Tt, 2 
 leaves each : Appendix, 2 leaves, and a 
 folded plate between K and L. 
 
 SIMON, of London Wall, Anchorite^ 
 **^[The Fruite of Redempcion : very 
 profitable and moche necessary for euery 
 christen man. [This title is over a cut 
 of the Cross enclosed in a border. At the 
 end occurs :] % Imprinted by me Robert 
 Redman . . . The yere of our lorde god. 
 M.D.xxxi. 8°, A— E 4 in eights. 
 
 SINNERS. 
 **The Contemplacyon of Synners. [Col.] 
 Here endeth the treatyse called the Con- 
 templacion of synners for euery day of 
 the weke a singular medytacyon. Em- 
 prentyd at Westmynster by Wynkyn de 
 worde th . x. daye of Iuly. the yere of our 
 lorde m.cccc.lxxxxix. 4". 
 
 Compiled and finished at the request of 
 Richard Fox, Bishop of Durham, and Lord 
 Privy Seal. 
 
 SMART, PETER, 
 
 A Sermon Preached in the Cathedrall 
 Chvrch of Dvrham. Iuly 7. 1628 . . . 
 Printed in the Yeare, 1640. 4°, A — E in 
 fours. 
 
 SMITH, RICHARD. 
 Florvm Historian Ecclesiastica3 Gentis 
 Anglorvm, Libri Septem. . . . Parisiis, 
 . . . m.dc.liiii. . . . Folio, a, 6 leaves : 
 A — HHh in fours, the last leaf with the 
 Approbatio, &c. Dedicated to Pope Inno- 
 cent X. 
 
 SNAPE, ANDREW, Junior, Farrier to 
 
 His Majesty. 
 
 The Anatomy of An Horse. Containing 
 
 An exact and full Description of the 
 
 Frame, Situation and Connexion of all 
 
SNA WSELL. 
 
 97 
 
 STANDRIDGE. 
 
 his Parts, (with their Actions and Vses) 
 exprest in Forty-nine Copper-plates. To 
 which is added an Appendix, Containing 
 two Discourses : The one, of the Genera- 
 tion of Animals ; And the other, of the 
 Motion of the Chyle, and the Circulation 
 of the Bloud. London, Printed by M. 
 Flesher for the Anthour, and are to be 
 sold by T. Flesher . . . 1683. Folio, 
 A— Fff in fours : 3 G, 2 leaves. With a 
 portrait of the author by White, an. set. 
 38, 1682, aud the plates. Dedicated to 
 Charles II. 
 
 Sotheby's, July 23, 1888, No. Ill, large 
 
 paper, old red morocco gilt, the great Duke 
 
 of Ormonde's copy, ±."20. 
 
 SNAAVSELL, EOBERT. 
 A Looking-Glasse for married Folkes. 
 Wherein they may plainly see their de- 
 formities ; and also how to behaue them- 
 selues one to another, and both of them 
 towards God. Set forth Dialogue-wise 
 i'or the more testable and plainnesse sake, 
 By R, S. . . . London. Printed by N. 0. 
 for Henry Bell, and are to bee sold at his 
 shop on Holburne Hill neere the crosse 
 Keyes. 1610. Sm. 8°, A— H 4 in eights, 
 first and last leaves blank. B. M. 
 
 SOLDIERS. 
 
 A Proclamation for restraint of disorders 
 in Souldiers, prested for his Maiesties 
 seruice. Printed at London by Bonham 
 Norton, and Iohn Bill, . . . m.dc.xxv. 
 A broadsheet formed of two leaves. 
 
 SOMERSETSHIRE. 
 A FvlL Declaration of All Particulers 
 concerning the March of the Forces under 
 Collonel Fiennes to Bristoll, and their 
 carriage upon their enemies approach. 
 As also A Relation of the late bloody 
 abominable conspiracy against the City 
 of Bristoll, . . . With the certaine Infor- 
 mation, touching the death of Will: Ken- 
 dall, a Trooper of Collonel Essex, who 
 was shot by the said Collonel. From a 
 Noble hand. Aprill, 18. London: Printed 
 for R. D. 1643. 4°, A— C 2 in fours. 
 
 SPARKE, MICHAEL, Stationer. 
 The Crvms of Comfort with godly Prayers. 
 Corrected and amended. 7. Edition. Ioh. 
 6. 12. Gather vp the broken meat. London, 
 printed for Mi. Sparke. 1628. 12°, A— L 
 in twelves, A 1 blank : Thank-full Remem- 
 brances of Gods Wonderfull Deliverances 
 of this Land, with a new title, A — C in 
 twelves, C 12 blank, besides four folded 
 engravings, descriptive of the Gunpowder 
 Plot, the Spanish Armada, the restoration 
 of Protestantism under Elizabeth, and the 
 cessation of the Plague of 1625. B. M. 
 
 SPARKE, THOMAS. 
 A Sermon Preached at Whaddon in Buck- 
 inghamshyre the 22. of Nouember 1593. 
 at the buriall of the Right Honorable, 
 Arthvr Lord Grey of Wilton, Knight of 
 the most Honorable order of the Garter, 
 by Thomas Sparke Pastor of Blechley. At 
 Oxford, Printed by Ioseph Barnes Printer 
 totheVniversitie. 1593. 8". %, 4 leaves: 
 A — F 4 in eights. Dedicated to the 
 Countess of Bedford and the Lady Grey 
 her daughter. With some Latin elegiac 
 lines by John Sanford. 
 
 SPRUEL, JOHN. 
 An Accompt Current betwixt Scotland 
 & England Ballanced ; Together with An 
 Essay of a Scheme of the Product of 
 Scotland, and a few Remarks on each. 
 As also A View of the several Products 
 of the Ports or Nations we trade to, . . . 
 By J. S. a Lover of our protestant Queen, 
 Country, and Trade. . . . Edinburgh 
 Printed by the Heirs and Successors of 
 Andrew Anderson, . . . 1705. 4°. Title 
 and dedication to the Duke of Argyll, 2 
 leaves : A — B 2 in fours : A — G, 2 leaves 
 each. 
 
 STAFFORD, WILLIAM, Viscount. 
 Proces de Guillaume, Vicomte de Stafford, 
 . . . Traduit sur l'Original Anglois . . . 
 A Cologne, Chez Pierre Marteau, 1681. 
 12°, A — Gg 6 in twelves. 
 
 STANBRIDGE, JOHN, Grammarian. 
 *Vocabula mgri Stabrigi sua saltern edi- 
 tione edita. Imprinted at London in the 
 Southwarke by me Peter Treueris. 4°. 
 D in fours. Black letter. 
 **Vocabula magistri stabrigii. [Col.] 
 Imprynted at London by Wynkyn de 
 Worde dwellynge in fletestrete at the 
 sygne of the Sonne agaynst the condyth. 
 The xvij. day of August in the yere of 
 our lorde god M.v.C. and xxxij. 4°. 
 ^Accidentia ex Stanbrigiana : editio 
 nuper recognita et castigate lima Roberti 
 Whitintoni Lichfeldiensis in llorentissima 
 Oxoniensi accademia laureati. [Col.] 
 Imprynted at London without Bishopyes 
 gate in saynt Botulphus parysshe by 
 me John Skot dwelling at George alley 
 gate. 4°. 
 
 Herbert does not give the collation. 
 **Accidentia ex Stanbrigiana editione 
 nuper recognita et castigata lima Roberti 
 Whitintoni . . . [Col.] Imprynted in 
 London in Aldersgate strete, by Nycho- 
 las Bourman, in the yere of our lord 
 god m.ccccc. and xxxix. 4", 16 leaves. 
 Althorp. 
 
 The text begins on the back of the title. 
 G 
 
STANDISH. 
 
 98 
 
 STATUTES. 
 
 *Accidetia ex stabrigiana editione nuper 
 recognita & castigata lima Roberti whit- 
 intoni Lichfeldiesis . . . Imprynted at 
 London in Southwarke by Peter Treueris. 
 4°, D in fours. Black letter. 
 
 * Accidentia . . . Imprynted in South- 
 warke by me Peter Treueris. 4°, A — B 4 : 
 C 6 . 
 
 The title in this other Southwark impres- 
 sion is over a cut of a priest seated before a 
 reading-desk. 
 
 STANDISH, ARTHUR. 
 The Commons Complaint. Wherein is 
 contained Two Speciall Grievances . . . 
 London, Printed bv William Stanshy. 
 1612. 4°, A— H in fours, A 1 and H 4 
 blank, besides " The Figure of the Plot," 
 a folded leaf. 
 
 Following the title is the royal privilege. 
 
 STARKEY, GEORGE. 
 
 Natures Explication and Helmont's Vin- 
 dication, Or, A short and sure way to a 
 long and sound life. Being A necessary 
 and full Apology for Chymical Medica- 
 ments, ... By George Starkey, a Philo- 
 sopher made by the fire, and a professor 
 of that Medicine which is real and not 
 Histrionical. London, Printed by E. Cotes 
 for Thomas Alsop . . . 1657. 8°. A, 8 
 leaves : a — c in eights, c 8 with the label : 
 B — Y in eights. Dedicated to Robert 
 Tichborn, Lord Mayor of London. 
 
 STATUTES. 
 [Noua Statuta. This is a headline on the 
 first page of the text of the Acts 1 Edw. 1. 
 to 12 Henry 7. At the end occurs :] 
 Kinprynted by my Rycharde Pynson. 
 Folio, black letter. Table, a, 6 leaves: 
 b— c in eights : i\, 6 : a (repeated with 
 the commencement of text) — z in eights : 
 two sheets of 8 irregularly marked : A — C 
 in eights : D — F in sixes: G, 4: Anno xi. 
 Henrici vij. [the 8th, 9th, and 10th years 
 wanting], D, 8 : E, 6 : F, 5 : G, 3. With 
 the printer's mark on G 3 verso. 
 
 Aylesford sale at Christie's, March 15, 
 1888, No. 1735. first leaf of Table deficient, 
 and the 19th year Hen. 7 printed by Pyn- 
 son bound up at end from another book. 
 
 In this Volume are conteined the statutes 
 made and established from the time of 
 kyng Henry the thirde, vnto the iyrste 
 yere of the reigne of our most gratious and 
 victorious lonle kins* Henry the . viii 
 Anno M.D.XLIII. [Col.] Londini in 
 officina Thoma) Bertheleti typis im- 
 pivss. Cum priuilegio. .. Aiiiio.m.d.xliii. 
 Folio. Title and Table, 7 leaves : A — Y 
 in eights : A (repeated) or rather Aa— Qq 
 
 in eights : Rr— Tt in sixes, Tt 6 blank : 
 a— f in eights : g— i in sixes. H. Stopes, 
 Esq. 
 
 Puttick's, Jan. 31, 1888, No. 673. 
 [Statutes of the First Year of Charles II.] 
 Anno Jlegni Caroli IJ. Regis Angliae, . . . 
 Duodecimo. At the Parliament begun at 
 Westminster, the Five and twentieth day 
 of April, An. Dom. 1660 . . . London : 
 Printed by John Bill and Christopher 
 Barker, . . . 1660. Cum Privikgio. 
 Folio. H. Stopes, Esq. 
 
 This Collection opens with the Act for 
 removing and preventing all Questions and 
 Disputes concerning the Assembling and 
 Sitting of this present Parliament, and con- 
 tains 26 other separate titles, mostly with 
 separate signatures. It includes the Sub- 
 sidy of Tonnage and Poundage. 
 
 A Collection of all the Statutes now in 
 Force, Relating to the Excise upon Beer, 
 Ale, and other Liquors ; With An Abridg- 
 ment of the said Statutes, and a Table of 
 the Rates upon the several Liquors, &c. 
 shewing by what Acts they are Imposed. 
 To which is added A Table of Allowances 
 for Common Brewers, &c. London, Printed 
 by John Baskett, . . . And by the Assigns 
 of Thomas Newcomb, and Henry Hills, 
 deceas'd. 1722. 8°, A— Z in twelves. 
 //. Stopes, Esq. 
 
 [Magnum abbreviamentum. Col.] Ex- 
 plicit abbreuiamentu statutof impssum 
 p Richardu Pynson & totaliter finitum 
 nono die Mensis octobris. Annodfii Mill'- 
 mo quatcentessimo Nonagesimo nono. 1 2° 
 or sm. 8°. Table, 7 leaves, possibly pre- 
 ceded by a title here wanting : a — z in 
 eights, followed by four leaves, of which 
 the last has on the verso the colophon and 
 mark. 
 
 Puttick's, May 5, 1887, No. 596. The 
 British Museum copy has no title. 
 
 *An Abridgement of the Statutes. [Col.] 
 Enprynted in the chepesyde at the sygne 
 of the meremayde next to poulys gate the 
 xxii. day of Dec8ber in the xix. yere of 
 the reygne of our souerayne lorde kinge 
 Henry the . viii. ^[ Per me Johannem 
 Rastell. Cum Priuilegio Regali. [1527.] 
 8", folioes 264. 
 
 *The grete abregement of the statutys of 
 Englond vntyll the . xxij. yere of kyng 
 Henry the . viij. Cum priuilegio Regali. 
 [Col.] Prynted by w. Rastell in Flete- 
 strete in saynte Brydys chyrch yarde. 
 1533. Cum priuilegio. 8°. 'The Statutes 
 on 293 leaves, besides the statutes ex- 
 pired : abridgment of the statutes of the 
 22nd year, 16 leaves : abridgment of the 
 
STA TUTES. 
 
 99 
 
 STATUTES. 
 
 statutes of the 23rd and 24th years, C 10 in 
 eights. 
 
 This collation is Herbert's or Ames's. 
 *The greate abbrydgement of all y statutes 
 of Englande / vntyll the . xxx. yere of the 
 reygne of our moste dread soueraygne 
 lorde kynge Henry the eyght. To whom 
 be all honour . . . Amen. Cum privi- 
 legio Regali. [Col.] % Imprynted at 
 London in Fletestrete / at the sygne of 
 the George nexte to Saynt Dunstones 
 churche by me Roberte Redman. Cum 
 priuilegio Regali. 8°, FFF in eights, be- 
 sides the prologue and table. 
 
 **Annus quadragesimus Ed ward i tereii 
 nouiter impressus et castigatus. vna cum 
 multis aliis casibus adiectis nunquam an- 
 tea impressis. [This is over a cut of the 
 King enthroned, &c. At the end we 
 have:] % Imprime a Loud res par moy 
 Robert Redman le . x. iour de Marche. 
 Lan de grace . mcccccxxxiiii. Cum pri- 
 uilegio regali. Folio, 52 leaves. 
 
 The woodcut on the title illustrates the 
 
 legal costume of the time when the volume 
 
 appeared. 
 
 **Anno 28. Hen. VI. [Col.] Explicit. 
 Imprynted by Richarde Pynson prenter 
 vnto the Kyngs noble grace. Folio, a — b 
 in sixes. 
 
 **A° . xxxiiii. Henr. VI. [Col.] Im- 
 pressus par Richard um Pynsonum regiii 
 irnpressorem. Cum priuilegio. Folio. 
 Ends on L 6. Without running title, 
 folioes, and catchwords. 
 
 **A° . ii°. Edw. IV. [Col.] Explicit 
 annus sed'us E. iiii. sed'm Townsend de 
 nuuo impressus in academia, ere ac im- 
 pensis honesti viri Richardi Pynson Regii 
 Ipressoris. Folio, a 8 : b — din sixes: E*. 
 
 **A° . iiii. Edw. IV. [Col.] Explicit an- 
 nus quartus Edwardi quarti. Imprynted 
 at London in Fletestrete, by Rycharde 
 Pvnson, prynter to y Kings noble grace. 
 Folio. a c : b 4 : c 6 : d 6 : e 4 : f 6 : g 6 : h 8 . 
 The last leaf probably had the device, the 
 colophon occurring on h 7. 
 
 Anno I. Henrici . vii. [This occurs on 
 A ii, A i being deficient. The colophon 
 is :] Enprynted at London withoute Tem- 
 pell Barre / in Saynt Clementys parysshe 
 / By me Julyan Notary dwellynge at the 
 syne of the thre kynges. In y yere of 
 our lorde a. M.ccccc.vii. 4°. A — E in 
 sixes : F, 8. 
 
 This volume contains also the second, 
 third, and fourth years. The printer's de- 
 vice is on F 8 verso. Sotheby's, July 14, 
 1887, No. 528. 
 
 Anno vii. Henrici . vii. [Tins occurs on 
 aa, the rest of the page occupied by wood- 
 cuts. Col.] Enprynted at London with- 
 oute Tempell Barre / . . . a. M.ccccc.vii. 
 4°, aa in eights. 
 
 Annexed, in the same volume, sold at 
 Sotheby's as above mentioned, occurred the 
 11th year, Aa — Gg in sixes, and the 19th 
 year, A— B in sixes : C, 4 : D, 4 : E, 4 : F, 3. 
 
 *Statuta in parliamento apud Westmone- 
 sterium vicessimo quinto die Januarii 
 anno regni metvendissimi regis Anglie 
 et Francie domini Hibernie Henrici sep- 
 timi decimo nono tento pro bono publico 
 subditorum suorum inter cetera edita. 
 [This is over a cut of the King, attended 
 by the Serjeants in their coifs, &c. Col.] 
 Emprented at London in Fletestrete at 
 the signe of the George by saynt Dun- 
 stones chyrche by me Richard Pynson 
 squyer and prenter vnto the kynges noble 
 grace. Folio. 
 
 **Anno Regni Regis Henrici . viij. Tertio 
 Statute. The Kynge our soueraygne 
 lorde Henry the viij. . . . [Col.] Em- 
 prynted by the commandement of our 
 Souereign lord the Kyng and his counsell 
 (by Richard Pynson printer vnto his noble 
 grace, dwellyng in London in Fletestrete 
 at the sygne of the George besyde saynt 
 Dunstanes churche). 4°. A 6 :B 4 :C C : 
 D 3 : E 4 . 
 
 Anno xxin. Henrici Octavi. The king 
 our soueraigne lord Henry the eyght by 
 the grace of god . . . at the sessions of his 
 high Court of parliament after diuers pro- 
 rogations, helden at Westminster the . xv. 
 daye of January / in the . xxnr. yere of 
 his most noble reign . . . hath ordeined 
 established and enacted certaine good 
 statutis lawes and ordynaunces in maner 
 and fourme folowynge. [Col.] God save 
 the Kinge. Imprinted at London in 
 Fletestrete by Thomas Berthelet prynter 
 to the kynges moste noble grace. . . . 
 [1532.] Folio, A — D in sixes. 
 
 Anno. xxin. H. vm. The kynge oure 
 soueraigne lorde Henry the eight ... at 
 the session of his highe Courte of Parlia- 
 ment after diuerse prorogations, holden 
 at Westminster the . xv. day of January, 
 . . . hath ordeyned established and en- 
 acted certayne lawes and ordinances in 
 maner and fourme folowing. [Col.] Im- 
 printed at London in Fletestrete by 
 Thomas Berthelet printer to the kynges 
 moste noble grace. Cum priuilegio. Folio, 
 A — D in sixes. With the royal arms 
 supported by angels below the colophon. 
 There is a third edition in the British 
 
STA TUTES. 
 
 STONE. 
 
 Museum, differing in certain typographical 
 
 particulars from these two. 
 
 *Anno secundo & tertio, Edovardi Sexti. 
 IT Actes made in the session of this pre- 
 sent Parliament, holden vpon prorogation 
 at Westminster, the fourth day of Nouem- 
 ber, in the second yeare of our most dreed 
 soueraign Lord Edward vi. . . . and there 
 continued and kept to the xiiij. day of 
 Marche, in the in. yeare of our sayde 
 Soueraygne Lorde . . . [Col.] Richardvs 
 Graftonvs Typographus Regius excude- 
 bat Anno domini. 1552. . . . Folio, 68 
 leaves. 
 
 *1T Anno Qvinto et sexto Edwardi Sexti. 
 Actes made in the Sessio of this present 
 parliament holden vpon prorogation at 
 Westminster the viii. daye of Januarye, 
 in the hfthe yeare of the reygne of . . . 
 Edwarde the . vi. . . . and there con- 
 tinned and kept till the . xv. day of 
 Aprill, in the . vi. yeare . . . [Col.] 
 IF Richardvs Graftonvs typographus Re- 
 gius excudebat. MenseJunii. 1552. Cum 
 priuilegio. . . . Folio, 33 leaves. 
 
 Anno Primo Reginae Elizabethe. At the 
 parliament begoune at Westmynster, the 
 xxiij. of January . . . Anno. 1559. [Col.] 
 Imprinted at London in Poules Church 
 yarde by Richard Iugge,and Iohn Cawood, 
 Printers to the Queues Maiestie. Anno. 
 m.d.ijx. Cum priuilegio. . . . Folio, 
 A — E in sixes : F, 8 : Act of Subsidy, &c, 
 A — B in sixes : C, 4. H. Slopes, Esq. 
 
 Anno xiiij. Regina) Elizabethe. At the 
 parliament begunne and holden at West- 
 minster the eyght of Maye, . . . 1572. 
 [Col.] Imprinted at London in Powles 
 Churchyarde by Richard Iugge, . . . 
 Folio, A — D in sixes, D 6 blank. 
 
 Anno xviii. Regiuaj Elizabethe. At this 
 present Session of Parliament by proro- 
 gation holden at Westminster the viii. day 
 of February, . . . 1575. [Col.] Im- 
 printed at London by Richarde Iugge, 
 . . . Folio, A — E in sixes : F in eights : 
 Act of Fifteens, &c, A — C in sixes : Act 
 of General Pardon, A in sixes, the last leaf 
 containing a table of imprinted Acts. 
 
 Anno xxxv. Reginae Elizabethce. At the 
 Parliament begun and holden at West- 
 minster the xix. day of Februarie, . . . 
 Imprinted at London by the Deputies of 
 Christopher Barker . . . 1593. Folio, 
 A— Din sixes : E, 4 leaves : |[, 4 leaves : 
 CC, 4 leaves: Aa— Cc in sixes: Dd, 2 
 leaves : Ee, 6 leaves. 
 
 Anno xiiij. Reginae Elizabethse. At the 
 Parliament begun and holden at West- 
 
 minster the xxvij. day of October, . . . 
 Imprinted at London bv Robert Barker, 
 . . . [1601.] Folio, A— Ff in sixes, Ff 6 
 blank : Gg, 4 leaves. 
 
 [STEPHENS, EDWABD.] 
 Reflections upon the Occurrences of the 
 Last Year. From 5. Nov. 1688. to 5. Nov. 
 1689. Wherein the Happy Progress of 
 the late Bevolution, and the Unhappy 
 Progress of Affairs since, are considered ; 
 The Original of the latter discovered, and 
 the proper Means for Remedy proposed 
 and recommended. [Quot. from Prov. 
 xxvii. 5. 6.] London, Printed in the 
 Year, 1689. 4°, A— E in fours. 
 
 STEPNEY, W. 
 
 The Spanish Schoole-master. Contain- 
 ing Seven Dialogues, according to euery 
 day in the weeke^ and what is ncessarie 
 euerie day to be done, wherein is also 
 most plainly shewed the true and perfect 
 pronunciation of the Spanish tongue, . . . 
 Newly collected and set forth by W. 
 Stepney, professor of the said tongue in 
 the famous Citie of London. Spes anchora 
 tuta. Imprinted at London bv R. Field 
 for Iohn Harison. 1591. 8°. A, 4 
 leaves : B — R in eights, R 7 with Errata 
 and R 8 blank. Dedicated by Stepney 
 to Robert Cecil, son of Lord Burleigh, in 
 Spanish. B. M. 
 
 This volume includes Proverbs and Sen- 
 tences, the Lord's Prayer, the Creed, the 
 Ten Commandments, and a Vocabulary. 
 
 STEVENSON, MATTHEW. 
 Occasions Off-spring. Or Poems upon 
 Seveiall Occasions : By Mathew Steven- 
 son. 
 
 Mart. Die mihi quid melius desidiosus agas ? 
 London, Printed for John Place, and are 
 to be sold at his .shop at Furnivalls Inne 
 Gate in Holborne 1645. 12". A, 6 
 leaves : B — G 6 in twelves. With a por- 
 trait by Gaywood, having some facetious 
 verses beneath it. Dedicated to his cousin, 
 Mr. Benjamin Cook. 
 
 ST. GERMAIN, CHRISTOPHER, 
 *Ib-re after foloweth a iyttell treatise 
 called the neweaddicions. [Col.] Thomas 
 Bertheletus regius impressor excudebat. 
 Anno domini. M.o.xxxi. Cum priuilegio 
 a rege indulto. 8°, 16 leaves. 
 
 STONE. 
 The Warming Stone, Excellent Helps 
 really found out, tried, and had, by a 
 Warming Stone in his Case, which not 
 costing much, will save much cost in tire 
 and withallavoyd the danger of fire : And 
 likewise is very usefull and comfortable for 
 
STRACHEY. 
 
 SURREY. 
 
 the colds of aged and sicke people, and for 
 Women with child, and in Child-bed : 
 As also for Fluxes, . . . And likewise 
 for the Poore. . . . These Stones with 
 their Cases are to be sold at John Bartlets 
 Shop in Pauls Churchyard. London, 
 Printed by R. H. for Iohn Bartlet. . . . 
 1640. 4°, 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 At p. 5 the writer says: "It is also ex- 
 ceeding usefull for all schollars to heate 
 tlieir hands and feet, when they must attend 
 their studies in cold weather. And for al 
 persons which by their trades in such seasons 
 must keep their shops, or for the service of 
 God continue in the Church." 
 
 STRACHEY, WILLIAM. 
 For The Colony in Virginea Britannia. 
 Lawes Diuine, Morall and Martiall, &c. 
 Alget qui non Ardet. Res nostras subinde 
 non sunt, quales quis optaret, sed quales esse 
 possunt. Printed at London for Walter 
 Burre. 1612. 4°, A — N in fours, besides 
 two leaves in A after title with dedica- 
 tions to the Council of Virginia, the Lord 
 [De] La Warr, and Sir Thomas Smith. 
 B.M. 
 
 On the flyleaf of this copy is an autograph 
 inscription by Strachey, presenting the book 
 to William Crashaw, Minister in the Middle 
 Temple. 
 
 These Laws, &c, are represented as hav- 
 ing been originally framed by Sir Thomas 
 Gates in 1610, amplified and approved by 
 Lord De la Warr the same year, and again 
 exemplified and enlarged by Sir Thomas 
 Dale, Marshal and Deputy-Governor, 22d 
 June 1011. 
 
 [STUART, SIR J., and the REV. J. 
 STIRLING.] 
 Napthali, Or The Wrestlings of the 
 Church of Scotland for the Kingdom of 
 Christ ; Contained in A true and short 
 Deduction thereof, from the beginning of 
 the Reformation of Religion, until the 
 Year 1667. . . . Whereunto are also sub- 
 joined A Relation of the Sufferings and 
 Death of Mr Hen. M^Kail, and some In- 
 stances of the sufferings of Galloway and 
 Nithisdale . . . Printed in the Year 1667. 
 8°. (a)— (c) in eights : (a)— (b) in eights : 
 A— T in eights, T 8 blank. 
 
 STUBBE, HENRY. 
 
 The Common- Wealth of Oceana Put into 
 the Ballance, and found too light. Or 
 An Account of the Republick of Sparta, 
 with occasional Animadversions upon 
 M r James Harrington and the Oceanistical 
 Model. By Henry Stvbbe of Ch. Ch. 
 Oxon. . . . London, Printed for Giles 
 Calvert, . . . 1660. 4°. Title and to 
 the Reader, 2 leaves : B— B (repeated) in 
 fours. 
 
 STUBBES, PHILIP. 
 A Chrystal Glass for Christian Women, 
 Containing A most Excellent Discourse. 
 . . . London, Printed for William 
 Thackerav, at the Angel in Duck-lane. 
 4°, A— C in fours. Black letter. B. M. 
 
 SULPITIUS VERULANUS, JOHAN- 
 NES. 
 **Stans puer ad mensam. [This title is 
 in roman letter over the printer's black- 
 grounded device. At the end occurs :] 
 Londini in edibus Wynandi de Worde 
 xxiiij. supra sesquimillesimu nostre salu- 
 tis. Pridie Kalendas Nouembris. 4°, 6 
 leaves. 
 
 *GrammaticeSulpitianaciitextuAscesiano 
 recognito & aucto : vt proximo patebit 
 epistolio. [This title is over an ordinary 
 woodcut. The colophon :] Auctum atq; 
 recognitor est hoc opus opera Ascensiano. 
 Impressumq ; in ciuitate London. Per 
 Richardum Pynson : in vico dicto the 
 Fletestrete / In signo Georgij comorantem. 
 Anno . M . ccccc. v . xi . die. Augusti. 4°. 
 A — X in sixes : Aa — Ii in sixes. 
 
 **SUM, ES, FUI. 
 [A Treatise of Verbs. At the end :] 
 Printed at London in the Olde bayly by 
 Thomas Godfray. 4°, 8 leaves. Althor-p. 
 This seems to be the only work by this 
 printer with his place of business men- 
 tioned. 
 
 SURREY. 
 A most strange and rare example of the 
 iust iudgement of God executed vpon a 
 lewde and wicked Coniurer [Simon Pem- 
 broke]. The . xvij. day of Januarie . 
 M.D.Lxxvij. In the parish church of S. 
 Marie Ouerie in Southwark, in the pre- 
 sence of diners credible & honest persons. 
 Imprinted at London, by Henrie Benny- 
 man. 8°, black letter, 6 leaves. With a 
 cut on the title. B. M. 
 
 Following the title is a leaf of verses of 
 
 a religious cast ; the rest of the tract is 
 
 prose. 
 
 A Brief Narrative of the Proceedings of 
 Doctor Parr, And some of the Parishioners 
 of Mary Magdalen - Bermonsey in the 
 County of Surrey. Against certain People 
 called Quakers, Inhabitants of the said 
 Parish for not Paying and Complying 
 with an Illegal Tax, laid under pretence 
 of Repairing their Church. . . . Also an 
 Exhortorv Reprehension upon the whole 
 . . . Printed in the Year 1677. 4°, A— K, 
 2 leaves each. 
 
 A Charge given at the General Quarter- 
 Sessions of the Peace for the County of 
 
SYLVESTER. 
 
 TA YLOR. 
 
 Surrey, Holden at Dorking on Tuesday 
 the 5«» day of April, 1692 ... By the 
 Honourable Hugh Hare, Esq; . . . 
 The Second Edition Corrected. London, 
 Printed for John Newton . . . 16U6. 
 4°, A — E in fours. 
 
 Hare, one of the County Magistrates, 
 dates from Betchworth. 
 
 SYLVESTER, BERNARD. 
 
 *Here begynneth a shorte monycyon, 
 or counsayle of the cure & gotternaunce 
 of a housholde / accordynge vnto policy : 
 taken out of a pystle of a great learned 
 man, called Bernard syluestre. [Col.] 
 Here endeth the boke Intituled the 
 goueraaunce of housholde Imprynted by 
 
 nie Robert Wyer in the bysshop of Nor- 
 wytche rentes besyde charynge crosse. 
 8vo, a — b in fours. 
 
 SYLVESTER, JOSHUA, Merchant- A d- 
 venturer. 
 Poems .... 1614-15. Small 8vo. 2 
 vols. 
 
 On the flyleaf of a copy of this book in 
 the hands of Messrs. Jarvis k Son, January 
 27, 1888, occurred the following memo- 
 randum, apparently in the autograph of 
 Sylvester : — 
 
 " 1617. In Middlebourgh. 19". Sep- 
 tembr 8 . To my worthy tfrind M r . George 
 Morgan Marchant-Adventur'". 
 Accept \\ th this poore Mite a minde 
 That hounours worth in euerie kinde." 
 
 T. 
 
 T. A. 
 
 A Rich Store-house or Treasury for the 
 Diseased. Wherein, are many approued 
 Medicines for diners and sundry diseases, 
 which haue been long hidden, and not 
 come to light before this time. Now set 
 foorth for the great benefit and comfort 
 of the poorer sort of people, that are not 
 of abilitie to go to the Physitions. By 
 A. T. Jiebus aduersis constuns. At Lon- 
 don, Printed for Thomas Purfoot, and 
 Raph Blower, Ann. 1596. 4°. A, 2 leaves: 
 B — V 2 in fours. Dedicated by Blower 
 the stationer to the Right Honourable 
 Thomas Skinner, Lord Mayor of London. 
 
 TABLES. 
 
 ♦[Writing Tables. At the end occurs :] 
 Made at London by Robert Triplet, Sta- 
 tioneror Bookebinder,dwellingin Distaffe 
 lane, at the signe of the Aqua vite Still, 
 neere olde fishstreete, and are there to be 
 eolde. [1587.] Oblong 8°. [A]— D in 
 eights. 
 
 Described by Herbert, p. 1702, from an 
 imperfect copy then belonging to Douce. 
 
 TANNER, TliOMAS, Bishop of St. Asaph. 
 Notitia Monastica Or A Short History of 
 the Religious Houses in England and 
 Wales. By Thomas Tanner B. A. Oxford, 
 Printed at the Theater, and are to be sold 
 by A. and J. Churchill at the sign of the 
 Black Swan in I'ater-noster-row, London. 
 L695. 8", a— f 2 in eights: plates of 
 arnis, 5 leaves : A — X .3 in eights. Dedi- 
 cated to Dr. Leopold-William Finch, 
 Warden of All Souls College. 
 
 TARBAT, GEORGE, Viscount, Clerk to 
 //. M. Councils, Registry, and Rolls. 
 A Vindication of Robert III. King of 
 Scotland, From the Imputation of Bas- 
 tardy, by the clear Proof of Elizabeth 
 Mure (Daughter of Sir Adam Mure of 
 Rowallan) her being the first Lawful Wife 
 of Robert the II. then Stewart of Scot- 
 land and Earl of Strathern. To be Sold 
 at Thomas Carruther's Shop in the Par- 
 liament-Closs. Edinbvrgh, Printed by 
 the Heirs and Successors of Andrew An- 
 derson, . . . Anno Dom. 1695. 4°. A, 
 2 leaves : B — G in fours, G 4 witli the 
 Descent of Charles II. from Fergus I. 
 
 TAVERNER, JOHN. 
 Certaine Experiments concerning Fish 
 and Frvite : Practised by Iohn Taverner 
 Gentleman, and by him published for the 
 benefit of others. London, Printed for 
 William Ponsonby. 1600. 4°, A— F in 
 fours, first and last Laves blank. 
 
 In the dedication to Sir Edmond Ander- 
 son, Chief Justice of the Common J'leas, the 
 author states that he had been induced to 
 print these remarks by the translation of 
 Dubravius. He refers to this again in the 
 Preface, where he seems to speak of himself 
 as a person of leisure, who hereby sought 
 to occupy his time. 
 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, the Water-Poet. 
 Verbum Sempiternmn. London: Printed 
 by F. Collins for T. Hive, at the Nags 
 Head in Jewen-Street, 1693. The Old 
 Testament, A — K in eights, A 1 with Im- 
 primatur and A 2 with half-title : The 
 
TENURES. 
 
 i°3 
 
 THORPE. 
 
 New, a — h in eights, h 7-8 blank. Dedi- 
 cated to Queen Mary. 
 
 The copy employed was obligingly lent to 
 me by Messrs. Pearson & Co. of Pall Mall. 
 
 TENURES. 
 
 [The Old Tenures.] Tenir per ceruice de 
 chiualer : est a tente p homage foialte & 
 escuage & tret a lay garde mariage & relfj. 
 [This is a headline on A 1.] No place, 
 &c. [London, R. Pynson.] Folio, A in 
 sixes. 
 
 Bound up with the Natura Brevium and 
 Lyttelton's Tenures by Pvnson, from the 
 Earl of Roden's library, sold at Sawbridge- 
 worth in April or May 1888. A second 
 copy is at Lambeth. 
 
 Tenir per seruice de chiualer : . . . [Col.] 
 Impressuin per Richard um Pynson. Folio, 
 8 leaves, the first occupied by a shield of 
 arms. There is no title-page. Grenv. 
 Coll. 
 
 The colophon in this probably later im- 
 pression occurs below the Hue beginning 
 Suite seruice, in place of the word Finis in 
 the other copy. 
 
 [The Old Tenures. Tenir per service . . . 
 At the end :] This Booke with the Natura 
 Breuium was Empryntyd by me Rychard 
 Pynson at the Instaunce of my maysters 
 of the copany of Stronde Inne with oute 
 tempyll Barre. off London. Folio, a in 
 eights, a 1 with the shield of arms only, 
 as in the Grenville copy. 
 
 Bound up with the Natura Brevium 
 among Addington's books, and doubtless 
 intended to accompany it, yet nevertheless 
 a distinct publication. 
 
 Olde teners newly corrected. [Col.] 
 Finis vetustar? legis tenurarum . . . 
 Lddini in edibu? Roberti Redma Anno 
 salut' nostre M.ccccc.xxviii. die vero xx. 
 Januarii. Cum gratia & priuilegio. Sm. 
 8°, A— B in eights, B 8 blank. With the 
 crowned Tudor rose on the title. 
 
 ♦The olde tenures. [Col.] Hunc libel- 
 lum excudebat Thomas Bertheletus regius 
 impressor. Anno domini Millesimo quin- 
 gentesimo tricesimo. 8", 12 leaves. 
 
 TERENTIUS AFER, PUBL1US. 
 
 **[The Flowers and Eloquent phrases. At 
 the end occurs :] Londini in AEdibvs 
 Thoma3 Bertheleti Regii Impressoris 
 excvs. Anno, m.d.xxxviii. 8°, 192 leaves 
 + title and other prefixes. 
 
 Herbert's copy wanted the preliminary 
 matter. 
 
 TESTAMENT. 
 The New Testament of ovr Lord Iesvs 
 Christ, translated out of Greeke by Theod. 
 Beza. And Englished by L. T. Lvke 
 
 11. x. Beholde, I bring you glad tidings 
 ... At Dort Printed, by Isaac Canin. 
 1601. at the expensis of the aires of 
 Henrie Charteris, and Andrew Hart, 
 in Edinburgh. Cum Privilegio Regali. 
 Title, Calendar, &c, 8 leaves : A — Xx 3 
 in eights. A pocket volume. B. M. 
 
 ♦THOMAS DE CAMPIS. 
 Here ben coteyned tiue notable Chapy- 
 tres : nioche profitable for euery man, 
 dyly gently to recorde. And after do 
 folowe thyrtene degrees of Mortyfycacyon. 
 [Col.] irimprynted by me Robert wyer 
 in the bysshop of Norwytche rentes. 
 HCum priuilegio regali. 8°, A — C 6 in 
 eights. 
 
 THOMAS, WILLIAM. 
 [Pelegrine's Defence of Henry VIII. 
 against the calumnies of Clement VII. in 
 connection with the divorce from Anne 
 Boleyn.] 4°, 64 leaves. 
 
 An apparently unpublished MS. on paper. 
 At the end, on the last leaf, otherwise 
 blank, occurs : 
 " Castigans castigauit me Dominus 
 & morti non tradidit me. 
 
 W Thomas." 
 The only title is the word Pelegkine, be- 
 neath which, perhaps in a different hand, 
 are two lines of verse. This leaf is followed 
 by " Pelegrine vnto the Reader." The text 
 commences on fol. 2 witli an account of the 
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 TRIUMPH. 
 
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 and Traiterous Proceedings and Transac- 
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 UDALL, JOHN. 
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 **VALENCIUS. 
 [Expositiones super Psalterium. Col.] 
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 A Lost Sheep Returned Home : Or, The 
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 Faith of Thomas Vane, . . . The Fourth 
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VA VASOR. 
 
 107 
 
 VIOLET. 
 
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 Francisci Vavassoris Societ. Jesn De Epi- 
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 VINES, RICHARD. 
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 and Silver. By Tho. Violet of Lon- 
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 they have been Cheated of almost all the 
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 Index, 4 leaves. 
 
VIRGINIA. 
 
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 VIRUNN1US, POSTICUS. 
 Pontici Virunij dialogues ad illn. princi- 
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 declarantur. [On d i occurs as a bead- 
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 VOCABULARY. 
 Den yrooten Vocabulaer . . . The Great 
 Vocabvler, in English and Dutch : That 
 is to say common speaches of all sorts, 
 also Lettres and Obligations to write. 
 "With a Dictionarie and the Conjugation 
 . . . Tot Rotterdam, Bv Pieter van Waes- 
 berghe, . . . Anno 1644. 8°, A— H in 
 eights. Engl, and Dutch. "Without pre- 
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 VON DER NOOT, JAN. 
 *The Gouernaunce and presentation of 
 them that feare the Plage Set forth by 
 John Vandernote Phisicion & Surgion, 
 admitted by the Kynge his hyghnesse. 
 Now newly set forth at the request of 
 William Barnard, of London Draper. 
 1569. Imprinted at London by Wyllvam 
 How, for Abraham Veale. 8", A — C 4 in 
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 The Whole Pleasures of Matrimony : In- 
 terwoven with sundry Delightful and 
 Comical Stories; . . . Written by E. W. 
 Gent. To which is added, The Distruc- 
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 AVith all its Dreadful Concomitants. Lon- 
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 The Miseries of Whoring is in verse. I 
 
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 WALLIS, JOHN. 
 Mechanica: Sive, De Motu, Tractatus 
 Geometricus. Authore Johanue Wallis, 
 SS. Th. D. .'. . Pars Prima . . . Lon- 
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 WARWICKSHIRE. 
 
 A True and perfect Relation of the first 
 and victorious Skirmish between the 
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 Honourable the Lord Brooks, the Lord 
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 li-. Collonell Cholmley, and others . . . 
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 Lord Paget, Captain Legg, and Captain 
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 WEBB, .IOHN. 
 
 John Webb, alias Hop-bodee-boodys Last 
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WECKHERLIN. 
 
 109 
 
 WHITE. 
 
 Life at his Nurses House in Turn- Mill- 
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 his Pretty Exploits, Character, Sayings, 
 and Epitaph. Printed for Richard Rosse, 
 in the Year, 1674. 4°, 4 leaves. With a 
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 WECKHERLIN, G. RUDOLF, Secretary 
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 Trivmphall Shews Set forth lately at 
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 now in English By G. Rodolfe Week- 
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 Translated by the author himself, who, 
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 to undertake tlie task by the Duke, and 
 apologises for any imperfections in his Eng- 
 lish. These are of the kind usually found 
 in such attempts. 
 
 *WEDD1NGT0N, JOHN, Citizen of Lon- 
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 A Breffe Instruction and manner howe to 
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 After the order of Debitor and Creditor, 
 as well for proper accompts, partable, 
 Factory ami other . . . Very needfull to 
 be knowen, and vsed of all men, in the 
 feattes of merchandize. Now of late 
 newly set i'orthe, and practisyd, by Johan 
 Weddington, Cyttizen of London, m.d. 
 lxvii. The treweth selceth comers. Prentyd 
 in Andwarpe, by Peter van Keerberghen 
 dwelling by owre lady Charche, at the 
 signe of the golden Sonne. Cum gratia 
 & Privilegio. Folio. 
 Herbert, or rather Ames, gives no collation. 
 
 WELSH, JOHN. 
 
 The History of M r John Welsh Minister 
 of the Gospel at Aire. [Quot. from Revel. 
 2.4.5.] Edinburgh, Printed by George 
 Mosman, . . . 1703. 4°, A — E 1 in fours. 
 S d to be done by M r James Kirktonne is 
 written in a coeval hand on the title. 
 
 WESTMINSTER SCHOOL. 
 Gnecaj Grannnatices Rudimenta in Usum 
 Seholaj Westmonasteriensis. Londini, Ex 
 Olticina Eliz. Redinavne. mdclxxxiii. 
 8°, A— V 4 in eights, V 4 blank. 
 
 Onomastikon Braku . Sive Nomenclatura 
 Brevis, Reformata : Adjecto cum Syllabo 
 Verborum ac Adjectivorum : ... In 
 Usum Schola3 Regise Westmonasteriensis. 
 Londini, Ex Ollicina Elizabeths Red- 
 
 mayne, mdclxxxiv. 8°, A — F in eights. 
 Engl., Greek, and Latin. 
 
 WEST NEW JERSEY. 
 In the General Joint-Stock and Lands of 
 the Society of Merchants of London, Pro- 
 prietors of West New Jersey in America, 
 the 25th of March, 1696. Whereof those 
 Marked with a * are not Capable (by their 
 Adventure) to be Chosen Committees. 
 [London, 1696] A broadside. 
 
 The example employed was mutilated, 
 having been used as lining for another pub- 
 lication. 
 
 WHARTON, GEORGE. 
 Ephemeris : Or, A Diary 
 
 Astronomicall, 
 
 Meteorological], 
 
 Chronological], 
 For the year of Christ 1655. By George 
 Wharton Esq. His ad JEthera. London, 
 Printed for Tho. Vere at the Angel with- 
 out New-gate, and Nath. Brook at the 
 Angel in Cornhill. 1655. 8°, A — L in 
 fours. Dedicated to John Wroth, Esq. 
 
 Prefixed is a curious Computation of his- 
 torical events in rhyming couplets. 
 
 WHETCOMBE, TRISTRAM. 
 A True Relation of all the Proceedings 
 in Ireland, From the end of April last, 
 to this present : Sent from Tristram 
 Whetcombe, Mayor of Kinsale, to his 
 Brother Benjamine Whetcombe, Mer- 
 chant in London. With A Certificate 
 under the Hand and Seal of Sir William 
 Saint-Leger, Lord President of Minister. 
 . . . London, Printed for Ioseph lluns- 
 cott. 1642. 4°, A— B in fours. 
 
 *WHITE, FRANCIS. 
 Francisci Vietad Opera Mathematica, in 
 quibus tractatur canon mathematicus, 
 si-it ad triangula. canonicon triangulorum 
 lateiumrationalium : . . . Londini. Apud 
 Frauciscum Bouuier. m.d.lxxxix. Folio, 
 79 leaves. Bodl. 
 
 WHITE, JOHN. 
 
 The First Centvry of Scandalous, Malig- 
 nant Priests, Made and admitted into 
 Benefices by the Prelates, in whose hands 
 the Ordination of Ministers and govern- 
 ment of the Church hath been. Or, A 
 Narration of the Causes for which the 
 Parliament hath Ordered the Sequestra- 
 tion of the Benefices of severall Ministers 
 complained of before them, for vicious- 
 nesse of Life, errors in Doctrine, con- 
 trary to the Articles of our Religion, and 
 for practising and pressing superstitious 
 Innovations against Law, and for Malig- 
 nancy against the Parliament. [Parlia- 
 
WHITE. 
 
 WHITTJNTON. 
 
 mentary Imprimatur signed by John 
 White in favour of George Miller.] Lon- 
 don, Printed by George Miller, dwelling 
 in the Black-Friers, m.dc.xliii. 4°, 
 A — H 2 in fours. 
 
 WHITE, ROBERT. 
 
 Cvpids Banishment A Maske Presented 
 
 to Her Maiesty By younge Gentlewomen 
 
 <>f the Ladies Hall In Deptford at Greenn- 
 
 wieh the 4th f May 1617. 4°, 19 leaves. 
 
 Unpublished MS. sold at Sotheby's, June 
 
 1888 (Turner), No. 2938. Dedicated by White 
 
 to Lucy, Countess of Bedford. Preceding 
 
 the leaf of Dedication is "A note of all the 
 
 Maskers names," among which two boys, 
 
 George Lippett and Paul Harbart, are Riven 
 
 as representing Bacchus and Mercury. From 
 
 the Evelyn Collection. 
 
 WHITEHALL, ROBERT. 
 Hexastichon Ieron, Sive Jconum Quar- 
 undam extranearum (numero 258) Ex- 
 plicate . . . Being an Epigrammatical 
 Explanation of the most Remarkable 
 Stories throughout the Old & New 
 Testament after each Sculpture or Cut. 
 . . . Dat. Cal. Jan. Anno Salutis 
 M. D. C. lxxvii. Oxford, Printed by 
 Leonard Lichfield, Printer to the Uni- 
 versity. Folio. With the 258 plates 
 (from Vischer's edition of Bible Cuts) 
 pasted on to blank spaces in the middle 
 of each leaf, the remainder of the obverse 
 occupied by Whitehall's verses and the 
 description, and the reverse blank. 258 
 leaves + title, engraved title to Vischer, 1 
 leaf, Whitehall's Preface, Imprimatur, 
 and Contents, 7 leaves. 
 
 The impressions seem to have been spe- 
 cially taken off on thin paper for insertion 
 in this book. 
 
 WHITFORD, RICHARD. 
 **^]A dayly exercise and experience of 
 deathe, gathered, and set forthe by a 
 brother of Syon Rycharde Whytforde. 
 [This is over a cut of Death and a young 
 man, &c. At the end occurs :] Imprynted 
 at London in Fletestrete by me Robert 
 Redman next to sainct Dustones Churche. 
 8°, A— D in eights. 
 
 Written twenty years before at the re- 
 quest of the reverend mother Dame Eliza- 
 beth Gibs. 
 
 **A werke for Housholders . . . [Col.] 
 ^1 Imprynted at London in Fletestrete. at 
 the sygne of the George, by me Robert 
 Redman. The yere of our lorde God. 
 M.D.xxxvii. 8°,"A— E in eights: F, 6: 
 G, 4. 
 
 The edition of 1531 by Redman forms 
 
 part of a volume. See Collections, 3rd 
 
 Series, p. 21. 
 
 W1IITTINT0N, ROBERT, Grammarian. 
 Whittyntoni Editio cum interpretamento 
 Fracisci Nigri diomedes de accetu in 
 pedestri oratioe potius q soluta obser- 
 vando. [Col.] Explicit whittyntoni edi- 
 tio : nnper Impressa London, per me 
 Richard um pynson in vieo anglice nun- 
 cupato (the Flete strete) in intersignro 
 Georgii commorantem. Anno domini. 
 m.ccccc.vx. [sic for 1515.] 4°. A s : 
 B 6 : C 8 . B. M. 
 
 Printed without any regular title. This 
 seems to have been printed to accompany 
 the treatises De Si/llabarum Quantitate and 
 De Magistratibus ; but perhaps it was sold 
 separately. 
 
 Whittyntoni Editio de consinitate grama- 
 
 tices et Constructione nouiter impressa. 
 Ebor? Per me Vrsys Mylner in vibe par- 
 rocliia Sancte Helene in vico (Blaake 
 strete.) Moram traheotis [sic]. At the 
 end occurs : Explicit Whittyntoni Editio 
 de consinitate grammatices et Construc- 
 tione : nouiter impresse. Ebor? / per me 
 Vrsyfi Mylner in vico vulgariter nucu- 
 pato(blake strete) Anno domini Millesimo 
 quingentesimo decimo sexto die vero . xx. 
 mensis Decembris. 4°, A — D in eights 
 and fours. With a large cut on the title 
 and the printer's mark on the last leaf. 
 B. M. (Tutet's copy.) 
 
 **Roberti whitintoni Lichfeldiensis. 
 . . . Opusculu De Consinnitate Gifuna- 
 tices et costructione reeognitum anno dfii. 
 xix. supra sesquimilesimum. [Col.] Ex- 
 plicit Roberti whitintoni editio de cocin- 
 nitate gramatices et constructione : im- 
 pressa London per wynandu de worde in 
 eo vico q dicitur vulgariter (flete strete) 
 comorate: Sub Solis intersignio. Anno 
 dni. ii.ccccc.xix. Idibus Iunij. 4°. 
 **Rol>erti Whitintoni Editio de Consin- 
 nitate. . . . [Col.] Londini in vEdibus 
 Richardi Pynsonis : Christi ab incarna- 
 tibne Anno. 23. supra sesquimillessimum. 
 16 die Iunij. 4", 30 leaves. 
 
 **Vulgaria Roberti Whi'intoni Lichfel- 
 diensis Laureati de institutione grama'ti- 
 culoru opusculu libello suo de coci imitate 
 gramatices accommodate et in quattuor 
 partes digestum. [Col.] Londini in edi- 
 bus Winandi de Worde vieesinio supra 
 sesquimillesimu nostre salutis anno. 4°, 
 A — 11 in eights. 
 
 UulgaTia Robefti Whittintoni Lichfel- 
 diensis et de institutione grammaticu- 
 liiiiim Opusculum : libello suo' de con- 
 cinnitate Grammatices accommodate & in 
 quatuor partes digestum. [Col.] Lon- 
 dini I edibus Winandi de Worde xxi. supra 
 
WHITTINTON. 
 
 WHITTINTON. 
 
 sesquimillesimum nostii salutis anno. 4°, 
 A — H in fours and eights. B. M. (Dr. 
 Bliss's copy.) 
 
 **Vulgaria. . . . [Col.] Londini in edi- 
 bus Winandi de Worde . xxiiij. supra ses- 
 quiinillesiraum nostre salutis anno. 4°, 
 48 leaves. 
 
 **Vulgaria. . . . [Col.] Londini in edi- 
 bus Winandi de Worde. xxxiij. supra ses- 
 quimillesimum nostre salutis anno. 4°, 
 A — M in fours. 
 
 Vvlgaria Roberti whitintoni. . . . Apud 
 inclytam Londini urbem. M . D . xxv. 
 [Col.] Ex calcograpbia Richardi Pynsonis 
 regii Irapressoris. Anno verbi incarnati. 
 M.D.xxxi. 4°, A — M in fours. B. M. 
 
 The title is within an engraved border, as 
 in the edition of 1520. This copy appears 
 to have been made up at the time of two 
 issues. 
 
 **Roberti Whitintoni Lauricomi Lich- 
 feldiensis De Syllibaru Quantitatibus 
 Opusculu recognitu Anno dni. xix. su- 
 pra sesquimillesimum. [Col.] Explicit 
 Whitintoni Laureati Editio nuperrime re- 
 cognita diligenterq; nostre salutis anno. 
 M.ccccc.xix. impressa Lodini per winadu 
 de worde. kal. Noue. 4°. 
 
 This includes the Editio Whitintoni with 
 the gloss of F. Niger. Dibdin used Heber's 
 copy, but gives no collation. The next 
 edition, published in March 1519-20, is of 
 course later. 
 
 De syllabaru quantitate . . . Whitintoni 
 editio cum interpretameto Francisci nigri. 
 . . . [Col.] Londini in sedibus Winadi 
 de Worden vicesimo primo supra . . . 
 anno. 4°, A — M in fours and sixes : the 
 Niger, &c, A 4 : B— C 6 . B. AI. 
 
 Roberti Whittintoni. L. secunda grama- 
 ticsB pars de syllabaru quantitate. . . . 
 Whitintoni seditio cu interpretameto Fra- 
 cisci nigri Diomedes de accetu. . . . [Col.] 
 Exucussum [sic] Londini in officina Petri 
 Treueris. 4°. A 4 : B 6 : C 4 : D— I 4 : 
 K B : L 4 : M 6 : N 4 : O 6 : the second 
 portion with Niger, <fcc, A 6 : B — D 4 . 
 B. M. 
 
 "^Roberti Whitintoni De Syllabarum 
 Quantitate. . . . [Col.] Londini in redibus 
 Richardi Pynson Regis impressoris vige- 
 simo secundo supra sesquimillesimum nos- 
 tre salutis anno, xxiiij. mensis Iulij. 4°, 
 A— M 6. 
 
 Roberti Whittintoni . . . de octo partib? 
 orationis opusculu : de nouo recognituni. 
 . . . [Col.] Expliciunt Roberti whittin- 
 toni octo orationis partes fideliter : Lon- 
 dini per Wynadum de worde / eo in vico 
 
 que vulgi (rletestrete) dicut inipresse : 
 Solis sub intersignio incarnati verbi Anno 
 M.ccccc.xix. Octauo Idus Aprilis. 4°. 
 A 4 : B«: C 4 . B. M. 
 
 After the date occur the initials H. C. 
 Roberti Whitintoni . . . de octo partibus 
 orationis seditio. [Col.] Londini in aedi- 
 bus Winandi de Worde vicesimo tertio 
 supra sesquimillesimum nostra; salutis 
 anno. Mense Decembri. 4°. A, 4 : B, 6 : 
 C, 4. With the printer's large device on 
 C 4 verso. 
 
 De octo partibus whitintoni, seditio nouis- 
 sima . . . Cum priuilegio. [Col.] Lon- 
 dini in sedibus Winandi de Worde tri- 
 gesimo tertio supra sesquimilesimuni nostre 
 salutis anno. Die vero mesis Septembris. 
 iij. 4°. A 4 : B c : C 4 . B. M. (the Bliss 
 copy.) 
 
 Roberti Whittintoni . . . de octo parti- 
 bus orationis . . . [Col.] Explicit Li- 
 bellus octo partiii . . . Lodini impressus 
 p me wynadu de worde in vico anglice 
 nucupato (the lletestrete) in intersignio 
 solis comorantem. 4°, A — C in fours and 
 sixes. B. M. 
 
 Editio roberti Whittintoni . . . Declina- 
 tiones noim ta latinorii qj grecoru patro- 
 nymicoru & barbaroru e Prisciano Sipon- 
 tino Sulpitio et Ascensio amussatim col- 
 lecte cu comentariolo interliniari . . . 
 [Col.] Explicit whittintoni editio de 
 declinatione noim . . . Impressa London, 
 per wynandu de worde in vico vulgariter 
 nuncupato (the lletestrete) ad signu Solis 
 commorante. Anno dni. M.ccccc.xvii, 
 4°. A«: B 6 . B. M. 
 Editio Roberti Whitintoni [de declina- 
 tione nominum. Col.] Explicit Whitin- 
 toni editio de declinatione noim . . . Im- 
 pressa Londini per wynandu de worde in 
 vico (rletestrete) nucupato; sub Solis inter- 
 signio commorante. Annodni. M.ccccc.xix. 
 4°. A 8 : B 6 . B. M. 
 
 Declinationes n5im . . . [Col.] Explicit 
 . . . Impressa Londini per Wynadum de 
 Worde in vico (rletestrete) nucupato : sub 
 Solis intersignio comorantem. Anno dni. 
 M.ccccc.xxi. 4°. A 8 : B a . B. M . 
 
 Grammaticee WhittintoniansD Liber secvi- 
 dus de noim declinatione . . . [Col.] 
 Londini in edibus Winandi de Worde. 
 Anno virginei partus vicesimo quarto, 
 supra sesquimillesimum. 4°. A,4:B, 6: 
 C, 4. With the printer's large device on 
 C 4 verso. 
 
 Grammaticae Whitintonianse liber Se- 
 cundus de nominum declinatione. [Col.] 
 Londini in aedibus Richardi Pynsonis : 
 
WHITTINTON. 
 
 WHITTINTON. 
 
 Christi ab incarnatione, anno. 25. supra 
 sesquimilesimum. 30. Die. Iulij. 4". A 4 : 
 B 6 : C 4 . B. M. 
 
 Editio Roberti Whitintoni . . . Declina- 
 tiones nomitium . . . [Col.] Impressmn 
 diligenterq? correctum per me Petrum 
 Treueris. 4°, A — E in fours, with the 
 printer's full-page device on E 4 verso. 
 
 B. M. (Dr. Bliss's copy.) 
 Grammatices Prima? partis Liber primus 
 Roberti W. L.L. nuperrime recognitus, De 
 nominum generibus. . . . [Col.] Ex typis 
 Winandi Wordensis vigesimo prinio verbi 
 incarnati supra sesquimilesimum anno. 
 Pridie Nonas Feb[r]ua. 4°. A, 4 : B, 6 : 
 
 C, 3 (but C 4 probably had the mark). 
 B. M. 
 
 Ri iberti W hitintoni Editio secunda. Opus- 
 culum affabre recognitum . . . De Nomi- 
 num Generibus . . , Apud inclytam Lon- 
 diniurbem. m.d.xx. [Col.] ... Ex offi- 
 cina Richardi Pynsonis regij inipres- 
 soris. Nonis Septembris. 4", 16 leaves. 
 A Uhorf. 
 
 Grammatices Prime partis, Liber primus 
 Roberti W. L.L. nuperrime recognitus. 
 De nominum generibus. . . . [Col.] Im- 
 pressum per me Petrum Treueris. 4°. 
 A, 4 : B, 6 : C, 4. With the printer's 
 mark on C 4 verso. 
 
 De nominum generibus. . . . [Col.] Ex- 
 pliciunt genera nominu reuisa recogni- 
 taq; sununa cum diligentia Impressum per 
 me Petrum Treueris in Suburbio Londoni- 
 ensi vulgariter (Southwarke) nuncupato .*. 
 4", A — D in fours, D 4 with the full-page 
 device. B. M. (the Bliss copy.) 
 De nominum generibus [This is aheadline 
 on A iii, A i — ii being deficient. At the 
 end occurs:] Ex typis Winandi Wordensis, 
 trigesimo quarto verbi incarnati supra 
 sesquimillesimum anno, die vero mensis 
 Octubris . xvj. 4°. A — D in fours, D 4 
 with the full-page device only. B. M. 
 Grammaticae Prima Pars . . . nuperrime 
 recensita. Liber quit? De verborum 
 Prseteritis et supinis. cum commento . . . 
 [Col.] Lodini in edibus Winadi de Worde 
 . xxi. supra sesquiniilesimu nostre reclemp- 
 tionisanno. 4". A *: B c : C 4 : D ,! . II. M. 
 **Verborii Praeterita et Supina. Gram- 
 maticae prima pars Roberti Whitintoni 
 L. L. nuperrime recensita. Liber quintus. 
 De verborum prseteritie et supinis cu co- 
 mento nee nun interlinear] dictionum in- 
 terpretatione. [Col. J Londini in edibus 
 Winadi de Worde . xxiiii. supra sesqui- 
 millesimu nostre redeptiols anno. 4". 
 **Verborum pr;eterita et supina . . . 
 
 [Col.] Lodoni in sedibg Winadi de Worde 
 . xxv. supra sesquimillesimum nostras rr- 
 demptionis anno. 4°, A — D in fours and 
 sixes. 
 
 Verbora praeterita & supina. . . . [Col.] 
 Lodini in edibg Winadi de Worde . xxyj. 
 supra sesquimillesimu nostre redeptiois 
 anno. Ad idus septebres. 4 , A — D in 
 fours and sixes. B. M. 
 
 ** Verborum praeterita et supina. Gram- 
 maticae prima pars Roberti Whitintoni 
 L.L. nuperrime recensita liber quintus 
 . . . [Col.] Londini in sedibus pynsoni- 
 anis . xxii. supra sesquimillesimum nostre 
 redemptionis anno. 4°. A 4 :B 6 :C, 4: 
 D, 8. Althorp. 
 
 Syntaxis. Roberti Whitintoni Lichfel- 
 diensis . . . Opusculu de Syntaxi / siue 
 constructione recensitu . xxi. supra . . . 
 Idi. Februa. . . . [Col.] Londini. in 
 edibus Winadi Wordensis Christi ab in- 
 carnatione anno . xx. supra sesquimille- 
 simu. Idib?Marcij. 4°. A 4 : B 6 : C 4 : 
 D 6 : E 4 : F 6 : G 4 . B. M. 
 
 This copy, in which the date on the title 
 and that at the end differ, is bound up in a 
 volume formerly belonging to the old Royal 
 Library, with the Tudor arms on sides. 
 
 **Syntaxis . . . Londonij, in sedibus 
 Winandi Wordensis Christi ab incarna- 
 tione, anno xxiiij. supra sesquimillesimu. 
 4°, 23 leaves, or A — E in fours and sixes. 
 
 Syntaxis. Roberti Vuhitintoni . . . [Col.] 
 Londini in edibus Winandi de Worde 
 Christi ab incarnatione, anno . xxv. supra 
 sesquiniilesimu. Idibus April?. 4°, A — G 
 in lours and sixes, G 4 with the large de- 
 vice only. B. M. 
 
 Syntaxis. . . . [Col.] Londonii, in axli- 
 bus Winandi Wordensis Christi ab in- 
 carnatione, xxvij. supra sesquiniilesimu 
 pridie Cal. Noue. 4°, A — G in fours and 
 sixes, G 4 probably with the device, but 
 wanting in B. M. copy. 
 **Syntaxis . . . Londini, in sedibus 
 Winadi Wordensis Christi ab incarna- 
 tione, anno . xxvij. supra sesquimillesi- 
 mum, pridie No. Marti. 4°, A — G in 
 fours and sixes. The title is within a 
 border of pieces. 
 
 Syntaxis. . . . Cum priuilegio. [Col.] 
 Londini in sedibus Winandi Wordensis 
 Christi ab incarnatione / anno, xxxiij. 
 supra sesquimillesimum. 4°, A — F in 
 lours : G, G : H, 4, with the full-page 
 device only on II 4 verso. B. M. (the 
 Bliss copy.) 
 
 The date on the title-page is 1532 — a very 
 common discrepancy. 
 
IVHITTINTON. 
 
 "3 
 
 WICLIFFE. 
 
 **Roberti Whitintoni opusculum de Syn- 
 taxi . . . [Col.] Explicit Whytyntoni 
 Editio de declinatioe nominum . . . 
 Impress. London, per Richardu Pynson 
 Regis impressore 1 vico vulgariter 1111- 
 cnpato (the Fletestrete) ad intersigniu 
 diui Georgii conimorante. 4°, 16 leaves. 
 Althorp. 
 
 Sintaxis. Roberti Whitintoni Lichfel- 
 diensis- in florentissima Oxoniensi acade- 
 mia lanriati opusculu, de Syntaxi, siue 
 constructione recensitil . xxij supra ses- 
 quimillesimu nfse salutis anno. Idi : 
 Februa . . . [Col.] Impressum per me 
 Petrum Treueris. 4°, A — I in fours, the 
 printer's mark on I 4 verso. 
 
 The title is in one of W. de Worde's 
 borders. 
 
 Roberti Whittintoni . . . lucubrationes. 
 De norm appellatiuoru / deoru / dearit / 
 herou / heroinaru / locorumqj synonimis. 
 De epithetis deoru. . . . [Col.] Expli- 
 ciunt synonima. Lodofi. per wynandu de 
 worde impressa : [A fresh headline :] De 
 magistrate? . . . [Col.] Anno post vir- 
 gineu partu . xvii. supra Millesimu quin- 
 gentesirniiannokaledas Augusti. 4°. A 8 : 
 B i : C 8 : D 6 : AA i (with the treatise on 
 Magistrates.) B. M. 
 
 Roberti Whitintoni lichfeldiensis .... 
 lucubrationes. [Col.] Londini in edibus 
 Winadi de Worde. Anno post virgineum 
 partum . xxi. supra sesquimillesimum. 4°. 
 A 8 : B 4 : C 8 : D 6 : E 4 . B. M. 
 
 Roberti Whittintoni Lichfeldiensis lucu- 
 brationes. [Col.] Londini in edibus 
 Winandi de Worde, anno domini. M.CCCCC. 
 xxiii. Mense Augusto. 4°. A 8 : B 4 : 
 C 8 : D— E 4 . B. M. 
 
 *De Heteroclytis Nominibus. Editio 
 Roberti Whitintoni lichfeldiesis prouatis 
 Anglie . . . : de heteroclytis nominibus 
 et gradibus coparationis. [Col.] Impressa 
 Londini per wynadu de worde Solis sub 
 intersignio : et in vico que dicunt (flete- 
 strete) conimorante Annodni. m.ccccc.xix. 
 Septimo Idus Iulij. 4°, 10 leaves. 
 De heteroclytis nominibus . . . [Col.] 
 Londini apud wynadu de worde sub Solis 
 intersignio 1 vico (fletestrete) appellato. 
 Anno . m.ccccc.xx. 4°. A 6 : B 4 . B. M. 
 
 **De Heteroclytis nominibus. . . . [Col.] 
 Londini apud winandu de worde sub 
 solis intersignio 1 vico (fletestrete) appel- 
 lato. Anno . m.ccccc.xxi. 4°, 10 leaves. 
 With the common cut of master and pupils 
 on title. 
 
 **De heteroclitis Nominibus . . . [Col.] 
 
 Londini in edibus Winandi de Worde, 
 sub solis intersignio . . . Anno dni. 
 M.ccccc.xxiij. 4°. 8 leaves. 
 
 De heteroclitis Nominibus. Grammaticpe 
 Whitintonianse Liber tertius de nomi- 
 num heterocliti. . . . [Col.] Londini in 
 edibus Winandi de Worde : sub Solis in- 
 tersignio. Anno dni. M.ccccc.xxiiij. Die 
 vero Decembris . xix. 4", A — B in fours. 
 
 **De heteroclitis Nominibus . . . [Col.] 
 Londini pralum humanissimi viri Win- 
 quin de Worde sub solari indicio nuper ad 
 purum restituit Idem Valesius a natu vir- 
 gineo m.d.xxvi. ad idus Iulij. 4°, 10 
 leaves. 
 
 De Heteroclitis nominibus. [Col.] Im- 
 press. Londini per me Richardum Pynson 
 (hnpressorem nobilissime Regis gratia?) 
 Commorantem in uico appellato the Flete 
 strete. Anno dni. M.D.xxvii. 4°. A 6 : 
 B 4 . B. M. 
 
 De Heteroclitis Nominibus . . . Anno 
 ab incarnatione domini, m.d.xxxiii. Cum 
 priuilegio. [Col.] Impressum per me 
 Winandum de Worde, Anno ab incarna 
 tione domini . m.d.xxxiii. 4°, A — E in 
 fours. B. M. 
 
 Dr. Bliss's copy ; he notes on flyleaf : 
 " This is the enlarged edition (from 8 or 10 
 to 20 leaves), and contains the verses at the 
 back of the title comjdaining of Teter 
 Treveris for printing the grammatical 
 Treatises of Whitington, and spoiling them 
 ' inuiso cum paraphraste suo.'" This is 
 the first date at which I have noticed a 
 book printed by De Worde with privilege. 
 
 De Heteroclitis Nominibus. . . . [Col.] 
 Impressum per me Petrum Treueris. 4°, 
 A-E in fours. B. M. 
 
 There are two impressions by Treveris 
 
 without date, each making A — E in fours, 
 
 in the Museum. 
 
 De Heteroclitis Nominibus. . . . [Col.] 
 Impressum per me Petrum Treueris. 4°, 
 A— B in fours. B. M. 
 
 The abridged edition. 
 
 WHORING. 
 
 God's Judgments against Whoring. Be- 
 ing an Essay towards A General History 
 of it, From the Creation of the World, to 
 the Reign of Augustulus, . . . and from 
 thence down to the present Year 1697. 
 . . . Vol. 1. London, Printed for Richard 
 Baldwin, . . . 1697. 8°. A, 4 : a, 8 : 
 B— X in eights, X 8 blank. 
 I have seen no more. 
 
 WICLIFFE, JOHN. 
 
 Id. Wiclefi ViriVndiqvaque pijs.dialogoru 
 libri fptuor quoru primus diuinitate & 
 
 II 
 
WILDER. 
 
 "4 
 
 // ILLIAM 111. 
 
 Ideas tractat. Secudus uniuersaru crea- 
 tione coplectitur. Tertius de uirtutib. 
 uitijsq; ipsis cotrarijs copiosissime loqtur. 
 Quartus Ro. ecclesie sacrameta, . . . gra- 
 phica pstringit. . . . m.h.xxv. [Col.] 
 Excusum Anno a Christo nato. mdxxv. 
 Die vii Martij. 4°. A, : B, 8 : C— Xx 
 in fours, last leaf blank. 
 
 WILBEE, AMON. 
 Prima Pars de Comparatis Comparandis : 
 . . . Or the first part of things compared : 
 or of the iustification of King Charles 
 comparitively against the Parliament . . . 
 Oxford, Printed in the Yeare, 10.7. 4°, 
 A — F in fours. 
 
 Secvnda Pars, De Comparatis Compa- 
 randis : ... Or the second part of Things 
 compared, &c. Wherein (according to the 
 Author's promise in his first part of this 
 subject) is at large declared the egregious 
 injustice and oppression, arhytrarie and 
 violent acts and practises, and the pal- 
 pable violation of the Laws and Liber- 
 ties of this Nation, by certain unfaithful, 
 wicked men in this present Parliament, 
 . . . Printed at Oxford, 1647. 4", A— D 
 in fours. 
 
 Comparatis Comparandis : The Second 
 Part, Or, A Parallell of the former, and 
 later Force, upon the two Houses of Par- 
 liament . . . Printed in the Yeere 1047. 
 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 A different tract on the same side. 
 
 WILLIAM III. of Orange, King of Great 
 
 Britain (1088-1702). 
 Tue Necessity of Setling the Crown of 
 England. [Col.] Printed in the Year 
 108!). 4°, 4 leaves. Without a title-page. 
 
 The Prince of Orange His Declaration : 
 Shewing the Reasons why he Invades 
 England, With a Short Preface, And some 
 Modest Remarks on it. London : Pub- 
 lished by Randal Taylor mdclxxxviii. 
 
 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 Four Questions i )ebated. 
 Q. 1. Whether the Exercise of the Govern- 
 ment of England lie totally subverted 1 
 A Hi nn. 
 
 Q. 2. Admitting the Exercise of Govern- 
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 Settling is in the People I Affirm. 
 Q. 13. Whether as the Case stands, it is 
 best to settle the Exercise of the Govern- 
 ment in the Person, who would be next 
 by Lineal Descent, if King James the 
 Second was actually dead I Neg. 
 0. 1. Whether it is consistent with the 
 Prince's Honor to accept of the Govern- 
 
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 Parliament 1 Affirm. 
 With an Answer to the Objection that 
 the Convention will not have the Power 
 of a Parliament. Reprinted in the Yeer, 
 1 1 589. 4°, A— D in fours, D 4 blan k. . 
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 to his Friend Upon his being chosen a 
 Member of the Meeting of States in Scot- 
 land. Printed in the Year jidclxxxix. 
 4°. A, 4 : B, 5. 
 
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 Ministers Intermedling with State-Af- 
 fairs in their Sermons and Discourses. 
 [Col.] Edinburgh, Re-Printed in the 
 Year, 1089. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 The Addres of the University of St. An- 
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 of Faculties, . . . Also, A Letter from 
 the Arch-Bishops, and Bishops, to the 
 Kings most Excellent Majesty. London, 
 Printed bv J: R: to be sold be A: L: 
 1089. 4°, A— C 2 in fours. With a slip 
 of Errata on the back of the title. 
 
 Reflections upon Our Late and Presenl 
 Proceedings in England. Edinburgh, Re- 
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 Obedience Due to the Present Knig [tic] 
 Notwithstanding our Oaths to the Former. 
 Written by a Divine of the Church of 
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 A Speech of a Fellow Communer of Eng- 
 land to His Fellow Communers of the 
 Convention. [Edinburgh] Printed in the 
 Year MDCLXXXIX. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
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 The Character of a Prince. [Col.] Edin- 
 burgh, Re-printed in the Year, 10 s 9. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 Salus Populi Suprema Lex. Or, The Free 
 Thoughts of a Well-Wisher, For a good 
 Settlement. In a Letter to a Friend. 
 [Edinburgh] Printed in the Year L689. 
 4°, 4 leave-. 
 
 An Enquiry into the Present State of 
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 A Transient View of a Curat s Letter sent 
 to a Pretended Presbyterian Minister. 
 1 >ated 4. .March 1G89. [Edinburgh, 1090.] 
 A folio leaf. 
 
WILLIAMS. 
 
 "5 
 
 WING. 
 
 A Description of the most Glorious and 
 most Magnificent Arches Erected at the 
 Hague, For the Reception of William III. 
 King of Great Britain. With all the 
 Motto's and Latin Inscriptions that were 
 Written upon everyone of the said Arches. 
 Translated into English from the Dutch. 
 London : Printed for F. S. and are to be 
 sold by Richard Baldwin . . . m.dc.xci. 
 Folio, 4 leaves. 
 
 The Pretences of the French Invasion 
 Examined. For the Information of the 
 People of England. London, Printed for 
 R. Clavel at the Peacock in St. Paul's 
 Church-Yard, 1692. 4°, A— B in fours, 
 besides title and half-title. 
 
 The Debate at large, between the House 
 of Lords and House of Commons, at the 
 Free conference, held in the Painted 
 Chamber, in the Session of the Conven- 
 tion, Anno 1688. Relating to the Word, 
 Abdicated, and the Vacancy of the Throne, 
 in the Common's Vote. Printed for J. 
 Wick ins ; And to be Sold by the Book- 
 sellers of London and Westminster, 1695. 
 8°, A— B in fours : C— Pin eights : Q, 4. 
 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN, Bishop of Lincoln, 
 afterwards Archbishop) of York. 
 The Holy Table Name and Thing More 
 Antiently, properly, and literally used 
 under the New Testament, then that of an 
 Altar : Written long agoe by a Minister 
 in Lincolnshire, in answer to D. Coal, a 
 judicious Divine of Queene Maries days. 
 Ilia Sacramenti donatrix Men*a. — Aurel. 
 Pruden. in Peristaph. Hymno 11. Printed 
 for the Diocesse of Lincoln. 1637. 4°, 
 A — Ff in fours, and a leaf of Gg. 
 
 WILLIAMS, ROGER, of Providence, N. E. 
 Mr. Cottons Letter Lately Printed, Exa- 
 mined and Answered : By Roger Williams 
 of Providence in New-England. London, 
 Imprinted in the yeere 1644. 4°. A, 2 
 leaves : B — G in fours. 
 
 WILLYMOTT, WILLIAM, M.A., of 
 
 King's College, Cambridge. 
 English Particles Exemplify'd in Sen- 
 tences Design'd for Latin Exercises : 
 With the Proj^er Rendring of Each Par- 
 ticle Inserted in the Sentence. For the 
 Vse of Eton School. London : Printed 
 for Sam. Smith, . . . 1703. 8°. Title 
 and leaf with arms of the school : B — U 
 in eights : X, 6. 
 
 WILMOT, JOHN, Earl of Rochester. 
 Poems and Translations. Written upon 
 several Occasions, and To several Per- 
 sons. By a late Scholer of Eaton. [Quot. 
 
 from Juvenal and Cicero.] London : 
 Printed for Henry Bonwicke, at the Red 
 Lion in St. Paul's Church-Yard. 1689. 
 8°. Title and Table, 4 leaves : B— L in 
 eights : M, 4. 
 
 WILSON, JOHN, Minister of the Episco- 
 palian Church of Scotland. 
 An Essay on Enthusiasm ; Teaching to 
 distinguish between Inspirations War- 
 rantable and Unwarrantable. Written 
 at Kirkwall in Orkney, May 1699. Now 
 Published for the Authors Vindication. 
 To which is added, a Poem on the descent 
 of the Holy Ghost, for Pentecost. Edin- 
 burgh. Printed in the Year, m. dcc. vj. 
 4°, A— B in fours. Dedicated to the Earl 
 of Cromarty, the death of whose wife 
 Wilson mentions. 
 
 Three Poems, Mahanaim, Or, Strivings 
 with a Saviour, Containing a Dialogue 
 betwixt Jesus and an Afflicted Soul ; 
 Peniel, Or The Combatant Triumphing, 
 Expressing Comfort under Clouds. And 
 the Triumph Consummat, at the State of 
 Glory. By an Experienced Admirer of 
 Sanctified Afflictions. . . . Printed in the 
 Year 1706. 4°, A— D, 2 leaves each. 
 Dedicated by J. W. to Viscountess Stor- 
 mont and the Lady ^Emilia Murray, her 
 sister-in-law. B. M. 
 WINDMILL. 
 A New Wind-Mill, A New. At Oxford, 
 Printed by Leonard Lichfield, 1643. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 This is an address or epistle directed by 
 Abednego Canne from Boston, Januar. 2, 
 1042-3, "To my dearely beloved Brother 
 Mr Jonadas Trash, at his house in Soper- 
 lane, at the signe of the Shuttle." 
 
 WING, JOHN. 
 The Crowne Conivgall Or, the Spovse 
 Royall. A Discovery of the true honor 
 and happines of Christian Matrimony 
 Published for their consolation who are 
 married, and their encouragment who 
 are not, intending the benefit of both. 
 By Iohn Wing, Pastor to the English 
 Congregation, resident at Vlisshing in 
 Zeeland. Printed at Middelbvrgh, By 
 Iohn Hellenius dwelling in the market 
 place, at the signe of the Gallev, Anno 
 1G20. 4°. Title, Dedication to Mathew 
 Peke, Esq., Mayor of Sandwich, and 
 Errata, 4 leaves : A — T 2 in fours, T 2 
 blank. 
 
 WING, VINCENT. 
 Astronomia Britannica : In Qua Per 
 Novum Concinnioremq; Methodum, hi 
 quinq;Trectatustraduntur, . . . Authore 
 Vincentio Wing, Math em. Londoni, Typis 
 
WING A TE. 
 
 116 
 
 Y- WORTH. 
 
 Johannis Macock, . . . 1669. Folio. De- 
 dicated to Sir Robert Markham, Baronet. 
 With a large portrait by Cross, with the 
 Inscription : Vincentius Wing Lujfen- 
 hamiensis Rutlandice Natus Anno. 1619. 
 Die. 9. Aprilis. 
 
 WINGATE, NINIAN, of Renfrew. 
 Flagellum Seetariorum, Qvi Religionis 
 Praetextv Seditionem in Caesarem, Avt in 
 alios Orthodoxos Principes excitare stu- 
 dent; . . . AccessitVelitatio inGeorgivm 
 Bvchananvm circa Dialogum, quern scrip- 
 sit <)e iure regni apud Scotos. . . . Ingol- 
 stadii, . . . Anno, m.d.lxxxii. 4°. a, 4 
 leaves : A — Z in fours : a — o in fours. 
 Dedicated to William, Count Palatine of 
 the Rhine, from Ratisbon. 
 
 WORCESTERSHIRE. 
 
 A Letter sent from Mr. Sergeant Wilde, 
 and Humphrey Salwey Esq; Both Mem- 
 bers of the House of Commons, To the 
 Honorable, William Lenthall, Esquior, 
 Speaker of the House of Commons; Con- 
 cerning divers Passages at the Quarter 
 Sessions in Worcester, about the execu- 
 tion of the Commission of Array, and the 
 Ordinance of the Militia : At which Ses- 
 sions was the greatest Assembly that hath 
 been seen for many yeers past. Together 
 with the humble Petition of the Grand- 
 Jury-men . . . London, Printed by Luke 
 Norton and John Field . . . July 18. 
 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 WORLDS. 
 
 A Discovery of New Worlds. From the 
 French. Made English By Mrs. A. Behn. 
 To which is prefixed a Preface by way of 
 
 Essay on Translated Prose ; . . . London, 
 Printed for William Canning, . . . 1688. 
 b°, A — L in eights, besides a, 8 : b, 4 : 
 
 c, 2. Dedicated to William, Earl of Drnin- 
 
 1 an grig. 
 
 WOELIDGE, JOHN, Gentleman. 
 The Compleat Bee-Master ; Or, A Dis- 
 course of Bees : Shewing the best Way 
 of Improving them, and Discovering the 
 Fallacies that are imposed by some, for 
 private Lucre, on the credulous Levers 
 and Admirers of these Insects. London : 
 Printed for, and Sold by G. Conyers, at 
 the Ring in Little-Britain 1698. Price 
 St. 6d. Small 8°. A, 4 leaves, besides 
 the frontispiece : B — C in eights. B. M. 
 
 WORSOP, EDWARD, Londoner. 
 A Discoverie of sundrie errours and faults 
 daily committed by Lande-meaters, igno- 
 rant of Arithmeticke and Geometrie, 
 to the damage, and preiudice of many 
 her Maiesties subjects, with manifest 
 proofe that none ought to be admitted to 
 that function but the learned practicioners 
 of those Sciences : Written Dialoguewise, 
 according to a certaine communication 
 had of that matter. ... At London, 
 Printed by Hemie Middleton for Gre- 
 gorie Seton. Anno 1584. 4°, A— K 2 
 in fours. Black letter. With diagrams. 
 Dedicated to Lord Burleigh. 
 
 WYER, ROBERT, Printer. 
 Prognosticacion Drawen out of the Bookes 
 of Ipocras, Auicen, and other notable 
 Auctours of Physycke, shewynge the 
 daunger of dyiu-rs syckenesses, that is to 
 say, whether peryll of death be in them 
 or not, the pleasure of almyghtye God 
 resented. [Col.] Finis q. R. W. Im- 
 prynted by me Robert Wyer. Cum pri- 
 uilegio ad imprimendum solum. Sm. 8°, 
 A — D in fours. With two woodcut figures 
 of Hippocrates and Avicenna on back of 
 title and W\ r er's device on D 4 verso. 
 
 Y. 
 
 YOLANDAOF SICILY. 
 Tin' Chaste Seraglian : Or, Yolanda of 
 Sicily. ANovel. [n Two Parts. Done 
 out of French by T. II. (lent. London, 
 Printed for R. Bentley and S. Magnes. 
 . . . mdci.xxxv. 12°. Title and frontis- 
 piece, - leaves: B — Gin twelves: II, 10. 
 Dedicated by Thomas Hayes to Sir Wil- 
 liam Kenricke, Baronet. 
 
 Y- WORTH, W., Spagiric Doctor. 
 rntroitus Apertus ad Artem 1 >>Millationis ; 
 <>r. The Whole Art of Distillation Prac- 
 tically Stated, And Adorned with all the 
 New Modes of Working now in Use. . . . 
 To which is Added, The True and Genuin 
 Way of preparing Powers by three noble 
 Menstruums, . . . Illustrated with Cop- 
 per Sculptures. By W. Y-worth, Medi- 
 
Y- WORTH. 
 
 117 
 
 ZWINGLIUS. 
 
 cinae Professor in Doctrinis Spagyriis & 
 per ignem Philosophus. London, Printed 
 for Ioh. Taylor . . . mdcxcii. 8°, A — N 
 in eights, N 8 blank. With the Preface 
 dated from St. Paul's, Shad well, and plates 
 at pp. 11, 31, 59, and 139. H. Stopes, 
 Esq. 
 
 Chymicvs Rationalis : Or, The Funda- 
 mental Grounds of the Chymical Art 
 Rationally Stated and Demonstrated, By 
 Various Examples in Distillation, Recti- 
 fication, and Exaltation of Vinor Spirits, 
 Tinctures, Oyls, Salts, Powers, and Oleo- 
 sums ; in such a Manner as to retain the 
 
 Specifick Virtue of Concrets in the greatest 
 Power and Force. ... In which is con- 
 tained A Philosophical Description of the 
 Astrum, Lunare, Microcrosmicum, or Phos- 
 pheros. Recommended to all that desire 
 to improve and advance profitable Truths, 
 such as are Real and not Hysterical. By 
 W. Y- Worth, Spagirick Physician in both 
 Medicines, and Philosopher by Fire. 
 London : Printed for Thomas Salusbury, 
 . . . 1692. 8°, A— Lin eights, A 8 with 
 Advertisements. Dedicated to the Hon- 
 ourable Robert Boyle, Esquire. H. Stopes, 
 Esq. 
 
 z. 
 
 ZWINGLIUS, HULDRICH. 
 
 *A short pathwaye to the ryghte and true 
 vnderstanding of the holye and sacred 
 Scriptures : . . . now translated out of 
 Laten into Englysshe by John Veron, 
 Senonois. James, i. Chap. lie that wanteth 
 
 wisedome . . . Imprinted the xxiiii. daie 
 of Maie. Anno Do. 1550. At Worcester 
 by John Oswen. Cum priuilegio. . . . 
 Sm. 8°, n in eights. Dedicated to Sir 
 Arthur Darcy, Knight. 
 
SECOND SUPPLEMENT. 
 
 ADAM AND EVE. 
 Adam and Eve Stript of their Furbelows : 
 Or, The Fashionable Virtues and Vices 
 of both Sexes expos'd to publick View. 
 . . . The Second Edition. . . . London, 
 Printed for A. Bettesworth. . . . Price 
 Bound 3/. 8°. A, 4 leaves : a, 2 leaves : 
 B — P in eights. In prose and verse. 
 A collection of Characters. 
 
 AINSWORTH, R. 
 The Most Natural and Easie "Way of In- 
 stitution : Containing Proposals for mak- 
 ing a Domestic Education less Chargeable 
 to Parents, and More Easie and Beneficial 
 to Children. By which Method, Youth 
 may not only make a very considerable 
 Progress in Languages, but also in Arts 
 and Sciences, in Two Years . . . London, 
 Printed for Christopher Hussey, at the 
 Flower-de-Luce in Little-Britain. 1698. 
 4°, A— D in fours. Dedicated to Sir 
 William Hustler. M.P. 
 
 AINSWORTH, W. 
 Triplex Memoriale : the substance of 
 three Commemoration Sermons, preached 
 at Halifax in remembrance of Mr. Natha- 
 neel Waterhouse, with an extract out of his 
 last Will and Testament. York, . . . 1650. 
 8°. 
 
 This hook occurred in the Crossley sale, 
 N<>. 13 ; but I failed to take a note of it, and 
 have not been able to trace it since. Crossley's 
 had on the title the autograph of Thomas 
 Lister. The present makeshift account is 
 from the auctioneer's catalogue. Unknown 
 to Mr. Davies. Mr. Crossley says, '"It is 
 by far the rarest book connected with Hali- 
 fax." 
 
 ALCHEMY. 
 A New Light of Alchymie : Takenoutot' 
 the fountaine of Nature, and Manual] 
 Experience. To which is added a Treatise 
 of Svlphvr : Written by Micheel Sandi 
 vogius: i.e. Anagrammatical ly, Divi 
 Lesc/ii Genus Ano. Also Nine Books id' 
 the Nature of Things, Written by Para- 
 celsus, .... Also a ( Ihymicall Di< tion- 
 ary explaining hard places and words . . . 
 All which arc faithfully translated cut of 
 the Latin into the English tongue, By J. F. 
 M.D. London, Printed by Richard Cotes, 
 
 for Thomas Williams, at the Bible in 
 Little-Britain, 1650. 4°, A— Ff in fours, 
 besides a second sheet of A, 4 leaves, with 
 the Preface. 
 
 ALEXANDER, JOHN. 
 God's Covenant Displayed, By John Alex- 
 ander A Converted Jew. With A Pro- 
 semial Discourse of the Reasons of this 
 Conversion. London, Printed for Walter 
 Kettilby, . . . 1689. 4°. Dedicated by 
 Alexander to Sir John Maynard. Chief 
 Lord Commissioner for the Great Seal of 
 England. 
 The copy used ended imperfectly on E 4. 
 
 ANDERSON, ALEXANDER, of Aber- 
 deen. 
 Alexandri Andersoni Aberdonensis Svp- 
 plementvm Apollonii Redivivi. sine, 
 Analysis problematis hacteims desiderati 
 ad Apollonij Pergad doctrinam . . . non 
 itapridem restitutuni . . . Parisiis, Apud 
 Hadrianvm Beys, . . . Anno cio. ioc. XII. 
 4°, A— M in fours, A 1 blank. With 
 diagrams. 
 
 ANTIDOTE. 
 The Cabinet of Mirth : Or The Antidote 
 against Melancholy. Compounded of 
 Merry Tales, Jests, and Bulls. London, 
 Printed for John Playford at his Shop in 
 the Temple, 1674. 8°, A— G 3 in eights, 
 sion. B omitted. With the same engrav- 
 ing on title as in the editions of 1661, 
 1669, and 1682. 
 
 The Preface is subscribed T!-.o. Jordan in 
 this issue. In the others the work is anony- 
 mous ; yet it was published by the same 
 person as the editions of 16(59 and 1682, so 
 that it can scarcely have been one of Jor- 
 dan's be^ning productions ; nor, if the book 
 had been his, was he the man to have with- 
 held his name when it appeared before. 
 
 ARCANA. 
 
 Curiosa Arcana: Being Curious Secrets, 
 Artificial and Natural. In Three Parts. 
 . . . From the last Edition in French ; 
 which contains near as much more as any 
 other former Edition, To which isadded, 
 A Supplement of Divers Curiosities by 
 the Translator. The Whole Illustrated 
 with ( 'opper Plates, adapted to the several 
 Subjects. London : Printed for T. N. 
 
ARM IN. 
 
 119 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 and Sold at the Ring in Little-Britain ; 
 where may be had Hartmans Preserver 
 of Health. . . . Price Five Shillings. 
 [About 1700.] 8°, A— Aa in eights, be- 
 sides 6 leaves marked *F between Z and 
 Aa, headed Notable Things, and printed 
 on different paper in a smaller tvpe. With 
 plates at pp. 36, 77, 82, 85, 87, 107, 125, 
 and 138. In two columns. 
 
 Probably translated and compiled by 
 Thomas Tryon. A very curious volume, 
 lent to me by Mr. John Addison, of Fulham. 
 It embraces Cookery, Medicine, Gardening, 
 "Wines, the Mechanical Arts, &c. 
 
 ARMIN, ROBERT. 
 Foole Vpon Foole, or Six Sortes of Sottes, 
 shewing their liues, humours and be- 
 hauiours, with their want of wit in their 
 shew of wisdome. Not so strange as true. 
 Written by one seeming to haue his 
 mothers witte, when some say he is fild 
 with his fathers fopperie, and hopes he 
 liues not without companie. Clonnico 
 del Curtanio Snuffe. London Printed for 
 William Ferbrand, dwelling neere Guild- 
 hall gate ouer against the Maidenhead. 
 1600. 4°. 
 
 See Halliwell-Phillipps' Outlines of the 
 Life of Shakespeare, Cth ed., i. 295-6. My 
 very old acquaintance the author, shortly be- 
 fore his death, afforded me an opportunity 
 of examining for bibliographical purposes all 
 his early English books at Brighton and 
 Brompton ; but I overlooked the present 
 volume, taking it to be the impression of 
 1605. 
 
 It differs materially from the latter in 
 the title itself, which describes Armin as 
 taking the part of the clown at the Curtain 
 in 1609, whereas the copy of 1605 mentions 
 him as thus engaged at the Globe. A Cal- 
 endar of Shakespearean Rarities, by J. O. 
 H. Phillipps, 1887, No. 751. 
 
 Armin, doubtless, also wrote the Quips 
 upon Questions, 1600, which I incautiously 
 followed Mr. Collier in my Handbook, 1867, 
 in giving to John Singer the actor. 
 
 ARMY. 
 Physician Cure thy Self: Or, An Answer 
 To a Seditious Pamphlet, Entitled Eye- 
 Salve for the English Army, &c. Written 
 and Publish'*! for the Information and 
 Benefit of the Souldjery ; and to them 
 Directed. April 23. 1660. London, 
 Printed for H. B. at the Gun in Ivy-lane, 
 1660. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 ASSHETON, W. 
 An Account of D r Assheton's Proposal 
 (as Improved and Managed by the Wor- 
 shipful Company of Mercers, London) for 
 the Benefit of Widows of Clergymen and 
 Others ; By Settling Joyntures and An- 
 nuities at the rate of Thirty per Cent. . . . 
 
 London : Printed for B. Aylmer, . . . 
 1699. Sm. 8°, 10 leaves. B. M. 
 
 A Full Account of the Rise, Progress, & 
 Advantages of Dr. Assheton's Proposal. 
 London : Printed by J. R. Given Gratis 
 at Mercers-Hall, and by J. Baker in Mer- 
 cers-Chappel Porch, 1710. 12°, A— B in 
 twelves. 
 
 ATKYNS, SIR ROBERT, K.B., late one 
 of the Judges of the Common Pleas. 
 An Enquiry into the Power of Dispensing 
 with Penal Statutes. Together with Some 
 Animadversions upon A Book writ by Sir 
 Edw. Herbert, Lord Chief Justice of the 
 Common Pleas, Entituled, A short Ac- 
 count of the Authorities in Law, upon 
 which Judgment was given in Sir Edward 
 Hales's Case. . . . London : Printed for 
 Timothy Goodwin, . . . 1689. Folio, 
 A — P, 2 leaves each, A 1 with Advertise- 
 ment as to publication. 
 
 ATTWOOD, WILLIAM, Esquire. 
 
 The Case of William Attwood, Esq ; By 
 the Late King William of Glorious Me- 
 mory, Constituted Chief Justice of the 
 Province of New York in America, and 
 Judge of the Admiralty there, and in 
 Neighbouring Colonies. With a True 
 Account of the Government and People 
 of that Province ; particularly of Bayard's 
 Faction, and the Treason for which he and 
 Hutchins stand Attainted ; but Reprieved 
 before the Lord Cnrnbury's Arrival, upon 
 acknowledging their Offences, and begging 
 Pardon. London ; Printed in the Year 
 mdcciii. Folio, A — F, 2 leaves each. 
 
 B. W. 
 
 A Seasonable Discourse : Shewing how 
 that the Oaths of Allegiance & Supremacy, 
 (As our Laws interpret them) Contain 
 Nothing which any Good Christian ought 
 to Bougie at. [Quotations.] Printed in 
 the Year, 1679. 4°, A— E in fours. 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 Corporation-Credit, Or, A Bank of Credit 
 made Currant, by Common Consent in 
 London. More Useful and Safe than 
 Money. London, Printed by John Gain, 
 for the Office. Anno, m.dc.lxxxii. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 Englands Interest Or The Great Benefit 
 to Trade By Banks or Offices of Credit in 
 London, &c. As it hath been Considered 
 and Agreed upon by a Committee of Al- 
 dermen and Commons, thereunto Ap- 
 pointed, by the Right Honourable, the 
 Lord Major, Aldermen, and Commons, in 
 Common-Council Assembled. . . . Lon- 
 
BARLOW. 
 
 BELLARMl.Xi:. 
 
 don, Printed by John Gain, for the Office, 
 m.dc.lxxxii. 4°, G leaves, the last blank, 
 the 5th with a form for subscriptions. 
 A Discourse concerning Banks. [Col.] 
 Loin Ion, Printed for James Knapton at 
 the Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard. 
 mdcxcvii. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 Some Considerations Offered against the 
 Continuance of the Bank of England, In 
 a Letter to a Member of the present Par- 
 liament. 4°, A — C, 2 leaves each. 
 BARLOW, WILLIAM. 
 Magneticall Aduerti semen ts : Or Divers 
 Pertinent observations, and approued ex- 
 periments, concerning the nature and pro- 
 perties of the Load-stone. . . . The second 
 Edition. London, Printed by Edward 
 Griffin for Timothy Barlow, and are to be 
 sold at his shop in Pauls Church-yard, at 
 the signe of Time. 1618. 4°, A— N in 
 fours : A Briefe Discovery of the Idle Ani- 
 madversions of Marke Ridley, with a new 
 title, A — B in fours, besides a leaf of Er- 
 rata. With woodcuts. Dedicated to Sir 
 Dudley Digges, Knight. ]!. M. 
 
 On N 4 of the first portion occurs an inte- 
 resting letter from W. Gilbert of Colchester 
 to Mr. William Barlow, respecting his own 
 book on the magnet, his appreciation of Bar- 
 low's labours, desire to see him, and the 
 interest taken at Venice in the subject. 
 
 BARONETS. 
 
 Three Patents Concerning the Honour- 
 able Degree and Dignitie of Baronets. 
 The first containing the Creation and 
 
 Grant. 
 The second a decree with addition of 
 
 other Priuiledges. 
 The thirde a confirmation and explana- 
 tion. 
 % Imprinted at London by Robert Barker, 
 . . . Anno 1(317. 4°, A — E in fours, A 1 
 blank. B. M. 
 
 A second copy before me has the auto- 
 graph on title of Humphrey Dyson. 
 
 BARTON, DAVID, M.A., Rector of St. 
 Margarets, New Fish Street, London. 
 Mercy In the midst of Judgment : By a 
 gracious discovery of a certain Remedy 
 for London's Languishing Trade. In a 
 Sermon Preached before the Right Hon- 
 ourable the Lord Mayor and the Citizens 
 of London, on September 12. 1669. at 
 the new repaired Chappel at Guild-Hall. 
 London, Printed for James Allestrv, . . . 
 1670. 4°, A— H in fours, A 1 with the 
 Mayor's invitation to Barton to publish 
 his discourse. 
 
 A worthless performance. 
 
 BASIL, WILLIAM. 
 Two Letters from William Basil Esq; At- 
 
 torney General of Ireland . ... of a Great 
 Victory Obtained by the Parliaments 
 Forces in the North of Ireland, on the 
 plains of Lisnegarvy, against the Enemy 
 there: . . . With a Relation of the taking 
 of Dumcree ; and of the Surrender of Car- 
 rickfergus upon Articles. . . . London, 
 Printed by John Field for Edward Hus- 
 band, Printer to the Parliament of Eng- 
 land. 1649. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 One of these was to the Speaker, the other 
 to the Council, on the same subject. 
 
 BASSET. 
 The Disorders of Bassett, A Novel. Done 
 out of French. London, Printed for John 
 Newton at the Three Pidgeons over against 
 the Inner Temple Gate, in Fleet-street. 
 1688. 12°, A— E 10 in twelves. B. M. 
 "Written to illustrate the mischief occa- 
 sioned in France by the game of basset. 
 
 BAXTER, RICHARD. 
 
 The Quakers Catechism, Or, The Quakers 
 questioned, Their Questions Answered, 
 And Both Published, For the Sake of those 
 of them that have not yet sinned unto 
 Death ; . . . London, Printed by A. N. 
 for Thomas Underbill . . . and Francis 
 Tvton . . . 1655. 4°, A— H 2 in fours, 
 A 1 blank and H 2 with Errata. 
 
 BEAUMONT, JOHN. Junior. 
 The Present State of the Universe, Or an 
 Account ofl. The Rise, Births, Names, . . . 
 of the present Chief Princes of the World. 
 II. Their Coats of Arms, . . . III. Their 
 Chief Towns, . . . IV. Their Revenues. 
 To which are added some other Curious 
 Remarks. . . . London: Printed, and are 
 to be Sold by Randall Taylor, near Sta- 
 tioners-Hall. 1694. 4°. A, 2 leaves: 
 B — 2 in fours, Dedicated to the Hon- 
 ourable Charles Cottiugton, Esquire. 
 
 BEDE. 
 Venerabilis Bedae presbyteri de tempori- 
 bus siue de sex aetatibus huius seculi 
 Liber incipit. . . . Cum priuilegio. [Col.] 
 Impressum Vene. p loan, de Tridino alias 
 Tacuino anno domini . M.D.v. die. xxyiii. 
 Mai. 4°, A— L in fours : M, 6. B. M. 
 
 BELL, THOMAS, Philologus, Scotus, of 
 Edinburgh. 
 Roma Restituta, Sive Antiquitatum Ro- 
 manarum Compendium Absolutum . . . 
 Glasguse, Excudebat Robertus Sanders. 
 . . . m.ih'.i.x.xii. Sm. 8". t, 6 leaves : 
 ft, 8 leaves, last blank : A — T in eights. 
 This volume contains a poem on the 
 Spanish Armada, 
 
 BELLARM1XK. 
 A Defence of the Confuter of Bellarmin's 
 
BET HELL. 
 
 BOOTH. 
 
 Second Note of the Churchs Antiquity, 
 Against the Cavils of the Adviser. Lou- 
 don : Printed for Ric. Chiswell, . . . 
 MDCLXXXVix. 4°, A — C in fours. 
 
 BETHELL, COLONEL. 
 Col: Bethels Letter to His Excellence tlie 
 Lord Fairfax, Concerning the surrender 
 of Scarbrough Castle, on Tuesday ,'Decemb. 
 19. 1648. Together, With a true Copy of 
 the Articles .... London. Printed for 
 J. Playford at his Shop in the Inner- 
 Temple. Decernb. 25. 1648. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 BIBLE. 
 The Byble in Englyshe, that is to saye 
 the contet of al the holy scrypture, both 
 of y e olde, and newe testamet, with a pro- 
 loge therinto, made by the reuerende 
 father in God, Thomas archbysshop of 
 Canterbury, ([ This is the Byble apoynted 
 to the vse of the churches. C Prynted by 
 Edward whytchurche, Cum priuilegio ad 
 imprimendum solum. M. D. XL. [Col.] 
 The ende of the newe Testament : and of 
 the whole Byble, Fynisshed in Apryll, 
 Anno m.ccccc.xl. A duo factii est istud. 
 Large folio. In two columns. With wood- 
 cuts. Title within a broad engraved bor- 
 der, Calendar, &c, 6 leaves : Prologue and 
 Names of 'he Books, 4 leaves : a — 1 4 in 
 eights: The seconde parte . . . with a new 
 title, A — Q 2 in eights, followed by a 
 blank, and possibly should be by a second 
 to complete the half-sheet. The thirde 
 parte . . . with a new title, AA — 3 K in 
 eights : The newe Testamet . . . with a 
 new title, AA — NN in eights. 
 
 Sotheby's, March 29, 1889, No. G34, with 
 autograph of " Thomas Walleys of Trow- 
 bridge, 1540." and on fly-leaf memoranda of 
 the death of Henry Wallis of Healing, aged 
 85, May 4, 1775, and of Elizabeth Fair, his 
 daughter, who was mother of fifteen chil- 
 dren, whose names and births are all recorded. 
 She died, aged 4'2 years, April 28, 1794. 
 
 BISHOPE, GEORGE. 
 New-England Judged, By the Spirit of 
 the Lord. In Two Parts. . . . Formerly 
 Published by Georges Bishop, and now 
 somewhat Abreviated. With an Appen- 
 dix, Containing the Writings of several of 
 the Sufferers ; . . . Also, An Answer to 
 Cotton Mather's Abuses of the said People, 
 . . . London, Printed and Sold by T. 
 Sowle, . . . 1703. 8°. * 4 leaves: title 
 to Part 1 : A— Xx in eights : Yy, 2 
 leaves : Zz, 4 leaves. 
 
 "With a preface by Joseph Grover. 
 
 BLAKE, WILLIAM, Housekeeper to the 
 Ladiei School at Highgate. 
 [Silver Drops, Or Serious Things. Lon- 
 
 don, about 16ft0.] 8°, A— T 3 in eights, 
 T 3 occupied by a notice, besides four 
 plates, consisting of figures of Charity and 
 Time, a view of Highgate Ladies' School, 
 and a frontispiece with butterflies and 
 verses. B. M. 
 
 The text begius on p. 79, the matter pre- 
 ceding being a series of letters addressed by 
 Blake to various ladies of rank, who were 
 patronesses of the Ladies' School at High- 
 gate, where he was housekeeper. There is 
 no regular title. The present copy appears 
 to have belonged to the author, who has 
 filled up in MS. the names of the benefac- 
 tresses to the institution, including the 
 Dowager - Countess of Northumberland, 
 Lady Falkland, Lady Clayton, &c. 
 
 The leaf at end begs donors to take a re- 
 ceipt on the back of the plate of Time or 
 Charity, sealed with the seals of the Trea- 
 surer, Housekeeper, and Registrar ; which 
 may account for the scarcity of the volume 
 in a complete state. 
 
 BLAND, PETER, of Gray's-Lnn, Gentle- 
 man. 
 A Royall Position, Whereby 'tis proved, 
 that 'tis against the Common Laws of 
 England to depose a King : Or, An Ad- 
 dition to a Book, Intituled, Resolved on 
 the Question : Or, A Question Resolved. 
 . . . London, Printed for John Field. 
 1642. 4°, A— B in fours. Dedicated by 
 Bland to his ever Honoured Uncle, Henry 
 Shelly, Esquire, M.P. 
 
 BODIN, J. 
 The Sixe Bookes of a Common Weale. 
 Written by I. Bodin a famous Lawyer, 
 and a man of great Experience in matters 
 of State. Out of the French and Latine 
 Copies, done into English, by Richard 
 Knolles. London Impensis G. Bishop. 
 1606. Rex & Lex. Folio, A— 3 V in 
 sixes : 3 X, 8 leaves. The first and last 
 leaves are blank. [Col.] Imprinted at 
 London by Adam Islip. 1606. Dedi- 
 cated by Knolles to his especial good 
 friend, Sir Peter Manwood, K.B. 
 
 BOHUN, R., of New College, Oxford. 
 A Discourse Concerning the Origin and 
 Properties of Wind. With An Historicall 
 Account of Hurricanes, and other Tem- 
 pestuous Winds. Oxford, Printed by W. 
 Hall for Tho. Bowman Anno Dom. 1671. 
 8°, Title, 1 leaf: * 8 leaves: A— T in 
 eights, T 8 blank. B. M. 
 
 BOOTH, HENRY, afterwards Lord Ikla- 
 mere and Earl of JFarrington. 
 The Speech of the Honourable Henry 
 Booth Esq; Spoken in Chester March 2. 
 168°. At his being Elected one of the 
 Knights of the Shire for that County, to 
 serve in the Parliament Summon'd to 
 

 
 
 
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 Meeting-House the 7"' of the third M 
 called May, L682. I . 
 
 Without a title-page. 
 
 T Devouring! Informers of Bristol, &c. 
 Being an Additional Account of some late 
 Proceedings >>t' those Ravenous Beasts of 
 Prey, dnst Dissenting- Protestants, 
 . April 22. 1682. 4°,2 Leaves. 
 \\ it h.-nr a title p 
 
 BRITAIN. 
 Britannia Triumphalis ; A Brief 11 
 of i be Warres and 
 
 Greal Britain. From the Death of the 
 lat <■ Ming, to the Dissolution of the Last 
 Parliament V ■ • 
 
 res mutat hutnanas, . . . London, Printed 
 for Samuel Howes, and are to be soLd at 
 his Shop in Popes-head A.lley. 1654 
 [April 28]. 8°. A. I Leaves : B 
 eights. 1 
 
 BROOKE, SIR ROBEB r. S 
 \ cvns Nouell cascade Lea ans <-t t»in]>s 
 Lu Roy, II. 8 I',!. »;. ( i l.i K, \ ■■ M n . 
 en l;i graund Abridgement com- 
 per Sir Robert Brooke Chiual 
 la disperse en Lea 1':; ',.•-. & es icy collect 
 sub ans. Anno Do, 1578. * In edibns 
 Richardi T I Cum priuil o. s . 
 
 A P in eights. [Col.] «' Imprinted at 
 1 ndon in Fl< el w ithiu Temple 
 
 Barre at the sis Starrc 
 
 1 \ Richard Tottj 1. ilu> w. of October. 
 L57a 
 
 BROW N r. JOHN, S 
 
 A Coniple ■: ?n itise ol ilie Musoh . \ 
 thev appear in Humane Body, and arise 
 in Dissection; With Diverse Anatomical 
 
 en ations Not yel Discovered. Illus- 
 trated bj near Fourty Copper P at< 
 
 \ iratelj I '■ lit i at< il and 
 \ \ \ Ln the Stivov. Printed 
 
 bj rim Newcombe for the Author. 1681, 
 
 1 '. Til !<• and >i> dication t" the Kii 
 •2 leaves : Pi ivilege and a second di 
 
 tion to ( !lu istopln i. I >uk< f \ marie, 
 
 S 1< ;i\ es : a e, S 1< \&\ e i ich I. I leal 
 \ \ . ' - - each : 0, •'? Ii a> es P, :'. 
 
 I ives : no Q : R, 21 iv< S, 
 
 T, 3 leavi \ \. 5f, 3 
 
 leavi Ce, 
 
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 ives en h 3 II. I leaf. \\ il 
 number* 
 
 BR1 ^N, JOHN, 
 Hie Vertvo\ D \ rmon 
 
 l'r. ached at Saint Marion in W hi w ick. 
 ai the Funeral 1 of t i * * • mo i \ eri nous and 
 tin. lv reli vi Ueutluv omau, M 
 
 I Puckering, Daughter an I 
 h< ire t>> the right VVbrshipfull, Sir Thomas 
 
 .. Lvuight and B 
 the i \ r. 
 
 v!. for 1 apman, . . . L640. 
 
 . . \ C in fours, C i occupied by an 
 1 ipli bv the Author. Dedicated 
 T, Puckering. 
 
 BUCHANAN, GEORGE. 
 
 S Franciscai 
 l s, Elegiarvni Liber 1. Silvarvm 
 ■ 1. Endeca-Syllabon Liber I. Epi- 
 grammaton Libri III. De Spluvra ; 
 mentvm. \- cio.io sxcn 8 . A 
 ;hts. 
 
 G ■ ■ Buchanani S inus et 
 
 Fratrea, ... In Bihliopolio Commeliniano. 
 , A — B in eights 
 
 -. &G 1 : A 
 \ ; in eights. 
 
 Baptistes, Sive Calvmnia, L\ o 
 
 tow Geoi .; ■ Bvohanano Sc» to I ndiuL 
 
 Et prostant Antuerpite apud lacohum 
 
 Henricium m.im\w;u. 8°, A Din 
 [talk Letter. 
 
 Baptistes, Sive Calvmnia, L\ 
 
 tore I Bvohanano Scoto, Franco- 
 
 i\ rti, \pu.i AiMtv.un Wechelum. 
 m.i'.i \\i\. 8°, A D m eights Italic 
 letter. 
 
 In this t\litu>i\ 01 
 
 Daniel Rogers, addressed to ih<' author on 
 
 .ins. 
 
 BURN M \. \ . 
 !'«■ Proposals, Humbly Offer'd to the 
 Honourable House of Commons, . . 1 
 That a Duty be Laid on Malt, in the stead 
 of tin' present Duty on Be« r and A 
 
 likewise, ih.it the Beveral Ei 
 nunts that Revenue lies under, be Trans 
 i. m'.i on that ol Malt, 1 1. That a Duty 
 be laid on Mali, and the present P 
 Beer and Ale be continued. To which is 
 Annex'd In Aocoraptwhat iu all Pro 
 bability the Frauds ol Brew radoamount 
 to, ... , London, l'i Luted in tlie ^ 
 1696 r'. \ . . | ■ D 
 
 the title, 
 
 BURNET, QILBEB r. 
 \ 1 1 . arse o] I '■ M ■ ry o f t it Rar< 
 aud ) \ u Sii Robert 
 
 ■mi w ho died th< 
 January last in ih<- thirty niutli year of 
 
 Written bj I lentleman 
 \ uaintance . . . l&diuburgh, Printed 
 I s atiom \ I hmi, 
 \ linl m . Z i bhuik, 
 
 \ \ on of tli<- Authority . i 'onsti 
 
 ii. and Law • .'i tlu' Church and 
 
BUSH NELL. 
 
 124 
 
 CASTELLI. 
 
 State of Scotland. In Four Conferences. 
 
 Wherein the Answer to the Dialogues be- 
 twixt the Conformist and the Non-Con- 
 formist, is examined. By Gilbert Burnet, 
 Professor of Theologie in Glasgow. Glas- 
 gow, By Robert Sanders, Printer to the 
 City, and University, 1673. 8°, A— Kk 4 
 in eights, Kk 4 blank. Dedicated to the 
 Duke of Lauderdale. 
 
 Some Passages of the Life & Death of . . . 
 John Earl of Rochester .... Dvblin, 
 Reprinted by Joseph Ray at College- 
 Green, for William Winter at the Wan- 
 dering Jew in Castle-street, . . . mdclxx vi. 
 4°, A— H in fours. 
 
 BUSHNELL, WALTER, Vicar of Box, 
 co. Wilts. 
 A Narrative of the Proceedings of the 
 Commissioners Appointed by O. Crom- 
 well, For Ejecting Scandalous and Igno- 
 rant Ministers. In the Case of Walter 
 Bushnell Clerk, Vicar of Box in the 
 County of Wilts. Wherein is shewed 
 That both Commissioners, Ministers, 
 Clerk, Witnesses have acted as unjustly 
 even as was possible for men to do by such 
 a Power : and all under the pretence 
 of Godliness and Reformation. [Quota- 
 tions.] Printed for R. Clavell at the 
 Stags-head in S. Pauls church yard, 1660 
 [August]. 8°, A— R in eights, R 8 blank. 
 Dedicated by Bushnell to Sir Anthony 
 Ashley Cooper, Knight and Baronet, and 
 John Earnly, Esq., Knights of the Shire 
 for the County of Wilts. B. M. 
 
 See Hazlitt's Schools, Schoolbooks, and 
 Schoolmasters, 1S88, p. 191. 
 
 BUTLER, JOHN, B.D., emd Chaplain to 
 
 the Duke of Ormonde; Rector of Lich- 
 borrow in the Diocese of Peterborough. 
 Christologia. Or A Brief (but True) 
 Account of the certain Year, Moneth, Day 
 and Minute of the Birth of Jesus Christ. 
 . . . London. Printed by Joseph Moxon, 
 . . . And by Hen. Broom, . . . 1671. 
 8°, A— X in eights, besides a folded plan 
 before Part 11. Dedicated to the Duke 
 of Ormonde. With astrological diagrams. 
 
 C. C. 
 
 Tieason's Master-piece : Or, A Conference 
 lUld at Whitehall between Oliver The 
 late Usurper, And A Committee of the 
 then pretended Parliament; Who desired 
 him to take upon him the Title of King 
 of England &c. with an intent to exclude 
 the Royal Line. . . . Collected by a faith- 
 ful hand. London: Printed for Daniel 
 Major, . . . 1680. 8°, A— H in eights. 
 The writer subscribes himself ;it the end 
 
 of the preface : " A hearty lover of his 
 Kins,' and Country, C. C.—fursan Charles 
 Cotton. 
 
 CALAMY, EDMUND, B.D., Preacher at 
 Ald> rmanbury, London. 
 Englands Lookiug-Glasse, Presented in A 
 Sermon, Preached before the Honourable 
 House of Commons, at their late solemne 
 Fast, December 22. 1641. . . . Published 
 by Order of the House. London, Printed 
 for Cadwallader Greene, and are to bee 
 sold by Stationers, Anno 1642. 4°, A— E 
 in fours. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE, UNIVERSITY OF. 
 Musa3 Cantabrigienses, Serenissimis Prin- 
 cipalis Wilhelmo et Marias Anglise . . . 
 Regi ac Reginae, Publico? Salutis ac Liber- 
 tatis, Vindicibus, Ha3c Officii & Pietatis 
 ergo D.D. Cantabrigian, Ex Officina Joan- 
 nis Hayes, . . . 1689. 4°, A — M in fours: 
 a — e 2 in fours. 
 
 The second portion contains the English 
 
 poems. The copy employed was on large 
 
 paper in velvet. 
 
 CAMPION, EDMUND. 
 Rationes Decern Qvibvs Fretvs, Certamen 
 Adversariis Obtvlit in causa Fidei, Ed- 
 mundus Campianus E Societate Nomi- 
 nis Iesv Presbyter : Allegata? Ad Cla- 
 rissimos viros nostrates Academicos. 
 Pertnissv Svperiorvm. Roma? Apud 
 Franciscum Zanettum. 1582. 8° or 12°, 
 A— D 6 in twelves, D 5-6 blank. 
 
 There are several editions of this work in 
 Latin, and it was translated into German 
 and French. It was originally printed at 
 the Stonor press for private circulation. 
 
 CARTWRIGHT, THOMAS, Dean of 
 Ripon and Chaplain-in-Ordinanj to His 
 Majesty. 
 A Sermon Preached to the Gentlemen of 
 Yorkshire, at Bow-Church in London, The 
 24 th of June, 1684. Being the Day of 
 their Yearly Feast. London, Printed for 
 Tho. Flesher, . . . 1684. 4°, A— E in 
 fours. Dedicated "To my very much 
 Honoured Friends, the respective Natives 
 of the County of York . . . ," more espe- 
 cially to twelve persons named, including 
 Sir Robert Legard, Sir Thomas Yarburgh, 
 Abstrupas Danby, &c. 
 
 CASTELLI, GIOSEPPE. 
 Itinerario et sincero racconto del Viaggio 
 fatto Dall' Altezza Serenissima Del Sig- 
 nor Prencipe di Parma Alessandro Far- 
 nese Per la Francia, Inghilterra, Olanda, 
 Fiandra, e Spagna ... In Venetia, . . . 
 mdclxvi. 4°, A — Cc in fours. With a 
 portrait and frontispiece. B. M. 
 
CA T HO LICS. 
 
 125 
 
 CHARLES L 
 
 CATHOLICS. 
 
 To the Honourable The Knights, Citizens, 
 and Burgesses of the Commons House in 
 Parliament now assembled, Inanswere to 
 the humble Petition of the Lay-Catho- 
 likes of England. London, Printed. 1641. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 CHAMBERLAYNE, EDWARD, LL.D., 
 F.R.S. 
 
 England's Wants : Or Several Proposals 
 Probably beneficial for England, . . . 
 By a true lover of his Country. The 
 second Edition with considerable Addi- 
 tions. London, Printed for Jo. Martyn, 
 1608. 4°, A— F in fours. B. M. and 
 H. Stopes, Esq. 
 
 This is a very enlightened and interesting 
 pamphlet, proposing numerous reforms in 
 our social, political, and juridical customs. 
 Although published without his name, it is 
 known to be Dr. Chamberlayne's from hav- 
 ing been buried with him, agreeably to his 
 instructions, with a copy of each of his other 
 books, in his tomb at Chelsea Church. We 
 thus become aware that he is the author of 
 at least five pieces, to which we might other- 
 wise have had no clue. 
 
 CHAMBERLEN, PETER. 
 The Poore Mans Advocate, Or, Eng- 
 lands Samaritan. Powring Oyle and 
 Wyne into the wounds of the Nation. 
 By making present Provision for the Soul- 
 dier and the Poor, by reconciling all Par- 
 ties. By repaying all Arrears to the Par- 
 liament Army. All publique Debts, and 
 all the late Kings, Queenes, and Princes 
 Debts due before this Session. Bonum quo 
 Communius to melius. Truth needes no 
 Comers, . . . London, Printed for Giles 
 Calvert, [April, 1640.] 4°, A— F in fours: 
 G, 6. 
 
 Chamberlen, in his Epistle to the House 
 
 of Commons, addresses it as " Ye choyce 
 
 men of England." 
 
 CHARLES STUART THE FIRST 
 
 [1625-48.] 
 [A Proclamation announcing the death of 
 James I. and the accession of Charles I.] 
 Imprinted at London by Bonham Norton, 
 and Iohn Bill, Printers to the Kings Most 
 Excellent Maiestie. 1625. A broadside. 
 B. M. 
 
 An Answer to the New Motions : Or, A 
 serious and brief'e Discussion of certaine 
 Motions now in question. London, 
 Printed for Robert Bostock. 1641. 4°, 
 A — C in fours. 
 
 His Maiesties Proclamation and Declara- 
 tion to all His loving Subjects, occasioned 
 by a False and Scandalous Imputation 
 laid upon his Maiesty, of an Intention of 
 
 Raising or Leavying war against his Par- 
 liament: and of having raised Force to 
 that end. Published at His Court at 
 York, the 16. day of Line 1642. With 
 His Maiesties Declaration and Profession, 
 disavowing any Preparations or Inten- 
 tions . . . And the Declaration and Pro- 
 fession of the Lords, and other, of His 
 Majesties most Honourable Privy-Coun- 
 sell, now at York, disavowing any appar- 
 ance of the same. Reprinted by His 
 Maiesties Command. Oxford, Printed by 
 Leonard Lichfield, . . . 1642. 4°, A— L> 
 in fours. 
 
 A Vindication of the King. With some 
 Observations upon the Two Hovses. By 
 a true Sonne of the Church of En-land, 
 and a Lover of his Countryes Liberty. 
 London, Printed Anno Domini, 1642. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A Few Propositions shewing the Lawful- 
 nesse of Defence against the injurious 
 attempts of outra^ious violence. [The 
 Parliamentary Imprimatur signed Joint 
 White, June 8, 1643.] London Printed for 
 Samuel Gellibrand, at the Brazen Serpent 
 in Pauls churchya[r]d, 1643. 4°, A— B 2 
 in fours. 
 
 His Majesties Late Protestation before 
 His Receiving of the Sacrament. Printed 
 in the Yeere of our Lord, 1643. [July 12.] 
 A small broadsheet. B. M. 
 
 [A Proclamation by Charles I. testifying 
 his sense of the loyalty and services of 
 the County of Cornwall. From the Court 
 at Sudeley Castle, Sept. 10, 1643.] 
 Printed at Oxford, by Leonard Lichfield, 
 Printer to the Vniversity 1643. A broad- 
 side. B. M. 
 
 By the King A Proclamation forbidding 
 any of His Majesties Subjects to assist 
 the Rebells with Men, Money, Amies, 
 Victualls, or Intelligence, to stop any of 
 His Majesties Messengers, or Pacquets, or 
 to offer violence to any of His Majesties 
 Souldiers. Printed at Oxford by Leonard 
 Lichfield, Printer to the University. 
 1643. A broadside. B. M. 
 
 A Copie of Verses, said to be Composed 
 by His Majestie, upon His first Imprison- 
 ment in the Isle of Wight. [29 Sept. 
 1648.] A small broadsheet. B. M. 
 
 His Majesties Paper Containing severall 
 Questions propounded to the Commis- 
 sioners Divines Touching Episcopacy. 
 With an humble Answer returned to his 
 Majesty by Mr. Marshall, Mr. Vines, Mr. 
 Carill, and Mr. Seaman 4. October 1648. 
 
CHARLES I. 
 
 126 
 
 CHARLES II. 
 
 Published by Authority. London printed 
 by Moses Bell, 9 Octob. 1648. 4°, A— B2 
 in fours. 
 
 An introductory letter, signed W. M-, is 
 
 dated from Newport, Isle of Wight, 4 Oct. 
 
 1648. 
 His Majesties Reasons against the pre- 
 tended jurisdiction of the high Court of 
 lustice, which he intended to deliver in 
 writing on Munday Ianuary 22. 1648. 
 Faithfully transcribed out of the Origi- 
 iiall Copie under the Kings own Hand. 
 Printed in the Yeer 1648. A broadside. 
 II. 21. 
 
 A List of the Names of the Judges of the 
 High Court of Justice, for Tryall of tlie 
 King Appointed by An Act of the Com- 
 mons in England in Parliament Assem- 
 bled. And a List of the Officers of the 
 said Court by them Elected. Printed at 
 London for R. I. 1649. A broadside. 
 B. M 
 
 Munday 29* January 1648. A True 
 Relation of the Kings Speech, to the 
 Lady Elizabeth, and the Duke of Glou- 
 cester, the day before his Death. An- 
 other Relation from the Lady Elizabeths 
 own hand. Printed in the Yeare, 1648 
 [March 24]. A broadside. B. M. 
 
 The Charge against the King discharged : 
 Or, The King cleared by the people of 
 England, from the severall Accusations in 
 the Charge, delivered in against him at 
 Westminster-Hall Saturday last, Jan. 20. 
 bv that high Court of Justice erected by 
 the Army- Parliament, which is here fully 
 answered in every particular thereof. . . . 
 Printed in the first Yeere of Englands 
 Thraledome. [1649.] 4°, A— E 2 in fours. 
 
 A True Copy of the Journal of the High 
 Court of Justice, FortheTryalof K. Charles 
 I. As it was Read in the House of Com- 
 mons, And Attested under the hand of 
 Phelps, Clerk to that Infamous Court. 
 Taken by J. Nal-on, L.L.D. Jan. 4. 1689. 
 With a Large Introduction. London, 
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CHARROX. 
 
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 England. In order to the Carrying out 
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 CHURCH. 
 
 The Religion of the Church of England, 
 The Surest Establishment of the Royal 
 Throne ; With the Unreasonable Latitude 
 which the Romanists allow in point of 
 Obedience to Princes. Rom. 13. 5. 
 Wherefore ye must needs be subject, not only 
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 Bennet-Finck, London. 
 The Life & Death of William, Surnanied 
 The Conqueror : King of England, and 
 Duke of Normandy. . . . London, Printed 
 for Simon Miller, . . 1671. 4°, B— G 2 
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 [CLEMENT, - 
 A Discourse of the General Notions of 
 Money, Trade, & Exchanges, As they 
 stand in Relation to each other. At- 
 tempted by way of Aphorism : With a 
 Letter to a Minister of State . . . 
 Wherein also some Thoughts are Sug- 
 gested for the Remedying the Abuses 
 of our Money. By a Merchant [Mr. Cle- 
 ment.] London, Printed in the Year, 
 1695. 4°, A— E in fours. 
 
 The words between brackets are in a 
 
 coeval hand in the Gibson-Craig copy, here 
 
 used. 
 
 CLOTHING-TRADE. 
 Reasons of the Decay of the Clothing- 
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 With some Short Proposals of Redress. 
 By a Well-wisher to the Trade, and the 
 true English Interest. London, Printed 
 for Randal Taylor ... 1691. 4°, A— B 
 in fours. 
 
 COCKER, EDWARD. 
 Cocker's Decimal Arithmetick, . . . Per- 
 used, Corrected, and Published by John 
 Hawkins . . . London, Printed for George 
 Sawbridge . . . and Richard Wellington 
 .... mdcxcv. 8°, A— Ff in eights. De- 
 dicated by Hawkins to Sir Peter Daniel, 
 Kt., and Peter Rich, Esq., Alderman of 
 London, and James Reading, Esq., J. P. 
 for Surrey. 
 
 COGAN, THOMAS. 
 The Haven of Health. . . . The fourth 
 Edition corrected and amended. London, 
 Printed by Anne Griffin, for Roger Ball, 
 and are to be sold at his shop without 
 Temple-barre, at the Golden Anchor next 
 the Nags-head Taverne. 1636. 4°. % 
 4 leaves : B, 4 leaves : A — v[v] in fours. 
 
 COIN. 
 The Proposal for the Raising of the Silver 
 Coin of England, From 60 Pence the 
 Ounce to 75 Pence, Considered ; With the 
 Consequences thereof. London : Printed 
 for Richard Cumherland, at the Angel in 
 St. Paul's Church-yard. MDCXCVI. 4°, 
 A— C, 2 leaves each. 
 
 COKE, SIR EDWARD, afterwards Lord 
 Coke, and Chief Justice of England. 
 Les Reports de Edward Coke Lattorney 
 general! le Roigne, de diuers Resolutions, 
 
COKE. 
 
 128 
 
 COKE. 
 
 & Incitements donnes anec graund deli- 
 beration, per les tresreuerends Iudges, & 
 sages de la ley, de causes & matters en les 
 quenx ne furront vnques resolue, on aiuges 
 par deuant, & les raisons, & causes des 
 dits resolutions & Iudgenients, durant le 
 tresheureux regiment de tresillustre & re- 
 noines Roigne Elizabeth, le i'ounteine de 
 tout Iustice, & la vie de la ley. Lex est 
 certaratio . . . Cicero. Londini in iEdi- 
 bus Thompc Wight. Cum Priuilegio. 
 Priino Ianuarij 1600. Folio. Title and 
 Prefaces, 4 leaves : A — Uu in fours : Xx, 
 6 leaves. B. M. 
 
 This, though not so stated on the title- 
 page, is the first of a series of volumes pub- 
 lished between 1G00 and 1C15, containing 
 the e'even parts of Coke's Reports. A com- 
 plete set is in the Museum. 
 
 Collation : Le Second Part des Keportes, 
 1602, 6 prel. leaves and A — Aa 2 in fours : 
 Le Tierce Part, 1002, 4 prel. leaves and B — 
 Aa in fours : Le Qvart Part, 1604, A, 4 : 
 B, 6 : A (repeated) — Ii in fours : Qvinta 
 Part 1606 (described in C. <L A. 3rd S. Suppl. 
 p. 23) : La Size Part, 1607, 11 prel. leaves : 
 A — O in sixes : La Sept Part, 160S, a — e in 
 sixes : f , 4 : B — H in sixes : I, 3 : La Hvict 
 Part, 1611, H and HIT in sixes : A, 4 leaves : 
 B — Gg in sixes : La Nevf mc Part, 1613, a — c 
 in sixes and A — Aa in sixes : La Dix me Part, 
 1618, a — c in sixes, d, 8, A— Z in sixes, 
 Aa, 7 : La Vnz me Part, 1615, A, 8 leaves, 
 B — S in sixes. 
 
 Though 1 have not yet seen it, the 10th 
 Part was doubtless printed before 1618. 
 The 11th was repriuted in 1619. The whole 
 is a rich treasury of information on ail ques- 
 tions connected with early jurisprudence, 
 and is of considerable archaeological value. 
 
 The Reports of Sir Edward Coke Kt. 
 Late Lord Chief-Justice of England, And 
 one of His Majesties Covncil of State, of 
 Divers Resolutions and Judgements given 
 upon solemn Arguments, and with great 
 Deliberation, and Conference of the most 
 Reverend Judges, and Sages of the Law ; 
 of Casus in Law which never were Ee- 
 solved or Adjudged before; And the 
 Reasons and Causes of the said Resolu- 
 tions and Judgements. Faithfully ren- 
 dered into English. London, Printed 
 for W. Lee, M. Walbanck. . . . 1658. 
 Folio. Title and Preface, 2 leaves : Table, 
 3 leaves : A — 3 A in sixes : 3 B — 6 D in 
 fours. [A new title :] The Declarations 
 and other Pleadings contained in the 
 Eleven Parts of the Reports . . . 1659 — 
 B — Kk in fours ; 1,1—3 Z, 2 leaves each : 
 Tables, 5 leaves. /,'. .1/. 
 
 Hsec Epitome Undecim Librorum Rela- 
 tionun) Eonoratissimi et Docti Viri Ed- 
 vardi Coke Mil. defuncti, . . . pradocom- 
 missa fuit : . . . Londini Excus. per 
 
 assignat. T. More Armigeri. 1640. 8°. 
 A, 6 leaves : B — Oo in eights : Pp, 2 
 leaves. Dedicated by Edward Trot man 
 of the Inner Temple, the Editor, to that 
 Society. B. M. 
 
 A Perfect Abridgment of the Eleaven 
 Bookes of Reports, of the Reverend, and 
 Learned K> S r - Edw. Coke, Sometimes 
 Ciiiefe Justice of the upper Bench. Ori- 
 ginally Written in French, by S r - John 
 Davis . . . London, Printed by I. G. for 
 W. Lee, . . . 1652. 12°, A and a, 4 
 leaves each : B — N in twelves : O, 8. 
 B.M. 
 
 The Twelfth Part of the Reports of Sir 
 Edward Coke, Kt. Of Divers Resolutions 
 and Judgments Given ... in Cases of 
 Law, The most of them very Famous, 
 being of the Kings especiall Reference, 
 from the Council Table, Concerning the 
 Prerogative, As for the digging of Salt- 
 peter, Forfeitures, Forrests, Proclama- 
 tions, &c. And the Jurisdictions of the 
 Admiralty, . . . Also the Forms and 
 Proceedings of Parliaments, both in Eng- 
 land, & Ireland : With an Exposition of 
 Poynings Law. . . . With Alphabeticall 
 Tables, . . . London, Printed by T. R. 
 for Henrv Twyford, and Thomas Dring, 
 . . . 1658. Folio. Title and Preface, 2 
 leaves : Table, 2 leave- : B — Nn, 2 leaves 
 each. B. M. 
 
 On the flyleaf of this copy occurs in an 
 old hand, the initial being somewhat indis- 
 tinct, " Deusprovidebit. T. Kokeby ;" and 
 at the foot of the preface, which is signed 
 Edward Bulstrod, there is the following 
 memorandum in a coeval hand : " Mr Bul- 
 strode, in a Preface to y 1 st part of his 
 reports makes an apology for his name 
 being put to this book, & taxes this book 
 as Erronious & unhtt for y Press." 
 
 An Exact Abridgement of the Two last 
 Volumes of Reports of Sr. Edw. Coke, 
 Knight. ... By Thomas Mauley, of the 
 Middle- Temple. . . . Printed at London: 
 anil are to be sold bv Henrv Twyford and 
 Timothy Twyford, 1670. 8°, B— D 4 in 
 eights, besides title and preface, 3 leaves 
 more. B. M. 
 
 Mauley states that lie followed in his plan 
 that of Edward Trotman, the abridger of 
 Bookes 1 — 11. 
 
 A General Table to all the Severall Books 
 of the Reports of the late most Reverend 
 Judge, Sir Edward Coke, . . . With Two 
 Alphabeticall Catalogues. . . . Composed 
 by Tho: Ashe of Graies-Inne. London, 
 Printed by J. Flesher, for W. Lee, . . . 
 1652. 8°. A, 8 leaves : a, 4 leaves ; 
 B— Gg in eights : Hh, 4. B. M. 
 
COKE. 
 
 129 
 
 COKE. 
 
 The Reports of Sir Edward Coke, K> In 
 Verse. Wherein The Name of each Case, 
 and the Principal Points, are contained 
 in Two Lines. To which are added, 
 References in the Margin to all the Edi- 
 tions of the said Reports, ... In the 
 Savoy: Printed by Henry Lintot (Assignee 
 of Edw. Sayer, Esq:) for J. Worrall at the 
 Dove in Bell-yard near Lincoln's Inn. 
 mdccxlii. 8°. A, 4 leaves : a, 4 leaves : 
 B— K in fours. B. M. 
 
 Le Necessarie vse & Fruit de les Plead- 
 ings, conteine en le lieur de le tresreue- 
 rend Edward Coke Lattorney general la 
 Roigne. Quesque vn Collection de com- 
 niemorable buy cases sparsiin cite en les 
 Arguments de mesmes les Reports. . . . 
 Londini In oedibus Thomse Wight. An. 
 Doin. 1601. Cum Priuilegio. 8°, A— N 
 in eights. Dedicated by Richard Cary to 
 Sir Edmund Anderson, Chief Justice of 
 the Common Pleas. B. M. 
 
 The First Part of the Institvtes of the 
 Lawes of England. Or A Commentarie 
 vpon Littleton, not the name of a Lawyer 
 onely, but of the Law it self. [Quot. from 
 Martial and Cicero.] Hcec ego grandceuus 
 posui tibi candide lector. Authore Edw. 
 Coke Milite. London, Printed for the 
 Societie of Stationers. Anno 1628. Folio. 
 1f and 1H[, 4 leaves each, ^[ 1 occupied by 
 a portrait of Coke by Payne, dated 1629 ; 
 a portrait of Littleton ; A — 5 G in fours : 
 Table, with a separate title, dated 1630, 
 A — Q, 2 leaves each. With a folded 
 Table of Consanguinity at fol. 20. B. If. 
 
 The Second Part of the Institutes of the 
 Laws of England. Containing the Ex- 
 positions of many ancient, and other 
 Statutes ; . . . Quod non lego, non credo. 
 August. . . . Authore Edw. Coke, Milite, 
 I. C. . . . London, Printed by M. Flesher, 
 
 and R. Young, for E. D 1642. Folio. 
 
 A, 6 leaves, including the portrait by 
 Payne (1629) : B— 5 A in fours : 5 B, 6 
 leaves. B. M. 
 
 At the top of the title in this copy occurs : 
 Iolui Morris mdcxlii. 
 
 The Third Part of the Institutes of the 
 Laws of England : ^Concerning Hij,'h 
 Treason, and other Pleas of the Crown 
 and Criminall causes. [Quot.] Authore 
 Edw. Coke Milite, I.C. . . . mdcxliv. 
 Printed at London by M. Flesher, for 
 W. Lee, and D. Pakeman. Folio, A — Ii 
 in fours, and a leaf of Epilogue marked 
 Kk. The portrait of Coke occupies A 1. 
 B.M. 
 
 Synopsis Or, An Exact Abridgement of 
 
 the Lord Cokes Commentaries upon 
 Littleton : Being A briefe explanation of 
 the Grounds of the Common Law. Com- 
 posed by that Famous and Learned Lawyer 
 Sir Humphrey Davenport Knight, here- 
 tofore Reader of that Honorable Society 
 of Graye's Inne, . . . London, Printed by 
 E. G. for Matthew Walbancke, . . . 1652. 
 8°. Title and R. M. Barrister] to the 
 Reader, 3 leaves : B — Gg 4 in eights. 
 B.M. 
 
 An Abridgement of the Lord Coke's Com- 
 mentary on Littleton : Collected by an 
 unknown Author ; yet by a late Edition 
 pretended to be Sir Humphrey Daven- 
 port Kt. And in this Second Impression 
 purged from very many gross Errors com- 
 mitted in the said former Edition. . . . 
 London : Printed for W. Lee, . . . 1651. 
 8°, B— Ff in eights, Ff 7-8 blank, besides 
 title and To the Reader and portraits of 
 Littleton and Coke. B. M. 
 
 An Exact Abridgment in English, . . . 
 The Third Impression. London, Printed 
 by F. Leach, for Matthew Walbancke, 
 . . . 1657. 8°, A— Hh in eights, A 1 
 and Hh 8 blank. With a portrait of 
 Coke. B. M. 
 
 A Little Treatise of Baile and Maine- 
 prize. Written by E. C. Knight, and 
 now Published for a generall good. Lon- 
 don : Printed for William Cooke, . . . 
 1635. 4°, A— E in fours, first and last 
 leaves blank. B. M. 
 
 The Compleate Copy-Hdder. Wherein 
 is contained a Learned Discourse of the 
 Antiquity and Nature of Manors and 
 Copy-Holds. With all things thereto 
 incident, As. ( Presentments. 
 
 \ Admittances. 
 <v Surrenders. 
 
 I Forfeitures. 
 
 V Customes, &c. 
 Necessary, both for the Lord and Tenant. 
 Together, with the forme of keeping a 
 Copy-hold Court, and Court Baron. By 
 Sir Edward Coke, Knight. London, 
 Printed by T. Cotes, for W. Cooke, . . . 
 1641. 4°, A — Z in fours : Aa, 2 leaves. 
 B. M. 
 
 The Compleat Copy-Holder, . . . Where- 
 unto is newly added The Relation between 
 the Lord of a Mannor and the Copy-holder 
 his Tenant : By that Worthy Lawyer 
 Charles Calthrop of Lincolnes-Inne Es- 
 quire . . . London, Printed for W. Lee, 
 and D. Pakeman, . . . 1650. 4°. A— Aa 2 
 in fours : A — K in fours, and the separate 
 title to the Relation, &c. B. M. 
 
 I 
 
COLE. 
 
 130 
 
 CONS TITUTIONES. 
 
 COLE, WILLIAM. 
 Legal and other Reasons (With all Hu- 
 mility) Presented to His Most Excellent 
 Majesty, King Charles II. And to Both 
 His Honourable Houses of Parliament, 
 why the Subjects of England, Should not 
 be Imprisoned for Debt or Damages, Or 
 any thing thereunto relating. London, 
 Printed in the year m dc lxxv. 4°, 6 
 leaves. 
 
 COLLINS, DR. 
 Epphata to F. T. Or, The Defence of the 
 Right Reuerend Father in God, the Lord 
 Bishop of Elie, Lord High Amoner and 
 Priuie Counsellour to the Kings Most 
 Excellent Maiestie. Concerning His 
 Answer to Cardinale Bellarmines Apo- 
 logie : . . . Printed by Cantrell Legge, 
 Printer to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. 
 1617. 4°. Title, 1 leaf: IF 4 leaves: 
 (a) — (e 2) in fours : A — 4 C in fours. 
 
 COLLINS, HERCULES, of Wapping. 
 Three Books : Viz. 
 
 I. The Scribe instructed unto the Kingdom 
 
 of Heaven. 
 
 II. Mountains of Brass : or, A Discourse 
 
 upon the Secrets of God. 
 
 III. A Poem on the Birth, Life, Death, 
 Resurrection, and Ascension of our Lord 
 and Saviour Jesus Christ. By Hercules 
 Collins, an unworthy Servant of Jesus 
 Christ, and his Church in Wapping. 
 London : Printed and sold by the Author 
 at Wapping, and R. Mount at the Postern 
 on Tower-Hill, 1696. 12°. A— E 2 in 
 twelves : The Third Book, with separate 
 signatures, A — E 4 in twelves. B. M. 
 
 The concluding portion is in verse ; all 
 have separate titles. Collins produced other 
 works. 
 
 COLOM, ARNOLD. 
 
 The Lightning Colomne, Or Sea-Mirrour, 
 Contayning The Sea-Coasts of the Nor- 
 thern, Eastern and Western Navigation : 
 Setting forth in divers necessarie Sea- 
 Cards all the Ports, Rivers, Bayes, Roads, 
 Depths, and Sands ; very curiously placed 
 on its due Polus- heighth furnished. 
 With the Discoveries of the chief Coun- 
 tries, and on what cours and distance 
 they lav tine from another : Never there- 
 tofore so clearly laid open, and here and 
 there very diligently bettered and aug- 
 mented, for the use of all Sea-Men. As 
 also The Situation of the Northernly 
 Countries, ... At Amsterdam. Printed 
 by Jacob and Casparus Loots-Man, Book- 
 sellers upon the Water, in the Loots- 
 Man, 1670. Large folio, A — D in fours : 
 E, 1 leaf. (•.•) 2," 1 leaf: folded maps of 
 
 Europe and of the North and Zuyder 
 Seas: (a — (e) in fours, besides the 10 
 maps : (A*), 4 leaves : (B*), 2 leaves, 
 besides the 5 maps : h (at p. 53 with The 
 First Part of the Lightning Sea-Columne, 
 &c.) — n 2 in fours, besides the 15 maps : 
 The Second Part, &c. A — L in fours, 
 besides the 27 maps. 
 
 The Lightningh [sic] Columne, Or Sea- 
 Mirrour, . . . At Amsterdam, Printed by 
 Casparus Loots-Man Bookseller In the 
 Loots-man, upon the Water. Anno 1699. 
 Cum Privilegio. Large folio. With a 
 frontispiece and maps. 
 
 The Privilege is dated 1680. 
 Lightning Colom of the Midland-Sea, 
 Containing A Description of all the 
 knowne Coasts, Islants, Sands, Depthes 
 and Roads, beginning from the Narowest 
 of the Streat, unto Alexandrette in the 
 Levant. At Amsterdam, Printed by Ja- 
 cob and Casparus Loots-Man, Booksellers 
 upon te Water, in the Loots-Man, 1674. 
 Folio, A — Q in fours, besides the 19 
 maps. The title is engraved. 
 
 COMBACHE, LOTUS, Physician to the 
 French King. 
 Sal, Lumen, & Spiritus Mundi Philoso- 
 phic! : Or, The dawning of the Day, 
 Discovered By the Beams of Light : 
 Shewing, The true Salt and Secret of the 
 Philosophers, The first and universal 
 Spirit of the World. Written Originally 
 in French, afterwards turned into Latin, 
 By the Illustrious Doctor, Lodovicus 
 Combachius, Ordinary Physician to the 
 King, and publik Professor of Physick in 
 the University of Mompelier. And now 
 transplanted into Albyons Garden, By 
 R. T philomath. Printed at London, by 
 J. C. for Martha Harrison, at the Lamb 
 at the East-end of S. Pauls. 1657. 8°, 
 A — P in eights, first and last leaves blank, 
 and a, 8 leaves. Dedicated by Robert 
 Turner of Holshot to William Pitt of 
 Ilartlv-Westpol in Hampshire, Esquire. 
 
 COLVILL, WILLIAM, Moderator of King 
 James s College. 
 Philosophia Moralis Christiana . . . Edin- 
 bvrgi, Excudebat Georgius Swintoun, & 
 Jacobus Glen, Anno Dom. 1(170. 8°, 
 A — Cc 4 in eights. Dedicated to William 
 Hay of Drumhall and John Hope of 
 Hopetoun. 
 
 CONSTITUTION ES. 
 Constitutiones legitime seu legatine re- 
 gionis Anglicane : cu subtilissinia inter- 
 pretatione dni Johannis de Athon : trip- 
 liciq3 tabella. Necnon et constitutiones 
 
COOKE. 
 
 COTTON. 
 
 prouinciales ab archiepiscopis Cantua- 
 rensibus edite : et suma accuratione re- 
 cognite : annotate et Parisijs coimpresse. 
 [Col.] Clauduntur itaq3 ■ • • Ad laudem 
 et gloriam optimi maximi domini nostri 
 Jesu christi : eiusq3 plentissime matris / 
 et totius celestis curie / necnon ad coserua- 
 tionem libertatis ecclesie anglicane. Et 
 ad sal utem atoj eruditionem totius cleri 
 omniumq3 christi tidelium inclytissimi 
 anglorum regni. Anno domini Millesimo 
 quingentessimo quarto : ad idus Semp- 
 tenibris. Folio. Table, A — B in eights : 
 a — v 5 in eights. 
 
 COOKE, JOHN, of Gray's Inn. 
 Vnum Necessarium : Or, The Poore Mans 
 Case : Being An Expedient to make Pro- 
 vision for all poore People in the King- 
 dome. Humbly presented to the higher 
 Powers : Begging some Angelicall Ordi- 
 nance, for the speedy abating of the prises 
 of Corne, without which, the ruine of 
 many thousands (in humane judgment) is 
 inevitable. In all humility propounding, 
 that the readiest way is a suppression or 
 regulation of limes and Ale-houses, where 
 halfe the Barley is wasted in excesse : 
 Proving them by Law to be all in a Prae- 
 munire, and the grand concernment, that 
 none which have been notoriously dis- 
 affected, and enemies to common honesty 
 and civility, should sell any Wines, strong 
 Ale, or Beere, but others to be licensed 
 by a Committee in every County, upon 
 recommendation of the Minister, and 
 such of the Inhabitants in every Parish, 
 where need requires, that have been faith- 
 ful to the Publike. Wherein there is a 
 Hue-and-Cry against Drunkards, as the 
 most dangerous Antinomians : And 
 against Ingrossers, to make a dearth, and 
 cruell Misers, which are the Caterpillars 
 and Bane of this Kingdome. By John 
 Cooke, of Graies lime, Ba.Tester. Prov. 
 11, 26. He that ivithholdeth corne, . . . 
 London, Printed for Matthew Walbancke 
 at Grayes Inne Gate. 1648. 4°, A— K 2 
 in fours. H. Slopes, E.<q. 
 
 Redintegratio Arrwris, Or A Union of 
 Hearts, Between The Kings Most Excel- 
 lent Majesty, the Bight Honorable the 
 Lords and Commons in Parliament, His 
 Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, and the 
 Army Under his Command : The Assem- 
 bly, and every honest man that desires a 
 sound and durable Peace, accompanied 
 with speedy Justice and Piety. By way 
 of respective Apologie, so far as Scripture 
 and Reason may be Judges. The falling 
 out of lovers is the renewing of love. Lou- 
 
 don, Printed for Giles Calvert, and are to 
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 of Connaught. 
 A true Relation of the Transactions of 
 Sir Charles Coot, Kt. Lord President of 
 Connaught in Ireland, and Owen-Roe- 
 O-Neal ; As it was Rejaorted to the Par- 
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 gether with the Votes of the House 
 thereupon. . . . London, Printed for 
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 ther very lately committed by a Father 
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 gether with their seuerall most wretched 
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 CORYAT, THOMAS. 
 
 Thomas Coryate, Travailer for the Eng- 
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 COTTON, SIR ROBERT, Knight and Ba- 
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 A Treatise, Shewing That the Soveraignes 
 Person is required in the great Councells 
 or Assemblies of the State, as well at the 
 Consultations as at the Conclusions. 
 Written by Sir Robert Cotton, Knight 
 and Baronet. Printed in the Yeare 1641. 
 4°, A — B in fours. 
 
 A Discourse of Foreign War : With an 
 
COVEL. 
 
 132 
 
 CROSFE/LD. 
 
 Account of all the Taxations upon this 
 Kingdom, from the Conquest to the End 
 of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. Also 
 a List of the Confederates from Henry 
 I. to the End of the Reign of the said 
 Queen ; shewing which have prov'd most 
 Beneficial to England. Formerly Written 
 by Sir Robert Cotton Baronet, and now 
 Published by Sir John Cotton Baronet. 
 London ; Printed for Henry Mortlock . . . 
 1690. 8°, B— K in eights, K 2 and 8 
 blank, besides title and preface by Sir 
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 by T. Cross. 
 
 COVEL, WILLIAM, D.D. 
 A Ivst and Temperate Defence of the Five 
 Books of Ecclesiastical Policie : Written 
 by M. Richard Hooker : Against an 
 vncharitable Letter of certein English 
 Protestants ... At London Printed by 
 P. Short for Clement Knight, dwelling 
 at the signe of the holy Lambe in Paules 
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 A 1 blank. Dedicated to the Archbishop 
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 CROMWELL, OLIVER, Lord Protector 
 [1653-58.] 
 A Letter from the Right Honorable, The 
 Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to The Ho- 
 norable William Lenthall, Esq ; . . . Con- 
 cerning The Taking in and Surrendring 
 •of Enistery. Carrick Town and Castle. 
 Passage-Fort. Bandon-Bridge. Kingsale, 
 and the Fort there. . . . London, Printed 
 by John Field for Edward Husband . . . 
 1649. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A Letter from the Right Honorable, the 
 Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Concerning 
 the Surrender of the Town of Ross, and 
 the Artillery, Arms and Ammunition 
 there. . . . London, Printed by John 
 Field for Edward Husband, . . . 1649. 
 4°, A— B 2 in fours. 
 
 A Letter from the Lord Lieutenant of 
 Ireland, To The Honorable William Len- 
 thall Esq ; . . . Relating the several 
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 gether with the several Transactions 
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 the Articles agreed thereupon. . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed by Edward Husband and 
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 The Articles of the Expected Peace, Con- 
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 Protector of the Common-wealth of Eng- 
 land, Scotland, and Ireland, &c. on the 
 one Part, And the High and Mighty Lords, 
 
 the States-General . . . on the other Part. 
 Faithfully Translated out of the Dutch 
 Copie, Printed there, and now Reprinted 
 at London May 2, 1654. 4°, A— C 2 iu 
 tours. 
 
 Oliver's Pocket Looking- Glass, New 
 Fram'd and Clean'd, To give a clear 
 View of the Great Modern Colossus. 
 
 Begun by K. C ; Carry'd on by 
 
 K. J ; Augmented by K. W ; 
 
 And now Finish'd, in order to be thrown 
 
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 Politica . . . Exponens Praeses Martinus 
 Hansen, . . . Respondens Job. Godofredus 
 Ulbrechtvs, . . . Vitembergae . . . 
 [mdccxii.] 4°, A — G 2 in fours, besides 
 title and dedication. 
 
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 A True and Faithful Narrative of Oliver 
 Cromwell's Compact with the Devil for 
 Seven Years, on the Day in which he 
 gain'd the Battle at Worcester ; and on 
 wdiich, at the Expiration of the said 
 Term, he afterwards died. As it was 
 Related by Colonel Lindsey, who was 
 an Eye Witness of that Diabolical Con- 
 ference, Related in Mr. Arch-Deacon 
 Eachard's History of England. With A 
 Letter from the Lady Claypole, Oliver 
 Cromwell's beloved Daughter, to her 
 Sister the Vice Countess of Falconbridge, 
 copied from the Original, and found in 
 the Lord Falconbridge's Study after his 
 Death, at Brussels, which in a great 
 Measure confirms the same, also some 
 Minutes from Secretary Thurloe's Pocket- 
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 Fact, never before printed. To which is 
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 CROSFEILD, ROBERT. 
 Justice Perverted, And Innocence & 
 Loyalty Oppressed. Or, A Detection of 
 the Corruptions of some Persons in Places 
 
CROUCH. 
 
 '33 
 
 DA VIES. 
 
 of Great Trust in the Government ; which 
 would have been laid open the Last Ses- 
 sion of Parliament, according to the In- 
 tention of both Houses, had it not been 
 prevented. London, Printed in the Year 
 mdcxcv. 4°, A— D in fours. B. M. 
 
 CROUCH, NATHANIEL, alias Richard 
 
 Burton. 
 The History of Oliver Cromwel : Being 
 an Impartial Account of al! the Battles, 
 Sieges, and other Military Atchievements, 
 wherein he was Ingaged, in England, 
 Scotland, and Ireland. And likewise, Of 
 his Civil Administrations while he had 
 the Supream Government of these Three 
 Kingdoms, till his Death. Relating only 
 Matters of Fact without Reflection or 
 Observation. By R. B. Licensed and En- 
 tred. London, Printed for Nath. Crouch, 
 at the Bell in the Poultrey, near Cheap- 
 side. 1692. Sm. 8°, A— H 6 in twelves. 
 With a small three-quarter portrait of the 
 Protector. 
 
 CURWEN, ALICE. 
 A Relation of the Labour, Travail and 
 Suffering of that faithful Servant of the 
 Lord Alice Curwen. Who departed this 
 Life the 1 st Day of the 6 th Moneth, 1679, 
 and resteth in Peace with the Lord. . . . 
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 D. I. H. 
 
 Marise Scotorvm Regina3 Epitaphivm. 
 Londini Exeudebat Johannes Charlewood, 
 pro Roberto Wallie. [1587.] A small 
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 B.M. 
 
 DALECHAMP, CALEB, M.A., of Trinity 
 College, Cambridge. 
 Christian Hospitalitie Handled Common- 
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 A short but honourable Narration of the 
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 Cambridge. 1632. 4°, A— V in fours, 
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 DAUBENY, H. 
 Historie & Policie Re- Viewed, In the 
 Heroick Transactions of his Most Serene 
 
 Highnesse, Oliver, Late Lord Protector ; 
 From his Cradle to his Tomb : Declaring 
 his steps to Princely Perfections, as 
 they are drawn in lively Parallels to 
 the Ascents of the Great Patriarch 
 Moses, in thirty Degrees, to the Height 
 of Honour. By H. D. Esq. Claud, de 
 Theodos. Solus meruit regnare rogatus. 
 London, Printed for Nathaniel Brook, at 
 the Angel in Cornhill. 1659. [April.] 
 8°, A— X 4 in eights, A 1 and X 4 blank, 
 and a, 8 leaves. Dedicated to the Pro- 
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 DAUNOIS, MADAME. 
 Memoires de la Cour DAngleterre. Tome 
 I. [et II.] A Paris, Chez Claude Bar- 
 bin, . . . m.dc.xcv. . . . Sm. 8°. Vol. 
 i. pp. 416 + iv ; vol. ii. pp. 352. 
 
 DAVANZATI, BERNARDO, of Florence. 
 A Discourse upon Coins, By Signor Ber- 
 nardo Davanzati, A Gentleman of Flor- 
 ence ; Being publickly spoken in the 
 Academy there, Anno 1588. Translated 
 out of Italian, By John Toland. London ; 
 Printed by J D. for Awnsham and John 
 Churchil, . . . 1696. 4°, A— D 2 in 
 fours. 
 
 DAVIES, JAMES. 
 The History of His SaCRed Majesty 
 Charles the II. ... By a Person of 
 Quality. . . . Cork, Reprinted by Wil- 
 liam Smith, Anno Dom : 1660. 8°, 
 A — Z and a — e in fours, except that Z 
 has 5 leaves. 
 
 The Civil warres of Great Britain and 
 Ireland. Containing an Exact History 
 of their Occasion, Originall, Progress, and 
 Happy End. By an Impartiall Pen. 
 London, Printed by R. W. for Philip 
 Chetwind, and are to be sold by Book- 
 sellers, 1661. Folio, A — 3 D in fours, 
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 Duke of Richmond and Lenox. Grenv. 
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 The writer in the dedication describe 
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 and vassal, and refers to his father and two 
 uncles having sacrificed their lives in the 
 royal cause. 
 
 The Civil Warres of Great Britain and 
 Ireland. Containing an Exact History of 
 their Occasion, Originall, Progress, and 
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DA VI SOX. 
 
 '34 
 
 DIGGES. 
 
 DAVISON, WILLIAM, iVubilis Scotus, 
 M.D. 
 
 Philosophia Pyroteclmica. Sev Cvrsvs 
 Chymiaticvs, nobilissima ilia & exoptatis- 
 sima MediciusD parte pyroteclmica in- 
 structus. . . . Parisiis, . . . m.dc.xl. . . . 
 8°. Title, Approhatio, Privilege, and an 
 engraved leaf with an Emblem, 4 leaves : 
 Dedication to James Stuart, Duke of Le- 
 nox, 2 leaves : A — Hh 4 in eights, except 
 A, which has 10 leaves : Pars Tertia [et 
 Quarta,] aa— rr in eights. With Dia- 
 grams, a folded leaf in T of first portion, 
 and after title of Part 3, and plates at ee 
 and mm of the second alphabet. 
 
 The second division of the work, or Parts 
 
 iii.-iv. , is dedicated to Henry Percy, Earl 
 
 of Northumberland. 
 
 DE BURGO, GIO. BATTISTA. 
 
 Viaggio di Cinqve Anni in Asia, Africa, 
 & Europa Di D. Gio. Battista de Bvrgo 
 Abbate Clarense, e Vicario Apostolico per 
 gli Sommi Pontefici Clemente X. &Inno- 
 cenzo XL nel Regno sernpre Cattolico d'lr- 
 landa. ... In Milano, . . . [1686.] Sm. 
 8°. 3 vols. Part I. A— B 4 in twelves : 
 pp. 548. Part II. ►£«, 6 leaves : pp. 503. 
 Part III. a — b in twelves : pp. 576. With 
 a frontispiece and plates. B. M. 
 
 The first and second parts are dedicated 
 to Mary Beatrice, Queen of England. 
 
 DE CRESSY, HUGH-PAULLIN. 
 
 Exomologesis : Or, A Faithfull Narration 
 of the Occasion and Motives of the Con- 
 version . . . Now a second time printed. 
 With Additions and Explications, . . . 
 A Paris, Chez Jean Billain, . . . mdcliii. 
 12°. A, 6 leaves : a, 6 leaves : B— Bb in 
 twelves : Cc, 4. Dedicated by Serenus 
 Cressy to the Hon. Walter Montagu, Es- 
 quire. 
 
 DE FONSECA, CHRISTOPHER. 
 Theion Exoticon, A Discourse of Holy 
 Love, By which the Soul is united unto 
 God. . . . Done into English with some 
 Variations and much Addition, By S r . 
 GeorgeStrode Enight London, Printed 
 by J. Flesher, for Richard Etoyston . . . 
 1652. Sm. 8°. A, 4 leaves, besides fron- 
 tispiece and engraved title containing a 
 small portrait of the translator : B — N 2 
 in twelves. Dedicated to his children by 
 Sir G. Strode. 
 
 DE LA PRIMAUDAYE, PIERRE. 
 
 The French Academic. Fvlly Discovrsed 
 and finished in foure Bookes. . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed for Thomas Adams. 1618. 
 Folio. 1, 6 leaves : * 6 leaves : A— 4 T 
 in sixes, first and last leaves blank. Dedi- 
 
 cated by the translator to his singular 
 good friend Mr. John Barne. 
 
 DESAINLIENS, CLAUDE, alias HOLY- 
 BAND. 
 
 The French Littelton : A Most Easy, 
 Perfect, and Absolvte Way to learne the 
 French tongue : . . . Imprinted at Lon- 
 don by Richard Field, dwelling in the 
 Blacke Friers. 1597. Sin. 8°, A— H in 
 twelves. 
 
 DES CARTES, RENE. 
 The Passions of the Soule In three Books 
 . . . translated out of French into Eng- 
 lish. London, Printed for A. C. and are 
 to be sold by J. Martin, and J. Ridley, 
 . . . 1650. 12", A— H in twelves : I, 6. 
 
 DIGBY, SIR KENELM. 
 Demonstratio Immortalitatis Anima? Ra- 
 tionalis, Sive Tractatvs Dvo Philosophic!, 
 In Qvorvni Priori Natura et Operationes 
 Corporvm, In Posteriori Vero, Natvra 
 Animse . . . Explicantvr . . . Ex Anglico 
 in Latinum versa opera & studio I. L. 
 . . . Parisiis, . . . ji.dc.li. . . . Folio, 
 a — u in fours (thrice repeated) : A — -3 K 
 in fours : Institvtionvm Peripateticarvm 
 . . . Pars Theoretica. lit m Appendix 
 Theologica De Origine Mvndi. Authore 
 Thoma Anglo, ex Albis East Saxonum 
 [Thomas White], a — in fours : A — D 
 in fours. 
 
 The Turner copy was a presentation one 
 on large paper, with the author's autograph 
 inscription to the Cav e . Abbate dal Pozzo. 
 
 DIGGES, THOMAS. Esquire, of Wotton, 
 co. Kent, Muster-Master General of all her 
 
 Majesty's Eorces in the Low Countries. 
 England's Defence. A Treatise concern- 
 ing Invasion : Or, A brief Discourse of 
 what Orders were best for repulsing of 
 Foreign Forces, if at any time they should 
 invade us by Sea in Kent, or elsewhere. 
 Exhibited in writing to ihe Right Honour- 
 able Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester, a 
 little before the Spanish Invasion, in the 
 year 1588. To which is now added, An 
 Account of such Stores of War, and other 
 Materials as are requisite for the Defence 
 of a Fort, a Train of Artillery, and for a 
 Magazine belonging to a Field Army. 
 And also a List of the Ships of War, and 
 the Charge of them, and the Land-Forces 
 designed by the Parliament against France, 
 Anno 1678. Also a List of the present 
 Governors of the Garrisons of England, 
 and of all the Lord Lieutenants, and 
 High Sheriffs of all those Counties adja- 
 cent to the Coasts. Lastly, the Wages of 
 Olficers and Seamen serving in his Ma- 
 jesty's Fleet at Sea per Month. Collected 
 
DIRECT0R1UM. 
 
 135 
 
 DISTILLER. 
 
 by Thomas Adamson, Master-Gunner of 
 his Majesty's Train of Artillery, Anno 
 1673. And now thought fit to be pub- 
 lished for the use of the Protestant Sub- 
 jects of his Majesty's Kingdoms and Plan- 
 tations. London, Printed for F. Haley, 
 in the year 1680. Folio, A — E, 2 leaves 
 each. B. M. 
 
 DIRECTOEIUM. 
 
 Pica sive Directorium Sacerdotum [Col.] 
 IT In laudem Sanctissime Trmitatis, toti- 
 usque Milicke eelestis, ad honorem & de- 
 coreni S. ecclesie Eboracensis Anglicane, 
 ej usque devotissimi cleri, hoc opus, quod 
 Pica, sive Directorium sacerdotum nun- 
 cupatur, vigilanti studio emendatum et 
 revisum. [Col.] Impressum Eboraci, per 
 me Hugonem Goes, in vico, qui appellatur 
 Steengate, anno Domini mdix. 18 die 
 niensis Fel>ruarii. 8°, 114 leaves. Minster 
 Library York and Sydney Sussex Coll. 
 (Jamb. 
 
 With a preface by Thomns Hannibal, 
 Doctor of Laws. Compare Davies (Mgmoir 
 of the York Press, 18(38, p. 17) with Her- 
 bert's Ames, p. 437. Both copies men- 
 tioned above have now lost the leaf of 
 colophon, which was apparently in the 
 latter in Ames's time. 
 
 DISCIPLINE. 
 
 Tiie First and Second Booke of Discipline. 
 Together with some Acts of the Generall 
 Assemblie, Clearing and confirming the 
 same : And An Act of Parliament. [Quot. 
 from Exodus, 25. 9.] Printed Anno 1621. 
 4°, A-0 2 in fours. 
 
 The First and Second Booke of Disci- 
 pline . . . London Printed in the yeare, 
 1641. 4°, A— B2 in fours: C— P 2 in 
 fours. 
 
 DISCOVERIES. 
 
 Strange and Wonderful Discoveries of 
 several Plots, Contrivances, and Wicked 
 Conspiracies Laid to Ruin and Undoe 
 some Thousands of honest and well- 
 meaning People, found out and detected : 
 With the Ways to avoid and prevent the 
 danger they Threaten to this and other 
 Kingdoms and States. Or, A Seasonable 
 Warning to Travellers and House-Keepers, 
 &c. Being A Discovery of the Ways and 
 Devices High-way men take to Way-lay 
 and Set upon such as Travel the Road : 
 with Instructions to avoid them. As also 
 the Foot Pad, Pick-pocket, Budge, Mill- 
 ken, Bubber, Shop-lift and other Thieves ; 
 with the many Pollicies and Stratagems 
 they use, to commit Robberies of sundry 
 Kinds, and bring their unlawful purposes 
 about : with means to prevent or detect 
 
 them. Highly necessary to be known, 
 and now made publick at the Request 
 of a Penitent Thief, for the good of all 
 Honest People. Licensed according to 
 Order. Printed for J. Conyers at the 
 Black Raven near St Andrews-Church 
 in Holborn. 1688. 4°, 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 DISNEY, DANIEL. 
 Some Remarkable Passages in the Holy 
 Life and Death of Gervase Disney Esq ; 
 To which are added Several Letters and 
 
 Poems. Being dead, yet speafceth. 
 
 Heb. 11, 4. London, Printed by J. D. for 
 Jonathan Robinson . . . mdcxcii. 8°. 
 
 A, 8 leaves : a, 4 leaves : B — V 4 in eights. 
 
 B. M. 
 
 Dedicated by D. Disney "To my Honoured 
 Mother Mrs. Barbara Disney, my Dear 
 Sister Mrs. Mary Disney, with other near 
 Relations, for whose use this Book waa 
 mainly intended." Tins is followed by a 
 Preface by Samuel Slater. 
 
 DISNEY, WILLIAM, Esquire. 
 Nil dictum quod non dictum frius Or 
 The Case of the Government of England 
 Established by Law. Impartially Stated 
 and faithfully Collected from the best 
 Historians, President of former A«es, and 
 Authority of Records. By W. D. Esquire. 
 . . . London, Printed by A. B. for F. T. 
 and are to be sold by Thomas Fox in 
 Westminster-hall. 1681. 8°, A— N 2 in 
 eights + prefixes, 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 The True Account of the Behaviour and 
 Confession of William Disney, Esq ; Who 
 was Tryed for High Treason by the 
 King's Especial Commision of Oyer and 
 Terminer, Held at the Marshalsea in 
 Southwark, on Thursday the 25 th of 
 June, 1685. Together, with his last 
 Dying Words. . . . [Col.] London, 
 Printed by George Croom, . . . 1685. 
 Folio, 2 leaves. B. J/. 
 
 DISTILLER. 
 The Distiller of London. Compiled and 
 set forth by the speciall License and 
 Command of the Kings most Excellent 
 Majesty : For the sole use of the Com- 
 pany of Distillers of London. And by 
 them to bee duly observed and practized. 
 London, Printed by Richard Bishop. 
 mdcxxxix. Folio, A — S, 2 leaves each, 
 besides the leaf of the Company's Arms 
 on a larger scale than in the edit, of 1668, 
 and the Oath to be taken by Freemen, 
 2 leaves more. Dedicated by Sir Theo- 
 dore de Mayerne and Thomas Cademan to 
 the Distillers' Company. B. M. 
 
 In the dedication Mayerne and Cademan 
 refer to the recent incorporation of the 
 
DU Dill US. 
 
 136 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 Company, and state that they had exa- 
 mined the Rules, &c. The secret charac- 
 ters have a contemporary MS. Key, as in 
 Mr. Stopes's copy of 1668 ; Dr. French, in 
 annexing the work to his Art of Distillation, 
 1653, substituted ordinary terms for these 
 cyphers. The Imprimatur is dated Nov. 16, 
 1639. 
 
 DUDITIUS, ANDREAS. 
 Vita Reginaldi Poli, Britanni, S. R. E. 
 Cardinalis, Et Cantvariensis Archiepis- 
 copi. Venetiis, m.D.lxiii. ... 4°, A — M 
 in fours. 
 
 DU MOULIN, PIERRE, the Younger. 
 
 A Letter of a French Protestant to A 
 Scottishman of the Covenant. Wherein 
 one of their chiefe pretences is removed, 
 which is their conformitie with the French 
 Churches in points of Discipline and Obe- 
 dience. London, Printed by R. Young, 
 and R. Badger. 1640. 4°, A— G in fours, 
 A 1 blank. 
 
 Dated from Chester, March J T , 1639-40. 
 A Short and True Account of the Several 
 Advances the Church of England hath 
 made towards Rome : Or, A Model of the 
 Grounds upon which the Papists for three 
 Hundred years have built their Hopes 
 and Expectations, that England would 
 erelong return to Popery. By Dr. Du 
 Moulin, sometime History- Professor of 
 Oxford. ' Veritas Odium parit. London: 
 Printed in the Year, 1680. 4°, A— P in 
 fours. With separate titles to the respec- 
 tive portions. 
 
 [DUNNING, RICHARD.] 
 Bread for the Poor : Or, A Method shew- 
 ing How the Poor may be Maintained, 
 and duly Provided for, in a far more 
 Plentiful, and yet Cheaper manner than 
 now they are, without Waste or Want, 
 [Quot. from Mantuan.] Exeter, Printed 
 by Samuel Darker, for Charles Yeo, John 
 Pearce, and Philip Bishop. 1698. 4°, 
 A — H, 2 leaves each. 
 
 ELDERTON, EDWARD. 
 
 The Hog Man's Vindication. From some 
 Aspersions lately cast upon Him ; Relat- 
 ing to Matters in Difference, touching the 
 Relief of the Poor of Mile-end Old-town, 
 in the Parish of Stepney. As also Some 
 Arguments to shew how the Poor are 
 Increased, and the Means to prevent it 
 for the Future. Together with His Letter 
 sent to the Gentlemen of that Town, at 
 the Time of their Assessment. London : 
 Printed for the Author, who finding but 
 little Difference between the Charges of 
 a Large Number and a Small, hath re- 
 served a small quantity for Himself and 
 
 Friends, and given the Rest Gratis, to 
 Sam. Drury, Bookseller, at the Lion and 
 [a small hole in leaf] White-Chappel, over 
 against the Hay-Market. 1702. 4°, 
 A — E in fours. 
 
 ELIOT, JOHN. 
 
 Ortho-Epia Gallica. Eliots Frvits for the 
 French : Enterlaced with a double new 
 Inuention, which teacheth to speake 
 truely, speedily and volubly the French- 
 tongue. Pend for the practise, pleasure 
 and profit of all English Gentlemen, 
 who will endeuour by their owne paine, 
 studie, and diligence, to attaine the natu- 
 rall Accent, the true Pronounciation, the 
 swift and glib Grace of this Noble, Famous 
 and Courtlv Language. Naturd dc Arte. 
 London, Printed 'by lohn Wolfe. 1593. 
 4°, A— C 2 in fours : D— L 2 in fours : 
 The Parlement of Pratlers, c — y in fours. 
 Dedicated to Robert Dudley and in other 
 addresses to the London professors of 
 French and the Gentlemen Readers. 
 B. M. 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 En^lands Complaint to Iesvs Christ, 
 Against the Bishops Canons. Of the late 
 Sinfull Synod, A Seditious Conventicle, 
 A Packe of Hypocrites, a Sworne Con- 
 federacy, a Traiterous Conspiracy against 
 the true Religion of Christ . . . Printed 
 Anno Dom. 1640. 4°, A— G 2 in fours. 
 
 Rights of the Kingdom : Or, Customs of 
 our Ancestours : Touching the Duty, 
 Power, Election, or Succession, of our 
 Kings and Parliament, our True liberty, 
 Due Allegiance, Three Estates, . . . Freely 
 Discussed through the British, Saxon, 
 Norman Lawes and Histories. With an 
 Occasional! Discourse of Great Changes 
 yet expected in the World. London, 
 Printed by Richard Bishop. 1649. 4°, 
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 Hans A Dutch Merchant : Concerning 
 the present Affairs of England. London, 
 Printed by T. N. for Samuel Lowndes, 
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ENGLISHMEN. 
 
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 A Brief Historical Account of Several 
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 Together, with an Additional discourse of 
 God's Judgments, ... As also of the Pre- 
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 Wing, as to this present Year 1699. By 
 a Gent. . . . London, Printed for John 
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 England's Glory, Begun in 
 
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 To be Compleat in 
 
 III. Reforming our Manners. 
 Tit. 11. 14. . . . London : Printed for 
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 ENGLISHMEN. 
 
 The Rights and Liberties of Englishmen 
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 Consideration of the Honourable House 
 of Commons. London, Printed for A. 
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 This tract points out the disqualifications 
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 and carrying on the business of a broker. 
 
 ERSKINE, MARGARET. 
 
 An Exact and Faithful Relation of the 
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 and Session. . . . Edinburgh, Printed at 
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 in Harts-Close, over-against the Trone- 
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 the title. 
 
 ETIENNE, HENRI. 
 
 Ane Meruellous uiscours Vpon the lyfe, 
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 Medicis, Queue Mother : wherein are 
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 practised to atteyne vnto the vsurping 
 of the Kingdome of France, and to the 
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 vtter ruyne. Printed at Cracow. 1576. 
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 EUROPE. 
 The Dangers of Europe, From the Grow- 
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 Thoughts on Remedies. And Particu- 
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 Home. In Order to a Successful War 
 Abroad against the French King and his 
 Allies. ... By the Author of, The Duke 
 of Anjou's Succession considered. London ; 
 Printed, and Sold by A. Baldwin, in 
 Warwick- Lane. 1702. 4°. Title and 
 Preface, 2 leaves : B — K 2 in fours. 
 
 EVANS, KATHERINE. 
 A Brief Discovery of God's Eternal Truth : 
 And, A Way opened to the simple hearted, 
 whereby they may come to know Christ. 
 . . . Written in the Inquisition of Malta, 
 by a Servant of the most High, called 
 Katherine Evans. London, Printed for 
 R. Wilson, 1663. Sm. 8°. A— D 4 in 
 eights. With some short poems at the 
 end. 
 
 F. C. 
 Essaies of Coniecture vpon Certaine 
 Negotiations touchinge peace, Between 
 the Archduke and the States, in Anno 
 salutis 1607 By C. F. Veritate et liever- 
 entia. 4°, 37 leaves. 
 
 Puttick's, Dec. 6, 1888, No. 648j, in the 
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 The Frviterers Secrets : Containing direc- 
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 gathering all kindesof fruite,aswell stone- 
 fruit as other : and how they are to be 
 afterwards ordered in packing, carrying 
 and conueighing them by land or by 
 water. ... At London, Printed by R. B. 
 and are to be solde by Roger Iackson. 
 1604. 4", black letter. A, 2 leaves : 
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 Sotheby's, Feb. 4, 1889, in Lot 216, from 
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 FAIRFAX, SIR THOMAS. 
 
 The Displaying of the Life-Guards Colours, 
 Or A true Narrative of the late actings of 
 his Excellencies Life-Guard, since their 
 Order for Marching upon London to be 
 Disbanded : . . . With a Vindication of 
 
FARTHING. 
 
 133 
 
 FORBES. 
 
 divers Gentlemen imployed by them. 
 And divers other things giving Light to 
 each of them. Now Published to give 
 satisfaction, and to prevent mis-appre- 
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 the Life-Guard of His Excellency Sir 
 Thomas Fairfax. Magna est Veritas & 
 j>nt rtdehit. London, Printed in the Year, 
 1648. 4°, A— B in fours. 
 A Warrant of the Lord General Fairfax 
 to the Marshall Generall of the Army 
 [Captain Richard Lawrence], To put in 
 Execution the former Ordinance & Orders 
 of Parliament, and Act of Common Coun- 
 cell, Concerning the Regulating of Print- 
 ing, and disposing of scandalous Pam- 
 phlets. Whereunto is annexed the said 
 Ordinance and Orders. London, Printed 
 by John Macock, for John Partridge. 
 mdcxlix. 4°, A — B in fours. 
 
 FARTHING, JOHN. 
 The Excise Rectify'd : Or, A Plain 
 Demonstration, That The Revenue now 
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 proved at least Four or Five Hundred 
 Thousand Pounds per Annum, which is 
 now paid by the Subject, but diverted 
 from its proper Channel into private 
 Hands. London, Printed, 169|. 4°, 
 A — B in fours. 
 
 FENTON, ROGER, D.D. 
 A Treatise of Vsvrie, ... At London 
 Imprinted by Felix Kyngston, for Wil- 
 liam Aspley. 1612. 4", A— Y 2 in fours. 
 
 FIENNES, WILLIAM, Lord Sag and 
 Sele. 
 The Scots Designe Discovered. Relating 
 their dangerous attempts lately practised 
 against the English Nation, with the sad 
 consequence of the same. Wherein divers 
 matters of Publick concernment are dis- 
 closed. And the Book called Truths 
 Manifest, is made apparent to be Lyes 
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 L654. 1", A — L T in fours: Aa — LI 2 in 
 fours. 
 
 The attributed authorship between 
 brackets is in a coeval hand ou the title 
 of the copy emploj ed. 
 
 FINCH, BENRY. 
 A True Relation of the Twenty weeks 
 Siege of London derry, By the Scotch, 
 Irish, ami Dis-affected English, with the 
 Daily Proceeding Passages thereof: As 
 also the number of men kili'd, and taken 
 Prisoners on both sides. Related in two 
 
 Letters from Captaine Henry Finch, one 
 of the Captains of London derry, and one 
 of the Aldermen of the City. To His 
 Friend in London. London, Printed by 
 R. I. for S. G. and A. W. . . . 1649. 4° 
 A — B in fours. 
 
 FITZHERBERT, A. 
 The booke of Husbandrye verve profitable 
 & necessary .... Anno do. M. D. L. v. 
 [Col.] Imprinted at London in Flete- 
 strete at the signe of the Sunne ouer 
 agaynst the Conduit by John Waylande. 
 8°, black letter, A— H in eights. 
 
 Puttick & Simpson, May 15, 1889, in Lot 
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 FLEETWOOD, WILLIAM, of King's 
 
 College, Cambridge. 
 Inscriptionum Anticpiarum Sylloge in 
 Duas Partes Distributa. Quarum Prior 
 Inscriptiones Ethnicas. . . . Altera Chris- 
 tiana Monuinenta . . . complectitur. In 
 Usum Juventutis Rerum Antiquarum 
 Studiosaj Edita, . . . Londini, Impensis 
 Guil. Graves. Bibliopolae Cantabrigiensis, 
 M DC xci. 8°, A — Nn 2 in eights, be- 
 sides 4 leaves marked [*] between Z 2-3. 
 Dedicated to his pupils at King's. 
 
 FLETCHER, J. 
 The Differences, Cavses, and Ivdgements 
 of Vrine : According to the Best Writers 
 thereof, Both Old and new, summarily 
 collected. London, Printed by Iohn 
 Legatt, 1641. 8°. 1, 8 leaves : A— K 4 
 in eights, K 4 blank. With a few cuts. 
 
 FORBES, JOHN, of Corse. 
 Genethliaca Celsissiini Principis,Ser'"" rum 
 ac Dominorum Dn. Friderici V. Comitis 
 Palatini Rheni. S. R. Imp. Archidapiferi 
 et Electoris, Ducis Bavaria 1 , &c. Patris. 
 Et Dn. Elizabethan, Potentissimi Iacobi 
 Manila? Britannia? . . . Reps. Filiae Unicoe. 
 . . . Matris : Primogeniti Filij Ecolesiae 
 & reipublicaj bono nascentis Cal. Jan. sub 
 horam 12. noctis Heidelbergae. Autore 
 Joanno Forbesiu Scoto-Britanno. Heidel, 
 bergse, Typis Johannis Lancelotti, Acad- 
 T v j m »g. An nn M DC xiv. 4°, A — C in tours. 
 In Latin verse. B. M. 
 
 [An Answer.' to M. I. Forbes of Corse 
 His peaceable Warning. [Quotations.] 
 
 Printed, Anno Dom. 1638. 4°, A— S in 
 
 fours.] 
 
 FORBES, WILLIAM, Advocate. 
 The Duty and Powers of Justices of Peace 
 in this Part of Great-Britain called Scot- 
 land. With an Appendix concerning 
 Weights and Measures. Edinburgh, 
 Printed by the Heirs and Successors of 
 Andrew Anderson, . . . 1707. 8°, A— N 
 
FOX. 
 
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 ^OX, JOHN. 
 
 De Christo crucifixo concio. loan. Foxi. 
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 FRANCE. 
 
 A Relation of the French Kings Late 
 Expedition into the Spanish-Netherlands, 
 In the years 1667, and 1668. With an 
 Introduction discoursing his Title there- 
 unto : And an account of the Peace be- 
 tween the two Crowns, made the second 
 of May 1668. Englished by G. H. Gent, 
 London, Printed for John Starkey, . . . 
 1669. 12°. A, 13 leaves, besides the 
 title : B — I 10 in twelves. 
 A Compendious History of the Taxes of 
 France, and of the Oppressive Methods 
 of raising of them. London : Printed by 
 J. M. and B. B. for Richard Baldwin . . . 
 mdcxciv. 4°. Title and anonymous 
 dedication to Thomas, Earl of Stamford, 
 Lord Gray of Grooby, 2 leaves : B — E in 
 fours, and an extra leaf alter E 4. 
 The Nativity of the Most Valiant and 
 Puissant Monarch Lewis the Four- 
 teenth, King of France and Navarre, 
 Astronomically and Astrologically Hand- 
 led. . . London, Printed in the Year, 1680. 
 4°, A— E 2 in lours. 
 
 ULBECKE, WILLIAM. 
 
 A. Direction or Preparatiue to t e Study 
 
 of the Law At London Printed 
 
 for the Company of Stationers. Anno 
 Dom. 1620. 8°. A, 4 leaves : B— N in 
 sights, N 8 blank. 
 
 ULLER, WILLIAM. 
 
 Ri.udit to those that Suffer Wrong : Or, 
 1 Full Confutation of the Assertions of 
 that Grand Iniposter Fuller, al' Fullee, 
 il' Fouler, al' Elleson, al' &c. Con- 
 cerning the Birth of the Pretended Prince 
 jf Wales. Printed and Sold by the Book- 
 sellers of London and Westminster. 1701. 
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 DR. 
 
 Fur Preedestinatus : Siue, Dialogismus 
 [nterquendamOrdinis Prasdicantium Cal- 
 idnistam & Furem ad laqueum damnatum 
 labitus. In Quo ad vivuni representatur 
 ion tantum quomodo Calvinistarum 
 Dogmata ex se ipsis ansam praebent sceleri. 
 . . Londini, Impensis F. G. Tvpis G. 
 D. Anno Dom. 1651. 12°, A— D 6 in 
 vvelves, D 6 blank. 
 
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 An Historical Account of the Antiquity 
 and Unity of the Britanick Churches. 
 Continued from the Conversion of these 
 Islands to the Christian Faith, by St. 
 Augustine, to this present Time. By a 
 Presbyter of the Church of England. . . 
 London, Printed for W. Whitwood, at 
 the Angel and Bible in Little Britain, 
 mdcxcii. 4°, A — in fours, 4 with 
 Advertisements. 
 
 G. W., Gent. 
 The Case of Succession to the Crown of 
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 of the Honorable House of Commons. 
 Being an Answer to that Pamphlet that 
 pretends to prove the Parliament hath no 
 Power to alter Succession. Printed, 1679. 
 4°, A— B in fours. B. M. 
 
 GADBTJRY, JOHN. 
 The Nativity of the late King Cliarls 
 Astrologically and Faithfully performed ; 
 With Reasons and Art, Of the Various 
 Success, and Mis-fortune of His whole 
 Life. Being [occasionally] a brief His- 
 tory of our late unhappy Wars. Unto 
 which is added (by way of Appendix) the 
 Genitures of the late Queen, Prince, &c. 
 And their Sympathy, or antipathy with 
 this illustrious Nativity compared. By 
 John Gadbury, Philomathematikos. Fa- 
 tisagimur. . . Martial. London, Printed 
 by James Cottrel. 1659 [August.] 8°, 
 A — I in eights. Dedicated by the author 
 to Mr. Thomas Barton, of London, Mer- 
 chant. B. M. 
 
 Nuncius Astrologicus. Or The Astrolo- 
 gical Legate : Demonstrating to the World 
 The Success that may probably (by the 
 Influences of the Stars) be expected from 
 the present unhappy Controversies be- 
 tween the two Northern Kings : Deduced 
 from the Nativity of His Royal Majesty 
 of Denmark . . . London : Printed by J. 
 Cottrel, for F. Cossinet ; and are to be 
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 Street. 1660. 8", A— D in eights, A 1 
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 son. B. J/. 
 
 Natura Prodigiorum: Or, A Discourse 
 touching the Nature of Prodigies. To- 
 gether with the Kindes, Causes, and Ef- 
 fects, of Comets (or Blazing-stars) Eclipses 
 and Earthquakes ; . . . . With an Ap- 
 pendix touching the Imposturism of the 
 Commonly-received Doctrine of Prophe- 
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 matikos. Non est muta rerum Natura 
 sed undiq ; loquax. Erasm. London, 
 
G ALLEN. 
 
 140 
 
 GORDON. 
 
 Printed for Fr. Cossinet, at the Anchor 
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 Two editions the same year. Both are in 
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 GALLEN, T., Philomathematikos. 
 Gallen 1642. An Almanack and Prog- 
 nostication for the yeare of God 164-J. 
 Being the second alter Leap-yeare. The 
 most usefull now extant, and so ordered 
 that it will serve for any part of England. 
 Peruse, and then censure. London, Printed 
 by Rob. Young for the Companie of Sta- 
 tioners. 12°. A, 12: B— C in sixes. 
 
 Puttick & Simpson, May 15, 1889, in 
 Lot 523, interleaved and annotated by some 
 University graduate, who watched with ap- 
 parent interest and curiosity the progress 
 of the Civil Wax. He also gives particulars 
 of his own life and occupation The King, 
 the Lord General, the Earl of Essex, Sir 
 Thomas and Lady Richardson, kc, are men- 
 tioned. 
 
 GELL, JOHN, M.D., of Edinburgh. 
 Epilhalamivm et Gratvlatio,Svper Avgvs- 
 sissimis Ivxtaqve felicissiniis Nuptiis 
 Sereniss. Principum, Friderici V. Comitis 
 Palatini . . . Et Elisabethse Iacobi, Magnae 
 Britannise, . . . Regis . . . Fibre Vnicae: 
 Et Fausto Eorundem Heitielbergam 
 adventu . . . Heidelbergae M.DC.XIII. 4°, 
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 GERARD, FRIAR, of the Order of Obser- 
 vants. 
 The interpretacyon / and sygnvfycacyon 
 of the Masse. C Here begynneth a good 
 deuoute Boke to the honoure of God / of 
 our lady his mother / & of all sayntes / 
 and ryght pr of y table to al good Catholyke 
 persones / to knowe howe they shall de- 
 uoutly here Masse. And how salutaryly 
 they slial Confesse them. And how re- 
 uerently and honourably they shall go 
 to the holy Sacrament or table of our 
 sauyour Jhesu chryste / With dyuerse 
 other profytable document? and oraysons 
 or prayers here conteyned / Composed 
 and ordeyned by frere Gararde frere 
 mynoure of the ordreof the Obseruauntes. 
 [Col.] C. Imprynted By me Robert Wyer 
 / dwellynge at the sygne of saynt John 
 Euagelyste in saynt Martyns parysshe in 
 the felde / in the Bysshop of North- 
 wytche rentes / besyde Charynge erosse. 
 C in the yere of our Lorde God a. m.ccccc. 
 xxxii. The xiii. daye of the moneth of 
 Octobre. C Cum priuilegio Regali pro 
 spatio septem annorum. 8". ►{«, 4 leaves : 
 a — z in fours : K , 4 leaves : A — E in 
 fours, E 4 with the device. B. M. 
 
 Sotheby's, Feb. 4, 1889, No. 23, Herbert's 
 copy. 
 
 GERSON, JOHN, or Thomas a Kempis. 
 Colloquium Animce : The sole-talke of the 
 Soule : Or, A spirituall and heauenly 
 Dialogue, betwixt the soule of Man and 
 God. Which, for the great afhnitie it 
 bath with other bookes of the Author 
 published heretofore in our natiue tongue, 
 is now entituled The fourth booke of the 
 Imitation of Christ. Translated and cor- 
 rected by Thomas Rogers. At London 
 Printed by Humfrey Lownes. 1616. Sm. 
 8° or 12°. A, 6 leaves: B—H in twelves : 
 1,6. 
 
 GILBY, ANTHONY. 
 A Briefe Treatise of Election and Repro- 
 bacion wythe certane answers to the obiec- 
 tions of the aduersaries of this doctryne 
 written by Anthony Gvlbie. . . . Im- 
 printed [at Geneva] by lames Poullain, 
 and Reny Houdouyn. m. d. lvi. Sm. 
 8°, A— D in eights. 
 
 Turner, at Sotheby's, Nov. -Dec. 1888, 
 No. 1933, damaged. 
 
 GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 
 
 An Account of the late Hardships and 
 Violence Inflicted upon certain Persons 
 called Quakers for their Peaceable Reli- 
 gious Meetings in the City and County of 
 Gloucester. London, Printed by Benja- 
 min Clark in George-yard in Lombard- 
 street Bookseller, 1682. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 The Speech of Charles Trinder, Esq ; 
 Recorder of Gloucester, at his Entrance 
 upon that Office, .Tanvary the 18th, 168|. 
 London : Printed, and are to be Sold by 
 Randal Taylor, . . 16S§. Folio, A— E, 
 2 leaves each, A 1 with Imprimatur. 
 
 GOODWIN, JOHN. 
 Moses made Angry : Or, A Letter written 
 and sent to Dr. Hill, Master of Trinity 
 Colledg in Cambridg, Upon occasion of 
 some hard Passages that fell from him in 
 a Sermon preached at Pauls, May 4. 1651. 
 By John Goodwin. . . . London, Printed 
 bv J. M. for Henry Cripps and Lodowick 
 Lloyd, . . . 1651. 4°, A— B 2 in fours. 
 Dated from Coleman Street, May 9, 1651. 
 
 GORDON, PATRICK. 
 The First booke of the famous Historye 
 of Penardo and Laissa, other ways callid 
 the warres, of Love and Ambitione. 
 Wherein is described Penardo his most 
 admirable deeds of arms, his ambition of 
 Ljlore his contempt of lvcre, with loves 
 mighte assalts & ammorus temptations : 
 Laissas feareful inchantment hir relief 
 hir trauells and lastly loves admiral >el 
 
GORING. 
 
 14* 
 
 H. I. 
 
 1 force, In hir releiving Penardo from ye 
 ' fire. Doone in Heroik verse, by Patrik 
 ; Gordon. Printed at Dort By George 
 waters. 1615. 8°. Title, dedication 
 I to George, Earl of Enye, Lord Gordon, 
 , and preliminary verses, 10 leaves : A — 11 2 
 if in eights. In stanzas of 6 lines. B. M. 
 
 Among the writers of encomiastic verses 
 are W. Drummond, Alexander Gardyne, 
 and Robert Gordon. 
 
 GORING, GEORGE. 
 The Declaration of Colonell Goring Vpon 
 i his Examination, touching the late in- 
 tended Conspiracie against the Scots. 
 With the Report of that worthy Gentle- 
 man Mr. Fyues to the House of Commons 
 . . . Iune 1641. Printed in the yeare 
 
 1641. 4°, A— B 2 in fours. 
 
 GOUGE, THOMAS, Minister of the 
 Gospel. 
 The Surest and Safest Way of Thriving. 
 Or A Conviction ot the Grand Mistake 
 in many, That what, is given to the Poor, 
 is a loss to their Estate ; . . . . London : 
 Printed by S. and B. G. for Nevil Sim- 
 mons . . . 1676. Sm. 8°, A— F 6 in 
 eights. 
 
 A mere clerical performance. 
 
 GOVERNMENTS. 
 An Account of a Conversation Concerning 
 a Right Regulation of Governments, For 
 the Common Good of Mankind. In A 
 Letter to the Marquess of Montrose, the 
 Earls of Rothes, Roxburgh, and Hadding- 
 ton, from London the 1st of December 
 
 1703. London : Printed for A. Baldwin, 
 
 1704. 8°, A— D in eights. 
 
 GRANTHAM, THOMAS, M.A., Curate of 
 Eston, near Tocester, co. Northampton. 
 A Motion against Imprisonment, wherein 
 is proved that Imprisonment for debt is 
 against the Gospel, against the good of 
 Clmrch, and Commonwealth. Matthew 
 18, 29. Have patience, and I \oill pay thee 
 all. Printed at London for Francis Coules 
 
 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 GREENE, ROBERT. 
 The Pleasant and Delightful History of 
 Dorastus and Favnia. . . . By Robert 
 Green, Master of Arts in Cambridge. 
 London : Printed by W. 0. for G. Con- 
 yers at the Ring in Little Britain, 1700. 
 Price 6d. 4°, black letter, B — F in fours, 
 and the title, on which is a woodcut. 
 
 On the back of the title occurs : Dorastus 
 his Love-passion ... in verse. 
 
 GREGORY, JAMES, of Aberdeen. 
 Geometric Pars Vniversalis, Inserviens 
 Quantitation Curvarum transmutationi 
 
 & mensurse. Patavii, mdclxviii. . . . 
 4°. t, 6 leaves : A— T in fours. With 
 diagrams. 
 
 GRUMBLETONIAN. 
 
 The Characier of a Grnmbletonian, Or, 
 The New Malecontent. London, Primed 
 and are to be Sold by Richard Janeway 
 . . . mdclxxxix. A folio leaf. 
 
 GUEZ, JEAN LOUIS, Sieur de Balzac. 
 Aristippvs, Or, Mons r de Balzac's Master- 
 piece. Bein:, r A Discourse Concerning the 
 Court. With an Exact T;ible of the prin- 
 cipal! Matter. Englished by R. W. Lon- 
 don, Printed by Tho. Newcomb, for Nat. 
 Eakins at the Gun, and Tho. Johnson, at 
 the Golden Key in Pauls-Church Yard, 
 1659. Sm. 8°. A, 8 leaves : B— H in 
 twelves : I, 4. B. M. 
 
 GUALDO PRIORATO, GALEAZZO. 
 The History of the Managements of Car- 
 dinall Julio Mazarine, Chief Minister of 
 State of the Crown of France. Written 
 in Italian by Count Galeazzo Guahlo 
 Priorato. And Translated according to the 
 Original. In the which are Related the 
 Principal Successes Happened from the 
 Beginning of His Management of Affairs 
 till His Death. Tom 1. Parti. London: 
 Printed by H. L. and R. B. in the Year 
 1671. Sm. 8°, A— Y 10 in twelves, A 1 
 with Imprimatur and Y 10 with Errata: 
 Tom. 1. Part 11. dated 1672, B— S 3 in 
 twelves and the title. With a portrait. 
 B.M. 
 
 The author's dedication to the Duke and 
 Duchess Regent of Modena and Reggio is 
 returned. 
 Reprinted, 12°, 1691. 
 
 GUILD, WILLIAM, Minister at King- 
 Edward. 
 Isaachars Asse, Braying, Vnder a double 
 Burden. Or, The Vniting of Churches. 
 [Quotations.] Aberdene, Imprinted by 
 Edward Raban. Cvm Privilegio. 1621. 
 4°, A — C in fours. With some verses at 
 the end. Dedicated to John Urquhart of 
 Craighous, &c, and his wife Elizabeth 
 Seton. 
 
 H. A., Scoto- Britain. 
 
 A Bitte to s:ay the Stomacks of good Svb- 
 iects. Or A suddaine and short Vindica- 
 tion of the Scots Commissioners Papers 
 Intitvled The Answer of the Commis- 
 sioners . . . Printed Anno Dom. 1647. 
 4°, A— B 2 in fours. 
 
 H. I., M.D. 
 
 Scelera aquarum: Or, A Supplement to 
 Mr. Graunt On the Bills of Mortality. 
 Shewing As well the Causes, as Encrease, 
 
HA, JO. 
 
 142 
 
 HARE. 
 
 of the London, Parisian, and Amster- 
 dam Scorlmte : With all its Attendants. 
 Demonstrating the Locality, of the said 
 Causes, and how they result from Mor- 
 bifiek Salts, which abound in the Strata 
 of the Earth, and Stagnate Waters, round 
 those three Cities. [Quot. from Pliny, 
 Nat. Hist. Lib. 25. cap. 3.] London : 
 Printed for the Author, and Sold by Du 
 Cliemin, at the Sign of Abraham Sacri- 
 ficing Isaac, o\er against Somerset-House 
 in the Strand, . . . 1701. 4°, A— E 2 
 in fours. B. M. 
 
 ITA, JO., of tlie Inner Temple, Esquire. 
 Nahash Redivivus In a Letter from the 
 Parliament of Scotland, Directed to the 
 Honorable William Lenthal, Speaker of 
 the House of Commons. Examined and 
 Answered. . . . London, Printed for 
 Thomas Brewster, and are to be sold at 
 the three Bibles in Creed-Lane, neer the 
 West-End of Pauls. 1649. 4°, A— C in 
 fours. 
 
 HACKET, JOHN, lute Lord Bishop of 
 Lichfield and Coventry. 
 Scrinia Reserata : A Memorial Oli'er'd to 
 the Great Deservings of John Williams, 
 D.D. who some time held the Places of 
 L (1 Keeper of the Great Seal of England, 
 L tl Bishop of Lincoln, and L d Archbishop 
 of York. Containing A Series of the Most 
 Remarkable Occurrences and Transac- 
 tions of His Life, in Relation both to 
 Church and State ... In the Savoy : 
 . . . Printed by Edw. Jones, for Samuel 
 Lowndes over-against Exeter-Exchange in 
 the Strand, m.dc.xciii. Folio, B— Ef in 
 fours, besides the title, portrait by White. 
 and Err at a. 
 
 HAINES, RICHARD. 
 A Method of Government for such 
 Publick Working Aims-Houses as may be 
 Erected in every Country for bringing 
 all idle hands to Industry. As the lust 
 known Expedient for restoring and ad- 
 vancing the Woollen Manufacture. . . . 
 With Allowance. London, Printed for 
 Langley Curtis on Ludgate-hill. 1670. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 England's Weal & Prosperity Proposed : 
 Or, Reasons for Erecting Publick Work 
 Houses in every County, For the speedy 
 promoting of Industry and the Woollen 
 Manufacture, shewing how the Wealth 
 of the Nation may be encreased, many 
 Hundred thousand pounds per A nun in. 
 ... To which is added a Model of 
 Government for such Work-Houses pre- 
 pared by the same Author, . . . pur- 
 
 suant to a Breviate of Proposals . . . for 
 merly published. London, Printed foi 
 Langlev Curtis, in Goat Court on Lud 
 gate-hill. 1681. 4°, A— B in fours 
 The Method, with a new title, 4 leaves 
 Dedicated by Haines to Sir Patienc* 
 Ward, Lord Mayor of London. 
 
 HALL, JOSEPH, Bishop of Exeter. 
 The Honor of the Married Clergie 
 Maintayned against the malicious Glial 
 lenges of C. E. Masse-Priest : Or, Tin 
 Apologie written some yeares since for tin 
 marriage of persons Ecclesiasticall, niadi 
 good against the Cauils of C. E. Pseudo 
 Catholike Priest. In Three Books. B] 
 Ios. Hall. D. of Diuin. Deane of Worcest 
 London Printed by W. S. for N. Butter 
 1620. 8°. A, 8 leaves : A (repeated), - 
 leaves : B — Z in eights. Dedicated t< 
 George, Archbishop of Canterbury. B. M 
 The Museum copy purports to be printei 
 for H. Feth[erstone]. 
 
 HALLEY, GEORGE, A.M., Prebendary 
 
 Ripon. 
 A Sermon Preach'd in the Cathedral ant 
 Metropolitical Church of St. Peter, ii 
 York : Ou Friday, the Fifth of Noveni 
 ber, 1697. Being the Anniversary-Dai 
 . . . With a Postscript and Two Letters 
 which clearly discover the Romar 
 Designs against the English Church anc 
 Nation. London : Printed for and Sole 
 by Tho. Baxter, Bookseller, in Peter 
 Gate, York. 1698. 4°, A— D in fours 
 Dedicated to the Archbishop of York. 
 
 The two letters at end are by Archbishop; 
 Laud and Bramhall, the latter writtei 
 when Bramhall was Bishop of Derry. 
 
 HAMILTON, JAMES, Duke of Hamilton 
 [A Declaration as to the General Demands 
 1638, and his share in that business as 
 High Commissioner of the King. Then 
 is no title ; but. the first leaf contains tin 
 imprint :] Imprinted at Edinburgh by 
 Robert Young, Printer to the Kings mosl 
 Excellent Majestie . . . 1638. 4°, a and 
 A in fours = 8 leaves. 
 
 HARE, JOHN. 
 
 S' Edwards Ghost : Or, Anti-Norman- 
 isme : Being a patheticall Complaint and 
 Motion in the behalfe of our English 
 Nation against her good (yet neglected] 
 Grievance, Normanisme. Qiuenam {ma- 
 lum) est ista voluntaria servitus? Cicer. 
 in orat. Phil. 1. London, Printed foi 
 Richard Wodenotlie at the Starre undei 
 Peter's Church in Cornhill. 1647. 4°, 
 B — D in fours, besides title and preface. 
 The date at the end is October 1642; 
 and in his Address to the Reader Hare 
 
HARRINGTON. 
 
 143 
 
 HIDES. 
 
 states that the tract had lain some time by 
 him. 
 
 HARRINGTON, SIR JAMES. 
 Horse consecrates, or Spiritual Pastime. 
 Concerning Divine Meditation upon the 
 great mysteries of our faith and salva- 
 tion. Occasional meditations and gratu- 
 latory reflexions upon particular provi- 
 dences and deliverances, vouchsafed to 
 the Author and his family. Also a Scrip- 
 ture-Catechisme dedicated to the service 
 of his wife and children. And now pub- 
 lished, together with other treatises men- 
 tioned in the following page for common 
 use . . . London, printed for the Author. 
 1682. Folio. Two leaves, then A— Zzzzz 
 in twos, not counting the portraits of Sir 
 James and Lady Katherine Harrington. 
 Bodleian. 
 
 HARRIS, BENJAMIN. 
 A Short but Just Account of the Tryal of 
 Benjamin Harris upon an Information 
 brought against him for Printing and 
 Vending a late Seditious Book called An 
 
 Appeal from the Country to the City 
 
 Printed in the Year 1679. Folio, A — B, 
 2 leaves each. B. M. 
 
 HAY, JAMES. 
 
 Collonel James Hays Speech to the Parlia- 
 ment Upon the Debate concerning Tolera- 
 tion. As it was taken by Anonimus A 
 Member of the House, and sent to the 
 Press with this Epigram on the Author 
 
 Fcelixfisa suis cwlcbrata Catonibus Ehcuf 
 Clodius in miseros furit, & Catalina Britannos. 
 
 Printed in the Year 1655. 4°, A— D in 
 fours, and a leaf after D 4 with " An 
 Epistle to the Reader." 
 
 HENRY VIII. TUDOR, King of Eng- 
 land. 
 Le traicte de la paix perpetuelle du roy 
 treschrestie nostre souuerain seigfir et 
 madame sa mere / regente en France en 
 son absence. Auec treshault & tres- 
 puissant prince Henry huytiesme de ce 
 iiom/ par la grace de dieu roy Dangleterre/ 
 leurs heirs et successeurs . publie a Lyon 
 le .xxij. de septebre. Lan Mil. ccccc.xxv. 
 [A crowned shield with the fleurs de lys.] 
 Auec priuilege. [Paris, 1525.] 4°, 4 
 leaves, including one with the device on 
 the title repeated on a larger scale and 
 enclosed in a frame of ornamental design. 
 
 HERBERT, EDWARD, Lord Herbert of 
 
 Clt< rbury. 
 
 De Veritate, . . . Exc. Lvtetiae Parisi- 
 
 orvm. cio IOC xxiv. lam denuo sed 
 
 auctius & emendatius recud. Londini per 
 
 Avgvstinvm Matthaevm. cio 10c xxxiu. 
 4°. a, 3 leaves : A — Hh 2 in fours. 
 
 De Veritate, . . . Cui Operi additi sunt 
 duo alii tractatus ; Primus, De Cavsis 
 Errorvm ; Alter, De Religione Laici ; 
 Vna cum Appendice . . . Londini, 1645. 
 4°. a, 4 leaves : A — Ii 2 in fours : Be 
 Causis Errorum, &c, A — X 2 in fours : 
 Pra'cepta et Consilia, directed to his heirs 
 and nephews, A — B in fours, B 4 blank : 
 De Vita Humana Philosopihica Bisqui- 
 sitio, 4 leaves — both the last in verse. 
 
 De la Verite Entant Qvelle est distincte 
 de la Reuelation, du Vray-semblable, 
 du Possible & du Faux. . . . Reueu & 
 augment e par le mesme Auteur. Troi- 
 sieme Edition, m.dc.xxxiii. 4°. a, 4 
 leaves: A — Rr in fours: Errata, 2 leaves. 
 
 HEYWOOD, JOHN. 
 John Heywoodes woorkes. A dialogue 
 conteyning the number of the effectuall 
 prouerbes in the English tonge compact 
 in a matter concernynge two maner of 
 Mariages. With one hundred of Epi- 
 gramm.es : and three hundred of Epi- 
 grammes vpo three hundred Prouerbes : 
 and a fifth hundred of Epigrams. Where- 
 unto are now newly added a sixth hun- 
 dred of Epigrams by the sayde John 
 Heywood. Londini. 1566. [Col.] Im- 
 printed at London in Fleetstrete by Henry 
 Wykes. Cum priuilegio. 4°, black letter, 
 A — Ee 2 in fours, Ee 2 blank. B. J/., 
 Budl., Capel Coll., &c. 
 
 On sign. Q 1 verso is a page-woodcut with 
 
 the full-length portrait of the author, as in 
 
 the Spider and the Ftie, 1556. 
 
 HICKERINGILL, EDMUND. 
 
 Gregory, Father-Greybeard, With his Vi- 
 zard oil; Or, News from the Cabal in 
 some Reflexions Upon a late Pamphlet En- 
 tituled, The Rehearsal Transpros'd. (After 
 the fashion that now obtains) In a Letter 
 to our old Friend, R. L. from E. H. Lon- 
 don, Printed by Robin Hood, at the Sign 
 of the He-Cow I. 0. if it be not a Bull, 
 on the South-west and by West end of 
 Lake-lemans and sold by Nath. Brooke 
 at the Angel in Cornhil, 1673. 8°, A— X 
 in eights. 
 
 HIDES. 
 
 The generall Greeuance of all England, 
 Man, Woman, and Child : to the High 
 and Honourable Court of Parliament. [In 
 reference to the transportation or export 
 of raw hides. About 1625.] A broadside. 
 This document more particularly bears 
 upon the injury sustained by curriers, shoe- 
 makers, and cobblers. Sotheby's, Feb. 4, 
 1889, in Lot 216. 
 
HILDYARD. 
 
 144 
 
 HUMOUR. 
 
 [HILDYARD, CHRISTOPHER, of York.] 
 A List, Or Catalogve of all the Mayors, 
 and Bayliifs, Lord Mayors, and Sheriffs, 
 of the most Ancient. Honourable, Noble, 
 and Loyall City of Yorke, From the time 
 of King Edward the First ; untill this 
 present year, 1664. being the 16 th year 
 of the most happy Reign of our most 
 gratious Soveraign Lord King Charles 
 the Second. Together with many, and 
 sundry Remarkable Passages, which hap- 
 pened in their severall Yeers. Published 
 by a true Lover of Antiquity, and a Well- 
 wisher to the Prosperity of the City ; 
 Together with his Hearty Desire of the 
 Restoration of its former Glory, Splen- 
 dor, and Magnificence : York, Printed by 
 Stephen Bulkley, 1664. 4°, A— I 2 in 
 fours, besides the title and frontispiece. 
 B.M. 
 
 This is the copy noticed by Mr. Davies 
 {Memoir of the York Press, 1868, p. 16) as 
 being preserved in Harl. MS. 6115 ; it is 
 interleaved, so as to form a thick volume, 
 and is enriched, perhaps by Hildyard him- 
 self, with MSS. notes and illustrations 
 throughout. 
 
 HODGES or HODGE, JAMES. 
 A Just and Modest Vindication of the 
 Scots' Design, For the having Established 
 a Colony at Darien. With A Brief Dis- 
 play, how much it is their Interest, to 
 apply themselves to Trade, and particu- 
 larly to that which is Foreign. . . . Printed 
 in the Year, 1699. 8°. A, 8 leaves : a, 
 8 leaves : B — P 4 in eights, P 4 blank. 
 A 3 seems to be omitted in the signatures. 
 
 Considerations and Proposals, For Sup- 
 plying the present Scarcity of Money, 
 and advancing Trade. By James Hodges 
 Gent. Edinburgh, Printed ; and are to 
 be sold at Mrs. Ogston's Shop in the 
 Parliament-Close, 1705. 4°, A — C in 
 fours, 4 blank. 
 
 HODGES, RICHARD. 
 
 Enchiridion Arithmeticon. Or A Manvt 1 
 of Millions Containing therein Mens Ac- 
 compts Compvted, or Made vp. Whereby 
 they may Svddenly know the true value 
 of any commodity, at any price what- 
 soever. . . . For Ease and Expedition the 
 like hatli not bin published. The Time 
 is short 1 Cor. 7. 29. Redeem the Time. 
 Ephes. 5. 16. London, Printed by M. 
 Flesher, and are to be sold in Southwark, 
 within the Closse. neare St. Mary Overies 
 Church, at the house of Richard Hodges 
 a School-master, the Authour thereof. 
 1631. 8°, A— L 4 in eights. B. M. 
 
 The date has been altered to 1634, and 
 
 the same was the case with a second copy 
 sold at Sotheby's, Feb. 12, 1889, No. 279. 
 
 HODGES, WILLIAM. 
 Great Britain's Groans : Or, An Account 
 of the Oppression, Ruin, and Destruction 
 of the Loyal Seamen of England, In the 
 Fatal Loss of their Pay, Health, and 
 Lives, and Dreadful Ruin of their Fami- 
 lies . . . Printed in the Year 1695. 4°, 
 A — D in fours, D 4 with the Errata. 
 
 HOLME. THOMAS, and ABRAHAM 
 
 FULLER. 
 A Brief Relation of some part of the Suf- 
 ferings of the True Christians, The People 
 of God (in Scorn called Quakers) in Ire- 
 land, For these last Eleaven Years, viz. 
 from 16fi0 until 1671. . . Printed in the 
 Year, 1672. 4°, A— K in fours. 
 
 HOMER. 
 
 Homer Alamode, The Second Part, In 
 English Burlesque : Or, A Mock Poem 
 upon the Ninth Book of Iliads. [Quota- 
 tion from Statins with an English trans- 
 lation.] Invented for the Meridian of 
 Cambridge, where the Pole of Wit is 
 elevated by several degrees. London, 
 Printed by S. Roycroft, for Dorman New- 
 man at the Kings Arms in the Poultrv, 
 1681. 8°. 
 The copy employed ended imperfectly on B 8. 
 
 HOUGHTON, THOMAS, of Lime Street, 
 
 Gentleman. 
 A Book of Funds : Or, Some Reason- 
 able Projections and Proposals for Raising 
 Three Millions of Money per Annum, for 
 Supplies, to be Granted to His Majesty. 
 By such Ways and Methods as will be 
 least Burthensome to the People, during 
 the War . . . London : Printed for the 
 Authour. 1696. 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 HOWELL, JAMES. 
 A Modern Account of Scotland ; Being, 
 An Exact Description of the Country, 
 And a True Character of the People and 
 their Manners. Written from thence by 
 an English Gentleman. Printed in the 
 Year, 1679. 4°, A— C 2 in fours. 
 
 HUGHES, WILLIAM, Late of Gray's Inn, 
 Esquire. 
 Hughes's Queries, Or, Choice Cases for 
 Moots, Containing several Points of Law, 
 not resolved in the Books. . . . London, 
 Printed for George Dawes, . . . 1675. 
 12°. A, 12 leaves, A 1 with Imprimatur 
 signed Fra North : [a], 6 leaves : B — F 
 in twelves : G, 8. Dedicated to the Society 
 of Gray's Inn. 
 
 HUMOUR. 
 The Humour of the Age. A Comedv. 
 
HYMN/. 
 
 •4: 
 
 INDIA. 
 
 As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in 
 Drury-Lane By His Majesty's Servants. 
 — Pictoribus atque Pcetis . . . Hor. <le 
 Art. Poet. London, Printed for R. Wel- 
 lington . . . 1701. 4°. List of Plays, 
 title, and unsigned dedication to Charles, 
 Lord Halifax, 6 leaves : B— K 2 in fours. 
 The anonymous writer in bis Epistle 
 states that he was only twenty-one years 
 of age, and that this was his maiden effort. 
 
 IYMNL 
 
 Hynmi canori cum iubilo secundum 
 morein vsumq5 prestatissime ac noniina- 
 tissiine ecclesie Eboracesis emendati atqj 
 correcti recentissime iuxta exemplar ipsius 
 prelate ecclesie. ImpensiaJohannisGachet 
 mercatoris librorum benemeriti juxta 
 ptaxata eeclesia degetc}. [Col.] Opusculvi 
 psens hymnorum seii'm cosuetudine nie- 
 tropolitane ecc'lie Eboraceds. Exaratu 
 Rothomagi I officina M. P. (Jliuier / co- 
 pletu est die quita Februarii Anno salutg 
 xtiane decimo-septimo supra millesimu 
 & qulgetissiinu. Oipoteti deo virginiq5 
 matri scto guillermo toti quoq5 curie ce- 
 lesti laudes immensas exorat. Impressor 
 erratorum veniara deprecans. 4°. Title 
 and 3 following leaves with anthem to 
 the Virgin, &c. : A — H in eights : I, 6. 
 B. M. 
 
 The volume consists of a series of hymns 
 set to music ; some of the leaves are printed 
 on one side only. 
 
 [MBER, MATTHEW, Gentleman. 
 The Case, Or, An Abstract of the Customs 
 of the Mannor of Merdon, in the Parish 
 of Hursely in the County of Southampton, 
 which are to be Observed and Performed 
 by the Lord and the Customary Tenants 
 of the said Mannor, their Heirs and Suc- 
 cessors for Ever. As they were taken 
 out of a Decree Made and Inrolled in 
 the Honourable Court of Chancery, for 
 Ratifying and Confirming the same Cus- 
 toms. Together with some remarkable 
 Passages, Suits at Law and in Equity, 
 and the Great Differences and Expences 
 therein. London, Printed Anno Doin. 
 1707. 8°, A— F in eights, A 1 and F 8 
 blank. B. M. 
 
 The dedication by the author to certain 
 customarv tenants of Merdon is dated from 
 Winchester, June 21, 1707. 
 
 INDIA. 
 
 A Description of a voyage made by cer- 
 taine Ships of Holland into the East 
 Indies. With their aduentures and suc- 
 cesse ; Together with the Description of 
 the Countries, Townes, and Inhabitants 
 of the same : Who set forth on the second 
 
 of Aprill. 1595 and returned on the 14. 
 of August. 1597. Translated out of Dutch 
 into English by W. P. London Imprinted 
 by Iohn Wolfe. 1598. 4°, A— L in fours. 
 With woodcuts, including a representation 
 of the copper and lead money current in 
 Java (the former Chinese). Dedicated to 
 Sir James Scudamore, Knight, by W. 
 Phillip. 
 
 In the dedication Phillip states that the 
 Dutch narrative had fallen into his hands, 
 and appeared to him equally important 
 with the discoveries of his own countrymen 
 in the same region, namely, those of Captain 
 Raimoud in the Penelope, Master Foxcroft 
 in the Merchant-Royal, and Master James 
 Lancaster in the Edward Bonaventure in 
 1591, as well as Master John Newhery and 
 llichard Fich overland through Syria, &c. — 
 and of Fich himself to Bengal, &c. — as de- 
 scribed by Hakluyt. 
 
 (ii.) An Addition to the Sea Iovrnal Or 
 nauigation of the Hollanders vnto Iaua, 
 contayning the apparances, shewes, or re- 
 semblances of the Cape of Bona Speranza, 
 of the road of S. Bras, of the Promontorie 
 of S. Iustus, and of the Cape of S. Augusta, 
 with the true shapes of the wastes of Mada- 
 gascar, Sumatra, and Iaua : and also a 
 Mappe and description of the Kingdome 
 and Island of Bally : Together with the 
 exposition of certain words of the people 
 of Madagascar : and with a dictionary of 
 the language of Malacca : compiled by 
 Cornelius Gerardson of Zuidland. Where- 
 unto are annexed the true portraictures 
 of the naturall inhabitants of the Cape of 
 Bona Speranza, of the King & people of 
 Antongil, of the Gouernour and people of 
 Sumatra, of the inhabitants and ships of 
 Iaua, of the people of China, and of the 
 King of Bally and his stately traine. 
 London Imprinted by Iohn Wolfe. 1598. 
 4°, A — E in fours, besides the dedication 
 by the Printer to the worshipful and well- 
 minded Mathias Rutten, citizen of Lon- 
 don, and the map of Bally. C 4 is occu- 
 pied by woodcuts. B. M. 
 
 A sequel to the narrative by Phillip. 
 
 The Petition and Remonstrance of the 
 Governovr and Company of Merchants of 
 London trading to the East Indies, ex- 
 hibited to the Right Honourable the 
 Lords and Commons, in the High Court 
 of Parliament assembled. London Printed 
 for Nicholas Bourne. 1641. 4", A— E 
 in fours. 
 
 A Discourse concerning Trade, And that 
 in particular of the East Indies. Wherein 
 several weighty Propositions are fully 
 discussed, and the State of the East-India- 
 
 K 
 
IRELAND. 
 
 146 
 
 JACOBITE. 
 
 Company is faithfully state<l. [Col.] 
 London, Printed and Sold by Andrew 
 Sowle at the Crooked-Billet in Holloway- 
 Lane in Shoreditch ; And at the Three 
 Keys in Nags-Head-Court, in Grace- 
 Church-Street, over against the Conduit, 
 1689. 4°, A— B 2 in fours. Without 
 any regular title. 
 
 The Eust-India Trade. A true Narration 
 of divers Ports in East-India ; of the Com- 
 modities, and Trade one Kingdome holdeth 
 with another ; whereby it appeareth, how 
 much profit this Nation is deprived by 
 restraint of Trade to those parts, which is 
 farre greater then all the trade of Europe. 
 [London, about 1689.] 4°, A — B in fours. 
 Without a regular title. 
 
 IRELAND. 
 A Gun-Powder Plot in Ireland For the 
 blowing up of the chiefest Church in 
 Dublin, when the Lords and others were 
 at Sermon, on Sunday, October, 31. 1641. 
 Which Conspiracie was plotted to bee 
 done by the Papists and Priests in Dub- 
 lin. With a further Discovery of their 
 bloody intention for the Massacring of 
 the English Protestants in Ireland. By 
 the Information of Thomas Creamor of 
 Graves-Inne Gentleman, . . . London, 
 Printed for John Thomas. 1641. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 A Perfect Relation of the Beginning and 
 Continuation of the Irish-Rebellion, From 
 May last, to this present 12th of January, 
 1641. With the Place where, and Per- 
 sons who, did Plot, Contrive, and put in 
 Execution that Romish damnable De- 
 si^ne. As also their inhumane Cruelties 
 which they have, and still execute, with 
 devillish hatred upon the Protestants. 
 Written by a worthy Gentleman, and 
 sent over by a Merchant now dwelling in 
 Dublin. Whereunto is annexed the Mer- 
 chants letter who sent the Copy of this 
 Relation : With another letter wherein 
 is truely related, The Bat tell fought be- 
 twixt our English, and the Rebels, on 
 the tenth of January, at a Town called 
 Swords, eight Miles from Dublin. London, 
 Printed by J. R. 1641. 4°, A— B in 
 fours. 
 
 A Declaration of the Commons assembled 
 in Parliament; Concerning the Rise, and 
 Progresse of the Grand Rebellion in Ire- 
 land. Together with a multitude of Ex- 
 aminations of persons of quality, whereby 
 it may easily appear to all the World, 
 who were and still are the Promoters of 
 that cruell and unheard of Rebellion. 
 
 With some Letters and Papers of grea 
 consequence of the Earl of Antrim? 
 which were intercepted. Also some Let 
 ters of Mart, . . . London, Printed fo 
 Edw. Husbands, . . . Iuly 25. 1643. 4° 
 A — H in fours. 
 
 Censvra Proposition vm Qvarvmdam,Cvn 
 ex Hibernia delatarvm, Turn ex duobu 
 libris, Anglise Sermone conscriptis ii 
 Latinum bona fide conuersis excerptarum 
 per Sacram Facultatem Theologiae Parisi 
 ensis facta. Iussu Cleri deiiud in lucen 
 edita. Parisiis, Excudebat Antonivs Vi 
 tray, . . . m dc.xliii. Cvm Privilegi 
 Regis. 4°, A — K in fours. 
 
 The Case of the Irish Protestants : I] 
 Relation to Recognising, Or Swearin 
 Allegiance to, and Praying for Kin 
 William and Queen Mary, Stated an 
 Resolved. London, Printed for Rober 
 Clavel, at the Peacock in S. Paul' 
 Church-Yard, mdcxci. 4°. A, 2 leaves 
 B— D in fours : E, 2, E 2 with Advei 
 tisements. 
 
 The Report made to the Honourabl 
 House of Commons, Decemb. 15. 169J- 
 By the Commissioners appointed to En 
 quire into the Forfeited Estates of Ire 
 land. London ; Printed in the Yea 
 mdcc. 4°, A — G in fours, A 1 with hall 
 title. 
 
 A Short Yiew of Both Reports, In Rela 
 tion to the Irish Forfeitures. In a Fami 
 liar Dialogue between A. and B. Mos 
 Humbly Offer'd to the Consideration c 
 Both Houses of Parliament. Londor 
 Printed in the Year, 1701. 4°, B— D i: 
 fours, and the title. 
 
 The edition of the lleport itself, jus 
 noticed, differs from that in the Huth Cats 
 logue, and this explains the meaning of tb 
 reference to two Reports. 
 
 IRETON, HENRY, Lord Deputy of In 
 land. 
 A Letter from The Lord Deputy-Genera 
 of Ireland, Unto the Honorable Williai 
 Lenthal Esq ; . . . Concerning the Ren 
 dition of the City of Limerick : . . 
 London, Printed by John Field, Printe 
 to the Parliament of England, 1651. 4' 
 A — B in fours. 
 
 JACOBITE. 
 The Character of a Jacobite, By wha 
 Name or Title soever Dignifyed or Dis 
 
 tinguish'd, Written by a Person 
 
 Quality. . . . London, Printed for th 
 Author. 1690. 4", A— E 2 in fours, E 
 blank. 
 
JAMES. 
 
 U7 
 
 JAMES. 
 
 JAMES I. STUART, King of Scots. 
 Memoirs Relating to the Restoration of 
 King James I. of Scotland. 
 
 Some future Truths were mini/led in his Book, 
 And where the Witness fail' d, the Prophet spoke. 
 
 Dryden. 
 
 London : Printed for W. Jones, at the 
 Black-Raven in the Poultrey. 1716. 
 Price 6d. 8°, A— D in fours. 
 
 JAMES STUART THE FIRST 
 
 [1603-25]. 
 Prayers, And Thanksgiving to be vsed 
 by all the Kings Maiesties louing Subiects, 
 For the happy deliuerance of his Maiestie, 
 the [Qveene, the] Prince, and States, of 
 the Parliament, [from] the most Traite- 
 rous and bloody int[ent to] Massacre by 
 Gunpowder the fif[th day of] Nouember. 
 1605. Set foorth by authority. Im- 
 printed at London by Ro[l>ert Barker,] 
 Printer . . . : And by the A[ssignes] of 
 Iohn Bill. [Anno 1606.] 4°, black 
 letter, A — G 2 in fours, title on A 2. 
 The copy employed was mutilated. 
 
 JAMES STUART THE SECOND 
 
 [1685-88]. 
 A Just and Modest Vindication of His 
 Royal Highness the Duke of York : In 
 Observations upon a late Revived Pam- 
 phlet, Intituled, A Word without Doors. 
 Wherein the Reasons and Arguments of 
 that Author, are Considered and Ex- 
 amined. London, Printed for Thomas 
 Benskin in Green's Rents, near Fleet- 
 bridge, m.dc.lxxx. 4°, A — Bin fours. 
 
 The Connexion : Being Choice Collec- 
 tions of some Principal Matters in King 
 James his Reign : Which may serve to 
 supply the vacancy betwixt Mr. Town- 
 shend's, and Mr. Rushworth's Historical 
 Collections. London, Printed for W. 
 Crook, at the Green Dragon without 
 Temple Bar, 1681. 8°. A, 4 leaves : 
 B — M in eights. With a portrait of Sir 
 Thomas Overbury, and a print at p. 91 
 containing small full-lengths of the Earl 
 and Cuuntess of Somerset. B. M. 
 
 [The Proclamation of James II.] Lon- 
 don, Printed by the Assignes of John 
 Bill deceas'd : . . . 1684 [-5, 7 Feb.] A 
 broadside. B. M. 
 
 An Account of the Ceremonial at the 
 Coronation of Their Most Excellent Ma- 
 jesties King James II. and Queen Mary, 
 at Westminster, the 23 of April 1685. 
 In the first year of His Majesties Reign. 
 Published by Order of the Duke of Nor- 
 folk Earl Marshal of England. Printed 
 
 by Thomas Newcomb in the Savoy, 1685. 
 A large broadside. B. M. 
 
 [A Proclamation by James II. respecting 
 the landing of the Duke of Monmouth 
 and others at Lyme in Dorsetshire, 13 
 June, 1685.] God Save the King. Lon- 
 don, Printed by the Assignes of John Bill 
 deceased : and by Henry Hill, and Thomas 
 Newcomb, .... 1685. A broadside. 
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 A Poem Occasioned by His Majesties 
 Most Gracious Resolution Declar'd in 
 His Most Honourable Privy Council, 
 March 18. 168f For Liberty of Con- 
 science. London, Printed by George Lar- 
 kin, at the Coach and Horses without 
 Bishopsgate. 1687. A broadside. B. M. 
 
 By the King, A Proclamation [for further 
 liberty of conscience in Scotland, 21 July, 
 1687.] Edinburgh, Printed by Andrew 
 Anderson, . . . and Reprinted by Thomas 
 Newcomb for P. Forrester, in Kings- 
 street Westminster, 16S7. A broadside. 
 B. M. 
 
 Reason and Authority : Or, The Motives 
 of a Late Protestants Reconciliation to 
 the Catholic Church. Together with 
 Remarks upon some late Discourses 
 against Transubstantiation. Publisht 
 with Allowance. London, Printed by 
 Henry Hills, Printer to the King's Most 
 Excellent Majesty, For his Household 
 and Chappel, 1687. 4°, A— R 2 in fours. 
 
 An Answer to a Book, Entituled, Reason 
 and Authority : . . . Together with a 
 brief Account of Augustine the Monk, 
 and Conversion of the English. In a 
 Letter to a Friend. London, Printed by 
 J. H. for Brabazon Aylmer, . . . 1687. 
 4°. Title and Imprimahir, 2 leaves : 
 B — N in fours. 
 
 Observations Upon a late Libel, Called 
 A Letter from a Person of Quality to his 
 Friend, concerning the Kings Declara- 
 tion, &c. [London, 1687.] 4°, A— B 2 iu 
 fours. Without any title-page. 
 
 By the King. A Proclamation [confirm- 
 ing his Declaration of Liberty of Con- 
 science in Scotland, 28 May, 1688.] Edin- 
 burgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew 
 Anderson . . . 1688. A broadside. 
 B.M. 
 
 The Kings Letter to the Great Council 
 of Peers. London, Printed for W. Thom- 
 son, 1688. A small broadsheet, B. M. 
 
 The Princess Anne of Denmark's Letter 
 to the Queen. [Nov. 1688.] A broad- 
 sheet. B. M. 
 
JAMES. 
 
 148 
 
 JONES. 
 
 By the King. A Proclamation [against a 
 threatened invasion from Holland.] Lon- 
 don, Printed by Charles Bill . . . 1688. 
 A large broadsheet. B. M. 
 
 A Declaration of His Most Sacred Majesty 
 Kim, r James II. To all his Loving Sub- 
 jects in the Kingdom of England. [Dub- 
 lin, 8 May, 1689.] A small broadsheet. 
 B. M. 
 
 The Anatomy of an Arbitrary Prince ; Or, 
 King James the II. Set forth in his 
 Proper Colours, and what England may 
 expect from such a one. Written . . . 
 by a Son of the Church of England. 
 Printed for R. Baldwin, near the Black- 
 Bull in the Old-Baily, 16S9. A folio leaf. 
 
 The Abdicated Prince : Or, The Adven- 
 tures of Four Years. A Tragi-Comedy, 
 As it was lately Acted at the Court ol 
 Alba-Regalis, By several Persons of Great 
 Quality. Nee Lex est justior ulla . . . 
 London, Printed for John Carterson, 
 1690. 4°. A, 2 leaves, with the title 
 and Actors' names : B — I 2 in fours. 
 
 A political piece referring to the transac- 
 tions of the English Court and Government 
 at this time. See Halliwell's Dictionary 
 of Old Plays, 1860, in v. 
 
 A View of the Court of St. Germain, 
 From the Year 1690, to 1695. With 
 an Account of the Entertainment Pro- 
 testants meet with there. Directed to 
 the Malecontents Protestants of Eng- 
 land. London, Printed for R. Baldwin, 
 near Oxford-Arms-Inn in Warwick-lane, 
 mdcxcvi. 4°. A, 2 leaves : B— E 2 in 
 fours. 
 
 An Elegy on the Death of King James 
 the Second, Late King of England, Who 
 departed this Mortal Life, on Wednesday 
 the 3 d of Septemb. at St. Germains en 
 Lay, at 3 a Clock in the Morning in the 
 Sixty Eight Year of His Age, 1701. Lon- 
 don, Printed by H. H. in Black- Fryers. 
 1701. Large folio, surmounted by royal 
 arms and funeral emblems. B. M. 
 
 JENKINS, DAVID. 
 The Vindication of Judge Jenkins Pri- 
 soner in the Tower, the 29. of Aprill, 
 1647. 4°, 4 leaves. Without a title- 
 page. 
 
 The Cordiall of Iudge Ienkins For the 
 good People of London : In reply to a 
 Thing, called, An Answer to the poyson- 
 ous seditious Paper of Mr. David Jen- 
 kins ; By H. P. Barister of Lincolns-Inne. 
 Printed in the Yeere 1647. 4°, A— B in 
 fours. 
 
 JOHANNES DE BURGO. 
 Pupilla oculi oibus presbyteris precipue 
 Anglicanis summe necessaria : per sa- 
 pientissimii diuini cultus moderator! 
 Johannem de burgo quonda alme vni- 
 uersitatis Cautabrigien. cancellariu : . . . 
 Venudatur London, apud bibliopolas in 
 cimiterio sancti Pauli : sub intersignio 
 sancte ac indiuidue trinitatis. [Col.] . . . 
 in alma Parisiorum academia opera Wollf- 
 gagi hopylii impressa Anno nostre re- 
 demptioie Millesimo quingentesimo-deci- 
 mo. vij. kalendas Julij. Folio, a — r in 
 eights : s, 9 leaves. In two columns. 
 
 JOHANNES DE MEDIOLANO. 
 
 Regimen Sanitatis Salerni. The Schooh 
 of Salernes most learned and iuditious 
 Director! e, . . . Perused, and corrected . . , 
 London, Imprinted by Barnard Alsop, and 
 are to be sold bv Iohn Barnes, at his shot 
 in Hosier Lane. 1617. 4°, A— Ff 2 in 
 fours. Dedicated in this impression bj 
 Anonymus to Master Joseph Fenton 
 Esquire, "a Gentleman skilfully experi- 
 enced both in Physicke and Chirurgery.' 
 
 JOHNSON, SAMUEL, M.A. 
 Purgatory Prov'd by Miracles : Collected 
 out of Roman-Catholick Authors. . Witl: 
 some Remarkable Histories Relating tc 
 British. English, and Irish Saints. With 
 a Preface concerning the Miracles 
 [Quot. from Card. Allen's Defence of tin 
 Doctrine of Purgatory.] London : Printed 
 for Richard Baldwin, mdclxxxviii. 4° 
 B — G 2 in fours, besides title and pre- 
 face, 3 leaves. B. M. 
 
 JOHNSON, THOMAS. Merchant. 
 A Plea for Free-Mens Liberties : Or The 
 Monopoly of the Eastland Marchants ana- 
 tomized by divers arguments (w ch will 
 also serve to set forth the unjustnesse oi 
 the Marchant-Adventurers Monopoly,] 
 and proved illegal, unnatural!, irrational! 
 against the honour of the Nation, tending 
 to its ruine and vassalage, . . . Penned 
 for the publique good, by Thomas John- 
 son Merchant. [Quotations.] Printed 
 Anno 1646. And are to be sold in Lon- 
 don, at every Stationers shop, that loves 
 liberty, and hates Monopolies. 4°, 4 
 leaves. • B. M. 
 
 JONES, JOHN. 
 
 Judges judged out of their own mouthes, 
 OrThe Question resolved by Magna Charta, 
 &c. Who have been Englands Enemies, 
 Kings Seducers, and Peoples Destroyers, 
 from Hen. 3. to Hen. 8. and before and 
 since Stated by S r . Edward Coke, K nt , 
 late L. Chief Justice of England. Ex- 
 
JONES. 
 
 149 
 
 KENT. 
 
 postulated, and put to the Vote of the 
 People, by J. Jones, Gent. Whereunto 
 is added Eight Observable Points of Law, 
 Executable by Justices of Peace. . . . 
 London, Printed by W. Bently, and are 
 to be sold by E. Dod, and N. Ekins, . . . 
 mdcl. 12°. A, 2 leaves, with title and 
 dedication to the Parliament and People : 
 B-F in twelves, F 11-12 blank. B. M. 
 
 Jurors Judges of Law and Fact : Or cer- 
 tain Observations of certain differences in 
 points of Law between a certain reverend 
 Judg, called, Andr. Horn, and an un- 
 certain Author of a certain Paper, printed 
 by one Francis Neale this year 1650, 
 styled, A Letter of due Censure and 
 Redargution to Lievt-Col. John Lilburn, 
 touching his Tryall at Guild-Hall, . . . 
 London", Printed by W. D. for T. B. and 
 G. M. [1650.] 12°, A— E in twelves, 
 A 1 and E 12 blank. Dedicated by Jones 
 to the Army of England " From my 
 Lodging at M r . Mundays hous in Clark- 
 enwel, this 29. of July, 1650." B. M. 
 
 JONES, MICHAEL. 
 Lieut: General Jones's Letter To the 
 Councel of State, of a Great Victory 
 which it hath pleased God to give the 
 Forces in the City of Dublin under his 
 Command, on the Second of this instant 
 August, against the Earl of Orniond and 
 the Lord Inchiquin's Forces before that 
 City. Together with the list of all the 
 Prisoners. . . . London, Printed for Ed- 
 ward Husband, . . . August 11. 1649. 
 4°, A— B 2 in lours. 
 
 JONSTON, ARTHUR. 
 Paraphrasis Poetica Psalmorvm Davidis. 
 Auctore Artvro Ionstono, Scoto. Acces- 
 serunt ejusdem 
 
 Cantica Evangelica 
 
 Symbolvm Apostolicvm, 
 
 Oratio Dominica, 
 
 Decalogvs. 
 Aberdoniae, Imprimebat Edwardus Ra- 
 banus, Anno 1637. Sm. 8°. Title, dedi- 
 cation, and to the Reader, 3 leaves : A — M* 
 in eights. 
 
 JURIKN, PIERRE. 
 
 The Reflections of the Reverend and 
 Learned Monsieur Jurien Upon the 
 strange and Miraculous Exstasies of 
 Isabel Vincent, The Shepherdess of Saov 
 in Dauphine ; Who ever since February 
 last hath sung Psalms, Prayed, Preached, 
 and Prophesied about the present Times, 
 in her Trances. As also Upon the Won- 
 derful and Portentous Trumpetings and 
 Singing of Psalms that were heard by 
 
 Thousands in the Air (in many parts of 
 France) in the Year 1686 : ... To which 
 is added, A Letter of a Gentleman in 
 Dauphine, To a Friend of his in Geneva, 
 containing the Discourses and Prophesies 
 of the Shepherdess. All Faithfully 
 Translated out of the French Copies, for 
 Publick Information. . . . London, 
 Printed for Richard Baldwin in the Old- 
 Baily, 1689. 4°, B— K2 in fours and 
 the title. B. M. 
 
 JURY-MAN. 
 The Grand -Jury-Man's Oath and Office 
 Explained : And the Rights of English- 
 Men Asserted. A Dialogue between 
 a Barrister at Law, and A Grand-Jury- 
 Man. Loudon, Printed for Langley 
 Curtis, near Fleet-Bridge upon Ludgate- 
 Hill. 1680. 4°, B— D in fours and the 
 title. 
 
 JUVENAL and PERSIUS. 
 Ivnii Ivvenalis Et Avli Persii Flacci 
 Satyrse : Cum Annotationibus ad mar- 
 ginem, quae obscurissima quae que dilu- 
 cidare possunt. Londini Excudebat 
 Richardus Field impensis Guilielmi 
 Welby. 1612. Sm. 8°, A— L in eights, 
 L 8 blank. Dedicated by the Editor, 
 Thomas Farnaby, to Piince Henry. 
 B.M. 
 
 KEN, THOMAS, Bishop of Winchester. 
 A Manual of Prayers For the Use of the 
 Scholars of Winchester College. And 
 all other Devout Christians. To which 
 is added three Hymns for Morning, Even- 
 ing, and Midnight ; not in the former 
 Editions : By the same Author. Newly 
 Revised. London, Printed for Charles 
 Brome . . . 1700. 12°, A— Fin twelves, 
 A 1 with the Arms of the College. 
 
 KENNET, WHITE, D.D., Bishop of 
 Peterborough. 
 Memoirs of the Family of Cavendish. By 
 White Kennet, D.D. Archdeac. of Hun- 
 tingdon, and Chaplain in Ordinary to 
 Her Majesty. London, Printed and Sold 
 by H. Hills, ... For the Benefit of the 
 Poor, 1708. 8°, A— F in fours. 
 
 KENT. 
 
 A baudie song of a maide of Kent. [1568.] 
 Mentioned by Gosaon (Plaies Confuted, 
 repr. Hazlitt, p. 189) as having formed part of 
 some dramatic performance about this time ; 
 he probably refers to the snatch in Wager's 
 The longer thou livest, the more fool thou art, 
 1568, and doubtless the author quoted from 
 a production under his eyes in the shape 
 of a broadsheet. See Chappell's Popular 
 Music, i. 348. 
 
K1RB Y. 
 
 LE CLERC. 
 
 KIRBY, RICHARD, and JOHN BI- 
 SHOP, Students in the Celestial Science. 
 The Marrow of Astrology In two Books. 
 Wherein is contained the Natures of the 
 Signes and Planets, with their several 
 Governing Angels, . . . Also a new 
 Table of Houses, exactly calculated for 
 the Latitude of London, . . . London: 
 Printed by Joseph Streater, near Paul's- 
 Wharf in Thames-street, for the Authors, 
 and are to be Sold bv John Southby at 
 the Harrow in Cornhill. 1687. 4°, A— P 
 in fours, and a leaf of Q : Part 2, A — 
 in fours, and a, 4 leaves. 
 
 L. M., D.D. 
 
 Proposals to the King and Parliament, Or 
 a Large Model of a Bank, Shewing how a 
 Fund of a Bank may be made without 
 much charge, or any hazard, that may 
 give out Bills of Credit to a vast extent, 
 that all Europe will accept of, rather than 
 Money. . . . London, Printed for Henry 
 Million at the sign of the Bible in Fleet- 
 Street, 1678. 4°, A— F in fours. 
 LADY. 
 Tiie Lady's New-years Gift : . . . . The 
 Second Edition Corrected by the Original. 
 London, Printed by Matt. Gillyflower in 
 Westminster-Hall, and James Partridge 
 at Charing-Cross. 1688. Sm. 8°, B— 
 H 10 in twelves, beside the frontispiece, 
 title, and an Advertisement. 
 
 In the Advertisement the publishers in- 
 form us that the original MS. had been 
 sent to a scrivener to be copied out, and 
 that he had made a large number of mis- 
 takes, which disfigure the first edition, and 
 that the true copy may be distinguished by 
 the engraving before the title. 
 
 LA FONTAINE. 
 Miscellaneous Poetical Novels or Tales, 
 Relating Many pleasing and instructive 
 Instances of Wit and Gallantry in Both 
 Sexes : Suited to the Belle-Humeur of 
 the Present Age. Adorn'd with Sculp- 
 tures. London ; Printed for John Nutt, 
 near Stationers-Hall, mdccv. Folio, B 
 — F, 2 leaves each and the title : G, 1 
 leaf : Second Collection, B — F, 2 leaves 
 each and the title. 
 
 LAING, JAMES, Scotns, Doctor of the 
 Sorbonne. 
 De Vita et Moribvs atqve Rebvs Gestis 
 Haereticorvm nostri Temporis &c. Tra- 
 ductis ex sermone Gallico in Latinum, 
 quibus multa addita sunt, . . . Parisiis, 
 Apud Michaelem de Roigny . . . 1584. 
 ... 8°. a, 8 leaves : S, 4 leaves : I, 8 
 leaves, last blank : A — P 6 in eights. 
 Dedicated to Mary, Queen of Scots. 
 
 LAW. 
 Humble Proposals to the Parliament Now 
 Assembled. Whereby the Profession ol 
 the Civil Law may be used in certain 
 Cases, to the great ease and benefit of the 
 People, without looking back to Episco- 
 pacy, or any thing that is abolished, oi 
 making any use of the Popes Law, com- 
 monly called The Canon Law, or taking 
 away any thing from the Common Law 
 and in a perfect compliance with this 
 present Government. Loudon, Printed 
 bv E. C. for R. Royston at the Angel ir 
 Ivie-lane, 1656. 4°, A— B 2 in fours 
 B 2 blank. 
 
 LEAGUE. 
 The Necessarie Leagve. Printed the las 
 of Septemb. 1625. Sm. 8°, A— B ii 
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 LEAGUE AND COVENANT. 
 
 Generall Demands Concerning the Lat< 
 Covenant : Propounded by the Minister 
 and Professors of Divinitie in Aberdene 
 to some Reverend Brethren, who cam 
 thither to recommend the late Covenan 
 to them, . . . Edinhvrgh, Printed b; 
 Robert Young, Anno 1638. Cvm Privi 
 legio. 4°, A — E in fours. 
 
 The Answeres of some Brethren of th 
 Ministerie, To the Renlyes of the Mini 
 sters and Professours of Divinitie In Aber 
 deene : Concerning the Late Covenanl 
 
 2 : Chron. 15. 15. And all Ivda reioycet 
 . . . Printed the yeare of God, 163S. 4' 
 A — I, 2 leaves each. 
 
 A Phenix, Or, The Solemn League an 
 Covenant. Whereunto is Annexed, ] 
 The Form and manner of His Majestie 
 Coronation in Scotland. With a Sermo: 
 then preached on that occasion, by Robei 
 Douglas of Edenburfjh. II. A Declara 
 tion of the Kings Majesty to all His lovin 
 Subjects of the Kingdoms of Scotlanc 
 &c. in the Yeare 1650. III. The grea 
 Danger of Covenant-breaking, &c. Bein 
 the substance of a Sermon preached h 
 Edm. Calamy the 14. of Jan. 1645. befor 
 the then Lord Mayor of the City of Lon 
 don, Sir Tho. Adams, together with th 
 Sheriffs, Aldermen, and Coinmon-councel 
 of the said City : being the day of thei 
 taking the Solemn League and Covenan 
 at Michael Basenshaw, London. Edin 
 burgh, Printed in the year of Covenant 
 breaking. Sm. 8vo, A— G in twelve.- 
 besides the frontispiece, title, and Preface 
 
 3 leaves more. 
 
 LE CLERC, M. 
 The Life and Character of Mr. Joh: 
 
LE FEVRE. 
 
 151 
 
 LINDEWOODE. 
 
 Locke, Author of the Essay concerning 
 Humane Understanding . . . done into 
 English by T. F. P. Gent. London; 
 Printed for John Clark at the Bible and 
 Crown in the Old Change near St. Pauls 
 . . . 1706. 4°. Title and Translator's 
 Preface, 2 leaves : B— E in fours. 
 
 LE FEVRE, RAOUL. 
 The Recuyles or Gaderige to gyder of y 
 Hystoryes of Troye. Wynkyn de Worde, 
 1503. Folio. 
 
 Mr. Quaritch informs me that he has exa- 
 mined his copy of this book, formerly in 
 the Enschede Collection in Holland, since 
 in two American collections successively, 
 and now in Mr. Quaritch's possession, and 
 that there is no doubt of the true date be- 
 ing 1503, not 1502, as in the Pepys example. 
 The copy at King's College, Cambridge, 
 according to Dr. Aldis "Wright, who referred 
 to it for me some years ago, has had the ad- 
 ditional numeral inserted in MS. 
 
 LEICESTERSHIRE. 
 
 The Late Barbarous and Inhumane Cruel- 
 ties Inflicted upon certain Persons Called 
 Quakers for their Peaceable Religious 
 Meetings, in the County of Leicester, by 
 the Instigation of Thomas Cotten Priest, 
 and divers Officers of the Parish of 
 Broughton, . . . London, Printed for 
 Benjamin Clark . . . 1682. 4°, A— B 2 
 in fours. 
 LE STRANGE, SIR ROGER. 
 The Case Put. Concerning the Succes- 
 sion of His Royal Highness the Duke of 
 York . . . The Second Edition Enlarged. 
 London : Printed by M. C. for Henry 
 Brome . . . 1679. 4°, A— E 2 in fours. 
 The Reformed Catholique : Or, The True 
 Protestant. [Matth. 24. 26 . . .] Lon- 
 don, Printed for Henry Brome, . . . 1679. 
 4°. Title preceded by a blank, 2 leaves : 
 B — F 2 in fours. 
 
 The Casuist Uncas'd. In a Dialogue be- 
 twixt Richard and Baxter, With a Mode- 
 rator Between them, For Quietnesse Sake. 
 By Roger L'Estrange. London, Printed 
 for Henry Brome . . . 1681. 4°, A— L 
 in fours. 
 
 An Answer to a Letter to a Dissenter, 
 Upon Occasion of His Majesties Late 
 Gracious Declaration of Indulgence. Lon- 
 don, Printed for R. Sare at Grays-Inn- 
 Gate in Holborn, 1687. 4°, A— G 2 in 
 fours. 
 
 LETTER. 
 A Letter to Monsieur B - - - de M - - - 
 at Amsterdam, written Anno . 1676. No 
 place, &c. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 A Letter from a Soldier, Being some Re- 
 
 marks Upon a Late Scandalous Pamphlet: 
 Entituled, An Address of some Irish 
 Folks to the House of Commons. Printed 
 in the Year, 1702. 4°, A— D, 2 leaves 
 each. 
 
 A Letter to the Author of the Memorial 
 of the Church of England. London, Printed 
 in the Year 1705. 4°, A — D in fours, and 
 a leaf of E. 
 
 LETTER, PRINTER'S. 
 Specimen of the Several Sorts of Letter 
 Given to the University by Dr John Fell 
 Sometime Lord Bishop of Oxford. To 
 which is Added The Letter Given by 
 M r F. Junius. Oxford, Printed at the 
 Theater A.D. 1695. 4°, a— f 2 in fours. 
 B.M. 
 
 The two last leaves are occupied by a 
 
 List of the Matrices given by Bishop Fell. 
 
 The whole of the text is a reproduction of 
 
 the several fonts. 
 
 LINDEWOODE or LYNDEWODE, 
 
 WILLIAM. 
 [Provinciale seu Constitutiones Provincia- 
 les Anglia3. Oxford, Theodore Rood,about 
 1485.] Large folio. In two columns. 
 With signatures and headlines, the latter 
 having the appearance of having been 
 separately worked, and without catch- 
 words and foliation, a — c in eights, a 1 
 being blank on recto, and occupied on 
 verso by a woodcut : d, 6 : e— g in eights : 
 h, 6 : i, 8 : k — 1 omitted : m — o in eights : 
 p, 6 : q — s in eights : t, 6 : v — y in eights : 
 z, 6 : A— D in eights : E, 6 : F— N in 
 eights : O, 6 : P— R in eights : S, 10 
 leaves, the 10th blank : the Table, aa — cc 
 in eights, aa i blank : dd, 9 leaves. On 
 the 9th leaf of S occurs the colophon, but 
 no imprint. B. M. 
 
 De summa trinitate & fide catholica 
 [This is the whole title on A 1 recto as a 
 head-line ; on A 1 verso occurs as a run- 
 ning title :] Liber primus De costitutioibus. 
 [Col.] Expliciunt constitutiones Legatum 
 cum Johanne Othone. Impressum per me 
 Richardum Pynson. [About 1495.] 8°, 
 a — g in eights : h, 9, followed by two 
 blank : Constitutiones Othonis, a — e 4 in 
 eights. With the colophon on E 2 verso 
 and the mark on E 4 verso. Without 
 catchwords and pagination, and with the 
 signatures (except h) marked only on first 
 leaf of sheet. B. M. 
 
 Prouinciale seu Constitutiones Anglie 
 Cum sunimariis atoj iustis annotationi- 
 bus : honestis characteribus : summaqj 
 accuratione rursum impresse. [Col.] Ex- 
 plicitu est opus ... in inclyta parisiana 
 acadeiuia. Anno salutis nostre Millesimo 
 
LISTER 
 
 »52 
 
 L YNDSA V. 
 
 quingentesimo primo. Maii vero die 
 
 xxviij. Folio. In two columns, a 8 - 
 b 6 : c 8 : d 8 : e 8 : f * ; g s : j, a . j_ q . 8 
 r 6 : s— z in eights : one sheet of eight and 
 one of six under irregular signatures • 
 A— B in sixes : C, 7. B. M. 
 
 From the press of A. Bocanl. 
 Prouinciale seu Costitutiones Anglie : cii 
 summarijs / atq3 iustis annotationib'us / 
 politissimis caracteribus / summaqj ac- 
 curationae rursum reuise atq3 impresse. 
 [Col.] Explicit preclaru opus Willhelmi 
 Lindwoode eruditissinii viri super consti- 
 tutionesprouinciales Anglie : summacura 
 at(j5 diligentia Christophori Endouien. 
 Antwerpie impressum . vna cu annota- 
 tionibus debitis . . . Impensis vero Fian- 
 cisci Brickman honesti mercatoris Anno 
 salutis nostre millesimo quingentesimo vi- 
 cesiino quinto . xx. die Deceml)ris. Folio 
 printed in two columns, with copious 
 marginal glosses. A (with verses and 
 woodcuts enclosed in a border, Table 
 &c.)— D 4 in eights, D 4 blank ' A (re- 
 peated) — X in eights : AA— KK in 
 eights : LL, 10. 
 
 LISTER, MARTIN, F.E.S. 
 Martini Lister E Societate Regia Londini 
 Hystoriae Aniinalium Angliae Tres Trac- 
 tatus : Unus de Araneis. ' Alter de Coch- 
 leis Turn Terrestribus turn Fluviatilibus 
 Tertius de Cochleis Marinis. Quibus ad- 
 jectus est Quartus de Lapidibus ejusdem 
 Insula} ad Cochlearum quandam ima.'i- 
 nem figuratis. M.morias & Batumi. Lon- 
 dini, Apud Job. Martyn . . . 1678. 4° 
 A— Kk in fours, A 1 with Imprimatur and 
 Kk 8 with Errata. With folded plates 
 m D, P, X, Z, Cc, Dd, Ee, Ff, and Ii. 
 
 LLOYD, DAVID, Dean of St. Asaph. 
 1 he Legend of Captaine Jones : Relating 
 His adventure to Sea : His first landing 
 and strange combate with a mighty Bear! 
 His furious battell with his sixe and 
 thirty men Against the Army of eleven 
 Kings with their overthrow and deaths 
 His relieving of Kemper Castle His 
 strange and admirable Sea-fight with sixe 
 huge Uallies of Spaine, and nine thousand 
 Souldiers . . . London, Printed by M F 
 lor Richard Marriot, and are to be sold at 
 his Shop under the Kings Head Tavern 
 
 i'L? ee t Str ? et '« e . ere Cha »cery lane end. 
 1648. _ 4°, A— C in fours and A— F in 
 lours, including a frontispiece by W. Mar- 
 shall to the first portion. B. M. 
 LONDON. 
 Another Cry of the Innocent & Oppressed 
 For Justice : Or, A Second Relation of the 
 
 unjust proceedings at the Sessions held a 
 Hicks's Hall for the County of Middlesex 
 and at the Old-Bail v, London, the 6 th am 
 tne 14 th dayes of the 10th Month or De 
 cember, 1664. With and against 32 mor 
 of the People called Quakers, . . Vnt 
 which also is now Added, A Brief; Shor 
 Summary of the Sentencing of 36 mor 
 of the aforesaid people, in scorn calle< 
 Quakers ... at the two places abovi 
 mentioned, . . . where thev were all Sen 
 tenced for to be Transported to the Islam 
 of Jamaica . . . London, Printed in tin 
 Year, 1664. 4°, A— D in fours. 
 Another Cry of the Innocent and Op^ 
 pressed for Justice. Or a third Relatiot 
 of the unjust proceedings at the Session? 
 held at Hicks's Hall . . . Upon the 18" 
 and 27 th dayes of the twelfth Month called 
 February, in the year 1664. . . . Untc 
 which is added a Short Postscript. 
 Printed in the Year 1665. 4°, A— B in 
 fours. 
 
 Many of these were also shipped to " Ga- 
 maica, as it is spelled on the title, for seven 
 years. 
 
 The Second Part of the Peoples \ An ^ \ 
 T ., J ( and Just ( 
 
 Liberties Asserted in the Proceedings 
 against, and Tryals of Tho. Rudyard 
 Francis Moor, Rich. Mew, ... At the 
 Sessions begun and held at the Old-Bailey 
 in London the last day of the 6 th Month, 
 . . . Printed in the Year, 1670. 4°, A— I 2 
 in fours. 
 
 Here is a full and true Relation of one 
 Mr. Rich. Langlv, a Glazier, Living over- 
 against the Sign of the Golden- Wheat- 
 Sheaf in Ratcliff Highway, London, that 
 lay in a Trance for Two Days and One 
 Night. He also saw the Joys of Heaven, 
 and the Terrors of Hell . . . Licensed 
 according to Order. London: Printed 
 for T. Bland m-ar Fleetstreet. 1708. 8° 
 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 LYNDSAY, SIR DAVID. 
 The Workes of the Famovs and Worthy 
 Knight, Sir Dauid Lindesay.of the Mount, 
 alias, Lyon. King of Armes : Newlie 
 corrected and vindicate from the former 
 errours, . . . Edinbvrgh, printed by 
 Andrew Hart. 1634. 8°, black letter, 
 A— Y in eights. With the fictitious por- 
 trait of the author on the title. B. M. 
 As Andrew or Andro Hart was dead some 
 time prior to 1634, the imprint appears to 
 be inaccurate. Other books of this date 
 purport to be printed by Hart's heirs. 
 The Works of the Famous and Worthy 
 Knight, Sir David Lindesay, . . . Edin- 
 
MAC ARIA. 
 
 *53 
 
 MAN LEY. 
 
 bvrgh, Printed by Andrew Anderson, and 
 are to be sold at bis House, on the Nornb 
 [sic] side of the Cross, Anno Dom. 1670. 
 Small 8vo, black letter, A — L in twelves : 
 M 8, the last leaf blank. B. M. 
 
 The Works of the Famous and Worthy 
 Knight, Sir David Lindesay of the Mount, 
 alias Lyon, King of Amies. . . Glasgow, 
 Printed by Robert Sanders, one of His 
 Majesties Printers, 1696. 12°, A— L in 
 twelves. Black letter. B. M. 
 
 Puttick's, Jan. 31, 1889, No. 664, mis- 
 dated in catalogue 1656. I suspect this to 
 be the identical copy which occurred at a 
 previous auction, and was then erroneously 
 described as of 1636. The third figure of 
 the date is a broken or partly-erased letter ; 
 and the same is the case in that in the British 
 Museum. Sanders was not a printer or pub- 
 lisher at Glasgow till after the Restoration ; 
 nor was there printing there before 1638. 
 
 The Works of . . . Sir David Lindsay 
 . . . Edinburgh, Printed by the Heirs 
 and Successors of Andrew Anderson, . . . 
 1709. 12°, black letter, A— L in twelves. 
 B.M. 
 
 The Works of Sir David Lindsay . . . 
 Belfast, Printed by James Blow, and are 
 to be sold at his Shop 1714. 12°, A— P 
 in twelves. B. M. 
 
 MACARIA. 
 
 A Description of the Famous Kingdome 
 of Macaria ; Shewing its Excellent Gov- 
 ernment : Wherein the Inhabitants live 
 in great Prosperity, Health, and Happi- 
 nesse ; the King obeyed, the Nobles 
 honoured, and all good men respected, 
 Vice punished, and venue rewarded. 
 An Example to other Nations. London, 
 Printed for Francis Constable, Anno 1641. 
 4°, A— C 2 in fours. B. M. 
 
 MACE, RICHARD, one of the Clerks of 
 Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge. 
 Profit, Conveniency, and Pleasure, to the 
 whole Nation. Being a short Rational 
 Discourse, lately presented to His Ma- 
 jesty, Concerning the High-ways of Eng- 
 land : Their Badness, the Causes thereof, 
 .... Printed for a Publick good in the 
 Year 1675. 4°, A— D 2 in fours. 
 
 MACKENZIE, SIR GEORGE. 
 Religio Stoici. Acts 1. 11. Ye men of 
 Galilee, . . . Edinbvrgh, Printed for 
 Robert Brown, and are to be sold at his 
 Shop, at the Sign of the Sun, over against 
 the Cross, 1663. Sm. 8°. A, 8 leaves, 
 first blank : B, 4 : B (repeated)— E in 
 eights : F, 7 leaves, no pp. 79, 80 : G — L 
 in eights. B. M. 
 
 MACKWORTH, SIR HUMPHREY, 
 
 M.P. 
 England's Glory : Or, The Great Im- 
 provement of Trade in General, By a 
 Royal Bank, Or Office of Credit, To be 
 Erected in London ; Wherein many 
 Great Advantages that will hereby accrue 
 to the Nation, to the Crown, and to the 
 People, are mentioned ; With Answers to 
 the Objections that may be made against 
 this Bank. . . . By H. M. . . . London, 
 Printed by T. W. for Tho. Bever, at the 
 Hand and Star, within Temple-Bar, 
 1694. 8°. A, 4 leaves : B— G in eights, 
 G 8 blank. Dedicated to Sir William 
 Ashurst. B. M. 
 
 Peace at Home : Or, A Vindication of the 
 Proceedings of the Honourable the House 
 of Commons, On the Bill for Prevent- 
 ing Danger from Occasional Conformity. 
 Shewing the Reasonableness and even 
 Necessity of such a Bill, for the better 
 Security of the Established Government, 
 for Preserving the Public Peace both in 
 Church and State, and for Quieting the 
 Minds of Her Majesty's Subjects. Lon- 
 don : Printed by Freeman Collins, . . . 
 1703. Folio, A— E, 2 leaves each. 
 
 A Bill for the Better Relief, Imployment, 
 and Settlement of the Poor, As the same 
 was Reported from the Committee of the 
 Honoural de House of Commons ; In order 
 that (by Reason of the great Importance 
 and Universal Concern of the said Bill) 
 the same be farther Consider'd against the 
 Next Session of Parliament. London ; 
 Printed by the Direction of Sir Humphry 
 Mackworth, By Fr. Collins in the Old- 
 Baily, for George Strahan, at the Golden- 
 Ball, near the Royal" Exchange . . . 1704. 
 Folio, A — E, 2 leaves each, and the title. 
 An advertisement at end is dated by 
 
 Mackworth from his house in Park Street, 
 
 Westminster, April 24, 1704. 
 
 MAN. 
 The Man in the Moon, Discovering a 
 World of Knavery under the Sunne ; 
 Both in the Parliament, the Counsell of 
 State, the Army, the City, and the Country. 
 With Intelligence from all parts of Eng- 
 land. Scotland, and Ireland. [1649.] 4°, 
 A— I in fours(?). 
 
 The present is No. 9, from June 5 to June 
 13, 1649, and is under sign. I. Whether 
 there were more than nine numbers, I do 
 Dot yet know. 
 
 MANLEY, THOMAS. 
 A Discourse ; Shewing That the Expor- 
 tation of Wooll is destructive to this 
 Kingdom : Wherein is also shewed the 
 
MARKHAM. 
 
 154 
 
 MONK. 
 
 necessity of promoting our woollen Manu- 
 facture, and moderating the Importation 
 of some Commodities, and Prohibiting 
 others ; with some easie Expedients touch- 
 ing thereunto. By Thomas Manly 
 Esquire. London. Printed for Samuel 
 Crouch, 1677. 4°, A — B in fours. 
 
 MARKHAM, GERVASE. 
 The Complete Farriar, Or The Kings 
 High-Way to Horsmanship. Experi- 
 mentally unfolding 
 
 1. The dyeting and governing of the 
 
 Running Horse. 
 
 2. How to order, feed, and keep any 
 
 Horse for War, Pleasure, Hunting, 
 
 or Travell. 
 Lastly, Certaine rare and approved secrets 
 for the Cure of the worst infirmities in 
 Horses. By G. Markham. London, 
 Printed by J. D. for R. Young, and are 
 sold by P. Nevill in Ivie-lane, 1639. 
 8°, A— M 6 in eights. B. M. 
 
 MARTIN, JAMES, of Dunkeld, Professor 
 of PJiilosophi/ at Turin. 
 Iacobi Martini Scoti Dvnkeldensis : . . . 
 de prima simplicium, & concretorum cor- 
 porum generatione .... Avgvstae Tav- 
 rinorvm Apud hseredes Nicolai Beuila- 
 quse. m.d.lxxvii. 4°, A — T in fours. 
 Dedicated to the Archbishop of Turin, 
 Chancellor of the University. B. M. 
 
 Iacobi Martini . . . de prima simplicium 
 . . . generatione disputatio. . . . Canta- 
 brigiae, Ex otiicina Thomje Thomse cele- 
 berrimae Acadeinise Cantabrigiensis Typo- 
 graphi. 1584. 8°. % 8 leaves : A— M 
 in eights. B. M. and Bodl. 
 Iacobi Martini . . . De prima simplicium 
 . . . generatione .... Francofvrdi Apud 
 Ioannem Wechelum. mdlxxxix. 8°, 
 A— I 4 in eights. B. M. 
 
 MARTIN, RICHARD, of the Middle 
 Temple. 
 A Speech Delivered to the Kings most 
 Excellent Majesty, in the name of the 
 Sheriffs ofLondon and Middlesex. Printed 
 at Oxford for William Webb, And re- 
 printed for Anthony Vinson, 1643. 4°, 
 4 leaves. 
 
 Originally published in 1603. 
 
 [MAY, THOMAS.] 
 Arbitrary Government Displayed to the 
 Lite, In The Tyrannical Usurpation of a 
 Junto of Men called the Rump Parlia- 
 ment. And More especially in that of 
 the Tyrant and Usurper, Oliver Crom- 
 well. . . . With the Characters and Lives 
 of several of those Usurpers, . . . Illus- 
 trated with several Brass-Cutts, repre- 
 
 senting the Chief Persons, and Passages 
 therein. London, Printed for Charles 
 Lei»h in the Year, 1682. 12°, A— D in 
 twelves : *, 2 leaves : E — I in twelves. 
 With a frontispiece and plates in com- 
 partments iu signatures B, C, D, and I, 
 
 MERCURIUS. 
 Numb. 1. Of the Parliament's second 
 Purge. Mercvrjvs Militaris, Or The 
 People's Scout. Discovering the Design es 
 Interests and Humors of the Civil and 
 Martial Conventicles 
 
 Of ( Westminster, 
 < Darbv-House 
 ( and White- Hall, &c. 
 
 The English Frenchmen are quite gone, 
 The English Scots past Tweed, 
 
 And the English Jews got in the Throne, 
 Next (sure) the true English speed. 
 
 . . . Printed in the Yeer 1649. 4°, A— B 
 in fours. 
 
 This number is for the week from Tues- 
 day, April 17, to Tuesday, April 24, 1649. 
 
 MISSALE. 
 Missale Ad vsum celeberrime ecclesie 
 Eboracensis optimis caracteribus receter 
 Impressum cura perui<,'ili maximaq5 lucu- 
 bratione mendis q pluribus emendatum. 
 Sumptibus & expensis Johannis gachet 
 mercatoris librarii bene meriti iuxta pre- 
 fatam ecclesiain commorantis. Anno dni 
 decimo sexto supra millesimum et quiu- 
 getesimu. Die vero quinta Februafii 
 completum atq, perfectum. Folio. B. M. 
 This copy is very incomplete. 
 
 MONEY. 
 The mistaken Advantage by Raising of 
 Money, discovered in a Letter to a Friend. 
 [Col.] Edinburgh, Printed by John Reid, 
 . . . 1695. 4°, A— D 2 in fours, D 2 
 blank. 
 
 MONIPENNIE, JOHN. 
 An Abridgement or Summary of the 
 
 Scots Chronicles. . . . Newly inlarged, 
 corrected, and amended. Glasgow, By 
 Robert Sanders, Printer to the Town, and 
 are to be sold at his shop. 1671. Sm. 
 b°, A — K in twelves. With a folded 
 Table of the Kings of Scotland. 
 
 MONK, GEORGE, Duke of Albemarle. 
 The true state of the Transactions of 
 Colonel George Monk with Owen-Roe- 
 Mac-Art-O-Neal ; As it was Reported 
 to The Parliament by the Councel of 
 State. Together with the Votes & 
 Resolutions of the Parliament thereupon. 
 . . . London, Printed for Edward Hus- 
 band, . . . August 15. 1649. 4°, A— B 
 in fours. 
 
MOORE. 
 
 155 
 
 NETHERLANDS. 
 
 The Northern Qveries from the Lord 
 Gen: Monck His Qvarters, Sounding an 
 Allarum, to all Loyal Hearts, and Free- 
 born English-men. Arms, Arms, Anns, 
 In Defence of our Lives, Laws, liberties, 
 and Parliaments ; Against the Tyrannical 
 Power, and Domination of the Sword. 
 Printed in the Year of Englands Confu- 
 sions, and ate to be sold at the Sign of 
 Wallingford House, right against A Free 
 Parliament. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 MOORE, ADAM. 
 Bread for the Poor. And Advancement 
 of the English Nation. Promised by 
 Enclosure of the Wastes and Common 
 Grounds of England. London : Printed 
 by R. & W. Leybourn, for Nicholas 
 Bourn, . . . 1653. 4°, B— G in fours : a, 
 4 leaves, and the title. 
 
 MORGAN, SYLVANUS. 
 Peplvrn Heroum. A Tretise of Honor 
 and Honorable men. Wherein the nature, 
 Antiquity, necessity, effects of Amies and 
 honor is fully demonstrated. Exemplified 
 in divers remuneration an[d] signall Ar- 
 moriall Remembrances. . . . BySiluanus 
 Morgan 1642. 4°, 85 leaves. With a 
 few arms in trick, &c. 
 
 Unpublished MS. sold at Sotheby's, March 
 29, 1889, No. 942. 
 
 MORLAND, SIR S. 
 Tuba Stenoro-Phonica, An Instrument of 
 Excellent Use, As well at Sea, as at Land ; 
 Invented and variously Experimented in 
 the Year 1670. And Humbly Presented 
 to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty 
 Charles II. In the Year, 1671. The 
 Instruments (or Speaking-Trumpets) of 
 all Sizes and Dimensions are Made and 
 Sold by Mr. Simon Beal, one of His Ma- 
 jesties Trump 8 : in Suffolk-street. Lon- 
 don, Printed by W. Godbid, and are to 
 be sold bv M. Pitt at the White-Hart in 
 Little-Britain. 1672. Folio, A— D, 2 
 leaves each. With a series of engravings 
 printed with the letterpress. 
 
 The Poor Man's Dyal With an Instrument 
 to Set it. Made applicable to any place in 
 England, Scotland, Ireland, &c. By Sir 
 Samuel Morland Knight and Baronet. 
 1689. And are to be Sold at all the But- 
 ton-Sellers, Cutlers, and Toy-Shops about 
 the Town. And will be shortly publisht 
 in several other Sizes and Dimensions, for 
 the Good of the publick, and for the con- 
 sumption of the manufacture of our Nation. 
 4°, 4 leaves. With a Diagram of the 
 Dial on A 2. Lambeth. 
 
 Reprinted by Mr. Prosser of the Patent 
 Office, 4°, 1886. 
 
 MOSCHINI, CARLO. 
 Brutes Turn'd Criticks, Or Mankind 
 Moraliz'd by Beasts. In Sixty Satyrical 
 Letters Upon the Vices and Follies of 
 our Age . . . now done into English 
 with some Improvements. . . . London, 
 Printed for Daniel Dring at the Harrow 
 and Crown at the Corner of Cliffords- 
 Inn-Lane in Fleetstreet, 1695. 8°. A, 
 8 leaves : a — b 6 in twelves : B — H in 
 twelves, H 12 with Advertisements. 
 
 Dedicated by John Savage, the translator, 
 to Thomas Coke of Melbourn in Derby- 
 shire. With several seta of commendatory 
 verses, including some in English by A. 
 Boyer, J. Drake, E. Hart, and Alexander 
 Oldis. 
 
 MUN, THOMAS. 
 England's Benefit and Advantage By 
 Foreign Trade, Plainly Demonstrated. 
 Dedicated to the Merchant-Adventurers 
 of England. By Tho. Mun, Merchant. 
 London : Printed bv E. J. lor Tho. 
 Home . . . 1698. 8°. A, 4 leaves: 
 B — M in eights. 
 
 MUSEUM MINERVA. 
 The Second Lecture Being an Introduc- 
 tion to Cosmographie : Read Publiquely 
 at S r Balthazar Gerbiers Academy on 
 Bednall Greene. Rom. cap. 1. ver. 20. 
 . . . London Printed for Robert Ibbit- 
 son in Smithfield near the Queens- 
 head Tavern, 1649. 4°. A — C in fours. 
 Dedicated by Gerbier D'Ouvilly to the 
 President of the Council of State, from 
 Bethnal Green, Nov. 5. 1649. 
 
 NAPIER, JOHN, Lord Napier of Mer- 
 
 chistoun. 
 Logarithmorvm Canonis Descriptio, Sev 
 Arithmeticarvm Svppvtationvm Mirabilis 
 Abhreviatio. . . . Lvgdvni, Apud Barth. 
 Vincentium. m.dc.xx. ... 4°, A — M 2 
 in fours. Dedicated to James I. 
 
 Mirifici Logarithmorvm Constrvctio. Et 
 Eorvm ad Natvrales ipsorum numeros 
 habitudines ; . . . Lvgdvni, . . . m.dc.xx. 
 4°. . . . A — H in fours, H 4 with Privi- 
 lege. With a preface by Robert Napier, 
 the writer's son. 
 
 Napiers Narration : Or, An Epitome of 
 his Booke of the Revelations . . . London, 
 Printed by R. 0. and G. D. for Giles Cal- 
 vert. 1641. 4°, A— C in fours. B. M. 
 
 NETHERLANDS. 
 A Proclamation Given by the Discreet 
 Lords and States, against the slanders 
 laid vpon the Euangelicall and Reformed 
 Religion, by the Arminians and Separa- 
 tists : Containing all the Points, Accusa- 
 
NEVILLE. 
 
 156 
 
 NEW ENGLAND. 
 
 tions, Declarations and Confessions, taken 
 out of the last Prouinciall Synode holden 
 at Arnhem, the 15. day of September last 
 past. 1618. Together with the seuerall 
 Examinations and Confessions (at Vtrecht 
 and the Hauhe) . . . Printed according 
 to the Dutch Originals, At London Bv 
 G. E. for Tli : Th: and Richard Chambers, 
 and are to be solde at the eigne of the 
 blacke Beare in Paules Church-yard. 1618. 
 4°, A— C in fours, C 4 blank. B. M. 
 
 A Letter from the Synod of Zeland, To 
 the Commissioners of the Generall As- 
 sembly of the Kirk of Scotland : Written 
 by them in Latin, and now faithfully 
 translate into English : Expressing, 1. 
 Their fellow-feeling of the present condi- 
 tion of the Kirks of Ireland and England, 
 & exciting us to the like . . . Printed at 
 Edinburgh by Evan Tyler, . . . 1643. 
 4°, A — C 2 in fours. 
 
 A Relation of the Defeating Card. Maza- 
 rine & Oliv. Cromwel's Design to have 
 taken Ostend by Treachery, in the Year, 
 1658. Written in Spanish by a Person 
 of Quality (who was a chief Actor in the 
 preventing of it) by way of Letter to a 
 friend of his presently after the business. 
 Since Printed in that Language, and now 
 Translated into English. Fall are falentem 
 [sic] non est fraus. London, Printed for 
 Hen. Herringman, . . . 1666. Sm. 8°. 
 A, 6 leaves, title on A 2 : B — F in twelves : 
 G, 6. B. M. 
 
 A Journal of the late Notions and Actions 
 of the Confederate Forces Against the 
 French, in the United Provinces and the 
 Spanish Netherlands With Curious Re- 
 marks on the Situation, Strength and 
 Rarities of the most considerable Cities, 
 Towns and Fortifications in those Coun- 
 treys. Together with an exact List of the 
 Army. Written by an English Officer, 
 who was there during the last Campaign. 
 London, Printed, and are to be sold by 
 Richard Baldwin, near the Black Bull in 
 the Old-Baily, 1690. 4°. A, 2 leaves: 
 B— E in fours. B. M. 
 
 NEVILE, ALEXANDER. 
 Norfolkes Fvries, Or A View of Ketts 
 Campe : Necessary for the Malecontentes 
 of our Time, for their instruction, or 
 terror ; and profitable for euery good svb- 
 ject, to incourage him vpon the vndoubted 
 hope of the Victorie, to stand faithfully 
 to maintayne his Prince and Covntrey, 
 his Wife and Children, goods, and In- 
 heritance. With a Table of the Maiors 
 and Sheriffes of the Worshipfull City of 
 
 Norwich, euer since the first grant by 
 Henry the Fourth ; Together with the 
 Bishops of that See, and other Accidents 
 there. Set forth first in Latin by Alex- 
 ander Nevil, Translated into English, for 
 the yse of the common People, by R. W. 
 Minister of Frettenham in Norfolke, and 
 a Citizen borne, who beheld part of these 
 things with his yong Eyes. [Quot. from 
 Rom. 13. 5.] London," Printed by Wil- 
 liam Stansby for Henry Fetherstone, and 
 are to be sold at his shop in Pauls Church- 
 yard, at the signe of the Rose. 1615. 4°, 
 A — L in fours. Dedicated to Sir Thomas 
 Hiren, Knight, Mayor of Norwich. B. J/. 
 
 NEW ENGLAND. 
 Newes from New-England : Of A most 
 strange and prodigious Birth, brought to 
 Boston in New-England, October the 17. 
 being a true and exact Relation, brought 
 over April 19. 1642. by a gentleman of good 
 worth, now resident in London. Also 
 other Relations of strange and prodigious 
 Births in these Countries following. The 
 1. from New-England. The 2. from Oui- 
 eres. The 3d. in Ravena. The 4. in 
 Paris. The 5. in St. Andwes Church 
 in Paris. The 6. in the Forrest Biern. 
 [Col.] London : Printed for John G. 
 Smith [do], 1642. 4°, 4 leaves. With 
 cuts on the title and at end. B. M. 
 
 Good news from New-England : With 
 An exact Relation of the first planting 
 that Countrey : A description of the pro- 
 fits accruing by the Worke. Together 
 with a briefe, but true discovery of their 
 Order both in Church and Common- 
 wealth, and maintenance allowed the 
 painfull Labourers in that Vineyard of 
 the Lord. With The names of the seve- 
 ral 1 Towns, and who be Preachers to 
 Them. London ; Printed by Matthew 
 Simmons, 1648 [March 10, 1647-8.] 4°, 
 A — C in fours, a leaf of D, and the title. 
 Chiefly in verse. B. M. 
 
 New-England's Present Sufferings under 
 their Cruel Neighbouring Indians ; Re- 
 presented in two Litters, lately Written 
 from Boston to London. London, Printed 
 in the Year 1675. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 News from New-England, Being A True 
 and last Account of the present Bloody 
 Wars, carried on betwixt the Infidels, 
 Natives, and the English Christians, and 
 Converted Indians of New-England, de- 
 claring the many Dreadful Battles fought 
 betwixt them : As also the many Towns 
 and Villages burnt by the merciless 
 Heathens. . . . London, Printed for J. 
 
NEWNHAM. 
 
 157 
 
 OTIVAY. 
 
 Coniers at the Sign of the Black-Raven 
 in Duck-Lane, 1676. 4°, 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 A Brief Relation of the State of New 
 England, from the Beginning of the Plan- 
 tation to the Present Year, 1689. In a 
 letter to a Person of Quality. London, 
 Printed for Richard Baldwin, near the 
 Black Bull in the Old-Baily, 1689. 4°, 
 A — C 2 in fours, C 2 with Advertisements. 
 B. M. 
 
 A Trip to New-England. With a Cha- 
 racter of the Country and People, Both 
 English and Indians. London, Printed 
 in the Year, 1699. Folio, A— D, 2 leaves 
 each. 
 
 Probably written by William Fuller. 
 NEWNHAM, JOHN. 
 Nevvuanis Nightcrowe. A Bird that 
 hreedeth braules in many Families and 
 Housholdes. Wherein is reniemhred 
 that kindely and prouident regard which 
 Fathers ought to haue towards their 
 Sonnes. Together with a disciphring of 
 the inuurious dealinges of some younger 
 sorte of stepdames. Vnicuique secundum 
 opera eius. Cor. 2. Vix reijcis florem qui 
 dulcem prcebet odorem. London, Printed 
 by Iohn Wolfe. 1590. 4°, A— H in 
 fours. Dedicated to Thomas Owen, Es- 
 quire, Serjeant-at-law. In prose, except 
 some verses at the end to and by the writer, 
 and " The Bookes purpose " on the back 
 of the title. B. M. 
 
 NEWTON, JOHN, A.M., sometime Fellow 
 of Clare Hall, Cambridge, and now Vicar 
 of St. Martins, Leicester. 
 The Penitent Recognition of Joseph's 
 Brethren. A Sermon Occasion'd by Eliza- 
 beth Ridgeway, who for the Petit Treason 
 of Poysoning Her Husband, Was, on 
 March 24. 168f, according to the Sentence 
 of the Right Honourable Sir Thomas 
 Street, one of His Majesties Judges of 
 Assize for the Midland Circuit, Burnt at 
 Leicester : When and where were also 
 Executed William Tannessy and Edward 
 Orton, for Burglary ; Sons of one Woman. 
 To which is prefixed a full Relation of 
 the Woman's Fact, Tryal, Carriage, and 
 Death. Ornari res ipsa negat, contenta 
 doceri. London, Printed lor Richard 
 Chiswel, and sold by William Atkins, 
 Bookseller in Leicester. 1684. 4°, A — 
 F 2 in fours, A 1-2 and F 2 blank. De- 
 dicated to Andrew Freeman, Esq., Mayor 
 of Leicester. B. M. 
 
 NICCOLS, RICHARD. 
 Monodia Or Walthams Complaint, Vpon 
 the death of that most Vertiious and 
 
 Noble Ladie, late deceased, the Lady 
 Honor Hay, sole Daughter and Heire 
 to the Right Honorable Edward, Lord 
 Dennie, Baron of Waltham, and wife to 
 the Right Honourable lames Lord Hay. 
 Virtus post funera vinit. By R. N. Oxon. 
 London, Printed by W. S. for Richard 
 Meighen and Thomas Iones, and are to 
 be sold at their shop without Temide- 
 barre vnder S. Clements Church. 1615. 
 Small 8°. Bodleian. 
 
 Collation : — A — B in eights, title on A 4, 
 A 1-3 having been probably blank, as was 
 B 8. Printed within head and tail pieces, 
 only the first leaf of B signed. 
 
 Dedicated by Niccols in verse "To the 
 same right Honorable Lords, the Lord 
 Dennie, and the Lord Hay;" on the back 
 of which leaf is a curious woodcut. Tbere 
 is a second on B 7 verso. Communicated 
 by the Kev. F. Madan, of the Bodleian 
 Library. 
 
 NORFOLK. 
 
 Good Counsel and Advice unto the Ma- 
 gistrates and People of Norwich : With a 
 brief Relation of some of the Sufferings 
 of the People of Cod, called, Quakers in 
 the said City. Printed in the Year 1676. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 
 The Cry of Oppression Continued & En- 
 creased in Nottingham-Shire Being A 
 brief Relation of some of the late Cruel 
 Sufferings of the People of God, called, 
 Quakers in the said County ; . . . Printed 
 in the Year, 1676. 4°, A — in fours. 
 
 The copy employed ended imperfectly on 
 A 4. 
 
 OBSERVATOR. 
 The Observator Defended in A modest 
 Reply to the late Animadversions upon 
 those Notes the Observator published upon 
 the new Doctrines and Positions which 
 the King by way of Recapitulation layes 
 open so offensive. [About 1643.J 4", 6 
 leaves. 
 
 ORIGEN. 
 
 Origen against Celsus : Translated from 
 the Original into English. By James 
 Bellamy, Gent. . . . London, Printed for 
 R. Mills, and Sold by J. Robinson at the 
 Golden Lyon in St. Paul's Church-Yard 
 8", A — Del 6 in eights, A 1 with half-title. 
 
 OTWAY, THOMAS, of Trotton, Sussex. 
 Don Carlos Prince of Spain : A Tragedy : 
 . . . The Second Edition Corrected. 
 London, Printed by E. Flesher, for R. 
 Tonson, . . . 1679. 4°, A— I in fours. 
 Dedicated to the Duke of York. 
 
 The History and Fall of Gains Marius. 
 
OVID I US. 
 
 158 
 
 PARKER. 
 
 A Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Dukes 
 Theatre. By Thomas Otway 
 Qui color Albus erat nunc est contrarius Albo. 
 London, Printed for Tho. Flesher, at the 
 Angel and Crown in S. Paul's Church- 
 yard. 1680. 4°, A— K 2 in fours. Dedi- 
 cated to Viscount Falkland. 
 
 The Orphan Or the Unhappy Marriage : 
 A Tragedy As it is Acted at His Royal 
 Highness the Duke's Theatre. Written 
 by Tho. Otway. [Quot. from Petronius.] 
 London. Printed for R. Bentley and 
 S. Magnes, . . . 1685. 4°, A— I in fours. 
 Dedicated to the Duchess of York. 
 
 OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. 
 The Poet Banter'd : Or. Ovid in a Vizor. 
 A Burlesque Poem on His Art of Love. 
 . . . The Second Edition with Additions. 
 London, Printed for A. Baldwin, in War- 
 wick-Lane, 1702. 8°, A — F in fours. 
 B. M. 
 
 P. D. 
 
 A Letter from a Jesuit at Paris, to his 
 Correspondent in London ; Shewing the 
 most effectual way to mine the Govern- 
 ment and Protestant Religion. London, 
 Printed, and are to be sold by Jonathan 
 Edwin, at the Three Roses in Ludgate- 
 street. 1679. 4°, A— B 2 in fours. 
 
 The initials D. P. occur at the end as 
 
 those of the writer, who dates from Paris, 
 
 12 Feb. 167|. 
 
 PAINTING AND VARNISHING. 
 A Short Introduction to the Art of Paint- 
 ing and Varnishing. London, Printed for 
 George Dawes, over against Lincolns-Inne- 
 Gate, in Chancery-Lane, 1685. Sm. 8°, 
 A in eights. B. M. 
 
 Probably by John Smith, author of The 
 Art of Painting, 1676, with which it is 
 bound up at the British Museum. 
 
 PAIOLI, ALFONSO, Ferrarese. 
 Vite del Cardinale Givlio Mazarini, e di 
 Oliviero Cromvele. In Venetia, Et in 
 Bologna. 1675. ... 8°, A— G 10 in 
 twelves. 
 
 PALATINATE. 
 His MaiestieB Manifest, Touching the 
 Palatine Cavse : And Act of Parliament 
 concerning the same. Published by His 
 Majesties Command. Edinbvrgh, Printed 
 bv Robert and James Brvson, Anno Dom. 
 1641. 4°, A— B in fours. 
 
 PALMER, ROGER, Earl of Casthmaine. 
 An Account of What past on Monday the 
 28th of October, 1689 In the House of 
 Commons, And since at the Kings-Bench- 
 
 Bar at Westminster, In Relation to the 
 Earle of Castlemaine. London, Printed 
 for Matthew Granger, 1690. 4°, A— C 2 
 in fours. 
 
 PANKE, JOHN. 
 The Fal of Babel. By the confusion of 
 tongues, directly proving against the 
 Papists of this, and former ages ; that 
 ... it cannot be discerned by any man 
 living, what they would say, or how be 
 vnderstoode, . . . Printed at Oxford by 
 Ioseph Barnes. 1608. 4°, A— D 3 in 
 fours. B. M. 
 
 There is in the Museum a reissue, 4 3 , Ox- 
 ford, 1623. 
 
 PARADISE. 
 The Paradyse of daynty deuyses . . . 1576. 
 
 Sotheby's, Feb. 14, 1889, No. C59, a copy 
 wanting A 4, and having other leaves slightly 
 defective. It was misdescribed as " pro- 
 bably unique," although the owner might 
 have known that it was not so, and the 
 auctioneers ought certainly to have been 
 aware that such a statement was erroneous 
 and misleading, since at the Heber sale 
 George Ellis's copy sold for £'16. The latter 
 is now, I believe, at Britwell, and I per- 
 sonally informed the artist who executed 
 the facsimile of the missing leaf, that there 
 was a duplicate of this volume in existence. 
 
 Herbert, in his edition of Ames, de- 
 scribes " the next earliest edition,"' that of 
 1577, from a copy then belonging to Sir 
 Johu Hawkius ; but that impression, so far 
 as I know, is not in the British Museum, 
 which only possesses the issue of 1596. 
 This appears to be a second serious error in 
 the catalogue. Nor do I see the validity 
 of the farther assertion that "every pos- 
 sible search has been made for it in both 
 public and private libraries without suc- 
 cess." Nor do I believe that it was " bound 
 by F. Bedford." I know that Bedford's 
 private library was sold after his death in 
 1884. However, under the auspices of these 
 romantic allurements, the item realised a 
 large sum. 
 
 I challenge every alleged fact published 
 respecting it : — 1. That it was probably 
 unique. 2. That every possible search had 
 been made for a second copy. 3. That the 
 missing leaf was supplied in facsimile from 
 the next earliest edition in the British 
 Museum. 4. That it was bound by F. 
 Bedford. 
 
 PARKER, SAMUEL. 
 [Insolence and Impudence triumphant ; 
 Envy and Fury enthron'd. The Mirrour 
 of Malice and Madness, In a late Treatise, 
 Entituled, A Discourse of Ecclesiastical 
 Polity, dr., Or, The lively Portraiture of 
 Mr. S. P. Limn'd and drawn by his own 
 hand : And A brief View of his Tame 
 and Softly, Alias, Wild and Savage 
 Humour : As also, some account of his 
 cold & frigid, i.e. fiery Complexion. . . . 
 
PARLIAMENT. 
 
 159 
 
 PENN. 
 
 Printed in the Year 1669. 4°, A— C 2 in 
 fours.] 
 
 PARLIAMENT. 
 Englands Prosperity in the Priviledges 
 of Parliament, Set forth in a brief'e Col- 
 lection of their most Memorable services 
 for the honour and safety of this King- 
 dome, since the Conquest, till these pre- 
 sent times. London, Printed for Nicholas 
 Iones. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 The Petition of Rights, Exhibited to His 
 Majestie, By the Lords Spiritvall and 
 Temporall, and Commons in Parliament 
 assembled, concerning Divers Rights and 
 Liberties of the Subjects : with the 
 Kings Majesties severall Answers there- 
 unto. With his Majesties Declaration 
 upon the same. London, Printed for 
 M. Walbancke and L. Chapman. 1642. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 The date has been altered with a pen 
 to 1648. 
 
 A Declaration of the Parliament of Eng- 
 land. Written to the Hi<di and Mighty 
 Lords, the Lords States Generall of the 
 Vnited Provinces of the Low-Countreys : 
 Concerning their Last Embassie Extra- 
 ordinary into England. London, Printed 
 for Laurence Blaiklock, at the Signe of 
 the Mearmaid at the Middle-Temple Gate, 
 1645 [August 5.] 4°, Title and Invmi- 
 rnatur, 2 leaves : B — E in fours : F, 2 
 leaves. 
 
 A Second Declaration of the Lords and 
 Commons Assembled in Parliament ; Of 
 The whole Proceedings with the late Ex- 
 traordinary Ambassador from the High 
 and Mighty Lords, the States Generall of 
 the United Provinces ; Concerning Resti- 
 tution of Ships, and the Course of Trade. 
 London : Printed for Edward Husband, 
 . . . Sept, 18. 1645. 4°, A— D in fours, 
 A 1 with Imjmmatur. 
 
 By the Parliament. A Proclamation for 
 the Discovery and Apprehending of 
 Charls Stvart, and other Traytors his 
 Adherents and Abettors. London, Printed 
 by John Field, Printer to the Parliament 
 of England. 1651. A broadside. B. 31. 
 
 A Declaration of the Parliament of the 
 Commonwealth of England, Relating to 
 the Affairs and Proceedings between this 
 Commonwealth and the States General of 
 the United Provinces of the Low-Coun- 
 treys, and the present Differences occa- 
 sioned on the States part, And the Answer 
 of the Parliament to Those Papers from 
 the Ambassadors Extraordinary of the 
 States General, upon occasion of the late 
 
 Fight between the Fleets. With a Narra- 
 tive of the late Engagement between the 
 English and Holland Fleet. As also A 
 Collection of the Proceedings in the Treaty 
 between the Lord Pauw, Ambassador 
 Extraordinary from the States General of 
 the United Provinces, and the Parliament 
 of the Commonwealth of England. . . . 
 London, Printed by Iolm Field, Printer 
 to the Parliament of England, 1652. 4°, 
 A — I in fours, I 4 blank. 
 
 Instructions Lately agreed upon by the 
 Lords and Commons Assembled in Par- 
 liament, For the Commissioners sent by 
 them to the Hague, unto the Kings most 
 Excellent Majesty. Together with the 
 Speech made thereupon by the Honor- 
 able Denzell Holies Esq ; one of the 
 Commissioners, on Wednesday the 16 th 
 day of May, 1660. Now Published for 
 the taking off and disproving those false 
 Reports raised by some malicious Per- 
 sons, as if he had gone beyond his Com- 
 mission, and the said Instructions. >Sit 
 Liber Judex. London, Printed for Robert 
 Clavel . . . [1660.] 4°, A— B in four.-, 
 A 1 with the Royal Arms. 
 A Present Answer to the late Complaint 
 Vnto the House of Commons. By divers 
 Members of the said House. Printed in 
 the Yeare m.dc.xlii. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 PARTRIDGE, JOHN. 
 
 The Treasurie of hidden Secrets. ... At 
 London, Printed by I. W. for Edward 
 White, . . . 1608. 4°, black letter, A— I 
 in fours. 
 
 PASTOR. 
 The Faithfull Pastor His Sad Lamenta- 
 tion Over, heart-rending challenge and 
 dreadful thunders against, Sharp reproof 
 of, and seasonable warning to his Apos- 
 tat- Flock. In a letter written by a 
 French Minister, . . . Now carefully 
 translated . . . Printed in the Year, 1687. 
 4°, A— G in fours. B. M. 
 
 PATERSON, WILLIAM, Founder of the 
 Bank of England. 
 Proposals & Reasons for Constituting a 
 Council of Trade. Edinburgh, Printed 
 in the Year, 1701. 8°. * 4 leaves : **, 
 4 leaves : A — Bb in fours. 
 
 PENN, WILLIAM. 
 The Frame of the Government of the 
 Province of Pennsilvania in America : 
 Together with certain Laws Agreed upon 
 in England by the Governour and Divers 
 Free-Men of the aforesaid Province. To 
 be further Explained and Confirmed there 
 by the first Provincial Council and Gene- 
 
PETER. 
 
 1 60 
 
 PLOUGH. 
 
 ral Assembly that shall be held, if they 
 see meet. Printed in the Year mdclxxxh. 
 Folio, A — D, 2 leaves each, B 2 misprinted 
 A 2. 
 
 The Preface is subscribed by Peun. 
 PETER, CHARLES, Ghirurgeon. 
 New Observations on the Venereal Dis- 
 ease, With the True Way of Curing the 
 same. The Second Edition Corrected and 
 Enlarged. . . . London, Printed by S. D. 
 and D. N. and are to be Sold by the 
 Author, at his House in St. Martin's- 
 Lane near Long-Acre, four doors from 
 Newport-street, 1695. Price bound one 
 Shilling. Sm. 8°, A— M in sixes. 
 PETITIONS. 
 The severall Humble Petitions of D. 
 Bastwicke, M. Burton, M. Prynne. And 
 of Nath. Wickins, Servant to the said 
 Mr. Prynne. To the Honourable House 
 of Parliament. Whereto is added the 
 humble petitions of severall Friends of 
 the said Mr. Prynne, and the acknow- 
 ledgment prescrib'd to be made by Calvin 
 Bruen, and the rest, in the Cathedrall 
 Church of Chester, and Town-Hall thereof, 
 for visiting the said Mr. Prynne. Printed 
 in the Yeere, 1641. 4°, A— F 2 in funis. 
 PETRUCCI, LODOVICO. 
 Raccolta D'Alcvne Rime, Del Cavaliere 
 Lodovico Petrvcci, Nobile Toscano, . . . 
 Farrago Poematviu, Eqvitis Lvdovcci, 
 Nobilis Tuscani, diversis locis et tem- 
 poribus conscriptorum, & ad diversos 
 Principes dedicatoruni ; vna cum sylva, 
 suarum Persecution um. Oxonue, Ex- 
 cudebat Josephus Barnesius. 1613. 4°, 
 A — Q in fours, Q 4 with Errata, besides 
 a leaf of arms, &c , before the title. Dedi- 
 cated to James I. B. M. 
 
 Some of the pieces are addressed to 
 Oxonians ; others refer to Queen Eliza- 
 beth, Sir Thomas Bodley, Prince Charles, 
 the Elector Palatine, &c. The text is in 
 Latin ami Italian on opposite pages. 
 Apologia Eqvitis Lodovici Petrvcci contra 
 Calvmniatores bvos Vnacvm Responsione 
 ad libellum a Jesuitis contra Serenis- 
 simum Leonardum Donatvm Ducem 
 Venetvm promulgatum. Excusum Lon- 
 dini. 1619. 4°. Title, 1 leaf : Dedica- 
 tion to James I., 1 leaf: a leaf accom- 
 panied by an emblem, containing verses 
 mi one side directed to Archbishop Abbot, 
 Sir F. Bacon, &c, and on the other an 
 attestation by the Bishop of Salisbury, 
 dated 25 Oct. 1617 : engraved portrait 
 of the author, with 4 lines of verse be- 
 neath, 1 leaf : To the. Reader, a preface 
 in Italian, dated by Petrucci from the 
 Fleet prison, 10 July 1619: A, with verses 
 
 and emblems in copper, 4 leaves : A (re- 
 peated) — B in fours : C, 1 leaf: ^[, 3 leaves: 
 D 2— F 2 in fours. B. M. 
 
 The book ends imperfectly on F 2 with 
 the catchword Ad re. Petrucci was at one 
 time a sergeant-major in the Venetian ser- 
 vice in Crete. 
 
 PETYT, WILLIAM, of the Inner Temple, 
 Esquire. 
 Miscellanea Parliamentaria : Containing 
 Presidents 1. Of Freedom from Arrests. 
 2. Of Censures. . . . London, Printed for 
 T. Basset . . . and J. Wickins . . . 1680. 
 Sm. 8°. Title, preface, and contents, 
 3 leaves : A— S in twelves : T, 8 : besides 
 a, 4 leaves. 
 
 PEYTON, SIR EDWARD. 
 The Divine Catastrophe of the Kingly 
 Family of the House of Stuarte : . . . 
 London : Printed for T. Warner, . . . 
 mdccxxxi. Price One Shilling. 8°. A, 
 2 leaves : B — I in fours : K, 2. 
 
 PHILIPPS. FABIAN. 
 Regale Necessarium : Or The Legality, 
 Reason and Necessity of the Rights and 
 Priviledges Justly Claimed by the Kings 
 Servants, And which ought to be allowed 
 unto them. . . . London, Printed for 
 Christopher Wilkinson and are to be Sold 
 at his Shop at the Sign of the Black-Boy 
 in Fleet-street, . . . 1671. 4°. a — c in 
 fours : *, 4 leaves, the last with the 
 Errata: B — 4L in fours. Dedicated to 
 the Duke of Ormond. 
 
 PIEDMONT. 
 Maichlesse Cruelte. . . . 1655. 
 
 The Narrative has a separate title as fol- 
 lows : — 
 
 A Collection or Narrative Sent to his 
 Highness the Lord Protector of the Com- 
 mon-Wealth . . . Concerning The Bloody 
 and Barbarous Massacres, Murthers, and 
 other Cruelties, committed on many thou- 
 sands of Reformed, or Protestants dwelling 
 in the Yallies of Piedmont, by the Duke 
 of Savoy's Forces, joyned therein with the 
 French Army, and severall Irish Regiments. 
 Published by Command of his Highness. 
 Printed for H. Robinson, at the three 
 Pigeons in St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1655. 
 
 PIERCY, BENRY. 
 
 Muster Henry l'iercies Letter to the Earle 
 of Northumberland, and presented to the 
 Parliament, June, Hi. 1641, 1. Concern- 
 ing tin- Bishops functions and votes. . . . 
 Printed in the yeare, 1641. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 PLOUGH. 
 God Speede the Plovgli. 
 
 Genes. 26. 12. 
 
 Sercns litzchak in terra ilta, adeptus est, in 
 eodem 
 amto centuplas mensuras. 
 
POOLE Y. 
 
 161 
 
 rRIESTS. 
 
 London Printed by Iohn Harison, dwell- 
 ing in Pater noster row, at the signe of 
 the Gray-hound, and are there to he solde. 
 1601. 4°, A— B in fours. 
 
 POOLEY, WILLIAM. 
 
 Part of the Sufferings of Leicestershire & 
 Northamptonshire, By Informers and 
 Priests. Also, God's Mercies Testified 
 Unto, And Mans Cruelty Bore Witness 
 against .... As it hath o f ' late been 
 manifested, and notoriously acted by the 
 Priest and People of the Town of Farthin- 
 stone, in the County of North-hampton, 
 .... London, Printed in the Year 1683. 
 4°, A— B 2 in fours. 
 
 POPERY. 
 
 A Pill to Pvrge ovt Popery : Or A Cate- 
 chisme for Romish Catholikes ; Shewing, 
 Tiiat Popery is contrary to the grounds of 
 the Catholike Religion, and that therefore 
 Papists cannot bee good Catholikes. Lon- 
 don Printed for Beniamin Fisher, and are 
 to be sold at his shop in Pater-noster- 
 Rowe, at the Signe of the Talbot. 1624. 
 Cum Priuilegio. 8°, A — C in eights. 
 B.M. 
 
 In the Ordinary, by W. Cartwright, writ- 
 ten in 1G34 (Hazlitt's Dodsley, xii. 272), 
 Vicar Catchmey says to Christopher — 
 
 " I shall live to see thee stand in a play- 
 house door with thy long box, 
 
 Thy lialf-crowu library, aud cry small 
 books. 
 
 Buy a good godly sermon, gentlemen — 
 
 A judgment shown upon a knot of 
 drunkards : 
 
 A pill to purge out popery " 
 
 I had not seen, when I edited Dodsley, a 
 copy of this little volume. 
 
 A Blowe for the Pope. Touching the 
 Popes prerogatiues. Extracted word for 
 word out of the Booke of Martyres. 
 Edinbvr^h, Printed by Iohn Wreittoune. 
 1631. 4°, A — F 3 in lours and the title. 
 B.M. 
 
 The Popes Brief : Or Romes Inquiry after 
 the death of their Catholiques here in 
 England, during these Times of Warre : 
 Discovered by two Commissions, .... 
 Together with a Catalogue ot the Vicars 
 General], and Archdeacons under the 
 Bishop of Chalcedon, . . . With divers 
 Letters concerning the same. Also seve- 
 rall Letters and Papers of the Lord Inchi- 
 quines in Ireland, .... London, Printed 
 for Edw : Husbands. Decern. 7. 1643. 
 4°, A — E in fours. 
 
 The Unreasonableness and Impiety of 
 Popery: In a Second Letter Written upon 
 the Discovery of the Late Plot. London, 
 
 Printed for R. Chiswell, . . . 1678. 4°, 
 A — E in fours, E 4 blank. 
 
 The Creed of Pope Pius the IV. Or A 
 Prospect of Popery taken from that Au- 
 thentick Record. With short Notes. 
 London, Printed for L. Meredith at the 
 Angel in Amen Corner. 1687. 4°, A — 
 B 2 in fours. 
 
 POVERTY. 
 The Prevention of Poverty ; Or, New 
 Proposals Humbly Offered, For Enriching 
 the Nation, Advancing His Majesties Re- 
 venue, and Great Advantage both of the 
 City of London and Country ; By Increase 
 of Trade from our own Manufactures, . . . 
 London, Printed for H. H. in the Year 
 1677. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 PRESBYTERY. 
 
 A Modell of the Government of the 
 Chnrch under the Gospel, by Presbyters. 
 Proved out of the holy Scriptures, to be 
 that one, onely uniform Government of 
 the universall visible Church, and of all 
 Nationall, Provinciall, Classicall and Con- 
 gregationall Churches : which is accord- 
 ing to the will and appointment of Jesus 
 Christ. . . . Composed by a Presbyterian 
 Minister of the City of London, and ap- 
 proved by divers of his learned Brethren, 
 and at their request Published. London, 
 Printed for Tho. Vnderhill, . . . 1646. 
 4°, A — E 2 in fours. Dedicated to the 
 City and Inhabitants of London. 
 
 " This is with deference the best Treatise 
 
 on Church government that we have in the 
 
 English language." — J as. Sutcliffe. — MS. 
 
 note on back oj title in an eiyhtccntli-ccntury 
 
 hand. 
 
 PRICE, DANIEL, M.A. of Exeter College, 
 Oxford. 
 The Marchant. A Sermon Preached at 
 Pavles Crosse Sunday the 24. of August, 
 being the day before Bartholomew faire. 
 1607. At Oxford, Printed by Ioseph 
 Barnes. 1608. 4°, A— E 2 in fours, be- 
 sides the title and dedication " To the 
 Honourable Companie of Merchants of 
 the Cittie of Loudon." B. M. 
 
 PRIESTS. 
 
 Historia Del Glorioso Martirio di Sedici 
 Sacerdoti Martirizati in Inghilterra per 
 la confessione, e difesa della fede Catolica, 
 l'anno 1581, 1582, & 1583. Con vna pre- 
 fatione,chedichiaralaloroinnocenza;com- 
 posta par quelli, che c5 essi praticauano 
 mentre erano villi, . . . Tradottadi lingua 
 Inglese . . . S'e aggiunto il martirio di 
 due altri Sacerdoti, & vno secolare Inglesi 
 [sic], martirizati l'anno 1577. & 1578. In 
 
 L 
 
PRIMER. 
 
 162 
 
 RANDOLPH. 
 
 Macerala. 
 eights. 
 
 L583. 8°, A-O 4 
 
 I am not at present aware of any English 
 original of this narrative. 
 
 PRIMER. 
 The Primer in English and Latin after 
 Salisburye vse, set out at length with 
 manye Godly prayers. Newly imprinted 
 by the assignes of John Wayland this 
 presente yeare. An. 1558. Cum priui- 
 legie ad Imprimendum solum. Sm. 8°, 
 printed in red and black, with the Latin 
 in Roman type in the margin. Title, 
 Calendar, and first leaf with Paternoster, 
 8 leaves : |T, 8 leaves : A — Kk in eights, 
 Kk 7 with the colophon and last leal 
 blank. [Col.] Imprinted at London by 
 the assines of John Wailand, forbiddyng 
 all other to print or cause it to be printed 
 this primer, or anye other. An. 1558 
 The . xxn of August. 
 
 PROTESTANT. 
 APrsefatory Discourse to A late Pamphlet, 
 Entituled, A Memento for English Pro- 
 testants, &c. Being An Answer to that 
 Part of the Compendium, which reflects 
 upon the Bishop of Lincoln's Book. To- 
 gether with some Occasional Reflections 
 on Mr. L'Estrange's Writings. London. 
 Printed by Tho. Dawks, for the Author. 
 1681. 4°. A, 6 leaves, including an 
 Advertisement to the Reader with the 
 Errata on back and a dedication to Thomas 
 Lord Bishop of Lincoln : B — C in fours ; 
 D, 5. B. M. 
 
 A Protestant of the Church of England, 
 No Donatist. Or, Some Short Notes on 
 Lucilla and Elizabeth. London, Printed 
 for T. Basset, . . . 1686. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 PSALMS. 
 
 The Book of Psalmes, Collected into Eng- 
 lish Meeter, by Thomas Sternhold, . . . 
 London : Printed by M. B. for the Com- 
 pany of Stationers, 1647. Cum Privilegio. 
 4°, A — H in eights. In two columns. 
 With tli e music. 
 
 PUGET DE LA SERRE, JEAN, Historio- 
 .grapher of France. 
 Histoire de l'Entree de la Reyne Mere 
 dv Roy Tres-Chrestien, dans la Grande- 
 Bretaigne. Enrichie de Planches. A 
 Londres, Par Jean Raworth, pour George 
 Thomason, & Octauian Pullen, a la Rose, 
 an Cimetiere de SainctPavl. m.dc.xxxix. 
 Folio. Title, frontispiece, and dedication, 
 8 leaves: A— 0, 2 leaves each. With 
 plates accompanying the text, except the 
 folding one of the procession through 
 Cheapside and three others in B, D, 
 and L. 
 
 PYM, JOHN, J/./'. 
 
 A Letter Written out of the Country tr 
 M r Iohn Pym Esquire, one. of the Worthy 
 Members of the House of Commons, Feb- 
 ruary 1. Printed for W. Webb, m.dc.xlii 
 4", 4 leaves. 
 
 R. R. 
 
 A Blast blown out of the North And 
 Ecchoing up towards the South, to nieel 
 the Cry of their Oppressed Brethren 
 Being a Relation of some of the Suffering; 
 and other Exercises of several of the . . , 
 Quakers in and about Richmond. Massam, 
 Coverdale, Wensleydale and Swaledale 
 and some others of the adjacent Part: 
 and Places in the North Riding of the 
 County of York, since the beginning 
 the year 1660. . . . Printed in the Yeai 
 1680. 4°, A— in fours. 
 
 The copy employed ended imperfectly 01 
 F 3. The preface is signed R. E., and in 
 forms us that portions of the narrative hai 
 been prepared some years prior to the dat< 
 of publication. 
 
 RAGUENET, F. 
 Histoire D'Olivier Cromwel. A Paris 
 Chez Claude Barbin, au Palais, . . 
 M.dc.xci. Avec Privilege Du Roy. Largs 
 4°, £— 1 in fours : A— 3 L in fours. With 1 
 portrait of the Protector by C. Vermeulen 
 Dedicated to Bossuet, Bishop of Meaux 
 B. J/. 
 
 Three editions the same year, two at Pari! 
 and one at Cologne (?). 
 
 RALEIGH, SIR WALTER. 
 
 Sir Walter Raleigh's Observations, Touch- 
 ing Trade & Commerce with the Hol- 
 lander, and other Nations, as it was pre- 
 sented to K. James. Wherein is proved, 
 that our Sea and Land Commodities servt 
 to inrich and strengthen other Countries 
 against our owne. With other Passages 
 of high Concernment. Loudon, Printed 
 by T. H. and are to be sold by William 
 Sheeres, . . . 1653. 12°. A," 6: B— B 
 in twelves: E, 6. With a portrait by 
 Vaughan. A 1-2 and E 5-6 are blank. 
 
 RANDOLPH, THOMAS. 
 Poems With the Muses Looking-Glass, 
 and Amyntas : Whereunto is added, The 
 Jealous Lovers. By Tho. Randolph, M.A. 
 . . . The Fifth Edition . . . Oxford, 
 Printed [by Henry Hall] for F. Bowman, 
 and are to be sold by John Croslev, Book- 
 seller in Oxford. 1668. Sm. 8°", A— Ft 
 in eights, A 1 with a half-title Randolphs 
 1 'oi ms. 
 
 This is an entirely distinct impression 
 from that previous!}- noticed (Cull, and 
 
REGE. 
 
 163 
 
 ROBINS. 
 
 Notes, 1S7C, p. 351), although it has the 
 same collation. The Muses' Looking-Glass 
 has a London imprint. On the top of the 
 title in this copy occurs: " Auglesey. 
 March. 9. 11)70. 2 sh - 6." and the sides of the 
 original calf binding have a crowned P in 
 gold. 
 
 REGE SINCERA. 
 
 Observations both Historical and Marol 
 upon the Burning of London, September 
 1666. With an Account of the Losses. 
 And a most remarkable Parallel between 
 London and Mosco, both as to the Plague 
 and Fire. Also an Essay touching the 
 Easterly-Winds .... London Printed 
 by Thomas Ratcliffe, and are to be sold 
 by Robert Pawlet at the Bible in Chan- 
 cery-lane. 1667. 4°. A, 2 leaves : B— 
 F 2 in fours. 
 
 REGICIDES. 
 
 An Exact and Impartial Accompt of the 
 Indictment, Arraignment, Trial, and 
 Judgment (according to Law) of Twenty 
 nine Regicides, The Murtherers of His 
 Late Sacred Majesty . . . London, Printed 
 for Andrew Crook at the Green Dragon 
 in St. Paul's Church-yard, and Edward 
 Powel at the White-Swan in Little-Britain. 
 1660. 4°. 
 
 The copy employed ended imperfectly on 
 B 4, containing B in fours and the title. 
 
 RELATION. 
 A True Relation of the Inhumane and 
 Unparallel'd Actions, and Barbarous Mur- 
 ders of Negroes or Moors : Committed on 
 three Englisli-men in Old Calabar in 
 Guinny. Of the Wonderful Deliver- 
 ance of the Fourth Person, after he had 
 endured Horrid Cruelties and Sufferings : 
 who lately arrived in England, and is 
 now in his Majesties Fleet. Together 
 with a short, but true Account of the 
 Customs and Manners and Growth of the 
 Country, which is very Pleasant. Loudon, 
 Printed for Thomas PassinL, r er . . . and 
 Benjamin Hurlock . . . 1672. 4°, B— 
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 A true and Perfect Relation of the Great 
 Fight Fought the fourth of Decern. 1676 
 Between the Danish and Swedish Armies. 
 London Printed in the Year 1676. 4°, 
 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 REYNOLDS, JOHN, of the Tower Mint, 
 
 Assay-Master. 
 A Brief and Easie way by Tables, To cast 
 up Silver to the Standerd of XI. Ounces 
 ij. Penny-weight. And Gold to the Stan- 
 derd of xxii. Ounces. With Questions 
 wrought by the Golden-Rule. Also by 
 Decimall Tables. Calculated by John 
 
 Reynolds of the Myut in the Tower. 
 London, Printed by Thomas Fawcet. 
 1651. Sin. 8". Title and following 
 leaf, 2 leaves: A — I in fours: Aa, 1 
 leaf : B— K 2 in fours. B. M. 
 
 In this copy at the end occurs in the 
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 by me John Reynolds." The same was the 
 case with the only other copy which I have 
 seen, if indeed this be not the same re- 
 bound. 
 
 RHEAD, ALEXANDER. 
 
 Description of the Body of Man. With 
 the Practise of Chirurgery, and the use of 
 three and fifty Instruments. By Artifi- 
 cial 1 Figures representing the members, 
 and fit termes expressing the same. Set 
 forth either to pleasure or to profit those 
 who are addicted to this Study. Printed 
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 Michael Sparke at the blew bible in Greene 
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 RIDLEY, MARK, M.D., late Physician to 
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 A Short Treatise of Magnetecall Bodies 
 and Motions. London. Printed by Nicho- 
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 blank. With the title engraved by El- 
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 Magneticall Animadversions. Made by 
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 certaine Magneticall Advertisements, 
 lately published, From Maister William 
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 R[OBINS] T[HOMAS.] 
 The Amazement of Future Ages : Or, 
 The Swaggering World Turn'd Up-side 
 down. By which means the Astonishing 
 Curiosities, the Charming Varieties, the 
 Pleasant Remarks, the Ingenious Devices, 
 the Unspeakable Miracles, the Merry 
 Journeys and Voyages, the Roaring Prac- 
 tices, the strange Prodigies, the Delightful 
 Experiments, the Pretty Customs, Hu- 
 mours, Laws, Governments, Dwellings, 
 Inhabitants of the World 
 
 Under our Feet, 
 
 Of the World on which we tread 
 
 And of the World in the Moon 
 
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 h ) 
 
 Are Faithfully Described, to the Satisfac- 
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 by T. R. on purpose to make Delightful 
 Sport and Pastime these Winter Nights. 
 London, Printed for John Dunton, . . . 
 
ROTHMAA'X. 
 
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 ROTHMANN, JOHN, M.D. 
 Keiromantia : Or, The Art of Divining 
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 the Hand of Man, By the Hand of Nature, 
 Theorically, Practically. . . . Together 
 With A Learned Philosophical! Discourse 
 of the Soule of the World, and the Vni- 
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 Blovdy Newes from Ireland, Or, The 
 barbarous Crueltie By the Papists acted 
 in that Kingdome. By putting men to tbe 
 sword, deflowring Women, and dragcdncr 
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 cruelly murdering them, and thrusting 
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 their Gates in the Street at Armagh . . . 
 and other Places in Ireland. As also, 
 the Bloudy Acts of Lord Mack-queere 
 their Ring-leader, and Cousin to that 
 Arch-Rebell Mack-queere Generall to 
 Tyron, in the time of Queene Elizabeth 
 of never dying memory. Related by 
 James Salmon, lately come from thence, 
 who hath lived there with his wife and 
 children, these ID yeeres last past, and 
 now to escape the Bloud-thirsty Rebels, 
 made an escape away by night ; who is 
 here resident in this City, Decemb. the 1. 
 1641. London, Printed tor Marke Rookes, 
 and are to be sold in Grubstreet, neere to 
 the Flying Horse. 1641. 4", 4 leaves. 
 With a cut on the last page. 
 
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 ( toaphice. The use of the Pen and Pencil. 
 Or, The Most Excellent Art of Painting : 
 In Two Parts. London, Printed for Robert 
 
 Crofts, at the signe of the Crown in Chan- 
 
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 Folio. Title and verses by T. Flatman, 
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 A School for Princes. Or, Political 
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 A Solemn and Seasonable Warning to al 
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 from the Commissioners of the Kirk of 
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 thereupon, concurring with the said Tes- 
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 or accession to the proceedings of the 
 English Army, against his Majesty or the 
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 Proposals for supplying the Defect there- 
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 Edinburgh, Printed by James Watson in 
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 The Actis of Parliament of the maist 
 hie, maist excellent and michtie Prince, 
 and our Souerane Lord lames the sext, 
 be the grace of God, King of Scottis, be- 
 gun and haldin at Edinburgh, the xv. 
 day of Decemb. The jeir of God ane 
 thousand, fyue hunderth lxvii. jeir. Be 
 our said Souerane Lord his derrest cous- 
 ing & Uncle lames Erie of Murray, 
 Lord Abirnethie, &c. Reget to our 
 Souerane Lord, his Realme and Leigis. 
 Togidder with the Prelatis, Erlis, Bar- 
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 alie comperand in the said Parliament, 
 as the thre estatis of this Realme. The 
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 and votit in the said Parliament, to re- 
 mane as perpetuall lawis to the subjectis 
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 the kingis Maiestie, the vi. day of Aprill, 
 the 5eir of God ane thousand fyue hun- 
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 Of the two copies in the British Museum, 
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 the other is titleless, The Gibsou-Craig 
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 The Actis of the Parliament of the Maist 
 hie, maist Excellent and Michtie Prince, 
 and our Souerane Lord lames the sext 
 .... begime and haldin at Edinburgh, 
 the xv. day of december. The 5eir of 
 God ane thousand, hue hundreth lxvij. 
 ^eiris. Be our said Souerane Lordis 
 derrest cousing . . . Imprentit at Edin- 
 burgh be Iohne Ros. m.d.lxxv. Cum 
 Priuilegio Regali. Folio, A — F in fours. 
 B. M. 
 
 In the Parliament of the richt Excellent, 
 richt heich, and michtie Prince, James 
 the Sext, . . . begonne at Striuiling, the 
 xxviij. day of August, the 5eirof God ane 
 thousand fyue hundreth three scoir and 
 elleuin geirs, and in the Fyft 5eir of his 
 hienes Regne. Be his Maiesties derrest 
 Gudschir vmquhile Mathew Erie of Len- 
 nox Lord Dernelie . . . The Actis, and 
 Constitutiounis. . . . Imprentit at Sanct- 
 androis be Robert Lekpreuik. Anno Do. 
 m.d.lxxiii. Folio, A — C in fours. B. 31. 
 
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 In the Parliament of the Richt Excellent 
 . . . lames the sext, our Souerane Lord, 
 begune at Striuiling, the xxviij. day of 
 August, the 5eir of God ane thousand fiue 
 liundreth thre scoir and elleuin ^eiris, 
 and in the Fyft 5eir of his hienes Regne. 
 Be his Majesteis derrest Gudschir vm- 
 quhile Mathew Erie of Lennox, Lord 
 Dernelie, &c. Regent to his hienes, his 
 Realnie, and leigis : And thre Estatis of 
 this Realnie. And endit, and concludit 
 vpon the seuint day of September nixt 
 thairefter following, be vmquhile Johne 
 Erie of Mar. Lord Erskine &c. being Re- 
 gent . . . The Actis and Constitutiounis 
 following war concludit to be obseruit as 
 Lawis in time dimming. Imprentit at 
 Edinburgh be me Iohne Ros. m.d.lxxv. 
 Cum Priuilegio Regali. Folio, A — D in 
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 In the Parliament Haldin at Striviling the 
 xxv. day of lulii, the zeir of God, ane 
 thousand, fyue hundreth, thre scoir and 
 auchtene zeiris. The Lawis, statutis and 
 Constitutiounis ar deuysit, ordanit, and 
 concludit be the richt Excellent, . . . 
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 Edinburgh the xxii day of Mail, the zeir 
 of God ane thousand, fyue hundreth, four- 
 scoir zeiris, Thir Lawis, Statutis, & Con- 
 stitutions ar deuisit, ordinit, and coln- 
 cludit be the richt excellent, . . . James 
 the Sext, . . . IT Imprentit at Edinburgh 
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 B. M. 
 
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 The Zeir of God, ane thousand, fyue hun- 
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 Statutis, and Constitutiounis, ar diuisit, 
 ordanit, and concludit, he the richt Ex- 
 cellent . . . lames the Sext, . . . 1m- 
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 Anno, m.d.lxxxii. Cum Priuilegio Re- 
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 Church of Scotland, in the points of Rul- 
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 byteries and Synods. With a Postscript 
 .... Edinburgh, Printed for lames 
 Bryson, 1641. 4°. If and %% 4 leaves 
 
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 Propositions Concerning Church-Govern- 
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 Reprinted at London for Robert Bostock, 
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 Episcopal and Presbyterian Government 
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 Kirk of Scotland, . . . Edinburgh, Printec 
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 Printers : 1675. Cvm Privilegio. Smal 
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 SEDGWICK, WILLIAM. 
 The Leaves of the Tree of Life : For tin 
 healing of the Nations. Opening all tin 
 wounds of this Kingdome, and of even 
 party, and applying a remedy to them 
 By which we come to a right understand 
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 Antony and Cleopatra : A Tragedy. A 
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 SETTLE, DIONYS'E. 
 A true reporte of the laste voyage into 
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 worthily atchieued by Captaine Frobisher 
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 Generall. With a description of the 
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 Peuples, & habitans d'icelles, auec le por- 
 traict de leurs habits & amies, & autres 
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 The "discription of the purtrayture and 
 shape of those strange kinde of people," 
 &c. , was separately licensed to John Allde, 
 to be printed in English, Jan. 30, 1577-8, 
 but it does not seem to be known. 
 
 SHADWELL, THOMAS. 
 A True Widow, Acted by the Duke's 
 Servants. Written by Tho. Shadwell. 
 Odi profanum . . . London, Printed for 
 Benjamin Tooke, . . . 1679. 4°, A-L 
 
 in fours, besides the Dramatis Persona;. 
 Dedicated by the Author to Sir Charles 
 Sedley, from London, Feb. 16, 167f. 
 
 SHAKESPEAR, WILLIAM. 
 Venus and Adonis. Vilice [sic]. . . . 
 London, Printed by Elizabeth Hodgkin- 
 sonne. For F. Coles, T. Vere, I. Wright, 
 and J. Clark. 1675. Sin. 8°, A— D 4 in 
 eights, D 4 blank. 
 
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 This is a roughly printed chapman's 
 edition, but curious as being the latest 
 appearance of the poem in a separate shape. 
 The dedication to the Earl of Southampton 
 is preserved. 
 
 SHAW, JOHN. 
 The Blessednes of Marie the Mother of 
 Iesvs. [Quot. from Luke i. 28, 45, 48.] 
 London, Printed by Richard Field dwell- 
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 SHEPHERDS. 
 The Shepherd's Kalender : Or, The Citi- 
 zens & Country Man's Daily Com- 
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 are Useful and Profitable to Man-kind, 
 with above Two Hundred wonderful Cu- 
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 throughout the Year. The Mosaick Wand 
 to find out Hidden Treasure. The Cal- 
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 Lawful Questions. To which is Added, 
 The Country Man's Almanack, . . . Being 
 above Forty Years Study and Experience 
 of a Learned Shepherd. The Second 
 Edition, with Additions. Printed by C. 
 [and 1] A. Milboum, for Tho. Norris, at 
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 The Preface is signed J. S., i.e., John 
 Shirley, author of this abridgment. 
 
 SHERINGHAM, ROBERT, M.A., late 
 Fellow of Gonvill College, Cambridge. 
 The King's Supremacy Asserted : . . . 
 The Third Edition Corrected, Amended 
 and Enlarged, by Robert Sheringham, 
 . . . The Author of Codex Ioma & Dis- 
 ceptatio de gentis A nglorum Origine. Lon- 
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 SHERLOCK, WILLIAM, D.D., Master 
 
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 The Case of the Allegiance due to Sove- 
 raign Princes, Stated and Resolved, 
 According to Scripture and Reason, And 
 the Principles of the Church of England, 
 With a more particular Respect to the 
 Oath lately enjoyned, of Allegiance to 
 their Present Majesties, K. William and 
 Q. Mary. London : Printed for W. 
 Rogers, . . . 1691. 4°, A— K 2 in fours, 
 besides title and Imprimatur. 
 The Case of the Allegiance due to Sove- 
 raign Princes, Further Consider'*!, and 
 Defended : With a more particular Re- 
 spect to the Doctrine of Non-Resistance 
 and Passive-Obedience. Together with 
 a Seasonable Persuasive to our New 
 Dissenters. Loudon, Printed for W. 
 Rogers, . . . 1691. 4°. Title and half- 
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 SINCLAIR, GEORGE, sometime Professor 
 of 'Philosophy in the University of Glasgow. 
 The Principles of Astronomy and Naviga- 
 tion : Or, A Clear, Short, yet Full Expla- 
 nation, of all Circles of the Celestial, and 
 Terrestrial Globes, and of their Uses, . . . 
 To whicli is Added A Discovery of the 
 Secrets of Nature, which are found in the 
 Mercurial Weather-Glass, &c. As also A 
 New Proposal for Buoying up a Ship of 
 any Burden from the Bottom of the Sea. 
 Edinburgh, Printed by the Heir of An- 
 drew Anderson . . . 1688. 8°. A, 4 
 leaves : B — L 4 in eights, L 4 blank. 
 Dedicated to Magnus Prince, Lord Provost 
 of Edinburgh. 
 
 SMITH, GEORGE, Gentleman. 
 Great Britains Miserie, With the Causes 
 and Cure . . . The second edition, cor- 
 rected and enlarged by the Author . . . 
 London Printed by E. P. for Lawrence 
 Chapman and Francis Coles, . . . 1645. 
 4°, A— H in fours : I, 5. 
 
 SMITH, J., Gentleman. 
 Profit and Pleasure United : Or, The 
 Husbandman's Magazine. Being A most 
 Exact Treatise of Bulls, Oxen, Cows, 
 Calves, Horses, . . . Together with Easie 
 and Plain Rules for improving Arrable 
 and Pasture- Lands, . . . The Manner of 
 ordering Flax, Hemp, Saffron and Lico- 
 resh : With Directions for the Enoreasing 
 and Preserving of Bees, . . . To which is 
 Added, The Art of Hawking, Hunting, 
 Angling, and the Noble Recreation oi 
 Ringing. London : Printed for J. Blare, 
 . . . 1704. 12°, A— G in twelves : A 1 
 blank or with a frontispiece. 
 Published at Is. 
 
 SMITH, JOHN, Clock-Maker. 
 The Art of Painting. Wherein is included 
 The whole Art of Vulgar Painting, ac- 
 cording to the best and most approved 
 Rules for preparing, and laying on of Oyl 
 Colours. The whole Treatise being so 
 Full, Compleat, and so Exactly fitted to 
 the meanest Capacity, that all Persons 
 whatsoever may by the Directions con- 
 tained therein be sufficiently able to Paint 
 in Oyl Colours not only Sun-Dials, but 
 also all manner of Timber Work, whether 
 Poles, Pales, Pallisades, Gates, Doors, 
 Windows, Wainscotting, Border Boards 
 for Gardens, or what ever else requires 
 either Use, Beauty, or Preservation from 
 the Violence or Injury or Weather. Com- 
 posed by John Smith Philomath. Lon- 
 don, Printed for Samuel Crouch ... 1676. 
 Sin. 8°, A— G 2 in eights. B. M. 
 The Art of Painting in Oyl .... The 
 second Impression, with some Altera- 
 tions, and many useful Additions. Lon- 
 don : Printed for Samuel Crouch, . . . 
 1687. Sm. 8°. A, 6 leaves : B— H 2 in 
 eights. B. M. 
 
 The Art of Painting in Oyl. Wherein is 
 included each particular Circumstance re- 
 lating to the best and most approved Rules 
 for Preparing, mixing, and working of 
 Oyl Colours. . . . The Fourth Impression 
 with some Alterations, and many Matters 
 added, . . . To which is now added, The 
 whole Art and Mystery of Colouring Maps, 
 and other Prints, with Water Colours. 
 London : Printed for Samuel Crouch, . . . 
 1705. Sm. 8°. A, 4 leaves: B— H in 
 eights. B. M. 
 
 SMITH, THOMAS. 
 The Armies Last Propositions to the Com- 
 mons of England : Wherein they declare, 
 Their further Resolution, touching the 
 Confines of London, and their marching 
 on towards the said City ; foi the Seizing 
 of His Majesty in his Royall Palace at 
 Westminster, and securing of the Rights, 
 Liberties, and Peace of the Kingdome. 
 June 28. 1647. . . . London: Printed for 
 Edward Simpson . 1647. 4°, 4 leave.-. 
 
 This is a letter subscribed Tho. Smith, 
 and dated from St. Albans, Juue 2G, 1047. 
 
 SPAIN'. 
 The Succession of Spain Discuss'd. With 
 a Project of reconciling all the present 
 Pretensions to that Crown, for the Advan- 
 tage of Europe, And England in parti- 
 cular ; And the Necessity of a War, In 
 case an Accommodation be rejected. 
 Dublin Re-Printed by John Brocas in 
 School-House-Lane, for John Ware, over 
 
SPECULUM. 
 
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 STATUTES. 
 
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 SPECULUM. 
 Speculum spiritualiu : in quo no solum 
 de vita actiua et coteniplatiua : verum 
 etia de vitiis / quibus huniana mens in- 
 quinatur / ac virtutibus quibus in deu 
 acceditur : ppulchre tractatur . cu varijs 
 exemplis . . . Additurinsuner et opuscu- 
 lum Ricardi Hampole de erhedatione vite : 
 ac de regula bene viuendi. Venale habet 
 Londonie apud bibliopolas in cimiterio 
 Scti Pauli ad signu stissime ac idiuidue 
 trinitatis. 4°. Title, &c, 10 leaves : a — z 
 in eights, followed by two sheets of eight 
 irregularly signed : A, 10 leaves. In two 
 columns. [Col.] Opera predicta in alma 
 Parisiof academia p wolffgangii hopyliii 
 sunt impressa : sumptibus et expensis ho- 
 nesti viri Guilhelmi brettofi ciuis Londoii. 
 Annodfiimillesimoquin^eiitesiniodecimo. 
 Sotheby's, March £9, 1889, No. 584, im- 
 perfect. 
 
 SPOTTISWOOD, JAMES. 
 
 The Execvtion of Nescbech and the con- 
 fyning of his Kinsman Tarbith. Or A 
 Short Discovrse, shewing the dilference 
 betwixt damned Usvrie, aud that which 
 is Lawfull. Wherevnto there is subioyned 
 an Epistle of that Reuerend and judicious 
 Divine M r John Calvin, touching that 
 same argument : faithfully translated out 
 of Latine. Edinbvrgh, Printed by Andro 
 Hart, For Christopher Pounder, Stationer 
 in Norwich, and are to besolde at his Shop, 
 at the Signe of the An^ell In the Yeere 
 of our Lord 1616. 4°, A — G in fours, 
 G 4 blank. B. M. 
 
 STANDSFIELD, PHILIP. 
 The Tryal of Philip Standsfield Son to 
 Sir James Standsfield of New-Milns, For 
 the Murder of his Father, and other 
 Crimes Libel'd against him. Published 
 by Authority. Edinburgh, Printed by 
 the Heir of Andrew Anderson . . . Anno 
 Dom. 1688. Folio, A — L, 2 leaves each. 
 
 STATIONERS' COMPANY. 
 The Orders, Rules, and Ordinances, Or- 
 dained .... by the Master ... of the 
 Mystery and Art of Stationers .... 
 London : Printed for the Company of 
 Stationers. 1682. 4°, A — B 2 in fours. 
 B.M. 
 
 STATUTES. 
 A table to all the Statutes made in the 
 tyme of the most victorious Reigne of 
 kynge Edward the sixte. Londini in 
 sedibus Thomae Bertheleti. Anno verbi 
 
 incarnati. m.d.liii. Cvrn priuilegio . . . 
 
 Folio. B. M. 
 
 The Table occupies four leaves ; the re- 
 mainder of the volume consists of the origi- 
 nal editions from the press of Grafton bound 
 up together. 
 
 A Table to all the Statutes made from the 
 beginning of the raigne of Kyng Edwarde 
 the . vi. vnto this present . xii. yeare of the 
 reigne of oure moste gratious and soue- 
 raigne Ladye Queene Elizabeth. In 
 fEdibus Richardi Tottelli. Cum priui- 
 legio. Folio. B. M. 
 
 The Table makes six leaves ; the rest of 
 the book is a collection of the separate im- 
 pressions printed by Grafton, Cawood, &c, 
 of the Statutes within the specified period. 
 There is no doubt that these year-books 
 were kept in print, and that there was 
 scarcely any of which there are not repeated 
 issues. Large editions were also probably 
 made, and copies are still sufficiently com- 
 mon. 
 
 Anno Primo Edwardi Sexti. Statvtes 
 made in the Parlamente begon at West- 
 minster the fowerthe daye of Nouember, 
 in the firste yeare of the reigne of our 
 moste dreade Souueraine lorde Edward 
 the . vi. By the grace of God, kinge of 
 Englande, Fraunce, and Irelande, defen- 
 dour of the faithe, and of the Churche of 
 Englande, and also of Irelande in earth e the 
 supreme hed : and from thence continued 
 to the xxiiii. daye of Decembre then nexte 
 ensuyng, that is to saye in the first Sesion 
 of the same Parlamente as foloweth. [Col.] 
 God saue the king. % Excusum Londini 
 in sedibus Richardi Graftoni Regii Im- 
 pressoris. Anno. M.D.xlviii. ([ Cum 
 priuilegio ad imprimendum solum. Folio, 
 A— E in sixes : F, 8. B. M. 
 
 Anno Secvndo Et Tertio Edovardi Sexti. 
 Actes made in the Session of this present 
 Parlament, holden vppon prorogation at 
 Westminster, the fourthe daye of No- 
 uembre, in the seconde yeare of . . . 
 Edwarde the . vi. . . . and there con- 
 tinued and kepte to the . xiiii. daye of 
 Marche in the . in. yere of our said 
 souereigne Lorde, as foloweth. [Col.] 
 Richardvs Graftonvs Typographies Regius 
 excudebat. Anno doniini. 1552. Cum 
 priuilegio . . . Folio, A— G in sixes : 
 H, 4 : I— K in sixes : L, 4 : M, 6. B. M. 
 
 Anno in. & mi. Edwardi Sexti. Actes 
 made in the Session of this present Par- 
 lament, holden vpon prorogation at West- 
 mynster, the . iiii. daye of Nouembre, in 
 the thirde yere of . . . Edward the . vi. 
 . . . and there continued and kept to the 
 first daye of Februarye, in the . iiii. yere 
 
STATUTES. 
 
 170 
 
 ST A TUTES. 
 
 of the reigne . . . [C<>1.] 51 Imprinted 
 at London by Richard Grafton, printer to 
 the Kynges Maiestie. 1553 Cum priui- 
 legio . . . Folio, A — D in sixes : E — F 
 in fours. B. M, 
 
 Anno Qvinto et Sexto Edvardi Sexti. 
 Actes made in the Session of this preset 
 parlamente, holden vpon prorogation at 
 Westminster, the . xxiii. daye of Januarye, 
 in the fyueth yeare of . . . Edwarde the. 
 vi. . . . and there continued and kepte 
 tyll the . xv. daye of Apryll, in the vi. 
 yeare of the reygne . . . [Col.] Richardvs 
 Graftonvs typographic Regius excudebat 
 Mense Iunii. Anno, m.d.lii. Cum pri- 
 uilegio . . . Folio, A — E in sixes : F, 3. 
 B, M. 
 
 Two editions the same year. 
 
 Anno Septimo Edvvardi Sexti. Actes 
 made in the Parlament holden at West- 
 minster, the first daie of Marche, in the . 
 vii. yere of the reigne of . . . Edwarde 
 the . vi. . . . And there continued to the 
 dissolution of the same being the laste 
 daie of the saied moneth of Marche, as 
 foloweth. [Col.] Londini in gedibus 
 Richardi Graftoni typographi Regii ex- 
 cusum. Mense Aprilis. Anno Domini. 
 m.d.i.iii. Cum priuilegio . . . Folio, 
 A— F in sixes : G — H in fours. B. M. 
 Grafton printed this 7th year more than 
 once; and Herbert, p. 1402, notices from a 
 copy in his own possession another from the 
 press of John Oswen at Worcester, printed 
 in folio the same year, with this colophon : 
 At Worcestre [by John Oswen] Printer ap- 
 pointed by the Kinges Maiestie, for the 
 Principalitie of Wales, and Marches of the 
 same. Anno Domini. M.D.LIII. Cum priui- 
 legio [ad imprimenduni] solum. I have not 
 seen this issue, and cannot therefore say 
 whether it is an independent impression, or 
 merely one of Grafton's copies with Osweu's 
 imprint inserted. 
 
 Anno Maria? Frimo. Actes made in the 
 l'arlyament begoune and holden at West- 
 minster the seconde daye of Apryll, in 
 the firste yeere of the raygne of oure nioste 
 gratious Soueraygne Ladye, Marye by the 
 grace of God . . . and there continued 
 and kepte to the dissolution of the same, 
 beynge the v. daye of Maye then next 
 ensuing as foloweth. Cum priuilegio 
 Reginse Maria?. [Col.] excusum Londini 
 in ajdilms lohannis Cawodi Typohraphi 
 [sic] regise Maiestatis. Anno. n.n.Liiij. 
 Mense Maio. Cum priuilegio Reginse 
 Mariae. Folio, A — B in sixes : C — Din 
 fours. B. M. 
 
 Cawood printed this at least twice; in 
 tin' present edition he lias not done himself 
 much credit as royal typographer. What 
 
 is evidently a reimpression is in the British 
 Museum ; press-mark, 50G. d. 5. 
 
 Anno Maria? Primo. Actes made in the 
 Parliament begoune and holden at West- 
 minster the . v. daye of October, in the 
 first yere of the reigne of . . . Mary . . . 
 ami there continued to the . xxi. day of 
 the same moneth, that is to save, in the 
 fyrst session of the saide parliament, as 
 foloweth. [Col.] Excvsviu Londini in 
 sedibus lohannis Cawodi typographi 
 Regise Maiestatis. Anno m.d.liiii. Cvm 
 priuilegio. . . . Folio. A, 5 leaves, in- 
 cluding first title and the Act repealing 
 certain treasons, &c. : B — D in sixes ; 
 E, 4, the last leaf with the colophon onlv. 
 B. M. 
 
 Anno primo et secfulo Philippi & Maria?. 
 Actes made at a Parliament begon and 
 holden at Westminster the . vi daye of 
 Nouember in the firste and secod year of 
 the reigne of our soueraLne Lorde and 
 Lady, Philippe and Marye by the grace 
 of God, kinge and Queen of England, 
 . . . Princes of Spayne, . . . And there con- 
 tynued and kept, vntyll the dissolution of 
 tne same, beynge the xvi. daye of January 
 then next ensuing, were enacted as folow- 
 eth. Cum priuilegio. . . . [Col.] excusum 
 Londini in asdibus lohannis Cawodi 
 Tipographi Regise Maiestatis. Anno, 
 m.d.lv. Folio, A in sixes : B, 4 : C — F 
 in sixes. B. M. 
 
 Anno Secundo et Tertio Philippi & Maria 3 . 
 Actes made at a Parlyamente begon and 
 holde at Westmister the . xxi. daye of 
 October, in the seconde and thyrd yeare 
 of . . . Phylyppe and Marye . . . and 
 there continued and kepte vntyl the disso- 
 lution of the same, being the . ix. day of 
 December then next ensuing, there enacted 
 as foloweth. Cum priuilegio . . . [Col.] 
 God saue the kyng and the Quene. Ex- 
 cusum Londini in ajdibus lohannis Ca- 
 wodi Typographi Regiao Maiestatis. Anno. 
 m.d.lv. . . . Folio, A — I in sixes : K, 4. 
 B. M. 
 
 Anno quarto et quinto Philippi & Marias. 
 Actes made at a Parliament begon and 
 holden at Westminster the . xx day of 
 January in the fottrthe and fifte yeare of 
 . . . Philippe and Marye . . . And there 
 contynued and kept, vntyll the . vii. day 
 ol Marche then next folowing, . . . [Col.] 
 ^ Excusum Londini in AEdibvs lohannis 
 Cawodi. Tipographi Regise Maiestatis. 
 Anno. M.D.LVlil. Cum priuilegio . . . 
 Folio, A — G in sixes, G blank. B. M. 
 
STATUTES. 
 
 171 
 
 TA YLOR. 
 
 Anno Qvinto Regine Elizabethe. At the 
 Parliament holden at Westmynster, the . 
 xii. of January, in the fifth yere of . . . 
 Elizabeth . . . To the hygh pleasure of 
 Ahnyghty God, and the weale publique 
 of this Realme, were enacted as foloweth. 
 Anno. 1563. [Col.] Imprinted at Lon- 
 don in PoulesOhurcheyarde, by Rvcharde 
 Jugge, and John Cawood, Prynters to the 
 Queenes Maiestie. Cum priuilegio. . . . 
 Folio, A — M in sixes : the Act of Subsidy, 
 A— B in sixes : C, 8. B. M. 
 
 Anno Quinto Reginre Elizabethe. % At 
 the Parliament holden at Westminster the 
 . xii. daie of Ianuarie, in the fifth yeare 
 of the raigne of our Soueraigne Lady 
 Elizabeth, . . . 1563. [Col.] Imprinted 
 at London by Richard Iugge, Printer to 
 the Queenes Maiestie. Cum priuilegio. 
 . . . Folio, A — L in sixes : M, 7 : Act of 
 Subsidy, A — C in sixes. B. M. 
 ^] Anno octauo Regina3 Elizabethe. At 
 the Parl'ament by prorogation holden at 
 Westminster the last day of September, 
 in the eight yeare. . . . Anno Christi. 
 1566. [Col.] Imprinted at London by 
 Newgate market next vnto Christes 
 Church, by Richard Iugge, Printer to the 
 Queenes Maiestie. Cum priuilegio. . . . 
 Folio, A— B in sixes : C, 4 : no D — E : 
 F, 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 Sign. D — E appear to have been omitted, 
 as the capitulation is consecutive. 
 
 Anno. xiij. Reginse Elizabethe. At the 
 Parliament begunne and holden at West- 
 minster the seconde of April, in the . xiii. 
 yere of the raigne of our most gratious 
 soueraigne Lady Elizabeth, . . . 1571. 
 [Col.] God saue the Queene. No printer's 
 name. [London, R. Jugge, 1571-2.] Folio, 
 A — L in sixes : M, 4. B. M. 
 Anno, xviij. Regince Elizabethe. At this 
 present Session of Parliament by proro- 
 gation holden at Westminster the . viii. 
 day of February, in the . xviii. yeare of 
 the raisne of our most gratious soueraigne 
 Lady Elizabeth, . . . 1572. [Col.] Im- 
 printed at London by Richarde Iugge, 
 printer to the Queenes Maiestie. . . . 
 Folio, A — I in sixes : K, 8. B. M. 
 STEERE, RICHARD. 
 The History of the Babylonish Cabal : Or 
 ' Intrigues, 
 Progression, 
 The-! Opposition, \ of the 
 Defeat, and 
 . Destruction 
 Daniel -Catchers ; In a Poem. 
 
 Nee Lex estjustior n//<r, 
 
 Qvam Nceis Artifices arte per ire sua. — Ovid. 
 
 London, Printed for Richard Baldwin in 
 the Old-Bayley. 1682. 4°. Dedicated 
 to Anthony, Earl of Shaftesbury. 
 
 The copy used ended imperfectly on B 4. 
 
 The author speaks of having produced a 
 
 similar piece in prose. 
 
 STRUTHER, WILLIAM, Preacher at 
 Edinburgh. 
 A Looking Glasse For Princes and People. 
 Delivered in a Sermon of Thankesgiving 
 for the Birth of the hopefull Prince 
 Charles. . . . Printed at Edinburgh, by 
 i he Heires of Andro Hart. 1632. 4°. 
 *, 4 leaves : A — in fours. 
 
 A Looking Glasse for Princes and Popes, 
 Or A Vindication of the sacred Authoritie 
 of Princes, from the Antichristian vsurpa- 
 tion of the Popes. By the same Authour 
 M. William Struther . . . Edinburgh, 
 Printed by the Heires of Andro Hart. 
 1632. 4°. Title and Table, 2 leaves : IT, 
 4 leaves : %*±\, 2 leaves : A — Z 2 in fours, 
 Z 2 blank. 
 
 These two books appear to have been 
 issued together. 
 
 STUBBE or STUBBS, HENRY, of 
 Christ Church, Oxford. 
 Horre Subsecivre : Seu Prophetipe Jonse 
 et Historic Svsannre Paraphrasis Graeca 
 Versibus Heroicis. [Quot from Pliny Jun. 
 Ep. ad Fuscum.] Londini, Typis Du- 
 Gardianis. Anno Dom. 1651. Sm. 8°. 
 
 A, 4 leaves : B, 8 : C, 8 : D, 4. Dedi- 
 cated to Dr. Busby. A 1 is occupied on 
 the recto by the arms of the Common- 
 wealth and on the reverse by an encomium 
 in Greek by W. James of Westminster 
 School. Lat. and Gr. B. M. 
 
 SURREY. 
 The Division of the County of Surrey into 
 SixClassicall Presbyteries. Together with 
 the Names of the Ministers and others fit 
 to be of that Chassis. Approved of by the 
 Committee appointed thereunto by both 
 Houses of Parliament. London, Printed 
 by A. M. for Christopher Meredith. . . . 
 1648 [March 6, 1647-8.] 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 B. M. 
 
 TAYLOR, JOHN, the Water-Poet 
 The Vnnaturall Father : Or, The cruell 
 Murther committed by Iohn Rowse of the 
 Towne of Ewell, ten miles from London, 
 in the County of Surry, vppon two of his 
 owne Children. With his Prayer and 
 Repentance in Prison, his Arrainement 
 and Iudgement at the Sessions, and his 
 Execution for the said fact at Croydon, 
 on Munday the second of Iuly. 1621. 
 London printed for I. T. and H.G. 1621. 
 
TESTAMENT. 
 
 17: 
 
 TO RR I A NO. 
 
 4°, A — C in fours. With a large cut on 
 the title. In prose, except some curious 
 verses at the end. B. M. 
 
 Licensed to John Trundle and Henry 
 Gosson, 10th July 1621. 
 
 The Water-Cormorant His Complaint : 
 Against a Brood of Land-Cormorants. 
 Diuided into fourteene Satyres. By Iohn 
 Taylor. London, Printed bv George Eld. 
 1622. 4", A— F in fours, title on A 2. 
 With a curious woodcut Diagram on the 
 title exhibiting the fourteen kinds of 
 land-cormorants. In verse. B. M. 
 
 TESTAMENT. 
 Testament Newydd Ein Harlwydd A'Nhi- 
 achawdr Jesv Grist. Rhvf. 1. 16. . . . 
 Printiedig yn Llundain gan Matthew 
 Symmons . . . 1047. 12°, A — Kk in 
 twelves. B. M. 
 
 TENTZEL, ANDREAS. 
 
 Medicina Diastatica Or Sympatheticall 
 Minnie : Containing, Many mysterious 
 and hidden Secrets in Philosophy and 
 Physick. 
 
 J> { Construction } of Microcnsmicall 
 xtraction f & y pintuall Mu . 
 
 >. ) Transplantation, 
 
 P-) / 1 * t 4.- \ nue - 
 ^ ( and Application ) 
 
 Teaching the Magneticall cure of Diseases 
 at Distance, &c. Abstracted from the 
 Works of D r Theophr. Paracelsus : By 
 the labour and industry of Andrea Tent- 
 zelius, Phil. & Med. Translated out of 
 the Latine By Ferdinando Parkhur-t, 
 Gent. [Quot.] London, Printed by T. 
 Newcomb for T. Heath, . . . 1653. 8°, 
 A — T in eights, and (a) 4 leaves, (a 2) ap- 
 parently misprinted (a 3). Dedicated by 
 Parkhurst to Basil, Earl of Denbigh. 
 With commendatory verses by Roger Ellis, 
 E>q., and others, and a prose address by 
 AV*. Lilly to the translator. B. M. 
 
 On the title-page of a second copy before 
 me occurs, "E Libris Joanuis Reynoldi 
 .Medicina!, Astrologire, kc. studiosi. 1715." 
 
 The original Latin appeared at Jena, 4°, 
 1629. 
 
 TINDALL, MATTHEW, LL.D. 
 An Essay Concerning the Laws of Nations, 
 and the Rights of Soveraigns. With an 
 Account of what was said at the Couneil- 
 Board by the Civilians upon the Question, 
 "Whether their Majesties Subjects taken 
 at Sea acting by the late King's Commis- 
 sion, might not be looked on as Pirates I 
 With Reflections upon the Arguments of 
 Sir T. P. and Dr. 01. London, Printed 
 for Richard Baldwin . . . 1694. 4°, B— E 
 in fours : P, 1 leaf: and the title. 
 
 TITHES. 
 An Item against Sacriledge : Or Sundry 
 Queries Concerning Tithes. Wherein is 
 held forth, The Propriety and Title that 
 Ministers have to them .... Collected 
 and composed by one that hath no Pro- 
 priety in Tithes .... London, Printed 
 by Abraham Miller for Tnotnas Vnder- 
 hill . . . 1653. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 TORRIANO, GIOVANNI. 
 
 Select Italian Proverbs : The most signi- 
 ficant, very usel'ull for Travellers, and 
 such as desire that Language. The same 
 newly made to speak English, and the 
 obscurest places with ISotes illustrated, 
 usefull for such as happily aim not at 
 the Language, yet would see the genius 
 of the Nation. By Gio. Torriano, . . . 
 Sen. Etiam in pusillis rebus est sua 
 gratia. Printed by R. D. Printer to the 
 Lniversitie of Cambridge, and are to be 
 sold by J. Martin and J. Ridley, at the 
 Castle in Fleet-street bv Ram-ally. 1649. 
 Sin. 8°, A— E 6 in twelves, E 6 blank. 
 Dedicated to Mildmay, Earl of West- 
 moreland. B. M. 
 
 Delia Lingua Toscana-Romana. Or, An 
 Introduction to the Italian Tongve. Con- 
 taining such grounds as are most imme- 
 diately useful, and necessary for the 
 speedy and easie attaining of the same. 
 As also A new store House of proper and 
 choice Dialogues Most Useful for such as 
 desire the speaking part, and intend to 
 travel into Italy, or the Levant. . . . By 
 Gio : Torriano, . . , London : Printed 
 for J. Martin, and J. Allestrye, . . . 
 1657. 8°, A— V in eights : the Dia- 
 logues, A — Q in eights : R, 4 leaves. 
 Trin. Coll. Gamb. 
 
 The Italian Reviv'd : Or, the Introdvc- 
 tion to the Italian Tongve . . . London, 
 Printed by T. R. for J. Martyn, . . . 
 1673. 8°. A, 4 leaves : B— Z in eights. 
 
 /;. m. 
 
 Mescolanza Dolce di Varie Historiette, 
 Favole Morali & Politiche, Facetie, Motti 
 & Burli . . . Da Gio. Torriano, Mastro 
 di Lingue. Con Givnta di Dialoghi 
 rxovi, non piu. stampati, & tradotti in 
 Lingua Inglese dal medesinio. Stampata 
 in Londra, Appresso Toinaso Roycroft, 
 ad istanza di Giovanni Martino, . . . 
 1673. 8°, A— K in eights. Without 
 prefixes. B. J/. 
 
 Bound up with the Turner copy of Tor- 
 riano's Italian Jicvircd, 1673, and it doubt- 
 less forms part of the book, as in the later 
 edition of 1S89. 
 
 The Italian Reviv'd : Or, The Introduc- 
 
TEA NSA C T10NEER. 
 
 173 
 
 TURNER. 
 
 tion to the Italian Tongue. Containing 
 such Grounds as are most immediately 
 useful and necessary for the speedy and 
 easie attaining of the same. As also a 
 new Store-House of Proper and Choice 
 Dialogues, . . . Together with the Modern 
 Way of Addressing Letters . . . With 
 Alterations and Additions. By Gio. Tor- 
 riano, an Italian, And Professor of the 
 Italian Tongue, &c. in London. London, 
 Printed for R. Chiswell, T. Sawbridge 
 and II. Bentley, 1689. 8°, A— Z in eights : 
 The Mescolanza, as in the edit, of 1673, 
 with a new title, dated 1688, A — K 4 in 
 eights. B. M. 
 
 TRANSACTIONEER. 
 
 The Transactioneer. With some of his 
 Philosophical Fancies : In Two Dialogues. 
 London ; Printed for the Booksellers of 
 London and Westminster. 1700. 8°, 
 A — M in fours. 
 
 A satire on the compiler of the Philoso- 
 phical Transactions. The first dialogue is 
 between a Gentleman and a Virtuoso, the 
 second between a Gentleman and a Trans- 
 actioneer. 
 
 TREATISE. 
 
 A Godly Newe short treatyse instructyng 
 euery parson, howe they shulde trade [sic] 
 theyr lyues in y Iraytacyon of vertu / and 
 y shewyng of vyce, . . . Imprited At 
 London by me Robert Stoughton. Dwell- 
 ing with in Ludgate, at the sygne of the 
 Bysshoppes Mvter : [At the end is added :] 
 Anno. 1548. the . 23. October. Sin. 8°, 
 A — B in eights : c, 1 leaf. 
 
 A briefe treatise contayning many proper 
 Tables and easie Rules : verie necessarie 
 and needefull, for the vse and commoditie 
 of all people, collected out of certaine 
 learned mens woi kes. Perused, corrected, 
 and augmented by W. W. The contents 
 whereof, the leafe that followeth doth ex- 
 presse. Newely set forth and allowed 
 according to the Queenes maiesties iniunc- 
 tions. At London, Printed by Iohn Charl- 
 wood, for Thomas Adams. 1591. 8°, 
 black letter. Title and three other leaves: 
 A— H 4[?] in eights. 
 
 The present copy ended imperfectly on 
 H3. 
 
 This curious volume, of which there were 
 several editions, comprises a Calendar, lists 
 of counties and towns, a table of the tides, 
 the fairs and highways, the wards and 
 churches of the City of London, and other 
 information. 
 
 TURNER, ROBERT, of Barnstaple. 
 Roberti Tvrneri Devonii Oratio & Epis- 
 tola de Vita & Morte Reverendissiini et 
 Illvstrissiini Dn. Martini A Schavmberg, 
 
 Principis & Episcopi Evstadiani : . . . 
 hsec scripta Roinam ad Reuerendissiinu 
 & Illustrissimum Dn. Gvlielmvin Alanvni 
 S.R.E. Cardinalem . . . Ingoldstadii, . . . 
 Anno cio.io.xxc. 8°, A — E 4 in eights, 
 E 2 omitted, besides title, dedication, &c, 
 8 leaves. £. M. 
 
 Roberti Turneri DeuonijOratoris etPhilo- 
 sophi Ingoldstadiensis Panegyrici Dvo, de 
 Dvobvs Trivmphis elarissimis, illo Romse 
 de translatione Gregorij Nazianzeni ; hoc 
 Leodii in inauguratione Ernesti Ducis 
 Bauariao, . . . Eiusdem Orationes xvi. Et 
 Tres Commentationes in loca Scripturae, 
 . . . Additajsunteiusdeni Epistolse. Editio 
 Secvnda melior & auctior. . . . Ingold- 
 stadii, . . . Anno m.d.xcix. 8°, A — 
 in eights : a — z in eights : Aa, 7 leaves. 
 
 Roberti Tvrneri Devonii Angli, Profes- 
 soris Ingoldstadiensis, Posthuma. Ora- 
 tiones Septendecim, Tractatus Septem, 
 Epistolarum centuria? dua?. nusquam vn- 
 quam antehacedita . . . Ingoldstadij,Typis 
 Ederianis . . . Anno m.dc ii. 8°, A — Z 
 in eights : a — z in eights : Aa, 8 leaves : 
 Bb, 4 : Campion's Literary Remains, A 
 -F 4 in eights, F 4 blank. B. M. 
 
 Roberti Turneri Devonii Oratoris et 
 Philosophi In Academia Ingoldstadiensi 
 Epistoke, Qvae reperiri potvere, additis 
 centuriis duabus Posthumis Antehac nus- 
 quam coniunctim editaa. Colonise Agrip- 
 pinse . . . m.dc.xv. 8°, A — Ee 4 in 
 eights, besides the title : Index, &c. 4 
 leaves. B. M. 
 
 Roberti Tvrneri Viri Doctissimi Profes- 
 soris in Academia Ingoldstadiensi Ora- 
 tionvm Volvmen Secvndvm, Recens in 
 lucem editum. Accesservnt Edmvndi 
 Campiani Societatis Iesv Martyris in 
 Anglia, Orationes, Epistoke, Tractatus 
 de imitatione Rhetorica. a Roberto Tvr- 
 nero Campiani Discipvlo Collecta. Om- 
 nia nunc prinium e M.S. edita, cum reli- 
 quis opusculis quotquot reperiri potuere. 
 Coloniae Agrippinae. . . . AnnoM.DC.xxv. 
 8°. A, 8 leaves : a— t 6 in eights. B. M. 
 
 TURNER, ROBERT, of Holskot, Philo- 
 math os. 
 Microkosmos. A Description of the Little- 
 World. Being a Discovery of the Body 
 of Man, exactly delineating all the Mem- 
 bers, Bones, Veins, Sinews, . . . Here- 
 unto is added the maner of reducing, and 
 curing dislocated, and fractured Bones. 
 The Cure of Wounds made with Gun- 
 shot, . . . Select Receipts for all manner 
 of Diseases. . . . The Judgement of Urine, 
 and of Bathings . . . London, Printed for 
 
TURNER. 
 
 174 
 
 URINES. 
 
 John Harrison, and are to be sold at the 
 Holy Lamb, at the East end of Pauls. 
 1654. 8°, A— M in eights, A 1 and M 7-8 
 blank. Dedicated to the wife of Sir John 
 Thorowgood, Knight, of Kensington. 
 B. M. 
 
 I >i itanologia. The British Physician : Or, 
 The Nature and Vertue of English Plants. 
 Exactly describing such Plants as grow 
 Naturally in our Land, with their correct 
 Names, Greek, Latine, or English, Na- 
 tures, Places where they grow, Times 
 when theyflourish, . . . By means whereof 
 People may gather their own Physick 
 under every Hedge, or in their own Gar- 
 dens, . . . London, Printed by R. Wood 
 for Nath. Brook at the Angel in Cornhill. 
 1664. 8°, A— Bb in eights, A 2 with the 
 title. Dedicated to Sir Richard Cha- 
 worth, &c. B. M. 
 
 Botanologia. The British Physician : . . . 
 London, Printed for Obadiah Blagrave, 
 . . . 1687. 8°. Title, 1 leaf : a, 5 leaves : 
 B— Bb in eights. With a curious por- 
 trait of the author. B. M. 
 TURNER, WILLIAM, M.A., Vicar of 
 
 JValberton, Sussex. 
 An Essay upon the Works of Creation 
 and Providence : Being an Introductory 
 Discourse to the History of Remarkable 
 Providences, Now preparing for the Press. 
 To which is added, a Further Specimen 
 of the said Work : As also Meditations 
 upon the Beauty of Holiness. . . . Lon- 
 don, Printed for John Dimton, . . . and 
 are also sold by Edm. Richardson near 
 the Poultry Church. 1695. 8°, A— N 4 
 in eights, N 2-4 with Advertisements. 
 Dedicated to the Worshipful James Butler, 
 of Patcham, Sussex, and his virtuous 
 consort. B. M. 
 
 The Meditations have a separate title and 
 
 a dedication "To my Dear Friends and 
 
 Acquaintances in Flintshire, Shropshire, 
 
 and Sussex, &C." 
 
 TUTCHIN, JOHN. 
 An Heroick Poem upon the Late Expedi- 
 tion of His Majesty, to rescue England 
 from Popery, Tyranny, and Arbitrary 
 Government. London: Printed, and are 
 to be sold by 1!. Janeway, 1689. Folio, 
 A — C, 2 leaves each. 
 
 TYSON, EDWARD, M.D. 
 Orang-Outang, sive Eomo Sylvestris: Or, 
 The Anatomy of a Pygmie Compared with 
 that of a Monkey, an Ape, and a Man. 
 To which is added, A Philological Essay 
 Concerning the Pygmies, the Cymo- 
 cephali, the Satyrs, and Sphinges of the 
 Ancients. Wherein it will appear that 
 
 they are all either Apes or Monkeys, and 
 not Men, as formerly pretended. By Ed- 
 ward Tyson M.D. Fellow of the Colledge 
 of Physicians, and the Royal Society : 
 Phvsician to the Hospital of Bethlem, 
 and Reader of Anatomy at Chiruigeons- 
 Hall. London : Printed for Thomas 
 Bennet . . . and Daniel Brown . . . and 
 are to be had of Mr. Hunt at the Reposi- 
 tory in Gresham-CoUed<je. mdcxcix. 4°. 
 Imprimatur by John Hoskins, V.P.R.S., 
 1 leaf: title, 1 leaf: dedication to Lord 
 Chancellor Somers, 2 leaves : A, 2 leaves : 
 B — in fours : P, 2 leaves : The Essay, 
 with a new bastard title, A — H in fours : 
 I, 2 leaves, the second blank. With 17 
 figures on 8 plates. 
 
 An auti-Darwinian book, demonstrating 
 the improbability of man having evolved 
 from the monkey by reason of the organic 
 differences in the bones and muscles. 
 
 UBALDINO, PETRUCCIO, Citizen of 
 Florence. 
 La Vita di Carlo Magno Imperadore. 
 Londra Appresso Giouanni Wolfio Inghi- 
 lese. 1581. 4°, A— D in fours, D 4 
 blank. Dedicated (in . Italian) to the 
 Knights and other Gentlemen of the 
 English Nation. B. J/. 
 
 Said tobe the earliest Italian book printed 
 in London. 
 
 La Vita di Carlo Magno Imperadore : 
 Scritta in lingua Italiana, & di nueuo 
 corretta e reformata da Petrvccio Vbal- 
 dmo Cittadin Fiorentino. [No place 
 and printer's name.] 1599. 4°, A — P 
 in fours, P 4 blank. B. M. 
 
 The Museum Catalogue ascribes this edi- 
 tion to the Oxford press. 
 
 Expeditionis Hispanorvm in Angliam 
 vera descriptio Anno : M D Lxxxvin. 
 [London, A. Ryther Sculpsit, 1588.] 
 Large folio, eleven maps and the en- 
 graved title. B. M. 
 
 Militia Del Gran Dvca di Toscana. Ca- 
 pitol i, ordini, & priuiletjij del la Militia, 
 . . . 1597. 4°, A— I 2 in fours. Dedi- 
 cated bv Ubaldino to Queen Elizabeth. 
 B. M. 
 
 Lord Lumley's copy, with his auto- 
 graph at foot of title as usual. Tins tract, 
 which gives an account of the ordinances of 
 Cosmo I. de Medici and his successors, as 
 well as those of Sienna down to the year 
 1566, is ascribed by the Museum Catalogue 
 to the English press. I confess that I am 
 very doubtful. 
 
 URINES. 
 
 Here begynneth the seynge of Urynes of 
 all the couloures that Urynes be of with 
 
USHER. 
 
 175 
 
 WALES. 
 
 the medycines annexed to euery Uryne / 
 & euery Uryne his Urynall niuche profit- 
 able for euery man to knovve. [Col.] 
 Here endeth the boke of seynge of Waters 
 Imprvnted at London in Foster lane by 
 me John Waley. 8°, A — F in eights. 
 With the printer's mark below the colo- 
 phon. 
 
 USHER, JAMES, Archbishop of Armagh. 
 Strange and Remarkable prophesies and 
 predictions of . . . James Usher. . . . 
 Printed Anno 1681. 4°, 4 leaves. B. M. 
 
 USURY. 
 
 A Tract against Vsvrie. Presented to the 
 High Court of Parliament. London, 
 Printed by W. I. for Walter Burre, . . . 
 1621. 4°, A— C in fours. 
 
 V.J. 
 
 The danger of Treaties with Popish- 
 Spirits. Or, A reasonable Caveat, and 
 Premonition to our present most re- 
 nowned Parliament, touching the frail 
 trust in the Vowes and Protestations of 
 Popishly-Affected Princes, for Peace and 
 Reconcilement with their Protestant Sub- 
 jects. Abundans Cautela non nocet. [Col.] 
 London, Printed for I. Rothwell. 1644. 
 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 VANE, SIR HENRY. 
 
 A Healing Motion From abroad to the 
 Parliament of the Commonwealth of Eng- 
 land, Scotland, and Ireland, &c. 8°. A, 
 4 leaves : B — E in eights. 
 
 The preface is dated September 1G56, 
 and purports to have been sent to the pub- 
 lisher " from some part of Germany." 
 
 VAUDOIS. 
 The History of the Negotiation of the 
 Ambassadors sent to the Duke of Savoy, 
 By the Protestant Cantons of Switzer- 
 land, concerning the Vaudois. Trans- 
 lated from the Original Copy printed 
 in Switzerland. London : Printed for 
 Richard Baldwin, . . . mdcxc. 4°, B^ 
 I in fours, besides title and List of Books. 
 
 VICARS, JOHN. 
 
 Coleman-street Conclave Visited. And, 
 That Grand Impostor, the Schismaticks 
 Cheater in Chief (who hath long, slily 
 lurked therein) truly and duly discovered. 
 . . . By John Vicars. . . . London : 
 Printed for Nathanael Webb, and Wil- 
 liam Grantham, . . . 1648. 4", A — G 
 in fours, A 1 and G 4 blank, and B mis- 
 printed C. With a portrait of John 
 Goodwin, beneath which are two copies 
 of engraved verses. 
 
 VILLEGAS, ALPHONSO, of the Order of 
 St. Dominie. 
 The Lives of Saints. Written in Spanish 
 by the reuerend and learned father, . . . 
 Translated out of Italian into English, 
 and diligentlie compared with the Spanish. 
 Whereunto are added the liues of sundry 
 other Saints of the vniuersall Church. 
 Extracted out of F. Ribadeniera, Surius, 
 and out of other approued Authors. The 
 Third edition, set forth by Iohn Heigham. 
 [Quot. from Sap. 5. 4. Wee senceles . . .] 
 With Priuiledge for ten yeares. Anno 
 1630. 4°. *, 4 leaves : A— 6 U in lours, 
 6 U 4 with the Privilege ; The Appendix, 
 A — L in fours, L 4 blank. 
 
 VIRGIL AND HOMER. 
 
 Verdicts of the Learned Concerning 
 Virgil and Homer's Heroic Poems. 
 Nihil potest placere quod non decet. 
 Quintil. London : Printed for J. Hart- 
 L-v, next Middle-Row in Holboum. 
 1697. 4°, A— D in fours. 
 
 V1TIS. 
 Vitis Degeneris : Or, The Degenerate- 
 Plant. Being a Treatise of Antient Cere- 
 monies. Containing An Historical Ac- 
 count of their Rise and Growth, their 
 first Entrance into the Church, and their 
 gradual Advancement to Superstition 
 therein. Written originally in French, 
 but now, for general information and 
 benefit, faithfully translated into English 
 [by Thomas Douglas.] . . . London, Printed 
 in the Year, 1668. 8°, A— in eights, 
 8 presumably blank. 
 
 VOX. 
 
 Vox Populi, Expressed in xxxv. Motions 
 to this present Parliament. Being the 
 generall voyce and the humble and ear- 
 nest request of the people of God in 
 England to our most Honorable and 
 Religious Assembly, For reforming the 
 present corrupt State of the Church. 
 Published by Irenaeus Philadelphia. 
 Printed in the Yeare, 1641. 4°, A— B 
 in fours, B 4 blank. 
 
 W. T. 
 
 A Second Letter to. a Dissenter, Upon 
 Occasion of His Majesties Late Gracious 
 Declaration of Indulgence. London : 
 Printed for John Harris, at the Harrow 
 against the Church in the Poultrey. 
 1687. 4°, A— C 2 in fours. 
 
 WALES. 
 The Petition of Six Counties of South- 
 Wales, and the County of Monmouth, 
 Presented to the Parliament of the Com- 
 
WALLACE. 
 
 176 
 
 IVH1TB0URNE. 
 
 inon-wealth of England, for a supply of 
 Ministers, in lieu of those that have heen 
 Ejected. Primed iu the Year, 1652. 4°, 
 A — D in fours. 
 
 Animadversions upon A Letter and Taper, 
 first sent to His Highness by certain 
 Gentlemen and others in Wales : And 
 since printed, and published to the world 
 by some of the Subscribers. By One 
 whose Desire and Endeavor is, to Pre- 
 serve Peace and Safety, By removing 
 Offence and Enmity. Printed in the 
 year 1656. 4°, A — in fours. 
 
 WALLACE, SIR WILLIAM. 
 The Life and Acts of . . . S r William 
 Wallace, . . . With a Preface containing 
 a short summe of the Historie of that 
 time. Printed at Edinburgh by lames 
 Bryson, and are to be sold at his shop a 
 little aboue the Kirk Style at the signe 
 of the golden Angell, Anno Dom. 1640. 
 8°. Title, Treface, and Table, 12 leaves : 
 A — Aa in eights. Black letter. B. M. 
 
 The Bruce, announced in the Preface, 
 does not occur at the end ; perhaps it was 
 not actually issued. 
 
 WATSON, WILLIAM, Student in Law. 
 A Lawyer's Advice to the Devil's Agents: 
 Or, Some Strokes at the Unfruitful 
 Works of Darkness, Tending to their 
 Destruction. Made with a Weapon taken 
 out of the Armory of the Most High . . . 
 London, Printed for J. P. Bookseller at 
 the Corner of Bread-street, in Cheap-side. 
 1693. 8°, A— E 4 in eights. B. M. 
 
 WEDLOCK. 
 Wedlock a Taradice : Or, A Defence of 
 Woman's Liberty against Man's Tyranny. 
 In Opposition to a Poem, Entitufed, The 
 Pleasures of a Single Life, &c. London, 
 Printed, and are to be Sold by J. Nutt, 
 . . . 1701. Folio, A— D, 2 leaves each. 
 In verse. 
 
 WEEMES, JOHN, of Lathoquar in Scot- 
 land, Preacher of Christ's Cospel. 
 The Povrtraitvre of the Image of God in 
 Man. Iu his three Estates, of 
 
 ( Creation. 
 
 •j Restauration. 
 
 ( Glorification. 
 Digested into two parts. . . . London, 
 Printed for Iohn Bellatnie, and are to be 
 sold at his shop, at the signe of the three 
 Golden Lions, in Corn hill, neere the Royall 
 Exchange. 1627. 4°, A— Vv in fours, 
 Vv 4 blank, besides (a)— (c 2) in fours. 
 De licated to Sir David Fowlis, Knight 
 and Baronet, one of the Council of the 
 North. 
 
 WERMYLIERUS, OTHO. 
 A Spirituall, and most precious Pearle, 
 . . . . % Printed at London for William 
 Leake. 1560. Very small 8° or 12°, 
 A— Z 3 in eights. 
 
 Sotheby's, April 25, 1889, No. 191. 
 
 WESTMINSTER SCHOOL. 
 Institutio Grsecce Grammatices Compen- 
 diaria, In usum Regire Scholaa West- 
 monasteriensis. Edit.io prioribus emen- 
 datior. In usum studiosa3 juventutis 
 adduntur etiam quidam literarum nexus 
 & scriptural compendia, quao partim ele- 
 gantiai-, partim Brevitatis causa usurpari 
 solent. Scienti'ifit ni j'lnitrix Grummitica. 
 Londini, Excudit Rogerus Nortonus Regius 
 in Latinis, Gratis & Hebraicis Typogra- 
 phic. 1662. 8°, A— M in eights, first leaf 
 blank. B. M. 
 
 Tnstitutio . . . Londini, Excudit Rogerus 
 Nortonus. . . . 1667. 8°, A — M in eights, 
 first and last leaves blank. B. M. 
 
 Institutio Gracse Grammatices Compen- 
 diaria, In Usum Regise Scholae West- 
 monasteriensis. . . . Londini, Excudit 
 Rogerus Nortonus, Regius in Latinis, 
 Grajcis & Hebraicis Typographic 1679. 
 Cum Privilegio. 8°, A— M in eights. 
 
 There is a long series of editions of this 
 
 Manual, of which the inception is ascribed 
 
 to William Camden. 
 
 WHISTON, JAMES. 
 England's Calamities Discover'd : With 
 the Proper Remedy to Restore Her An- 
 cient Grandeur and Policy. Humbly 
 Presented By James Whiston Lon- 
 don : Printed for the Author, and are to 
 be sold by Joseph Fox . . . 1696. 4°, 
 A — E in fours. 
 
 Englands State-Distempers, Trac'd from 
 their Originals : With Proper Remedies 
 and Means to make her Vertuous and 
 Prosperous. Humbly Presented by James 
 Whiston .... (ii.) The Mismanagement 
 in Trade Discovered, and adapt Methods 
 to Preserve and Improve it. . . . 1704. 
 4°, A— F 2 in fours : A— E 2 in fours. 
 
 W1IITBOURNE, RICHARD, ofFxmouth. 
 A Discovrse Containing A Loving Invita- 
 tion both Honourable, and profitable to 
 all such as shall be Aduenturers, either in 
 person, or purse, for the aduancement of 
 his Maiesties most hopefull Plantation in 
 the New-Fovnd-Land, lately vndertaken. 
 Written by Captaine Richard Whitbovrne 
 of Exmouth, in the County of Deuon. 
 Imprinted at London by Felix Kyngston, 
 Dwelling in Pater-noster-Row. 1622. 
 
WHITE. 
 
 177 
 
 WILLIAM III. 
 
 4°, A — G in fours, G 4 blank. Dedicated 
 to Henry, Viscount Falkland. 
 
 This is a sequel to tbe first narrative. 
 WHITE, JOHN. 
 A Rich Cabinet, With Variety of Inven- 
 tions : . . . The fourth Edition, with many 
 Additions. London, Printed for William 
 Whitwood, at the sign of the Golden Lion 
 in Duck-L;me next Smith-field. 1668. 
 8°, A — N in eights, including the frontis- 
 piece by T. Cross and The Authour to his 
 Book in verse. With cuts. 
 WHITEHALL, ROBERT. 
 The Coronation. A Poem. By Ro : 
 Whitehall, Fellow of Merton College, 
 Oxon. Divisum Imperium cum Jove 
 Ccvsar habet. By R. W. London, Printed 
 for John Playford, at his Shop in the 
 Temple, near the Church-door. 1661. 
 Folio, 4 leaves. 
 
 The copy in the British Museum, from 
 which I was obliged to take my former 
 account, is cropped, and has the imprint 
 mutilated. I have since met with an uncut 
 one. But, like Whitehall's other publica- 
 tions, it is a pamphlet of remarkable rarity. 
 
 The English Kechabite, Or, A Defyance 
 to Bacchvs and all his Works. A Poem 
 in LXVil. Hexastichs : Wherein is ren- 
 dered a plenary and full Account how 
 Wines are pejorated, (or reduced from 
 better to worse.) And by Admixture of 
 what heterogeneous bodies they become 
 corrupted and marr'd. . . . By R. W. a 
 Wellwisher to the Body natural as well as 
 politick. London, Printed by M. Flesher, 
 for Henry Clements, Booksellers in Oxon. 
 Folio, A — D, 2 leaves each. In verse. 
 WILLIAM III. of Orange, King of Great 
 
 Britain [1688-1702.] 
 A Memorial from the English Protestants, 
 For their Highnesses the Prince and Prin- 
 cess of Orange. [1688.] Folio, A — G in 
 twos. 
 
 A Letter to a Gentleman at Brussels, 
 Containing An Account of the Cavses 
 of the Peoples Revolt from the Crown. 
 London, Printed in the Year mdclxxxix. 
 4°, A— B in fours. 
 
 An Answer to the Paper Delivered by 
 Mr. Ashton at his Execution to Sir 
 Francis Child : Sheriff of London, &c. 
 Together with the Paper it self. London : 
 Printed for Robert Clavel, at the Peacock 
 in S. Paul's Church- Yard. 1690. 4°, 
 A — Q in fours, A 1 with the Imprimatur 
 signed by Viscount Sydney, and dated 
 March 17, 1690. 
 
 A Second Modest Enquiry into the Causes 
 of the Present Disasters in England. And 
 
 who they are that brought the French 
 Fleet into the English Channel, Described. 
 Being a farther Discovery of the Jacobite 
 Plot. Together with a List of those 
 Noble-men, Gentlemen, and others now 
 in Custody. London, Printed for John 
 Dunton . . . and John Harris . . . 
 mdcxc. 4°, A — E 2 in fours. 
 
 Among the persons in custody occurs the 
 
 name of Secretary Pepys, who was confined 
 
 to the Gatehouse. 
 
 Their Present Majesties Government 
 Proved to be Throughly Settled, And 
 that we may Submit to it, without Assert- 
 ing the Principles of Mr. Hobbs. Shew- 
 ing also, That Allegiance was not Due to 
 the Usurpers of the late Civil War. 
 Occasion'd by some Late Pamphlets 
 against the Reverend Dr. Sherlock. 
 London, Printed for Robert Clavel, and 
 are to be sold bv John North in Dublin, 
 1691. 4°, A— E 2, in fours. 
 A Letter to a Lord, In Answer to a Late 
 Pamphlet, Intituled, The Causes of the 
 present Fears ... In a Discourse between 
 a Lord-Lieutenant and One of his Depu- 
 ties. London : Printed for Tho. Bennet, 
 . . . 1692. 4°, B— E in fours, E 4 blank, 
 and the title. 
 
 A Letter [and a second letter] to a Friend, 
 Concerning a French Invasion, To Restore 
 the Late King James to the Throne. 
 And What may be expected from him, 
 should he be Successful in it. Published 
 by Authority. Printed at London, and 
 Re-Printed at Edinburgh, by the Heir of 
 Andrew Anderson, . . . 1692. 4°, A— D 
 in fours. 
 
 The Present Aspect of our Times, And of 
 the Extraordinary Conjunction of Things 
 therein. In a Rational View and Pro- 
 spect of the same. As it respects the 
 Publick Hazard and Safety of Britain in 
 this Day. London, Printed for Thomas 
 Parkhmvt . . . 1694. 4°, A— D in fours. 
 Observations upon the Papers which Mr. 
 Rookwood and M 1 '. Lowick delivered to 
 the Sheriffs, at the time of their Execu- 
 tion, April 29. 1696. Together with 
 Remarks upon some part of Mr. Cran- 
 burn's Discourse with the Sheriffs at the 
 same time. Published by Authority. Lon- 
 don, Printed for R. Clavel, . . . 1696. 
 4°, A— C 2 in fours. 
 
 The Arraignment, Tryal, and Condemna- 
 tion of Peter Cooke, Gent. For High- 
 Treason, In Endeavouring to procure 
 Forces from France to invade this King- 
 dom, and Conspiring to Levy War . . . 
 in order to the Deposing of His Sacred 
 
 M 
 
WIT. 
 
 178 
 
 WOOL. 
 
 Majesty, King William, and Restoring 
 the Late King . . . Penned by the Lord 
 Chief Justice Treby, and the Council 
 present at the Tryal. London, Printed 
 lor Benjamin Tooke . . . MDCXCvr. Folio, 
 A — T, 2 leaves each, A 1 occupied by the 
 Imprimatur signed Geo. Treby. 
 
 Limitations for the Next Foreign Suc- 
 cessor, Or New Saxon Race. Debated in 
 a Conference betwixt two Gentlemen. 
 Sent in a Letter to a Member of Parlia- 
 ment. Auctoritate suadendi magis quam 
 jubendi Putestate. Tacitus de moribus Ger- 
 manorum. London, Printed in the Year 
 1701. 4°, B— E in fours, E 4 blank, and 
 the title. 
 WIT. 
 Wits Academy : Or, The Muses Delight. 
 Being the Newest Academy of Comple- 
 ments. Consisting of Merry Dialogues 
 upon Various Occasions, Composed of 
 Mirth, Wit, and Eloquence. . . . The 
 Ninth Edition, with Additions. London : 
 Printed by R. Janewav, for Eben. Tracy, 
 . . . 1704. Sm. 8°, A— M in twelves, 
 including the woodcut frontispiece. 
 
 [WITHER, GEORGE] 
 
 The Speech without Doore. Delivered 
 July 9. 1644. in the absence of the 
 Speaker, and in the hearing of above 
 000003 persons, then present ; who unani- 
 mously consented to all Propositions 
 therein contained, and voted the same fit 
 to be further divulged, as very pertinent 
 to the publike welfare. [London, 1644.] 
 4°, A— B in fours, B 4 blank. Without 
 a title-page. B. M. 
 
 WITTIE, ROBERT, M.D. 
 Gout Raptures. Astromakia. Or An His- 
 torical Fiction of a War among the Stars: 
 Wherein are mentioned the 7 Planets, the 
 12 Signs of the Zodiack, and the 50 Con- 
 stellations of Heaven mentioned by the 
 Ancients. Also several eminent Stars, 
 and the most principal parts and lines of 
 the Celestial Globe with their Natures 
 and Uses are pointed out. Useful for 
 such as apply themselves to the Study of 
 Astronomy, and the Celestial Globe. Cam- 
 bridge. Printed by John Hayes, Printer to 
 the University : and are to be sold by 
 John Creed, Bookseller. 1677. 8°, A — D 
 in eights, A 1 blank and D 8 with Errata, 
 In Greek, Latin, and English verse. 
 
 The author informs us in his preface, 
 that the work originated in a fit of the 
 gout, which happened to himself, and dis- 
 abled him from reading, &e. 
 
 WONDER. 
 
 The Worlds Wonder, Or, Joyful Newes 
 
 from Scotland and Ireland. Comprized 
 in the ensuing Predictions, and Monethly 
 Observations, for this pr[e]sent year, 1651. 
 Foreshewing the great tilings that will 
 come to passe in England, Ireland, and 
 Scotland, the several fights that will 
 happen between the Lord Gen. Cromwel 
 and the Scots, and the Lord Gen. Deputy 
 Ireton, and the Irish ; . . . joyful tydings 
 for the London Merchants, and exceeding 
 good news for the countrey Farmers, 
 . . . Extracted out of the Original. 
 Licensed according to Order. London, 
 Printed by John Clowes, 1651. 4°, 4 
 leaves. With a cut on title. 
 WOODHOUSE, JOHN, Surveyor. 
 A Map for Strangers in the Kingdome of 
 Ireland. Wherein The High-Wayes and 
 Roads from all the Sea-Townes, Market 
 Parishes, great or small, is truely set 
 down, throughout every Province, and 
 the whole Kingdom, by a Surveyor ther- 
 of John Woodhouse. As also a Map of 
 Ireland, and the Townes thereof Alpha- 
 betically Printed, that by the Longitude 
 and Latitude, you may set your finger on 
 the Towne you desire to finde. The use 
 thereof, as also of the mappe, to finde all 
 distances from any places, are in this 
 Book. As also, A True Relation of the 
 Bloody Massacres, tortures, cruelties, and 
 abominable outrages committed upon the 
 Protestants proved upon Oath, and [by] 
 eye- Witnesses. London, Printed for Iohn 
 Roth well, at the signe of the Sun & Foun- 
 tain, in Pauls Church vard 1647. 8°, 
 B. M. 
 
 This copy wants the map, alphabetical 
 list of towns, &c, and has only A in eights. 
 
 The Map of Ireland, With the exact 
 Dimensions of the Provinces therein con- 
 tained, and those againe divided into their 
 severall Counties. With the names of all 
 the Townes and places great and small 
 alphabetically set downe. ... As also 
 the High-waves and Roads from all the 
 Sea-Towns, Parishes, . . . London, 
 Printed by M. Simmons for Tho : Jenner, 
 . . . 1653. 4°, A— C in fours : no D : 
 E, 2 leaves. B. M. 
 
 This copy presumably wants the map, if 
 not sign. D. 
 
 WOOL. 
 A Treatise of Wool and Cattel. In a 
 Letter written to a Friend, Occasional 
 upon a Discourse Concerning the great 
 Abatements of Kents, and Low Value of 
 Lands. Wherein is shewed how their 
 Worth and Value may be advanced by 
 the Improvement of the Manufacture of 
 our English Wool, and the Spending of 
 
WORSHIP. 
 
 179 
 
 YOUNG. 
 
 our Cattel. London : Printed by J. C. 
 for Will. Crook, . . . 1677. 4°, A— E 2 
 in fours. 
 
 A Treatise of Wool, And the Manufacture 
 of it : In a Letter to a Friend Occasion'd 
 upon a Discourse . . . Together with the 
 Presentment of the Grand Jury of the 
 County of Somerset, at the General 
 Quarter Sessions begun at Brewton the 
 Thirteenth Day of January 1684. Lon- 
 don, Printed for William Crooke. . . . 
 1685. 4°, A— C in fours : the Present- 
 ment, 4 leaves (from another book). 
 An Essay on Wool, and Woollen Manu- 
 facture, For the Improvement of Trade, 
 To the Benefit of Landlords, Feeders of 
 Sheep, Clothiers, and Merchants. In a 
 Letter to a Member of Parliament. Lon- 
 don : Printed for Henry Bonwicke, . . . 
 1693. Price 3d. 4°, B— C in fours, a 
 leaf of D, and the title. 
 Some Thoughts on the Bill Depending 
 before the Eight Honourable the House 
 of Lords, For Prohibiting the Exporta- 
 tion of the Woollen Manufactures of 
 Ireland to Foreign Parts. Humbly 
 offer'd to their Lordships. Dublin, 
 Printed by J. Ray in Skinner Row, 
 over against the Thalsel for Eliphal 
 Dobson, Bookseller in Castle street, 1698. 
 4°, A— B 3 in fours. 
 
 The Interest of England, In Relation to 
 the Woollen Manufacture, Briefly Con- 
 sidered : In a Dialogue between Sir 
 Thomas Flourishing, a Merchant, and 
 Timothy Castdown, a Clothier. . . . 
 London, Printed for J. Nut neer Sta- 
 tioners-Hall, 1701. 4°, A — D in fours. 
 
 WORSHIP. 
 The Great Question Concerning Things 
 Indifferent in Religious Worship, Briefly 
 stated ; and tendred to the Consideration 
 of all Sober and Impartial men. [Quot. 
 from Chillingworth, Praaf. s. 34.] Lon- 
 don, Printed in the Year, 1660. 4°. A, 
 2 leaves : B — C in fours. 
 
 WYCHERLEY, WILLIAM. 
 The Gentleman Dancing-Master. A Co- 
 medy, Acted at the Duke's Theatre. By 
 
 Mr. Wycherley. Horat. Non satis 
 
 est risu . . . London, Printed by J. M. 
 for Henry Herringman and Thomas Dring, 
 . . . 1673. 4°. A, 2 leaves : B— O 2 in 
 fours. B. M. 
 
 The Gentleman Dancing- Master. . . . 
 London, Printed for Richard Wellington 
 at the Dolphin and Crown at the West- 
 End of St. Paul's Church-yard. 1702. 
 ... 4°, A— I in fours. B. M. 
 
 The Plain-Dealer. A Comedy. As it is 
 Acted at the Theatre Royal. Written by 
 Mr. Wycherley. Horat. — Ridiculum acri 
 . . . London, Printed by T. N. for 
 James Magnes and Rich. Bentley. . . . 
 M.DC.LSXVii. 4°, B — N in fours, besides 
 
 title, dedication " To my Lady B ," 
 
 Prologue and Epilogue, 6 leaves. B. M. 
 
 Three editions the same year. 
 The Plain-Dealer. ... The Sixth Edi- 
 tion. London, Printed for R. Bentley, 
 . . . mdcxciv. 4°, A — M 2 in fours, and 
 a, 2 leaves. B. M. 
 
 The Country-Wife, A Comedy, Acted at 
 the Theatre-Royal. Written by Mr. Wy- 
 cherley. [Quot. from Horat.] London: 
 Printed for T. Dring, and sold by R. 
 Bentley, . . . 1688. 4°. A, 2 leaves: 
 B— K in fours. B. M. 
 The Country- Wife, A Comedy, Acted at 
 the Theatre-Royal. Written by Mr. Wy- 
 cherley. [Quot. from Horace — Indignor 
 quicquam reprehendi. London, Printed 
 for Samuel Briscoe in Russel-street Co- 
 vent-Garden, and David Dring at the 
 Harrow in Fleet-street. 1695. 4°. A, 
 2 leaves : B — I in fours. 
 Love in a Wood, Or, St. James's Park. 
 A Comedy. As it is Acted By Their 
 Majesties Servants. Written by Mr. Wy- 
 cherley. 
 
 — Excludit sanos Helicone poetas 
 
 Dcmocritus ; — Horat. 
 London, Printed by T. Warren for Henry 
 Herringman, . . . 1694. 4°, A— I in 
 fours. Dedicated to the Duchess of Cleve- 
 land. B. M. 
 
 Miscellany Poems : As Satyrs, Epistles, 
 Love-Verses, Songs, Sonnets, &c. By W. 
 Wycherley, Esq ; 
 
 — Et precor Integra . . . 
 
 Hor. lib. 1. Ode 31. 
 London : Printed for C. Brome, J. Taylor, 
 and B. Tooke ; . . . mdcciv. Folio, [a] — 
 [in], 2 leaves each : A — 3 I in fours. With 
 a portrait of the author. B. M. 
 
 This is called the first volume at the end ; 
 but no more is known to have appeared. 
 Copies were printed on large paper ; one 
 occurred at the Surrenden sale, which had 
 been presented by Wycherley "to the fairest 
 lady in Kent," Mistress Jane Twysden. 
 
 YOUNG, THOMAS, of Staple Inn. 
 Englands Bane : Or, The Description of 
 Drunkeunesse. . . . London, Printed by 
 W. I. for Thomas Bayly, . . . 1634. 
 Sm. 8°, A — F in eights, first and last 
 leaves blank. Dedicated to Sir Francis 
 Dowse, Knight. B. M. 
 
ADDENDUM. 
 
 CERTANI, GIACOMO, U Ablate. 
 II Mose Dell' Ibernia Vita Del Glorioso S. 
 Patrizio Canonico Regolare Lateranense, 
 Apostolo, e Priiuate dell' Ibernia ... In 
 Bologna, .... mdci.xxxvi. 4". Pre- 
 fixes, 10 leaves, including half-title : a 
 plate of the Saint exorcising demons : 
 A — 3 Y in fours : Errata, 1 leaf. 
 
 FANATICS. 
 A True and Exact Copy of a Treasonable 
 and Bloody Paper, Called, The Fanaticks 
 New-Covenant : Which was taken from 
 Mr. Donald Cargill, at Queens-Ferry, the 
 Third Day of June, Anno Dom. 1680. 
 One of their Field-Preachers, a declared 
 Rebel and Traytor. Together with their 
 Execrable Declaration . . . Reprinted at 
 London by T. N. according to the Copy 
 Printed at Edenburgh ; and are to be 
 sold bv Andrew Forrester in King-street 
 Westminster. 1680. Folio, A— C, 2 
 leaves each. 
 
 FULKE, W. 
 
 A Most pleasant Prospect, Into the Garden 
 of Naturall Contemplation, . . . The 
 third Edition corrected and amended. 
 London, Printed by E. G. for William 
 Leake, . . . 1640. "8°, black letter. C, 
 4 leavt-s, the first blank : A — I in eights, 
 I 8 l.lank. 
 
 The date has been altered with the pen 
 to 1(546 in this copy. 
 
 GIBBON, JOHN. 
 
 Day-Fatality : Or, Some Observation of 
 Daya Lucky and Unlucky, Concluding 
 with Sonic Remarquea upon the Four- 
 teenth of October, the Avspicious Birth- 
 day of His Royal Highness, . lames Duke 
 of York. Atavis qui Regibus editus . . . 
 
 Num. xvii. 8,9 [London, 1678.] 
 
 Folio, l Leaves. 
 
 The date is giveii on the authority of Aubrey. 
 
 GYFFORD, GEORGE. 
 A Catechisme conteining the summe of 
 Christian Religion, giuing a most exellent 
 
 light to all those that seeke to enter the 
 path-way to saluation : Newlie set foorth 
 by G. G. Preacher of Gods worde at Mai- 
 den in Essex . . . Imprinted at London 
 at the three Cranes in the Vintree by 
 Thomas Daw son. 1583. 8°. * 2 leaves : 
 A — L 4 in eights. 
 
 NAUD^US, GABRIEL. 
 News from France. Or, A Description 
 of the Library of Cardinall Mazarini : 
 before it was utterly ruined. Sent in a 
 Letterfrom Monsieur G. Naudseus, Keeper 
 of the publick Library. London, Printed 
 for Timothy Garthwait, at the little North- 
 door of Pauls, 1652. 4°, 4 leaves. 
 
 PATRICK, ST. 
 Histoire De la Vie et dv Pvrgatoire de 
 Saint Patrice Archevesqve, & Primat 
 d'Hybernie Mise en Francois par le R. P. 
 Francois Bovillon, ... A Paris, Chez 
 lean dv Pvis, .... m.dc.lxv. Auec 
 Approbation. 8°. 3,, 4 leaves : e\ 2 : 
 A— T in eights : V, 4 : X, 8 : Y, 4 : Z, 8 : 
 Aa, 1. Dedicated to M me Chariot. 
 
 I! 1-XORDE, ROBERT, of Tenby. 
 Record's Arithmetick, Or, The Ground of 
 Arts; .... now diligently perused, cor- 
 rected, illustrated and inlarged : . . . . 
 
 London, Printed by James Flesher, and 
 are to lie sold by Robert Boulter, . . . 
 1668. 8°, A— M in eights. 
 
 This book in its present form exhibits the 
 additionsof several editors, including Robert 
 Hartwill aud Thomas "Willsford. 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 A True and Impartial Account of the 
 Examinations and Confessions of several 
 Execrable Conspirators Against the King 
 & His Government in Scotland. Together 
 with the Proclamation Issued upon that 
 Occ;i>ion by the Lords of His Majesties 
 Privy-Council of that Kingdom. Pub- 
 lished by Authority. London: Printed for 
 Andrew Forrester, near the Mitre-Tavern 
 in King-street Westminster, mdclxxxi. 
 Folio, A — E, 2 leaves each. 
 
S PARKE. 
 
 WESTMINSTER. 
 
 SPARKE, THOMAS, and JOHN SED- 
 DON. 
 
 A Catechisme, Or Short Kind of Instrvc- 
 tion, Whereby to teach Children and the 
 Ignoranter Sort, the Christian Religion. 
 Whereunto is prefixed a learned Treatise 
 of the necessity and vse of Catechising ; 
 Together with Godly praiers most fit for 
 al estates at al times. At Oxford, Printed 
 by Ioseph Barnes, & are to bee sold in 
 Paules Church-yard at the Signe of the 
 Tygers head, 1588. 4°, A— Ff in fours, 
 Ff 4 blank. Dedicated by Sparke and 
 Seddon to Arthur, Lord Grey of Wilton. 
 
 WESTMINSTER. 
 Several Orders Made and agreed upon By 
 the Iustices of the Peace for the City and 
 Liberty of Westminster, Vpon Monday 
 the 10. day of March, 1655. Concerning 
 the future Licensing of all Inn-keepers, 
 Victualers, & Alehouse-keepers, within 
 
 the said City and Liberty. Putting in 
 execution the Laws and Ordinances for 
 the better Observation of the Lord's- 
 day ; And the Laws and Statutes concern- 
 ing the Punishment and Conveyance of 
 Rogues, Sturdy Beggers, and Vagrants, to 
 the place of their births. With a declara- 
 tion of such persons as are accounted 
 Rogues by the several Statutes ; and the 
 penalties of several persons, both Officers 
 and private persons neglecting their duty 
 concerning them. Setting forth what 
 will be for the time to come expected 
 from the Church-wardens, Overseers of 
 the Poor, Constables and others, Inhabit- 
 ants within the said City and Liberty. 
 London, Printed by W. G. [1655-6.] 
 Folio, 6 leaves unpaged and unsigned. 
 
 The first meeting of the Middlesex jus- 
 tices here recorded was held at the Half- 
 Moon in the Strand on the 29th of March, 
 1649. 
 
A SELECT LIST 
 
 OF 
 
 Works or Ebttions 
 
 BY 
 
 WILLIAM CAREJV HAZLITT 
 
 OF THE INNER TEMPLE 
 
 CHRONOLOGICALLY ARRANGED 
 1S60—1S89. 
 
 1. History of the Venetian Republic; Its Rise, its Greatness, and its Civiliza- 
 
 tion. With Maps ami Illustrations. 4 vols. 8vo. Smith, Elder, cfc Co. 1860. 
 
 A new edition, entirely recast, with important additions, in 3 vols, crown 8vo, is in 
 readiness for the press. 
 
 2. Old English Jest-Books, 1525-1639. Edited with Introductions and Notes. 
 
 Facsimiles. 3 vols. 12mo. 1804. 
 
 3. Remains of the Early Popular Poetry of England. With Introductions 
 
 and Notes. 4 vols. 12mo. Woodcuts. 1804-66. 
 
 4. Handbook to the Early Popular, Poetical, and Dramatic Literature 
 
 of Great Britain. Demy 8vo. 1867- Pp. 714 in two columns. 
 
 5. Bibliographical Collections and Notes. 1867-76. Medium 8vo. 1876. 
 
 This volume comprises a full description of about 6000 Early English books from the books 
 themselves. It is a sequel and companion to No. 4. See also Nos. 6-9 infra. 
 
 " There never was a more accurate and painstaking bibliographer than Mr. Hazlitt, nor is there 
 any bibliography of English literature which can compete with his works. I have found from per- 
 sonal experience that, they are absolutely necessary to the English collector."— Bernard Quauitch. 
 Tuese and the three following items are the result of more than thirty years' continuous labour, 
 during which the author doubtless has had submitted to his notice more English book-rarities than 
 any other bibliophile in Europe. There are several thousand of articles in this work, winch may be 
 r< garded as an appendix to the bibliographical account of Early English Literature. 
 
 6. Bibliographical Collections and Notes. Second Series. 1876-82. Medium 
 
 Svo. 1882. 
 
 Uniform with First Series. About 10,000 titles on the same principle as before. 
 
 " I very respectfully, yet with cordial pleasure, submit to such sections of the educated and read- 
 ing English community in the United Queendom, the States of America, and elsewhere, as feci an 
 interest in that early literature, which ought to be dear to the entire English-speaking race, a Third 
 and Final Scries of my Bibliographical Collections and Notes, forming (with my Handbook), the fourth 
 volume of my achievement in this province of research. 
 
 "The objection fco the multiplication of alphabets by the sectional treatment, which I have adopted 
 since the appearance of the Handbook in lsti7, is a very valid objection indeed from the point of 
 view of the consulter. But as this lias been, and remains, a labour of love, and as the cost of pro- 
 duction was a grave problem, I simply had no alternative; and to the suggestion which I offered in a 
 prior Introduction, that, after all, these serial volumes might be regarded in the same lighl 
 many catalogues of public or private collections, I have now the gratifying announcement to add, 
 that a complete Index to the Handbook and the three Scries of Collections ami Notes is in prepara- 
 tion by Mr. Gray of Cambridge, who has most generously volunteered to do the work, and will form 
 a separate volume, to be published by Mr. Quaritch, when it is completed. 
 
 " I have incorporated (generally with additions and corrections) in my volumes by degrees nearly 
 the whole of the Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica, Corser's Collectanea (excepting, of course, the lengthy 
 and elaborate extracts and annotations), the British Museum Catalogue of Early English Books to 
 1640, the Typographical Antiquities of Ames, Herbert, and Dibdin, tie (bat.- worth, Hnth, Ash- 
 burnham, and other private cabinets, and the various publications of Haslewood, Park, Utterston, 
 and Collier. 
 
 "Since the Second Sei-ies came from the press in 1882, several large private libraries have been 
 dispersed under the hammer, and all the articles previously overlooked by me have been duly tai.cii 
 
 * 
 
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 up into my pacres. I may enumerate, for example's sake, the celebrated collections of the Earl of 
 Jersey, the Earl of Gosford, Mr. James Crossley of Manchester, Mr. Payne Collier, thi Duke of Marl- 
 i 'ii Hartley, Mr. N P. Simea of Horsham, Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Mr. Michael Wodhull, 
 
 Sil ['nomas 1'iii hpps of Middle-Hill, the Rev. J. Fuller Russell, Mr. Henry Pyne, and Professor 
 Sully." — Pre/act to S cond Series. 
 
 " Mr. W. ( '. Hazlitt's secon i series of Bibliographical Collection - (Quari cb.) is the result of 
 
 many years' se irches among rare 1 ks, tracts, ballads, and broadsides by a man whose speciality is 
 
 bibliography, ana who h is thus produced a volume of high value. If any one will read through the 
 fifty-four closely-printed columns n Charles I.. 01 the ten and a half columns given to 
 
 'London' from 1541 to 1794, and recollect that i only ipplem nt to twelve columns in 
 
 Ha ' and a half in his first Co e wid get an idea of the work involved 
 
 in this book. Other liki 'James I.,' 'Ireland,' 'France,' ' England,' 'Eliza eth,' 'Scot- 
 
 land' (which has twenty-one and a half columns), and so on. As to the curiosity and rarity of the 
 works that Mr. Hazlitt has catalogued, any one who has been fur even twenty or thirty years among 
 old books will acknowledge that the strangers to him are far more numerous than t ie acquaintances 
 and friends. This second series of Collections will add to Mr. Hazlitt's well-earned reputation as a 
 bibliographer, and should be in every real library through the English-speaking world. The only 
 thing we desiderate in it is mure of his welcome marks and names, B.M., Britwell, Lambeth, Ate, 
 
 to show where ill the 1 ks approaching rarity are. The service that these have done in Mr. 
 
 I ;s former books to editors for the Early-English Text, New Shaki p i . Spenser, Hunte- 
 
 rian, an I oth has been so great that we hope he wdl always say where he has seen the 
 
 rare books that he makes entries of." — Academy, August 26, 1882. 
 
 7. Bibliographical Collections and Notes. A Third and Final Series. 
 1886. 8vo. 
 
 Uniform with the First and Second Series. This volume contains upwards of 3000 
 Articles. 
 
 " Mr. Hazlitt has done much work during the last thirty years, and seme of it has been bitterly 
 ed : but we venture to think that the debt of gratitude which all students of Old English 
 literature owe to him for his bibliographical collections must remain in the mosl enduring opinion of 
 his labours. We would bid all readers who care for the books of the pasl n ad the practical, manly, 
 and comprehensive introduction prefixed to this volume. It forms one of the best pleas ; 
 study ot English literature which we know; and coming close upon the important speech of Mr. 
 John Morlcy, it takes up a phase of the subject not yet adequately recognised. The academic side 
 has been put by Mr. Morley, the practical by Mr. Hazlitt: ' ["he England in which we dwell is one 
 with the England which lies behind u^. So far as the period which 1 comprehend goes, it is one 
 country and one race; and I do not think that we should pi and unkindly spurn the 
 
 literature which our foregoers left to us and to our descendants for ever, because it m ty at first sight 
 stril e us as irrelevant to our present want.- and feelings. . . . The , of modern opinions 
 
 and eu -tom> i-. too little Hddicfed to retrospect ion. He seems to be too shy of profiting on the one 
 hand by the counsels or suggestions, on the other by the mistakes of the men who have cross 
 unrepassable line, wimp have deal' with the topics and problems with which we have to deal.' These 
 are stirring and sensible words, and we should much like to see them more widely distributed than 
 the limited issue of this volume will allow. 
 
 " It is impossible, in a short notice such as we can only give, to do justice to the contents of this 
 work. The titles of every book or tract are given in lull, having been transcribe i by Mr. Hazlitt 
 himself; and there is often appended to the entry interesting information al ndition, 
 
 hisi ore. and, above all things, lie' pri sent locale of the boo].,. Mien work as i labour, 
 
 and skill, and knowledge of no ordinary kind. Now that Mr. Brad shaw is dead thereare tew indeed 
 who possess these qualities, and apparently only one who puts them at the service of his fellows, it 
 has been often stud of late that the bibliographer and indexer are mi in the book- writer ; 
 
 i, as we are inclined to think it. Mr. Hazlitt's work must, in relation to the age in 
 which it is produced, b awarded * very high place. It enables us to ascertain wl it in- been done 
 in English literature, ami therefore ought to enable us to do our work so much the better. Almost 
 all departments of study are now occupied as much with a reconsideration of ol - ith the 
 
 discovery of new. and for this purpose such books as Mr. Hazlitt's .are indispens ible. We are happy 
 to say thai a competei t Cambridge student has undertaken to compile an i four volumes 
 
 of biblio raphy issued by Mr. Hazlitt, and that this will be publish, d by Mr. Quaritch as soon as it 
 is ready." — Tlu Antiquary, April 1S87. 
 
 8. Bibliographical Collections and Notes. Supplements to the Third and Final 
 
 Series.' Medium 8vo. 1889. Pp. 181 + 8. 
 
 9. A General Index to Hazlitt's Bibliographical "Works (1867-89). By G. 
 
 J. Gray. Medium 8vo. 1889. About 400 pp. 
 
 This invaluable volume will assist the student and collector in using the several volumes 
 of which the Series now consists, and will enable him to ascertain at a glance whether and 
 win- re a book, tract, or broad side is to be found. 1 1 is a labour which Mr. (J ray has under- 
 taken con amove, and reflects the highest honour on his industry, discernment, and literary 
 zeal. 
 
 All these books are now on sale by Mr. QUARITCH. 
 
 10. Memoirs of William Hazlitt. With Portions of bis Correspondence. Tor- 
 
 trait iatures by John Hat itt. "J vols. 8vo. I s t'i7. 
 
 During the last twenty years the author lias been indefatigable in collecting additional 
 infoi niation for the Lift • f //": 'itt, L867, in correcting errors, ami in securing all the unpub- 
 lished letters which have come into the market, some of great interest, with a view to a new 
 and improved edition. 
 
 11. Inedited Tracts. Illustrating the Manners, opinions, and Occupations of Eng- 
 
 lishmen during the 16th and 17th Centuries. 1586 L618. With an Introduction and Notes. 
 Facsimiles. 4to. 1868. 
 
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 12. The Works of Charles Lamb. Now first collected, and entirely rearranged. 
 
 With Notes. 4 vols. 8vo. E. Moxon <£• Co. 1808-69. 
 
 13. Letters of Charles Lamb. With some Account of the Writer, his Friends 
 
 and Correspondeuts, and Explanatory Notes. By the late Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd, 
 D.C.L. , one of his Executors. An entirely new edition, carefully revised and greatly 
 enlarged by W. Carew Hazlitt. 2 vols. 1886. Post 8vo. 
 
 13a. Mary and Charles Lamb. New Facts and Inedited Remains. Svo. Wood- 
 cuts and Facsimiles. 187-4. 
 
 The groundwork of this volume was an Essay by the writer in Macmillan's Magazine. 
 
 14. English Proverbs and Proverbial Phrases. Arranged alphabetically and 
 
 annotated. Medium Svo. 1869. Second Edition, corrected and greatly enlarged, crown 
 Svo. 1882. 
 
 15. Narrative of the Journey of an Irish Gentleman through England 
 
 in 1751. From a MS. With Notes. Svo. 18G9. 
 
 16. The English Drama and Stage, under the Tudor and Stuart Princes. 
 
 1547-1664. With an Introduction and Notes. 4to. 1869. 
 
 A series of Reprinted Documents and Treatises. 
 
 17. Popular Antiquities of Great Britain. I. The Calendar. II. Customs and 
 
 Ceremonies. III. Superstitions. 3 vols. Medium Svo. 1870. 
 
 Brand's Popular Antiquities, by Ellis, 1813, taken to pieces, recast, and enormously aug- 
 mented. 
 
 is. Inedited Poetical Miscellanies. 1584-1700. Thick Svo. With Notes and 
 
 Facsimiles. 50 copies privately printed. 1870. 
 
 19. Warton's History of English Poetry. An entirely new edition, with Notes 
 
 bv Sir F. Madden, T. Wright, E. J. Euruivall, R. Morris, and others, and by the Editor. 
 4 vols. Medium Svo. 1871. 
 
 20. The Feudal Period. Illustrated by a Series of Tales (from Le Grand). 12mo. 
 
 1874. 
 
 21. Prefaces, Dedications, and Epistles. Prefixed to Early English Books. 
 
 1540-1701. Svo. 1874. 
 
 50 copies pi-ivately printed. 
 
 22. Blount's Jocular Tenures. Tenures of Land and Customs of Manors. Origi- 
 
 nally published by Thomas Blount of the Inner Temple in 1679. An entirely new and 
 greatly enlarged edition by W. Carew Hazlitt, of that Ilk. Medium Svo. 1874. 
 
 23. Dodsley's Select Collection of Old Plays. A new edition, greatly 
 
 enlarged, corrected throughout, and entirely rearranged. With a Glossary by Dr. Kiehard 
 Morns. 15 vols. Svo. 1874-76. 
 
 24. Fairy Tales, Legends, and Romances. Illustrating Shakespear and other 
 
 Early English Writers. JLimo. 1875. 
 
 25. Shakespear's Library : A Collection of the Novels, Plays, and other Material 
 
 supposed to have been used by Shakespear. An entirely new edition. 6 vols. 12nio. 1875. 
 
 26. Fugitive Tracts (written in verse) "which illustrate the Condition 
 
 of Religious and Political Feeling in England, and the State of Society there, during two 
 centuries. 1493-1700. 2 vols. 4to. 50 copies privately printed. 1875. 
 
 27. Poetical Recreations. By W. C. Hazlitt. 50 copies printed. 12mo. 1877. 
 
 A new edition, revised and very greatly enlarged, is in preparation. 
 
 28. The Baron's Daughter. A Ballad. 75 copies printed. 4to. 1877. 
 
 29. The Essays of Montaigne. Translated by C. Cotton. An entirely new edition, 
 
 collated with the best French text. With a Memoir, and all the extant Letters. Portrait 
 and Illustrations. 3 vols. Svo. 1S77. 
 
 The only library edition. 
 
 30. Catalogue of the Huth Library. [English portion.] 5 vols. Large Svo. 1880. 
 
 200 copies printed. 
 
 31. Offspring Of Thought in Solitude. Modern Essays. 1SS4. Svo, pp. 384. 
 
 Some of these Tapers were originally contributed to All the Year Hound, &c. 
 
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 32. Old Cookery Books and Ancient Cuisine. 12mo. 1886. 
 
 " Full of curious information, this work can fairly claim to be a philosophical history of our 
 national cookery." — Morning Post. 
 
 33. An Address to the Electors of Mid-Surrey, among whom I live. 
 
 In Rejoinder to Mr. Gladstone's Manifesto. 188(5. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 '• "Who would not grieve, if such a man there be? 
 Who would not weep, if Attieus were he ? " — Pope. 
 
 34. Gleanings in Old Garden Literature. l2mo. 1887. 
 
 35. Schools, Schoolbooks, and Schoolmasters. A Contribution to the History 
 
 of Educational Development. 12mo. J. W. Jar lis &■ Son. 1888. Pp. 300 + vi. 
 
 Survey of the old system of teaching — Dr. Busby — Early Dictionaries — Colloquies in the 
 Tenth, Twelfth, and Thirteenth Centuries — Earliest printed works of instruction. Donatus 
 and others — Stanbridge — Robert Whittington — Guariui of Verona — Vulgaria of Terence — 
 School Classics — Erasmus and More — Dean Colet — Foundation of St. Paul's — Thomas Lin- 
 acre — Wolsey's Edition of Lily's Grammar — Merchant Taylors' School— Old Mode of Adver- 
 tising Private Establishments — Museum Minervse at Bethnal Green — Manchester Old School 
 — Shakespeare, Sir Hugh Evans, and Holofernes — Educational Condition of Scotland — ' 
 Female Education — Shakespeare's Daughters — Goldsmith — Ascham and Mulcaster — Ben 
 Jonson and Shirley, writers of Grammars — Foreigners' English— Phonography — Bullokar — 
 Charles Butler— Dr. Jones. 
 
 SELECTIONS FROM PRESS OPINIONS.— 
 
 "A perusal of Mr. W. Carew Hazlitt's book is calculated to make both parents and boys thankful 
 that they live in an age of comparative enlightenment The work does not pn >fess to be an exhaustive 
 one, the object being 'to trace the sources and rise of our educational system, and to present a 
 general view of the principles on which the groundwork of this system was lai I.' In pursuing this 
 
 plan the writer has succeeded in producing a 1 k. which, though dealing with what some readers 
 
 may consider rather a dry subject, is full of curious and interesting information, judiciously arranged 
 and pleasantly conveyed." — Morning Post. 
 
 " This book contains a great deal of very curious information. After an introductory chapter on 
 the system of teaching ii. old times when holidays were unknown and stick ointment laid 
 
 tlie basis of all culture, an account is given of the various vocabularies, glossari - [uies in 
 
 use in mediaeval times. Some interesting and amusing details are also given <> 
 school-l looks, and Mr. Hazlitt sketches tlie scholastic work done by Erasmus, ( olet, I.inacre. Lily, 
 
 Ruddiman. and others, and gives us an insight into the methods followed in such sc Is as St. Paul's 
 
 and the Merchant Taylors' Institution. . . . One of the most interesting chapters in the volume is 
 that on female education." — Glasgow H 
 
 "... Mr. Hazlitt knows his subject, and he also knows how to write. No small praise." — St. 
 
 Soy/.' It's R{ vil «'. 
 
 "... Some of Mr. Hazlitt's pages are occupied with the humorous side of school life; and as he 
 tells a story well, these portions of the book come upon one with singular pleasure." — Antiqi 
 
 " Mr. Hazlitt i as evidently a favourite speciality in schi He has collected them, we should 
 
 judge, with a g 1 deal of zeal, and has acquired a really considerable amount of knowledge about 
 
 them, ic." — Spectator. 
 
 FROM THE PREFACE: 
 
 " My main object has been to trace the sources and rise of our educational system, and to pi 
 on which the groundwork of this system was laid. So far a 
 capable of j □ irrative will be found t" embo ly a good deal that is new and a good deal 
 
 that ou I I i i interesting. 
 
 "The bias literary, not bibliographical; but its production has involved a very 
 
 imounl of research, not only among books which proved serviceable, but among those 
 which yielded me no contribution to my object. 
 
 " Wnen we i ;ard a History of English Literature, and the works which cither constitute its princi- 
 pal strength .-mo glory, or .vcn such as, rather from the circumst i ted with them than their 
 own intrinsic importance, li nd toil a certain inci ■ • somes natural toinquire 
 by what process or course of training the men and women v compose the roll of fame 
 became, or were aided at least in becoming, what they were and remain." 
 
 
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